Parks & Rec Plans to Plant Trees, Repair Sports Courts and Buy Land With Legacy Fund
In the last five years, the fund has generated over $267 million for the city park system.
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Experience the Transformational Power of Sound Healing at Boettcher Concert Hall
On Saturday, Davin Youngs will lead an immersive sonic journey called The RESET, which uses sound to expand your sense of self.
Radica Products Takes You Into the Outdoors With MoonLander
The Denver-based company has developed a simple-setup camper that protects from the Colorado elements and wildlife. And it started in a garage.
All Drinks Are $5 at Lincoln’s, a New Bar Hidden Downtown
The cash-only, basement-level spot is located near Union Station – but you’ll have to explore a bit to find it.
Get Outside: Ten Peaceful Places to Paddleboard in Colorado
Enjoy a mellow float, from reservoirs to lakes.
Denver Students Secure Yurt for School After Suffering Racist Slurs at Council Meeting
“A hatred which intended to erode the students’ spirits instead sparked a fire.”
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Denver Mezcal Bar Named One of the Best in the Country
The family that owns Adelitas is behind La Doña Mezcaleria.
Photos: Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats Return Home
It was a family affair for Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats at Red Rocks.
Team Behind Red Square Bistro Opening Whit’s End in Former Scott’s Market Space
The long-vacant building has been renovated, and the new neighborhood restaurant will serve dinner and Sunday brunch.
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Caveman Music Festival in Colorado Has Bigfoot on Its Side
Caveman Music Festival at Monument Lake Resort is bringing in big names for Labor Day weekend.
Voter Pre-Registration Down Among Colorado Teens for First Time in Seven Years
Colorado had the highest pre-registration rate for teen voters in the country last year.
Autumn Is Coming…and So Is the Deadline for Our Fall Arts Guide
Submit your listing information now!
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Sidewalk Fee Numbers Finally Come to Denver City Council
Most property owners will pay a flat $150 per year, but there are exemptions and higher fees in some cases.
William F. Cody Left His Stamp on Denver. But Should Buffalo Bill Be Canceled?
The City of Denver plans to close the Lookout Mountain shop and cafe dedicated to the legendary showman by the end of 2024.
This Centennial Taco Shop Draws Accolades and Crowds – for Good Reason
One word: birria, in the form of tacos, ramen, pizza and even burgers.
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Crêpes ‘n Crêpes Shutters Just Over a Year After Moving to Congress Park
After a nineteen-year run in Cherry Creek, the restaurant relocated in early 2023.
Colorado Banned His Ear-Shaped Edibles, but Mike Tyson Returns With Boxing Gloves
The boxer’s THC gummies were originally shaped like an ear with a chunk missing, but Colorado cannabis laws banned the shape.
The Dirty Turkeys Are Bringing New Life to Acid Rock
The local band is making waves in the scene with raucous shows and a punk attitude.
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Long-Vacant Laundromat Gets a Community-Driven Revival in Cole
Collaboration, creativity and community are key at Dry Clean Only and its coffee shop, Hot Shot.
Four Years After Her Murder, Isabella Joy Thallas Is Being Honored on the Runway
A senseless act of violence took away a budding fashion creative. Now her family is working to turn an awful event into a force for good.
Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox Sells, Will Close for September
“The way I like to think of it is, we’re going to bring Ophelia’s back to its full potential,” says the new booker.
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Now That the Feds Seized StreamEast, How Will Denver Watch the Nuggets and Avalanche?
The illegal streaming site was one of the only ways to watch the local NBA and NHL teams because of the Altitude Comcast dispute.