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Low Impact Living
By Becca Gibson Did you know that July was ‘Plastic-free Month,’ to encourage avoiding the use of plastic throughout the world? As July comes to a close, this doesn’t mean that we need to stop taking action to protect our environment. Don’t we want to see Colorful Colorado stay colorful forever? The answer should […]
Outdoors, In Style: where to go for Colorado’s best glamping… and more
by Monica Parpal Stockbridge – There’s something rejuvenating about getting away from the city and spending time in the outdoors. Breathing the clean air, taking in the view and connecting with nature can bring a much-needed sense of peace and perspective. And while pitching a tent or sleeping under the stars sounds romantic, camping isn’t […]
Spirited Connection
Medium Rebecca Rosen Offers Comfort and Advice From the Departed by Ellen Gray There are times when we just need to believe. Perhaps we’ve lost our way, we’ve reached a crossroads, or maybe we merely want to connect. We wait, we hope, we wonder. And then, unexpectedly, a sign. Seemingly insignificant on the surface, […]
Just Peachy: time to enjoy Palisade’s pitted prizes
by Eric Elkins – Late summer in Colorado is a wonder of possibility. The gorgeous, cloudless mornings and cooling monsoon afternoons. The patios and rooftops full of revelers. The outdoor music and warm evening rambles from bar to restaurant to bar to bar and the gentle breeze that accompanies your happy stumble to bed. But […]
Colorado’s Endless Summer: festivals of every flavor
by Eric Elkins – Summer in Colorado is all about being outside. Hiking, camping, patio sipping, al fresco dining, lazy days by a rooftop pool. The dry heat and sun have truly settled in, with the cooling punctuation of afternoon rainstorms breaking up the day. And the faceted festivals across the state roll out week […]
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The Fray
Denver’s hometown heroes open up to DHM on the long journey from local bar band to international rock stardom By Dave Muscari The Rocky Mountains are a musical melting pot. Legendary bandleaders Paul Whiteman, Glenn Miller and Jimmie Lunceford attended Colorado high schools. Philip Bailey and Larry Dunn of Earth, Wind & Fire, and fiery […]
A Colorado Spa Day
By Olivia Crist Everyone needs a good spa day now and again, and it just so happens that Colorado has a plethora of fantastic spas for you to enjoy. So sit back, relax and take a gander at some of the most popular spas in Colorado. Woodhouse Day Spa Located in Denver, Woodhouse Day Spa […]
Mountain Views to Cityscapes
by David R. Holland Miller Barber, the late PGA Tour player with 11 championships, said it best about travel and golf. “I’m happiest when I have a hotel room key in my pocket.” Denver’s golf lineup has it all – beauty, challenge, history and perfect summer weather that extends well into late fall. But many […]
