Big Beers, Belgians and Barley Wines (generally called just Big Beers) once again took to the snowy peaks of Breckenridge for a celebratory weekend of the craft beer industry. Paired with instructional seminars, decadent beer dinners and cigar tastings, case is capped off using a industrial tasting event. With an impressive line-up of local and
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Intimate dining is not entirely new to Denver. Granite counters and micro-restaurants (such as Cart-Driver and Work & Class) have pushed Mile High sponsors to become comfy. However Beckon, the sister to Call starting this week RiNo’s Larimer Street, is not only tiny — it only seats 17 people — it s also requiring a lot
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It’s with sheer enthusiasm that Denver fashion lovers anxiously await the opening of Dior: From Paris to the World in the Denver Art Museum (DAM) on November 19. Organized from the DAM and curated from Florence Müller, the DAM’s Avenir Foundation Curator of Textile Art and Fashion, the exhibition will include 202 haute couture dresses spanning
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Should you re a lover of boxer Lon Symensma’s restaurants, pay attention. You now will be a good deal of modifications. Cho77, the pan-Asian street food sister into ChoLon, is moving downtown to another door to the sibling restaurant along with Symensma’s approaching LeRoux — a European bistro idea. Formerly reserved for Kaya, Cho77 is
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In 53,000 square feet, the brand-new Earth Treks climbing gym is currently claiming bragging rights because the largest in North America. Tomorrow, it’s obvious the prior Sports Authority’s headquarters is still now currently accepting the name. Not only were the ceilings increased in spaces to 55 ft, the gym is stuffed with routes. Click to view
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Kelly Whitaker is no stranger to new concepts. Whether it’s researching fermentation techniques, s learning the way to mill his own seasoning or consulting numerous projects, Whitaker doesn’t slow down. But even though he operates at a average rate, his most recent endeavor has him firing in any respect cylinders. READ: A First Look at
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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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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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Denver’s most bumping bicycle music festival, Velorama is right around the corner — bringing with it, three days of booze, bands and of course, bikes. Going down August 17 to 19, this year’s festival is poised to be headlined by none other than Matt and Kim, Modest Mouse and The Growlers. While the lineup is
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