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DINING AT RED ROCKS JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT RITZIER
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Fine dining at Red Rocks Amphitheatre used to mean bringing in
your own picnic basket. There was nothing "fine" about the dining
options at the concession stands.
But when the $16 million Burnham Hoyt Visitor Center opens May 3,
the Red Rocks folks plan to take dining to a new high. The Ship Rock
Grille will serve lunch and dinner and stay open for after-concert
festivities (read cocktails).
Erik Dyce, Red Rocks director of marketing who took me on a tour
this week, said he's cou...
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GRILLE AT RED ROCKS NEEDS FINE-TUNING
Rocky Mountain News
; The first time I saw Red Rocks was in the summer of 1976. I had just arrived in Colorado and was intending to visit, not stay. Friends told me they were taking me to the "best concert venue in the world." I understood what they meant as soon as I got my first view from the top of the amphitheater
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GRILLE AT RED ROCKS NEEDS FINE-TUNING.(Entertainment/Weekend/Spotlight)(Review)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: John Lehndorff, ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS The first time I saw Red Rocks was in the summer of 1976. I had just arrived in Colorado and was intending to visit, not stay ...
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KING OF THE HILL RED ROCKS IS THE SUMMIT OF SHOW BUSINESS VENUES.(Entertainment/Weekend/Spotlight)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Mark Brown News Popular Music Critic Don't believe the hype. Ask anyone in the music business and they'll tell you, hands down, that Red Rocks ...
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`HATCHET LADY' HELPS KEEPS RED ROCKS SAFE FOR NON-VIPS
Rocky Mountain News
; The straight-talking waitresses swore she still gallops around Red Rocks at night. We were up at Red Rocks Amphitheater, lunching at the Indian Trading Post, when the talk turned to the Hatchet Lady, the most persistent legend to haunt Red Rocks. She rides horseback, headless, brandishing a bloody
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RED ROCKS PAUSES TO LOOK INTO FUTURE AMPHITHEATER UNDERGOING $26.4 MILLION RENOVATION.(Local)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Peggy Lowe News Staff Writer MORRISON -- Joe Caton was 18 and holding down one of the ... of the new visitors center under construction at the amphitheater. By News Staff (GRAPHIC INFORMATION OR NUMERIC VALUES UNAVAILABLE FOR ELECTRONIC ...
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DINING AT RED ROCKS JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT RITZIER.(City Desk/Local)(Column)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Penny Parker ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS Fine dining at Red Rocks Amphitheatre used to mean bringing in your ... out magical meals? Just asking. BILL TAKES A BRIDE: Rocky Mountain News columnist Bill Johnson and his mortgage broker fiancee Kirsten Hodel ...
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Red Rocks to get face lift in 2001
The Gazette
; MORRISON - For nearly 60 years, the giant red sandstone walls at Red Rocks have echoed with the music of every passing era. From Big Band sounds of Benny Goodman, to the melodic crooning of Nat King Cole, to the pop tunes of the Beatles and Peter Paul & Mary, to the spacey vibes of The Grateful
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RED ROCKS STILL RED ROCKS AFTER $26 MILLION RENOVATION
Rocky Mountain News
; The dollars are in the details. As a crowd of Papa Roach fans piled into Red Rocks on Sunday, few, it seemed, realized much had changed. They were the first to see the $26.4 million worth of renovations at the park since it closed in September. Hidden from sight, Red Rocks' 1941 water and sewer
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RED ROCKS STILL RED ROCKS AFTER $26 MILLION RENOVATION.(City Desk/Local)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Brian D. Crecente News Staff Writer The dollars are in the details. As a crowd of Papa Roach fans piled into Red Rocks on Sunday, few, it seemed, realized ...
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AT RED ROCKS, PASSION AND LYRICISM WIN.(Spotlight)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Mary Voelz Chandler The concept of architecture without architects is visible daily in structures as goofy as exaggerated hot dog stands and as awe-inspiring as the twisted towers that grace the ruins at Hovenweep. And then there's Red Rocks. There certainly was an architect on that
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