This Earth Day the Mayor will announce that the Denver Daisy, a daisy propagated in Denver to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the City, will be the official flower of Denver.
Free seeds will be available at the Botanic Gardens on Earth Day. The hope is that everyone will plant them in their yards and the City will be daisy filled during the Democratic National Convention.
Free Denver Daisy seeds are also available at Tagawa Gardens- 7711 South Parker Road.
Are you a Member of the Botanic Gardens? If not- this may be a good time to join as they are offering a splendid deal for Mother’s day.
Brunch at The Botanic Gardens for Mom! There are two times to choose from: 9:30 am and 12:00 noon on Sunday May 11th- Mother’s Day! Brunch space is limited to 400 people per listed times.
We are sharing this information now because of the limited space and also the tickets take a few weeks to arrive in the mail.
Garden admission is free for members- the brunch is an additional cost:
$29.95 per adult
$19.95 per senior …read more
The Zoo, while being open year round, has dimmed its lights.
Artisans and Kings have exited the Denver Art Museum.
The Denver Nuggets beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 118 to 107.
The Botanic Gardens had a free day.
First Friday Art Walk graced the Sante Fe Art District.
Bugs Bunny on Broadway jazzed up the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.
The Colorado Avalanche defeated the New York Islanders 2 to 1.
Snow covered the high lands- while we in Denver saw the sun!
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