Hipster areas of Denver?

[Timmyy]

Originally Posted by yungjoss

Santa Fe art district area. I am not a hipster but went into the house of this kid that was the most hipster place I have ever seen.

My brother in law displays his art there so I have seen the world that it is.

[davebarnes]

Twelve Denver Neighborhoods With the Most Hipsters | Westword

"Which Denver neighborhoods have the most hipsters?The folks at FindTheBest.com tried to discover the answer based on the following criteria: number of cafes, yoga studios, people with bachelor's degrees, and residents between the ages of twenty and 34.
What follows is a photo-illustrated list of the twelve Denver neighborhoods with the highest hipster scores.
That's followed by a heat map that allows you to get loads o' data about these neighborhoods and more.
Including the ones with a comparative hipster shortage."

[davidv]

Originally Posted by davebarnes

Twelve Denver Neighborhoods With the Most Hipsters | Westword

"Which Denver neighborhoods have the most hipsters?The folks at FindTheBest.com tried to discover the answer based on the following criteria: number of cafes, yoga studios, people with bachelor's degrees, and residents between the ages of twenty and 34."

They are using bad criteria to define hipsters. What they need to use is:
--number of independent free trade organic coffee shops instead of number of cafes.
--number of bike sharing stations instead of number of yoga studios.
--number of trustifarians with bachelor's degrees from the "little ivies" instead of number of people with bachelor's degrees.
--number of residents between ages 20-34 who aren't living in their parents house.

They should also add to their criteria:
--number of beards, tatoos, and black frame glasses per capita.
--number of car sharing members per capita.
--percentage of bars serving PBR (for the times you want to drink "ironically.")
--number of brew pubs.

That would give this list a who lot more credibility.

[ayoitzrimz]

Originally Posted by davidv

They are using bad criteria to define hipsters. What they need to use is:
--number of independent free trade organic coffee shops instead of number of cafes.
--number of bike sharing stations instead of number of yoga studios.
--number of trustifarians with bachelor's degrees from the "little ivies" instead of number of people with bachelor's degrees.
--number of residents between ages 20-34 who aren't living in their parents house.

They should also add to their criteria:
--number of beards, tatoos, and black frame glasses per capita.
--number of car sharing members per capita.
--percentage of bars serving PBR (for the times you want to drink "ironically.")
--number of brew pubs.

That would give this list a who lot more credibility.

Don't forget the silly mustaches!

[bluescreen73]

Hipsterism - the non-conformist movement where everyone looks the same. Irony.

[davebarnes]

Originally Posted by davidv

--percentage of bars serving PBR (for the times you want to drink "ironically.")

No.
When you want to drink cheaply and don't care about taste.
That is me.
The wife always yells at me when I order a PBR and tells me I can afford better. But, my retort is: price / performance(alcohol content).

[Timmyy]

PBR is a great beer to drink while mowing the lawn.