Overall a good race experience, I ran the Saturday 5k at city park, and the Urban 10 miler Sunday…read more The race expo which was at Mile High stadium was easy to navigate through and get to since the 16 bus has a stop near by the stadium. The 5k, Marathon, & half marathon all start and finish at city park while the Urban 10 miler starts at some college near Casa Bonita and finishes at city park. The post race festival is also at city park and has a ton of space for runners and their friends and family that came to support them can hang out. I traveled from LA to run this race pretty much as an excuse to visit other cities, and comparing the prices of most races where I'm from the price of the Denver Colfax marathon is absolutely worth it. The only thing keeping me from giving 5 stars was the road closures updates. The local news and streets had proper notification of street closures. But for some reason Google, Waze, and even Apple Maps had no idea of the street closures. They all gave me the basic directions that I could get to Rockie Mountain college by taking the bus or a taxi down Colfax Ave even though the streets were closed. Even the Uber driver I took couldn't get outside of downtown because the app wouldn't load an alternate to go around. Lucky for me I found a Veo city bike and was able to ride to my start line. Other than the lack of street closures updated to the navigation apps, this is a great overall event.

Participants Perspective - Expo: Exciting and the spacing of…read morevendors made it feel "covid safe." Plus there was plentiful of vendors that commercialized free items to try/ sample. Another thing was bib/ packet pick-up was easily to navigate. - Morning of race aka start line... corral and coordination was seamless - During race... I felt like I saw all the sightseeing highlights of Denver in a 26.2 mile viewpoint. There was plenty of hydration points every 2miles and felt like it was well organized. There was no confusion on where to turn and plenty of volunteers to help the navigation. - Post race... Food from finish to non re-entry of finish line was wonderful. However, I am as not a fun of them offering free "lunch" hard-boiled eggs (vegetarian option) or brats (pork and beef options) with plain lays potato chips. Neither of these sounded appetizing to me after running 26.2 miles. The There was 2 free drinks for runners of all distances which was nice. Spectator Perspective - Expo:My other half has been to several of my race expos and this one felt larger and more exciting - Organization: Other half felt like this is was the best time organized when it comes to expo and actually race event. - Information provided by race committee made it possible for spectators to find runner easily.

This is a monthly event put on by the Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design (RMCAD) that is a…read moresmaller festival bringing together live music and vendors within the community. The event takes place on the RMCAD campus. All the vendors sell handmade items such as jewelry, kombucha, metalwork, paintings, etc. There are also food and drink vendors and live music. Some of the vendors are RMCAD alumni and it's nice to see that RMCAD helped them develop their talents and they came back to participate in FARMCAD. If you get on tge mailing list, you can RSVP and get a free shirt, which is a really nice shirt. They also gave me 3 drink tickets, 1 food ticket, and access to the VIP tent, which had more food and non-alcoholic drinks. I bought a few things from the vendors including kombucha, lotion, and jewelry. I can't wait for FARMCAD to return!

Such a fun, well planned event! Even with a large amount of attendees it didn't feel crowded. Each…read morerestaurant's tent was well spaced so lines were never unmanageable. No one ran out of food and every tent was manned by friendly, welcoming, staff. There were plenty of tables and trash/recycling receptacles. The crowds were so well managed that it didn't feel like there were so many people - until we waited for the shave ice truck. After a half hour we gave up but we saw people with great looking shave ice. The live band was great and kept the vibe upbeat. We met lots of people who attend this event every year and I can see why. People were friendly and staff was amazing! Special thanks to Stem Cider for indulging me multiple times and to #eatdrinketc for the tickets to this event.

DBB is better than TGABF because it has all you can drink beer, whiskey, cider, and Waterloo plus…read moreAYCE quarter size burgers for 20 contenders. Tivoli is a great venue with lots of student parking lots available. Only thing missing is a burger eating contest that I want to see. Tidbit: In Icelandic, Danish, Norwegian and Swedish, the word tivoli has become synonymous with any amusement park. Disneyland was heavily inspired by Tivoli Gardens in Denmark . 2022 winners: Stanley Beer Hall (peaches & cream) Cherry Cricket (983 big cheesy)

A work in progress. In 2026, it remains one of the worst mlb clubs in performance. Yet, it has had…read morea better year than 2025 so far. New management is showing improvement. So why 3 stars? The ballpark is beautiful, the parking is good and the ballpark is clean. Regrettably, the visiting team often draws more fans than the home team. Winning brings out the fans.

This is a cool store! They have lots of baseball stuff. We got a cute baseball cap to bring home.read more

I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but after being there for about 30 minutes, I was so…read moreinto it! This was a really fun time; something different to do. And I would definitely make it an annual activity. The food and drinks were very reasonably priced. The only downside to it was the cleanliness of the bathrooms. But all-in-all, fun time, and I will be back next year! *We had tickets to go on July 5th, but they were so busy, they ran out of parking, and told us to just come back and use our tickets another weekend. And they did let us-- no questions asked. So, very accommodating. Thank you!

This speedway needs to update everything. Labor Day Weekend was a total sh1t show. Not enough…read moreparking. Food and drink lines were an absolute mess. This place is still thinking it's the 90's instead of 2026. For as much as they charge, the new owner should update the venue to accommodate the popularity.

This was a wonderful tour by a very knowledgeable docent. She was friendly and patient. I learned a…read morelot and have recommended this home to others. Caryn was super.

It was a fun treat to get to tour the Golda Meir House while in Denver and see this slice of…read morehistory. Our docent was very knowledgeable and excited to share the home with our group. The house is small and our tour took less than an hour. We also got a brief bonus tour to some other historic sites on the university campus.

It's a fun time for sure…read more It's a parade and it's in the winter and it's downtown. Plan for crowds, traffic and cold weather or you will be like the other people writing reviews and complaining because you weren't realistic about the expectations of this experience. Parade takes two hours to get from point A, the beginning to point B, the end. Don't arrive late at the beginning of the route or you will miss it. Parade takes about 75 minutes to see it all from one spot. I'd recommend coming on the light rail and walking up from LoDo to avoid the traffic. But there are countless parking lots and street parking if you come early. We live downtown so it's easy. We walk. This year the parade had multiple marching bands, floats, police and city services, lots of lights and Santa Clause. Kids loved it and it wasn't too cold so a win win. Come early, get food, walk down the mall and enjoy the holiday season.

I went as a kid, and I loved it back then. But now it just felt a bit off. They had some shiny…read moreparade floats a few balloons. And then they randomly threw in some groups. It felt a bit off. It felt like something was missing. And it was not quality. If you have never done it. It's not worth it. It's beyond tortuous. We waited a long time in the cold. Lots of standing if you don't have a chair. If you're there early, you will be pushed so more people can fit. It felt claustrophobic. When it ended, we could not move because it was that crowded. Out of all the Denver Christmas events, this was pure torture. I would never ever go back in my lifetime! I would rather pluck all my eyebrows off. So much waiting, it was cold, too many crowds, & lots of weed smells. And just not really quality. Overall 1-2 stars.

This was the first show for 2010 ticket subscribers and what a fun way to kick off the year. I am a…read morefan of the movie and not embarrassed to admit that on the Internet. My friend Kevin enjoyed the show and hasn't (yet) seen the movie. The singing was great, the translation from screen to stage was well done and if this show comes to your town or back to Denver again I recommend getting some friends together and go enjoy.