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10 things to do for $10 (8 free!) this weekend, November 9-11

By Robin Edwards | Fri, November 09, 2012

As stores start to get in the holiday spirit, your wallet begins to get a work-out. Fortunately, you won't have to spend much this weekend to stay entertained. You can ignore the upcoming holidays and... More »
$Task One creates designer toys based on television favorites for \$

Task One creates designer toys based on television favorites for "As Seen On TV"

By Kelsey Whipple | Fri, June 08, 2012

The most recent art toy collection from Task One, AKA Daniel Rowley, is the result of a lot of late nights. While he works, the graffiti and custom toy artist watches copious amounts of his favorite T... More »
$Huck Gee\'s Toy Story$

Huck Gee's Toy Story

By Robin Edwards | Thu, January 05, 2012

The only problem with artist Huck Gee's plastic toys, says Plastic Chapel owner Dea Webb, is that she can't keep them in stock. Luckily for Gee fans, the artist will be in town today to sign and sell his new book, The Art of Huck Gee. Gee's art,... More »
A Raccoon-Eat-Raccoon World

By Cory Lamz | Thu, October 06, 2011

As if drugs didn’t you make animalistic enough, there’s a new one on the market that will make a raccoon out of you. Or at least that’s the premise of a new horror flick from Monkey Angel Studios called Red Raccoon. The name comes from a drug... More »

2006 | BEST TOYS FOR GROWNUPS -- LIVING ROOM

The Peter Pan syndrome has been in full force in Denver since last fall, when Dea Webb and David Wendt opened Plastic Chapel, their closet-sized toy store for adults. Come in for the urban vinyl figures normally found by collectors at Kidrobot stores, and stay for the always-changing inventory of knife-wielding, smoking, scowling skateboard-art aliens; Dalek's must-have Space Monkeys and Fire Cats; and Frank Kozik's nasty, butt-chewing Smorkin' Labbits. Prices range from under ten dollars to... More »

10 things to do for $10 (8 free!) this weekend, November 9-11