If you re not brunching and shopping this weekend, do you even exist? It s all markets, all brunching, all partying this weekend, with opportunities popping up all over town.
Keep reading for the best in food and drink purchasing, as well as future events through the end of May. And if you feel like horsing around this weekend, see our list of Kentucky Derby Day happenings.
Friday, April 30 Denver Bazaar is slowly returning to its roots as an IRL shopping experience after the chaos and online everything that marked last year. Every Friday through August 27, the roving market, bar and food truck rally will set up at 2424 Larimer Street (near the Ramble Hotel) from 4 to 9 p.m. Entry is free, furry friends are welcome, and reservations aren t even a thing just show up. The food truck lineup will rotate, but last week s vendors included the Ethiopian Food Truck, Barbed Wire Reef, the Crêpe Outdoors, Kids Table (vegan) and Snacktacular. Visit Denver Bazaar s Facebook page for det
Friday, April 23 Denver Restaurant Week is back beginning Friday, April 23, and running through Sunday, May 2. Book a seat at one (or more!) of 200 Denver-area restaurants offering prix fixe menus for $25, $35 or $45. The event, generally held in February and March, has been moved to this week to take advantage of Denver s renowned sunny days and warmer weather even though the definition of patio weather has been
Project Angel Heart, the nonprofit organization that provides medically tailored meals for people living with serious illnesses, is now in the second year of revamping Dining Out for Life, its signature fundraiser. Normally, participating restaurants donate a portion of their sales for a single day in April to Project Angel Heart but with restaurant dining rooms shuttered last year and many eateries still on life support, some changes are in order. In 2021, the event has been expanded to run from Friday, April 23, through Sunday, May 2, and restaurants are not bein
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Food & Wine has released a Best Chocolate in America list, and Denver s Cultura Craft Chocolate was included. (Shutterstock)
DENVER, CO A Denver chocolatier is among the top 50 finest chocolate makers in the nation, according to a new report by Food & Wine.
Cultura Craft Chocolate, at 3742 Morrison Rd., is the only Colorado chocolate business named on the list. Damaris Ronkanen sources sustainably-harvested white cacao from Tabasco state at the heart of a region with roughly 4,000 uninterrupted years of growing experience for her intriguing 70% Mexico bars, the Food & Wine editorial board s review read.
Subscribe Ronkanen s Mexican drinking chocolate and cacao-infused Cafe de Olla blend were inspired by childhood visits with family in Puebla.
Sunday, February 14, 10 a.m. to close Sure, it s cold, but a stroll through Cherry Creek North s sixteen walkable blocks under romantic lighting could heat up your love life, and there are plenty of warming stops along the way. Many of the stores are offering Valentine s Day deals, as are restaurants and hotels. Find out more here. Sunday, February 14, 1 p.m. The Mercury Cafe has been a longtime safe haven for Denver’s arts, music, literary and comedy scenes. As with so many places during the pandemic, though, it’s hit tough times. So composer and DeVotchKa multiinstrumentalist Tom Hagerman and magician Professor Phelyx have recruited a crew of local musicians, poets, comedians and more to send in Valentine’s Day video messages for a livestreamed fundraiser called A Valentine for the Mercury. Phelyx will host; Hagerman and the Grande Orquesta Navarre will play, and big names like Lumineers member Wesley Schultz, Nathaniel Rateliff, Adam Cayton-Holland, Andrea Gibson and