Tiney Ricciardi
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Coors Light debuts beer-flavored popsicles for March Madness
Coors-icles debuted March 14 in time for March Madness. The nonalcoholic beer popsicles come in six-packs for about $20. The NCAA tournament comes to Ball Arena in Denver. → Read More
Here’s where “Breaking Bad” actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul drank mezcal in Denver
Forget the Oscars red carpet. Denevrites were raving about celebrity sightings over the weekend, as actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul traveled around the region pouring drinks that featured their original mezcal. → Read More
Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston of “Breaking Bad” are semi-secretively coming to Denver this week
Actors Aaron Paul and Bryan Cranston are cooking up buzz this week as they embark on a tour around the Denver region promoting their Dos Hombres mezcal. → Read More
In-N-Out food truck will swing through LoDo for Rockies opening weekend; here’s what you need to know
The Colorado Rockies play baseball against the Washington Nationals at Coors Field April 6-8. In-N-Out's food truck will be parked at a nearby distillery selling burgers to pair with cocktails. → Read More
Rapids fans will find new additions at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in 2023
Rapids fans will find new additions at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in 2023, including Dale's bar, a safe-standing area and plenty of singing. → Read More
New Crested Butte bar named for famed but reclusive snowpack researcher
Elevation Hotel & Spa debuted a new lobby lounge called billy barr, named for a local citizen scientist who has researched snowfall, snowpack near Crested Butte since the 1970s. → Read More
Colorado’s first licensed cannabis-consumption bus rolls out this week
On The Cannabis Experience tour bus, riders can smoke weed legally. Book a ride to/from Denver International Airport or a curated tour, like Toking and Tacos. → Read More
Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Shooters Grill will be replaced by a Mexican restaurant
A Mexican restaurant is taking over a high profile location in Rifle, Colorado where U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s Shooters Bar and Grill previously resided. → Read More
Denver Beer Co.’s newest brewery, opening this week, is its biggest yet
Denver Beer Co. will open its fourth brewery in the metro area on Feb. 25. The space boasts a taproom, restaurant, massive patio and 7-barrel brewing system for specialty recipes. → Read More
Denver brewery forced to close indefinitely after car crashes into building
Denver’s Dos Luces Brewery is closed until further notice after a car crashed into space on South Broadway. No one on staff was present or hurt, the business posted on social media. → Read More
A Colorado hop farm is the first grower outside the Pacific Northwest to win this award
Colorado may not be the best known hop growing region in the U.S., but according to experts it is producing some of the best crops in the nation. → Read More
Girl Scout Cookie sales go from door-to-door to digital
Now you can get samoa those famous Girl Scout cookies the 21st century way. → Read More
Actress Vanessa Hudgens engaged to Colorado Rockies’ Cole Tucker
Looks like the baseball field isn’t the only diamond Colorado Rockies player Cole Tucker has been working with. Tucker and actress/singer Vanessa Hudgens announced their engagement on Instagram this week. TMZ reports Tucker popped the question at the end of 2022. → Read More
Chick-fil-A testing new plant-based sandwich in Denver
Fast-food chain Chick-fil-A is adding its first plant-based sandwich to the menu. Starting Feb. 13, the restaurant will be testing a cauliflower sandwich in three markets across the U.S., including Denver, Charleston, S.C. and North Carolina’s Greensboro-Triad region. → Read More
Coloradans can now buy weed from a vending machine (yes, really)
Cannabis consumers who stop by Terrapin Care Station dispensary in Aurora can now buy weed the same way they might buy their favorite munchies: from a vending machine. Yes, really. → Read More
5 Colorado hotels rank among top 100 in the U.S., according to U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World Report ranked 5 Colorado hotels the best: The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, The Little Nell in Aspen, Four Seasons Resort in Vail, Hotel Jerome in Aspen, and Four Seasons Hotel Denver. → Read More
Watch these women bartenders shake and stir in speedy cocktail competition
Speed Rack bartending competition, coming to Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom on Feb. 13, features an all-women lineup of local mixology mavens stirring up cocktails as fast as they can to impress a panel of expert judges. The winner of the Denver competition earns a spot in the Speed Rack final, which takes place during the prestigious Tales of the Cocktail festival in New Orleans this summer. → Read More
HGTV's "Rico to the Rescue" showcases Denver's worst home renovations
Rico León has seen far more botched home renovation projects than the average Denverite. As a self-described “advocate for desperate families,” he has been helping locals navigate their worst construction nightmares by mediating with general contractors or taking on that role himself to help projects reach the finish line. → Read More
Denver’s newest gin bar is also a retail plant shop and oasis
The Marigold, located in the former home of Five Points Market, specializes in gin-forward cocktails and houseplants. The concept comes from the owners of The Squire Lounge, 715 Club, Gold Point, and The Matchbox in Denver. → Read More
Adults-only nights return monthly to Meow Wolf in Denver
Denver’s Meow Wolf, the psychedelic art attraction that pioneered the “immersive” movement, is an appropriate outing for locals of many ages. But once a month this year, the venue will restrict entry to those 21 years old and up, offering grownups the opportunity to play without kids in the way. → Read More