If I lived in Longmont, Colorado, I would be dropping off my kids here. This really is how every…read morechild should spend their day. At Sunflower Farm they value self-directed learning and kids here get to spend the day doing what they want to. We were able to toast marshmallows over the bonfire, feed sheep, and tour the farm. This is a 50-acre farm and they are opened to the public but not during their sprouthouse preschool and school-age farm program hours.

Had a wonderful few hours here with my Toddler. I wish kids could get closer then outside fence to…read moresome animals but I imagine it may be safety issue? They can feed goats, sheep, bighorn sheep, alpacas through fence. Chickens are turkeys are running around free and it's set up great that you can roam and not feel like your on top of other guests. They have a sandbox type silo, a bunch of toy trucks to play with, some climbing and swinging items and a small play house (we did not go in because a bunch of kids were playing). I would say go early bring a lunch and sit out and play and let kids explore. It's a little pricy $15 for anyone over 12 months so a family of 4 is $60 but I'm sure it helps the farm keep well maintained. I would go back and recommend to anyone with small kids.

Toured the Callahan house during Artwalk. The house, which is beautiful of itself, made a great art…read moregallery! I am inviting my old-house fans to tour it again. Great inspiration for period decor or renovations.

The historic Callahan House is a gem of beauty and peace in the middle of Longmont. The house…read moreitself is gorgeous inside and out, although the inside is only open by reservation. The garden is open to the public. I love to sit outside on one of the stone benches and listen to the fountain. It's a great place to sit and write a letter, or just' be'. The garden is lovely: statuary with clematis or ivy climbing up it dots the lawn; large trees provide shade, and there are flowering plants everywhere. My relative was married here; my mom used to bring her grandkids here for a photo shoot! The one drawback- it's at a busy intersection, so you do have to be ok with that.

Highly recommend for kids, teens, and active adults! Our whole family had such a fun time. The…read morestaff was incredibly kind and helpful, and the entire facility was clean and well-maintained. We'll definitely be back!

This place is wonderful! We went to Warrior Playground on a Friday, and on Monday of the next…read moreweek, they called us personally to ask how we enjoyed the experience, and how they could better serve us in the future. The owners are real people running a locally owned business, and offering GREAT service to their customers! They don't have all of the bells and whistles of the larger and more corporate trampoline/ninja parks, but the experience was just as enjoyable for our family! I have three boys and a girl aged 16 to 6. They are in gymnastics and are self-taught in Ninja obstacles. At first, the staff hesitated to allow my kids to try the advanced ninja obstacles (because it was our first time there), but communicated that clearly and considerately, while eventually giving them a chance to "prove themselves" under proper supervision. I appreciated their genuine concern for my kids' safety, while still being willing to cater to their desire to challenge themselves. My boys also appreciated the staff catering to them so they could enjoy the experience even more! Warrior Playground appears on the Colorado "Get Out Pass" which gets you a free session at the playground during Open Gym time on certain days.

The most amazing wedding venue! Darla, Jim, and his team were absolutely incredible. The venue was…read moregorgeous and exactly what we were looking for. We knew right away it was perfect for us. The front range view, the beautiful landscaping, and the indoor rustic reception site were marvelous. From all of the wedding details, we probably received the most compliments on how gorgeous our venue was, so you cannot go wrong. It helped so much to have so many elements included and taken care of- coordinator, tables and chairs, table cloths, napkins, bartender, servers, the arch, and many of the decorations. I didn't even feel the need to have a florist included in the day because of the landscaping and natural elements that were already part of Shupe. That helped a ton! We loved the feeling of being doted on and feeling so special and taken care of. A DEEP heart felt thank you to Shupe and the At Your Service Event Management Team. You make dreams come true!!

Getting married at Shupe was our dream come to life. I can't say enough good things about this…read moreplace! Our special day is one we will never forget and we are so thankful for Darla and Jim who worked hard to make it absolutely perfect. Breathtaking views, it felt like something out of a magazine. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for the best day of our lives.

My wife and I were visiting my cousin and his wife, and they took us to dinner at the Fox Hill…read moreClub. Well, I tell you, this was quite the culinary experience. Of course, we started with a wonderful bottle of wine. Then for appetizers, we had the German Nachos. German you say? Well, instead of the usual tortilla chips, they lined the bottom with house made potato chips. Then it was layered with sausage, sauerkraut, tomatoes, beer mustard, onion jam, green onions, and cheddar cheese. What a great taste! We followed that up with Sushi Bites, which was a bit (or make that a bite) on top of crispy rice rounds, guacamole, sushi grade poke salmon, pickled ginger, and much more. Great flavor. For the entree, my wife and I shared the Chili Garlic Salmon. As you can tell by the name, the perfectly cooked Scottish Salmon was served over Coconut Jasmine Rice, and grilled Asparagus with Micro Greens. My cousin and wife each had Cod. This came with Miso Sauce, Japanese Wasabi, Mashed Potatoes, Snow Peas, Red Bell Peppers, Arugula, Carrots, and Micro Greens. They couldn't stop raving about it. Our server (did not get her name) was attentive and pleasant.

Impossible to get tee times. Very frustrated as a member. Hard to get ahold of anyone to talk to.read more

Our friends had their wedding reception here and it was a very nice place overall. The area for the…read morewedding ceremony was very pretty and made for an excellent backdrop for them. The reception area fit everyone easily and no one was crowded. There were areas for guests to explore and it's definitely a cute farm. The only tricky part was finding the venue as it's fairly secluded, but it was thankfully labeled well!

A beautiful venue for an event or a small wedding. The main event room is in a Quonset hut set deep…read moreinto the interior of the farm, down a dirt road off 49th street. Surrounded by a lovely garden, the interior of the barn/reception hall/Quonset hut was surprisingly stark and awkwardly decorated with gaudy gold cherubs and wishing wells. This was my only complaint about the venue. The farm owner talked to my party about the history of his farm and it's future development, and the chef socialized with us before dinner was served. The table was set with an endearing assortment of mismatched chargers, plates and flatware and the chef could tell the story of how he personally sourced each. The meal was served family-style: great wide bowls of freshly snipped salad greens and flowers were so thinly veiled by simple vinaigrette that the sweetness of the greens, pepper of the flowers, licorice of the fennel and snap of the stems was the star. Bread served, sourced at a nearby bakery was fresh and perfect to sop up every speck of the thick orangey Romesco sauce that held the grilled eggplant dressed with crunchy breadcrumbs in place. Roasted fingerling potatoes, slightly charred and addictively creamy almost played second fiddle to those seductive eggplant slices. Finally, wedges of an apple tart, dressed with cheddar cheese crisps and a dollop of sour cream was tasty, but did not seem to appeal to the group as it might in a more regionally amicable setting like cheesehead Wisconsin or the eastern seaboard. All in all, a simple, unfussy venue for a small wedding or a group event. The scenery and service could not be friendlier if a bit unrefined. I do hope more book this place in the future!

The staff is friendly and helpful. The draft list is just right. I highly recommend the grapefruit…read moreItalian soda. Plenty of options for coffee and teas. And the kids looked like they were having fun with the upcycled attractions.

I spent the last month in the Denver region and a friend of mine suggested that I visit this…read morelocation. The Junkyard is such a cool concept. It is a coffee spot that offers some food, beer, wine, and a kids playground made from junk. The atmosphere and ambiance is really cool with positive signage throughout the venue. Kids pay $12 to pay with adults asked to donate $5 to visit. You can also become a member but since I was just visiting I didn't check it out. Beverages and food seemed to be priced fairly but all we ordered was a coffee and a drink for my kid. I loved the areas for kids to play. The indoor area has arts and crafts as well as a little loft to climb up to. Outside the playground is huge. The slides are nice, there is a bus, a car, and a stage. My kid loved all the toys and different areas to play in. Clientele were nice and outgoing. Staff and service were okay.

I organized a memorial service here for a dear friend. Heather at the Times was so accommodating,…read moreand created the perfect space and environment to honor her life. Easy and prompt communication, help fixing last minute issues, and just a great event space overall.

This place is so cool. I hope it stays here forever. It's located in a great area. Great parking…read morecool things around to eat and have fun. The staff is always friendly and helpful. It can be confusing to understand the drinking system and your bracelet lol but once you get the help, you're OK I love the different choices. They have they always change them up, which is great. I also especially love the stools /step ups for the kids. They're everywhere that's a must. There's never a game. that's broken down every time I go, which is great too. I recommend you go there. Have a couple drinks. Eat some dinner down the street. What a great date!

Quarters is definitely worth stopping in if you're looking for an easy casual place with a self…read moreserve tap wall and classic arcade games that entertain while not making you feel like you're spending a small fortune for a fun outing with a partner, friends or family. The beer selection is decent and you get a wristband that you can tap to either pour yourself a drink or play any of the games. The only thing to look out for is one of our pours had quite a bit of foam even with proper tap pour technique. The gentleman working the front desk was super friendly and helpful. Quarters is a space that everyone can enjoy!