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• REJUVANEST read more ›
  (6851 S Gaylord St, Centennial. Tel. 303-455-1504)
  rejuvanest.com
  This high-style boutique is dedicated entirely to the nesting instinct and settling down. The space is divided into “nests” devoted to home furnishings, babies and brides.
• GREEN DOOR FURNITURE read more ›
  (3985 Tennyson St. Tel. 303-455-4484)
  Behind chatty owner Al Green’s green door lies more than 6,000 square feet of space packed with used furniture, timeless vintage radios and estate sale antiques procured from across the globe.
• PROVIDE-N-CE read more ›
  (4325 W 41st Ave. Tel. 303-477-0309)
  provide-n-ce.org
  An international market with altruistic motives, this art gallery and bazaar in Berkeley Park peddles lovely art and handicrafts, shoes, silk scarves and clothes. The proceeds benefit impoverished and disabled Vietnamese women.

• ALLEN TRUE’S WEST read more ›
  (At Denver Public Library, Denver Art Museum and Colorado History Museum. )
  denverlibrary.org
  The murals, illustrations and paintings of early 20th-century artist Allen True, whose works were showcased in the Saturday Evening Post, Outing Magazine and Collier’s Weekly, will be displayed simultaneously at three locations. Through March 28.
• MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART DENVER read more ›
  (1485 Delgany St. Tel. 303-298-7554)
  mcadenver.org
  An acclaimed model of energy efficiency, this modern gallery, lecture hall and live art/dance center features the works of local, national and international artists, plus a research art library and an “Idea Box” education center.
• MARY POPPINS read more ›
  (950 13th St. Tel. 303-893-4100)
  www.denvercenter.org
  This magical, musical performance combines the best of P. L. Travers’ classic stories and the beloved film. Purchase VIP tickets for the best seats and a Disney souvenir program. March 4 through April 4.

• ARGYLL GASTROPUB read more ›
  (2700 E Third Ave. Tel. 720-382-1117)
  Argyllpub.com
  All that’s missing at this convivial Scottish gastropub are the bagpipes. Treat yourself to a Tetley’s and a Scotch egg (boiled egg wrapped in sausage and deep fried). $$
• PARK BURGER read more ›
  (1890 S Pearl St. Tel. 720-242-9951)
  The best way to enjoy a meal at Denver’s top burger barn is to score a seat at the counter and order a croque burger (topped with ham, fried egg and Swiss cheese), handcut fries and a rootbeer float. $$
• INDIA'S PEARL read more ›
  (1475 S Pearl St. Tel. 303-777-1533)
  www.indiaspearl.com
  The menu at this upscale Indian restaurant goes way beyond chicken tikka masala, weaving its way through combinations like tandoori quail, Colorado lamb curry and NY strip steak vindaloo. $$$

• OAK TAVERN read more ›
  (1416 Market St. Tel. 303-888-0655)
  lotusclubs.com
  With dark woods, curved leather booths and scattered bits of taxidermy, this downtown watering hole has a hunting lodge feel. Come for karaoke, poker night, televised fights and $3 happy hour beers.
• HIGHLAND TAVERN read more ›
  (3400 Navajo St. Tel. 303-433-1990)
  highlandtavern.com
  Bar-loving locals congregate at this easygoing dive for the relaxed attitude, enormous beer selection, housemade tater tots and ping-pong.

• CARSON NATURE CENTER AND SOUTH PLATTE PARK read more ›
  (37 miles southwest of Denver. )
  littletongov.org
  While Denver gets more cosmopolitan every day, this 870-acre natural parkland is still a wild thicket of trees, wetlands and grasslands on the banks of the South Platte River.

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Fun Fact!
Katharine Lee Bates was inspired to write the words to “America the Beautiful” while visiting Pikes Peak in the Rockies.