Sahale Greenwood

Denver

Associate Editor at Denver Life Magazine

current student, future journalist

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Articles

The Clifford Griffin Cocktail from Bread Bar

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

Silver Plume’s Bread Bar serves up a story in a glass with this signature cocktail inspired by a mining town legend. • None Combine all ingredients except wine in cocktail shaker with ice and shake vigorously. • None Combine all ingredients except wine in cocktail shaker with ice and shake vigorously. Print Recipe“This is our take on a New York Sour.
Yampa Valley Kitchen's Garden Frittata Recipe

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

Steamboat’s Yampa Valley Kitchen serves up a recipe for a garden-fresh frittata perfect for lazy brunches, patio picnics, or wherever your statecation takes you. • None Whisk eggs, cream, salt, and lemon juice until smooth and even texture. • None Add peppers, tomatoes, and arugula evenly on bottom of the pan. • None Bake 10–12 minutes, or until edges are set and top is lightly browned.
Rest and Recharge at the Ritz-Carlton Spa

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

When it comes to staycations, I have one golden rule: no spa, no booking. A plush bed and room service are lovely, of course, but if I’m going to indulge and unwind, I need a proper spa—not just any treatment room tucked behind a gym, but a full-on sanctuary. And at the Ritz-Carlton Spa in Denver, I found exactly that. Tucked inside the hotel’s polished downtown property, the spa spans a generous 6,000 square feet and feels like a world apart from the urban buzz outside.
Feast Like Familia at Alteño

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

As we take our seats, we know we’re in for a treat. After taking the Michelin world by storm, chef Johnny Curiel is sharing the tastes and traditions of his father’s mountainous homeland in a way that’s all about connection. The menu at his newest restaurant is designed around campestre-style gatherings—lively family parties where everyone snacks on crudo, vegetables, and wine while waiting for whole animals to smoke.
The Grotto Spa at The Western

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

In a town known for its alpine grit—where hiking boots outnumber heels and locals swap summit stories over stouts—The Western Hotel offers a softer landing. Built in 1891 and meticulously restored, this boutique hotel marries frontier charm with modern luxury, featuring sixteen thoughtfully designed and well-appointed suites, a wood-fired restaurant that whispers tales of the Wild West, and a chef’s counter where rough edges meet refined details.
Environmental Stewardship with the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

There’s nothing quite like the moment you summit a Colorado fourteener. The world opens up before you, your heart pounds in your chest, and the alpine air feels cleaner (and thinner) than any you’ve ever breathed. If you take a minute to look down, you’ll notice something less natural but no less important: an expertly built trail guiding your way.
Scott Young is Electrifying Denver’s Art Scene

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

Scott Young’s creative path has always glowed a little brighter. Raised in an art-filled household of five kids—all of whom landed in creative careers—Young’s passion for art and adventure took him from Colorado to Los Angeles, where he spent nearly a decade creating neon for Hollywood movies like Batman Forever. Now back in Denver, Young is creating pieces that light up the Denver skyline.
Jennifer Hoffman is a Guardian of the Galaxy

3 weeks ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

Jennifer Hoffman, an astronomy professor at the University of Denver and director of the Chamberlin Observatory, wants you to look up. She studies exploding stars and the stories starlight can tell, and she’s passionate about helping others connect with the cosmos. Whether you’re using a telescope, binoculars, or a phone app, Hoffman believes you deserve a chance to stare into space, wonder, and feel small—but empowered—beneath the stars.
Rhone's Performance Enhancing Golf Attire

1 month ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

When it comes to golf, performance is everything—but looking the part can’t hurt. Rhone, a brand known for its premium activewear, has redefined what it means to play in style. Its golf apparel collection blends high-quality fabrics with innovative designs that promise comfort and functionality. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting to perfect your swing, the right gear can make all the difference.
5 rules for Crushing the Colorado 9-9-9

1 month ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Sahale Greenwood

Now is the TimeWith the Rockies’ home opener on April 4, Arapahoe Basin spinning lifts into early June, and golf courses waking up for spring, Colorado’s 9-9-9 is officially in play. May is your chance to pull off nine ski runs, nine holes of golf, and nine innings of baseball in a single, glorious day. Start planning now—and of course, check the weather; spring storms are as common as Subarus around here. But because A-Basin is the only ski mountain still open, I-70 traffic should be a breeze.