Perdida Kitchen Brings Coastal Vibes to Colorado
Baja-inspired flavors and beachy style go together like surf and sand at this Wash Park eatery.
Baja-inspired flavors and beachy style go together like surf and sand at this Wash Park eatery.
An assortment of ginger jars tells a story in the designer’s living room.
The team of artists built ‘Mongovoo Temple,’ an encapsulation of Mongolian culture and religion, in Meow Wolf’s new permanent Denver exhibit.
Scare actors face workplace hazards you’ve only seen in your nightmares.
Last year, homebound Denverites bought a houseplant (or eight) to inject some green into their quarantine— even though many of us can’t seem to keep anything with roots alive. Luckily, Colorado experts have a bouquet of wisdom to share.
Annie Huston, owner of Birdsall & Co. The Garden Boutique on South Broadway and the Urban Nursery in RiNo, teaches us how to grow herbs indoors.
Amber Hage-Ali, owner of the Terrorium Shop, shares her process for building terrariums (or, as she calls them “terroriums”).
A quick primer on planters, plus some local picks.
These six steps make propagating your plants surprisingly easy.
We asked the pros for answers to our staff’s—and our reader’s—most pressing plant questions.
Some plants crave sunlight and lots of water. Others prefer less sun exposure and a drier lifestyle. Our selection helps you figure out which is which.
Denver boasts an almost overwhelming number of plant shops. These are some of our favorites.
No, you don’t have a black thumb. You just fell victim to these common plant care mistakes.
Summit County officials evacuated nearly 200 residences in Silverthorne earlier this week due to the Ptarmigan Fire’s rapid spread. Fire managers say they’re seeing more burns behave in a similar manner.
Each year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife pilots drop loads of cutthroat trouts into alpine lakes. We look at the process from one survivor’s perspective.
5280 got a sneak peek of the immersive art installation, Convergence Station, ahead of its launch this month. It’s time to get weird.
Centennial State fourteeners get all the glory, but Colorado’s 13,000-foot mountains are just as beautiful—and far less crowded.
This 13,738-foot stunner isn’t too challenging, or too far away, or too crowded. Argentine Peak is just right.
Sundown Colorado combines electronic dance music, mindfulness, and local art—minus the booze.
The state has a foster parent shortage. Members of the LGBTQ+ community may just be the answer—and then some.