Quiet Canoe Ride Down Bark River Is A Peaceful Respite From City Life

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The Denver Shroom Fest will return in 2025 after a successful inaugural year. Organizers said Monday that the second installment will take place June 15 at ReelWorks,1399 35th St., Denver, in the River North Arts District, the same place it popped up in 2024. “Our team is hard at work making sure Denver Shroom Fest 2025 is even bigger, better, and Shroomier than last year,” the announcement said. Details are still limited right now, but if the first event last summer is any indication, the festival will gather mycology enthusiasts and the psychedelic-curious for live music, educational talks, and free samples of mushroom products. Exploring the booths at Denver Shroom Fest 2024 was a trip — psychedelic substances were all on full display, out in the open and a hot topic of discussion throughout the day. Related Articles Things To Do | Denver’s first Shroom Fest saw psychedelics emerge from the underground Things To Do | Colorado decriminalized 5 psychedelics, but what exactly does that mean? Things To Do | How does psilocybin-assisted therapy work in Colorado and Oregon? The event marked something of a coming-above-ground party for the local psychedelics community.

Artificial intelligence is evolving fast, and the Chinese-developed DeepSeek AI chatbot is one of the newest powerhouses making waves. There is a lot to like about DeepSeek's fast and detailed responses, but it has some shortcomings that mean it might not be the AI tool you turn to.

A Denver Thai restaurant, cherished for its service and “secret menu,” is closing this month as its owner seeks to relocate away from Colfax Avenue. Lucky Noodles on 1201 E. Colfax Ave. will have its last day Friday, Jan. 24, the restaurant announced on social media last week. “We would like to thank … all customers that supported us during 5 years,” owner Kamolrat “Ploy” Limpapath posted on Facebook.

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