Evan Dale is a writer and photographer who, since 2017, has been covering emerging artists and stories in the music, art, fashion, and culinary worlds, along with their many cross-cultural intersections. Born and raised in the Denver area, he graduated from the University of Colorado in 2016 before spending years traveling and working across France as well as East and Southeast Asia. Back in Denver, he works as an architectural designer during the day and a bartender at night, while continuing to explore and expand his passion for both written and photojournalism, having earned bylines and credits from local rags to his own independent online magazine.
When not working, he’s usually traveling, skiing or spending time with his girlfriend and their puppy, Yuzu.
In 2019, a small but respectably ragtag crew of Denver vintage enthusiasts backed their cars into a parking lot for the inaugural ThriftCon. The goal was simple: to bring together the largely scattered local vintage clothing community in one place, celebrate their...
Room for Milly first opened just a few weeks before the pandemic impermanently shuttered its doors. Six years later, the mid-century-inspired cocktailerie lives on as a staple of the Platte Street rebirth that has at times felt arduous post-COVID. But now, with Emage...
Though having just opened in Wash Park at the tail end of last year, Goudy’s Deli & Market is anything but a new venture for Christophe Goudy, his wife Celine and their partner, Yvan Leheurou – who also owns and operates Le Frigo in Boulder. The expansive market –...
Coffee and tea are so interwoven into the routines of those who partake that making any adjustments to the morning — or afternoon, or evening — practice, can feel like bit of a risk. But wherever it is that a caffeine fix falls into your day-to-day, take this as a...
For Boulder, its residents and its visitors, the Hotel Boulderado is more than a relic of an era gone by – it’s a still very relevant institution. It’s been an important cornerstone since it first opened in 1909. Designed by local architects, William Redding &...
Most of Denver’s restaurants are young. The boom of the last couple decades has inspired a lot of openings. The subsequent competition along with the volatile nature and razor thin margins of the industry have caused a lot of closures. The pandemic and the shutdown...