R-U Engaged yarn-bombs a little fuzzy goodness onto Boulder B-Cycle

On Sunday night, R-U Engaged covered Boulder’s eleven B-cycle kiosks in “yarny knitted goodness,” as organizer the Man in Black describes. The group’s mission is to bring greater awareness to good causes via yarn-bombing. They’ve also set up a QR-code scavenger hunt in which participants can win one of five…

Good Times now offering Santiago’s green chile

Head to any Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard store and you’ll find four items showcasing green chile. And not just any green chile, but green chile from Santiago’s, now featured on Good Times’s chile cheese fries, cheeseburger burrito, chicken drunken burrito and green chile slider. The Green Chile Lover’s…

Garbanzo opens in Fort Collins today, more in store for 2012

Garbanzo Mediterranean Grill, the Denver-born fast-casual chain, is opening its first location in Fort Collins today. This is the company’s thirteenth store, with another slated to open in Colorado Springs later in the month. Come 2012, Garbanzo hopes to award its first franchises and expand outside of Colorado. Currently, the…

GrowHaus’s new hydroponic lettuce farm combines sustainability and technology

GrowHaus, the community farm in Elyria-Swansea, just unveiled its state-of-the-art hydroponics farm. Once it’s fully installed, the organic (though not-yet-certified) greenhouse facility will grow a thousand heads of lettuce a month. It will be the largest lettuce growing facility of its kind — an organic, soil-less system called NGS, short…

GrowHaus unveils its hydroponic growing system — that’s a lot of lettuce!

In June, GrowHaus won Maxwell House’s Drops of Good contest and $50,000, which it’s using to build a state-of-the-art hydroponic farm and create a market space. Yesterday, that space was celebrated with a group of volunteers, GrowHaus board members, Maxwell House and Rebuilding Together reps (with marquee volunteer Bronco Mark…

Cebiche grand opening pushed back at least a month

“Wanting more time to work out the kinks,” Cebiche Authentic Peruvian Dining will be sticking to its abbreviated menu for a little longer than expected, says Colleen Hutt, manager and wife of owner Sergio Iraola. Initially, this Cebiche — which is not to be confused with the Cebiche on West…

The folks behind Tracks open Eden, a new women’s bar

Eden is the latest revamp of the capacious space at 3090 Downing Street that previously held Swallows, Blackberries Bar and Tosh’s Hacienda, among others. Opened by the folks behind Tracks, who now own the building, Eden is designed as a lesbian bar. “We appreciate the spectrum, of course,” says general…

Cebiche now serving authentic Peruvian fare in Wheat Ridge

Cebiche, the Peruvian restaurant that opened last Saturday at 7000 West 38th Avenue in Wheat Ridge, does not have the same ownership as the Peruvian restaurant also named Cebiche that reopened on West 32nd Avenue a few months ago. Sergio Iraola, the chef/owner of the West 38th Avenue Cebiche, once…

Using Their Heads

GrowHaus, the urban garden, produce market and educational space in Elyria-Swansea, will unveil its new, 5,000-square-foot hydroponic garden and a storefront today with a celebration that includes grilled tilapia raised by the GrowHaus and music from Molina and DJ Cavem. “We’d just like to have a good time with our…

Forkly, an iPhone app made in Denver, will suggest what to order

You’re at a restaurant. The menu is big and overwhelming, and all you want to know is, “What’s good?” Forkly, a free iPhone app that launched today, wants to answer that question — as well as the even more elusive “What will I like?” “Martin and I like to build…

Deal of a lifetime: Discounted umbilical cord storage

Plum Deals, a Groupon-esque daily deals site targeted at moms, is offering something really special. It’s something that is worth a lifetime of love, memories and hope. No, it’s not a picture frame made by the hands of children in the Third World to celebrate the very special bond between…

IKEA Share Space lets you share your IKEA love

You’ve gone to IKEA’s new store in Centennial. You’ve battled the lines. You’ve figured out those cute illustrated but confusing instructions. You’ve built the bed/dresser/bookshelf/etc. And it didn’t break when you put your ass/clothes/books/etc. on it. Hallelujah! What to do next? Share your IKEA love with other IKEA lovers…