Things To Do
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre
This is a wonderful place to do a light hike or catch a concert. World famous location! Check It Out!
Inks & Drinks
If you're looking for something to do in Westminster, Inks and Drinks is a local sip and craft location. Also, check out Vatos tacos around the corner for some good eats!
Edgewater Public Market
Edgewater Public Market is an indoor market with a variety of cuisines to order from. Local buisnesses selling art, books, chocolates, plants, and gifts fill the space. We visit here a good bit and definitely recommend!
Westminster Open Space Dog Park
This is our local off leash 400 acre dog park. If you are lookin' to kill a little time it's a perfect spot for a light walk filled with great views of the front range and good pups everywhere.
LivWell Dispensary
This is the closest dispensary to the venue. Temporarily cash only per their website.
Pearl Street Mall
Pearl St is an outdoor mall with a mix of restraunts, shops, and great views of the flatirons in Boulder. We recommend checking it out!
Rocky Mountain National Park
Our closest national park with a total of 4 to within the state!
Golden
The town of Golden is one of our favorite date night spots. You'll find Coors Brewery, shopping, and restaurants along the Clear Creek river. Bring your bathing suit and tube down the river to cool off in the hot summer!
Black Hawk
Head into the canyon for a step back in time with an old mining town turned gambling mecca. Black Hawk is one of the only locations in Colorado with casinos and you'll find penny slots from the 1800's here as well!
Puttshack
This is a super fun spot for indoor putt-putt downtown! Taken from their website: "Forget the old-school pencil-and-paper scorekeeping with our proprietary Trackaball™ Technology. Our golf balls track every trick shot, hazard, and bonus point, so you can focus on crushing the competition and kicking back with your crew. Puttshack is more than just sinking putts—our courses are loaded with interactive challenges that’ll keep you on the edge of your tee. Game on!"
Milk Market
A unique food hall downtown! Taken from their website: "Have it your way at the market! Our vibrant food hall located in the historic Dairy Block in Lodo, Denver is the spot to be to discover cuisines from around the world, craft cocktails, fun events and feel the heart of the city."
McGregor Square
Taken from the website: "The central outdoor plaza serves as a pre and post-game gathering place for Rockies fans, as well as a year-round destination for concerts, festivals, and movie nights. Retail and restaurants, multi-family residences, a hotel, and office space combine to create a rich sense of place and an inspiring vacation destination."
Chatauqua Park
Check out Chatauqua Park in Boulder for an up close experience in the flatirons! Walks can range from leisurely to intense!
Fossil Trace Golf Club
Colorado has some amazing golf courses. Taken from their website: "Imagine a time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Colorado’s dry, arid climate was a thing of the future and a humid, tropical climate existed with lakes, swamps and palm trees. The course opened approximately 64-million years after the first dinosaurs walked where Holes 11-15 now sit. As you navigate the course and its rolling topography; large, undulating fairways and greens are matched with treacherous greenside and fairway bunkers. These features create a modern test of golf in a truly inspirational location. The shadows of the foothills and majestic Table Mountain guide players through the variety of character-laden holes."
Garden of the Gods
Taken from their website: "In August of 1859, two surveyors started out from Denver City to begin a townsite, soon to be called Colorado City. While exploring nearby locations, they came upon a beautiful area of sandstone formations. Surveyor M. S. Beach suggested that it would be a “capital place for a Biergarten” when the country grew up. His companion, Rufus Cable, a “young and poetic man”, exclaimed, “Biergarten! Why it is a fit place for the Gods to assemble. We will call it the Garden of the Gods.” It has been so-called ever since."
