Elway's Downtown

Head to the White Chocolate Grill for a romantic meal you and your date won't soon forget. The restaurant prides itself on making quality entreés from scratch, using only the freshest ingredients. You can enjoy a variety of American favorites like rotisserie chicken, roast prime rib, or a juicy cheeseburger. Don't forget to save room for dessert. White Chocolate Grill offers an array of house-made white chocolate and desserts for two, like white chocolate banana cream pie, white chocolate raspberry cheesecake, white chocolate brownies, and many more savory treats. The White Chocolate Grill is known for its expansive menu of classic American fare. All dishes are made from scratch using only the highest quality ingredients. Indulge in selecting house-made white chocolate and other desserts that complement these offerings. The restaurant also serves in a unique team-service format, ensuring friendliness and efficiency for a memorable dining experience.

Head down to the historic Larimer Square to witness over 200 artists come together to create stunning chalk art on the streets during the Denver Chalk Art Festival. This event is open to everyone, from professionals to amateurs and families with children, and it aims to showcase artistic skills while promoting the arts scene in Denver. For those not artistically inclined, there will be live music, food, drinks, wine, and local brews to enjoy while admiring the unique art. The festival features five renowned artists who are true masters of their craft, having honed their skills over decades. Their awe-inspiring pieces are worth framing, but unfortunately, the street is too large to fit into a frame. Cherry Arts and the Denver Chalk Art Festival have a long-standing collaboration, having previously worked on outreach programs.

Check out the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls, and Toys to explore an impressive collection of unique and classic toys. The exhibits showcase a wide range of antique dolls, miniature houses, trains, planes, cars, giant teddy bears, foreign toys, and much more, giving visitors an insight into the cultural significance of toys and their evolution over the years. The Museum staff uses the collection of over 20,000 objects to stage four significant exhibit changes each year, ranging from vintage Star Wars toys to artisan dollhouses and from exquisite antique dolls to well-loved toy soldiers. The objects collected from generations of Coloradans serve as an excellent stepping stone into art and history, and many items, like the Japanese Friendship Doll Miss Yokohama, make history more accessible and open the door to a new experience.