This is my favorite local park. It is decently sized and located east of Speer Blvd and west of…read moreMonroe Street. Monroe Street ends at Speer Blvd which you can only go North/West on. A one way street which many seem to not realize. It has a private parking area and street parking. The north side has the tennis courts and a children's playground. It is also a dog park and many people take their dogs here. There are a LOT of mature trees and some benches. I don't see trash cans, so not sure who maintains the park. In the summer time the trees provide a lot of nice shade to have a picnic. I frequently see games of tag football, regular football, frisbee and fetch with the furry companions. I have enjoyed many lunches and even some dinners here watching the sunset behind the Rockies. I take my trash with me to dispose of at home or elsewhere that has a trash can. I have seen many people pick up after their pets, which I think is fabulous. Make sure you bring bags to do this too! I am not sure if any are provided for at the park. I haven't seen any. Overall a wonderful green and clean park!

We went here for a festival and there wasn't much shade, parking, or things for the kids to do…read more There's the playground section, but it was crowded at the time. The festival had good food, but the overall layout wasn't arranged well.

Overall: Fun and unique activity. Would not recommend for large groups of adults - see details…read morebelow. Games chosen for three people: Alien and Ghostbusters. Personally enjoyed the Alien one more as I felt the Ghostbusters one was repetitive in some parts. Experience: Instructions are clear. Good pacing and very engaging. Space: Space is good for two. Was running into each other with three people. I feel like it would be too crowded with 4+ people on certain game activities. It kinda got stuffy in the room after 30 minutes, so it would be nice if there were bigger fans on the ceiling, ventilating the air more. Drinks: Pricey. Basic alcoholic and non alcoholic option. Nothing super exciting. There's a drink holder shelf in the game rooms. Extra note: Cancellation policy is very stringent. We added two friends to our reservation on the day of the reservation and a few hours later, they couldn't make it due to a sudden medical reason. Even though these changes all happened on the day of, they would not make any exception. Only offered the option of rescheduling them in the future by emailing the manager. Keep that in mind when you make a reservation.

Came here with a group of friends and we had a blast! We split up four to a room and did the box…read moreparty. We could choose from different games the more we went through the program. The room walks you through all the steps and you put on your hat, which is what controls you through the game. We played for about an hour and it was plenty of time. One of our games required a bunch of squats so I was definitely sore the next day. There are drinks for sale however it's also in a plaza with a bunch of restaurants if you wanted to catch up after. Pricewise I thought it was a little expensive, but it was worth it. Also, I definitely recommend keeping the rooms to max four people.

I went with a group of about 15 girls on a Living Social deal. The staff was very helpful and…read moreprobably pulled in many directions for us. Wine service and food service was pleasant. I am not that creative, however I did have an idea of what I wanted to do since I was going to a Mardi Gras party coming up. It was a little chaotic since you only have two hours to make your project. They did say you could come back to finish at any time, however that is not what I had in mind. The one thing that irked(sp?) me the most was that with the short amount of time we had they only had primary paint colors so you literally had to mix your usual colors. I understand if you are trying to make a special shade, but you should have more than just primary colors. Also they had a hair dryer to help speed up the drying process, but they only had one for the about 30 people in the room. I think this is a great concept, however maybe still going through growing pains? Maybe spend a couple more bucks on your business to make your customers experience less stressful. I know I didn't pay full price with a Living Social Deal, but glad I didn't pay full price since it was a tad stressful with the lack of pain colors.

the boyfriend surprised me with a secret date to la Piccola last week and it was a fun experience!…read moreFirst off, everyone that was working there that night was so pleasant and fun. They had a lot of information on the masks and Italy in general, and knowledgeable about the food/wine available. You have a lot of masks to choose from and then are given paint to go at it. They have a bunch of masks hanging on the walls that you can ask for, and they will give it to you at your table so you have some "inspiration", for those creativeless people like me. I just googled an idea and went at it. There is also an artist there that will walk around and help you with any questions that you may have. All in all, it was a great date (good job, boyfriend)!

This is one of Denver's smallest parks with 80 acres surrounded by the Capitol Hill neighborhood…read moreand the Denver Botanic Gardens on the east side. There is both a paved and gravel path around the outside perimeter and a large grassed open space inside. There are 4 walk-in entrances on the west side and 3 entrances on the east side. No parking inside. A part of the former loop road which closed in 2020 is open to cars on 12th Ave. No car access from 8th or 13th Ave. Plenty of porta-potties including handicap accessible. No other services. I walked around the park from the southwest corner in 35 minutes, about 3500 steps.There is a marble pavilion on the east erected in 1907 with rose gardens on both north & south sides and 3 fountains fscing west when Spring returns. I had difficulty in finding street parking on the west side. During my walk, I saw plenty of spots to park on the east side.

Cheesman park is always a good time. During the warmer months this place is full of life! Great…read morespot to spend the day!

We have been taking our 2 year old daughter here for almost a year. It's been a great class and…read moreexperience for her. Engaging with other kids and instructors. One that stands out for us is Kaitlyn.

Wonderful dance class for littles! Miss Faith is so great! Absolutely recommend to introduce your…read morelittle one to dance :)

My baby absolutely loves it here! Matt and Jamie are fantastic leaders and the little ones just…read moretake to them so quickly. The studio setup has a nice flow which keeps things fun and safe! My baby girl is around the 10-11 month mark and crawling so we've been to a couple different sessions - one for Teeny Tinies (4-10 months) and Toddle Together (crawling-2yr). Highly recommend if you've got a little work to a lot of energy to burn off or a little working on new skills! Or just something fun for you and the little one to do! I think they offer free events if you'd like to check them out before signing up for a class.

Coach Jamie and Coach Matt at the best. I have kids in three different classes and all of them love…read moreit. They are wonderful with my very neurospicy crew. Can't recommend them enough!

Music Together (MT) is a really wonderful international music program that we started going to when…read moreour kiddo was 18 months old and we were living in the Midwest. Fast forward 1.5 years when we moved to Denver and decided to try out one of the local chapters of MT. We went thru two sessions with Twinkle Together (TT) at their Congress Park location and our instructor Monica was really engaged with the program and the children. Both sessions we signed up for were mixed age allowing for infants (non mobile) to Pre-K. After our second session with TT ended we decided to not re-enroll our 3.5 year old. Unlike our MT experience in Chicago where mixed age was a true mix of infants all the way to 5 year olds, our sessions in Denver skewed super young, infants and very young toddlers. We found that our little guy just got bored and had no one close to his age to interact with since most of the other children were non-mobile or so young they stayed very close to mom or dad. Could have just been the times we chose or the Congress Park location but it just wasn't a good fit anymore. Would highly recommend TT to parents of infants or beginning walkers but cautiously recommend for older Pre-K.

From the owner: We specialize in music education for children, starting right at birth with our internationally…read morerecognized Music Together program. For children 4 and up, we offer Dalcroze Eurhythmics, a means of learning all about music through the body and voice. It is an exciting, child friendly way of learning ALL about music! We also offer Suzuki Guitar lessons, teaching classical guitar to children 5 years old and up. We have decades of experience and total passion for what we do. Please check us out or contact us if you have any questions!

I really like this place. There seems to be a little something for everyone. There's a good size…read moreweights area, plenty of cardio equipment, a swimming pool and a basketball court. The basketball court is used mostly for group activities, like yoga and whatever Pickleball is.

Serenity found here. Stroll, walk, jog, skate or bike around the two lakes with beauty peaking…read morearound each bend.

This review includes the email that I sent to the camp manager. He was incredibly rude and short…read morewith me - there was no apology at all, however they did refund my money for that week. We have been to the camps before, but this year it was beyond disappointing. Our daughter is enrolled in the 2-week camp: 7/26 - 8/6 and we have to tell you how disappointing this week has been. First of all, the counsellors are great and Grey really liked them - we have no complaints there. We want to bring to your attention just how the kids spent the week: Day 1: they went canoeing in a lake where the water is so filthy and toxic that the kids were told they could not get in the water at all and to make sure the water didn't go near their mouths as they would get extremely sick. Day 2: they went on a bike ride and were taken to a trail that was completely exposed and offered no shade. Ultimately, they could only ride for 30+ minutes before they had to call it quits as the kids were overheating. When the 100+ degree weather is taken into consideration, this seems like a ridiculous activity and a poor choice of bike path. Apparently they spend most of the day sitting under a tree to escape the heat. Day 3: a hike was planned but apparently one of the kids forgot their medication so once at their destination, they all sat around and waited over an hour for the child's mother to arrive with the medication. Once that was over they "hiked" for literally 20 minutes before loading up and driving back. Day 4: this was another water day an equally filthy lake. Even though the temperature was over 100 degrees, they couldn't jump in the lake. Day 5: this was the only day our daughter enjoyed because they finally went to a lake where they could jump in the water. When one takes into account the $100/day price tag we pay for your camp to show our children the kind of summertime outdoor adventures we as parents would have enjoyed taking them on ourselves, it seems as though all we paid for in the end was an elaborate daycare.

My son did 2 camps this summer. He had a Great time and as a parent, I could not have been more…read morepleased! The camp was SO organized, I almost could not believe it! Customer service and communications on all levels was amazing! I definitely recommend Avid4 Adventure

This organization does a lot for the local community and I want to support them, but their thrift…read morestore is one of the worst I've seen for outdated, old inventory. I've tried to stop by several times and it's never worth it. I'll keep trying, because they do so much for the area.

A little bit for everyone. A food bank, thrift store and gymnastics studio. A community outreach…read morewhere it has help hundreds and has been future as an everyday 7 hero.