There s a reason why Alon Shaya called his Denver restaurant following his grandmother or “Safta,” as it s interpreted in Hebrew. But it s not only due to the interior or that the menu is partially based on his grandma ’therefore recipes. Rather, it has to do with respect. “When you’re your grandparents about,
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Even though Meow Wolf’s popularity skyrocketed within the last two decades, leading at their exhibition in Santa Fe, the artist understands what it s like to live since thrifty creatives on a budget. For over a decade, the team existed “dumpster diving for provides facilities at rock bottom prices, and long hours at jobs between
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Summer may be winding to an end, but Denver nevertheless has some chill events to keep it moving. Kick off your weekend by laughing during the High Plains Comedy Festival and end it by adopting canines in National Dog Day. Whatever you end up doing, be certain you take a look at this roundup of
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Open up your artful horizons through some chill events in Denver. Start off your week by relaxing at the Halcyon Yoga Series and end it by doing your civic duties at Oh Hey Neighborhood Recycling Drive. Whatever you end up doing, make sure to take a look at this roundup of events happening in Denver. Monday,
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Open your taste bud horizon with a few delightful food and beverage events in Denver. Kick off your week by sipping on a brew and watching a movie at an outdoor movie night and end it by relaxing and jelqing at Aprés Yoga. Wherever your tastes take you, make sure to have a gander at
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Every summer crowds of campers make their way to Alamosa County to visit the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Reserve. On their way to the park, many pass right by another great camping destination filled with amazing hikes and beautiful views. Sitting just 12 miles South of the Great Sand Dunes is the lesser-known
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After years of construction, The Source Hotel is finally ready to open on Brighton Boulevard. As the second Zeppelin property of the same name, the new spot riffs from its sibling next door. Walking inside you’ll notice its distinctive design motifs of industrial materials and clean lines that The Source made distinctly theirs more than five
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At some point over the dizzying weekend of local music that is Bohemian Nights at NewWestFest, someone muttered, “Sweltering Days and Bohemian Nights” — and sweltering hot days they were. But no amount of heat could stop the community of Fort Collins and surrounding cities and towns from coming out in numbers to the annual
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It’s fairly easy to become sensitive to the grand appearance of something legendary — especially after almost 35 years of being dormant. Jeff Lynne’s ELO returned to the U.S. with resounding force and traveled through time and space to get here, with Denver being the third stop on their cosmic journey. If that’s not exceptional,
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Dancing, it seems, never goes out of style. And even though Denver might not live up to the same raucous standards of nightclubs in cities like New York or Los Angeles, there are still some places in the Mile High City to lose yourself in the beat. Enter Denver native Boyhollow (Michael Trundle), a DJ who
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