Bronco Stadium and "I'M DANCING WITH MY EYES CLOSED!" Ed Sheeran Concert fantastic venue and…read moremusic!! Also Myles Smith who I loved!! Maybe it's a football stadium but it's an awesome concert venue!!

Enjoyed quite the afternoon and empower field May 9 for the monster truck jam everything was set up…read moreperfectly. Everybody was wonderfully nice signing autographs, taking pictures letting you check out their vehicles couldn't get too close but you were able to get close enough. This is becoming annual thing and it becomes more amazing and fun every year. I enjoy watching the babies get a kick out of seeing the trucks jump and make noises that's one of the best parts of the whole thing lol if you ever get a chance to check out this event do so if you've ever been to empower field, you know how accessible everything is. Thanks For The Read Until Next Time

I don't know where to start. My son and I came to Denver from Dallas and Houston Tx to catch a…read moreconcert at RedRocks last night. We decided to stop in here and boy o boy are we glad that we did! Listen, this museum is small and the owner, Bruce, is a really cool dude who collects baseball memorabilia! And further, he puts it on display for people like us who just love the game of baseball. Folks...Talking with this guy is a treat! It's as if the true spirit of baseball has embodied itself into this man's core. He just lives and breathes baseball. And it's refreshing! Bruce displays his memorabilia and shares his memories of the game with his guests in such an amazing way. He knows a lot! I can say this...If you love baseball, then you WILL love this museum. That is a guarantee. My son and I got to spend close to three hours going through his museum and sharing stories with Bruce. What a cosmic blast this was! As Bruce might say this, for us, has been "A blessing from the baseball Gods" indeed! While we're not in Denver for long the visit here is officially seeded into my memory bank for sure. Loved this place. You will too! In health and happiness! Cheers!

This is a five star visit. Museum is essentially across the street from Coors Field. I arrived…read morearound 11AM on a Thursday and was the only person there. I spent 5-10 minutes at first talking with a person at the door about baseball and then met Bruce (owner) towards the end of my visit. He's a wealth of baseball knowledge and a joy to talk to. Lots of unique artifacts from vintage ballparks and teams. It's well worth the $20.00 cash entry to spend some time here. I highly recommend.

Free! If you're visiting Denver and you're along 16th Street Mall then you should definitely stop…read moreby The Money Museum. It's free and you get a free bag of shredded money in the amount of $165, which makes a great souvenir. Take note of their hours: only open on weekdays from 9:30am - 4:00pm. This was our last stop in Denver and it didn't take more than 15 minutes. This is a great alternative to the US Mint. We were not able to get the free tickets to the US Mint, since we were in town during Christmas break and by the time we arrived all the tickets were gone :( The Money Museum is simple and quick. There's no souvenir shop here, but like I said, you get a cool free bag of shredded money :) It's only a slight detour away from 16th Street Mall, plus there's a free 16th Street Mall bus shuttle, so it's super convenient and accessible. Have fun!

Free Mini Museum!…read more It's a self-guided tour that takes up less than an hour of your time and comes with a free bag of shredded money! You'll learn how about to spot counterfeit money, observe historical types of currency, and enjoy some fun activities like coloring your own type of money or designing your own digital dollar bill (great for the kids). What's best is that you can easily access this mall via the free 16th Street Mall bus. Enjoy~

Well, they understood the assignment…read more The staff? 10/10. Our server made the whole experience, and for such a unique concept, they absolutely crushed it. The decor is giving circus chic, the vibes are immaculate, and whether you're dressed to impress or in your comfies, you'll fit right in. The menu is easy to navigate, the munchies hit exactly how they should, and somehow "we'll stay for an hour" turned into several. My only complaint? That there isn't one closer to me. Please expand... for the people.

My husband and I attended a private event at Cirrus last night, and it was our first visit. From…read morethe second we walked into the lobby, we knew we were in for something special! The welcome was aces! We were warmly greeted, shown exactly where to go, and immediately made to feel comfortable. They have this rare ability to make you feel like you're walking into something exclusive without feeling pretentious or intimidating. Before we even made it to the bar, people were introducing themselves and making us feel welcome. I mentioned that I'd seen one of the team members being super fabulous on Instagram, and we had some fun conversation. Every interaction felt real. We tried one of the vapor bags, and it lived up to the hype! The infused drinks were SO GOOD, especially the grape infusion. The food was awesome. We had the bagel bites, burrata, and sliders. Everything was rich, a bit salty, and exactly what you want after a vapor bag. You know. The space is wild. Super chill. Cirrus feels like what would happen if a luxury airline lounge, a Tom Ford campaign, and a cannabis social club had a baby. Crystal chandeliers, oversized floral prints, dramatic drapery, fireplaces, and a grand piano create a space that feels more like a series of carefully curated scenes than a lounge on Colfax. It's glamorous without being stuffy, theatrical without being pretentious, and juuust weird enough to keep it interesting. And the DJ!!!!! HUGE shout out because their playlist was FIRE and set the entire mood! Also, see the bathrooms... All four of them! It feels like if you gave Tom Ford a blunt and told him to design a social club. What really makes Cirrus special, though, is the people. Every single person we met was kind, welcoming, chill, and genuinely happy to be there. It made us want to be there. Living in Colorado, you can stop at a dispensary and sit on your couch at home or go to a park any day of the week. What you can't recreate is this experience. The hospitality, the atmosphere, the sense of community, the feeling that you're somewhere unique. They've created something really special here. Check it out!

I was here for a corporate training so a different experience…read more The staff are welcoming and were helpful in directing me where I needed to go. When we had breaks I came downstairs to the main level for the restroom. Our choices were the larger restrooms at the end of the building or the two gender neutral toward the entrance. While we were in our training, many folks with small children came through as well as school groups. As the day went on those two restrooms by the entrance went downhill. I understand this is more an issue of the general public than the staff. I did not spend time in the museum itself as this was a long day of training. I do recommend if you have interest in flight history. This is a nice museum.

Fantastic find in a historic Hangar located in a now suburban Southeast Denver. The collection of…read moreaircraft was impressive from actual bombers, jets, and helicopters to a Star Wars X-Wing presented and signed by George Lucas. The historical displays on NASA and the individual aircraft were well done. The nearby Lowry Beer Garden and Rocket Ice Cream were a welcome reprieve after meandering through the exhibits.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park is an easy venue to navigate, and overall it made for a good place to…read morecatch a show. I was there for a certain famously piscine band, and the atmosphere was great. A couple of things kept it from being five stars. The restrooms have some seriously inconsistent water temperatures - one faucet can be scorching hot while the next is practically shooting ice water. Also, if you're down on the floor for a concert, it can get very warm, especially when you're toward the bottom where the air seems to get trapped. A strong breeze can make all the difference. Pro tip - empty water bottles are allowed. You can fill them up at the water stations. Not very many of them but they're available. Still, the venue is straightforward to get around, and seeing a legendary hippy band there was a pretty memorable experience.

As a resident of Southern California, I had an epiphany while visiting DSGP to finally see Phish…read moreafter all these years rock Labor Day Weekend Stan Kroenke builds Temu stadiums DSGP looks great visually. Pretty green seats that say Colorado, a cool roof that covers fans, etc. But it's an absolute shell of what it could have been especially compared to other MLS stadiums from this era. The concessions are lackluster (much like Sofi in Inglewood) the bathrooms have nice functioning ads above the urinals that are in poor shape, and there simply aren't enough water refill stations for 27,000 people. Additionally, this venue was extremely understaffed. They had unsafe conditions for getting fans in that prioritized profits over people. When I witnessed someone have a medical emergency the limited staff struggled to secure the scene. It's an absolute joke and embarrassment that a man who can afford billions to buy a baseball team can't afford enough staff at this existing dumps. At least the venue sounds decent for music. Perhaps this place used to be great, but Colorado sports and music fans deserve better than what I experienced here in 2026

UPDATE! Having been…read moreto the Denver Brew Fest (both summer and winter sessions) MANY times over the years; I can def say, "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" + SPACE: Mile High Station is a great venue for this Fest! It def embodies Colorado. It's a turn of the century steel and ironworks building that has been repurposed into and event space! Love the character. The only drawback here is the parking! The lot is super small. If you have a light-rail station near you I'd say take that to Mile High Stadium and walk over from there. It's not even a ten minute walk. + BREWERS: The line up is always fantastic! Obvs Colorado breweries dominate the show, but there's plenty of others in attendance too! Over the years I have even seen brewers from my hometown in Northern California in attendance. Colorado breweries often include names such as: Denver Beer Co, Stem Ciders, Crooked Stave, Grist, Wild Cider, Ratio Beerworks, Verboten, Weldworks, Strange Craft, Little Machine, Pikes Peak, Oscar Blues, and sooo many more. + FOOD TRUCKS: My personal favorite has been on-site for each Fest to date. Basic Kneads. It's pizza done awesome. Plus The Goods is usually on hand serving up some excellent smoked and grilled meats. Turkey leg anyone? + ENTERTAINMENT: There's a live band for each evening. This year featured Nevermind the 90's and Super Doppler. Usually the band is set up on a stage outside or in a tent area outside (depending on weather). They have speakers set up all around to ensure you can hear the tune regardless of where you are in the venue. + PRICE: At only $35 for general admission and $45 for VIP, I can safely say this is one of the cheapest Fests out there. But don't let the cheap cost fool you. They really deliver! A suggestion I would have for the future would be a two day pass offering. For those who want to check out both days of festivities. The proceeds from Denver Brew Fest support Swallow Hill Music. I know that I will continue to be a patron of the Denver Brew Fest in the years to come! Most def can't wait for the next Fest! Cheers! **Pro Tip: I HIGHLY recommend buying the VIP tickets. Why? 1) You get an extra hour to enjoy even more brews. 2) Less people during the VIP hour. 3) Special tappings are often offered by the brewers. Go ahead. Treat yo' self, you VIP you!

Beer and more beer! Friday-Saturday. Such an appropriate event for a city fast getting the street…read morecred for being a premier city for breweries. Here you will mingle with like minded folks who loves beer. Merchants who worked all their lives with beers and perfected such incredible varietals that finding faults in anyone of the samples offered there is difficult. My initial try was a freak of a good luck. It was a sour! That started my night in a good note. There was a "map" of the breweries that was present. I say it's enough to keep me and my friend happy and all our curiosity about a few of the breweries were met. Here you'll be able to talk to the person responsible for the creation of the brew or someone who knows the history of the brew. This two story location can host a bunch of beer loving fun people. The food was hosted in a separate space past the tented area where the live entertainment is located. I had their amazing kielbasa and I'm regretting not asking for the lady's info :( This event has a two tiered ticket pricing. One for the VIP at a discounted rate of $45 if you purchase in advance. $55 at the door the day of. The VIP lets you in an hour early from 6-7. General admission starts at 7pm and will set you back $35 advance purchase and $45 day of. Tip: CASH ONLY AT THE DOOR. Free coat check. Your tix is only good for one day. Want to show up both days? Pay twice! Looking forward to next years? Me tooooo!

Hidden Gem on Tennyson!…read more Stopped into South Broadway Country Club on a whim while exploring Tennyson Street and couldn't be happier that I did. This place has a laid-back, welcoming vibe with a cool mix of golf simulator action, craft drinks, and a great crowd. Perfect spot whether you're coming to swing a few clubs or just chill with friends. Big shout-out to Lauralee, the bartender -- she's the absolute best! Friendly, attentive, and knows her way around a cocktail menu. She made a killer Old Fashioned and gave great recommendations without being pushy. You can tell she really cares about making sure everyone has a good time. If you're in the area, definitely swing by. Whether you're a golfer or just looking for a spot with great service and a chill atmosphere, South Broadway Country Club delivers.

Don't be fooled, I thought this place was on south broadway and it is definitely on Tennyson! Great…read moreservice, easy to book, they have a bar inside and you are able to bring in outside food. There are 2 simulators on the first floor and everything works great, employees are super nice. The upstairs also has another bar and simulator. It's casual, it's fun, golf simulator bars are popping up everywhere around Denver and this is one that we keep coming back to.