Stephanie Wilson

2 months ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Stephanie Wilson

I’ve made a vow. From now on, I’m hitting every show at Empower Field at Mile High. Living practically across the street has its perks, and if you wait until the day of, you can usually score tickets in just about any price range. Since moving to Jefferson Park in 2017, I’ve seen some absolute legends—Rolling Stones, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, and Foo Fighters. But let’s address the glaring omission: Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.

2 months ago | denverlifemagazine.com | Stephanie Wilson

Mark your calendars for Thursday, February 27, when Boulder’s Macky Auditorium Concert Hall transforms into a hub of innovation, creativity, and sustainability for Trash the Runway 2025. This dynamic design competition, hosted by the Creative Lab at Common Threads, has been redefining fashion for over fourteen years. The show challenges middle and high school students to craft couture-worthy garments entirely from found, non-recyclable, or non-compostable materials. The mission?

Dec 1, 2024 | denverlifemagazine.com | Stephanie Wilson

This holiday season, Cherry Creek North’s Winter Wanderland will feature a giving experience with all the thrill of instant gratification and none of the calories: Giving Machines, located at the Holiday Market entrance on 2nd Avenue and Fillmore Street, offer 24/7 opportunities to support local and international charities.

Dec 1, 2024 | denverlifemagazine.com | Stephanie Wilson

With winter holidays approaching, the itch to transform your home into something out of a design magazine is real. But before you dive headfirst into demo day, take some sage advice from Elizabeth P. Lord, Denver’s own renovation whisperer. With nearly 20 years of experience in residential design and construction, she knows how to turn potential remodeling nightmares into dreamy spaces that are as practical as they are beautiful.

Dec 1, 2024 | denverlifemagazine.com | Stephanie Wilson

The last time I visited Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox, it was a restaurant that also hosted live music. Lisa Loeb was at the mic, and it was one of those nights when the past and present fold into each other. Hearing her sing “Stay” in an intimate setting was like a time machine to my teenage years, reminding me of the special magic venues like Ophelia’s bring to Denver. This isn’t just a city of fans; it’s a city of music lovers who value these live, unfiltered experiences.