We’re thrilled to be hosting WordCamp for Publishers in as cool of place as Denver, Colorado. If this is your first time visiting the mile-high city, or even if you’re a local, be sure to take some time during the week to check out everything the city has to offer. Here are just a few things we’ll be doing:<\/p>\n
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Inspired by Ground Kontrol in Portland and Barcade in Brooklyn, this arcade bar has its own Denver spin (not to mention a very clever name).<\/p>\n
Just a half hour from Denver sits the outdoorsy town of Boulder. We’ll be checking out one of the many trails that are easy to access in the nearby foothills and may even stop by the Boulder Teahouse<\/a> on our way back to Denver.<\/p>\n The museum has an extensive collection including one of the best exhibits of Western American Art<\/a>. It is also host to\u00a0The Western: An Epic in Art and Film<\/em><\/a>\u2014an exhibition that examines the western genre in film, fine art, and popular culture.<\/p>\n The Linger Eatuary is located in a mortuary that used to hold the remains of Buffalo Bill. Small details like water served in old formaldehyde bottles pay homage to the space’s origins.<\/p>\n The spot is marked on the steps of the\u00a0Colorado State Capitol<\/a>\u00a0so be sure to commemorate your time in Denver with a mile-high photo-op!<\/p>\n Union Station Denver is still an operational train depot but also boasts a handful of restaurants and stores like the Tattered Cover Bookstore<\/a>, \u00a0Pigtrain Coffee<\/a>, a craft-style home goods boutique<\/a>, and the prohibition era-inspired\u00a0Cooper Lounge<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We’re thrilled to be hosting WordCamp for Publishers in as cool of place as Denver, Colorado. If this is your first time visiting the mile-high city, or even if you’re a local, be sure to take some time during the week to check out everything the city has to offer. Here are just a few … <\/p>\nVisit the Denver Art Museum<\/a><\/h2>\n
Dine in an old mortuary<\/a><\/h2>\n
Stand exactly\u00a05,280 feet above sea level<\/a><\/h2>\n
Shop in an historic train station<\/a><\/h2>\n