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A new year brings higher admission prices for some attractions in the Denver area, but not all. The Denver Art Museum and Wild Animal Sanctuary are keeping their admission prices at last years level. Meanwhile, Water World raised its prices for adults by $5 for 2012 while the Denver Zoo also raised its admission by $2 in 2012.

February features 29 days instead of the humdrum 28 for Leap Year in 2012. Enjoy the extra day of February by indulging in another helping of Denver Restaurant Week during the last week of February. Other February events include Valentines Day on Tues., Feb. 14 and Presidents Day on Mon., Feb. 20. What are you planning to do with your extra day in February?

Celebrate Valentines Day in the Mile High City with a romantic night at one of Denvers hotels, or with a hands-on class in couples massage. Or take your sweetheart out to dinner at one of Denvers best date restaurants. Loveland ski resort even offers a free marriage ceremony for couples willing to ski down the mountain as husband and wife.

Photographer Garry Winogrand captured the changing role of women in New York City in the 1960s and 1970s with his series of candid street photos. Armed with a 35mm camera, Winogrand roamed the streets of the Big Apple with an eye out for everyday moments in the life of the city. "Garry Winogrand: Women are Beautiful" is on display from Jan. 29 - Sept.