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Breathe in that fresh Colorado air...

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hh, breathe it in, the great outdoors. There are thousands of reasons why people love this part of the country, and Boulder in particular. Outdoor activities, mild climate and all the natural beauty that surrounds us, are certainly high on the list.

As a child, growing up in the Midwest, we were fortunate to be just an eight-hour drive from Colorado’s front range. Most notable, even above ski trips, were the family camping excursions. The memories of trout fishing with my dad on a high mountain lake, listening to my mom play guitar around the campfire, and even fighting with my older sister over the Walkman headphones, will always be etched into the walls of time.

Spending 10 days in Colorado each summer was not always in my parent’s budget, but sure as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west, my folks made it happen for us.

This often meant sacrificing common luxuries throughout the year, or my dad working side jobs, but the third week in July, the Manz family was headed west. Now that I am raising my own family here in Colorado, Kate and I have begun new traditions with our kids. One of these is a pilgrimage to the Telluride Bluegrass Festival in late June. If you know, you just know. We are already counting down the days.

We are excited about this issue, as outdoor activities are such an important part of life for many of us. From our family to yours, we wish you safety and enjoyment, wherever your adventure takes you.

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contributing writers Dell Bleekman, Erica Boniface, Colleen Kelly Dana Lapinel, Allyson Reedy

contributing photographers Colleen Kelly, Tara Polly

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Todd Reed Lunch at Neiman Marcus Denver

An elegant lunch with jewelry designer, Todd Reed, clients and press. During the event a band performed and Todd's latest designs were on display.

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The 16th Annual Spirit of Sailing Gala

This year’s “Island Hop” fundraiser was held April 25 at the History of Colorado Center in downtown Denver. The black-tie event attracted the friends, families and supporters of Community Sailing of Colorado, under the relaxed atmosphere of an island getaway.

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THE GREAT AMERICAN CAMPOUT Camp for a cause and help wildlife stay wild! National Wildlife Federation’s widely popular nationwide event, the Great American Campout is celebrating its 10th year of connecting people with the great outdoors so that they will form a deeper desire to protect wildlife and wild places. Nick Offerman, star of NBC’s Parks & Recreation series, serves as official celebrity spokesman in promotional online and print ads for the cause which kicks off on Saturday, June 27, and runs through September 7, 2015 (Labor Day).

To participate, National Wildlife Federation asks people of all ages to make an online pledge to camp anywhere - from a forest to their own backyards – at least once this summer and provides all the information needed, including a directory of hosted Great American Campout locations tips on what to bring, lists of campout activities and recipes, and more. Campers are encouraged to take #Campies (Camping Selfies) and submit them to NWF’s Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages to share their experiences and create an extended community of participants year round.

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WIZARD’S CHEST STORE LEAVING CHERRY CREEK The Wizard's Chest will leave its Cherry Creek North home of 33 years to relocate at 451 Broadway beginning in September. The toy and costume store will stay open in its current location at 230 Fillmore St. through December with complete transition to the Broadway store occurring in January 2016.

The Wizard's Chest opened at its Cherry Creek location in 1982. It's the latest of several recent retail turnovers in the Cherry Creek North district since early 2014. Little Me’s, Kazoo Toys, Earls Kitchen + Bar, West Southwest Gallery and Outdoor Divas are among businesses that have closed previously for various reasons.

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Denver Zoo’s most anticipated summer event, the 26th Annual Do At The Zoo will be taking place on June 18. The evening is guaranteed to highlight Denver’s best restaurants, beverages and entertainment at one of wildest local venues. Proceeds from this year’s event support Denver Zoo’s education efforts, which aim to ignite a passion for science in young children through formal and informal programs at the Zoo, as well as outreach in the community. Each year, the Zoo’s Education department serves roughly 215,000 individuals through its programs, which bring science education to life. The Zoo strives to make these programs accessible to those who may not otherwise have the opportunity, through scholarships, outreach and bilingual delivery.

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ART HOTEL TEAMS UP WITH CHEF CHRIS JAKUBIEC ART Hotel is thrilled to announce the addition of acclaimed Chef Chris Jakubiec to launch FIRE Restaurant. Reflective of the hotel's concept, FIRE houses a notable art collection, featuring works by Joel Otterson, Larry Bell and Allan Hauser. Artistic in nature, Chef Jakubiec’s menu is inspired by and innovative approach to classic techniques with fresh, seasonal ingredients.

BRECKENRIDGE INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF ARTS Breckenridge Creative Arts proudly announces the inaugural Breckenridge International Festival of Arts, a celebration of adventure, play and creativity, which will run

August 14-23. From public radio icons and Chicano rock legends to acrobats on poles and blue-colored tress. Inspired by themes of environment and mountain culture, the 10-day festival brings together a variety of performances, exhibitions, screenings, workshops, talks and surprise collaborations with an eclectic mix of music, dance, film, visual arts and family entertainment.

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The Oxford Hotel is located in the heart of Denver’s downtown LoDo neighborhood, where is offers 80 individually decorated guest rooms, each with unique features. Originally opened in 1891, the hotel offers 10,000 square feet of event space and an extensive collection of Western American art. The Oxford is also home to the Oxford Club, Spa & Salon, McCormick’s Fish House and Bar and Denver’s quintessential Art Deco martini bar, the Cruise Room.

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Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, was kind of a jerk. He’s famous for his John incompetence and corruption as a politician, as well as for having an affair with an opera singer while his wife’s health deteriorated. But he also invented the sandwich, so all is forgiven.

Alright so he may not have ‘invented’ it, but he did popularize it when he ordered his valet to tuck some meat between two slices of bread so he could satiate his hunger during a poker game without having to meddle with a cumbersome fork and knife. It’s pretty much Britain’s greatest contribution to the food world.

The sandwich is the portable, functional, end-all and be-all of meals. It’s the gastronomic equivalent to the Swiss army knife. It’s satisfying for lunch, yet strong enough to stand up to dinner. It’s the greatest invention since, well, sliced bread.

And while the humble sandwich can be thrown together with just about anything in your pantry and fridge, Denver’s delis boast some serious meat-bread-cheese combinations that elevate this brown bag staple to full on craveable status. Here are some of our favorites:

SALT & GRINDER’S 32ND STREET REUBEN ($14)

Frank Bonanno has conquered pretty much every type of cuisine (French at Mizuna, Italian at Luca, Asian at Bones), so it’s no surprise that his Highlands sandwich joint is pretty darn good.

An East Coast native himself, Bonanno missed the thick, meaty

sandwiches he got back home.

Nothing too fancy – just simple food made with high quality meat and fresh bread. The 32nd Street Reuben – made with pastrami, smoked turkey, slaw, Swiss cheese and thousand island on rye – is a favorite. Wash it down with a boozy cocktail for the perfect summertime meal. 3609 W. 32nd Ave.; SaltandGrinder.com

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OLIVE & FINCH’S NANNER’S ($10.25)

Kind of like a fancy ham and cheese with a twist, the Nanner’s consists of prosciutto, poached figs, brie and arugula between two slices of baguette from City Bakery. Although figs aren’t exactly a sandwich staple, their sweetness pairs perfectly with the saltiness of the prosciutto, while the creaminess of the brie plays against the arugula’s tang. It’s just a well-balanced, complex, delicious sandwich. Add a house cocktail (We like the Peachy Keen with whiskey and housemade peach thyme soda) and mini carrot cake and you’re set. 1552 E. 17th Ave.; OliveandFinchEatery.com

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Masterpiece Deli raised the bar for sandwiches in the mile high city when it opened seven years ago.

As the name implies, sandwiches here are works of art – mouthwatering, extremely filling works of art.

One such masterpiece is the 12-hour braised beef brisket with Taleggio fondue, caramelized onions, red wine gastrique and arugula on a fresh baguette.

It’s not exactly something you could slap together at home, which is why you’re here in the first place – for the thoughtfully-crafted, expertly-prepared creations. 1575 Central St.; MasterpieceDeli.com

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Tucked away on the second floor just off the main Cherry Creek drag, this café is easy to miss but hard to stay away from once you’ve found it. The Southwest Turkey, with smoked turkey, avocado, tomato, cheddar cheese and spicy mayonnaise on a ciabatta roll, is a fresh-tasting, just-spicy-enough treat. (And it doesn’t hurt that the bread is baked right there in So Perfect Eats’ cheerful kitchen.) Billed as a lifestyle café, there’s more than just sandwiches.

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rant Buchanan with Culinary Concepts showed us how to whip up a decadent meal in the great outdoors, because let’s be honest: food is one of the best parts about camping. Skip the pre-packaged grub, take advantage of the scenery and get inspired with our gourmand’s style shoot.

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BREATHE IT IN

Camping is the best way to get away from the lights, noise and chaos of city life.

With the mountains horizon beckoning, we packed our gear, brought along Chef Grant Buchanan and proved that modern day camping can be a foodie’s delight.

Embrace the wilderness while camping, but by all means bring a few key home comforts; pillows, picnic blankets, and a well-stocked cooler, do not disqualify the front-range camper from an authentic experience. Our version of camping is up-leveled to enjoy life’s finest pleasures: gourmet food and fresh air.

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NO FLAVOR SPARED

The key to cooking at a campsite is a seasoned cast iron skillet that infuses a flavor history onto new dishes. Cast iron plays a prominent role in Grant’s American fare, bringing the experience to a whole new level. Wake up to camp coffee and an over easy egg tostada: the fry bread soaks in the flavors and seasons itself. We used a French press for flavorful coffee that’s surprisingly easy to make. Lemon and honey are easy pantry staples to include for tea drinkers. After a day of hiking, exploring, or simply relaxing, dinner in camp is an exceptional pleasure.

Cured olive butter crowns a pork chop and asparagus. The chop is browned and crisp on the outside, but each bite tender and bursting with flavor. No camping meal is complete without dessert: the s’more needs no introduction (but perhaps a whittled stick). Local dark chocolate, hand-cut vanilla bean marshmallows, and Justin’s Peanut Butter cups combine for the ultimate s’more experience.

In addition to this sticky icon, Grant creamed butter and sugar for a rich, classic strawberry cake baked in cast iron over a bed of hot coals.

RESTFUL RETREAT

The Rocky Mountains are a stage set for relaxation. Pine forests, mountain streams, and fields of wildflowers are an ideal dining room for the menu prepared by GB Culinary. Dessert or not, the true sweet ending to a day in the woods are a few guitar chords, a good book and a place to relax and take in the night sky. This delicious vacation is right out our backdoor.

Take this inspiration and get outside this summer: We’re lucky to live in the Rocky Mountains.

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COOKING AT THE CAMPSITE What you’ll need: Tongs: You’ll need a sturdy pair of metal tongs. Get a set that is at least 16” long and that can quickly lock and unlock.

Gloves: A pair of heat resistant gloves is a good idea Coleman Grill: Comes in handy when preparing a camp feast. It heats up fast, is safe and easy to use, and is durable for many future camping trips.

Cast Iron: I can’t say enough about cast iron. It’s cheap, dependable, controls heat well and lasts a lifetime if well cared for.

Table Settings: Lightweight and durable silverware, mugs and plates. Stainless steel and titanium are excellent choices.

Camp Libations: Grapefruit mimosas with breakfast. Local beer and Moscow Mules are a must around an evening around the campfire.

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• Fry bread tostada, over easy egg, mushrooms, broccolini, grilled tomato sauce, baby lettuces, cilantro, & cotija cheese • Seared bone-in pork chop & asparagus w/ lemon cured olive butter Grilled beets, potatoes, & carrots w/ lemon rosemary pesto • Campfire strawberry cake

SWEET TEA GRILLED BONE-IN PORK CHOP W/ ASPARAGUS & CURED OLIVE BUTTER Serves 2

2 center cut bone-in pork chops, 1-1” thick 10-12 asparagus spears Brine 6 cups of water, 12 red tea bags, 1⁄4 cup sugar, 1⁄2 cup salt, 15 ea. black peppercorns Olive Butter 1⁄2 cup cured, pitted black olives, 8 tbl butter, softened 1 sprig rosemary lemon juice, to taste TO BRINE THE PORK: 1. Bring water, sugar, salt, & peppercorns to a boil. Simmer until sugar and salt are dissolved.

2. Place tea bags in and steep for 30 mins or until cool. 3. Submerge pork chops in a bag with the brine and place in a container(so it doesn't leak). Place in the refrigerator until ready to pack.

FOR THE OLIVE BUTTER: 1. In a food processor place the olives and rosemary and pulse until smooth.

2. In a bowl beat the butter until fluffy and soft.

3. Fold in the olive puree and season with black pepper & lemon juice as needed.

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ULTIMATE GRAIN FREE GRANOLA AND TRAIL MIX

• 2 cups chopped nuts • 1/2 cup sprouted pumpkin seeds • 1 cup unsweetened coconut flakes • 1 cup dried fruit • ½ cup cocoa nibs • 1/4 cup coconut oil • 1/2 cup honey • 1 teaspoon salt • 1 teaspoon vanilla • 1 teaspoon cinnamon • 1 egg white, whisked until frothy 1. Combine coconut oil and honey in a small saucepan over low heat. Heat, stirring, just until combined. Take off heat. Stir in salt, vanilla, and cinnamon. Set aside.

2. Combine nuts, coconut flakes, dried fruit and cocoa nibs and pour oil mixture into the nut/fruit mixture.

3. Add in egg white and combine further by hand, making sure everything is coated well.

4. Transfer granola onto baking sheet, arranging it in one even layer. Place baking sheet in the oven.

5. Bake granola for at 300 degrees for 25-30 minutes, until dry and golden. Rotate the pan if the granola is browning unevenly.

6. Once cooled, break the granola apart into whatever sized chunks you prefer. Store in an airtight container and bring along while you hit the trials or as your morning granola.

4. Lay plastic wrap on the table and spoon the olive butter mixture in a straight line down the middle. Roll the plastic until it resembles a cylinder. Roll tight and tie the ends. Place in the refrigerator until ready to pack.

TO EAT:

1. Place a cast iron skillet over the campfire and heat oil until a oil is loose and pan is hot.

2. Take the pork chops out of the brine, pat dry thoroughly with a paper towel.

3. Season the chops with salt and place in the pan. Cook on first side for 4 or so mins until a nice crust forms.

4. Flip the chops and add the asparagus around. Be sure to keep an eye on the heat from the fire. After another 3-4 mins on the second side, take the pan off the heat and remove the chops, setting them aside in a warm place to rest.

5. Top the chop with a few asparagus spears and a slice of olive butter. Enjoy!

CAMPING IN THE GREAT WIDE OPEN (CONTINUED) HERE ARE SOME RECOMMENDED CAMPSITES AROUND COLORADO: SADDLEHORN CAMPGROUND, COLORADO NATIONAL MONUMENT

There are 80 sites that fill up fast since Saddlehorn is the only established campsite in Colorado National Monument. With quite a view of steep red-rock canyons, there are plenty of backcountry desert hiking trails, scenic road biking and premium rock climbing in the park. Nps.gov PINYON FLATS CAMPGROUND, GREAT SAND DUNES NATIONAL PARK

The largest dunes in the United States happen to be here in south central Colorado just east of the San Juan Mountains.

Visitors enjoy the challenge of hiking on the massive dunes or sand skiing and snowboarding. Make sure to stop by Zapata Falls on your way home. Nps.gov CAMPFIRE STRAWBERRY CAKE Serves 4

• 1 c. flour, all-purpose • 1/2 tsp baking soda • 1/2 tsp baking powder • 1/4 tsp salt 4 tbl butter, softened • 2/3 cup + 1 1/2 tbl sugar, divided • 1/2 tsp vanilla extract • 1 large egg • 1⁄2 cup buttermilk • 2 cups strawberries, fresh & sliced To eat: 1. Scrape coals away from the fire off to the side of the fire pit. Make a line of the coals 8-9 in long and 3-4 wide. Set two logs or rocks of relative size on either side as a stand for your cast iron. The pan should be able to sit on the logs or rocks and be over the coals but a few inches off of them.

2. Mix the flour, baking soda, baking powder, & salt and set aside.

3. Mixt the butter with the 2/3 cup sugar until fluffy and creamy. Add the vanilla and egg and stir to combine.

Mix the dry into the butter mixture alternating with the butter to keep the clumps out.

4. Pour the batter into a cast iron rubbed down with butter and cover the top in strawberries.

5. Dust with remaining sugar and lay foil on top of the skillet. Place on the logs or rocks and cook for 12-15 mins or until done.

If you have a dutch oven this works well. You can also have the dry mix done before and the butter & sugar whipped (just has to stay at room temp until ready to use!)

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MOREFIELD CAMPGROUND, MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK

This campground is well known as a quiet, peaceful site – with the advantage of being only a half an hour’s drive from Mesa Verde National park’s renowned archaeological sites. Also a great spot for hikers to enjoy trails with a range of difficulty, but plenty of siteseeing. VisitMesaVerde.com OH BE JOYFUL CAMPGROUND, CRESTED BUTTE

Located right by a Colorado mountain town, Oh Be Joyful is amongst an alpine meadow with dispersed campsites along a dirt road just north of town. This campsite is on Bureau of Land Management land so there is no fee and not a lot of fellow campers. There’s plenty of great kayaking and fishing along the Slate river, and fresh mountain pools for a swim on hot summer days. Blm.gov

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1. Vital Outdoors, Aloe Up Lip Ice SPF 15 Passion Fruit, $2.39 2. Sherpani, Amelia Handbag/Backpack - Rosewood, $79.95 3. Soybu, Killer Caboose Legging-Charcoal, $72 4. Wilderness Exchange, Prana Mika Top, $60 3.

5. Coloradical, Call of The Wild T-Shirt, $32 6. Topo Designs, Camera Strap, $29 7. REI, Packable Travel Hat, $24.50 8. Soybu, Chloe Bra Orchard Ministripe, $25.20 9. REI, Chaco Wrist Wrap Bracelet - Diamond Eyes, $10

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SUMMER BEER LOVE 5 Top Brewery Beer Gardens, Patios and Rooftops in Denver

ARTICLE ERICA BONIFACE

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olorado is known for many things. Three Hundred days of sunshine per year is one that locals consider a lesser known gem. We are also known for being the best state for craft beer. So when you combine the sunny summer weather with craft beer, magic happens. Well, okay. It’s not quite like a leprechaun riding a unicorn, but it should be—so we’re breaking down some of the best brewery patios, rooftops and beer gardens for you to get your summer drink on (just don’t forget your SPF).

TAP FOURTEEN (1920 BLAKE STREET)

You can’t go wrong with choosing Tap Fourteen to soak in some Vitamin D and Vitamin Beer. They offer 70 draft beers that are all brewed in Colorado. And if beer isn’t your thing (what’s wrong with you?!) they also offer the largest selection of Colorado spirits—with more than 50 local spirits and adding more every day. Their rooftop is one that will make you cry happy tears. They seat 250 people and it makes for a great summer activity with your friends. The rooftop proudly boasts a fantastic view of the Denver skyline and faces south to make sure you really soak in that sunshine.

MOCKERY BREWING COMPANY (3501 DELGANY STREET)

Visit TapFourteen.com for additional information on menus, happy hour and

Okay, okay. It’s hard to contain our excitement for Mockery Brewing Company located in the River North Arts District. The patio seats about 80 people and is nestled between the taproom (yay beer!), the game room (yay games!), and has a cool Oktoberfest vibe to the décor. It includes biergarten tables, string lights hanging above to set the mood and patio heaters for the colder summer nights. Their craft brews are ones you’ll crave for days.

One of their mottos pretty much sums it up: “The only thing we take seriously is beer.” Enough said.

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Visit MockeryBrewing.com to start deciding which craft beer you’ll order first.

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DECLARATION BREWING COMPANY (2030 S. CHEROKEE STREET)

LOWDOWN BREWERY + KITCHEN (800 LINCOLN STREET)

Get ready to be excited, Coloradans. Declaration Brewing Company doesn’t just have a patio. They have a beer garden that is over 5,000 square feet. There are plenty of seats to go around and they even have a fixed food truck parking. Meaning you can enjoy some pints of beer…and swing by a food truck when you get the munchies. Y-E-S. They often have specialty events and fun happenings throughout the week.

Located in the Golden Triangle neighborhood, Lowdown Brewery + Kitchen offers the best of both worlds: Quality food and beer. The owners say it best, “We like beer. We like every kind of beer. We just want to drink all of them. Beer in the morning. Beer in the evening. Bedtime beer.” Can we be best friends with them now? The patio is laid-back and all about enjoying time with your friends over a couple pints and delicious food. On hot days, Lowdown even serves its beers with beer koozies to make sure your beer doesn't sweat on your hands, even if you get a bit of sweat on your forehead.

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LOWRY BEER GARDEN (7577 E. ACADEMY BLVD.)

Colorado summer just wouldn’t be complete without visiting Lowry Beer Garden. The beer garden seats up to 350 guests in their 4,500-square-foot outdoor space. Mark your calendars for the second Saturday of every month this summer—they’ll have live music and drink specials! So whether you’re a pale ale kind of beer person, a pilsner person or a lager lover, they have quite the extensive beer list to meet every hoppin’ palette.

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CLIMBING THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN, IN STYLE

Comfort, protection and style. This should be your mantra when selecting this seasons hiking essentials. Now that the trees are awake, flowers have fully bloomed and the mountain snow is starting to reveal Colorado’s favorite trails, we have officially entered hiking season. When it comes to choosing your hiking essentials, find clothes that allow you to move easily on the trail, always bring plenty of water and of course, remember base layers to keep you warm no matter what weather changes the mountains have in store.

Just remember: comfort, protection and style.

1. MHM, Salute-HydroBlue, $229 2. REI, Danner Mountain Light Cascade Hiking Boots, $299 3. Wilderness Exchange, Prana Poppy Short-Black, $50 4. Patagonia, Women's Sunshade Hoody - Peach Sherbet, $69 5. Patagonia, Women's Short Sleeved Fore Runner Shirt - Gypsum Green, $39 6. Mountainsmith, Pyrite 7075, $54.95 7. Topo Designs, Topo X John Fellows Water Bottle, $20 8. MyChelle Sun Shild, $17

Denver is a mecca for outdoor clothing stores full of the finest gear and equipment. And when it comes to climbing, a challenging yet rewarding sport, proper clothing and gear is necessary in order to have a good time. Being lightweight is key and flexible clothing is a must. We recommend long pants to save your knees and legs from scrapes, a tank top to allow the upmost mobility and of course a helmet for protection. Here’s a guide to help you find the best climbing gear in Denver. And we assure you, there are plenty of stores to choose from!

1. Be Present Clothing Company, The Agility (Backslit) - Red with Pink Lotus, $65 2. REI, Sawyer Stay-Put Sunscreen SPF 30, $12 3. Wilderness Exchange, Mammut Togir Light Harness, $69.95 4. Bentgate Mountaineering, Scarpa Reflex Climbing Shoe, $109 5. Bentgate Mountaineering, Petzl Elios Helmet, $65.95 6. Topo Designs, Klettersack 22L Charcoal, $169 7. Patagonia, Women's Cordelisse Tank in Tyrian Purple, $69 8. Wilderness Exchange, Petzl Arial 9.5mm X 70m Dry Rope, $260

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Parent’s Corner

All Aboard!

FORE-AND-AFT WITH COMMUNITY SAILING OF COLORADO

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n early morning breeze sends ripples across Cherry Creek Reservoir as a young lady pushes her Vanguard Optimist into the cool water. She climbs in, fastens the rudder, adjusts the single sail on the eight-foot dinghy, and the wind does the rest. Welcome to Day 4 of a week-long sailing camp held by Community Sailing of Colorado.

Yesterday's stuffy yacht club, with its monied patrons and expensive boats, has been replaced with a new generation of enthusiasts eager to get out on the water and even more eager to help others experience the thrill of sailing. Community Sailing of Colorado (CSC) is one of hundreds of community sailing programs flourishing throughout the country. Colorado may be a landlocked state, but the sailors at CSC simply smile and ask: who needs the coast?

SAILING FOR ALL

Founded as a non-profit organization in 1994, Community Sailing of Colorado began with a mission to provide children with access to sailing. They later expanded and currently provide multiple programs for kids, adults and those with disabilities. Brandon Kass has been involved with sailing programs for almost 20 years and has been CSC's executive director the past four years.

“We get kids hooked on sailing by being safe, having fun and providing instruction,” Kass declares. “When we do those three things kids come back as different individuals.” Community Sailing of Colorado reaches a wide demographic.

Kass is proud of the scholarship program, which assists students who might not think of sailing as something they could do.

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“We want to eliminate the financial barrier to get students from all types of backgrounds involved with our program,” Kass says.

In 2011, CSC expanded its reach to offer lessons to students with disabilities.

“This was an important step forward for us, and in partnering with Craig Hospital we were able to make it happen,” Kass says.

In 2014 CSC held lessons for 212 individuals with disabilities; this year they hope to double that number.

VOLUNTEERS MAKE IT HAPPEN

As with any nonprofit, the backbone of the organization is the volunteer force. CSC relies on more than 100 volunteers who do everything from prepping boats, fundraising and, of course, providing more than 500 students with lessons. Ken Hovland has been a Community Sailing volunteer for 12 years. An avid sailor himself, Hovland felt it was time to give back to the sport that had given him so much.

“I most enjoy watching students make progress,” Hovland states. “Some come to us not knowing the mast from the rudder but then we see their self-confidence build throughout the week.”

A BROAD REACH WITHIN THE COMMUNITY

Community Sailing of Colorado is thrilled to return to the prestine waters of the Boulder Rez this May for the second year, to host sailing classes to youth and adults. Last summer CSC shared the joy of sailing with nearly 200 children on the water.

For these students sailing leads to new places, not just physically but also mentally. This summer, Peyton Anne will apply to be a Junior Instructor, a small group of experienced students who play a key role in the instructional process.

THIS YEAR AT CHERRY CREEK RESERVOIR

Partnering with the Cherry Creek State Park for 2015, Community Sailing has already begun sailing at the Cherry Creek Marina this spring with youth classes. Starting in May, CSC will offer spring sailing classes for Adults and individals with disabilities. "During the summer months, the action kicks up, we hope to see over 350 children sailing through our five-day sailing camps at Cherry Creek," says Kass.

To learn more about sailing in Colorado, volunteer to help with a special event, or sign up for sailing lessons, visit CommunitySailing.org.

“We aren’t taking kids for boat rides, sailing is our platform to build skills, foster confidence and make lasting experiences with every person who steps into one of our boats,” says Brandon Kass, CSC’s executive director.

FAMILY SAIL NIGHTS IN DENVER

CSC will host three Free Family Sail Nights throughout the summer. Families can enjoy an evening at the Cherry Creek Reservoir to go for a sail, enjoy a cold drink and relax by the water.

“The success of our programs last year gets us really excited about the summer season and getting out on the water. It could be racing, cruising, or enojying an evening on the water, we've got something for everybody,” says Kass. The second Tuesday of June, July and August CSC will hold free a Family Sail Night for Denver area families to enjoy an evening on the water. "It's a great way to learn more about the program, go for a sail, and cruise into the evening."

NEXT-GENERATION SAILORS

Thirteen-year-old Peyton Anne James has been sailing with CSC the past two years.

“It was very much her idea,” recalls Juli, Payton Anne's mother. “After that first week-long camp she was hooked.” Juli wasn't surprised, given her daughter loves the water and has an uncle who owns a sailboat.

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JUNE 2 CIVIC CENTER EATS CIVIC CENTER PARK

An incredible venue in which to experience Denver's robust gourmet food truck scene, a portion of the proceeds benefit the Civic Center Conservancy, the nonprofit dedicated to restoring, enhancing and activating downtown Denver's historic Civic Center Park. Civic Center EATS provides an opportunity for downtown employees, residents, and visitors to experience the beauty of Civic Center, enjoy a delicious outdoor lunch, listen to live music and connect with the community. CivicCenterConservancy

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JUNE 26

DENVER CHALK ART FESTIVAL

4TH ANNUAL SUMMER BEER GARDEN

LARIMER SQUARE

THE INN AT CHERRY CREEK

More than 200 professional, amateur and student artists will delight and amaze Denverites with their incredible talents in what has become one of the city's most treasured events. Over the course of two days, the artists will take to the street armed with vivid pastel chalks and spend hours on their hands and knees recreating major masterpieces or sharing original works of art. Spectators will watch as the intricate chalk paintings come to life and spread out to adorn four downtown blocks in and around Larimer Square. Visitors will enjoy live music, food and beverages while also having the rare opportunity to interact with the artists as they work. Denver.org

The Inn at Cherry Creek is hosting their 4th Annual Summer Beer Garden on the roof of the Inn with food, drinks, fun and live Bluegrass music! InnAtCherryCreek.com

JUNE 26-27 16TH STREET FAIR 16TH STREET MALL

The 16th Street Fair is an annual celebration of fine art, handcrafted goods, and the 16th Street Mall in Downtown Denver. Take a stroll along the 16th Street Mall to enjoy a showcase of emerging artists and designers, producing original and unique handmade goods, in a wide array of media. This is Downtown Denver's premier art and craft festival located in the city center along the busiest pedestrian street in the State.

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JUNE 27-28

FRIDAY NIGHT BAZAAR

CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL

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Located in a funky art warehouse space right next to Denargo Farm & Truck, Friday Night Bazaar aims to showcase the top local talent ranging anywhere from artists to chefs to jazz-rock fusion bands. Friday Night Bazaar also introduces Beer Pawn, where you can try to pawn your vintage + cool unwanted items for beer. Items that we think can be bartered or resold will be given drink tickets! TheBigWonderful.com

Entering in its 43rd year, the 2015 Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates the Japanese heritage and culture. The festival will feature live entertainment, food, arts and exhibits. Attendees will also get to enjoy performances of Japanese dance, Koto and Shamisen and martial arts!

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JUNE 6-7 CAPITOL HILL PEOPLE'S FAIR CIVIC CENTER PARK

A celebration of Denver's diverse urban community, the Capitol Hill People's Fair is a great weekend of entertainment with events, activities and attractions suitable for all the entire family. As one of the leading arts and crafts events in the region, visitors have the opportunity to buy all manner of wonderful creations from homemade cakes and jams to individually designed jewelry or one-off paintings. There's also a full entertainment program which includes live music, street theatre and other attractions. Denver.org 46

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JUNE 13 2015 LOHI MUSIC FESTIVAL HIGHLAND TAP & BURGER

JUNE 27 & 28

Located in the heart of Lower Highland (LoHi), this one-day music festival and street fair has something for everyone! LoHi Music Festival is very proud to announce that Kung Fu, Hot Buttered Rum, Roosevelt Collier's Colorado Get Down, The Malah, Joey Porter's Vital Organ & Vine Street Vibes will be gracing our stages this year!

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JUNE 18

JULY 13 - AUGUST 11

DENVER DO AT THE ZOO

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The 26th Annual Do At The Zoo tickets are now on sale! The evening is guaranteed to highlight Denver’s best restaurants, beverages and entertainment at one of wildest local venues.

Flash back to the 16th Century and journey through a medieval city. Enjoy full-armor jousting, tasty turkey legs, music and a marketplace featuring more than 200 artisans.

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Held in Downtown Denver, this two day festival is Denver's premier urban RiverFest.

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