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A Local Take on Valentine's Day

Josh Behr’s Thoughtful Picks for a Meaningful February 14 Article by Edson Graycar A Colorado native, Josh Behr is the Principal Broker of the Behr Team and a trusted real estate advisor with nearly two decades of experience. Known for his strategic insight and concierge-level approach, he works closely with homeowners, developers, and builders across the Front Range. Outside of work, Josh enjoys skiing, mountain biking, hunting, and fishing with his family. This Valentine’s Day, he’s sharing...

Food + Beverage

Restaurant, Oh Restaurant—How Do We Love Thee…..

Article by Leon Corn The word restaurant comes from the French word restaurer. Literally, it means to restore, therefore by lovely default, making those who work in restaurants...restorers. Famed NYC restaurateur Danny Meyer said he works in restaurants for the “rich and varied experiences," calling it the "'hospitality box' that allows people to create strong emotional skills like optimism, empathy, and work ethic, and build genuine human connection.” Anthony Bourdain said he cooked because...

Life + Culture

The Year of the Fire Horse

Article by Kelsey Huffer | Photography by Gina Dodge As we close out 2025, the Year of the Snake, we complete a powerful period of shedding—making space for boldness as we step into 2026, the Year of the Fire Horse. This dynamic combination of fire and horse occurs only once every 60 years, so buckle up for a year of transformation. It’s time to run toward whatever ignites that fire within us. The Year of the Horse isn’t about overthinking; it’s about confidence, forward momentum, and using...

Entertainment

AROUND TOWN

Article and Photography by Xochimilco: Works by Eduardo Robledo Romero Through February Eduardo Robledo Romero’s immersive exhibition is on view at the Denver Botanic Gardens, exploring the spiritual connections between Mexican culture and the natural world through richly symbolic works inspired by Indigenous and European traditions. Valentine’s Wine Mixology at Blanchard Family Wines February 7 Blanchard Family Wines teams up with Salta Events for a Valentine’s-themed wine mixology...

Food + Beverage

Cooking Up Connection

Food Lab Denver Brings a Decade of Boulder-Born Community Cooking to the Heart of Denver Article by Tony Firestine | Photography by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer Since its opening in November 2025, Food Lab Denver on South Pearl feels less like a classroom and more like a dinner party on any given night. Guests gather around a long chef’s counter, glasses of wine in hand, chopping, stirring, and talking with strangers who quickly begin to feel like friends. It’s exactly the atmosphere founder...

Food + Beverage

The Peach Crease Club

Backyard Respite to RiNo’s Coziest New Cocktail Bar Article by Jeff Schwing Tucked into a new development across from Mission Ballroom, there’s a bar that feels like it has always been there. Warm light and country music flow out onto the sidewalk from tall windows. When you walk through the front door, vinyl spins gently from a beautifully vintage-style booth. The energy is relaxed, unpretentious, and inviting, like being welcomed into a friend's home. The Peach Crease Club is the latest...

Home Services

Local Living with Helm Weaver Helm

Article by Avery Young | Photography by Amanda Proudfit For the Local’s Issue, we are spotlighting Denver-based real estate company Helm Weaver Helm. The women behind the business, Libby Weaver, Patti Helm, and Pam Helm, have roots in the Front Range area. Their work at Helm Weaver Helm and beyond is an extension of the love they have for their community. Each of these women’s diverse backgrounds builds on the foundation of this local business “Patti Helm’s executive level corporate retail...

Arts + Culture

“The Reasons I Do It”

Carol Ferguson on her 25-Year Career in Jewelry Making Article by Kathy B. Ross | Photography by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer “I really believe we all have an artistic medium. I love metal.” When talking about jewelry, Carol Ferguson just glows. “It’s not pretty; it’s dirty, it’s blackened,” she says about the process of making a piece. “But then, my favorite part is when you put it on the polishing wheel, and the metal becomes like liquid—it becomes this unbelievably beautiful thing. It’s...

Entertainment

AROUND TOWN

Article and Photography by Sunrise Vinyasa Yoga at the Gardens January 6 Begin your day with an all-levels vinyasa flow at Denver Botanic Gardens, held indoors in the Freyer–Newman Center Atrium during the winter months. Expect gentle movement, mindful breath, and a calm start to the morning. Bring a mat; to register, visit BotanicGardens.org .   Home Team Skate Night at McGregor Square January 17 Hit the ice for McGregor Square’s Home Team Skate Night, where everyone is encouraged to...

Health + Wellness

Decoding Macros for Optimal Health

Article by Willow King Macronutrients—carbohydrates, proteins, and fats—are the building blocks of nutrition, supplying the energy and materials your body needs to function, grow, and stay healthy. While micronutrients support chemical reactions in tiny amounts, they make up the bulk of your diet and directly fuel everything from breathing to exercise to cell repair. Because each macro plays a distinct role, finding the right balance for your individual needs is essential for long-term health...