Best Arts and Culture Places in Highlands Ranch

"This “incredible” spot provides licensed artwork from Disney, LucasFilms, Marvel and DC Comics and is a one-stop-shop for fans of movies and comic books."

"There’s no end to the wonder you can experience at Fascination Street Fine Art. Here, they house everything from traditional still life to pop art. Casual and approachable, this is a fantastic spot to visit for beginning art lovers."

"One of the less visited Denver museums, the Mizel Museum offers a small but fascinating look at 4,000 years of Jewish history, along with a variety of visiting exhibitions. Note that tours of the museum are by appointment only."

"One of the most popular contemporary galleries in Denver, this space gives artists—both local and national—a place to get creative. If you get a chance, we recommend stopping by during one of their exciting opening receptions to enjoy the art among other art lovers."

"Featuring only Colorado artists, the Cherry Creek Art Gallery is a space where you can go and appreciate (and support!) local artists. Most of the styles are of Colorado scenery but you can also enjoy some contemporary pieces as well."

"This gallery offers two floors of gallery space, giving you plenty of room to enjoy local art. They have no exclusivity on who they display, so you can expect to see both emerging and established artists working with all different types of mediums."

"Family owned and operated, Five Guys is one of the leading fast casual burger restaurants in the world, offering a classic take on burgers, hot dogs, fries, milkshakes and more. Our business started in 1986 with a fanatical focus on quality ingredients, clean restaurants and exceptional customer ..."

"The fact that this fast-casual pie parlor was founded by the guys behind Frasca Food & Wine makes its price point all the more surprising: From the famous Mais with ham, corn, and crème fraîche to the Supreme with pepperoni, sausage, onions, and peppers, not one 11-inch option cracks the $10 mark, and on Mondays, Margherita pizzas go for $5. (Three other locations in the Highlands, Central Park, and Hale spread the wealth.)"

"Colorado Blvd., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the affordable spot to score coffee and tea, bubble tea and juices and smoothies four stars out of 363 reviews. Yelper Octavia F., who reviewed Lollicup on Feb. 28, shared, 'Of all the boba tea places opening up around town over the last couple of years, this place will continue to be the best. They have tons of flavors, are consistent and always delicious."

"Whether it’s the growers, the shippers, the roasters, the makers or the drinkers, Spur Coffee loves people and loves coffee for the way it has connected their team to every person along that journey. You can order your coffee to drink at home or stop in the bright and modern Denver cafe to pair your beverage with pastries and food items that are made from scratch daily."

"The Lowdown: Originally a location in Littleton,Spur Coffee‘s cafe recently re-located to the Baker neighborhood a block from Broadway. Its roastery is located in the Clayton neighborhood, only open by appointment. But its cafe is something close to perfect with big windows, white walls, plants and a disco ball above the counter area to name some elements."