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The Denver Blog

Hidden-Gem Parks and Greenspaces in Denver

Looking to get some fresh air while you’re in Denver? Beyond the city’s well-known parks, you’ll find plenty of quieter green spaces that are perfect for a more laid-back outing. Tucked into neighborhoods and unexpected corners, these hidden gems are ideal for picnics, short strolls, letting kids…

Free Things to Do This Spring and Summer in Denver

Denver's spring and summer months are packed with free things to do like strolling through the city's vast park system, checking out rock 'n' roll memorabilia at Rockmount Ranch Wear, looking for vivid street art, going on a Great Divide Brewery tour, hiking at Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre or…

Only in Denver: Arkins Promenade

Upwards of 30 feet above the ground, the gangway at Arkins Promenade is a portal to a different perspective on Denver. There's the downtown skyline a mile to the south, the Rockies to the west and cranes dotting the River North Art District (RiNo) to the east. Cars line up on the 38th Street bridge…

The Haunted History of Cheesman Park

What's the most haunted place in Denver? Well, it just might be Cheesman Park. Yes, the lovely tree-lined Cheesman Park with the pavilion, botanic gardens and snowcapped views of the Rocky Mountains. That’s because Cheesman Park has something else besides lush lawns, trees and bike paths. It has…

Free Things to Do This Fall in Denver

Enjoy the best Denver has to offer this fall without stretching your budget. The Mile High City is packed with free festivals, attractions and activities that will keep you busy all season long! See more free events and activities year-round. Denver Christkindlmarket WHEN: Thru Dec. 23, 2025…

Free Things to Do This Winter in Denver

Enjoy the best Denver has to offer this winter without stretching your budget. The Mile High City is packed with free festivals, attractions and activities that will keep you busy all season long from the holidays into the new year! See more free events and activities year-round. Denver…

Only in Denver: City Ditch, the 'Oldest Working Thing'

Back in the early 1860s, Denver was a dusty and desolate place. The South Platte River flowed through the heart of the then-boomtown, but there just wasn’t enough water in the right places. The Capitol Hydraulic Company tried to build a ditch that started near modern-day Bowles Avenue in Littleton…