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June 06th, 2025

6/6/2025

 

A Message from Brittni Joy,
Executive Director

Hello Neighbors,
Welcome to June — a month rich with celebration, reflection, and togetherness.
At CHUN, we’re proud to honor Pride Month, a time to uplift and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community and the vibrant diversity that makes Capitol Hill such a unique place to call home. We're also commemorating Juneteenth, a powerful day of freedom and resilience, and recognizing Caribbean-American Heritage Month, celebrating the culture, contributions, and history of Caribbean-Americans in shaping our nation.
This month is about connection — to each other, to our history, and to the green spaces and institutions that hold our community together. From happy hours to park cleanups, concerts to civic conversations, we invite you to be part of it all. Whether you're nominating a Good Neighbor, attending a planning meeting, or just stopping by with a stuffed animal for a child in need, you are building a stronger Capitol Hill.
Thank you for being part of this vibrant, inclusive, ever-evolving neighborhood. Let’s make this June one to remember.
With gratitude,
Brittni Joy
Executive Director
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CHUN Community Announcements!


Welcome to the Community! 
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​Let's Celebrate our New Members! 
Alec Rodriguez

Sharon Hart

CHUN Business Member of the Month! 
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Designing with Purpose, Crafting with HeartThis June, CHUN proudly spotlights Arch11 Inc., a distinguished architecture firm based in Denver and Boulder, as our Business Member of the Month. Renowned for their modernist designs that harmoniously blend with Colorado's landscapes, Arch11 has been shaping spaces that resonate with both form and function for over three decades.
A Legacy of ExcellenceFounded in 1993 by E.J. Meade, Arch11 has consistently pushed the boundaries of architectural innovation. Their commitment to sustainable and resilient design has earned them numerous accolades, including the prestigious 2024 AIA Colorado Firm of the Year Award. This honor recognizes their outstanding contributions to architecture and their dedication to mentoring the next generation of designers.
Notable ProjectsArch11's portfolio is a testament to their versatility and vision. From the Syncline House, a LEED Gold-certified residence that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings , to the 909 Walnut Street mixed-use building in Boulder, which received top honors for its sustainable design and contextual sensitivity , their projects exemplify thoughtful and innovative design.
Commitment to CommunityBeyond their architectural achievements, Arch11 is deeply invested in community engagement. Their collaborative approach fosters strong relationships with clients, artisans, and the broader community, ensuring that each project reflects a shared vision and purpose.
As we celebrate Pride Month, Juneteenth, and Caribbean-American Heritage Month, we honor Arch11's dedication to creating inclusive spaces that reflect the diverse tapestry of our community.
For more information about Arch11 and their inspiring work, visit arch11.com
Click here to learn more about Arch 11

 Don’t Miss Out on CHUN Member Perks!

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Hey neighbors—have you seen the email and downloaded your CHUN membership card yet? If not, you’re missing out on some seriously sweet perks! 
 Being a CHUN member means saving money while supporting local favorites. Here’s what your card unlocks:
 10% off at:
  • Secret Garden – A hidden gem for fresh bites and cocktails
  • Locales Taco + Tequila Bar – Tacos, tequila, and savings (full price menu items) 
  • Supreme Dry Cleaners – Keep your threads fresh at a discount 
 $5 off tickets to the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra – perfect for date night or a cultural escape
 Not a member yet? No problem! Join today and start enjoying the neighborhood like a true insider.
 Supporting CHUN means supporting the heart of Capitol Hill—be part of our mission to plan, preserve, and improve our community.

CHUN News and Highlights!


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RE- Introducing the CHUN Good Neighbor Award! Celebrating the People, Businesses, and Organizations That Make Cap Hill Shine 
Do you know someone who always waves hello?
A business that goes above and beyond for its customers?
An organization that shows up—time and again—for our community?
 Now’s your chance to nominate them for CHUN’s brand-new
Good Neighbor Award!This award is a fresh take on our past recognition programs—but with a twist: it’s all about celebrating the spirit of community.
We want YOU, the CHUN community, to help us spotlight those who make Capitol Hill better, brighter, and more connected.
 A Good Neighbor Embodies:
  • Respect – Honors others’ space, time, and boundaries
  • Communication – Is approachable, listens, and builds trust
  • Reliability – Shows up, follows through, and checks in
  • Engagement – Supports local events, efforts, and change
  • Kindness – Spreads joy with small acts that make a big impact
Whether it’s a friendly face next door, a nonprofit making waves, or your favorite café supporting neighbors in need--nominations are open!
 Submit a nomination today at:
 www.chundenver.org/good-neighbor-awards.html
 Deadline to submit: June 15, 2025
 Winner announced at CHUN FUN Day in the Park – July 6, 2025
Let’s lift up the folks who make Cap Hill a great place to live, work, and belong 
Nominate today!

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​No Secret About It: CHUN’s May Happy Hour Was a Hit

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​It may be called the Secret Garden, but there was nothing hush-hush about the fun we had at CHUN’s May Happy Hour! On a sun-drenched evening in Capitol Hill, more than 20 CHUN members, friends, and neighbors gathered on the café’s patio to unwind, connect, and celebrate spring in style.
What started as a few friendly faces quickly grew into a full-fledged block of tables, laughter echoing under the twinkling lights. As more folks arrived, we just kept adding chairs — and stories — to the mix. It was one of those effortless evenings where strangers became friends, local issues sparked spirited conversation, and a shared love of community tied it all together.


There’s something truly special about seeing neighbors come together — not just for meetings or initiatives, but for joy. CHUN’s happy hours are more than social outings; they’re opportunities to deepen connections and strengthen the fabric of Capitol Hill.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the evening so welcoming and vibrant. A special shoutout to the Secret Garden Café for their warm hospitality and support of community gatherings.
 Missed this one? Don’t worry — the next CHUN happy hour is June 11th at Champagne Tiger!

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Celebrate PRIDE with CHUN: Happy Hour on June 11
Wednesday, June 11 | 4:30 PM | Location Champagne TigerLove, laughter, and libations — what could be better? Join CHUN, the Lavender Hill Cultural Arts District, and Champagne Tiger for an unforgettable PRIDE Happy Hour on June 11, starting at 4:30 PM.
We’re mixing it up with a Tiger Spritz,  vibrant community connections, and an inclusive atmosphere that welcomes everyone. It’s a toast to diversity, creativity, and the LGBTQ+ leaders who make our neighborhood so special.
 Come as you are
 Stay for the sips
 Leave with a full heart



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Pride in Our Parks: Governor’s Park Cleanup – June 7This Pride Month, we’re channeling our love for community into action with a Governor’s Park Cleanup on Saturday, June 7 at 9:00 AM, in partnership with Denver Park Trust.
Pride in Our Parks celebrates the beautiful intersection of environmental stewardship and LGBTQ+ pride. Join your neighbors as we roll up our sleeves to clean, beautify, and show our appreciation for one of Capitol Hill’s most beloved green spaces.
 We’ll be picking up trash, weeding, planting, and spreading positivity.
 All are welcome — bring a friend (or a few)!
 Meet at 9:00 AM sharp at Governor’s Park
 Sign up here  https://denverparktrust.org/open-volunteer-registration/
Let’s make the park shine with love, sweat, and a little rainbow sparkle.

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Stuffed Animal Toy Drive Begins June 3Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods is thrilled to once again team up with our friends at Presbyterian/St. Luke’s HCA Health One Campus for a heartfelt initiative: the Stuffed Animal Toy Drive, beginning June 3.
This is your chance to brighten a child’s day in a big way — by donating a brand new stuffed animal. These toys will bring comfort and smiles to children during hospital stays, offering a snuggly reminder that the community is thinking of them.
Drop-off Location: Secret Garden Café (southeast corner, under the TV)
 Items Needed: NEW stuffed animals only — please no used or gently loved items!
Let’s rally together to fill up that donation bin with soft, cuddly joy. A small gesture can make a huge difference. Collection runs throughout June — stop by anytime!

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 Film Night: Join or Die with Denver INC & CHUNWednesday, June 12 | Time 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
What does civic engagement really mean in today’s world? The powerful documentary Join or Die dives into that very question — and CHUN is proud to co-present this screening with Denver INC as part of the Denver Film Festival.
This thought-provoking film explores the importance of joining — whether that’s a neighborhood group, local board, or city council meeting — and how participation is key to a functioning democracy.
 Wednesday, June 12,  5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
 Tickets available now (don’t wait!)
 Location : Historic Holiday Theater
If you’ve ever wondered how to get more involved in shaping your community, this film is your sign. Come for the movie, stay for the conversation.

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Fun in the SUN with CHUN — July 6 at Cheesman ParkReady to welcome summer the right way? Join CHUN for our annual Fun in the SUN with CHUN Day on Sunday, July 6, in the beautiful setting of Cheesman Park.
This event is bursting with joy and neighborhood pride — from lawn games and community booths to the highly anticipated Good Neighbor Awards and a concert by the Denver Municipal Band!
 Schedule of Fun:
• 4:00 PM – Games & Activities Begin
• 6:30 PM – Good Neighbor Awards Ceremony
• 7:00 PM – Denver Municipal Band performance
Bring your family, friends, dogs, and picnic blankets! This is the perfect evening to kick back, celebrate community champions, and enjoy music under the trees.

BE a HERO! Volunteer with CHUN today!

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​Our community thrives when neighbors step up, pitch in, and make a difference. This month, CHUN invites you to be a hero by sharing your Time, Talent, or Treasure. Whether you're lending a hand at an event, using your skills to support a committee, or contributing resources, your efforts help build a stronger, more connected Capitol Hill.
Check out this month’s volunteer opportunities by scanning the QR code or clicking the button below. From helping at neighborhood gatherings to supporting civic engagement, there’s a place for everyone to shine.
✨ Because when you give back, our whole community moves forward!
Click here to sign up for a volunteer opportunity!

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​🏛️ History Matters: A Night of Preservation, Policy & Purpose

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CHUN Committee Hosts Insightful Discussion on Denver’s Evolving Historic Landscape
On a recent spring evening at the historic Tears-McFarlane House, CHUN’s History Matters Committee gathered for a dynamic and informative meeting, underscoring just how much our past continues to shape our future.
Led by longtime chair and community advocate Bruce Caughey, the meeting welcomed special guest Jennifer Cappetto, Manager of Denver Landmark Preservation, for a wide-ranging and timely conversation about the challenges and opportunities facing our historic neighborhoods.
🔍 Topics on the Table:
  • Design Review: Jennifer shared a helpful overview of how design review works within designated historic districts — highlighting what homeowners, developers, and community members need to know when proposing changes or renovations.
  • Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs): One of the evening’s liveliest topics focused on ADUs and their compatibility with historic design guidelines. With increased interest in housing flexibility across Denver, understanding how ADUs can integrate respectfully into historic districts is more relevant than ever.
  • Colfax & Franklin Demolitions: Jennifer also addressed the potential demolitions proposed near Colfax & Franklin, providing an update on the status of those properties and the city’s approach to preservation advocacy amid growth pressures.
The room was filled with thoughtful questions, community insight, and a shared passion for preserving the character of our beloved Capitol Hill while embracing smart, inclusive progress.

​🌉 Bridging Concerns: CHUN Speaks Out on Proposed Civic Center Project 🗣️

CHUN is raising concerns about a proposed elevated pedestrian walkway between the Capitol and Civic Center Park. While we support revitalizing Civic Center, this new bridge would alter historic sightlines, pose safety issues, and lack clear funding. We’re calling for more community input and better solutions as we prepare to celebrate Colorado’s 150th birthday.

Click the button below to see the full letter of opposition. 
Click Here to Read the Full Text

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  ​🏙️ Zoning & Planning Meeting: Let’s Shape Our Future Together

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Monday, June 24 | 6:00 PM | Location Tears McFarlane House
Growth is happening all around us—and how we plan for it today determines the kind of neighborhood we’ll live in tomorrow.
That’s why CHUN’s Urban Planning Committee is once again teaming up with Denver INC’s Zoning and Planning (ZAP) Committee for a powerful community meeting on Monday, June 24 at 6:00 PM. This is a must-attend for anyone interested in how development, infrastructure, and city planning affect Capitol Hill.
🗣️ What’s on the Agenda?
  • Sidewalks & Sustainability: Hear from a guest speaker about the carbon emissions impact of Denver’s Sidewalk Initiative—and how better pedestrian infrastructure can support a greener future.
  • Permitting Progress: A speaker from Denver’s Community Planning and Development (CPD) office will update us on important changes and improvements to the permitting process.
  • Parking Policy in Focus: We'll also revisit the Modernizing Parking Requirements Project introduced by Jill Locantore in our previous meeting. This time, the CHUN Urban Planning Committee will take a formal vote on whether to endorse the project, which aims to make parking policies more sustainable and responsive to community needs.
📍 Who Should Attend?Everyone! Whether you’re a longtime homeowner, a new renter, a small business owner, or just a curious neighbor, this is your opportunity to:
  • Learn about real changes coming to our community
  • Ask questions directly to planners and city representatives
  • Share your voice in shaping Capitol Hill’s future
📣 Be in the room where decisions begin. Your input matters more than you know.

🔹 Legislation We SupportCHUN’s Urban Planning Committee recommended supporting several key state bills that align with our mission of equitable, inclusive neighborhood development. The following bills that we supported passed: 
✅ HB25-1273: Residential Building Stair Modernization
✅ HB25-1004: No Pricing Coordination Between Landlords
✅ HB25-1093: Limiting Anti-Growth Land Use Policies


🔥 Fireside Chats with George G: June Recap + August Preview

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Keeping the Conversations Going in Capitol Hill
CHUN’s Fireside Chats with George G continue to spark meaningful dialogue and neighborhood connection—thank you to everyone who joined us on June 3 at the Tears-McFarlane House!
Our most recent chat focused on Parks & Public Spaces.  From the open areas in front of the SIE film center to public restrooms, accessibility to tree canopy, neighbors shared thoughtful feedback and big ideas for how we can better steward the green spaces that bring life to Capitol Hill. Whether advocating for cleaner parks, more shaded seating, or inclusive recreation, it’s clear our community cares deeply about the places where we gather, play, and recharge.
👏 A heartfelt thank-you to all who participated—and especially to George G for continuing to lead these conversations with such thoughtfulness and purpose.

🚇 Looking Ahead: Transportation Talk in AugustOur next Fireside Chat is scheduled for Tuesday, August 5, and we’re shifting gears—literally.
🚦 Topic: Transportation
We’ll explore mobility challenges and opportunities across Capitol Hill, from pedestrian safety and bike lanes to public transit, parking, and the future of our city streets.
Whether you walk, roll, ride, or drive, this conversation is for you. Bring your ideas, concerns, and curiosity as we work toward a more connected and accessible neighborhood.
🗓️ SAVE THE DATE:
Fireside Chat with George G
 August 5 | 6:15 PM
Tears-McFarlane House
These chats are open to everyone—CHUN members, local businesses, longtime residents, and new neighbors alike. Come for the conversation, stay for the community.

History Matters Moment

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The Forgotten Graves of Denver's Cheesman Park and Botanic Gardens

Cheesman Park and the Denver Botanic Gardens in Denver, Colorado, are located on land that once served as cemeteries just as Denver City was growing into a real city, soon to be called, “Denver.”
Mount Prospect Cemetery, established in 1858 encompassed 160 acres. In 1865, 40 acres became Mount Calvary Cemetery for Catholic burials. The cemetery also had different sections that also included a Jewish and Chinese burials in different sections as well as an area for paupers. By 1872, Congress determined the land was technically federal property and sold it to the City of Denver for $1.25 an acre under the condition that it remain a cemetery. It was named the Denver City Cemetery
However, as the area surrounding the site developed, the city lobbied to repurpose the land into a public space. Congress approved the change in 1890, and the cemetery was renamed Congress Park. At that time families and community members relocated bodies, most often to Fairmont of Riverfront cemeteries.
In 1893, Denver began relocating approximately 5,000 graves under undertaker E. P. McGovern. The project was plagued by scandal due to mishandling, including the use of child-sized coffins and alleged corpse dismemberment, leading to McGovern’s dismissal. The incomplete relocation left many remains behind. Low estimates are 400-800 bodies and higher estimates are 2000-4000.
In the early 1900s, Mayor Robert Speer, influenced by the City Beautiful movement, sought to beautify the park. Although initial fundraising efforts failed, the family of Walter Scott Cheesman donated $100,000 for a pavilion, and the park was renamed in his honor.
In 1950, Denver acquired Mount Calvary’s land, and the Denver Botanic Gardens were established there, officially opening in 1966. In 2010, irrigation work at Cheesman Park in Denver uncovered four preserved skeletons, according to CNN and The Denver Post. The skeletons were re-interred at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Denver News and Community Updates
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Historic Denver's Private Spaces: Queer Capitol Hill Walking Tour
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Explore Queer Capitol Hill with a tour developed by David Duffield, co-founder and coordinator of the Center LGBTQ History Project for Colorado on Colfax. The tour will take guests through Bachelor's Row and look at how single apartments offered privacy for a closeted community. We'll explore how public spaces were a refuge and places to connect for LGBTQ people. And we will look at how laws such as anti-crossdressing and R-0 zoning kept queer Denver heavily policed and segregated. Finally, we will look at places of liberation like the first headquarters of the Gay Coalition of Denver, apartments for Denver Area Mattachine Society, and the first headquarters for the Gay Community Center of Colorado. From within the spaces of Capitol Hill came the hearts and activism of generations of queer people. A legacy born of streets, parks, and private spaces. Tours are 6/7, 6/10, 6/21, 6/24, 7/19, and 8/30!!! Register today!
Click here to register!

🥕🎶 City Park Farmers Market Is Blooming With Summer Vibes

The City Park Farmers Market is back in full swing, and there’s something fresh and exciting for everyone this month! 🌻
Each Saturday morning, you’ll find a vibrant mix of local farmers, artisans, and community members gathering under the trees with:
  • Crisp seasonal veggies and fruits
  • Fresh-baked goods, flowers, and handmade goods
  • Live local music to set the tone while you shop
🌾 NEW THIS MONTH: We’re thrilled to welcome Grama Grass & Livestock to the market family! Stop by their booth this weekend to say hello and check out their pasture-raised meats and regenerative practices.
📍 Every Saturday, 8 AM – 1 PM | City Park Esplanade at E. Colfax & Columbine
Bring your reusable bags, a smile, and a love for local!
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🌈🎉 You're Invited: WASH PARK PRIDE — June 27! 

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​Mark your calendars and bring your crew—CHUN is excited to share that WASH PARK PRIDE is back and bigger than ever! 📅 Thursday, June 27
🕓 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Logan & Alameda Lot Celebrate Pride with food trucks, games, drag performances, community booths, and activities for all ages! 💃🌭🧃 ✨ Official After Party:
🔥 Fire on the Mountain | 8–10 PM
Wind down the day with wings, drinks, and music at this family-friendly favorite. 🎟️ For more info or to buy tickets, email: [email protected]
Come as you are—this is a celebration for everyone.

​Experience India in the Heart of Denver — Indian Festival Returns June 8!

Mark your calendars for a cultural celebration like no other! 🎉 The 2nd Annual Indian Festival in Denver is coming to Civic Center Park on Sunday, June 8, from 11 AM to 4 PM, and it promises to be a feast for all the senses.
Presented in partnership with the Civic Center Conservancy, this joyful event invites you to experience the vibrant colors, rich traditions, and incredible flavors of India—without ever leaving downtown Denver!
🎶 What to Expect:
  • 🌟 Live music and traditional dance performances
  • 🍛 Delicious Indian cuisine from local vendors
  • 🛍️ Cultural exhibits and artisan shopping
  • 🎨 Family-friendly activities and fun for all ages
Whether you're reconnecting with your roots or exploring something new, this festival is a beautiful way to learn, taste, dance, and celebrate.
📍 Location: Civic Center Park
🕚 Festival Hours: 11 AM – 4 PM
🚛 Set Up: 8 – 10 AM
Come for the samosas, stay for the Bollywood beats! 💃🕌
We’ll see you under the sun on June 8!
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​✊🏽🏳️‍🌈 Celebrate & Support Black Pride Colorado – June 8–15

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CHUN is proud to uplift and support Black Pride Colorado, an incredible celebration of Black LGBTQIA+ joy, creativity, and activism.
Taking place June 8–15, this year’s Pride Week offers a powerful lineup of community events including:
  • 🎭 Black Excellence Ball – Vogue, expression, and elegance
  • 🗣️ Black Queer Town Hall – Insightful discussion & community building
  • 🧘🏽‍♂️ Wellness Events – Healing circles, yoga, and intentional connection
  • 🎉 Dance Parties & Cultural Celebrations – Because joy is resistance!
📍 Visit blackpridecolorado.org/events for the full schedule.
🙋🏾‍♀️ Want to volunteer? Black Pride is powered by community—sign up to support the movement and be part of the action.
Let’s show up, show love, and make space for all voices this Pride season.

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