The Denver area transforms into a winter wonderland during the holiday season, offering a sleigh-load of festive activities for all ages. Whether you’re a local looking to spice up your holiday traditions or a visitor eager to experience the Mile High City’s seasonal magic, there are holiday activities in Denver for everyone. It’s enough to make even the Grinch crack a grin. 

It’s that time again: the snow is about to fall, resorts are prepping their lifts, and every Colorado adventure seeker and their winter-loving cousin is racing up I-70 to claim first tracks. But opening weekend doesn’t have to mean battling endless lines and skyrocketing costs. Here’s a smart guide to hacking Colorado’s ski and snowboard opening weekend – your budget and sanity will thank you. 

Wondering how to winterize a house? Here’s your guide to ensuring your home is prepped for whatever curveballs — or snowballs, as the case may be — winter throws your way. 

So, you’ve mastered the art of last-minute costume prep (hello, old bedsheet ghost), and you’ve sworn to only eat half the Halloween candy before the end of the night. Your next big question? “Where are the best trick-or-treating neighborhoods near me?” 

If you’ve been keeping up with the Denver housing market, you’re well aware of the highlights: mortgage rates, inventory shortages, and affordability issues have been the talk of the town for quite a while now. But, according to DMAR’s October 2024 Denver Real Estate Market Trends, it looks like we might be seeing a bit of change — or at least some movement.

With the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates by 0.5% and more interest rate reductions expected before the year ends, a potential mortgage rate drop could create opportunities for homebuyers. But, while lower rates may seem appealing, affordability challenges remain in today’s housing market.
Here’s what you need to know about how the Fed’s actions impact mortgage rate drops and what to expect in the coming months.

The majestic Rocky Mountains aren’t just home to scenic views—they're also the final resting place for dozens of Colorado ghost towns. These eerie remnants of the past, once booming with miners and prospectors chasing fortunes, now stand silent, their stories etched into the weathered wood and crumbling stone. If you’re up for a spooky adventure with a side of history, these Colorado ghost towns will give you chills—whether from the mountain air or the lingering spirits, well, that's up to you.

From the earliest explorers to modern-day leaders, Denver's rich Hispanic heritage has shaped the city's culture, history, and growth. The roots of this community stretch back hundreds of years and continue through centuries of cultural influence, political leadership, and social contributions. Today, one in five Coloradans identifies as Hispanic, and their story is deeply intertwined with the development of the state.