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Montclair, CO · Lifestyle
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Camp Christmas: The Magic and Glitter Move On
Artist Lonnie Hanzon likes to imagine where his creations might end up next: a pink pony beside a Pegasus unicorn in someone’s living room, or one of 2,000 Santas displayed in a local bar or tucked into a collection on a Denver mantel. They’re all pieces of Camp Christmas,...
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Turnbuckle Distilling Breaks Ground on Five-Acre Dakota Ridge Spirits Destination
According to WhatNow, Turnbuckle Distilling is building a five-acre destination in Littleton's Dakota Ridge area, with construction already underway at the northwest corner of Bowles Avenue and C-470. The project will bring together an expanded distillery, a restaurant, a multi-level bar, tasting rooms and event space, with the company targeting an opening in 2027.
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New trail segment opens in Clear Creek Canyon
Hikers, cyclists, rock climbers and anglers, take note: There’s a new trail segment open west of Golden. Jefferson County Parks & Open Space has opened the Huntsman Trailhead, which features 1.5-miles of trail, four bridges, five creek access points and a new parking lot along U.S. Highway 6 west of Golden.
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Ever Wondered Why Westminster Regulars Swear By The Supper Club Steaks At The Wellshire Inn?
Some Denver buildings hold a lot of history behind their front doors, and one Tudor-style landmark beside a city golf course holds more than most. Its name still makes people across the metro area, from Westminster to the south side, think of hearty plates and long tables full of friends.
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Nobody Leaves Hungry From The Breakfast Platters At Dozens In Denver
Downtown Denver wakes up early, and one small breakfast spot has been ready for it for years. The doors open at 7 in the morning on most days, and by 2 in the afternoon the grill is done. In between, plates go out loaded with omelets, waffles, biscuits and gravy,...
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Denver Holiday Shoppers Flock to Mile High Mart's 47th Year at DU
The Mile High Holiday Mart is back for its 47th year, opening this weekend at Gates Field House on the University of Denver campus with the Junior League of Denver once again at the helm. The three-day event runs Friday through Sunday, bringing local and national merchants together under one roof for holiday shopping just as the season kicks into gear.
Westword
This Aurora rapper is raising money for youth cancer patients
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Jesse Santana began chemotherapy in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The...
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The merriest Christmas pop-up bar is coming to Denver this December—and you can join the waitlist now
Ever dreamed of stepping directly into the picturesque Christmas scenes from your favorite holiday films? This December, Club Vinyl is getting a complete seasonal takeover to turn those holiday wishes into reality. The Jingle Bar is officially landing in Denver for a limited run from December 3rd through December 23rd....
Westword
First Look: Glendale now has a dim sum spot of its own
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. For decades, Denver’s dim sum scene was small, primarily made up of a...
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Denver's Bunny Blake Skips the Med Spa, Makes a 13-Video Clown Circus Album Instead
Denver artist Bunny Blake will premiere “Industry Doll,” a 13-video visual album she wrote, produced, and styled almost entirely herself, this Saturday at Barfly inside the Alamo Drafthouse in Lakewood. The project follows a woman navigating the entertainment industry through a surrealist circus-clown character. The quote from the...
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The Spirituals Project brings uniquely powerful music to Colorado audiences
For nearly 30 years, a unique choral group based at the University of Denver known as The Spirituals Project has performed sacred songs originally sung centuries ago by enslaved Africans in the U.S. The project began in 1998, and aims to both preserve the music and to educate the public...