Hot springs are a near-cure-all, alleviating achy muscles after winter sports and offering relaxation on snowy days. Colorado is home to dozens of natural hot springs, ranging from off-the-beaten-path to more resort options, including:
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The Beer Connoisseur released its annual list of the top 100 beers of the year, and five Colorado breweries have made the cut against the thousands of international and domestic craft breweries. To drink the créme de la créme of craft beers, be sure to seek out:
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Denver’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) has been overtaken by 12-foot-tall trees of index cards, tar paper stretching approximately 30 feet by 40 feet and a 30-foot-long art piece made out of Mylar.
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If coffin racing, brain freeze contests, parade of hearses, live vultures, frozen T-shirt contests and ice turkey bowling sound like a fun time, have I got a festival for you! Head to Nederland, for the annual Frozen Dead Guy Days March 8-10.
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If you thought al fresco dining was off limits during winter in Denver, you thought wrong. RiNo’s Mister Tuna is beginning to offer dining in a cozy and translucent outdoor igloo until March 31.
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National Soup Month, a holiday that was seemingly created by the Campbell Soup Company, is upon us. From the aromatic phos on Federal, to Uncle’s unforgettable silky ramen, here are our favorite soups in Denver:
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Vendors of the Community Supported Artisans of Denver – Call to Arms Brewing Company, Colorado Craft Butchers, Raleigh Street Bakery and The Noshery – have once again united to create the most delicious CSA boxes this winter.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture is saying goodbye to the Obama administration’s school lunch and breakfast program in a move to serve meals more appealing to students.
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We zipped along on our green scooters, passing the impossibly white sand dunes of the Gulf of Mexico on one side and the Santa Rosa Sound on the other, enjoying the unspoiled beauty of Gulf Islands National Seashore in Navarre Beach.
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‘Tis the season to bundle up and be dazzled by the twinkling holiday light displays around Denver. We’ve gathered a list of some of our favorites to add to your holiday agenda this year:
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You’ve downloaded Bumble, swiped right, made a match and set a date. Now’s the hard part: agreeing on a meeting place and navigating those awkward first-date conversations.
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For the 17th year in a row, the skies of Downtown Denver will be lit up with fireworks on New Year’s Eve to ring in the New Year.
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Stockpile your blue shells, bombs and banana peels and get ready to drive in a real-life Mario Kart race when Mushroom Rally hosts a one-day race in Denver on April 6.
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In the past few years, libraries across the country have called their fines into question. Last year, the Salt Lake City Public Library eliminated overdue fines for patrons. Columbus Metropolitan Library did the same thing.
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Pull on your Wranglers and dust off your Stetsons because the National Western Stock Show stampedes into town, kicking off with a parade on Jan. 10.
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Want to guess Denver’s rockinest concert venue, the location of the tastiest late-night snacks or the best brunch spot to start Sunday Funday? The 2018 Lyftie Awards have all the answers.
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The MusicFest at Steamboat runs for six days and features more than 200 hours of live music from some of the biggest Texas and Americana acts in the country. Every year in January, it attracts thousands of people to Colorado’s mountains.
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When I was a kid, I had a strange paranoid tendency, though I think I came by it honestly.
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What’s the word, Oxford Dictionaries? That question has a poisonous answer, it seems.
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Everyone loves Clement Moore’s “’Twas the Night Before Christmas,” but we doubt it is sugarplums dancing through children’s heads while they are nestled snug in their beds. As Saint Nick plans to stuff stockings near and far, we hope he’ll take advice from Food PR.
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For nearly 45 years, the 9News Parade of Lights has dazzled spectators and participants in Denver. 2018’s event, which takes place on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, should be no different.
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After a wildly successful first year, Miracle is returning to Denver this year and taking over the upper deck bar at Avanti Food & Beverage.
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Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, and if you’re hosting this year, you’re probably scrambling to collect all of your matching dishes or rushing to the dry cleaner to clean your turkey-themed tablecloth.
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Torpedo Coffee opened in Oneida Park in late September this year bringing a selection of quality coffee drinks, matcha lattes, baked goods, breakfast burritos and a whole lot more to the Park Hill neighborhood.
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Live like royalty and learn the “sport of kings” at The Broadmoor during World Falconry Day on Nov. 16.
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Dozens of Rembrandt’s unforgettable prints, drawings and paintings are now on display at the Denver Art Museum, the sole venue for “Rembrandt: Painter as Printmaker.”
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Get a recipe for a prosecco mojito, tips on handling flight delays and a luggage tag that charges your phone. Find the best way to see Machu Picchu, go consignment shopping in Palm Beach and tour Ireland.
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You’ve got some hungry guests coming for Thanksgiving, which means you need to find a tasty turkey. Here’s what you should consider:
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On any given day during the holidays, homemade pastries, white chocolate and sugar cookies might be in the break room. So how will you stay healthy during this season of sweet treats?
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