StarChefs Brings its 2017 Rising Star Awards to Colorado
The national restaurant industry group honors local talent with a tasting gala on April 25.
The Highlight Reel: March’s Tastiest Food News
A monthly review of happenings in the Denver dining scene from 5280’s food team.
The Priciest Homes for Sale in Colorado Right Now
These gorgeous estates are up for grabs, but come with hefty price tags.
A Breakfast-Themed Food Lover’s Book Club on April 5
Food Lover’s Book Club is a bimonthly discussion of a cookbook or food-related book led by award-winning food writer Amanda M. Faison. The free gathering takes place at the Ross-Cherry Creek Library.
Restaurant Review: Avelina
At this New American eatery in downtown Denver, you can hit the jackpot—or leave disappointed.
Meet The Makers: Denver’s Artifact Uprising
How one local company raises the bar for beautiful photo-inspired décor.
Spring Fashion: ’80s Flashback
The ’80s are back—with a modern twist. Steal the spotlight this season with mic-drop-worthy statement sleeves, gold jewelry, oversize jackets, and totally rad pumps.
Photography by Paul Miller
Chic Garden Gear
Modern, functional gear for the super-stylish gardenista.
A Bungalow With Global Charm
A dark, drab Wash Park home gets a bright, modern facelift inspired by its owners’ world travels.
A Victorian Home Goes Chic
Surrounded by downtown Denver’s bright lights and busy streets, a 19th-century townhouse is a colorful reminder of the city’s past—and of its owner’s rich personal history.
Renovation, The Backyard Edition
A Boulder family’s new back deck gives them a whole new room—outside. Here’s how they did it.
Meet The Architects Behind Some of Denver’s Hippest Hotels
Local firm Johnson Nathan Strohe’s thoughtful concepts are shaping the Mile High City’s newest wave of hotels as public spaces.
The New “Roughing It”
Colorado Outward Bound’s microcabins bring sleek, modern design to the rugged high country.
7 Secrets to a Bountiful Colorado Veggie Garden
Plus, three local events to help you level up as a horticulturist.
Life Hack: Get a Shed
With help from Boulder’s Studio Shed, design a backyard structure to get away from it all.
Open Up
A letter from the editor of 5280 Home‘s April/May issue.
Three Local Artists You Need To Know
In light of Maria Mosina’s retirement, we pay tribute to other longtime local artists.
Three Female-Focused Colorado Trips
Travel alone—but not by yourself—by partaking in one of these three excursions.
Who Needs A Travel Buddy, Anyway?
More Colorado women are taking vacations from everything—and everyone—by traveling alone.
The Institute for Cannabis Research Isn’t Studying What You’d Expect
Why hemp could be the solution to problems in fields ranging from engineering to medicine.
Local Artist: Tanu Art
Gorgeous hemp textile art that feels right at home in the Mile High City.
“Sometimes You Have to Build a Wall Around Your Heart”
In Colorado, those lost—and those affected—by the state’s heroin crisis are hiding in plain sight.
Go Green: Passive Solar Design
Colorado’s climate makes this approach to architecture a perfect fit for locals eager for energy savings.
Modern-Farmhouse Style
A family home in downtown Louisville shows you how to get this classic look oh-so right.
Give As You Live
You might already be giving back to the community, just by going about your regular day.
The Big Wonderful Returns With A New Home And Format
The festival-style weekend of beer, music, and artisanal goods is not to be missed.
Road-Trip Restaurant: The Chocolate Café
Celebrate chocolate mousse day—Monday, April 3—with a visit to this sweet Fort Collins spot.
Sneak Peek: Pop-up Dinners from the Guest House
Two hospitality pros are on a mission to reconnect diners with the Colorado land.
Masterpiece Kitchen 2.0
Justin Brunson transforms his American bar and grill into an upscale spot featuring shared small plates.
How Is Denver the 38th Healthiest County in the State?
The County Health Rankings reveal why our high level of fitness doesn’t necessarily equate to better health.
A Local Teen Makes History By Recording It
Rebecca Chapman debuts Stories Worth Saving, a website that documents the lives of Denver seniors.
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Colorado Legislators Vote to Rein In Medical Marijuana Home Grows
Our state’s home-grow laws have been the most permissive in the nation.
Opening Alert: Wild Cider and Decadent Saint Winery
The cidery and the winemaker have joined forces at their lively north Boulder tasting room.
Where We’re Eating in April
Best Bites: City & Country Deli & Sausage Company’s Banh Mi Pickles
Add them to sandwiches or rice noodle salads, or just eat them straight out of the jar.
Trendspotting: Pork Collar
This tasty cut of pork is popping up on menus all over town—but just what to call it is up for debate.
Anatomy of: Miette et Chocolat’s Flatirons Entremet
Breaking down Miette et Chocolat’s contemporary take on the s’more.
Can Bud Black Fix The Rockies?
The new Colorado manager might be the best hope the team has of curing its decadeslong pitching problem.
Gear Closet: Aztech Mountain
Aspen’s Aztech Mountain makes performance outerwear built for the city—and the slopes.
The (Very) Old Ballgame
The Colorado Vintage Base Ball Association puts the “past” in America’s favorite pastime.
Be Good: Tethered By Letters
A local nonprofit helps aspiring writers navigate the cutthroat publishing industry.
Rose Hill Drive Returns With a New Album
A veteran Boulder band tries to make it big—again.
Betting the (Wind) Farm
Xcel breaks ground on a billion-dollar wind farm in Eastern Colorado.
Q&A: Billy Barr
The Gothic resident who fled civilization became an unwitting witness to climate change.
The Chanda Plan Foundation Opens New Medical Center
The innovative building is designed specifically to serve patients with physical disabilities.
Upgrade Your Summer Vacation
Take your summer to the next level with these expert-led expeditions.
3 Wilderness Medicine Classes To Take This Summer
These sessions will make sure you’re prepared for emergencies in the backcountry.
Colorado Bookshelf: The Great Outdoors: A User’s Guide
Colorado author Brendan Leonard drops essential knowledge for planning rustic adventures.
A Lafayette Designer Launches An Athletic Apparel Line
And it’s specifically designed for women of all sizes.
The Ultimate Guide to Running in Colorado
Make sure you’re prepared—whether your goal is notching that first 5K or your inaugural marathon—with this guide to pounding the pavement (and having fun doing it).
What to Do in April
Your short list of Colorado’s coolest events this month, April 2017.
Hike We Like: Brookside-McCurdy Trail
This out-and-back trail offers easy, uncrowded access to the scenic Lost Creek Wilderness area just one hour from Denver.
Don’t Miss: The Inventing Room’s Doughnut Pop Up
Dessert whiz Ian Kleinman’s fantastical doughnuts are popping up at Fruition from March 30 through April 2.
Spring 2017 Fashion: Bohemian Rhapsody
The boho trend is a springtime mainstay—and for good reason. Here’s how to rock the look with sophistication and style.
Learn to Safely Ride the Rockies at Motorcycle School
Go from a wannabe biker to a state-endorsed motorcyclist in just two days.
Sip Here: Robbie’s Tavern
Peak 8’s new restaurant and bar is a spring break must.
Ayurveda Might Just Be The New Wellness Trend You Need
Ayurvedic medicine has been around for thousands of years in India, but is just starting to gain traction in Denver. Here’s what happened when we tried out the holistic approach to whole-body health.
2017 Is Already A Big Year For Denver Dining
Colorado’s exciting dining scene makes national news with two James Beard award finalists, a major food gathering, a certain television show, and local events to celebrate it all.
Q&A: Angie Keenan of Let Them Eat Cake
This local company delivers delicious, allergen-free sweets to your door.
