The Deluxe brings bacon, pepper jack cheese and a buttermilk herb mayo. Matthew Schniper
I love that Birdcall opened directly across the street from a Chick-fil-A in northeast Colorado Springs. Itâs a âcluck youâ throwing down of the gauntlet: Weâre coming for your market share, even if just in this one neighborhood, for now. (Oh, and our food tastes better.)Â
Realistically, Chick-fil-A will be just fine, much as they weathered backlash from the LGBTQ community for past donation practices. But symbolically, Birdcall can at least achieve better-than status and find its niche of patrons willing to spend a few more bucks for superior products in an elevated fast-food setting. And tangibly, the growing chain can show the way forward as a social-impact business for new generations of eaters who do give many shits about whatâs in their food and what impacts that has on their health and the planet. Â
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While many art forms have hit a dead end during the pandemic, murals have continued to spread across Colorado. But if you want to venture out to see street-art paintings past and present, good luck: It s not easy to track them down much less trace their historic roots.
There s no map or guidebook that tells the story of the art on walls and buildings around the state. No cultural institution preserves its history, either. Not History Colorado. Not the Western History Collection at the Denver Public Library. Not the Denver Art Museum. That makes it difficult to determine what s been painted, who did it when.and why. Sometimes, the where disappears altogether.