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Denver food adventurers, it’s time to gear up for a culinary ski slope that’s about to take your taste buds on a wild ride! The city’s streets are sizzling, buzzing, and bursting with a smorgasbord of flavors that are nothing short of a flavor fest. From hidden alley bistros to high-end events, Denver’s about to show you how it’s done, in the most deliciously unhinged way. So, grab your forks (and maybe a napkin or two), because we’re diving headfirst into this food riot. Let’s unravel the lineup of epicurean escapades that are set to tantalize, titillate, and transform your understanding of what it means to truly feast. Here’s the lowdown on Denver’s upcoming culinary events:

Tuesday, January 16th.

Shared Tastes @ Burns Family Artisan Ales TapHouse

Tuesday night plans? Sorted. Burns Family Artisan Ales and Thistle & Mint team up for a pairing soirée that’s all about sharing. It’s an open-seating affair from 6 PM to 8 PM, where $40 gets you and a pal a shared appetizer, dessert, and a flight of finely crafted ales. Each month’s menu is a surprise, evolving with the seasons and local produce. December saw duck confit apps and Swedish pancakes with preserved cherries desserts, but who knows what January will bring? Find more details on Eventbrite.

Wednesday, January 17th.

Ski x Board Tune Night @ New Terrain Brewing

Happening on the 3rd Wednesday of the month through February. For only $30, you’ll get a wax and edge per snowboard or pair of skis as well as a beer while you wait. At New Terrain Brewing, all of our beers reflect the relentless joy that craft brewing brings us, with precision and passion behind each recipe. Just like us, our beers are constantly evolving. We wonder so we wander.

Thursday, January 18th

Conservation Conversation and Cocktails: A Pecha Kucha Talk @ Denver Museum of Nature and Science

Think fast, drink slow at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science’s Pecha Kucha night. It’s where conservation chats meet the clock. Expect a rapid-fire round of insights from experts at DMNS, Denver Botanic Gardens, and Denver Public Library. They’ve got just seconds to spill secrets on preserving the past, all over cocktails. Post-talk, keep the vibe alive with a snack, a sip, and an exclusive peek into the Avenir Conservation Center. Rare collections, rarer insights. $25 gets you in. Ready, set, conserve! More details on DMNS’ site here.. 

Friday, January 19th

 Chocolate & Wine Pairing @ The Chocolate Therapist

Head to Littleton for a sweet pairing class that’s part Willy Wonka, part sommelier school. Learn the bean-to-bar journey of chocolate, the art of tasting it like a pro, and then the magic happens: pairing four different wines with two clean, pure artisan chocolates made for sipping and swirling with wine. Altogether: 4 wines, 10 chocolates, and a whole lot of yum. Limited to 14 lucky learners, tickets are $40 on Eventbrite

Saturday, January 19th

Bakery Factory Tour @ Rebel Bread

Ever wondered how a croissant gets its flaky goodness or what gives sourdough its soul? Community bakery and bread school responsible for some of the finest loaves in town, Rebel Bread’s inviting you to peek behind the bakery curtain. Join founder Zach for a tour that’s part magic, part science, all delicious. Watch as the Rebel team wrangles dough into artisanal masterpieces, with bread samples and pastry treats to keep your taste buds entertained. Got burning baking questions? Here’s your chance for a home-baking Q&A, plus you’ll leave with your very own sourdough starter and the know-how to use it. Secure your ticket on Eventbrite

Every Sunday in January

Winter Truffle and Caviar Experience @ Margot

Sundays in January just got a glam upgrade at Margot. Think caviar that’s as hybrid as Denver’s weather and winter truffles with more character than a ski slope. And hey, there are bubbles too, because life’s too short for just water. Fork out $215 per person and make your Sundays sparkle. Reserve your spot via Tock.

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Steph Wilson

Steph Wilson

Steph Wilson is a writer, editor, and creative maximalist in Denver. She makes magazines for a living and throws color around the world like confetti for fun.

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