Destinations

Riverside Cemetery tells soulful stories

Some of the most can be found at Denver’s Oldest Cemetery. A group of businessman built Riverside Cemetery in 1876 after predicting the nearby Cheesman Park Cemetery would out grow its space. By taking a tour you will hear stories that radiate from the resting ground 135 years later. You will learn about some of…

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Riverside Revival, Volunteers Save Denver's Oldest Cemetery

Determination from volunteers saved Denver’s oldest cemetery. When Riverside Cemetery opened in 1876 it was missing two key elements to ensure it would be looked after, an endowment and a written agreement on water rights. Years later an endowment was established but it wasn’t enough to keep up with the rate of inflation. The funds…

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Riverside Revival, Volunteers Save Denver’s Oldest Cemetery

Determination from volunteers saved Denver’s oldest cemetery. When Riverside Cemetery opened in 1876 it was missing two key elements to ensure it would be looked after, an endowment and a written agreement on water rights. Years later an endowment was established but it wasn’t enough to keep up with the rate of inflation. The funds…

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Blind Date, a new take on improv.

[wpvideo fr2nuuZv] “Maybe one of you will be my blind date?” That’s a daring question to ask a group of people you just met, but what guy could turn down Renee Amber’s beauty and charm?  She plays Mimi in the improvisational comedy “Blind Date.” Situated in a Parisian café, she quickly reveals she has been waiting…

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Tradition of Carving Pumpkins

We have all carved pumpkins, but why? The tradition of carving pumpkins started in Ireland. Irish people carved all sorts of veggies like turnips, gourds, pears and potatoes. Burning lumps of coal were placed inside the lanterns and were eventually replaced by candles. They illuminated windows from October 31st to sunset the next day to…

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Fright Fest at Elitch’s, Denver

 Don’t let the fun atmosphere surrounding Fright Fest fool you, come nightfall the fun combines with terror. During the day guests are welcome to trick or treat, watch and  participate in shows and enter costume contests. After the sun sets zombies,ghouls and monsters lurk through the park. Four horrifically haunted houses and entertaining live shows will…

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Fright Fest at Elitch's, Denver

 Don’t let the fun atmosphere surrounding Fright Fest fool you, come nightfall the fun combines with terror. During the day guests are welcome to trick or treat, watch and  participate in shows and enter costume contests. After the sun sets zombies,ghouls and monsters lurk through the park. Four horrifically haunted houses and entertaining live shows will…

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13th Manor Haunted House, Denver

Terror Strikes at the 13th Manor. A true haunted house from the outside in. An old worn home with cracked windows and rusted paint instill fear, and you have not even stepped foot inside. On your first step through the front door you think it won’t be so bad after all. The family room is charming;…

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Primitive Fear Haunted House, Denver

Primitive Fear is exactly what it sets out to be, a haunted house that is the first of it’s kind. Your eerie experience starts with strobes lights so fierce and fog so thick your vision is cut off. When you finally escape by feeling your way out of the room you exit into a new…

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Zombie Crawl, Denver

Denver oozes Halloween spirit. Thousands of people dressed as morbid and gory characters to take the streets of Denver for the 6th annual zombie crawl Saturday. The goal was to break the Guinness Book of World Records for the most zombies to gather in one place. New Jersey currently holds the record after 4,093 zombies…

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