Because of the devastating fire season, there are some additional restrictions on where you can search for your perfect tree this year. But that makes it even more important to participate in this unique (and fun!) family tradition.
For a cool $6.9 million, this five-acre horse property just south of Boulder boasts Flatirons views and direct access to riding trails within easy reach of the city.
Sip festive cocktails in private greenhouses bedecked in festive décor at the Miracle on Main Street pop-up in Louisville.
It’s been a long year. Now, it’s time to bundle up and enjoy the magic of the season—social-distant style.
Local musician Danae Simone is bringing quality and low-cost denim to Denverites with DSX Denim. The second collection, which includes styles for both women and men, launches on November 27.
The year-old spirits maker saves 400,000 gallons of water each year, donates spent grain to a local nonprofit, and a lot more.
The Larimer Street dining room may be closed, but Kyle and Katy Foster’s Southern restaurant will live on through pop-ups and classes.
Universities and colleges across the state placed outdoor tents on campus this fall as an alternative to indoor classrooms—and staff and students liked it.
The 56-pound people-loving bird has been an unexpected source of joy during these turbulent times.
Melissa Clement’s newly expanded Mercantile by Farmgirl Foods offers wares from more than 70 local vendors, most of which are female-owned businesses.
The app, created by Everbridge, has a 75 percent adoption rate in the community and was one component of the university’s strategy to prevent outbreaks on campus.
Vail’s Sonnenalp Hotel and other globally inspired destinations put the world within reach.
Owner Dave Query shares insight into closing his first-born restaurant and what comes next, which includes revamped takeout and delivery programs.
The pros at Golden Graze Boxes, Meat and Cheese Board, and So Damn Gouda Cheese & Provisions have all of your snacking needs covered.
‘Tis the season of shopping, sipping, and celebrating. Do it all safely at these local outdoor and online markets.
Make this holiday season memorable for all the best reasons with these beautiful, locally sourced gifts for the home.
As the holiday season approaches, remember materialistic items aren’t the only gift you can give. Here are opportunities to help spread cheer—and help others—this holiday season.
What can we say—it’s been a stressful year. Give the gift of relaxation to your loved ones (or yourself) this holiday season.
The upside to staying home this holiday season is having more time to learn a new skill. From cross-stitching to needle punching and woodblock printing, here are six locally made kits for the crafter in all of us.
From cozy slippers to to-go face masks and made-to-order fashions, these small goodies are guaranteed to put a smile on her face this holiday season.
From cozy socks to soothing shaving soap, these small goodies are sure to put a smile on his face.
Community support for health care workers surged in the spring. Now, it’s all but evaporated. Frontline heroes discuss the seismic shift and why they need our help today more than ever.
From cocktail stirrers and a make-your-own bitters set to Ethiopian coffee and futuristic candy, here are some delicious treats to celebrate the season.
Restaurants may remain open for takeout, delivery, and outdoor dining, but in-person last call is now at 8 p.m.
OZ Architecture’s Nate Jenkins helps us imagine the new design details that will allow apartment, condo, and loft dwellers to live (and work) safely and comfortably in high-density spaces in the years to come.
Fifteen Colorado counties are moving to a revised Level Red by Friday, triggering new restrictions like a ban on indoor dining and personal gatherings, an 8 p.m. last call, and additional capacity limits on gyms. This is the last stop on the way to another stay-at-home order.
Opening a Denver location has been a dream for the owners of Cripple Creek Backcountry for five years. That dream became a reality ahead of what’s anticipated to be a busy backcountry ski season.
Sheila Lucero of Jax Fish House & Oyster Bar and Dave Woodruff of El Moro Spirits and Tavern are among this year’s Industry Spotlight Award recipients.
Since March, small businesses statewide have struggled to stay afloat in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic. A coalition of local lawyers has stepped up to help.
The in-person production promises a rich—and risqué—escape from this year’s reality.
Alejandro G. Iñárritu blurs the line between subject and spectator in an immersive virtual reality experience that shows what it’s like to cross the border.
So you wanna be a gold-digger? No seriously—here’s how to get started with gold-panning in Colorado.
More Coloradans than ever are currently hospitalized with COVID-19 and the viral spread shows no signs of easing. To curb transmission, state officials are urging residents to avoid interacting with anyone outside their household for the rest of November—and that includes Thanksgiving.
When COVID-19 cleared Denver’s streets of cars, one local writer faced an existential question: skate or die?
This paradise in southwest Colorado brims with unworldly rock formations, hundreds of incredible campsites, and the state’s largest shoreline—and there are opportunities for adventure year-round.
Buehler, 43, died in a climbing accident near Aspen on November 6.
Grüvi non-alcoholic beers and wines, Mortal Kombucha beverages, and Bloombox Foods salad dressings took top honors at Naturally Boulder’s 2020 Pitch Slam.
Iman Jodeh, a 38-year-old daughter of Palestinian immigrants, was elected to serve as a Colorado state representative last week.
Bar Helix owner Kendra Anderson was ordered to vacate her bar despite a state-mandated requirement that tenants must receive 30-days notice.
Almost eight months after hotels temporarily closed, the industry is still making up for lost time—and revenue.
This year’s Camp Christmas offers access to an immersive online experience sprung from the imagination of creator Lonnie Hanzon, along with packages filled with festive crafts and activities to complete at home.
It’s been a quite a week and an extraordinary year. If you’re feeling anxious, know you’re not alone. We asked the experts to share practical tips for how to cope in these difficult times.
As of Sunday, November 8, in-person dining and liquor sales are prohibited after 10 p.m.
