Food + Beverage

Peak Peach Season

With the Park Hill Peach Boys Article by Meredith Rowe | Photography by Courtesy of the Park Hill Peach Boys What started as a way for Eliot Lundt to make money in the summer between college terms has quickly turned into a full-blown peach business, complete with stand employees, cold storage, and freight delivery via Mile Hi, the same company that works with McDonald's. Back in 2024, Lundt's plan was to work as a fly fishing guide in Wyoming, but it quickly became apparent that the job...

Food + Beverage

A Seat at the Table

Johnny Curiel’s Milpero Pushes Denver’s Mexican Dining Scene Toward the Reverence It Deserves Article by Allyson Reedy | Photography by Shawn Campbell For the past two and a half years, since the Michelin-starred—and Food & Wine’s second-best restaurant in America—Alma Fonda Fina opened in LoHi, chef Johnny Curiel has been leading a revolution. A salsa macha, dry-aged tuna, mole negro-filled campaign to give Mexican cuisine the recognition and reverence it deserves. All the awards, accolades...

Arts + Culture

Sundance Enters a New Era

Director of Sundance Film Festival and Public Programming, Eugene Hernandez, Discusses the Festival’s Move and Boulder’s Role in Its Future Article by Emily O’Brien | Photography by Poppy & Co. by Kelsey Huffer When Sundance Institute announced Boulder as its new home of the Sundance Film Festival beginning in 2027, it marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter for both the Festival and the city. Boulder Lifestyle Publisher Andy Manz recently caught up with the Director of Sundance Film...

Home + Design

A Peaceful Oasis

Designer Jackie Johnson Marries Clean Lines with Historic Touches to Create Her Dream Home Article by Linden Butrym | Photography by Julie Sofer Tucked away on three verdant acres in Cherry Hills, an English Tudor-style estate caught the eye of interior designer Jackie Johnson and her husband Erik in 2022. The couple lived in it for a year before Jackie, who designs luxurious modern interiors for her clients, opted to do the same with a full renovation of her own home. “The interior of the...

Entertainment

Around Town

Article and Photography by Cherry Creek Arts Festival July 3-5 Cherry Creek Arts Festival returns for a weekend of visual art, live music, food, and summer energy in Cherry Creek North, bringing together hundreds of artists and community members for one of Denver’s signature cultural events. Learn more at CherryArts.org . In(ter)dependence Day Celebration 2026 July 4 Celebrate the Fourth with Warm Cookies of the Revolution’s In(ter)dependence Day Celebration, a community...

Food + Beverage

Our Night at Heretik

A Master Class in Creative Restraint Article by Jeff Schwing | Photography by Jeff Fierberg Lately, my most memorable dining experiences have come from a new generation of young chefs who have freed themselves from the constraints of the old guard. Rather than chasing excess or reinvention for its own sake, they’ve returned to the fundamentals, cooking with clarity, confidence, and a deep respect for tradition. Denver and Boulder’s culinary renaissance has arrived in the form of timeless...

Arts + Culture

Farmers’ Market Season is in Full Swing

Pick Up Fresh Produce and More at These Denver Markets Article by Meredith Rowe Every weekend, Farmers’ Markets pop up all over town, inviting Denverites to support local farms and businesses. At each market, you can stock up on seasonal produce, refill pantry staples, try new foods, and, of course, support a local coffee shop or two.    FRIDAY Huerta Urbana Farmers’ Market On Friday afternoons, Huerta Urbana Farmers' Market is on a mission to increase food access in the Globeville...

Home + Design

The Luxury of Space

Surrounded by Mature Trees and Manicured Grounds, This Extraordinary Polo Club Estate Offers Privacy Rarely Found Within City Limits Article by Tony Firestine | Photography by WayUp Media Few real estate teams know Denver’s luxury market as intimately as the Behr Team. Consistently ranked among the region’s top-producing teams, they have closed more than $3 billion in real estate transactions and sold over 2,500 properties, earning a reputation for exceptional client service, market expertise...

Life + Culture

Heart of Service

20 Years of Action in Africa Article by Avery Young From a young age, Sarah Nininger had a passion for philanthropy. Growing up with an older brother with cerebral palsy, Sarah understood the importance of giving back and spreading awareness on a variety of topics, issues, and cultures. “My whole life I’ve been exposed to other people that have challenging circumstances that make how they show up in the world a little bit more difficult than most people,” says Sarah.  In 2006, as a sophomore...

Arts + Culture

Welcome to Planet Bluegrass

Three Festivals. One Incredible Summer. Article by Meredith Rowe Every Summer, the folks over at Planet Bluegrass put on three music festivals, starting with Telluride Bluegrass Festival on June 18-21. Planet Bluegrass Vice President, Zach Tucker, spends a month in Telluride every summer preparing for the festival, and he still hasn’t gotten over the feeling of cresting into the valley and driving down Main Street for the first time, being awestruck by the views of the San Juan Mountains.  ...