Jamie Siebrase
Westword
Denver, CO, United States
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Child's Play: Three Great Hikes for Families
The author hiked over 75 trails in Colorado with her three kids this year. Here are three favorites. → Read More
Loved to Death: Park Managers Balance Conservation With Crowds
Coloradans headed outside in droves during the pandemic. → Read More
Colorado's Great Outdoors Often Inaccessible to People of Color
According to the U.S. Forest Service, only 1.2 percent of visitors are Black; Hispanics participated slightly more, at a rate of 5.7 percent. → Read More
Photographer Suzanne Heintz Is Done With "Playing House" After Two Decades
She ends her series by leaving her storebought family behind at a gas station, and moving on. → Read More
Where to Donate Your Perishable Food in Denver
If you overstocked, these organizations can take extra food off your hands. → Read More
For Youth Ice Climber Keenan Griscom, Things Are Always Looking Up
Coach Marcus Garcia may have lost his youth team, but his prize student keeps rising to the top. → Read More
Speed Climber Jordan Fishman Is on a Race to the Top
“As an athlete, you’re always looking at your opponent, and I guess I see myself as an opponent, too,” says Jordan Fishman, a 16-year-old speed-climbing champion. “I know that I can always push myself harder.” And if he does, he just might make the Olympics. → Read More
Frozen Dead Guy Days Takes Over Nederland
When it comes to Colorado weirdness, nothing beats Nederland's Frozen Dead Guy Days. → Read More
Marriage Counseling With Extra Credit: Dinner at Max's Wine Dive
“Most couples don’t want to go to therapy until they’re in crisis,” Sarah Tie explains. That realization was the impetus for her clever spin on the... → Read More
Six Family-Friendly Ways to Celebrate Harvest Time in Colorado
We don’t have to tell you twice: Fall is the perfect time for fun on the farm and pumpkins galore! Here’s a look at some of our favorite ways to enjoy Colorado’s bountiful harvest before the next snow storm hits. → Read More
Colorado Fall Fun: Road Trips, Rollercoasters and Donut Bobbing
It’s time for some serious Colorado family fun with Autumn campfires, festivals, harvest feasts and bugs galore! → Read More
Denver Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program Closes After Losing Federal Funding
After losing $1.5 million in federal funding, the Denver-based nonprofit Colorado Youth Matter is closing its doors on December 31 — a decision that could impact our state’s teen pregnancy rates. → Read More
Breckenridge Brewery Rolls Out Artsy New Labels by Florian Schommer
Breckenridge Brewery will unveil its new packaging designs at a special exhibition September 21 at the Farm House Restaurant at Breckenridge Brewery, 2920 Brewery Lane in Littleton. The labels were created by German graphic designer Florian Schommer, and commissioned through a partnership with Chicago-based VSA Partners. → Read More
The Farm House at Breckenridge Brewery Rolls Out New Menu September 19.
Breckenridge Brewery might have launched on beer in 1990, but the Farm House is definitely a dining destination, with a solid lineup of chef-driven creations that can get a little bit boozy. → Read More
Make Your Mark Might Solve DPS's Teacher Diversity Problem
make your mark recruits diverse teachers to denver. → Read More
Devine Willerth and Sukha Healing Arts Bring Aerial Yoga to Denver
Yogini, massage therapist, and sound healer Devine Willerth is launching aerial yoga classes, also known as AIReal Yoga, through Sukha Healing Arts, a wellness business she’s owned for two years. → Read More
National Council on Teacher Quality Calls Denver Public Schools a Great District for Great Teachers
Colorado’s schools might be some of the most underfunded in the country — but last week, Denver Public Schools was one of eight districts in the nation to be recognized by the National Council on Teaching Quality as a Great District for Great Teachers. → Read More
Belly Bliss Founder Lauren Williams on Business, Babies and the Business of Babies
Belly Bliss — Denver’s one-stop center for all things mom — launched a sister studio last month at Stapleton’s hip Stanley Marketplace. Belly Bliss owner Lauren Williams has been busy celebrating the grand opening of her new collective, but we tracked her down to get the scoop on this momtrepreneur’s latest endeavor. → Read More
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence Develops Curriculum to Address Teen Domestic Violence
How serious is dating violence for high school students? According to the Denver-based National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, nearly 1.5 million... → Read More
Have Art, Will Travel: Kasia Mosaics Back in Denver After an Epic Road Trip
You can find art all over town — not just on gallery walls. In this series, we look at some of the local artists who serve up their work in coffeehouses and other non-gallery businesses around town. Mosaic artist Kasia Polkowska and her partner, Kyle Cunniff, took their show on... → Read More