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Tattered Cover to Open Children's Bookstore in Denver Suburb By Claire Kirch | Apr 08, 2021 Denver’s Tattered Cover Bookstore, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, announced on Wednesday that it is opening a new bookstore in Aurora, an inner-ring suburb east of the Mile High City. The new bookstore, slated to open in early summer, will be Tattered Cover’s fifth outlet, its second location outside of Denver proper, and its first outlet specializing in children's books. The store will be located in the Stanley Marketplace, a 140,000-square-foot former ...

Apr 7, 2021 Rockies' fans attending games this season will notice the newest addition to the ballpark neighborhood, McGregor Square. The area features residential, food and entertainment options across the street from the third base side of Coors Field. We take a look at what fans can expect with McGregor Square GM Patrick Walsh.

Businesses interested in forming common consumption areas will have to band together to form a promotional association and then apply for both a common consumption area license and an entertainment district designation. Entertainment districts will be capped at 100 acres, and will also need to contain no fewer than 20,000 square feet of liquor-licensed establishments. Denver City Council will be in charge of approving entertainment district applications, while Excise and Licenses will handle the actual licensing of the common consumption areas. Aside from the licenses for regular common consu...

Originally posted on Sportsnaut  |  By Matt Johnson  |  Last updated 4/5/21 Just a few days after commissioner Rob Manfred stripped Atlanta of the 2021 MLB All-Star Game, a new city could be emerging as the hosting site for the Midsummer Classic. Major League Baseball announced Friday that it is moving the MLB All-Star Game out of Georgia following the state’s introduction of new laws that sparked anger over the potential ramifications on voting rights. The decision has received public support from many MLB teams, while the Atlanta Braves said they were...

Baseball returned to downtown Denver on April 1, when the Colorado Rockies started a four-day home stretch against the L.A. Dodgers.