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The Beatles in Denver 60 years ago: ‘Stampede,’ grenade threat, grilled cheese and air guitars
DENVER • From the main entrance bustle of the Brown Palace Hotel, Debra Faulkner escapes to an empty sidewalk leading to an inconspicuous door. It opens with the swipe of her employee ID, opening to a kitchen and staircase. Faulkner steps down to the dark, dingy underbelly of the historic, luxury hotel that suddenly feels…
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Colorado Springs learns about Ellnygton’s at The Brown Palace reopening | Table Talk
Ellyngton’s in The Brown Palace Hotel and Spa, 321 17th St., Denver, has reopened after several months of renovations. The refresh of the space is elegant and inviting with a much brighter, larger-looking space. Along with the new look comes a new brunch menu carefully crafted by Kim Moyle, the first female executive chef in…
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9 weekend things to do around Colorado Springs and beyond: Brown Palace steer, Wolf Bonfire Bash, Broadmoor Roaring Twenties and more
FRIDAY One of the most unusual events during National Western Stock Show for 78 years: the Grand Champion Steer walks the red carpet through the lobby of Denver’s regal Brown Palace Hotel just in time for high tea. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. Reservations for free general admission. A VIP viewing and barbeque luncheon $150. After…
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Colorado Springs learns about new first female chef in 120 years at The Brown Palace in Denver
Kimberly Moyle has the distinction of being the first female executive chef at The Brown Palace Hotel & Spa since it opened in 1892. “I didn’t realize that until I was hired for the position,” she said. “It was astonishing.” Back in the late 1980s, when she started her career, women in the hospitality industry…
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Colorado Springs learns about new first female chef in 120 years at The Brown Palace in Denver
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Kimberly Moyle has the distinction of being the first female executive chef at The Brown Palace Hotel & Spa since it opened in 1892. “I didn’t realize that until I was hired for the position,” she said. “It was astonishing.” Back in the late 1980s,…