Yearly Archives: 2018
The Charm of Tennyson Street
It’s always enjoyable to stroll leisurely along Berkeley’s pedestrian-friendly Tennyson Street from 38th Avenue to 44th Avenue. It’s a quirky and often lively street lined with a mix of historic houses and brand new residences and businesses. Tennyson Street is
Thanksgiving at Bienvenidos Food Bank
As we reflect on the meaning of Thanksgiving, we give thanks to the help of so many who supported Generator Real Estate’s Turkey Drive. As a result of this community generosity, we collected 101 turkeys that have been distributed to
Fieldwork at the Denver Museum of Contemporary Art
Tara Donovan’s Fieldwork exhibit is something to be seen. This exhibit, which runs through January 27, 2019, is a full museum takeover of the Denver Museum of Contemporary Art. Donovan’s art, which includes sculptures, drawings, works on paper and site-specific
Same Cafe
Coconut Red Lentil and Thai Yellow Curry soup. Greek Quinoa and Feta Salad. Kohlrabi, Garlic Scape Pesto and Irish Cheddar Pizza. Made from scratch and mostly organic. This was my lunch last week at the SAME Café at 2023 E.
National Ballpark Museum
Does it surprise you to learn that Denver is home to the National Ballpark Museum, which is recognized by the Smithsonian as “one of the top 21 finest private baseball collections in the world”? This small, quirky museum is located
Crush Walls 2018
2018 will be a defining year for Colorado’s largest independent graffiti and street art project: CRUSH (Creative Rituals Under Social Harmony). After a 2017 Meow Wolf sponsorship and officially partnering with the RiNo Art District, CRUSH will be expanded to a
Fall Metro Denver Market Update
In recent months, the number of homes for sale along with the days on the market has increased. It’s difficult to determine whether these changes are seasonal or are a symptom of a larger market correction that will put more
Denver’s New Block
Many Denver residents have been eagerly awaiting the opening of Dairy Block at 1800 Wazee Street. Windsor Dairy used to be housed here in a 1918 old red brick building. It’s now part of what is known as an
The New Kirkland Museum
Sometimes referred to as a “jewel box”, the newly constructed Kirkland Museum of Fine Art should be on everyone’s list to visit. Vance Kirkland, possibly one of Colorado’s most important 20th century artists, worked out of his 150 year old
Colorado Freedom Memorial
Have you visited the Colorado Freedom Memorial yet? This memorial is located near Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora. Dedicated in 2013, it honors Colorado veterans of all wars who were killed or are missing in action. There are over
Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge
Did you know that we live right next door to one of the largest urban refuges in the entire country? Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, located just northeast of Denver, covers 15,000 acres and is managed by the US
Degas: A Passion for Perfection
Denverites have a rare opportunity to view over 100 works created by French artist Edgar Degas during the period from 1855-1906. The Denver Art Museum is the only American venue for this exhibit, which runs through May 20. Advance ticket
A Historic Experience in the Heart of the City
History Colorado Center, located at 1200 Broadway, features interactive exhibits which allow visitors to experience the history and stories of our state. It’s a space that promotes engagement, learning and reflection. Children will enjoy stepping on skis and experiencing a
Denver’s Antique Row
Native Denverites will remember the venerable businesses that were located in wonderful old buildings on South Broadway. Ford Motor Company, The Gates Rubber Company, and Bredan Creamery are some that come to mind. Some of these historic buildings remain, and