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Local blog providing inspiration for better local living in Denver: shop local, eat local, live local (plus neighborhood living).
What’s worth knowing this week in Denver April 12 – 18, 2019? Where to get a killer gourmet grilled cheese, what to expect from Record Store Day tomorrow, and making Easter plans. Plus, a few more things to know… Happy National Grilled Cheese Day! In honor of it, Mythology Distillery recently introduced their new menu with a focus on fancy grilled cheese like cinnamon raisin with double cream brie or smoked and sharp cheddars on sourdough
Where to Find Derby Hats in Denver First rule of Derby: You can’t go without a fantastic hat! Here’s where to find the best selection of Derby hats for women and men in Denver. Did you know Denver has the largest Derby party outside of Kentucky? I knew the annual Denver Derby was kind-of a big deal, but I had no idea that it overshadowed the rest of the country
Everything you need to know about the Rockies home opener today, the newest spots Little Man is scooping ice cream, and a huge pop-up vintage market this weekend. If you’re new here or simply find it hard to keep up with our ever-changing downtown (and who doesn’t? ), here’s what you need to know… LoDo traffic, street closings and more to know about Opening Day (even if you’re not going). If you love to shop vintage, you’re not going to want to miss the Bonfire Vintage Pop-Up Market featuring 35 local shops this weekend in RiNo. However, The Know and The Know Outdoors content continue to be available for free.
This shopping district has a bohemian vibe and an eclectic collection of shops that sell some of the more fun and unusual wares that Denver has to offer. Born of a once-grittier neighborhood, South Broadway has undergone a tremendous transformation over the last decade and the district is now a mix of old and new shops and restaurants, meaning you’ll find an old-school liquor store tucked in between hipster boutiques. Like so many shopping districts, we’ve had to say goodbye to a few favorites, like Hazel & Dewey, the kitchen and mercantile shop which I still miss, and Conservatrice, which relocated to downtown Littleton, and Lowbrow, which felt like the candy store of art supplies. This funky little shop sells a mix of vintage and handcrafted clothing and items by local and national makers.