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Posted inCulture
How Denver’s 50-year-old Cherry Blossom Festival came to be
Downtown Denver’s Sakura Square has remained a hub of Japanese-American culture throughout the decades, and the annual Cherry Blossom Festival serves as a reminder of that continuity
Posted inEducation
After two years of controversy, San Luis Valley school can keep its Thunderbird mascot after all
Facing fines from the state over derogatory Native American mascots, the Sangre de Cristo School District forged an agreement with the Jicarilla Apache Nation
Posted inBusiness
Colorado-based company accused of cultural appropriation over Native-inspired designs, products
Astis Mittens sees backlash over its Indigenous designs, says it’s working to hire Native artists
Posted inEquity
Here 4 The Kids leaders disappointed following low turnout at Colorado Capitol gun protest
No protesters appeared to have shown up on Thursday. Meanwhile, California’s governor proposed a 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution dealing with guns.
Posted inColoradans
Cows. Beer. Testicles. Coloradans keep traditional ranching alive on branding day.
Some Colorado cattle ranchers still practice the traditional rope-and-drag method on branding day, when neighbors and friends gather each spring to mark, vaccinate and castrate calves
Posted inCulture
Bolder Boulder 10K runners dress to impress in costumes, pajamas and “antigravity pants”
Elite athletes join recreational runners to keep beloved race weird for 43rd year
Posted inTransportation
Denver is closing streets to motorized vehicles once a month to draw more people downtown
One Sunday every month through August there will be exclusive lanes for pedestrians, bicyclists and other two-wheelers who want to have some family time.
Posted inMusic
Seven Peaks music festival won’t return to Colorado’s San Luis Valley
The three-day country music Seven Peaks festival started in 2019 in Buena Vista and moved to Villa Grove last year. Founder Dierks Bentley said it could move to Red Rocks this year.
Posted inCulture
Colorado and its cities end up on a lot of “best-of” lists. Here’s how those rankings hijack your brain.
Data dives and polling on any number of watercooler topics have become a pervasive, and largely successful, marketing strategy