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On Saturday, February 22, a mini Mardi Gras paraded through Denver's Dairy Block. The Petite Parade showcased homemade shoebox floats, or tableaux cars, in honor of Fat Tuesday. Musicians, families, artists and more turned up to celebrate.
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Where to take the kids this holiday season.
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SeaQuest sits in the middle of the recently renovated Southwest Plaza Mall in Littleton. Surrounded by heavily perfumed halls and national chains like Victoria’s Secret and the Cheesecake Factory, 1,500 animals of 300 different species from around the globe make their home in this 22,000-square-foot corner of suburbia.
SeaQuest bills itself as an “interactive aquarium” in which guests can “feed and hold animals from all over the world.” But animal-rights activists allege that the national chain has been a living hell for those creatures, aquatic and otherwise. -
Volunteers with the Parasol Patrol protect the youth and families who watch and participate in the Drag for All Ages at Mile High Comics.
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After more than a year of construction, the Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus is ready to celebrate Adventure Forest: an art installation, aerial outdoor course, jungle gym and playground all rolled into one. Designed and built by the museum's installation team, artist Wes Sam-Bruce, Bonsai Designs and Denver Parks and Recreation, the installation cost $2.3 million...and seems worth every penny, as well as the wait. While most hours will be devoted to kids and their parents, there will be special evening events where other adults can enjoy the installation, too. Adventure Forest opens to the general public on June 3; here's a sneak peek.
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