I was in the Book Bar on Tennyson Street the other day. When I need inspiration I often browse in book stores. Ideas pop in my head as I move through the store and […]
This Is Not An Exit
Stretch and Play the StretchLab Way
One of the most neglected parts of a daily routine is stretching. Stretching has so many benefits for both active and inactive people. If you work at a desk all day and […]
Moving Day for People Experiencing Homelessness
Early in the morning on moving day, a group of gentlemen stood taping and labeling boxes, joking quietly with one another. Their neighbors had just started waking up. Stacks of belongings accumulated […]
What To Know About Whiskey
For National Whiskey Day, we’re here to provide you with some background, tasting tips and a couple cocktail suggestions to enjoy your favorite or an undiscovered whiskey. I’ll start with the difference […]
More Safe Outdoor Spaces for the Homeless Coming to North Denver
Two North Denver safe space encampments for the homeless will be opening up in June due to the efforts of the Colorado Village Collaborative. On May 5, Regis University announced that its parking […]
Pickleball is a Hit in Denver
This past weekend my friend Cole, texted me and asked me what I was doing. My phone screen lit up and the grey bubbles of IMessage stared up at me. “You want […]
North Denver Program Helps Immigrant Artists Take it to the Next Level
Rosario Weston has always been a skilled painter. She loves to create pieces that beautifully meld her Latin roots with her North American upbringing. She moved from Chile to the United States […]
Earnest Hall Reopens in Sunnyside
“We’re so excited you guys are open,” exclaimed some of Earnest Hall’s guests as they returned for the first time since the restaurant was forced to shut down due to the Covid-19 […]
New Homeless Experience Instability and Invisibility
For many, driving through the intersection of 22nd and Stout in North Denver is part of their daily commute. For others it’s where they spend most of their nights. The intersection is cluttered […]
Passing Through the ICU
On February 1, 2021 my guy, Jerry, went in for a foot surgery. A bunion, a hammer toe, arthritis. Outpatient. A week recovery and he’d be back to work. A few days later he developed a […]