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Post-Tour Activities: Explore Denver After Your Seed & Smith Visit

You just finished your Seed & Smith grow tour — now what? Whether you’re looking to indulge your senses, taste your way through Denver, or dive into Colorado’s art and science scene, the city is full of memorable ways to round out your day. Here’s your staff-curated guide to the best of Denver, near our facility and beyond.  

 

Food Halls & Local Flavors

Denver’s food halls deliver variety and vibes perfect for sharing and splitting plates if you’ve got post-dispo run munchies:

Stanley Marketplace: Located in Aurora, this converted aviation building hosts over 50 local businesses, from craft breweries to creative eateries. Try a cone from Sweet Cow or swing by Wax Trax Records to upgrade your vinyl collection. Open daily, but hours vary by vendor.  

Denver Central Market: A RiNo favorite blending artisanal food stalls, craft cocktails, and local art. Great for lunch or happy hour before exploring what the rest of the neighborhood has to offer. Open 8:00am – 10:00pm. 

Denver Milk Market: Found inside the historic Dairy Block downtown, Milk Market features 16 vendors under one roof, from brunch to bao buns. Open daily, typically from 8:00 am – 9:00 pm.  

The Shops at Northfield: For a laidback afternoon of shopping and casual dining, Northfield combines brand-name retailers with Colorado-based favorites.  Free parking, open from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm.  

For other foodie favorites sure to appease a variety of palates, you might also check out Avanti Food & Beverage in the Lower Highlands and Edgewater Public Market near Sloan’s Lake.  

 

Museums & History

History buffs and adventurers can uncover nature, art, and history for a full day of exploration and learning before or after the Seed & Smith tour:  

Wildlife Drive at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal: Just over 10 minutes from Seed & Smith, this 11-mile scenic drive offers a glimpse of bison, deer, bald eagles, prairie dogs, and more in their natural habitat. Open from sunrise to sunset.  

Denver Museum of Nature and Science: A perfect place for curious minds. Explore exhibits on gems, space, and dinosaurs, or catch artist Sean Kenney’s Brick Planet exhibit of sculptures made entirely out of LEGOs (open through May 3, 2026). Open daily from 9:00am to 5:00pm, $26 general admission.  

Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum: Located in a former Air Force Hangar, this museum showcases aircraft, spacesuits, and simulators. Admission is $20, and the museum is open 10:00am to 5:00pm Monday – Saturday and 12:00 pm – 5:00pm on Sunday.  

History Colorado Center: Engage with interactive exhibits about Colorado’s culture and people. Open from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm daily, $20 admission. 

Denver Art Museum: One of Denver’s most iconic cultural landmarks, the DAM is great for anyone who wants a slow afternoon of world-class art and design. The museum is open every day but Wednesday, with varying hours and tickets start at $22.

 

Factory Tours & Local Makers

See how other Colorado makers are working hard at their crafts: 

Celestial Seasonings Factory Tour (Boulder): Discover the journey of tea and enjoy a sensory walkthrough of their iconic factory. Tours are by reservation only Tuesday – Saturday from 10:00am – 4:00pm and are $6 per person.  

Never Summer Industries Factory Tour: Snowboard enthusiasts can take the free hour-long tour and get a behind-the-scenes look at the Denver born and bred board maker. Tours are Monday – Friday and require a reservation.  

Hammond’s Candies Factory Tour: Immerse yourself in candy-coated nostalgia and marvel at the creation of lollipops, candy canes, and 5,000 pounds worth of sweet treats. Tours are Monday – Saturday from 9:15am to 2:15pm, and reservations require a 24-hour notice.  

Cultura Chocolate: A Latina-owned bean-to-bar chocolate factory and café in the Westwood neighborhood. Stop in for sipping chocolate and conchas. Open 4:30pm to 8:30pm on Thursday and Friday, and 10:30am to 2:30pm on Saturday and Sunday. 

 

Art, Culture, and Creative Spaces

Get inspired and hands-on with Denver’s vibrant creative scene: 

Beyond Lightshow at International Church of Cannabis: Experience an immersive art and light production inside a stunning converted church. Shows start at $25, with multiple shows daily. 

Spectra Art Space: A blend of visual art, light installations, and local maker exhibits. Their current Spookadelia Immersive Art Experience runs every day but Tuesday, and tickets for the hourly time slots start at roughly $25. 

Stryker Studio: Offering a hands-on silversmithing experience, Stryker’s workshops start at $85 and grant participants the opportunity to craft their own fine jewelry.  

Paddywax Candle Bar: Another creative space that feels equal parts workshop and souvenir stop, Paddywax offers a DIY candle-pouring experiencesin the RiNo neighborhood. The workshop is $39 per person and covers all materials and guidance, and candles are ready for pickup three hours after pouring. 

 

Fun & Games

Need to burn off some energy? These Denver-area spots include adventure for all ages: 

Archery Games Denver: Think dodgeball meets archery. Sessions start around $30 per person and are a great way to stoke some friendly competition. 

FlyteCo Tower: A brewery with aviation flair located at the former Stapleton Airport Tower. Mini golf, axe throwing, arcade games, and a rotating beer list with a local, laidback vibe. 

Bounce Empire (Lafayette): This massive indoor amusement park boasts 50,000 square feet of inflatable obstacle courses, giant slides, arcade games, and frequent themed events. Admission starts at $34; open daily with varying hours.  

 

Seed & Smith: Built for Colorado

Denver days are best when they balance a little wonder, a little movement, and a little room to slow down. If your Seed & Smith visit is part of a bigger adventure, keep it easy and intentional, and make space for the kind of experiences that pair well with fresh air, good company, and a clear plan for getting home safely.  

Stay smart and stay legal: cannabis consumption is for private spaces or licensed lounges, never public land or outdoor events. Seed & Smith is proud to be part of Colorado’s culture of curiosity and community, and we’re stoked to help you keep the adventure thoughtful and safe from start to finish.  

April 20, 2026
Colorado News

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