There is still plenty of summer left to enjoy! From live music, outdoor movies, and Broadway favorites to art festivals, sporting events, and celebrations of Colorado’s 150th birthday, the Front Range calendar remains packed with ways to make the most of the season. Here are a few events happening from late July through mid-August. Denver Metro July Events Underground Music Showcase | July 24-26 Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl in Concert | July

Denver Metro June Events Film on the Rocks: Sinners | June 22 Denver Cherry Blossom Festival | June 27-28 Denver PrideFest | June 28 July Events Cherry Creek Arts Festival | July 3-5 Underground Music Showcase | July 24-26 July 4th Weekend Rockies vs. Giants Independence Day Fireworks Games | July 3 Park Hill Parade | July 4 Commerce City 4thFest | July 4 Aurora 4th of July Spectacular | July 4 Highlands Ranch Independence Day Celebration | July 4 Colorado Springs June & July

Denver Metro Summer Favorites: Farmers markets across Denver Metro, Littleton, Golden, Highlands Ranch, and Boulder Outdoor movie nights in parks and community spaces Red Rocks concert season Colorado Rockies baseball games at Coors Field City Park Jazz free Sunday evening concerts First Friday Art Walks in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe Food truck nights and brewery events throughout the metro area Outdoor yoga and fitness classes in local parks Cherry Creek North summer

Colorado’s sports landscape saw another notable shift this month. On April 10, it was announced that Penner Sports Group—led by Carrie and Greg Penner—has purchased a 40% stake in the Colorado Rockies. The Monfort family will remain majority owners, but the addition of new investment introduces a fresh dynamic for one of the state’s most visible franchises. For many across Colorado, the Penner name is already familiar. The group purchased the Denver Broncos in 2022 for a reco

Colorado’s food scene may soon get a much bigger spotlight. Earlier this year, the prestigious Michelin Guide announced it will expand its coverage to include restaurants across the entire state, opening the door for chefs and dining destinations well beyond Denver and the mountain resorts to be considered for recognition. When Michelin first arrived in Colorado in 2023, the guide focused primarily on established culinary hubs such as Denver, Boulder, Aspen, and Vail. Since t

The Broncos aren’t just talking football — they’re talking future. The team recently hosted a Community Information Meeting at La Alma Recreation Center to share early plans for a potential new stadium site at Burnham Yard — and to hear directly from residents. It’s not about rushing a decision; it’s about getting it right. Broncos President Damani Leech made it clear the vision extends well beyond football. The goal isn’t simply a stadium — it’s a year-round destination. In

As we close out 2025 and look ahead to what’s next, it’s not just the housing market that feels steady and familiar—Colorado’s growth story continues to unfold in ways that directly impact daily life. One of the more notable developments heading into 2026 is ALDI’s announcement that it will officially enter Colorado, with plans to open more than 50 stores across the Denver and Colorado Springs markets over the next few years. For many residents, this signals more than a new g

A rare feel-good real estate story out of the mountains If you’ve spent any time in a ski town, you already know the plot: breathtaking views, world-class recreation… and housing costs that have even well-paid locals scrambling to figure out how they’re supposed to stay. According to Hannah Jones, senior economic research analyst at Realtor.com, a median-earning household in Steamboat Springs can reasonably afford about $30,000 per year for housing, or roughly $2,500 per mont

Colorado’s Most Iconic Ranches Are Calling Your Name Colorado’s real estate scene is full of jaw-dropping properties, but two ranches currently on the market are stealing the show. From historic hideaways to cowboy-chic estates, these homes are more than just places to live—they’re immersive adventures into the state’s Western heritage. For those looking for a break from stats and trends, this is your virtual escape. Nestled just outside Aspen, Last Chance Ranch is a 35-acre

The luxury real estate market in 2024 delivered exceptional highlights, with every property on the list selling for over $8 million. Cherry Hills Village dominated the rankings, claiming six of the top ten sales, including the year’s most expensive home, two properties on the same street, and even one that appeared twice! Boulder also made a strong showing, with four remarkable entries. Here’s a closer look at these stunning properties: 10. 1000 East Stanford Avenue, Cherry H