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5280 MAGAZINE - FEBRUARY 2008 CONTENTS

Features

The Best Bars in Denver
Edited by Patrick Doyle, photography by Bryce Boyer
From swanky lounges to boozy bars, we round up more than 40 of the city's best places to imbibe. Plus, the nondrinker's journal, bartenders' tips, and debunking the alcohol-altitude myth.

Map to the Best Bars
Edited by Patrick Doyle
Need to know where to go out tonight? We've got you covered with our map of the best Denver-area bars.

Final Roundup
By Joy Overbeck, photography by Marc Piscotty
Despite increasing public pressure to ban the practice, thousands of Colorado horses will end their lives not out to pasture but on foreign dinner plates. Unless an unlikely band of rescuers can intervene.

Web Exclusive: Slideshow of Ahimsa Horses
Photos by Marc Piscotty
The horse auction process is in high demand worldwide, despite the efforts of a handful of activists. See a slideshow detailing how this discomforting trend unfolds.

Love Colorado Style
By Cheryl Meyers
Here on the Front Range, the conventional wisdom is that the couple that plays together stays together. But is it true? Bonus: Our favorite outdoor rec groups and Colorado's best pick-up spots for the active set.

The Gift of Gil
By Mike Kessler, photography by Marc Piscotty
In the end, it may be Gilbert who's actually helped them.Scores of Denverites have opened their lives to an autistic man named Gilbert Carpinelli with the hope of helping him out. In the end, it may be Gilbert who's actually helped them.

Departments

Letters

Atmosphere
Edited By Patrick Doyle and Cheryl Meyers

  • Is global warming killing our snow?
  • Business
  • Flix on Colfax
  • Get Involved
  • Books
  • Day-tripping to Evergreen
  • Shopping
  • Fashion

Best Bets
Edited by Julie Dugdale
The events we're talking about in February.

Getaways: Spiritual Sedona
By Kazia Jankowski
Getting some good vibes in the energy capital of the West.

Religion: Bookstore Preachers
By Patrick Doyle
The Colorado Springs-based Writing for the Soul conference offers writing and publishing tips to aspiring authors—with the ultimate goal of converting a new legion of evangelical believers.

Life According To... Carlotta Walls LaNier
Interview by Robert Sanchez
This civil rights pioneer—one of the Little Rock Nine—tells 5280 about the injustices she faced and how we should be preparing our young people for a diverse world.

Web Exclusive: Interview with Little Rock Nine pioneer Carlotta Walls-LaNier
Interview by Robert Sanchez
Click on our audio interview with original Little Rock Nine pioneer Carlotta Walls-LaNier to get the inside story on one of the Civil Rights Movement's key early moments.

Dining Reviews
By Carol Maybach and Kazia Jankowski

House of Marrakesh: Traditional Moroccan cuisine hits the mark in downtown Denver.

Back for more... Oblio's: A neighborhood standby gets another taste.

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