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Try these RiNo-inspired, one-of-a-kind beers at weekend event (opens the original)
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Looking at the gritty streets of the River North Art District, the overgrown weeds alongside the South Platte River and the graffiti-strewn walls of the former industrial neighborhood, you wouldn’t expect to see inspiration for a beer recipe. But you’d be wrong. In July, staff from 7 breweries walked through RiNo with two naturalists, a graffiti expert, representatives of the River North Art District and Eric Steen, who founded an unusual project in 2011 called Beers Made by Walking. Over the ye
A baking festival, wiener dog races, a sake blowout and more things to do in Denver (opens the original)
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Saturday. Dachshunds are cute year-round, but they tend to get the most attention in the fall during the wiener dog races at Oktoberfest celebrations. There’s a new one this year at Union Station – along with an extra perk for dachshund owners. Wieners on Wynkoop runs (waddles?) from noon to 4 p.m. on the Terminal Bar patio. The free celebration of Bavarian culture features a Dachshund costume contest, Dachshund races hosted by Mile High Dachshunds Rescue, live music and entertainment. The Termi
Try this Indian street food for a spicy, hands-on experience at the farmers market (opens the original)
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As children growing up in India, Pradyut Bansal and his cousins would anxiously watch out the window of their grandparents’ apartment in Calcutta, waiting for their favorite street vendors to set up on the corner below around 4 p.m. Then they’d grab whatever pocket change they could find and go eat as many puchkas – a type of Indian street food – as they could stomach. Sometimes that was a lot. Puchkas are bite-sized pieces of crispy dough shells shaped into tiny bowls and then filled with black
Michelin: 3 things to watch for as the Colorado 2026 guide is revealed (opens the original)
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The Michelin Guide will announce its latest picks for Colorado restaurants on Monday, Sept. 14, awarding not just stars but also offering recommendations for dining destinations with some of the best food in the state. This will be the fourth year that the guide’s secret eaters have operated here, but it will be the first time they have ventured outside of the six original territories covered by the first three guides. Those were Denver, Boulder, Aspen, Vail, Snowmass Village and Beaver Creek Re
Some of the finest cribbage boards in the world can be found at Denver convention (opens the original)
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Larry Snow’s connections to the game of cribbage go back to his childhood, when he learned to play from his father in an historic house in the small foothills town of Indian Hills. “I have seven siblings. So, quality time with my dad spent playing cribbage, and with eight kids, you can imagine it was hard to come by,” he said. But Snow’s father, Robert, who died in 2018 at the age of 96, had ties going back even further, to World War II, when he fought with the 2nd Marine Division in three islan
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