Wonderland Brewing is a craft brewery in Broomfield that boasts an outdoor stage for live performances, arcade games, and even a mini golf course. They are both dog and kid friendly and have an in-house food truck called the Wonder Grill that has a wide selection from wings and tacos to salad and cheesecake. Drop by for a drink or to enjoy one of their weekly events.
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Waldschänke Ciders & Coffee
Waldschänke Ciders & Coffee is a Swiss-inspired cidery rooted in family tradition. Co-owner Ruth Dufresne’s father George Mueller took part in the construction and operation of the first Waldschänke which was founded in Switzerland during World War II. Today, Ruth, her husband John, their son Keane, and Keane’s wife Kelley honor George’s legacy by continuing to make and sell his recipes and by welcoming anyone from any background to come and enjoy their ciders. [Read more…] about Waldschänke Ciders & Coffee
Denver Milk Market
Denver Milk Market is a 16-venue collaborative effort providing a wide spread of restaurant and bar options for its customers. Located in the historic Dairy Block in the Ballpark Neighborhood, they firmly believe in the power of food to lift spirits and bring people together and they want to share that belief with their community. They host weekly events like trivia and live music on top of offering a variety of different food options.
Dazzle
Dazzle has operated as the prime location for the enjoyment of jazz and improvised music in Denver for 25 years. Now located in new digs at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts complex, Dazzle was awarded the title of top jazz club in Denver from Westword Magazine 16 times and Downbeat Magazine included it in its list of “Top 100 Jazz Clubs in the World” multiple times. They host live music performances weekly and collect donations as add-ons to ticket sales for a different nonprofit organization every month.
River Bar and Gallery
River Bar and Gallery is a combination bar and art gallery in the RiNo Art District that aims to put a spotlight on local artists, performers, and entertainers. They offer a specialized cocktail menu as well as their signature alcoholic boba options and regularly host live comedy and music shows.
Number Thirty Eight
Number Thirty Eight—named in celebration of Colorado’s status as the 38th state to join the United States—labels itself “Colorado’s Social Frontier” and offers a wide variety of types of events and things to do. Its massive venue boasts multiple open kitchens, many different brews from different taprooms, an indoor-outdoor space with an outdoor patio, and a large stage for their regular free live shows. [Read more…] about Number Thirty Eight
The Irish Rover Pub
The Irish Rover Pub opened in 2005, allowing the Denver community a great opportunity to experience the atmosphere of a traditional Irish pub. The restaurant gets its name from a famous Irish folk song about a sailing ship that is regularly sung in pubs all across Ireland. The Irish Rover offers casual fare, a rooftop patio for outside dining, and hosts weekly events like trivia, live comedy, and even dance parties on the weekends.
Novel Strand Brewing
Novel Strand Brewing was formed in 2016 by friends Ayana Coker, Chantel Columna, and Tamir Danon as a product of their dedication to producing high quality beer without any gimmicks or thrills. Alongside serving delicious beer, Novel Strand hosts different food trucks throughout the week and puts on events like trivia, live jazz, and even a monthly book club!
Old 121 Brewhouse
Old 121 Brewhouse specializes in offering smooth drinkable beers with a few core staples like their Old 121 Lager, West Coast IPA, and Honey Brown along with other rotating options and house-made sodas with their staple Root Beer always on tap. Old 121 hosts weekly events including trivia, game nights, and live performances. [Read more…] about Old 121 Brewhouse
Want To Get Away For Spring Break? Rent An RV
Story by Gigi Lehman. It’s already been a long winter, with more snow and cold temps in the forecast. But that doesn’t stop Coloradans from swapping our parkas for flip-flops and shorts. Whether you want to enjoy walking in bare feet again on a sunny beach or be dazzled by a kaleidoscope of wildflowers in bloom, travel is a great way to decompress. But it’s not just about the destination; getting there should be at least half the fun. That’s why renting an RV from RVshare is a great alternative to hectic, crowded airports and expensive hotel rooms. [Read more…] about Want To Get Away For Spring Break? Rent An RV
Mercury Cafe
According to the Mercury Cafe, Denver’s oldest venue… Since 1975, the Mercury Cafe has been a home to poets, punks, rebels, and artists from all walks of life. The Merc is built on the inclusion of spirit, character, free opinion and heart. These walls are Denver’s greatest muse, they are alive with generations of stories from the wonderers and wanderers who have performed here. There is nowhere quite like it. [Read more…] about Mercury Cafe
Nissi’s
Lafayette is home to Nissi’s, one of Colorado’s premier live music venues. The space offers a wide range of national and regional entertainment featuring all music genres. You’ll find intimate performances by singers and instrumentalists to favorite local bands to comedy nights and full-blown festivals. Some shows are free or extremely low-cost, others start at about $15 for general admission and $25 for reserved seats. [Read more…] about Nissi’s
River North Brewery
River North Brewery is an independent brewery with two taprooms that has been operating in the Denver area since 2012. They host events like trivia nights, comedy shows, and more and feature a dog-friendly patio at both locations with an equally dog-friendly taproom at the Washington Street location!
CLOSED: Uhl’s Brewing Company
CLOSED! Uhl’s Brewing Company started in 2020 and focuses on providing their community with high quality small batch craft beer. Almost all recipes will only be brewed once without returning, so be sure to keep a close eye on their menu to get a chance at tasting their limited releases before they’re gone.
Verboten Brewing & Barrel Project
Verboten Brewing & Barrel Project got its name from the German word for “forbidden” which the founders picked based on German beer-purity laws (Reinheitsgebot). These laws restricted 15th and 16th century Germans from using anything except for water, barley, and hops in the brewing process and still exist in a modified form today with the addition of yeast as an approved ingredient.