Jordan Pruitt

(they/them)

Family Editor

Family activities

Kids and all-ages events

Parks and playgrounds

Seasonal events

Family editor. Parks, museums, seasonal events and all-ages outings, researched and checked.

Jordan Pruitt edits family coverage at 303Happenings: parks and playgrounds, museums, seasonal events and the all-ages outings that work for a real weekend with real kids. Jordan researches like a parent with a deadline, reading venue pages, park and city notices, program calendars and local parent coverage, and leads with what you need first: cost, ages it suits, where to park and how long it is worth staying. The tone is friendly and practical, and the guides are written to save you a phone call.

6 pieces published on 303Happenings since February 2026, mostly in Family & Kids, Seasonal & Holidays.

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Posts by Jordan Pruitt

Family & KidsOctober 14, 20263 min read

Highland hours and parking: 6 places with addresses

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Family & KidsOctober 14, 20264 min read

Places in Colfax for Film, Biscuits and Mexican Food

Places in Colfax: 6 stops with hours and parking. One of them, Denver Film Festival Screenings at 2510 E Colfax Ave, is marked good for children.

Seasonal & HolidaysOctober 13, 20263 min read

Jack-o'-Lantern Moon: A Two-Hour Paint and Sip in Lone Tree

The class runs two hours, which fits inside a Saturday afternoon without taking the whole day.

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Dog-Friendly Denver: Patios, Breweries, Parks & More

The complete map of dog-friendly venues in Denver — patios, breweries, restaurants, parks, and stores that welcome your four-legged friend.

Family & KidsOctober 11, 20261 min read

Family Friendly Denver: Zoo, Museum, Meow Wolf, Red Rocks

Family-friendly places and dog-friendly patios in each Denver neighborhood.

February 28, 20264 min read

The Eugene Field House in Denver: Tribune Years and 1883 Mint Robbery

Eugene Field — the poet who wrote 'Wynken, Blynken, and Nod' — lived in Denver from 1881 to 1883, editing the Denver Tribune and writing poetry. The 1875 house associated with his Denver years has a legend attached: bullet holes in the exterior woodwork, reportedly from a robbery near the Denver Mint.