Aurora Now February 4, 2026

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It's one of the reasons Aurora is known as "The World in a City." On Havana Street features close to 50 unique and international dining delights. This week on Aurora Now, we meet a man who spent the past year eating at each and every one of them as part of a series featured in Westword. Hear why he says the people he met along the way are as much a part of the story as the food. Also on the show, the Aurora History Museum's homeschool program introduces students to Dearfield as part of Black History Month; hear how a historic site in Aurora is being transformed into affordable housing while also preserving the past; and can you guess this month's mystery object? All that and more this week on Aurora Now.

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Culinary writer joins Aurora Now in studio to share experience eating at every On Havana Street restaurant

Seoul Korean BBQ & Hot Pot is the latest restaurant from the "Aurora Eats" guide featured on “Into the Map” series

Celebrate Lunar New Year on Havana Street starting at noon on Feb. 15

Homeschool Days at Aurora History Museum highlights Dearfield, the largest Black homesteading settlement in Colorado

Can you name this mystery object from the Aurora History Museum?

Groundbreaking for new affordable housing community in Aurora that pays tribute to the site's historic past

PSA #1: Visit Aurora, Colorado

Community Calendar #1: Aurora Fest 2026, the city’s signature event, will be June 13 from 3 to 10 p.m.

PSA #2: CDOT wants you to know about "Driving in the (Winter) Wild"

Council Member Curtis Gardner encourages residents to attend Build Up Aurora Ranking Roundups to give feedback on future infrastructure projects