What to do in Denver

Listeners, if you are in Denver this weekend and wondering what to do, get ready for a spectacular lineup of events, celebrations, and experiences across the city and beyond. As we roll into the heart of Labor Day Weekend 2025, Denver is bursting with options for music, food, culture, and family fun.

Catch world-renowned DJ Chris Lake lighting up Red Rocks Amphitheatre tonight, August 30, with a high-energy electronic music show starting at 7 PM. According to Red Rocks, opening acts include Chris Lorenzo, Aluna, and Marco Strous, so music fans should not miss this one.

If country is more your style, Little Big Town is taking over Red Rocks with their signature harmonies and hit songs in another can’t-miss show.

Want a unique immersive theater experience? Sweet & Lucky: Echo puts you in the center of the action as the actors weave a series of vignettes through a warehouse in the Broadway Park area on August 31, with shows at 1:30 and 7 PM. Denver Center for the Performing Arts promises an unforgettable journey through memory and storytelling.

Explore Denver’s creative side at Civic Center EATS, where a fleet of food trucks serves up lunch every Wednesday and Thursday through October 16 at Civic Center Park. With options from around the world, this is a true taste of the city, according to Uncover Colorado.

The Denver Food + Wine Festival rolls out all weekend, serving up delicious bites and drinks from dozens of local chefs, wineries, and distilleries—perfect for food lovers seeking to celebrate Colorado flavors.

Rev up your engines for the Cars & Courage Women’s Car Show in Sheridan today from 11 AM to 3 PM. This event celebrates 40 years of The Crisis Center and features women-owned rides, custom wrap cars, food trucks, a DJ, and even emergency vehicles.

For families, Elitch Gardens is set to host a fireworks show at 9 PM on Sunday as the park closes for the day. Over at Four Mile Historic Park, Bright Nights brings live entertainment, glowing artworks, and plenty of photo ops until 11 PM tonight.

Kids of all ages may want to meet baby kangaroos at the Kangaroo Ranch in Wheat Ridge, with hands-on meet-and-greet sessions guided by expert handlers.

You can also indulge in fresh produce at the South Pearl Farmers’ Market, happening Sundays through November, or check out the 2theXtreme exhibition at Wings Over the Rockies for a day filled with aviation fun.

There's even more with Labor Day watch parties, outdoor runs, Oktoberfest gatherings, and dozens of other events spread throughout the city. Denver.org reports that with more than 100 breweries known on the Denver Beer Trail, there’s always something to toast.

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Listeners, if you are in Denver from August 28 through Labor Day weekend, the city is teeming with fresh events, good eats, and unforgettable experiences. Kick off your Thursday with Civic Center EATS in Civic Center Park, operating Wednesdays and Thursdays through mid-October. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., sample your way through a rotating selection of Denver’s best food trucks. According to Uncover Colorado and the official Civic Center EATS calendar, expect everything from spicy street tacos to homemade ice cream right in the heart of downtown Denver.

For those getting creative in real estate or just looking to mingle, Thursday night brings REI on Tap at BurnDown at 476 South Broadway. Starting at 5:30 p.m., this no-pressure networking happy hour is tailored for investors, agents, and anyone interested in real estate. There’s craft beer, lively conversation, and no sales pitches, as described by Eventbrite’s event page.

Thursday at 10 p.m., fans of energetic beats can head to The Church Nightclub at 1160 Lincoln Street where the EDM artist Snails headlines with supporting acts Bandlez, chocolate drop, and kalypsound. This is a 21 and over event, perfect for night owls looking to dance into Friday.

Friday through Sunday, the Colorado Diasporic Film Festival will be lighting up screens at various Denver venues. Arts and Venues Denver highlights this as a weekend-long exploration of global stories and the variety of cultures that call Colorado home. Check times and ticket details for a chance to see unique independent films in a cultural celebration.

Music lovers, Red Rocks Amphitheatre has an incredible weekend in store. Thursday night, Sierra Ferrell and Nikki Lane take the stage for a returning roots-style sound. Friday brings the Little Big Town Summer Tour featuring Wynonna Judd and Shelby Lynne, followed by Los Tigres del Norte at the Bellco Theatre on Saturday. On Sunday, Chris Lake headlines an electric night at Red Rocks, and capping the concert series on Monday is Gregory Alan Isakov with Leif Vollebekk, recommended by the official events listing of Denver Arts & Venues.

Baseball and beer fans will love the Colorado Rockies Brew Fest at Coors Field this Thursday at 6 p.m. Presented by 5280 Magazine, the event features festival-style beer tastings from local breweries ahead of the Rockies game, with the winning brewery getting a coveted tap slot for next season.

For the early risers, August 30 is the Labor Day Run at Piney Creek Hollow Park. Jog, walk, or run in a relaxed environment, with a choice of distances and a focus on fun instead of finishing times. Registration details can be found via 5280 Magazine.

On Sunday, Dairy Block transforms into a lively dance party and brunch gathering with a pop-up from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., featuring DJ stages, special coffee drinks, and brunch cocktails.

To wrap up the weekend in classic style, head to Elitch Gardens on Sunday for end-of-summer fireworks at 9 p.m., as highlighted by Visit Denver's

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Listeners, if you are in Denver this Saturday, August 23, 2025, and are looking for a spectacular lineup of things to do, you’re in for a treat. The city is buzzing with energy and there’s something happening around every corner, all weekend long.

The highlight at Ball Arena tonight is country sensation Chris Stapleton live in concert. This Nashville superstar is bringing his acclaimed blend of soulful vocals and southern rock right to downtown Denver. Ball Arena concerts are always a memorable night out, and tickets are still available.

Downtown, the annual Reggae on the Rocks festival is happening at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, just a quick drive from Denver’s heart. This legendary event features top reggae acts, food, and a vibe that’s pure summer. If reggae isn’t your style, check out The Screwtape Letters adaptation for a night of clever, witty theater or catch comic Che Durena’s stand-up at Comedy Works Downtown, with shows all weekend.

Feeling adventurous? The Downtown Denver Public Art Bicycle Tour is rolling out again. It’s a fun, healthy way to see Denver’s vibrant murals and installations while meeting fellow art lovers.

Families – Joy Park at the Children’s Museum of Denver is hosting a Free Night tonight. This is sixty thousand square feet of fun, with zip lines, splash zones, and a treehouse adventure—all at no charge.

Foodies should not miss BrunchFest, now in its eighth year and, according to denver.org, the place for the ultimate local brunch experience with dozens of stations, creative cocktails, and music.

Denver’s festival scene is on fire this weekend. The Denver Summer Whiskey Tasting Festival takes over Clever Girl on Wazee Street from 2:30 to 6 PM—sample more than twenty whiskies, enjoy curated bites, and even help pediatric cancer research, as Social Scene reports.

For a slice of global flavor, Saint Joseph Roman Catholic Parish is home to the annual Polish Food Festival. Expect traditional dishes, pastries, folk music, and an atmosphere that feels straight from Warsaw, both Saturday and Sunday.

The Colorado Ukrainian Festival animates Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park today with live performances, authentic dishes, cultural experiences, and a celebration of Ukrainian heritage that runs from 1 to 9 PM, so bring your appetite for both food and culture.

Larimer Square comes alive Sunday for the Denver Bazaar, a monthly maker’s market with local artisans, tasty pop-ups, and live entertainment. And for a little magic, the Unicorn Festival takes over the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds Saturday and Sunday, with unicorn rides, princess meet-and-greets, bounce houses and everything a kid—or a kid at heart—could wish for.

Rounding out your weekend, don’t skip South Pearl Farmers’ Market Sunday for fresh Colorado produce, local crafts, and unbeatable people watching.

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Listeners, if you are looking for a week packed with excitement in Denver, you are in the right place. There is something memorable for everyone, starting today and rolling right through the weekend.

Tonight, head to Elitch Gardens for the Chicken Fight Festival from 5 to 10 pm. You can sample the city’s best fried chicken, wings, craft beers, and cocktails in a festive atmosphere. For country music lovers, Randy Travis is live at the Paramount Theatre at 7:30 pm with The More Life Tour featuring his original band and guest vocalist James Dupré. If you want some laughs, comedian Che Durena will be performing nightly at Comedy Works Downtown at Larimer Square through Saturday.

Friday, August 22, is huge for live music. The legendary Chris Stapleton brings his All-American Road Show to Ball Arena at 7:30 pm, joined by special guest Allen Stone. You can also explore Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, an intriguing exhibition happening daily, perfect for families and history buffs alike. For outdoor fans or those seeking tasty eating options, Civic Center EATS takes center stage at Civic Center Park, bringing over a dozen food trucks with local fare from lunchtime into the afternoon.

This weekend’s calendar just keeps growing. Saturday brings the Counting Crows to Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre at 7:30 pm with The Gaslight Anthem, sure to satisfy any 90s rock nostalgia. Families will not want to miss the 2025 Unicorn Festival on Saturday and Sunday at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds, where imagination rules and an entire fairground is transformed into a magical realm filled with unicorns, mermaids, princesses, bounce houses, face painting, and cosplay parades.

Make sure to also check out the 7th Annual Lucha Libre Experience at Museo, spotlighting vibrant Mexican wrestling culture, and if shopping or fresh food is your thing, the South Pearl Farmers’ Market is open on Sunday with local produce, baked goods, and unique crafts.

If you love Oktoberfest, Denver’s famous version returns downtown all weekend with stein hoisting, live music, keg bowling, and authentic Bavarian festivities for all ages.

For something truly different, Sweet & Lucky: Echo is running daily – this immersive theater show promises to take you on a journey through the stories we leave behind, crafted by the experimental company behind Denver’s best site-specific performances.

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Listeners, Denver is buzzing with energy this weekend and throughout the week, offering up everything from electrifying dance parties to inspiring art shows. If you are wondering what to do in Denver today, Saturday, August 16, head over to Denver Union Station for Daybreaker Denver’s Have Fun Be Nice, the original morning dance party movement from 10 am to 1 pm. Expect three hours of uplifting DJ sets, live performers, breathwork or yoga, and a super welcoming community vibe—think dancing with coffee and matcha instead of hangovers and headaches, perfect for starting your weekend right.

Later tonight, metal fans should check out the Mile High Power Fest at the Oriental Theater. This is its second year and promises a full day of music with nine powerful metal bands shredding the stage. Tickets are available for the show, which is sure to draw Denver’s rock and metal lovers for an unforgettable night.

Art enthusiasts won’t want to miss the opening reception for The Back of My Face, a new show from local multimedia artist and painter Brady Dollyhigh at Leon Gallery. The reception runs from 6 pm to 10 pm, and the exhibition continues through September 27. According to Colorado Public Radio, this is a great chance to connect with Denver’s creative scene and discover a rising star’s vision.

Union Station continues its vibrancy on Sunday, August 17, with the Urban Market from noon to 6 pm. Expect local makers, unique finds, and a lively city atmosphere at 1701 Wynkoop Street—ideal for browsing and people-watching downtown.

For those craving music under the stars, Film on the Rocks at Red Rocks Amphitheatre returns Monday, August 18, with the beloved summer movie series. This experience is a fantastic blend of film, music, and the iconic Colorado landscape.

Music lovers can also catch the Candlelight: The Best of Joe Hisaishi concert at Kirk of Highland—a true treat for fans of Studio Ghibli and lush, cinematic soundtracks. This event runs throughout the weekend with a string quartet performing magical works in an intimate, candlelit setting, bringing the stories of My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away to vivid life.

If you prefer outdoor markets and fresh flavors, check out the new Market at the National Western Center. It happens every second Saturday and features local produce, crafts, and a great community feel—the next one is set for today, a perfect weekend stroll.

This weekend is packed with opportunity for connection, discovery, and fun across the city. For those who’d rather take in Denver’s cultural side, the Denver Art Museum is hosting Kent Monkman: History is Painted by the Victors, with daily showings that spotlight this celebrated artist’s vibrant, thought-provoking works.

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Denver is bursting with things to do all week and weekend, so let’s dive into some of the best events happening in the Mile High City. Start your Thursday evening by channeling your inner artist at the Sipping N Painting Highland studio, where their Pikes Peak Sip N Paint event kicks off tonight at 7 pm. No painting experience required—just bring your creativity and enjoy a glass of wine while a friendly instructor guides you step by step. You’ll walk away with your own Colorado-inspired masterpiece and some great memories.

Music lovers have a big night ahead. Red Rocks Amphitheatre welcomes Mt. Joy with special guests The Brook and the Bluff, starting at 7 pm. Red Rocks is famous for its breathtaking scenery and perfect acoustics, making any show here unforgettable, so grab your tickets or just pull up a playlist to get in the mood if you can’t make it out tonight.

For anyone looking for thought-provoking art, the Denver Art Museum is hosting Kent Monkman: History is Painted by the Victors, an exhibition from one of the most celebrated contemporary Indigenous artists. This show is on daily, so whenever you have a free afternoon, pop in and explore vividly reimagined histories in stunning color and epic scale.

Theater fans—don’t miss the musical Pippin, showing at the Dorota and Kevin Kilstrom Theatre Thursday through Sunday. This American theater classic is full of dazzling choreography and unforgettable music, perfect for a date night or family outing.

Looking ahead to the weekend, families should add Saturday’s Colorado Dragon Boat Festival to their plans. Held at Sloan’s Lake, it’s the largest dragon boat festival in the country and a joyous celebration of Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander cultures. Expect dragon boat races, cultural performances, global foods, and tons of fun, all with free admission.

Festival goers and home enthusiasts are in luck. On Saturday and Sunday, the Colorado Fall Home Show will be filling the Colorado Convention Center with ideas for sprucing up your space, local vendors, and DIY inspiration. If you’re a metalhead, the second annual Mile High Power Fest at the Oriental Theater on Saturday boasts nine metal bands shredding all day long.

If you want a relaxing Sunday, stroll the Urban Market at Union Station from noon to 6 pm. This is your go-to for local art, food, handmade goods, and a chance to people-watch on Denver’s most beautiful train platform. Or head to the Art District on Santa Fe for Sundays on Santa Fe, a free gallery crawl and creative adventure on the last Sunday of the month.

That’s just a taste of what’s going on in Denver this week and weekend. Whether you’re driving in for live music, looking for culture, or just want a great time outside, you’re sure to find something unforgettable.

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Listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what is happening around Denver this weekend and through the week of August 9th, 2025. Start your Saturday off with one of the most anticipated shows—the Savannah Bananas are playing their first-ever games at Coors Field on August 9th and 10th. Known for their high-energy, circus-style baseball and viral antics, this team guarantees a ballpark experience wildly different from your average game, according to The Rally Hotel events schedule.

For music lovers, enjoy Slightly Stoopid live at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on August 9th. They’ll be joined by Iration, Collie Buddz, and Little Stranger. Red Rocks concerts are legendary for their atmosphere, and tonight’s line-up promises reggae vibes and good times for all ages, as detailed by the Red Rocks Amphitheatre official events.

Art fans shouldn’t miss the Smash Fine Arts Festival in Cherry Creek North on August 9th and 10th, with hours from 10 AM to 5 PM at Fillmore Plaza. This event is curated for those who love exquisite art, offering some of the best national artists and live acoustic music within the iconic Cherry Creek shopping and dining district. Details are at Cherry Creek North’s official event listing.

Foodies, make your way to the Colorado Beef Festival. Saturday welcomes ranchers and culinary pros to downtown Denver, serving up tastings, cooking demos, and a market atmosphere that transforms the city into beef heaven, as highlighted by Denver.org’s weekend event roundup.

Film buffs can head to the Sie FilmCenter for the CinemaQ LGBTQ+ Film Festival. This is Denver’s only LGBTQ+ cinema celebration, sharing thought-provoking and entertaining works from around the world, running every night this week according to Denver.org’s arts calendar.

Theater enthusiasts, don’t miss Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Buell Theatre, recurring through the week. Prepare for a Parisian spectacle packed with eye-popping set design, romance, and music, making for an unforgettable night at the Denver Performing Arts Complex.

For families, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire is roaring into Ball Arena this weekend, delivering light shows and jaw-dropping stunts sure to thrill kids and adults alike. Check the Ball Arena schedule for showtimes.

Lastly, the Cherry Creek North Farmers Market and the Market at The Center bring fresh finds, local produce, and community spirit to your weekend. The Market at The Center happens monthly at the National Western Center and is not to be missed on Saturday.

Whether you crave culture, live music, great food, art, or unforgettable family fun, Denver is loaded with events for every taste this weekend and the days ahead.

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Listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in Denver from today, August seventh, through the weekend, get ready for a city buzzing with music, art, and big signature experiences.

Today kicks off with the return of Broncos football and the energy is high as the city gears up for a packed weekend. Tonight at Red Rocks, you can catch DISPATCH with John Butler and more rocking the iconic amphitheatre, perfect for fans of folk, rock, and summer vibes. For something immersive and offbeat, head over to Spectra Art Space where Novo Ita Propagation continues—a botanical art journey with interactive storytelling great for all ages.

Don’t miss the Phamaly Theatre Company’s run of Pippin at the Kilstrom Theatre, a standout production featuring a disability-affirmative ensemble, running through August twenty-fourth. Over at the Buell Theatre in the Denver Performing Arts Complex, Moulin Rouge The Musical explodes with vibrant costumes, dazzling sets, and heart-thumping pop anthems every evening and matinee throughout the weekend.

Friday night, blues fans will want to see guitar legend Joe Bonamassa at Red Rocks. Saturday morning, find your zen with Yoga on the Rocks as the sun rises over the sandstone. Also, get ready for a truly unique experience: Convergence 27 is Denver’s premier goth music festival at HQ Denver, with bands, DJs, and a darkly fantastic crowd embracing the best of goth culture, running through Saturday.

Art lovers have plenty to look forward to. This Saturday and Sunday is the Summer Smash Fine Arts Festival at Cherry Creek North’s Fillmore Plaza, where you can soak in live acoustic music while browsing works by top-tier artists—perfect for anyone who loves discovering fine art in a lively open-air setting according to Cherry Creek North. Civic Center Park hosts EATS, a lunchtime lineup of Denver’s best food trucks, so be sure to stroll through and sample some local favorites. Also ongoing are multiple floors of exhibitions at the McNichols Civic Center Building from ten to four each day.

On Saturday, film buffs should swing by Sie FilmCenter for the CinemaQ Film Festival, Denver’s only LGBTQ plus film fest celebrating stories and perspectives from across the spectrum, ongoing daily through the weekend.

Sunday is all about community and creativity. Check out Sundays on Santa Fe, a free gallery crawl in the Art District on Santa Fe, featuring an ever-changing mix of street art, live painting, and local maker pop-ups.

For families, the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival continues with boat races, cultural performances, and Asian cuisine at Sloan’s Lake, and the Golden Hours Music Festival at Riverfront Park offers live sets, food trucks, and riverfront fun for all.

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Listeners, if you are looking for a vibrant week of fun and unforgettable experiences in Denver, Colorado, you are in luck. This Saturday, August second, the city kicks off with one of the hottest tickets of the summer. Denver’s own Lumineers headline at Empower Field at Mile High with special guests Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats and Tom Odell. Gates open at five, and the show starts at six thirty. Expect high energy, local pride, and a stadium full of fans celebrating Denver’s music roots, as noted by Empower Field at Mile High.

Art and food lovers will want to check out the Denver Street Fairs Midsummer Arts Festival happening both Saturday and Sunday on East 8th Place from Colorado Boulevard to Bellaire Street. Starting at ten thirty a.m. Saturday and eleven a.m. Sunday, this street fair features handmade goods from Colorado artisans, live music, activities for all ages, and plenty of options from local food trucks. According to Colorado Artisan Markets, it's a fantastic way to spend a summer day and support the local creative scene.

Over at Civic Center Park, Civic Center EATS is offering some of Denver’s best meals on wheels Wednesday and Thursday this week. It’s the place downtown to catch up with friends or family on lush green lawns while sampling everything from gourmet tacos to crafted desserts, as reported by Civic Center Park’s events calendar.

If you are craving culture, Museo de las Americas is hosting their Cultural First Friday End of Summer Celebration. This First Friday event includes access to gallery spaces, live performances, and a community celebration to mark the close of another radiant Denver summer. There’s also Sundays on Santa Fe, a recurring monthly gallery crawl in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe, each last Sunday of the month. Think art, music, and refreshments with a welcoming vibe, described by Visit Denver.

Music fans can head to Levitt Pavilion for their summer series of free concerts all weekend. You can catch national names and local heroes alike at this beloved outdoor venue, including acts like Rebirth Brass Band and Dashiki Fest with Femi Kuti, highlighted by Denver7.

If wellness is on your mind, Terrace Vinyasa yoga at the Rally Hotel offers outdoor classes on the hotel’s terrace, combining fresh air with calming views of the city and Rocky Mountains. The Denver tourism board promotes these sessions as the perfect way to reset for locals and visitors alike.

Also, don’t miss the South Pearl Farmers Market, running Sundays through November. This long-standing neighborhood market is filled with Colorado-grown produce, flowers, baked goods, and specialty foods. According to Uncover Colorado, it is one of the city’s freshest open-air markets and great for meeting local growers.

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The Mile High City is turning up the heat with some unbeatable fun this week, and if you are looking for something to spice up your Denver itinerary, you are in for a treat. Kicking off tonight, music lovers will want to catch Parker McCollum at Red Rocks Amphitheatre at 7PM, where country meets Colorado’s breathtaking natural acoustics. Over at Sipping N’ Painting Highland, unwind at the “Red Rocks” paint-and-sip session where you can craft your own canvas masterpiece, no experience needed, beverages in hand, from 7 to 9PM. It’s an evening tailor-made for creativity and good vibes.

Friday through Sunday marks the grand finale of Denver’s famed Underground Music Showcase along South Broadway. After 25 years, this massive celebration bows out with over 200 live performances across outdoor and indoor venues, including headliners like All the Witches, DeVotchKa, and FIDLAR. Expect local food, fashion, after-parties, and that unmistakable Denver community spirit. According to Denver7, this is the music event that electrifies the city every summer and you should not miss this last-ever blowout.

The Cheesman Park Art Fest happens Saturday and Sunday, turning the historic park into a living gallery with over 150 top-tier artists, live music, and food trucks. Dash Events brings this award-winning festival, perfect for strolling under leafy trees and picking up a unique piece or two.

Sunday evening belongs to City Park Jazz, a free open-air concert in Denver’s green heart. Bring your picnic or grab bites from local food trucks, then catch the smooth sounds from 6 to 8PM as part of this beloved summer tradition that has drawn thousands since 1986.

Looking to light up your weekend in a different way? Bright Nights at Four Mile Historic Park transforms the grounds into a lantern-lit wonderland from Wednesday through Sunday. Each night is illuminated with sculptural art and fresh interactive experiences for families and date nights alike.

And for food adventurers, Civic Center EATS continues Wednesdays and Thursdays, parking Denver’s best food trucks in the center of the city for lunch alfresco all summer long.

That is just scratching the surface. From art crawls during Sundays on Santa Fe to the ongoing Denver Botanic Gardens Summer Concert Series, the city is alive with endless possibilities.

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