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Photo Op: The Denver Broncos

Wed, 30 Jul 2008 07:06:33 +0000

The Denver Broncos as shot by Flickr user Jeffery Beall. They lost this game to the San Diego Chargers.

A Year’s Worth of Reasons to Explore Denver!

Fri, 04 Jan 2008 01:51:39 +0000

We Love lists! Here’s a one that’s a year long, to help you plan ahead for adventuring in the Mile High! Our Top Te…um.. Twelve! Top Twelve Things for the New Year.

January: Artisans and Kings at DAM- The Denver Art Museum.

February: Rocky Mountain Rollergirls kick off the 2008 Roller Derby season.

March: 34th Annual Denver March Powwow at the Denver Coliseum.

April: Colorado Rockies Home Opener Friday the 4th at 2:05 pm against Arizona.

May: The Cure at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

June: National Performing Arts Convention at The Denver Center.

July: Celebrate Molly Brown’s Birthday at the Molly Brown House.

August: Broncos Country fires up with the Blue and the Orange.

September: 9th annual Glory Days celebration at Lowry’s Town Center.

October: Boo at the Zoo!

November: Take a class with Colorado Free University.

December: Blossoms of Light at the Botanical Gardens.

Alicia and I of the Denver Traveler hope everyone’s holidays were grand and this New Year is chock full of happy adventures. Plan ahead and make Denver a Premiere attraction.

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The Monday Mix N Mash!

Tue, 18 Dec 2007 04:15:19 +0000

On Saturday the 53rd Denver Bird Count took place- that’s right we counted up our birds for The National Audubon Society.

Disney’s Princess’ left town Sunday after their two week stint at The Denver Coliseum, hopefully many wishes were granted while they were here.

Office parties were in full swing over the weekend- therefore DUI enforcements were- well, in…force.

Sadly, The Broncos are officially out of the playoffs after the Houston Texans bested them 31 to 13 last Thursday.

The Colorado Avalanche- The Avs- made their annual trip to Children’s Hospital on Sunday to share some smiles and cheer.

Snow actually took a break this weekend and the ice is melting a little every day.

The Denver Nuggets lost to The San Antonio Spurs Saturday 91 to 102, and then lost again to The Portland Trailblazers 105 to 116 on Sunday

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This is Broncos Country

Thu, 22 Nov 2007 01:56:29 +0000

You don’t have to be in Denver very long before you notice a lot of people walking around, dressed in orange and blue. It doesn’t even have to be Sunday (or Monday) for the fans of the Denver Broncos to wear the colors of their team.

The Broncos, in case you weren’t aware, are a professional football team, aligned in the AFC. Currently they are celebrating their latest win over the Tennessee Titans on Monday night. They have two more home games on the schedule, so get out there soon to pick up tickets before they’re gone!The Broncos home turf is Invesco Field at Mile High, located at 1701 Bryant Street, Denver, CO 80204. Built near the site of the old Mile High Stadium, Invesco Field is a marvel of technology and a blue print of home field advantage. Fans are seated close to the action, and large screens keep the action close for everyone from the first row to the very last row at the top.

Tours are available of the stadium for a fee. Reservations are recommended, as there are days when tours are not available.

Catch the Broncos as they take on the Chicago Bears in Chicago on Sunday, November 25th. Make sure to wear your blue and orange!

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