By Kim Fuller Published in Colorado Yoga + Life MagazineWith The Oxford Hotel as Denver’s most historic hotel, located right in LoDo (Lower Downtown) and just steps away from Union Station, this luxurious getaway is only better with a visit to the Urban Farmer Steakhouse for a meal and to the Oxford Club for some self-care. Take an overnight or make it a long weekend. The unique heritage and contemporary appeal of Denver is ... continue reading...
‘Death By Design’ sheds light on the dark side of electronics
By Kim Fuller Published in the Vail DailyThe last time you got a phone upgrade, did you properly recycle your old device? Imagine that old phone, broken up into pieces and contributing to the electronic waste piling up beneath the footsteps of a child in a Chinese village. Just like trash, what we dispose of doesn't simply disappear — it may go away from your life, but as the film "Death by Design" points out, your "away" is ... continue reading...
Helpful tools for daily living from Stephanie Wachman
By Kim Fuller Published in the Vail DailyDoes it ever feel like there is not enough time in a day to get everything done? According to the raise of hands that belonged to a majority of the Vail Symposium event audience this past Wednesday morning, a lot of people can relate. Speaker Stephanie Wachman asked the group that question, followed by a poll of stress present in the audience. "In Vail, do people get stressed?" she asked ... continue reading...
Neil Berg’s intimate tribute at the Vilar keeps classic music current
By Kim Fuller Published in the Vail DailyLike New York-based musician Brian Walters, I too was quite young when I started listening to Elton John and Billy Joel. Walters graced the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek along with pianist Neil Berg and vocalists Danny Zolli and Michael Lanning for Neil Berg's "Pianomen" show—an intimate tribute to the compositions and songwriting of John and Joel, two of the most iconic ... continue reading...
‘The Story of Knapp Ranch’ comes to life in the Vail Valley
By Kim Fuller Published in the Vail DailyFeelings of excitement and community camaraderie were tangible upon arrival to Colorado Mountain College in Edwards on Friday evening, Sept. 7. Just before the formal release of "Living Beneath the Colorado Peaks: The Story of Knapp Ranch," the pre-party was a true representation of the essence of the book. It's an impressive piece of publishing that Nicole Magistro, owner of The ... continue reading...
