Food + Beverage

The Better Lovers Cocktail Recipe

Curated by Rosie's Bartender Troy Sinatra Photography by Dana Martin Creative Better Lovers A beautiful cocktail you can craft yourself OR we highly suggest taking your date to see the insanely talented Troy at Rosie's Bar (speakeasy located in the back of Rosie's Barbershop) during the month of Love!   The Better Lovers cocktail has honey along with the woody chamomile that compliments the leather, vanilla and caramel notes in the whiskey. Hibiscus and Cardamaro add an earthy, spicy...

Life + Culture

Hearts & Horses

Friendship Is Always Waiting For You At The Barn Article by Desiree Gustafson | Photography by Delany Morrow Photography If you have lived in Loveland, or taken a drive to Estes Park or perhaps Carter Lake, you have more than likely driven past the Hearts & Horses nonprofit Therapeutic Riding Facility just west of town on County Road 29.  Nestled against the foothills of our little town is a haven and place to find peace. Its history and the healing it offers our communities are unimaginable...

Arts + Culture

Wild Oats Sewing Company

Stitched Together With Joy & Intention Article by Desiree Gustafson | Photography by Delaney Morrow Photography Finding something that you love doing, that doesn’t feel like work, and that you have a genuine passion for is not something that everyone always finds in this lifetime. Top that off with being able to share that passion in a way that helps others to find theirs and you have found the perfect alignment for sharing your gifts with the world. Noe Cantu of Wild Oats Sewing Company has...

Arts + Culture

Loveland Hearts Program

The Sweetheart City's Article by Desiree Gustafson | Photography by Dana Martin Creative Although our town’s name does not originate from any type of romantic inspiration, we have still come to be known worldwide as “The Sweetheart City”. The history of how our quiet town earned that nickname is somewhat of a lesser shared story. In the early 1950s, Loveland’s postmaster, Elmer Ivers, decided that the town could capitalize on the popular misconception of its name and we then began promoting...