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Levitt Pavilion Denver announces first free concerts of 2026 concert series
everafterinthewoods.com
These Colorado Burger Chains Serve Beef Worth The Drive, Locals Say
Colorado might be famous for its mountains and ski slopes, but ask locals what truly keeps them returning to certain familiar corners, and the answer is often simple: burgers. Across the state, from busy city blocks to tiny mountain towns, a select group of neighborhood grills has earned fierce loyalty one perfectly cooked patty at a time.
aboutboulder.com
Boulder Skywatch: Rare Planetary Parade Visible Tonight and This Week
Boulder residents may have a chance to witness a beautiful sky event this week. Several planets are appearing along the same arc of the sky shortly after sunset, creating what astronomers often call a “planetary parade.”. While the planets are still millions of miles apart in space, their positions...
QSR magazine
Birdcall’s Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich Returns
Birdcall—the beloved Denver-based craft chicken chain that specializes in all-natural chicken, award-winning sandwiches, and more—is thrilled to announce the return of one of its most talked-about creations. Back by overwhelming demand, the Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich rejoins the menu as part of the brand’s “Birdcall Presents” limited-time lineup.
denvergazette.com
Levitt Pavilion’s 2026 event calendar includes 19 free concerts so far
South Denver’s popular Levitt Pavilion venue has announced a first round of shows that are set to take place during its free summer concert series. The venue has plans to host 19 shows already with more events to be added to the calendar over coming weeks. Levitt Pavilion has a capacity of up to 15,000 and its located just minutes from Downtown Denver in the historic Ruby Hill Park.
Rolling Stone
Clay Street Unit Won Fans by Playing Live. They Finally Reward Them With a Debut Album
Clay Street Unit didn’t have any ambitions for fame. The six-piece group out of Denver just wanted a creative outlet to write and play songs. But five years since their inception, Clay Street Unit are taking folk music by storm. And the release of their debut album, Sin & Squalor , finally appeases a fan base that was clamoring for recorded music. Bob Power, Engineer and Producer Who Excavated Hip-Hop's Low End, Dead at 73 “We were kind of a community band,” Sam Walker, the band’s frontman and guitarist, says. “We sold out a bigger room, sold out a bigger room. We kept falling up. Next thing you know, we really had the right crew together to take on an album head-on.” Clay Street Unit dropped Sin & Squalor last month via Leo33 Records, the independent Nashville label best-known as the home for Zach Top’s music. The 11-track project is a blend of bluegrass, folk, country, and rock, and was produced by Chris Pandolfi of the Infamous Stringdusters. It’s an album aimed at building upon the fanbase earned through their high-energy live show. “I had written a couple of tunes that were just kind of living in my head and
gratefulweb.com
Railroad Earth 25th Anniversary Celebration Announced at Chautauqua Auditorium in Boulder
P>For more than two decades, Railroad Earth has built a devoted following through gleefully unpredictable live performances, deeply crafted songwriting, and a sound that blends bluegrass, rock, folk, and improvisational spirit into something entirely their own. Now celebrating 25 years as a band, the New Jersey-born jamgrass pioneers will mark the milestone with a special Colorado appearance at Chautauqua Auditorium in Boulder on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
Westword
Michelin-Starred Eatery Announces Current Chef’s Final Menu
The Id Est Hospitality Group has proven to be a powerhouse in Denver and beyond, and its evolution is continuing in an unexpected way at one of its Michelin-Starred spots, Bruto, which is currently led by executive chef Byron Gomez. But his run is set to come to an end...
9NEWS
Denver restaurants now cost more to operate than in New York City, report finds
DENVER — An industry study released Friday concludes that Denver is one of the most expensive cities nationwide for eating out, something diners may already know when the check arrives. What they may not realize is that business costs have risen so much in the city since 2019 that...
University of Denver Clarion
A guide to Denver food week
As the year flies by, March has sprung upon us. University of Denver (DU) students know this time very well as it marks the beginning of week 9, signifying stress for many as finals are just around the corner. For those who find some free time this weekend, check out Denver Restaurant Week.
coloradobiz.com
Chicken Salad Chick to open Denver Tech Center restaurant
DENVER — Chicken Salad Chick will open a new restaurant March 4 in the Denver Tech Center in Greenwood Village, the company’s eighth location in Colorado. Chicken Salad Chick will open a new restaurant March 4 in the Denver Tech Center in Greenwood Village. The location at 5322...
The Denver Gazette
Denver area events for March 2
If you have an event taking place in the Denver area, email information to carlotta.olson@gazette.com at least two weeks in advance. All events are listed in the calendar on space availability. Monday. Downtown Denver Food Tour — 1-4 p.m., Denver, $63.60 and up. Registration required: deliciousdenverfoodtours.com. Sipping N’ Painting...
Denver7 News KMGH
Denver Pride moving to 16th Street, condensing PrideFest to one day
hoodline.com
Spice Alert On Smoky Hill: Masala Magic Plots Cozy Aurora Dining Room
Masala Magic, a full-service Indian restaurant in the works for Aurora, is preparing to move into the Serenity Ridge shopping center off East Smoky Hill Road. The concept has been on the books since a mid-2025 lease, with fresh permitting activity in recent weeks; it looks like the space is being set up for sit-down dining. The owners still have not shared an opening date.
Westword
“It’s Too Effing Expensive to Eat Out Anymore”
We’re aiming to raise $20,000 by April 26. Your support ensures Westword can continue watching out for you and our community. No paywall. Always accessible. Daily online and weekly in print. Most of them had weathered the pandemic, somehow, but by this time last year, Denver restaurateurs were fed...