Denver comes alive today and all weekend, so listeners looking for excitement, culture, or just a great time out, the Mile High City has you covered. The day begins with a powerful remembrance: Colorado Remembers 9/11 is happening at Ellie Caulkins Opera House, bringing together the community in reflection. At Red Rocks Amphitheatre, adventurous folks can join the annual 9/11 Stair Climb for a moving tribute and a little physical challenge. For music lovers, tonight’s Vivir Sin Aire tour by Latin rock legends Maná will fill Red Rocks with energy and rhythm you won’t want to miss. Later, the Church Nightclub hosts an electrifying Global Dance event featuring Wilkinson, with doors opening at 10 pm for those ready to dance into the wee hours.

Art fans can explore exhibitions at the McNichols Civic Center Building every day from 10 am to 4 pm on the first and second floors. On Friday, Grant Green Jr. joins Adam Deitch for a jazz night at Dazzle, and the Colorado Symphony welcomes Ben Folds to Boettcher Concert Hall for performances on Friday and Saturday. Understudy hosts the quirky Cursed Earth Metaphysical Supply pop-up on Friday—a fun stop for those interested in unique spirits and artifacts.

The Denver Mineral, Fossil, Gem, and Jewelry Show runs through Sunday at the National Western Complex, featuring over 500 dealers with a dazzling array of geological treasures. For more rocks, gems, and fossils, the Colorado Minerals, Fossils & Gems Show at Denver Coliseum expands the adventure through Sunday, offering hands-on experiences and discoveries.

Culture-seekers should mark their calendars for the Handmade In Colorado Expo at Wynkoop Plaza at Union Station, running Saturday and Sunday. This event showcases local artists’ creations and supports the creative spirit of Colorado. Saturday also brings the vibrant Lindy on the Rocks swing dance festival to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, with live music, classes, and social dances all weekend.

Film buffs don’t want to skip the Denver Silent Film Festival at Sie FilmCenter, a celebration of classic movies with a unique flair and daily screenings through the weekend. If you’re after some authentic flavors, Spirit of Japan returns to Sakura Square downtown, serving up Japanese cuisine, drinks, and cultural performances each day.

Sunday, add local flavor to your morning at the South Pearl Farmers’ Market, happening every week into November—fresh produce and artisan fare await. Museum lovers can catch the Fall Exhibition Opening Celebration at MCA Denver, filled with craft cocktails, music, and lots of boundary-pushing art. For rugby fans, the Pacific Nations Cup on Sunday brings international teams together for three thrilling matches in Denver, making for a lively and competitive sporting afternoon.

Listeners, whether you’re drawn to music, art, food, sports, or just the energy of Denver, this week is packed with memorable experiences. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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