Browsing Archive: September, 2009

Genghis Khan & The Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Posted by Jason Hussong on Monday, October 19, 2009,

I have never really been one for natural history museums. I think it's the dioramas that annoy me and the stuffed animals, especially the big ones, that freak me out. It just doesn't seem natural for some reason to me. But, the side of them that I do like are the traveling exhibits, like the latest Genghis Khan display at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.

The Genghis Khan exhibit just opened at the museum and will run through February of 2010. I was fortunate enough to get a snea...

The Byers-Evans House

Posted by Jason Hussong on Friday, October 16, 2009,

When I finished talking on the travel panel in downtown Denver with the Public Relations Society of America I felt motivated to go out and do something. Here I had just exchanged a lot of good travel ideas with some top notch people and I wanted to get out and do and see something. I left Maggiano's on the 16th Street Mall though with every intention of just heading back to my car though, until I remembered the Byers-Evans House that is.

I've been wanting to get a tour of the house wher...

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Posted by Jason Hussong on Monday, October 12, 2009,

I moved to Denver nine years ago from the Twin Cities area and have heard nothing but the

best about the Red Rocks Amphitheatre since. Everyone that I ever spoke with that's seen a show there told me that there's nothing like it; no concert experience can match what it offers. I decided from this advice that I wanted my first experience to be the absolute best it could. I wanted it to be special.

I was adamant about waiting for the right band to come through town. Lots of great musicians ...

The Coors Brewery

Posted by Jason Hussong on Friday, October 2, 2009,

Since my 25th birthday visit with my friend Brian, I have been to the largest brewery in Colorado, Coors Brewery in Golden, Colorado, more times than I can count. I guess that's why Pete Coors was waiting for me at the Blue Moon stand at the recent Great American Beer Festival. A few years have passed since my last visit so I thought I'd drop in once again and say, "hello."