Colorado’s Waterton Canyon is the start for hiking the Colorado Trail, the 486-mile-long hike from Denver to Durango. When I set out, I didn’t intend to do nearly that much. Not even close. I only wanted a quick six mile jaunt in and out. At the end of the day, though, I had done about […]
Checking Out Spun at the Denver Art Museum
The Denver Art Museum’s Spun: Adventures in Textiles opened this weekend. I stopped in yesterday, excited to see what all the hype was about in all of the local media. I needed no more than a foot in the first gallery to understand, and be excited for what awaited me in the rest of the […]
Learning About Mammoths and Mastodons at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science
Mammoths and Mastodons: Titans of the Ice Age opened this past weekend at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. I stopped in to check it out, the little boy inside me all excited from my days playing in my sandbox with my dinosaurs and other toys. I used to create a world for them, […]
Learning to Love Georgia O’Keeffe at the Denver Art Museum
I learned to love Georgia O’Keeffe at the Denver Art Museum. Before I get into that, though, let’s backtrack a few years. My introduction with O’Keeffe started while I was in college at the University of Minnesota. A few of her works are on display at the Weisman Art Museum, which is free to the […]
Becoming Van Gogh is Almost at an End
The newest exhibit at the Denver Art Museum, Becoming Van Gogh, ends January 20th.
The Festive Lights of Denver’s City and County Building
Each year Denver’s City and County Building is lit up to celebrate the holidays.

