Joanne Davidson was The Denver Post's society editor for 29 years before retiring in July 2015. She quickly discovered she wasn't ready for the rocking chair, so she dusted off her evening gowns and returned to the paper as a freelance reporter, writing feature stories and covering charitable fundraising events in the metro area. When she's not attending a gala, you can find her out walking her dogs or sampling the food in one of Denver's great restaurants.
The result was an event that raised $1.13 million and gave the 1,000 guests a better idea of what a good education means to the 92,000 youngsters enrolled in the...
What may well be Denver's longest-running fashion gala, the Brass Ring Luncheon and Fashion Show, marked its 40th year by welcoming a record 775 guests and raising $400,000 for The...
Their seemingly unlikely romance began with a blind date in 2016, and on May 19 an estimated 20 million people are expected to be watching as a real-life fairytale unfolds on television...
Their seemingly unlikely romance began with a blind date in 2016, and on May 19 an estimated 20 million people are expected to be watching as a real-life fairytale unfolds on television...
The money raised at Little Hearts, she added, "will be used to help patients and their families with things like food, lodging, education and transportation -- anything to make their...
In addition to raising money for Opera Colorado's education and community engagement programs, the Masked Ball celebrated the start of the company's 35th season.
In addition to raising money for Opera Colorado's education and community engagement programs, the Masked Ball celebrated the start of the company's 35th season.
The celebration marked the opening of the Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art's magnificent new building at 1201 Bannock St. in the Golden Triangle Creative District.