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July 02, 2008
The Magnolia Hotel Denver today announced completion of a complete $7 million renovation, which has ramped up the landmark hotel’s style and superior service just in time for one of the hotel’s busiest summers on record. // More
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June 27, 2008
Denver had its best year as a tourism destination in 2007 with a record 12.2 million overnight visitors, four percent above 2006, according to figures released by Longwoods International. The study, commissioned by the Denver Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau, found that visitors also spent a record $2.9 billion in the city, a 6 percent increase over 2006 figures. // More
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June 27, 2008
The RMJM Hillier architecture firm ranked Denver no. 8 in a list of the top 10 U.S. cities for architecture and design. // More
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June 25, 2008
Associates at The Westin Tabor Center are implementing a cutting-edge commercial recycling program, in which food scraps, liquids such as beer, milk and juice as well as other organic materials are collected for composting. Westin Tabor Center is the first hotel in the Denver area to institutionalize a composting program to this extent, and the first to dedicate a compactor to its composting material. The compost material will begin its transformation into an environmentally beneficial product. // More
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June 12, 2008
Denver Public Library’s Fresh City Life and Denver Open Media, in partnership with Westwood College and Westword, announce the 1st annual EyeBelieve Independent Filmmakers Festival and Competition. The festival will be held Saturday, September 27, 2008.
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June 10, 2008
Denver Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau (DMCVB) has launched a creative new online initiative targeting meeting planners that reinforces the Mile High City as a leading convention destination. The creation of ‘The Denver Blue Bear’ computer game, www.denverbluebear.com, leverages one of the fastest growing internet trends (online game play) to present an interactive opportunity for planners to learn more about the city. // More
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May 23, 2008
Located at the base of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, Denver is a city of outstanding natural beauty. The city also has a colorful history, a variety of outstanding cultural attractions and the largest city park system in America. The following are some of the best viewpoints and locations for visual stories about the Mile High City.
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May 14, 2008
The Democratic National Convention, coming to Denver Aug. 25-28, 2008, is already shaping up to be one of the biggest events in the Mile High City’s 150-year history. How can the public get involved? While the Convention itself will be closed to the general public, there will be a myriad of tie-ins that will allow Denverites to be a part of Mile High history. Here’s a look at a few Convention-related activities that are already underway! // More
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May 13, 2008
Denver has seen its fair share of history-making political events throughout its 150-year history. The city has hosted Presidents from Teddy Roosevelt to Bill Clinton in its luxury hotels, fine dining establishments and elsewhere. Here's a look at Denver's political backstory. // More
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May 13, 2008
Denver’s going to be a little more crowded than usual this summer. With close to 50,000 people expected to converge upon the Mile High City during the Democratic National Convention, held Aug. 25-28, convention planners and the City of Denver are making sure that this once-in-a-lifetime event is as eco-friendly as possible. // More
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May 13, 2008
The Mile High City celebrated its vibrant creative community last year with the wildly successful Denver Arts Week. In 2008, this unique citywide happening returns with an even bigger and better lineup of innovative, inspiring and fun activities and events. Clear your calendar for November 14-22 – this is one Denver party you don’t want to miss. // More
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April 18, 2008
A favorite summer music venues for locals, the Denver Botanic Gardens announced their 08 line-up this week. The eclectic mix includes Latin icons The Gipsy Kings, southern originals Buckwheat Zydeco and Cowboy Mouth, and contemporary crooners Chris Isaak and KT Tunstall. Heads up: Tickets always go fast for the intimate outdoor spot. // More
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April 02, 2008
Some 158,340 diners participated in Denver Restaurant Week (DRW) 2008, up 32.8 percent over the 119,200 who dined out during the event last year. // More
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March 31, 2008
In the historic tradition of Venice and Sao Paolo, the world’s newest international contemporary art biennial is coming to Denver, Colorado. Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper announced the city has received a $2 million grant from the Colorado-based Boettcher Foundation to help launch the Mile High City’s inaugural Biennial of the Americas. Scheduled for the summer of 2010, the two-month-long curated event will be a celebration of contemporary art and ideas from throughout the Americas. // More
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