Are Liability Waivers Part of Our New Normal? Denver Lawyers Weigh in
As businesses open their doors, Coloradans are being asked to sign a lot more waivers. Is this temporary, or will it be one of COVID-19’s enduring legacies?
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National Virtual Dinner Series Spotlights Local Farmers, Purveyors, and Producers
Pros from Colorado and beyond discuss pandemic-related challenges and solutions during the Good Food Media Network’s online conversations.
Concert Benefiting Colorado Music Relief Fund Features All-Star Lineup
Dave Matthews, Big Head Todd & the Monsters, the Lumineers, and Jack Johnson are among the big-name acts that will play during Banding Together on May 30.
Shaped By COVID-19: A Restorative At-Home Session with Lacuna Yoga
Wake up your mind and your body with this 30-minute yoga session led by Lacuna Juice and Yoga cofounder Megan Whiteside.
High School Seniors Plan for College—in the Middle of a Pandemic
Choosing which college to attend is hard enough. The class of 2020 is making those decisions with the added uncertainty and stress of a global health crisis.
Sanitas Brewing Co. Reopens This Weekend After Shutting Down Roving Beer Truck
The Boulder brewery is refocusing on expanded outdoor seating after its beer vehicle was parked by the Colorado Liquor and Tobacco Enforcement division.
How Colorado Companies Are Getting Back to Business
Face masks, disinfectants, and plenty of personal space: Business owners across the metro talk about reopening their doors and keeping their customers safe.
What A-Basin Looked Like on Day One of Its Reopening
Face coverings and physical distancing rules were in place, but delightfully few skiers were on the slopes.
12 at Madison Will Not Reopen
Jeff Osaka closes his fine-dining restaurant in Congress Park while planning to reopen his more casual spots.
Where To Find Colorado Restaurants Open for Dine-In Service
Takeout for pick up and delivery is still available, but these local spots are also welcoming patrons into their dining rooms and open-air spaces.
The Show Doesn’t Go on at Denver School of the Arts
For Denver School of the Arts seniors, their final performances are the pinnacle of their time there. This year’s class, however, never got its close-up.
Taking Your House Hunt Online? Here’s What You Need To Know About Virtual Tours
Real estate experts say virtual tours are here to stay, but experiencing a house online is very different from seeing it in person.
Deep Roots Winery Bringing Frosé and More to RiNo This Summer
The family-owned business will move into the former C Squared Ciders space shared by Bierstadt Lagerhouse on Blake Street.
Colorado Restaurants Can Reopen for Dine-In Service On May 27
Bars that don’t serve food are to remain closed but will be evaluated in June.
Clinica Colorado Provides Telehealth Services to Undocumented Immigrants
CovidLine is a free, bilingual telehealth hotline people can call to speak with volunteer doctors and medical students if they are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19.
More New Markets and Restaurant Reopenings For Your Takeout Needs
An Asian-inspired pop-up in Boulder, beloved Denver ice cream shops, and new summer cocktail options are just a few of the delicious options.
5280 Wins General Excellence at the 2020 City & Regional Magazine Awards
5280 was again named the best big-city magazine in America as it took home six awards, including its first ever honor for Online Excellence.
What You Need to Know About the 2020 Farmers’ Market Season
A guide to when Colorado’s markets are opening and what safety guidelines you must follow when shopping.
Great American Beer Festival Goes Virtual For 2020
The professional beer competition will take place, and other activities may include at-home beer and food pairing deliveries and virtual conversations with brewers.
Denver Chef and Podcaster Launches Minga Provisions
Eric Chiappetta is slinging superior giardiniera and pickles—and collaborating with local chefs—so we can have something fun to eat during this not-very-fun time.
