Four tickets to the January 10, 2019 public night at the Denver University's historic Chamberlin Observatory.

Public Nights are a Denver tradition that began on the night of August 1, 1894. The Denver Astronomical Society has hosted Public Nights at the University of Denver's Historic Chamberlin Observatory for over 60 years.

All public nights start with an informative, multi-media astronomy presentation by a DAS lecturer. Presentations may be illustrated with colorful computer graphics shows, videos, and/or whatever audio/visual method is appropriate. Astronomy presentations are designed for visitors of all ages.

Additionally, visitors will be treated to telescopic views of the moon, stars and star clusters, planets, galaxies, nebulae, etc., through Chamberlin's historic, 28-foot long, 20-inch aperture Alvan Clark-Saegmuller refracting telescope (weather permitting).

On cloudy nights, visitors can still hear the lecture, view and learn about the telescope, and receive a tour of the observatory, including its various clocks, the meridian telescope, library, wall displays, and an animated video display on the night sky for that month. DAS volunteers will be happy to answer any questions you may have about astronomy, astronomical observing, and the observatory.

A $100 gift Certificate to Elway's

Elway's emerged from a mixture of good friends, good food and the belief that Coloradans are looking for - and deserve - more from a dining experience.

Longtime friends John Elway and Tim Schmidt envisioned a place where friends, families and business professionals could celebrate life's victories, or just unwind at the end of a busy day. Where an ever-changing menu offered the best of the best, accompanied by fine wines at fair prices. All delivered in a contemporary atmosphere much like Colorado itself - adventurous, fun and always alive.

Together, John, Tim and the Elway's management team invite you to enjoy Elway's and the best of Colorado.

Expires October 9, 2019