Festivals • Travel • The West

Road Trip of the Ancients – Part Two (Read part one – Castles in Chaco Canyon) I thought I’d sandwich a post dedicated to our stay in Farmington, New Mexico, between two posts about our visits to ancient sites in ... [ Read More ]

Road Trip of the Ancients – Part One As someone who is relatively well-read, graduated from college, and constantly gets higher-than-average scores on Grammarly (please read that last one in a sarcastic tone), I am embarrassed to say that I ... [ Read More ]

There is a lot of stuff happening in my life right now, and it will leak over to HeidiTown.com. The day I got back from my presentation in Fort Morgan, I got some unhappy medical news. I flew to Medford, ... [ Read More ]

Grass below, trees above, music floating on the breeze, and the air slightly tinted with the smell of hops. To me, that’s summertime. The Wellington Brewfest & Wine Tasting walks the line between old-fashioned beer fest and new-fangled fun. Let ... [ Read More ]

Perhaps you’ve driven by Frisco while on Interstate 70, or you’ve driven through to Breckenridge. While there are more famous towns in the Rocky Mountains, sometimes there’s more to a place than meets the eye. For instance, while there may ... [ Read More ]

Note from the Mayor: Case Studies will not be regularly published on HeidiTown.com. However, when an event calls for a Case Study to be written, it will be published here and on LinkedIn. Thank you.
Case Study  HeidiTown Consulting, ... [ Read More ]

We were more than a little excited about attending Collaboration Fest this year. Shockingly, I had never been, and I knew it was popular with brewers (the Colorado Brewers Guild hosts it). In the past, we went to so many ... [ Read More ]

My consulting business, HeidiTown Consulting, takes me to various towns to speak on variations of my theme, Love Where You Live. If you remember, earlier this year I spoke in Gothenburg, Nebraska, and more recently at IN THE GAME in ... [ Read More ]

Years ago, as a freshman in college, I had a short-lived crush on a drummer in our school’s renowned jazz band. During that moment, I became a big fan of jazz bands and learned of the University of Northern Colorado ... [ Read More ]

I like history, but I don’t love all history. Dinosaurs are cool, but I enjoy human history, even the ancient stuff. Our travel, over the last five years, has been inspired by the books we’re reading. When I write “reading,” ... [ Read More ]