Offering step and coed aerobics, line-dance class, women’s “get fit” and other weekly exercise programs.
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Williams Tavern is a no-frills joint on the 17th Avenue Uptown drag, a discreet bar sitting within a strip of ever-changing storefronts. The sparsely adorned spot has a pool table and a dartboard, but most folks just come to drink, a mix of suits and baseball caps crowding the place during the weekend. The only […]
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The Wine Experience Cafe concept is a perfect fit for Southlands: It’s a wine shop with a restaurant attached (or, in the foodie world, a restaurant with a wine shop next door.) All of the bottles and glasses served in the restaurant are available for sale in the shop; most of the bottles in the […]
This small family-owned spot has been specializing in wings for two decades, and the experience shows. The wings are on the smaller side, but with tender meat, a nice, crisp bite and a whopping 46 killer sauce and dry-rub options, size really doesn’t matter here. Not sure where to start? The garlic parmesan is a […]
This little storefront sports bar is the only local eatery serving fried Twinkies, a cardiologist’s nightmare. Sure, it makes other things — good chicken wings, for example, with an ungodly number of sauces (47, if you want to be specific) — but the fried Twinkies (and candy bars and bananas and funnel cake) are reason […]
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Featuring over three dozen historic airplanes and space vehicles, with additional exhibits, including a history of avionics and a display of military uniforms and artifacts.
Wit’s End’s time at its original taproom in west Denver came to an end at the end of last year – but luckily, owner Scott Witsoe didn’t give up the beer business. Instead, the brewery teamed up with Strange Craft Beer Company to share the latter’s newly renovated Lincoln Park taproom while continuing to produce […]
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Before it closed in 2023, Twin Dragon was a staple for Chinese eats in Englewood for nearly fifty years. The space sat empty for just over a year before another locally owned Chinese restaurant debuted – but this one specializing in Szechuan fare alongside American Chinese classics. Opt for the enormous cumin-lamb bao buns, crunchy […]
Wakano’s menu offers a broad spread of traditional Asian dishes on a board bulked up with a generous serving of Americanized Chinese favorites. It’s a solid neighborhood spot for those craving Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese all together in one place.
The New Republic, the Center for American Progress, and RASEI invite you to join us for The Next Frontier of Climate Change, a policy forum that will explore climate change legislation at a state and local level, the impact of climate change on Colorado’s land and industries, and the role it will play in the […]
A zero-waste mission with an emphasis on grain drives this Michelin-starred tasting-menu restaurant from Kelly Whitaker’s Id Est Hospitality group, which includes its own milling operation, Dry Storage. In the fall and winter, the menu is spurred by a focus on fermentation and other preservation methods inspired by centuries-old techniques from around the world, while […]