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Dahlia Campus Food Pantry
The Dahlia Campus Food Pantry helps neighbors facing food insecurity by offering a selection of fresh foods in a friendly, dignified setting. Service is available to Northeast Denver residents, and it also serves individuals who are enrolled in WellPower services. Enrollment in WellPower is not required to receive assistance.
Downtown Dinner Tour
A local foodie guide leads a progressive dinner that begins inside Union Station and highlights four downtown destinations celebrated for standout cuisine, historic ambiance, craft cocktails, and hearty tastings. The journey opens at Tavernetta with housemade focaccia, marinated Italian olives, and a Brachetto spritz, continues to Urban Farmer at the Oxford Hotel for a butter pecan old fashioned, a beef slider, and farmer flatbread, then moves on to Kachina for salsa trios, carnitas tacos on fry bread, and margaritas, and wraps up with gelato at Cornicello in the Dairy Block. Along the route, participants take in notable sights such as Union Station, the Oxford Hotel, Coors Field, and the Dairy Block while enjoying a friendly, social evening with fellow food enthusiasts. Tastings may change.
The Crawford Hotel - Denver Union StationPedal to Patio Party at New Image Brewing
Roll along the Clear Creek trail and finish on the patio at New Image Brewing in Wheat Ridge for a relaxed gathering of the local bike community. Enjoy pizza and a toast with fellow cyclists while connecting over a shared love of riding. Hosted by the Wheat Ridge Active Transportation Advisory Team (ATATs). More details will be shared soon.
New Image Brewing – Wheat RidgeGVR Farmers Market 2026
Now in its 11th year, the GVR Farmers Market brings a free, family friendly marketplace outside the GVR Recreation Center in Green Valley Ranch. Each week features live music on the outdoor amphitheater stage, and lawn chairs are welcome for comfortable listening. Families can enjoy complimentary rotating activities such as face and arm painting, henna, or a caricature artist. A changing lineup of food trucks offers dinner options, while local vendors share handmade goods, fresh finds, and small batch items. This edition features live music from Porch Movement along with free face and arm painting. EBT is accepted, and Double Up Food Bucks are available for the first time this season. SNAP purchases are matched dollar for dollar on fresh fruits and vegetables, up to $20 per day. Free parking is available directly across the street at the Oakwood Homes Support Center. A quick note on safety and scams... the market is free to attend and does not sell vendor spots or tickets through comments or private messages. Do not send money to unfamiliar accounts or payment apps. Report suspicious messages and use only official channels for vendor inquiries.
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