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Bantu Urban Farm Marries Somali Tradition With Sustainable Farming in Denver

Somali Bantu refugees have teamed with Revision International and a host of local nonprofits to launch the Bantu Urban Farm in Denver's Westwood neighborhood. They're planting the seeds to continue long-held cultural traditions with a twist: a much different climate.

Community Acupuncture Gives New Meaning to Healthcare Reform

You won't find community-style acupuncture anywhere in the lengthy Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (a.k.a. Obamacare), but this "working class acupuncture" is transforming the Denver healthcare scene one patient at a time. 

Downtown Denver Arts Festival Returns to its Roots

The 15th annual Downtown Denver Arts Festival is taking place from May 24-26 at the Denver Performing Arts Complex, where it started in 1999.
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Voice of Denver: Be Part of Silicon Mountain at Denver Startup Week 2013

Suzan Bond puts out the rallying cry for speakers and sponsors as organizers plan for Denver Startup Week 2013 to be bigger than the lauded inaugural event last year.
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Golden Triangle

It's impossible to walk through this neighborhood without a right brain light bulb. The district for arts and culture, this area is a geometry of eight history and art museums and numerous open studios. It's also home to the Civic Center, the Convention Center, the Colorado Ballet, the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra, the Curious Theatre Company and the Colorado State Capitol Building. 

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Arapahoe Square

Arapahoe Square is a symbol of Denver's transformation from a visitor's city to a residential one.
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Washington Park West

Technically the city's first suburb, Wash Park West is rooted in Denver culture and much more a favorite neighborhood than a suburb. 
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Uptown

Definitely one of the city's more posh neighborhoods, Uptown is a nice mix of city life and suburban living. 
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Golden Triangle

Home to numerous museums and art galleries, the Triangle Museum District is a must see for Denver visitors and residents. 
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Auraria

Home to Metro State University of Denver, the University of Colorado Denver and the Community College of Denver, this neighborhood is flush with innovation and creativity. 
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Five Points

Denver has -- in large part -- Five Points to thank for its strong musical culture. This neighborhood used to host acts like Duke Ellington and Miles Davis.
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Ballpark

The Ballpark neighborhood was one of the catalysts for the eastern expansion of downtown development. 
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CBD

Home to one or the largest pedestrian malls in the country, the CBD (Central Business District) is flush with places to shop and is easily accessible to other parts of the city. 
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Theater District

With more than 12 performance spaces, this area offers a little bit of something for everyone. 
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Art District on Santa Fe

With more than 60 galleries and creative businesses, the Art District on Santa Fe epitomizes Denver's innovative approach to supporting the arts. 
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Washington Park

One of the best places for parks and rec anytime of the year, Wash Park's two-mile natural area is a nice escape from the rush of downtown living. 
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Baker

This quirky neighborhood has great housing structure and access to fun cafes and bargain hunting. 
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Central Platte Valley

If it's shopping, boutiques and cafes you're looking for, head to Central Platte Valley. With your credit card. 
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The Highlands

Cut off from the center of the city by I-25, the Highlands, LoHi and Sunnyside are popular among Denver's families. 
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LoDo

LoDo is the best place to go if you can't figure out what you want to eat or drink. It's got everything from breweries, to fine dining, to farm-to-table restaurants. 
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RiNo

RiNo is one of the city's most creative business zones but also a great place to live for those interested in living in the city without compromising diversity.
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City Park

One of the largest and best parks in the city, this neighborhood is a popular spot for joggers and sight seers. 
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Capitol Hill

This neighborhood's golden dome is hard to miss which is a good thing as it is home to the Capitol, the Botanic Gardens and other Denver attractions. 
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