Secret Little Hack

Red Rocks Amphitheatre offers free sunrise yoga classes on select Saturdays during the summer months.

Arrive early to secure a spot and experience a magical morning workout with breathtaking views.

🥗 HOLIDAY SALAD — Festive Cranberry, Roasted Pear & Farro Glow Bowl

A warm, cozy, elegant dish that’s light enough for the season but rich with holiday flavor.

Ingredients

• 1 ripe pear, sliced and roasted
  
  

• ½ cup cooked farro
  
  

• 3 cups baby spinach or winter greens
  
  

• ¼ cup fresh cranberries (or dried, rehydrated)
  
  

• 2 tbsp toasted pistachios
  
  

• 2 tbsp vegan feta or goat cheese (optional)
  
  

• Pinch of cinnamon

Honey‑Cider Dressing

• 1 tbsp apple cider vinegar
  
  

• 1 tsp honey or maple syrup
  
  

• 1 tsp Dijon mustard
  
  

• 2 tbsp olive oil
  
  

• Salt & pepper

Instructions

1. Roast pear slices at 400°F for 12–14 min with a drizzle of oil and cinnamon.
   
   

2. In a bowl, layer greens → warm farro → roasted pears → cranberries.
   
   

3. Add pistachios and optional cheese.
   
   

4. Drizzle with dressing and enjoy warm or room temp.

Why It’s Perfect:
It celebrates holiday colors, balances sweet + tart + earthy, and fuels energy for winter with just the right amount of comfort.

Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol, forever changed how we view generosity—making it a shared moral responsibility.

Denver embodies this spirit every holiday season, turning acts of giving into a vibrant local tradition.

The city’s famed 12 Bars of Denver charity crawl returns December 13, 2025, uniting twelve bars and a dozen nonprofits.

Each ticket supports local organizations, blending festive fun with real impact.

Meanwhile, the beloved Christmas for Kids fundraiser by the Denver Children’s Foundation celebrates its 36th year, empowering disadvantaged children to shop for their loved ones.

The Denver Design District also invites the community to join their Holiday Showroom Decorating Contest and Charity Drive, collecting goods for the Food Bank of the Rockies and the Salvation Army.

Through these efforts, Denver’s residents and visitors alike nurture a modern legacy of holiday generosity.

Quote Of The Day

"Life is a blank canvas, and you need to throw all the paint on it you can." - Danny Kaye

The first National Christmas Tree lighting in Washington, D.C., began a legacy of shared holiday joy and unity.

Denver captures this same spirit, welcoming residents to treasured holiday traditions that transform the city.

The annual 9NEWS Parade of Lights enchants downtown with illuminated floats, giant balloons, and lively marching bands, inviting families and friends to bask in festive wonder.

At the Denver Christkindlmarket in Civic Center Park, guests savor Glühwein, Bavarian beers, and European treats while searching for handcrafted gifts, echoing the warmth and camaraderie of classic European markets.

The Blossoms of Light event at the Denver Botanic Gardens offers a tranquil, illuminated landscape—an oasis for reflection amidst holiday bustle.

Through these cherished events, Denver strengthens community ties, embodying the true meaning of the season: unity, joy, and connection.

Joke Of The Day

Why did the Denver Broncos break up with their stadium?

Because it couldn't handle the commitment to hosting games every week!

Denver’s innovative spirit mirrors the bold experimentation of the Wright brothers, who proved through their 1903 flight that progress thrives in imperfect conditions.

The city consistently embraces new ideas, encouraging people to test, adapt, and refine rather than wait for certainty.

Recent milestones highlight this mindset.

Waymo’s introduction of self-driving vehicles in September 2025 places Denver at the forefront of autonomous transportation.

Earlier, the Denver Police Department enhanced public safety with the launch of a robotic dog, Spot.

The Certifiably Green Denver Equity Funding program helps women- and minority-owned businesses adopt sustainable practices, backing environmental goals with up to $10,000 in funding.

Meanwhile, Denver’s first city-led AI summit in September 2024 attracted industry leaders, spotlighting the city as a rising hub for technology.

Denver continues to turn experimentation and resilience into lasting progress.

Interesting Facts

The Boston Tea Party remains a powerful symbol of how united action can challenge entrenched systems and ignite change.

Centuries later, Denver, Colorado carries this spirit forward through dynamic community engagement and local leadership.

Denverites embrace initiatives that weave a stronger social fabric, proving civic progress thrives on shared commitment rather than total agreement.

Programs like the Greenway Leadership Corps empower high school students to tackle environmental projects while building leadership skills and a deeper sense of community.

Through the Leadership Denver initiative, professionals transform into community advocates, gaining immersive understanding of local challenges and solutions.

Events such as the Lead with Impact Summit highlight Denver's drive for meaningful corporate and community impact.

By championing diverse perspectives and active leadership, Denver proves that the legacy of civic engagement continues, ensuring progress is propelled by those willing to step up.

Tip of The Day

Don't forget to stay hydrated in Denver's high altitude!

Drink plenty of water to prevent altitude sickness and keep your energy levels up while exploring the city.