You are walking down Colfax Avenue when you find yourself next to a mural that proclaims “Colfax, soul of Denver.” You decide to wander a little farther along this wall, to see what else you might find.
How did a Latina from Colorado Springs become a mainstay at Hollywood’s? Slowly, deliberately, and with reverence for the cultural institution that she wanted to be a part of.
Kidane’s optimism evokes the familiar story of the United States, and more specifically East Colfax, a place people are often drawn to if they’re looking for a change or a new start.
Meet Ada Clark of Blush & Blu. Story and illustration by Karl Christian Krumpholz.
Walking into the Irish Snug 13 years ago changed the course of Erin Brenden’s life.
The Harm Reduction Action Center (HRAC) sits at Colfax and Grant Street. A few minutes before 9:00 AM, Ruth Kanaster walks outside in the chilly air to facilitate the start of open hours. She greets participants and passersby by name.
Meet Becky Stutsman of Bound by Design. Story and illustration by Karl Christian Krumpholz.
Bourbon Grill sits on the corner of Colfax Avenue and Pearl Street. Even at four o’clock in the afternoon, there is an incessant line.
Everything between life and death happens on Colfax.
As I wait for the 8:00 AM #15 bus outside the Colfax Ave Business Improvement District’s office, I often chat with the Ready to Work team as they prepare to start their morning of street cleaning. It’s easy to see why they love their supervisor, Jerrica. Her calm demeanor, quiet radiance, and quick laugh are magnetic
Characters of Colfax just got a lot more.. Colfax. We’re excited to announce the addition of local cartoonist Karl Christian..
Jerry Baack’s gruff voice and smiling eyes can make anyone feel at home. Like Colfax Avenue, his stories are often all-at-once edgy, beautiful, hilarious, and tragic.