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Blue Sushi Sake Grill
2024 May 16
Great sushi as always! Great atmosphere too! Minus a star on service as a requested item never got brought. Sounds small, but for the money, I feel like if you ask for something & the staff says yes, then they could actually bring it. That doesn’t affect the food in any way!
Columbus Museum of Art
2024 Mar 31
The art is all over the place! Centuries old, only a couple years old! Thankfully they put the art together in wings and you know where and what you’re viewing. There are plenty of chairs, chairs to carry and use, and little cues to help you appreciate the art through different thought processes.. ie: if you were in the picture what would you smell or hear? Thats a neat way to help people see different perspectives of the art! Free on Sundays, not real expensive anyway, staff very helpful. Bathrooms clean, great gift shop and snack and drinks also across from the main counter. What great way to spend an afternoon! Even has a Picasso!
Cheesman Park
2023 Aug 01
There is NOT anyone selling curds if that’s what
You’re wondering. Just lots of green space to relax and enjoy being outside whether you’re alone with a book, as a group spinning acrobatics, or with a gaggle of squirrels! Just a nice quiet peaceful relaxing park. But no cheese, man.
You’re wondering. Just lots of green space to relax and enjoy being outside whether you’re alone with a book, as a group spinning acrobatics, or with a gaggle of squirrels! Just a nice quiet peaceful relaxing park. But no cheese, man.
City Park Pavilion
2023 Aug 01
Great place to go relax, see music on music nights (Sundays) for free, practice fly fishing- watch for runners behind you!- or paddle boat the swans around the lake. Plenty of space to cookout or just sit and watch the world.
Denver Performing Arts Complex
2023 Feb 27
Can I give 6 stars? The options of music and performances, the walkway and the beauty of it all! Symphony was beyond what I imagined and the only way to describe how the music feels is to go see them in person. It is a totally different experience watching the director/violins/challis/oboes etc live in person, compared to hearing the concerto on the radio or a download. And there’s Not a bad seat in the house if you ask me.