Did you know that there are several hotels in Denver that are supposedly haunted? That’s right – and you can even book a room in most of these hotels. Just be warned that you might be signing up for a spooky experience. From locked doors to noises in the middle of the night, you just don’t know what you’re going to encounter. These haunted hotels may not be ideal if you want to…
If you love classical music, you’ll be happy to hear that it’s almost time for the annual Colorado Music Festival. Opening night is always a big deal at this festival, and this one might be one of the most exciting to date. Celebrated violinist Vadim Gluzman will kick the season off on June 28. Tickets are $14–$55, and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. Grab some tickets and head to…
The weather’s getting warmer, making it the perfect time to enjoy the great outdoors. You can do just that at the 16th Street Fair. This annual fair will take place on June 22–23, Aug. 10–11, and Sept. 28–29 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. All three weekends will be packed with goods from artists and designers. Just head out along the 16th Street Mall to take in…
Do you find yourself constantly singing along and dancing to your favorite songs? You’re officially a music enthusiast, and the Denver Museum of Nature and Science has just the film for you. It’s “MacGillivray Freeman’s America’s Musical Journey 3D,” and it covers everything you need to know about music in America. This 40-minute film is available at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. through Sept. 6, and a limited number…
When you think back to your childhood, what comes to mind? You probably remember hitting up the arcade and playing video games. Graphics were a lot different back then. Instead of the HD graphics of today, you played games with 8-bit pixel graphics. Pay homage to the good old days by visiting Pixelated: Sculpture by Mike Whiting at the Denver Botanic Gardens. You’ll feel like you’re walking around in an old-school video game…
Breakfast comes too early in the morning, but you’re starving by the time lunch rolls around. Compromise by going to brunch. Not only is it at the perfect time of the day, but the food is divine. That’s especially true if you hit up one of these brunch spots in the Thornton area. Let’s just say the people of Thornton sure know how to brunch.
First Watch has one of…
You know enough about wine to know that not all wine is created equal. Often, the best wine is the wine that’s made locally. Fortunately, you live in Thornton, so you are close to countless local wineries. Stop by one or two to try out some local wine.
Let’s begin with the staff at Balistreri Vineyards. This is a far cry from going into a wine shop. The tasting bar is…
There are certain people who dedicate their careers to keeping our community healthy, functional, and safe. They are our protectors, our healers, our heroes.
As a display of appreciation for our military personnel and first responders, Mike Shaw Subaru is treating these heroes and their families to a meal this May.
Military members and first responders are invited to visit Mike Shaw Subaru to receive a free $50 gift card, valid at…
While it’s always fun to watch a movie at home, nothing beats going to a movie theater to catch the biggest blockbusters before they come to Redbox. Check out a movie at one of these hot Colorado theaters. Don’t forget to invite your buddies along for the trip.
The Alamo Drafthouse Sloans Lake isn’t just a movie theater. It’s essentially a full restaurant and a bar, as…
You have been impatiently waiting for the annual Thorntonfest to roll around, and it’s almost time. Mark your calendar for May 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. That’s when your entire family can head to Carpenter Park Fields at 108th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard to enjoy the signature event of Thornton. Thorntonfest is full of activities for people of all ages, and you don’t want to miss out…
