The aspen leaves are beginning to turn gold and the morning air is getting crisper daily. But before you begin getting too amped up for powder times and shredding gnar on the slopes, then there’s lots to appreciate about drop in Colorado — apple picking, soccer, pumpkin porters along with leaf peeping, simply to mention
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This weekend, a type of music lovers will embark to a golf course in southwest Denver for Grandoozy, a festival including Stevie Wonder and musicians of diminished celebrity. In an alternate reality, Stevie and buddies would be partying at Denver’s historic City Park. This was the idea that first landed on city planners’ desks about.
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Get prepared to be at Fritzler. (OK, that was the first and final maize-maze joke, so we guarantee ) The favorite family-friendly fall destination has a name, Fritzler Farm Park, and a brand new look for its 15-acre corn maze, as revealed Thursday morning. Last year’s design Thank you & farmers rdquo; in the aerial
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Denver’s large three-day festival in Superfly — the people behind Bonnaroo and Outside Lands — is nearly here. Grandoozy will take over Overland Park Golf Course Sept. 14-16 with headliners Kendrick Lamar, Florence + The Machine along with Stevie Wonder — and there are a great deal of things that you will need to understand
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Care, Front Range leaf-lovers: As drought conditions in Colorado interrupt the time of the annual fall-colors burst, the aspens in Clear Creek County are ready to inspire awe. “They’re beautiful,” stated Cassandra Carroll, who operates at the U.S. Forest Service Visitors Center in Idaho Springs. “They’re at their peak, however there are patches on Guanella
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Watering hole Pet parents may allow their furry kids splash around this weekend. Water World is hosting its next yearly Bow Wow Beach Doggie Day on Sept. 8 in 11 a.m. to 2 litres, rain or shine. Cowabunga Beach, Turtle Bay and Thunder Bay will soon be open for dogs to swim, splash and play. (Wally World will
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“American Idol” has been killed and revived, kicked about on the TV program, and adopted as a pop-culture institution over recent years. But something has ever been true concerning the singing competition that is influential: People love auditioning for it. While the series has endured in ratings in the past few years, enthusiasts still turn
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Even the roar of the audience might be a little louder this season, since when the Denver Broncos win (or merely complete specific plays)they also score bargains on meals and beverages for their fans. Depending on game stats, enthusiasts can handle reductions on coffee, burgers, cakes, doughnuts, pizza and more. Even better, some deals are
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Hold on to your hats, Denver Meow Wolf Lovers. The Santa Fe, N.M.-based artwork collective is boosting its presence in the Mile High City by collaborating with Elitch Gardens to a ride set to take off next spring. Dubbed “Kaleidoscape,” the appeal is slated for an April 2019 launch ahead of the coming of Meow
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Adam Cayton-Holland has often seemed like one of those people who has all. The 38-year-old former and live-in Westword scribe, who returns for Season 3 of his own truTV sitcom “Those Who Can’t” this fall, comes from a well-educated, well-off family in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood. Following years of proving his ability and work ethic
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