What to do in Denver

Denver is buzzing with excitement this week, and there’s no shortage of incredible events to keep you entertained through the weekend. Whether you’re into live music, creative culture, festive fall fun, or just want to soak up the city’s vibrant atmosphere, here’s your guide to what’s happening in the Mile High City.

Let’s start with music. Tonight, The Beaches bring their infectious blend of rock, pop, and indie energy to The Fillmore Auditorium. For those craving a night out on the dance floor, The Church Nightclub is hosting international DJs Showtek for a high-energy EDM show starting at 10:00 PM. If live music is your scene but you prefer a more laid-back vibe, GSV (Glitter and Stitches Vintage) is throwing a House Party Friday with Lady Fly—expect live music, vintage shopping, and a drink in hand from 9:00 PM onward. On Saturday, don’t miss The Revivalists rocking Red Rocks with their signature soulful sound—a perfect way to spend the crisp fall evening.

Looking for something different? The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is opening its doors for free on Saturday, offering captivating exhibits without the admission fee. Art lovers should head to the Denver Art Museum on Saturday morning for the dedication of new public works by Paula Castillo, including artist-led tours and poetry readings celebrating Denver’s cultural heritage. For a spooky twist, An Unfamiliar Outpost and Trees Dream Of Water at the William Havu Gallery offers a creative, interactive experience inspired by interstellar travel—perfect for those who love unexpected art.

Fall is in full swing, and the Denver Pumpkin Festival at Chatfield Farms is a must for families and anyone who loves fall traditions. Running Friday through Sunday, this festival features a pumpkin patch, corn maze, local artisans, live music, and plenty of food and drink options. Tickets include access to all the attractions, making it easy to enjoy a full day of autumnal fun. If you’re craving beer, the Great American Beer Festival is drawing crowds at the Colorado Convention Center, showcasing thousands of beers from across the country through Saturday—beer enthusiasts, this is your event.

For a taste of Denver’s creative community, head to the Broadway Halloween Bar Crawl or the Haunted Hacienda at My Neighbor Felix, where the restaurant transforms into a mystical, spooky haven with handcrafted cocktails and enchanting décor. Foodies, mark your calendars for 10 Out of 10: GABF Edition at Haykin Family Cider, where rare, award-winning ciders are poured by the glass for one night only. On Sunday, immerse yourself in Dia de Los Muertos festivities at The Shops at Northfield, featuring live music, a beer garden, authentic Mexican food trucks, and a dazzling Catrina Contest.

For those who want to get hands-on, Second Saturday at CSU Spur offers free, interactive, family-friendly activities, including Dia de los Muertos cookie decorating and a chance to watch live animal surgeries. Or, explore the priv

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Tonight in Denver, the city is buzzing with excitement and packed with ways for listeners to dive into autumn. Comedy lovers can catch Moshe Kasher at Comedy Works Downtown, where he’s performing multiple shows through Saturday with his signature quick wit. Meanwhile, Michael Rapaport headlines Comedy Works South at the Landmark with shows throughout the weekend. If music is more your scene, Yung Lean takes the stage tonight at Fillmore Auditorium, The Revivalists are turning up the energy at Red Rocks, and local favorites Bluehouse with The Speeks and Squash play at the Fox Theatre in Boulder. Red Rocks itself is closing out an epic season with some of the hottest artists of the year, according to the Denver Gazette.

Beer enthusiasts rejoice because the legendary Great American Beer Festival is in full swing, bringing together breweries from across the nation and offering countless samples downtown through Saturday. For those looking for something even sweeter, the Colorado Chocolate Festival—Choctoberfest—returns on Saturday at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds, where you’ll find rivers of chocolate and mountains of cheese. Thirst Colorado highlights this as one of the week’s top picks, with locals flocking for the decadent tastings.

Get a jump on Halloween with Haunted Hacienda at My Neighbor Felix tonight. Enjoy spooky drinks and seasonal decor at one of the city's trendiest spots, as shared by 303 Magazine. If you're seeking more fall fun, don’t miss the Fall Festival and Haunted House events scheduled throughout the weekend—details are up on 303 Magazine’s events roundup.

Families can mark Friday for the Civic Center EATS food truck rally, running Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. And on Saturday, the CSU Spur campus hosts its Second Saturday event with hands-on Dia de los Muertos activities, including cookie skull decorating and live veterinary demonstrations. Art enthusiasts will want to attend the dedication of new public sculptures by Paula Castillo at the Denver Art Museum campus on Saturday morning.

Dancers, make your way to the CALDAC Convention, formerly the Denver Salsa Bachata Congress, running Thursday through Monday at the Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver. Expect workshops, performances in salsa, bachata, kizomba, and so much more—plus late-night dance parties going for as long as your legs can handle.

Capping off the weekend, Sunday is packed with free museum days. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science offers free admission, so you can explore dazzling exhibits at no cost. And if you love brunch, Sunday’s “Brunch with the Babes” at Western Sky Bar & Taproom comes complete with a drink and drag & burlesque performances.

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Denver is bursting with energy this weekend and through the coming week, offering something for every listener. Downtown is alive with the sights and sounds of the annual Denver Oktoberfest. Head to Larimer between 20th and 22nd streets to celebrate German heritage. You can enjoy keg bowling, stein-hoisting, and live music and if you’re there Sunday, don’t miss the crowd-favorite Long Dog Derby, where dachshunds and pups of all sizes will strut their stuff. Admission is free, and the festivities run Friday through Sunday, with food, vendors, talent shows, and beer galore according to Westword.

For art lovers, artists across South Denver and Central Park are throwing open their studio doors Saturday and Sunday, giving you a rare chance to see where the creative magic happens. Wander through the SoDA Open Studio Tour or visit The Cube for Central Park’s artist scene. Dive deeper into Denver’s architectural charm at Doors Open Denver, featuring free and ticketed tours throughout the city all weekend as highlighted by Denver.org.

Nature and science enthusiasts will want to visit the Butterfly Pavilion’s limited-time Spiders Around the World exhibition, running now through October. This walk-through adventure brings you up close with spiders in a glass-free, immersive habitat. It’s both educational and thrilling, promising to transform fear into fascination.

Night owls and music fans, Red Rocks Amphitheatre hosts Big Gigantic’s electrifying performance Saturday night, featuring three unique sets and big production surprises. If you’re in the mood for something smoother, Dazzle welcomes the Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra for a celebration of South American rhythms Sunday evening.

Foodies, treat yourself Saturday to Taste of the Market at Denver Milk Market from 4 to 10 p.m. where you can sample your way around local favorites and enjoy live music. Bourbon fans should make their way to the Dairy Block for Bourbon Boulevard on Saturday, an event in honor of National Bourbon Heritage Month where you can explore 30 different bourbons.

Families have plenty to celebrate, too. The Garden Fiesta at Florence Crittenton High School brings together music, food, and fun Saturday morning while the Woods Boss Block Party lights up Saturday with food trucks, local music, puppy adoptions, splatter paint, and even a drag show finale. Don’t forget to check out Ballet Folklorico at Blair Caldwell Library Saturday at 11 for a special Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.

Art continues inside the Denver Botanic Gardens with Agave: Symbol and Spirit and the new exhibition Nourished: Works by Jazz Holmes, blending nature, culture, and cuisine all week.

Whatever your vibe, whether you want to cheer at the Oktoberfest stein-holding competition, explore the zine workshop at Bob Ragland Branch Library, catch live outdoor music, or brush up against a tarantula at the Butterfly Pavilion, Denver is ready for you.

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Denver listeners, looking for the best ways to soak up the city this week and weekend? Here’s what’s happening right now in the Mile High City. Lace up your boots because the Denver Oktoberfest is back and rolling into Larimer and 21st Street in the historic Ballpark District. Get your fill of keg bowling, stein hoisting, and live music running through the weekend. According to the official Denver Oktoberfest site, the party continues both Friday and Saturday, with authentic German food, axe throwing and costume contests, making this festival a downtown tradition you simply can’t miss.

If you want to keep the Oktoberfest energy going late, Basstoberfest hits 2875 Blake Street Friday night, with Bierstadt Lagerhaus and Ze Fuss teaming up for an epic afterparty. Expect bass music from local artists, vendors, live painters, and games starting at 9:30 PM, but this one is strictly 21 and over.

For the ink enthusiasts, the Colorado Tattoo Convention and Expo lands at the National Western Complex from Friday through Sunday. Watch world-renowned artists at work, browse tattoo competitions, and check out a custom car and motorcycle show. According to event organizers, tickets start at just over thirty dollars for a day pass, or you can snag a weekend pass for the full three-day experience.

Not a fan of the needle? The 15th Annual Denver Century Ride rolls out from Northfield Boulevard Saturday morning, with routes for every skill level from 25 to 100 miles. Register on site and join thousands of cyclists as they spin through some of Denver’s most scenic urban routes. Cross the finish line to live music, a lifestyle expo, and cold beer—perfect for celebrating your accomplishment and meeting fellow riders.

Art lovers can enjoy a rotating suite of exhibitions at the McNichols Civic Center Building, open daily from 10am to 4pm. For stunning live music tonight, the Colorado Symphony brings Latin Beats: Sonidos de las Américas to Boettcher Concert Hall, and Red Rocks hosts an unforgettable show with Bonnie Raitt and Jimmie Vaughan. Saturday at Red Rocks, catch SnowShape Endurance, the high-energy fitness series perfect for kick starting your morning. Stay into the evening as Big Gigantic headlines with an all-star lineup, guaranteeing a dance-filled night under the stars.

Theater fans, make your way to the Singleton Theatre for Happiest Man on Earth, running through November, or take in the Artist in Residence Showcase at the Studio Loft on Friday. If disco is your thing, the Colorado Symphony brings Stayin’ Alive: The Bee Gees and Beyond with Rajaton to Boettcher Concert Hall Saturday night, promising a night of retro classics.

Don’t forget about the Downtown Denver Public Art Bicycle Tour on Saturday, blending outdoor fun with Denver’s thriving art scene. For a mix of science, history, and culture, take the family to the Colorado Convention Center for the AAP National Conference & Exhibition running Friday.

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Calling all listeners looking for adventure in the Mile High City, because Denver is bustling this weekend and all week with everything from street fairs and cozy autumn markets to pinball marathons, puppy parties, and Scottish celebrations.

Kickstart your Saturday with The Denver Street Fairs It’s Fall Y’all running today from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM and tomorrow from 11:00 AM to 5:30 PM. This free, family-friendly bash completely shuts down W 11th Ave from Speer Blvd to Santa Fe Drive, transforming it into an outdoor market packed with handmade-only vendors, live music, food trucks, interactive activities, and plenty of opportunities to pick up locally crafted gifts. The venue is at 1100 Santa Fe Dr, right in the heart of the Santa Fe Art District. There’s even free venue parking, a Denver rarity.

Looking for something a little quirky? The Rocky Mountain Pinball Showdown returns through Sunday at the National Western Complex. Play all the pinball your heart desires, no quarters needed—it's a paradise for gamers of all ages.

Animal lovers, Paws With Pride takes over Denver Union Station today from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Expect pet-friendly activities and booths, perfect for the four-legged crowd and their humans.

Anyone in the mood for fall market vibes should swing by the Fall Horseshoe Market at Regis University, open today from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Shop unique finds, handmade jewelry, vintage treasures, and treats from dozens of Colorado makers and bakers—no cover charge.

Start your mornings with a little literary culture at the Neustadt JAAMM Festival, happening today at the JCC Denver. Stroll through book and art markets until 7:00 PM, all free and open to the public.

For the night owls and seekers of a seasonal scare, The 13th Floor Haunted House is open select nights with scream-worthy thrills, fog, and fright starting this weekend. It’s one of Denver’s signature Halloween experiences.

Want to celebrate Colorado’s rich heritage? The Colorado Scottish Festival is running this weekend at the Denver Polo Club in Sedalia, just south of Denver. Enjoy traditional athletic games, live music, folk dancing, and classic Scottish fare—a perfect family outing.

If food trucks are your thing, Civic Center EATS sets up Wednesday and Thursday in Civic Center Park with a rotating lineup of 10 to 15 food trucks serving up everything from vegan burgers to smoky barbecue and decadent doughnuts. Ideal for a post-lunch walk in the crisp fall weather.

Of course, local farmers’ markets like the South Pearl Farmers’ Market stay open Sundays through November, filled with Colorado-grown produce and small-batch goodies.

There’s truly something for every listener this weekend and week in Denver, whether you want a street fair, a pinball marathon, a fright night, or just fresh air and snacks in the park. Thanks so much for tuning in—and to catch even more things to do, be sure to subscribe! This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please d

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Today and the rest of this week in Denver are packed with fun, flavor, and festivities across every part of town. Kicking off Thursday, the Colorado Convention Center downtown is hosting the Offsite Construction Summit. It’s a major gathering for anyone interested in the future of building, featuring exhibits, sessions, and networking through midafternoon. The Colorado Convention Center sits right at 700 14th Street—easy to access and a great chance to see industry innovation up close according to the Offsite Construction Network.

History lovers can head over to the Molly Brown House Museum today for the deeper dive Titanic Tour. It’s an exclusive look at new Titanic artifacts and stories tied to Denver’s own Margaret Brown, whose courage became legend after the disaster, as promoted by Visit Denver’s official event guide.

Friday marks the start of one of Denver’s most beloved traditions—Denver Oktoberfest. Running through the weekend and into next, this two-weekend bash in downtown Denver is all about stein hoisting, keg bowling, live music, and plenty of German eats. The Denver Oktoberfest has kept the spirit alive since 1969 and continues to be the centerpiece of fall fun in the city, according to The Denver Oktoberfest organizers.

All weekend, the Rocky Mountain Pinball Showdown returns for its 21st year. You can play all the classic and new pinball machines you want with no quarters needed—it’s heaven for gamers and families alike.

For foodies and those who love creative flair, the city’s Civic Center EATS is rolling strong Thursday at Civic Center Park. About a dozen of Denver’s top food trucks are parked ready, serving up everything from global street fare to local favorites, according to Uncover Colorado Events.

If you want the best of fall, Denver Street Fairs—It’s Fall Y’all—takes over West 11th Avenue between Speer Boulevard and Santa Fe Drive on Saturday from 10:30 AM and Sunday from 11:00 AM. This free, all-ages street fair brings local artists, handmade-only vendors, food trucks, and live music. It’s a lively way to enjoy the season’s first fall weekend and discover some new Colorado makers.

Sunday is market day at the South Pearl Farmers’ Market, one of Denver’s best for local produce and artisan treats. Located at the intersection of Pearl Street and East Arkansas Avenue, this outdoor event is a long-running favorite and perfect for a leisurely Sunday morning.

The fun doesn’t stop with these. Live shows are lighting up the Denver theater scene all week, so check out what’s on at the city’s playhouses and concert halls, and make a night of it.

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Good morning, Denver listeners. The city is buzzing with events this Saturday, September 13, and the fun continues all weekend long. Let’s dive into some of the best ways you can soak up the Mile High vibes.

Kick off your Saturday at the Northfield Street Fairs "So Long Summer" celebration at the Shops at Northfield from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. This handmade-only art festival offers live music, delicious food trucks, local vendors, and entertainment for all ages. Parking is free, so the whole family can say goodbye to summer together while strolling Northfield Boulevard.

If local art is your thing, make your way downtown for the Handmade In Colorado Expo at Wynkoop Plaza at Union Station happening Saturday and Sunday. This showcase features one-of-a-kind creations from some of Colorado’s most talented artists. Whether you’re on the hunt for unique home décor or handcrafted jewelry, you’ll find a treasure here.

Highlands Oktoberfest is bringing Bavarian celebration to 32nd Avenue in Denver on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Grab a stein, enjoy traditional German fare, and join the festivities in Highland Square. Expect music, food, and plenty of community cheer.

Gem and geology enthusiasts will love the Denver Mineral, Fossil, Gem, and Jewelry Show at the National Western Complex. With over 500 dealers, it’s a rockhound’s paradise. The show runs through Sunday, so there’s still time to marvel at ancient fossils and sparkling gems.

Craving some quirky fun? Saturday brings the Fall Birding Festival at Barr Lake State Park. Bring your binoculars and explore the beauty of local wildlife from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Or take the family to the Centennial Chalk Art Festival, where artists turn sidewalks at the Streets at SouthGlenn into spectacular works of art from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

For a unique indoor-outdoor blend, check out the Denver Orchid Society Show and Sale at Nick’s Garden Center in Aurora, open Saturday and Sunday. Immerse yourself in breathtaking orchid displays and maybe even take home a plant or two.

Sunday, September 14, is just as packed. Explore alternative publishing at the Denver Zine Fest at the Denver Public Library’s Central branch, where over 85 creators will be sharing their work from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nearby, City Park Pavilion comes alive with the Taste of Ethiopia Festival for an unforgettable day of food, music, and culture from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Looking ahead to next weekend, mark your calendars for Denver Oktoberfest at 21st and Larimer Streets starting Friday, September 19. The event features everything from keg bowling to polka and plenty of chances for stein-hoisting glory—a true fall classic.

Whether you’re a festival fan, art lover, foodie, or just ready to try something new, Denver has adventure waiting for you this week. Thanks for tuning in, 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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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

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Looking for something special to do in Denver this week and weekend? Get ready for a city bursting with flavor, culture, and energy as summer wraps up and September rolls in. The spotlight this weekend is the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival, taking over Sloan’s Lake Park today and Sunday. Denver.org notes this is the largest dragon boat festival in the country, free to attend, and full of thrilling boat races, live performances, Asian cuisine, art, crafts, and local vendors. Races begin at 8 am both days, with food, vendors, and cultural activities running from 10 am to 7 pm Saturday and until 5 pm Sunday.

Make your way to the Denver Art Museum today for the 36th Annual Friendship Powwow and Free Day, running from 10 am to 5 pm. Colorado Public Radio reports that the powwow features vibrant dances, Indigenous music, hands-on art, delicious fry bread and Indian tacos, and unique jewelry and crafts from Native American creators. The Grand Entry, a can’t-miss collective dance, begins at 11 am inside the Sie Welcome Center and the event gives everyone free admission to the museum for the day.

Food lovers, the Denver Food + Wine Festival is finishing its run today. According to Humanitix, the grand tasting event runs this afternoon, spotlighting stellar chefs, 50-plus local restaurants, curated wines, craft cocktails, and more. This is a 21+ event packed with gourmet bites and endless sips supporting hospitality programs.

For those who love all things geology, gems, and fossils, the Denver Mineral, Fossil, Gem, and Jewelry Show at the National Western Complex continues through September 14. Mortgage Maestro explains there are 500 dealers from across the country ready to dazzle you with glittering stones, fossils, and jewelry for all ages and interests.

Listen up music fans, Brandi Carlile takes the stage at Red Rocks for her final shows tonight and Sunday, and several local venues across Denver offer live performances spanning everything from indie rock to jazz.

If you are feeling artsy, the Firefly Handmade Fall Market is popping up in Washington Park’s Old South Gaylord Street today and tomorrow, featuring over 80 curated local artists and crafters with everything from jewelry to home décor. And for a unique ballet experience, the Denver Dance Festival at the Newman Center today and tomorrow brings performances by diverse local companies, including a headline solo by the iconic Cleo Parker Robinson.

With blockbuster exhibits, outdoor recreation, and events like the Banned Books artist show at Artists on Santa Fe, Denver offers something for everyone this week. Thank you 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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Kick off your September in Denver with an incredible lineup of events happening today, all week, and through the weekend. If you are excited about food and drinks, the Denver Food and Wine Festival is in full swing through Saturday, September 6th. According to the Colorado Restaurant Foundation, this festival features top chefs, sommeliers, and mixologists with events like the Shake and Brake Showdown, wine glass seminars, the Dine Out Auction, and the Grand Tasting on Saturday. The Grand Tasting at 1000 Larimer St. brings together 50 plus Colorado restaurants with endless wine, craft cocktails, and gourmet samples. Keep in mind, this festival is for those 21 and up, so make sure to grab your tickets and enjoy a tasteful adventure.

Art lovers and creative spirits will want to check out Banned Books at Artists on Santa Fe with artwork inspired by historically controversial literature. The exhibition is open all week, giving you time to experience bold viewpoints by Denver artists. Also, don’t miss the immersive Sweet and Lucky: Echo show running daily, which explores the stories we leave behind in our lives, crafted by award-winning local theater collaborators.

Music enthusiasts are in for a treat tonight, Thursday, September 4th, with the Colorado Symphony performing John Denver: A Rocky Mountain High Concert Celebration at Boettcher Concert Hall. Simultaneously, Jon Batiste is performing at Red Rocks Amphitheatre alongside special guests Andra Day and Diana Silvers. For jazz aficionados, Friday night hosts the First Friday Five Points Jazz Hop, and Fedora Swing plays Jazz in the Park in Curtis Park.

Families can join the Children’s Museum 52nd Birthday Bash gala for an evening packed with tasty bites and interactive activities designed for all ages. And for those seeking a unique museum experience, the Denver Mineral, Fossil, Gem, and Jewelry Show is at the National Western Complex from Friday, September 5th through Sunday, September 14th. Explore more than 500 vendors and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of geology.

Saturday brings the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival to Sloan’s Lake Park. According to Denver.org, the festival celebrates Asian American culture with boat races, performances, and street food from around Asia, making it a cultural highlight of the weekend.

Nature lovers should head to Civic Center Park for the weekly Civic Center Eats food truck fest happening Wednesday and Thursday midday, or stop by the City Park Farmers Market Saturday morning for fresh produce, baked goods, and local crafts. And for a classic Colorado Saturday, don’t miss the chance to wander Berry Patch Farm for U-pick fruits, flowers, and homemade treats.

Whether you’re indulging your palate, soaking up local art and music, or enjoying family fun outdoors, Denver has something for every interest as summer winds down. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please do

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