Bucket List Community Cafe

09/30/2025

Bucket List Community Cafe will be tabling at the Mid-Autumn Festival at the Far East Center on Federal and Alameda this Saturday from 5 to 10 p.m. Come meet us and enjoy the festivities in the heart of Denver's Little Saigon. See you soon.

09/30/2025

Happy birthday, Saint Dominic Parish!

Join us for St. Dominic’s 100th Anniversary! Celebrate 100 years of our iconic North Denver Building from 1-5 PM on Sunday, Oct. 5. Enjoy food and entertainment as we celebrate this historic milestone. ⁣
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Do you have any photos or stories from your favorite moments at St. Dominic’s over the years? Send them to [email protected] to be featured at our celebration!⁣
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Want to help? Sign up here to volunteer: https://stdominicdenver.flocknote.com/signup/223711

09/30/2025

In our latest 5 Questions, the Denver muralist and “all-around creative” shares why he experiments across mediums, how he scales art to massive public spaces, and why building community is just as important as building a body of work. Check out the link in our bio! https://tinyurl.com/2zfxnh9c

09/30/2025

Celebrating 70 years of green vests, neighborly service, and everything under one roof. McGuckin Hardware has always been more than a store; it’s a community. tradition. Whether it’s floods, fires, or just finding the right bolt, McGuckin has always shown up for Boulder. Read more about it by checking out the link in our bio!

09/29/2025

Say it isnt so, Joe! Is Starbucks closing your favorite store?

Closed Colorado Starbucks locations:� • 3617 S. College Ave., Fort Collins� • 112 W. Laurel St., Fort Collins� • 1670 Broadway, Denver� • 1900 16th St., Denver� • 1416 Platte St., Denver� • 2975 E. Colfax Ave., Denver� • 5074 E. Hampden Ave., Denver� • 4505 Peoria St., Denver� • 2300 S. Parker Road, Aurora� • 6712 S. Potomac St., Centennial� • 4298 S. Broadway, Englewood

09/29/2025

From tacos to tikka to towering potatoes, Civic Center EATS is back, bringing Denver together one bite at a time! Every Wednesday & Thursday, grab lunch from women and minority-owned food trucks. Support local small businesses, and connect with the community under the red umbrellas at Civic Center Park. Check out the link to learn more! https://tinyurl.com/muy46zwh

09/27/2025

Colorado’s mountains are glowing gold — but the crowds chasing fall colors come with big impacts. From traffic crashes to trail overuse, tourism brings both opportunities and challenges for local communities. Check out our Angelina Kondrat's latest article to find out more: https://bucketlistcommunitycafe.com/balancing-mountain-tourism-and-environmental-sustainability/

09/24/2025

For over 76 years, LAEF has opened doors for first-gen Latino students in Colorado. From scholarships to mentorship, their impact goes beyond tuition, it builds community and opportunity. Jazmin Chavez’s journey from LAEF scholar to board member is proof that investing in education transforms families and futures. Read Diego Simentals' full story by checking out the link! https://tinyurl.com/vtadrv54

09/24/2025

With the recent death of Robert Redford, the 1983 unsolved murder in Boulder of Sid Wells, Redford daughter's boyfriend, is receiving new attention. In 2013, thirty years after the crime, our now publisher, Vicky Collins, wrote this story for Dateline NBC.

https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/murder-sid-wells-flna8c11488684

09/24/2025

From hurricanes to “Bark at the Park” nights, journalist Jen Reeder has spent more than a decade sharing stories that prove pets are more than companions. They’re family. Her passion began with adopting her yellow Lab mix, Rio, and has led to 1,000+ articles for outlets like CNN, Forbes, and Modern Dog Magazine. Read the full 5 Questions by checking out the link!

We spoke with Jen Reeder, a freelance journalist who was inducted into the Dog Writers Association of America's 2025 Hall of Fame.

09/22/2025

At Aurora History Museum, Route 2 Change brought victims, families, and lawmakers together to demand safer streets and sidewalks across Colorado. The event was organized by The White Line in honor of Magnus White. It turned heartbreak into advocacy, amplifying personal stories to push for accountability and change. Read Ryland Scholes’ full story on this growing movement to end traffic violence by checking out the link. https://tinyurl.com/4e8uazpt

09/22/2025

Wishing a year of joy and peace to all our neighbors who celebrate!