FOODIES Festivals are a twice weekly artisanal, outdoor food and lifestyle market in Denver, Colo. featuring a variety of prepared dishes, local packaged foods and farm-fresh produce, live music, tented community dining-tables, Colorado craft beer and wine, fine art and crafts, and family activities.
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The Foothills Art Center, located in Golden, has been hosting local artists since 1968. The main building of the center got its start in 1872 as a Presbyterian church from 1872, and makes a lovely setting for the exhibits here.
Developed and built by Notes Live, the Sunset Amphitheater is an 8,000-capacity, state-of-the-art venue right in the heart of the Polaris Pointe development in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Notes Live identifies markets where entertainment options are limited and where demand is high for quality entertainment. Currently under construction, the Sunset Amphitheater will offer an unparalleled view […]
A block west of I-25, near the 15th Street bridge, Forest Room 5 is just hip enough to be cool without seeming trendy. With its dim lighting and intimate tables, this eclectic spot attracts a youthful crowd most days of the week, especially on the weekends. While the place is spacious and houses a few […]
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When Culinary Creative, the restaurant group behind Bar Dough, Ash’kara and Señor Bear, among others, put its power behind a sumptuous Cherry Creek cocktail bar that opened in March 2021, expectations were high. And they’ve only been exceeded. Forget Me Not, with its lively patio, is a stunner in the summer and offers fun, balanced […]
The former RTD bus terminal in downtown Denver. It is located on plaza of the vacant terminal on Market Street between 16th and 17th Streets in downtown Denver.
Exhibits include antique automobiles, railroad equipment, the world’s largest locomotive, Amelia Earhart’s car, motorcycles, trolleys, carriages, bicycles and more.
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The Fort is a theme restaurant. Sure, it’s been called better things (a museum of culinary history, a gastronomic time capsule) and worse things (the fabulous obsession of one of the New West’s great hucksters), but it’s still a theme restaurant – part Old West reliquary, part Planet Hollywood with cowboys. The servers all wear […]
A day at Fossil Trace Golf Club, a two-time Best of Denver winner, is more than just a day on the links – it’s also a trip back in time. This Golden golf course was designed by Jim Engh, and its position at the edge of the foothills is spectacular. But the history of the […]
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Four Friends Kitchen, a family-friendly breakfast-and-lunch spot that opened in early 2015 in what is now Central Park (formerly Stapleton), isn’t a place to see and be seen. It isn’t around the corner from the art museum or Union Station or anyplace you’re going to spend the rest of your day, unless you’re headed to […]
Living-history exhibits of pioneer life on the plains at the site of Denver’s oldest standing structure.