Sunday evening: finished dates come off, and five ski days are labeled projected

Checked Sunday evening, Oct. 25, Denver time.

Off the calendar. Files whose dates ended before Monday, Oct. 26, came off. That includes Stardew Valley at Red Rocks, José Madero at Summit, the Denver Wiesn, Bright Nights, Magic of the Jack O'Lanterns, Goblin Giveout, the Boulder Burgundy Festival, Pumpkins on Parade, the used-book sale, and the other one-day listings that ended today. No free-day file had an end date before Monday. Boo at the Zoo, the Chatfield Farms corn maze, and the Denver Film Festival run past tonight, so they stay.

Eat. Risica, Den Thai Street, The Pretzelry, Maria Empanada at Union Station, Heretík, HashTAG Wheat Ridge, and the Ranalli's window were already On Our List. None of these is a review.

Dining Out's Oct. 20 story is the new detail on the window. It says the walk-up opens Thursday, Oct. 29, at Federales, 2903 Larimer St., nightly from 4 p.m. Free slices on Saturday, Oct. 31, 4–6 p.m., one per person, no purchase needed, while they last. Federales' own FAQ still prints the restaurant at 2901 Larimer St. and does not describe the window. The page now uses 2903 and says so.

Chili Chili's Oct. 3 story says Heretík's menu is inspired by Northeast Spain and Southern France, and it quotes chef Theo Adley on the Basque coast. That line is now on the listing. It is still not a review.

Closed, and not listed here. Westword's Oct. 24 list says The Greenwich at 3258 Larimer St. closed Oct. 18, Park & Co. at 439 E. 17th Ave. had its final service Oct. 19, The L at 46 Broadway has closed, both Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge rooms in Arvada have closed (7415 Grandview Ave. and 18068 W. 92nd Lane), and Fire Bowl Cafe at 11435 E. Briarwood Ave. in Englewood has closed. Axios also names The Greenwich and Park & Co. None of them was a page on Eat or Nightlife, so nothing came off those lists.

Ski. No Colorado resort is open. Summit Daily's Oct. 23 story says Arapahoe Basin, Keystone, and Loveland are snowmaking and still have no official date. Keystone's first lift tickets for sale are Oct. 31, which is not an opening. Those three stay off the calendar. OnTheSnow's open-resorts page, checked this evening, does not show a resort as open.

Copper's own events page still sets Friday, Nov. 6. That stays an official date. Breckenridge stays the Vail Resorts date of Friday, Nov. 6. Summit Daily and OnTheSnow list both for Nov. 6 under projected dates. The day matches, so the calendar date does not move.

Labeled projected: Vail Nov. 13, Steamboat Nov. 21, Beaver Creek Nov. 25, Aspen Snowmass Nov. 26, and Telluride Nov. 26. Summit Daily's Oct. 23 list matches those days except Telluride, which that list does not name. Telluride stays Nov. 26 because OnTheSnow projects it and Colorado Ski Country USA had already said the resort is targeting that day.

OnTheSnow also projects Granby Ranch for Nov. 27 and Sunlight for Dec. 12. Those pages keep the Colorado Ski Country USA dates, Nov. 25 and Dec. 11, and say what OnTheSnow printed. Powderhorn stays Nov. 20 from that release. OnTheSnow lists Powderhorn for Dec. 4.

Concerts and games. The Red Rocks upcoming list still matches the files that remain, starting with Evanescence on Monday, Oct. 26, at 7:00 p.m. The event page names K. Flay. Grizzly Rose's calendar still matches, starting with Aaron Watson on Friday, Oct. 30. Ball Arena's near-term concerts and home games that were already filed are still on that list, including the Nuggets against the Warriors Monday at 8:00 p.m. No postponement or cancellation turned up on those pages. No new Red Rocks or Grizzly Rose date was missing.