Denver Tech Center (DTC)

07/27/2026

Calling all Dancing Queens... this is YOUR night!

Dust off the sequins, warm up those vocals, and get ready to sing every word✨

Concerts at the Crescent is bringing the ultimate throwback party with ABBAsolutely, celebrating the iconic hits of ABBA and Queen for the 30th year of this beloved summer concert series!

🎶 Live Music: ABBAsolutely Fab
🍛 Food Truck: Charminar Express
📍 Crescent Amphitheater, Greenwood Village
🗓️ July 28 | ⏰ 6–8 PM (Park opens at 5 PM)

Bring your lawn chair or blanket, grab dinner from the food truck (or pack a picnic!), and enjoy an unforgettable summer evening with family and friends.

💬 Who's your favorite ABBA or Queen? Tell us below!

👉 Follow The 303 Home Team for more local events, community highlights, and everything happening around Colorado!



The 303 Home Team | Bob Schenkenberger + Calla Walker
Create. Grow. Preserve.
📞 303.219.0880
🌐 www.the303hometeam.com
📩 DM us to talk strategy

07/27/2026

Make a card, make a student's day! 💌

We’re adding a little extra love to this year’s School Supply Drive. Along with all the back-to-school essentials, we’re inviting our community to make handmade cards for students attending Colorado Treatment Facility Schools. These students are navigating significant emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges, and a kind note can be a powerful reminder that they are seen, supported, and cheered on by their community.

So grab your markers and help us send every student into the school year with supplies in their backpack and encouragement in their heart! 💜

07/27/2026

If you’re interested in helping kids in need, consider donating to this school supply drive!

With Amazon Wedding Registry, you can add items from the world's largest selection, get free 180-day returns on most items, and manage your registry on any device whenever - and wherever - you want.

07/25/2026

🐾 Be Bear Aware in Western Greenwood Village 🐾

Multiple recent sightings of a large black bear have been reported in western Greenwood Village—including near Cherryville Road, Cherry Lane Road, Franklin Road, the Greenwood Pines neighborhood, and east of University by the Highline Canal. Please stay alert and aware in these areas.

If you spot the bear, report it to South Metro Denver Colorado Parks and Wildlife at 303-291-7227 and select Option 5 to connect with a representative. For emergencies or immediate safety concerns, call 911.

Bear Safety Tips and Vigilance:
🐻 Never approach a bear. Remain calm and slowly back away if you encounter one.
🐻 Make your presence known by speaking calmly and firmly, and avoid surprising bears, especially at dawn or dusk.
🐻 Secure garbage, pet food, and bird feeders inside to avoid attracting bears.
🐻 Keep grills, coolers, and food stored indoors or in bear-resistant containers.
🐻 Do not leave food or scented items in vehicles overnight.
🐻 If hiking or walking, travel in groups and make noise to alert bears of your presence.
🐻 Keep dogs on a leash and under control at all times.
🐻 Be especially vigilant in areas where bears have been recently sighted. Look for bear signs such as tracks or s**t.
🐻 If a bear enters your yard, do not try to scare it away. Go inside and allow the bear to leave on its own.

07/23/2026

A bear has been spotted heading from East Alexander Avenue west toward Garden Lane/Willamette Lane. Residents are advised to stay indoors and bring any pets indoors to allow the bear to pass through the area safely. Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been advised.

07/22/2026

What local restaurant used to be great but you no longer will go to?

07/21/2026

07/21/2026

Denver is turning up the heat today with a high of 100° under a Heat Advisory. The good news? A slight break arrives Tuesday with highs dropping into the low-to-mid 90s, and better chances for afternoon thunderstorms through midweek should take the edge off the extreme heat. Stay hydrated, limit time outdoors during the hottest part of the day, and check on neighbors and pets.

07/20/2026

07/08/2026

Check out the completed enhancements at Quincy Farm Pond, a historic irrigation pond in Cherry Hills Village, once filled by water drawn from the High Line Canal.

The Village recently dredged the pond to make it smaller and deeper, enhancing water quality. Now, the pond is being refilled with water from an on-site well. Trail users can also access the Quincy Farm Pond using the new footbridge connecting the trail to the farm, a project that was partially funded by the Great Lengths for the High Line campaign.

Check out this new and improved area along the Canal next time you're journeying through Cherry Hills Village!