Denver Travel Blog

Denver is definitely a city of meat-eaters. The city is chock-full of steakhouses, burger joints, and fusion restaurants finding creative ways to incorporate elk, bison, and the infamous Rocky Mountain Oysters into their menus. That said, vegetarians need not despair. Denver has a sizable vegetarian...

The Capitol Hill People’s Fair exists as a celebration of the diverse Denver urban community and its residents. On June 4th and 5th, artists from all over the U.S. and Canada will come to Denver to exhibit their original works — only handcrafted items are allowed in this juried exhibition....

Cinco de Mayo celebrates the Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. It is a day to celebrate Latino culture and heritage, with festivities galore. Denver’s huge festival is on both May 7th and May 8th and is the largest such event in the United States. Opening with a colorful...

Denver Restaurant Week is a two-week celebration of the culinary scene in Denver. Participating restaurants will offer a multi-course dinner for the fixed price of $52.80 for two or $26.40 for one (not including tax or gratuity). Several of the restaurants participating in this event are independent...

Many restaurants around Denver offer New Year’s Eve specials, but the following spots offer multi-course meals for a set price, many of which include champagne or offer optional wine pairings. 1515 Restaurant: Four-course meal for $60 per person, served after 6 p.m. Burnsley Restaurant and Lounge:...

Although gorging on cookies and eggnog could be considered a family-friendly holiday activity, here are some others that will get you out of the house to enjoy the holiday cheer: 1. The Nutcracker Ballet: A holiday classic featuring unforgettable characters and dazzling costumes and scenery. Playing...