What to do in Denver

Denver is buzzing with energy this week, and listeners have plenty of options for fun and excitement leading up to the weekend and beyond. Thursday gets things rolling with a blend of artistry and Halloween flair. From 5 to 7 pm, the Exquisite Corpse opening reception welcomes visitors to the CU Denver Experience Gallery as part of the CCD Student Art Exhibition. If you fancy creativity and student-driven work, this is a great stop.

Union Station isn’t holding back on Halloween spirit, either, with the BOOnion Station Trick-or-Treat Parade happening from 4:30 to 7:30 pm Thursday. Kids can come in costume, enjoy mini-train rides, marvel at balloon artists, and snag prizes in the parade at 5 pm. Denver Union Station promises a lively, family-friendly atmosphere.

Thursday evening, listeners in search of something a bit more chilling can take a haunted stroll at the Denver Botanic Gardens with their Ghosts in the Gardens experience running from 5:30 to 10:30 pm. Prepare for haunting stories and hidden histories along dimly-lit paths—just right for thrill-seekers.

Live music fans should mark their calendars for Thursday night at the Fillmore Auditorium when El Alfa takes the stage for a high-energy Latin show—tickets start at $75 and promise a dance-worthy night.

Friday launches the 48th Denver Film Festival at the Sie Film Center, transforming the city into a cinephile's paradise for the next week. For Halloween lovers, Friday starts a weekend of Fright Fest at Elitch Gardens, featuring scary new “TERRORtories,” haunted houses, and daytime fun for kids. Opera Colorado opens its 43rd season Saturday at Ellie Caulkins Opera House with Verdi’s classic “La Traviata.” Tickets are moving fast for this elegant event.

Saturday is packed with highlights. The Hello Kitty Café Truck celebrates its 10th anniversary at Denver Pavilions, offering exclusive merchandise, themed sweets, and plush collectibles from 10 am to 7 pm. Cyclists won't want to miss the VeloSwap bike expo at National Western Complex, kicking off with early shopping for members at 8:30 am and open to the public at 9 am. From plush toys to flat tire races, it’s a cycling bonanza.

To close the weekend, the Paramount Theatre hosts a special Sunday director's cut screening of “Airplane!”, complete with a live Q&A with director David Zucker and star Robert Hays starting at 7 pm. Listeners can expect a mix of nostalgia and comedy.

Whatever your taste—art, music, film, haunted festivities, or family fun—Denver has something thrilling every day this week. Treat yourself to adventure, support local artists, and explore new corners of the city.

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Denver is buzzing with Halloween festivities and exciting events happening right now and throughout this week. Let me tell you what's going on in the Mile High City.

Starting this morning, families can head to the Urban Pumpkin Patch at 17th Street Gardens from 10 AM to noon, featuring pumpkin painting, face painting, and a photo station. If you're a brunch enthusiast, The Bloody Mary Festival is happening at ReelWorks starting at 11:30 AM for VIP guests, with samples from top bars and restaurants.

Pet lovers won't want to miss the Howl-a-Ween Pet Parade at Denver Union Station Terminal Bar patio from noon to 3 PM, where prizes will be awarded for the best-dressed pets. This is part of the larger Spooky Wynkoopy celebration, where the city is testing closing the 1700 block of Wynkoop Street with an Urban Market and live music performances throughout the day.

For families with little ones, Trick or Treat Street at the 13th Floor Haunted House runs from 1 to 3 PM, offering a lights-on, no-scare walk through with friendly actors and candy stations. Later this afternoon at 2:30 PM, the Colorado Symphony presents their Halloween Spooktacular at Boettcher Concert Hall, featuring spooky classical favorites and film music. Costumes are encouraged.

The festivities continue into the evening with trick-or-treating at Stanley Marketplace in Aurora from 5 to 7 PM. Music fans can catch Halloween Songs and Stories with Niki and Luke Tredinnick at Swallow Music Hall starting at 7 PM, or head to live performances at the Skylark Lounge or Bluebird Theater later in the evening.

Looking ahead this week, the Spooky Wynkoopy celebration continues daily through Halloween on Friday, October 31st, with live music performances scheduled every day from 11 AM to 6 PM. On Thursday, there's a special BOOnion Station Trick or Treat Parade from 4:30 to 7 PM as part of the ongoing festivities.

Whether you're into family activities, live music, or Halloween celebrations, Denver has something special happening every day this week.

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Listeners, Denver is buzzing with vibrant energy this Saturday, October 25th, and rolling right through the weekend, so get ready for a whirlwind of fall fun and spooky Halloween magic across the Mile High City.

Start your day with a family outing to Hauntings in the Hangar at Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Museum, where kids can trick-or-treat, dive into a scavenger hunt, and indulge in crafts from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Over at Centennial’s Family Sports Center and Highlands Ranch Sports Complex, lace up your skates for the Drop-in Spooky Skate Events—live tunes, sweet treats and a costume contest await between 11:40 a.m. and 2 p.m.

If you’re seeking the glow of autumn, the Denver Botanic Gardens offers daytime Glow Before Dark—wander among intricate pumpkin sculptures and skeleton scenes from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., or book tickets for the immersive nightly Glow at the Gardens, where hand-carved pumpkins and live performers light up the evening until Sunday.

Larimer Square hosts Trick or Treat Street this afternoon from 2 to 5 p.m., as local businesses hand out treats and the historic block fills with costumed kids. As evening sets in, RiNo ArtPark heats up with Flame Fest 2025 and the Colorado Grilling Championship, a paradise for barbecue lovers from 1 to 6 p.m. For those who dare, Spirits & Spirits at Four Mile Historic Park combines haunted history and cocktails starting at 6 p.m.

At 6 p.m., the Broadway Halloween Parade fills the streets from 5th to Alameda with hearses, hot rods, ghostbusters, skeletons, and ghouls. Everyone’s encouraged to wear costumes and join the city’s biggest spooky celebration according to Denver7.

Night owls can dance late at Danceportation: Haunted Haus, which transforms Meow Wolf Denver into a queer Halloween takeover beginning at 10:30 p.m. Or groove to Sleepyheads’ 80’s Halloween Party at Cervantes’ Other Side. If music’s your thing, snag tickets for Colorado Symphony’s Halloween Spooktacular, a family-friendly concert blending classical and cinematic favorites tomorrow afternoon at Boettcher Concert Hall.

Families should not miss Monster Brunch at Ellyngton’s in the iconic Brown Palace Hotel, running both Saturday and Sunday with costumed staff and festive eats. Children’s Museum Harvest Hoot wraps up Sunday, featuring carnival games and a mini train ride.

Looking ahead, the Día de los Muertos celebration at Civic Center brings vibrant culture to the heart of Denver from 2 to 9 p.m. Saturday, honoring ancestors through music, art, and food.

Whether you’re carving pumpkins in Littleton, catching the Colorado Avalanche or Denver Nuggets games, or reveling at themed parties, there is truly something for everyone this week. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for more Denver adventures ahead. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Halloween fever is in full swing in Denver this weekend, and there’s no shortage of festive fun and unique experiences for everyone. For families looking for a classic treat, today is perfect for Trick-or-Treat Street at the Goodson Recreation Center in Centennial, running from four to six thirty. Get the kids in costume, enjoy games, and let the little ones fill their buckets with candy. If you’re feeling adventurous, swing by the Colorado Law Enforcement Academy in Golden for the Blue Haunting Trunk-or-Treat starting at five thirty, where you’ll find even more games, trunk displays, and treats.

For those seeking something a bit more grown-up, Denver’s nightlife is buzzing. The Church Nightclub hosts Gioli & Assia with thumping beats starting at 10 p.m., ensuring a high-energy Friday night downtown. Fans of live international music can catch Juan Fernando Velasco at MCA Denver at The Holiday Theater or get swept away by the alternative rock of Blue October at Mission Ballroom tonight, both starting at eight.

Martin Garrix brings his relentless energy to Red Rocks Amphitheatre at seven p.m. tonight. Expect a visually dazzling EDM show under the stars, one of Colorado’s true bucket-list concert experiences. For drag and costume lovers, Ambler at 1801 Wewatta hosts Night of the Living Drag from seven to ten, with themed food and drink, live drag performances, and a festive costume contest.

If you want to mix in some culture with your pumpkin spice, EDGE Gallery is launching a new exhibit featuring works by Stephen Shugart and Kay D. Galvin, starting this weekend in Lakewood. Theater lovers should check out The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee running through November 16 at The Schoolhouse in Parker.

Sports fans are in for a treat this Saturday with the Denver Nuggets taking on the Phoenix Suns at Ball Arena, tip-off at seven p.m. Basketball energy returns Wednesday when the Nuggets face the New Orleans Pelicans. Meanwhile, Petey USA performs Sunday night at the Fillmore Auditorium, and Reelworks Denver hosts the always-popular Bloody Mary Festival Sunday morning at eleven thirty.

For a unique cocktail experience, head to Poka Lola Social Club Saturday for the First Snow Martini event or try the Spirits and Spirits Victorian Vampire soirée at Four Mile Historic Park, featuring craft cocktails and haunted tales.

Denver’s autumn spirit shines through this weekend, from spooky flashlight tours at the Butterfly Pavilion, to the luminous Glow at the Gardens at the Botanic Gardens, and everything in between. According to 303 Magazine and The Denver Gazette, the city is alive with art, music, and festivities for all ages.

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If you are in Denver today or looking for adventure through the weekend, you are in for a treat. Denver is buzzing with live entertainment, sports showdowns, and seasonal festivities as the city welcomes crisp autumn air and the early sparkle of the holidays.

Tonight, the Ball Arena is the hot ticket with the Colorado Avalanche facing off against the Carolina Hurricanes at 7 PM. For basketball fans, the Denver Nuggets host the Phoenix Suns on Saturday night at Ball Arena, promising high-energy NBA action. Also coming up, the Nuggets welcome the New Orleans Pelicans next Wednesday and the Avalanche skate against the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday. With the teams in top form, game nights in Denver are electric according to Ball Arena.

If arts and glamour are your style, don’t miss the Denver Ballet Guild’s 'Art in Motion: 007 Bond Returns' Fall Fundraiser this evening. It runs from 6:30 to 9:30 PM at the Mike Ward Luxury Automotive Showroom in Highlands Ranch, an event the Villager highlights as both thrilling and philanthropic.

Comedy lovers have their pick with Comedy Works Downtown’s calendar packed all week. Shows include local star Matt Cobos, comedy heavyweight Jim Norton, and Esther Povitsky on her Pretty Little Baby Tour. Comedy Works notes that New Talent Night also returns for those who want a glimpse at the next stand-up stars. If you prefer your comedy rowdy, 'Thick Skin' is the city’s wildest stand-up show—just remember it’s 18+ only.

Those seeking family-friendly fun or a taste of culture can find late-night museum hours on Saturday, with many of Denver’s best museums offering free admission from 5 to 10 PM as noted by Visit Denver. Wander through art-lined streets, hop on nostalgic trolley tours, or sip at a speakeasy while award-winning chefs work their magic across the city.

Holiday traditions are underway even as October wraps up. The city's beloved Mile High Tree, a stunning 110-foot light display, rises at the Auraria Campus’s Tivoli Quad. The City and County Building’s light and music show illuminates the night at 5:45 and 6:45 PM, offering a magical backdrop for downtown visitors, and according to Denver’s Office of Special Events, the spectacle will brighten evenings all season.

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Denver is buzzing with energy this week, and listeners have plenty to enjoy. If you are in the city today, Sunday, October 19, you can kick things off with the Cloud9 Fall Fest, happening from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Cloud9 Park on East 9th Avenue. Expect a pumpkin patch, root beer floats, caramel apples, carnival games, and all kinds of lawn activities—perfect for families and friends seeking classic autumn fun, as listed by The Denver Gazette. Story lovers can head over to Su Teatro Cultural & Performing Arts Center at 2 p.m. for Stories on Stage, featuring “Someplace to Call Home – a Celebration of Sandra Dallas,” and immerse yourself in acclaimed Colorado literary history.

Music fans, tonight is stacked with options: Dawn Clement, Buster Williams, and Matt Wilson are playing two shows at Dazzle at Baur’s at 4:30 and 7 p.m.; Justin Silva headlines Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom at 6:30 p.m.; indie duo Penny & Sparrow play the Ogden Theatre at 8 p.m.; and synth artist Rezz brings her hypnotic beats to the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre, starting at 5 p.m. AC Slater, AHEE, and Digital Ethos are also featured, making it a can’t-miss night for electronic music fans according to Visit Denver and Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

For those seeking something truly seasonal, Pumpkin Patch & Painting Party runs all day at Denver Beer Company, inviting you to pick your perfect pumpkin and flex your creative muscles. The Butterfly Pavilion hosts Bug-a-Boo Trick-or-Treating from morning until 5 p.m., offering a festive and safe environment for kids to collect treats among tropical butterflies.

If you want a slice of Denver nightlife, Paramount Theatre is home to “Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue” at 7 p.m.—a hilarious stage tribute to the beloved sitcom. Swallow Hill Music welcomes bluegrass band Arkansauce, while Goosetown Tavern offers the Denver Blues, Brews & BBQ experience for those who love live music and local brews.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week and the upcoming weekend, Tennyson Fall Fest is gearing up for a community-wide celebration with over a hundred local vendors, live music, and free yoga on Tennyson Street, as promised by Team Player Productions. Don’t forget about the freaky Grave Yard Grooves dance party at McGregor Square’s Milepost Zero on Friday night—dress for the haunt and let loose on the dance floor.

There’s never a dull moment in Denver, especially with the leaves turning and the city’s venues packed with creativity, music, and plenty of pumpkin spice. Whether you want family-friendly trick-or-treating, buy art from local creators, or dance with ghosts downtown, this week offers something for every taste.

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Listeners, if you’re looking for a fantastic weekend and week ahead in Denver, you’ve picked the perfect time. Today, Saturday, kicks off with the Tennyson Fall Fest, running from ten in the morning to six in the evening at Empourium Brewing on West 42nd Avenue. Expect live music, a pet parade, local food trucks, artisans, and plenty of family activities. The Shops at Northfield are hosting a Street Fair and Artisan Market from eleven to six, spotlighting handmade goods and treats according to the Denver Gazette.

For art fans, Flatstock is presenting an exhibition of contemporary poster art downtown at Dairy Block from noon to five both today and tomorrow. There’s also the Glow Before Dark display at Denver Botanic Gardens every day through the week during daytime hours, featuring intricate pumpkin sculptures and fun Halloween scenes.

Tonight brings music lovers some real treats. Electronic music giant SG Lewis, with Sofia Kourtesis, is lighting up the Mission Ballroom at eight. Over at Ogden Theatre, Gemini Fourth brings their unique sound at seven. If jazz is more your speed, don’t miss Rhythm and Brass: a Latin Jazz Fiesta at the Arvada Center, starting at seven-thirty.

The Westernaires’ legendary Horsecapades show fills the National Western Events Center with Wild West-style riding and costumes. Performances are today at eleven and four, and again Sunday at two, promising thrilling trick riding and horsemanship for all ages.

Late night, The Church Nightclub features a surprise EDM headliner starting at ten for those twenty-one and up. For a different vibe, Swallow Hill Music presents a benefit concert by Iron and Wine in Daniels Hall at eight.

Sunday brings Some Place to Call Home, a celebration of beloved Colorado author Sandra Dallas, at Su Teatro on Santa Fe Drive at two in the afternoon. Don’t forget ongoing seasonal favorites like the Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns through November 2 at Hudson Gardens, with thousands of glowing hand-carved pumpkins on display, as Visit Denver highlights.

If you’re interested in fashion with a cause, the annual Be Beautiful Be Yourself Fashion Show, benefitting the Global Down Syndrome Foundation, takes place tonight in downtown Denver, featuring appearances by honorees like Jane Lynch and models with Down syndrome, according to CBS Colorado.

Also, this weekend celebrates Diwali at Infinity Park in Glendale with cultural performances, a unique Diwali Run, and mountain views, as highlighted by The Financial Express.

That’s just a taste of Denver’s vibrant lineup for this week. Whatever your style, there’s no shortage of adventure, art, or entertainment. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe for more updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Listeners, Denver is bursting with autumn energy this weekend, combining Halloween thrills, outdoor adventures, music, and local flavor for every age and interest.

Tonight, get in the spirit at the Denver Zoo’s Boo at the Zoo, where families can trick-or-treat among wild animals and mysterious cryptid creatures, all with candy stations and seasonal treats. This popular event runs through Sunday night and promises a safe, enchanting, and magical time for kids and grown-ups alike. Meanwhile, just a short ride away, the Molly Brown House Museum transforms with its annual Victorian Horrors. Expert actors guide visitors through eerie bedtime tales in each room, combining classic chills and historical intrigue. Victorian Horrors continues nightly through November first.

If you’re craving more fright in the fresh air, Denver Botanic Gardens is hosting Ghosts in the Gardens – Open Air Scare, with haunting stories around dimly lit paths tonight through Sunday. It’s an immersive way to learn about Denver’s haunted history while soaking in the ambiance of one of the city’s most beautiful spots.

Pumpkin patch season is in full swing. Anderson Farms in Erie offers more than pumpkins—with a 25-acre corn maze, petting zoo, duck races, and even a pumpkin cannon, fall festivity seekers can stay entertained through November first. Four Mile Historic Park’s Pumpkin Harvest Festival opens its gates Saturday and Sunday, offering hay-bale mazes, trunk-or-treat fun, craft vendors, and plenty of Instagram-worthy backdrops.

Music fans have their pick of live shows tonight. Colorado Symphony presents Mahler’s Symphony No. 9 at Boettcher Concert Hall, while the Mission Ballroom hosts Hamdi with some of the most exciting names in electronic music. For those wanting roots and folk, David Howley of We Banjo 3 brings his acclaimed Irish stylings to Swallow Hill Music.

Saturday is packed with neighborhood celebrations. Tennyson Fall Fest showcases local food trucks, live music, artisans, and a pet parade from mid-morning to early evening. Empourium Brewing Co. is home base, and it’s a great stop for listeners eager to explore family-friendly fun. Over at FlyteCo Tower, bounce houses, Halloween costume contests, and local vendors create a festive afternoon atmosphere.

Sunday rounds out the week with Cloud9 Fall Fest. Enjoy a pumpkin patch, root beer floats, caramel apples, and classics like carnival games in the heart of Denver’s urban playground. For those wanting to support a good cause and show off awesome costumes, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park hosts the Fall Fest Trunk or Treat, raising money for Special Olympics Colorado Young Athletes Friday from 4 to 7 pm.

There’s more—Denver Union Station celebrates the Nuggets’ NBA season tip-off tonight, blending city pride with food, drinks, and entertainment. Whether you want spooky, sporty, scenic, or musical, Denver has it happening this weekend.

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Denver is buzzing with energy right now, and if you’re looking for something to do, today through the weekend is packed with standout events. Let’s dive straight into your options, covering concerts, dance, theater, and some truly unique ways to celebrate the season.

If you’re a fan of live music, tonight is stacked with choices. The Gothic Theatre in Englewood hosts Biohazard with Onyx, Bayway, and Swollen Teeth starting at 6:30 PM, promising a high-energy night. Meanwhile, The Oriental Theater brings the Carnival of Death Tour to Denver, featuring headliners Vader and Kataklysm along with Malevolent Creation and Skeletal Remains—a must for metal enthusiasts, with doors at 6:45 PM. Summit Music Hall presents Letlive at 7 PM, and Hi-Dive welcomes Goon with Beaming & the Milk Blossoms, also at 7 PM. For something a little more laid-back, Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox features Travis Book & Andy Falco playing the music of Garcia at 9 PM—ideal for fans of acoustic jams. And if you’re up for a bigger venue experience, Parcels take the stage at Red Rocks Amphitheatre tonight and Friday, with The Lemon Twigs joining—expect a vibrant, danceable set under the stars.

If you’re into cultural happenings, don’t miss the Catrinas en mi Ciudad Cultural Art Exhibit at the Denver Performing Arts Complex, running through November 2nd. This immersive Día de Muertos celebration showcases vibrant art, community altars, and performances—perfect for those seeking a colorful, contemplative experience. Also at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, catch “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” at the Kilstrom Theatre or “The Happiest Man on Earth” at the Singleton Theatre, both running through the weekend. On Friday and Saturday, the Colorado Symphony presents Mahler Symphony No. 9 with Andrew Litton at Boettcher Concert Hall, a powerful orchestral experience not to be missed.

For something family-friendly or just plain fun, the annual Magic of the Jack O’Lanterns at Hudson Gardens continues through the season. Thousands of illuminated pumpkins line the gardens’ paths, with synchronized light shows every 30 minutes and a Halloween-themed inflatable maze—great for all ages. And if you love the outdoors, Glow at the Gardens at Denver Botanic Gardens decorates the grounds with playful and spooky displays. Starting Friday, Ghosts in the Gardens offers an after-dark adventure from 5:30 to 10:30 PM, featuring storytellers sharing eerie local legends—a rare chance to see the historic Waring House inside, and a unique blend of history and Halloween.

Looking ahead to Saturday, don’t miss the Harvest Haunt Express at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden—ride vintage trains, enjoy trick-or-treating, and explore not-so-spooky haunted railcars from 10 AM to 3 PM. The DroneArt Show at Colorado National Speedway in Dacono lights up the sky with hundreds of synchronized drones choreographed to live music—tickets are available for both Friday and Saturday performances. And for a community vibe,

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Listeners, the Mile High City is brimming with exciting things to do this week and weekend, so get ready for an unforgettable October in Denver. Today, head over to the Pumpkin Festival at Chatfield Farms in Littleton, wrapping up its final day, where you can pick your perfect pumpkin, get lost in the corn maze, and enjoy family activities according to Visit Denver. At the Tivoli Quad on the Auraria Campus, you can join the Making Strides of Colorado walk to support breast cancer awareness and research.

For art lovers, the Galleria at the Denver Performing Arts Complex is showcasing the vibrant Catrinas en mi Ciudad cultural art exhibit celebrating Día de Muertos, which runs through November 2. If you’re looking for some retail therapy or snacks, stop by The Shops at Northfield, which is hosting family-friendly activities today.

Tonight, the Colorado Ballet’s Dracula continues at Ellie Caulkins Opera House with another spellbinding performance, and the Singleton Theatre is offering Happiest Man on Earth, a poignant stage production, both part of Denver's packed performing arts schedule. For music fans, the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre is the place to be for Run the Rocks or one of their evening concerts.

If you’re planning ahead, Halloween festivities are filling the calendar. The renowned 13th Floor Haunted House and The Frightmare Compound are open nightly for adrenaline-seekers, both packed with new immersive attractions and terrifying themes. Families can look forward to Boo at the Zoo at the Denver Zoo through the end of the month where trick-or-treat stations and costumed fun abound for kids.

This Thursday, the Denver Comedy Underground hosts Monsters of Comedy, where local comedians perform in hilarious, spooky costumes. Next weekend, don’t miss the seventh annual Broadway Halloween Parade on October 25, which brings together funky floats, lively bands, and ghoulishly good costumes for all ages along Broadway.

October 25 and 26 also feature Glow at the Gardens at the Denver Botanic Gardens, an immersive nighttime display of hand-carved pumpkins and live performers that’s become a must-see seasonal tradition. For those seeking community and creativity, there are pottery workshops, pop culture trivia nights, and even a haunted architectural tour at the Molly Brown House Museum throughout the week.

For something sweet, Choctoberfest at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds on October 11 lets you sample decadent chocolate and cheese in a festival atmosphere. The Day of the Dead Festival arrives October 26 at the National Western Stock Show, celebrating culture with altars, performances, and artisan vendors.

Whether you crave scares, art, music, or family adventure, Denver is offering up magical and memorable options. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and don’t forget to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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