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Does Denver need another Oktoberfest? Denver Wiesn is betting it does. (opens the original)
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Chadwick Williams fears that some folks have Oktoberfest all wrong. “A lot of people think it’s just a beer-drinking festival, and it’s not,” said Williams, the German Honorary Consul for Colorado and Wyoming, and a fourth-generation Coloradan. “It’s actually about building relationships.” In the U.S., business people make high-level deals on golf courses, he said. In Munich, home of the original, 215-year-old Oktoberfest, they’re posting up in VIP sections to broker multi-million-dollar arrange
Denver’s 10 best haunted houses and Halloween attractions for 2026 (opens the original)
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The best haunted houses mix theater and carnival-sideshow design to propel you through dark corridors of adrenalized catharsis. In other words: bloody good fun for Halloween season. Here are 10 of the best haunted houses and spooky attractions in the metro area through the end of October and first week of November. They’re open for timed entry on weekends and, closer to Halloween, most weeknights unless otherwise noted. Most are recommended for ages 12 and up, and some are 21-and-up. See website
This Denver Colo-Mex institution offers big flavors, big portions and plenty of comfort (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This is part of The Know’s series, Staff Favorites. Each week, we give our opinions on the best that Colorado has to offer for dining, shopping, entertainment, outdoor activities and more. (We’ll also let you in on some hidden gems.) Everything about La Pasadita Inn seems big: the flavors, the volume of food they serve, and even the stature of the lone server who’s been taking orders there for years, his mustachioed stoicism weirdly comforting in its consistency. But the footprint
BMX, birdwatching and industrial graffiti: One-of-a-kind Denver park opens this weekend (opens the original)
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There may be nothing quite like Carpio-Sanguinette Park & Heron Pond Open Space in Denver or anywhere else. The graffiti-covered, concrete bones of the former Northside Wastewater Treatment Facility have been preserved in the refurbished park as monuments to a working-class neighborhood long defined by heavy industry and contaminated soil. But environmental clean-ups, new accessibility from the 51st Avenue bridge, and a protected natural area are uniting the parcels around it into something uniq
Ella Langley adds intimate Denver show at Grizzly Rose before sold-out Red Rocks concert (opens the original)
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Big stars don’t usually visit small venues in Denver, but in the space of about a month, The Grizzly Rose will have hosted a pair of the most popular names in country music. After bringing in a not-so-secret Garth Brooks show under the name Yukon Jack on Sept. 3, the stalwart country music venue and dance hall, which fits about 2,000 people, has booked a concert by Ella Langley, the singer of the mega-popular “Choosin’ Texas.” Langley just set an all-time record on Billboard’s Top 100 chart afte
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