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THIS WEEK IN DENVER
ISSUE 001SEP 6–12

Your week,
already sorted.

  • GO Red Rocks’ symphonic Sunday
  • EAT Pastry beside Cheesman Park
  • KNOW Sloan’s Lake’s big reset
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IN THIS WEEK’S 5 MINUTES

The useful stuff.
Nothing else.

We read the calendars, local reporting, neighborhood chatter, and fine print. You get the few things worth knowing—and why they matter.

GO01

Strings under the stars

Gregory Alan Isakov and the Colorado Symphony take over Red Rocks for two late-summer nights.

KNOW02

A $50M reset for Sloan’s Lake

What the city’s restoration plan could change—and why the actual work is still years away.

EAT03

Pastry, meet park

Cheesman Park’s new Carriage House is doing Black Box pastries, sandwiches, and patio wine.

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BUILT FOR A SUNDAY MORNING

Skimmable by design.
Memorable by accident.

1

Catch up.
Three local stories everyone will be talking about.

2

Make a plan.
A short, opinionated calendar for the week ahead.

3

Try something.
One new restaurant, trail, concert, or worthy detour.

Sunday, 8:00 AM

SEPTEMBER 6–12 · 5 MIN READ

Good morning,
Denver.

Your week has symphonic Red Rocks, a tiny treasure hunt, and one very good park-side pastry.

01
THE BIG PLAN

Strings under the stars

02
THE CATCH-UP

What changed while you were out

03
ONE PERFECT BITE

Pastry, meet park

DENVER MEANS METRO

Good plans don’t stop
at Sheridan Boulevard.

We cover the city, the close-in suburbs, and the foothill detours worth making.

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YOUR WEEK STARTS HERE

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