Stroll Hilltop

Stroll Hilltop Delivering neighborhood connections to the residents of the Hilltop community in Denver, CO. Print + Digital https://linktr.ee/strollhilltop

Stroll is the premier publisher of affluent neighborhood magazines since 2004. Stroll is the premier publisher of affluent neighborhood magazines, reaching millions of homeowners in upscale communities since 2004. Our goal has always been to deliver neighborhood connections. Stroll Hilltop was founded with one thought in mind – bringing people together. We have found the best way to accomplish this is with a completely integrated social program.

🕊In Loving MemoryDenver lost a true neighborhood icon. Rest in peace, Pete Moutzouris. For over 50 years, Pete didn't ju...
07/30/2026

🕊In Loving Memory

Denver lost a true neighborhood icon. Rest in peace, Pete Moutzouris.

For over 50 years, Pete didn't just provide our community with fresh produce and Greek specialties—he welcomed every single person like family with his unmistakable, warm smile.

From offering fresh fruit samples to his acts of quiet kindness, he built a local institution at Pete's Fruits & Vegetables that made the Hilltop neighborhood feel like home.

Our hearts and deepest condolences go out to the Moutzouris family and the entire Pete's Fruits & Vegetables team.

🌹Yard And Garden:  Create a Hummingbird Haven in HilltopOne of my favorite signs of summer in Hilltop is seeing and hear...
07/29/2026

🌹Yard And Garden: Create a Hummingbird Haven in Hilltop

One of my favorite signs of summer in Hilltop is seeing and hearing hummingbirds zip through my garden.

You don’t need a huge space to attract hummingbirds. In fact, some of the busiest hummingbird activity in our neighborhood happens in small backyard gardens and container-filled patios. Plants like Salvia, Penstemon, Agastache, Lantana, Columbine, Hummingbird Trumpet, and Cuphea are all favorites.

One thing I’ve learned gardening in Denver is that grouping flowers together makes a big difference. Clusters of colorful blooms are much easier for hummingbirds to spot as they move through the neighborhood searching for nectar. Bright flowers naturally catch their attention, while movement in the garden helps guide them in.

Water helps too. A small fountain or gentle mister can quickly become part of their daily route, especially during Denver’s hot, dry days.
Hummingbirds are also important pollinators. As they feed, they transfer pollen from flower to flower, helping plants reproduce and supporting healthy gardens and ecosystems. While bees often get most of the attention, hummingbirds play a valuable role in pollinating many tubular flowers and native plants throughout Colorado.

Another key is planting for continuous bloom. Early spring flowers help fuel hummingbirds during migration, while late-season blooms provide energy before they head south in the fall. A garden that changes throughout the season keeps both the birds and the landscape active and beautiful.

There’s something special about creating a garden that feels alive. In a neighborhood like Hilltop, where so many of us value beautiful outdoor spaces, attracting hummingbirds is one more way to bring nature a little closer to home.

🖊Hilltop Resident Mandy Moscatelli

📣THANK YOU, RENEWING PARTNERS!A sincere thank-you to our incredible long-term partners for renewing their partnership an...
07/28/2026

📣THANK YOU, RENEWING PARTNERS!
A sincere thank-you to our incredible long-term partners for renewing their partnership and support of the Hilltop community! Your continued commitment means so much to us, and we’re proud to celebrate each of the following businesses:

DENVER ALL SKI ABILITY
Denver All Abilities Ski Club is a Colorado-based nonprofit dedicated to making skiing and snow sports accessible to individuals of all abilities and backgrounds. Through adaptive ski lessons, youth programs, and community events, the organization empowers underserved youth and individuals with disabilities to build confidence, connection, and lifelong outdoor experiences in an inclusive and supportive environment. Learn more at www.denver-all-abilities-ski-club-aka-da-ski-club.org or reach out to Jeffery Thompson at (720) 469-8966.

Lucys Flowers And Design is a locally family-run floral studio based in Denver, Colorado, specializing in custom floral arrangements, weddings, events, and same-day flower delivery throughout the Denver metro area. At the heart of the brand is a genuine passion for creating meaningful floral designs that tell a story, evoke emotion, and make life’s moments unforgettable. From a single rose to elaborate event installations, every arrangement is thoughtfully crafted with artistry, creativity, and the freshest premium blooms to deliver a truly personalized experience.

Known for elegant, luxury-inspired floral designs and exceptional customer service, Lucy’s Flowers & Design has proudly partnered with Stroll Hilltop for over two years and is excited to continue building lasting connections within the community through this renewed partnership. Learn more at lucysflower.com or call them today (303) 506-9407.

✨Partner Spotlight:  Come Experience the Difference at Mountain High ApplianceThirty-three years ago, Brad Barnett start...
07/27/2026

✨Partner Spotlight: Come Experience the Difference at Mountain High Appliance

Thirty-three years ago, Brad Barnett started Mountain High Appliance in his garage, selling used appliances. Today, that modest beginning has transformed into Colorado’s premier destination for luxury kitchen and home appliances. With five locations, including a clearance center and four showrooms that each showcase over 250 working appliances and 12 live kitchens, Mountain High Appliance has grown far beyond its roots. “We have something to offer everybody,” says Barnett. From budget-friendly dishwashers perfect for rental properties to appliances designed for luxury living, Mountain High Appliance caters to a wide range of needs and tastes.

Whether you’re designing your dream kitchen or simply replacing a worn-out appliance, Mountain High Appliance invites you to discover the difference. With expertly curated showrooms, exceptional customer service, and a dedication to community, they’ve earned their reputation as Colorado’s most trusted appliance destination.

For more information, visit MountainHighAppliance.com.
🖊Elizabeth McCabe
📸Hanna Jerde

🎨Partner Spotlight:  Art For Hue, LLC~Turning Blank Walls Into StoriesMost people see a blank wall and think… nothing.  ...
07/24/2026

🎨Partner Spotlight: Art For Hue, LLC~Turning Blank Walls Into Stories

Most people see a blank wall and think… nothing. Kristen Zimmerman sees possibility.

Maybe it becomes a mountain landscape glowing with Colorado fall colors inside Cherry Creek North’s Mendocino Farms. Maybe it transforms into a geometric mural along 32nd Avenue in the Highlands.

As the founder behind Art For Hue , Kristen has built a business centered around creativity and transforming spaces through art. From large-scale commercial murals to intimate portrait commissions, no two projects are ever alike.

Her murals can be found throughout Denver, including multiple projects for Mendocino Farms. At Prime IV Hydration & Wellness in Cherry Creek North, Kristen created a custom mural inspired by the company’s branding, a coastal scene featuring a woman meditating in a yoga pose on a pier. Currently, she is working on three custom murals for True Foods Kitchen in Boulder.

Kristen works closely with clients to understand their vision, branding, space dimensions, colors, and goals for the environment. Using digital mockups through Procreate, she fine-tunes designs until clients are completely happy before paint ever touches the wall.

Portraiture also remains deeply personal to her. With a background in Art History and Oil Painting from college in San Francisco, Kristen says she will always feel drawn back to painting people and animals.

Kristen lives in Denver’s Cory-Merrill neighborhood with her husband and two children. When she’s not on mural sites, she’s usually painting in her studio, playing pickleball or tennis, running, hiking, cycling, or enjoying Colorado.

And with every wall she transforms, Kristen is proving that art doesn’t simply decorate a space. It changes the way people feel inside it.

For more information, visit www.artforhue.com or Instagram

🖊Elizabeth McCabe
📸 Michael Ryno Photography LLC & Noelle Williams Photography

🎓2026 Graduates:  Tassels Turned, Futures Earned, Meet the Class of 2026As America celebrates 250 years, Hilltop celebra...
07/22/2026

🎓2026 Graduates: Tassels Turned, Futures Earned, Meet the Class of 2026

As America celebrates 250 years, Hilltop celebrates the next generation of leaders, dreamers, and graduates. We wish you all the best in your next chapter and the exciting journey ahead!

Cate Whalen
A Colorado Academy graduate, Cate played tennis for four years and was involved in Horizons Club for four years and HOPE Club for three years.. She’s headed to Elon University to study elementary education and participate in the Teaching Fellows program. Her advice for future seniors: study hard and make the most of senior year because it goes by fast. Cate says she’ll miss the familiarity of the neighborhood and always feeling safe here most.

Lucia Blakely
A George Washington High School graduate, Lucia was involved with the Cherry Creek Dance Performing Company. She’s headed to Sarah Lawrence College. Her advice for future seniors: sometimes choosing the more difficult path is the right choice. Lucia says she’ll miss the sunsets at Cranmer Park most.

Lulu Schlosser
A George Washington High School graduate, Lulu was involved in varsity girls soccer, varsity cross country, speech and debate, National Honor Society, hospital volunteering, and youth tutoring. She’s headed to Vanderbilt University this fall to study medicine, health, and society. Her advice for future seniors: find balance and make time for school, extracurriculars, and fun with friends and family. Lulu says she’ll miss being outside and spending time with friends and family on walks and at the park most.

Lila Reed
A St. Mary's Academy graduate, Lila was involved in Mock Trial, DECA, Jewish Affinity, field hockey, soccer, and Student Association during her time in high school. She’s headed to Elon University this fall to study marketing. Her advice for future seniors: make the most of every moment because senior year goes by so fast. Lila says she’ll miss the Hilltop community, where she has lived her whole life, most.

📣SHOP LOCAL – SUPPORT HILLTOP’S COMMUNITY PARTNERSA heartfelt thank-you to the local businesses that make Stroll Hilltop...
07/21/2026

📣SHOP LOCAL – SUPPORT HILLTOP’S COMMUNITY PARTNERS

A heartfelt thank-you to the local businesses that make Stroll Hilltop possible. Their support brings this magazine to your mailbox each month and helps strengthen the sense of community we all love.

Be sure to support these outstanding businesses and visit the Preferred Partner Index to see all of our valued advertising partners.

WELCOME TO THE COMMUNITY!
Please join us in welcoming our newest advertising partners! We’re so excited you're here!

Brown & Brown Insurance Services
Cherry Creek Chamber of Commerce
G Brothers Garage Doors

07/20/2026

🏠Home of the Month: The House That Knows How to Host

Homes like this don’t come along often in Hilltop—and when they do, they tend to move quickly. This one on South Cherry Street, recently found its next chapter represented by longtime Denver agent Wendy Glazer. As Glazer shared, “The response was immediate—we had strong interest right away, and the home ultimately sold in just two weeks for $4.675 million.”

There’s a certain kind of house in Hilltop that doesn’t just sit quietly behind its landscaping—it welcomes you before you even step inside.

On a typical evening, the light pours in long and golden through the back wall of glass, stretching across warm wood floors and settling into every corner of the main living space. The line between inside and outside blurs in that effortless Colorado way—doors open, a breeze moves through, and the backyard becomes just another room.

There’s something about the layout—open, but not overwhelming—that invites people to gather without thinking about it. Conversations overlap. A playlist hums in the background. A glass is refilled without asking.

Down the hall, things quiet just a bit. The primary suite feels tucked away, like a private retreat that belongs to a boutique hotel more than a neighborhood home. It’s calm, intentional, and just removed enough from the energy of the main space to feel like an exhale at the end of the night.

If upstairs is light and airy, the lower level is where the evening deepens. The lighting softens. The conversations get a little longer. Someone discovers the wine room. Someone else claims a spot at the bar. It’s less “basement,” more “after-hours.”

And yet, for all its design and detail, the house never feels like it’s trying too hard.

Because some houses are designed to impress.

And some—like this one—are designed to be remembered.

🍦Around Town:  A Whole Lotta Happy, The Sweetest Thing on Two WheelsIn Hilltop, you don’t really schedule fun—it just so...
07/17/2026

🍦Around Town: A Whole Lotta Happy, The Sweetest Thing on Two Wheels

In Hilltop, you don’t really schedule fun—it just sort of shows up.

And lately, more often than not, it’s because something sweet has been planned.

Not just any treat—artisan ice cream cookie sandwiches, served from an e-bike that somehow feels perfectly at home at a summer party.

That’s A Whole Lotta Happy —run by Hilltop resident Sally Davis, who, as it turns out, didn’t just start a business. She created a way to be part of the moments that make this neighborhood feel like home.

It began with something simple: time with her daughter, Sydney.

What started as something the two of them could build together—fun, flexible, and rooted in connection—quickly grew into something bigger. These days, Sydney (now 16) still jumps in for the big events, but like many teenagers, her summers are a little more spoken for.

A Whole Lotta Happy isn’t about randomly riding through the neighborhood—it shows up where it’s invited. School events, block parties, birthdays, graduations, weddings. If there’s a reason for people to come together, there’s a good chance Sally’s already on the calendar.

At the center of it all is Sally—handing out beautifully pre-assembled ice cream cookie sandwiches, each one made ahead of time with care. She typically brings five or six flavors to choose from (plus a gluten-free option), making the hardest part simply deciding which one to grab.

“What inspired me was creating something that brings genuine joy in a personal, connected way,” she says. “And something my daughter and I could share.”

Five seasons in, A Whole Lotta Happy has become less of a surprise and more of a staple—woven into the fabric of Hilltop summers.

Want to book Sally? Visit www.AWholeLottaHappy.com or contact [email protected]
(847)269-1664

🖊Submitted By Hilltop Resident, Sally Davis

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