This distinctive outdoor mall features 26 blocks of swanky salons, boutiques and restaurants. Sip coffee as you walk along tree lined avenues. Enjoy some pampering at one of the district's premier salons. Stroll through art galleries and designer boutiques. Allow at least an hour to browse the Tattered Cover bookstore. Then have dinner and drinks at a trendy bistro. Cherry Creek North Shopping District, which encompasses First, Second and Third Avenues from University to Steele, also serves as a showcase for the local galleries during the annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival. Street parking is tight. It is best to park across the street and use the Cherry Creek Mall's free parking garage.
Website: cherrycreeknorth.com
Phone: (303) 394-2904
Cross Streets: Between Josephine St and Columbine St
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- Tue Open 24 Hours
1st Ave. and University Blvd Denver, CO 80206 ·1378.62 mi
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- Family friendly
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Definitely avoid that sweetgreen place the management will ruin this business, in fact I can only wish this place goes bust soon.
MoreOur visits to friends living in the Cherry Creek area often includes attending fun community events.During this past summer, we enjoyed attending the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, a very large street festival that spanned many blocks along East 2nd Avenue. The well-curated arts festival hosted over 250 artists. We missed the Bastille Day festival that was held later in the summer.For the holidays, the Cherry Creek area was a Million Lights Getaway with trees and tall office and apartment buildings decked out with twinkling white and blue lights. We dropped by the Cherry Creek Holiday Market - the festival featured around 50 small booths in Fillmore Plaza. We did not see many people buying anything other than cocktails. We would have enjoyed more food and crafts vendors.
MoreOur visits to friends living in the Cherry Creek area often includes attending fun community events.During this past summer, we enjoyed attending the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, a very large street festival that spanned many blocks along East 2nd Avenue. The well-curated arts festival hosted over 250 artists. We missed the Bastille Day festival that was held later in the summer.For the holidays, the Cherry Creek area was a Million Lights Getaway with trees and tall office and apartment buildings decked out with twinkling white and blue lights. We dropped by the Cherry Creek Holiday Market - the festival featured around 50 small booths in Fillmore Plaza. We did not see many people buying anything other than cocktails. We would have enjoyed more food and crafts vendors.
MoreWe recently visited friends who live near the Cherry Creek North neighborhood of Denver. This residential and commercial area includes the Cherry Creek Shopping Center, many upscale shops and restaurants. Convenient mall parking (mall is across the street from 1st Avenue) and street parking.The Denver business and media community sponsor many events in this area. During the summer, we went to the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, a very large street festival that spanned many blocks along East 2nd Avenue. The well curated arts festival hosted over 250 artists.We recently attended the Cherry Creek Holiday Market. Much smaller than the arts festival, the holiday market featured around 50 vendors who were local Colorado artisans and producers.
MoreShopping or no, this is a good evening walk. I enjoyed walking and window shopping and the lights and decorations were nice to see.Most of the shopping seemed upscale. There were lots of restaurants.
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