What to do in Denver

Denver is buzzing with energy this weekend and throughout the week, offering everything from hard-hitting music festivals to luminous night events and family-friendly art shows. If you are feeling the call of live music and a festival atmosphere, then Unhinged Fest is the place to be today and tomorrow at the National Western Center. This is Denver’s first big metal and hardcore festival in years, and it’s pulling out all the stops with an epic lineup featuring Knocked Loose, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Converge today, and then Lamb of God, In This Moment, and Body Count on Sunday. Expect intense mosh pits, tattoo pop-ups, plenty of brews, and Denver’s loudest weekend ever, as detailed by RTD-Denver.

For music fans who prefer indie and alternative, the Underground Music Showcase is taking over South Broadway all weekend. According to Denverite, this is the final run for Denver’s beloved UMS, with 200 bands across outdoor stages and venues, including performances from All the Witches, Flyanna Boss, DeVotchKa, and many others. Day passes and weekend tickets are still available and this is shaping up to be a truly historic farewell to one of Denver’s cornerstone summer events.

Looking for something with a creative flair? The 12th Annual Cheesman Park Art Fest is open today and Sunday in Cheesman Park. Over 150 artists and artisans from all over the country are displaying their works, with music and food trucks rounding out the festivities. 303 Magazine highlights that it’s free to attend and perfect if you want to see unique paintings, jewelry, and crafts or just enjoy a relaxing stroll through the park.

Museum and art lovers should check out Bright Nights at Four Mile Historic Park. This ongoing event transforms the park into a luminous wonderland with immersive installations and light shows, creating a magical evening walk that’s perfect for families or anyone looking for a bit of wonder in the city. Visit Denver points out this event runs nightly through the weekend.

Comedy fans can still catch Dixie’s Tupperware Party at the Garner Galleria Theatre, and if you like fiber art or gardening, Denver Botanic Gardens is hosting Contemporary Fiber: Botanicals, a juried exhibition of artists from around the world.

On the food and drink front, tequila aficionados can head to Clever Girl on Wazee Street for the Denver Summer Tequila Tasting Festival this afternoon. Social Scene is pouring samples of tequila and whiskey from 2:30 to 6 pm, but spots are very limited.

If you want something totally different, step into Cirque Du Soleil Echo at Ball Arena for a spellbinding show today at noon, 3:30, or 7 pm.

Sports fans can catch the Colorado Rockies playing the Baltimore Orioles today, or start the morning off right with yoga at the Butterfly Pavilion.

Art walks, local comedy, outdoor markets, and countless festivals—Denver’s summer spirit is in full swing. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production,

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Listeners, Denver is bursting with energy this week and into the weekend, and if you’re looking for things to do, the Mile High City will not disappoint. The annual Underground Music Showcase takes over South Broadway starting Friday and runs through Sunday, with more than 200 performances across 12 venues. This year marks the 25th anniversary—and organizers are hinting it could be the final one in its classic form—so this is your chance to discover your next favorite band right here in Denver. Single day and weekend passes are available and organizers say expect full lineups with all genres represented.

Food lovers, tonight’s The Big Eat at the Denver Performing Arts Complex lets you sample bites from over 70 top eateries—everything from Tacos Tequila Whiskey to Restaurant Olivia and Maria Empanada. There’s live music, on-the-spot poetry, and a festive vibe, making this a perfect culinary celebration to kick off your weekend.

Art lovers can stroll through 150 national artists’ booths and enjoy live music and food trucks at the 12th Annual Cheesman Park Art Fest running Saturday and Sunday at Cheesman Park. If you need more art, Sundays on Santa Fe gives you a free gallery walk the last Sunday of each month—this week included—in the heart of Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe.

Bright Nights at Four Mile Historic Park continues every evening, transforming the park into a glowing garden of illuminated sculptures and displays—perfect for families or a date night.

Thrill seekers and hard rock fans, Unhinged Fest is at the National Western Center Saturday and Sunday. Knocked Loose, The Dillinger Escape Plan, and Lamb of God are among the big names playing, and the event bills itself as Denver’s must-see metal and hardcore festival of the year with everything from tattoos to brewery tents.

Tequila connoisseurs, Saturday serves up the Denver Summer Tequila Tasting Festival at Clever Girl on Wazee with samples from top distilleries and a lively crowd. Tickets are almost sold out so jump fast if this is your style.

On Thursday and Friday at Civic Center Park, Civic Center EATS draws in food truck fans from all over with up to 15 trucks serving everything from classic comfort food to creative modern fare. Perfect for an outdoor lunch with Downtown skyline views.

As always, the South Pearl Farmers’ Market returns Sunday. Grab fresh produce, artisan food, and unique crafts while supporting local growers.

For some literary fun, Friday night at Town Hall Collaborative features the Unsent Love Show, where ten storytellers share their most memorable unsent messages. Coupled with great cocktails and pizza from Mischief Pizza’s truck, it’s set to be an unforgettable night.

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Saturday kicks off in Denver with the buzz of the Tennyson St. Fair, running from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tennyson Street between 39th and 43rd. This annual block party is all about family fun with live music, food trucks, games, a beer garden, yoga in the sun, and plenty of unique local vendors. The fair has a reputation for packing the avenue with energy, so it's a must for those who want a true neighborhood experience. Denver7 highlights the event as a place to bring friends, family, or just your Denver spirit.

Looking for something a little more rebellious? The National Western Stockyards roars to life this weekend for Punk in the Park, a three-day music festival belting out sets from punk legends like Bad Religion, Dropkick Murphys, and Pennywise. With 40 bands on two stages and a festival crowd that loves to mosh, it's the perfect fix for those who want high energy and a little nostalgia.

Fans of craft brews can head to the Berkeley Beer Fest at The Empourium Brewing Co. from 5 to 8 p.m. Sip on samples from some of Denver’s best breweries, compete in beer games, and soak in the laid-back vibes of this West Denver favorite, as featured by Denverite. Or, if the city bustle isn't enough, consider a quick drive to Littleton for the Lavender Festival at Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms on Sunday, where rows of purple blooms, live music, and lavender-laced treats promise a delight for the senses.

Coors Field sees the Colorado Rockies face off against the Minnesota Twins for a homestand, with first pitches flying at 6:10 p.m. Saturday and 1:10 p.m. Sunday according to Denverite. It’s prime time for baseball fans to catch America’s pastime amid Denver's summer sun.

Saturday night, Red Rocks Amphitheatre hosts The String Cheese Incident and Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country for those who want to dance under the stars at one of the nation’s most iconic music venues, as listed by Denver Arts & Venues. Sunday night brings the soulful Alabama Shakes with Lee Fields to the same legendary stage, promising a musical wind-down to the weekend.

Anyone seeking a bit of culture can join the Downtown Denver Public Art Bicycle Tour, running all summer and offering a rolling exploration of the city’s growing mural scene. And for film buffs, the Colorado Symphony presents Jurassic Park in Concert at Boettcher Concert Hall, where the movie roars to life backed by a full orchestra.

Don’t forget the weekly pop-up markets—Denver BAZAAR at Larimer Square and Urban Market at Union Station—showcasing local artisans, food vendors, and a festive atmosphere.

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Denver is buzzing this week with events that capture the city’s vibrant summer spirit, from can’t-miss festivals to live music, top-tier theater, and unique neighborhood celebrations.

Today, kick off your Thursday evening with Global Dance presenting K?D at The Church Nightclub on Lincoln Street. Doors open at 10 p.m., and this EDM show is for those 18 and up, guaranteed to keep the energy high well into the night.

Friday and Saturday, head over to the Tennyson Street Fair, a rapidly growing neighborhood festival that now boasts more than 200 local businesses, plus an all-new Berkeley Beer Festival featuring a lineup of craft breweries for the adults. The fair runs Friday from 4 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., offering great eats from Maria Empanada, Shuck Brothers, and more.

The lavender is in full bloom at Denver Botanic Gardens’ Lavender Festival on Saturday and Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Chatfield Farms. Breathe in the scent of thousands of lavender plants, chat with horticulturists, try your hand at lavender crafts, and stock up on self-care products featuring this soothing herb.

Baseball fans, get ready: the Colorado Rockies face off against the Minnesota Twins at Coors Field Friday through Sunday. Enjoy the atmosphere of America’s pastime right in downtown, with games perfect for families or friends looking to soak up some sun.

For art lovers, the 62nd Annual Juried Members’ Show at the Colorado Photographic Arts Center is open all week, offering a curated survey of contemporary photography by local artists. The event is ongoing, so drop in and get inspired.

Those looking for comedy mixed with nostalgia can grab tickets to Dixie’s Tupperware Party at the Garner Galleria Theatre, a weekly blend of laughs and old-school flair running through Saturday.

On Saturday night, Paramount Theatre hosts X and Los Lobos in the 99 Years of Rock N Roll event, delivering a blend of legendary punk and Chicano rock starting at 8 p.m.

If you want a blockbuster musical experience, catch the last performances of Some Like it Hot at Buell Theatre, running until July 20. This four-time Tony Award-winning show promises high-energy music and irresistible storytelling.

For families and those interested in history, the Molly Brown House Museum offers a Deeper Dive: Titanic Tour today, exploring stories of the legendary Titanic survivor and viewing rarely seen artifacts.

Civic Center EATS continues on Wednesday and Thursday, right in Civic Center Park, with top food trucks serving everything from gourmet tacos to international fare.

For local color, check out Sundays on Santa Fe, a free gallery crawl in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe, happening on the last Sunday of every month. Stroll through vibrant galleries, meet artists, and discover unique works.

No matter your interests, there is something in Denver to delight this week and into the weekend. From festivals and live sports to experimental theater and culinary adventures, you

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If you are looking for the best things to do in Denver this Saturday July 12 and through the weekend, there is a packed lineup of festivals, concerts, and cultural highlights happening right now. Whether you are a music lover, foodie, art enthusiast, or just want to soak up the summer sun in the Mile High City, Denver has something special for everyone.

This weekend, the Colorado Black Arts Festival is lighting up City Park West for its 39th year, celebrating African American arts, music, food, and community. With more than 80 local artists and free admission, it is a fantastic place to enjoy live performances and discover new talent. The festival runs daily and is easily accessible via Route 20 at 17th and Steele, as highlighted by RTD Denver.

For those who want riverside vibes, Crosscurrents festival takes over Confluence Park with lively music, art, and fun by the South Platte river. It is a favorite among locals who love the mix of summer energy and waterfront views, according to Visit Denver.

If you are in the mood for more music, check out the Underground Music Showcase 2025, boasting more than 200 live performances across outdoor stages and indoor venues all weekend long. Genres span indie, rock, and everything in between.

Art lovers can catch the Cherry Creek Arts Festival wrapping up, featuring visual, culinary, and performing arts across Cherry Creek North. This 33rd annual celebration brings together top artists, food vendors, and interactive experiences.

Sports fans can head down to Coors Field where the Colorado Rockies are in the midst of a homestand. A day at the ballpark with the Rockies always makes for a classic summer outing, as noted by RTD Denver.

When night falls, Bright Nights at Four Mile Historic Park transforms the grounds into a glowing wonderland, perfect for families or date night strolls. If you are seeking concerts today, The Avett Brothers perform at 7:30pm, with other acts like Houndmouth and Tab Benoit also playing this evening, according to Do303.

Looking ahead to later in July, kids and families can look forward to the Disney Descendants and Zombies: Worlds Collide Tour coming to Ball Arena on July 28 for a high-energy, music-filled stage show open to fans of all ages.

To sample something unique, check out the lavender festival events happening through the weekend, where you can make and take home lavender shower bundles and enjoy music among thousands of blooming plants.

With every block bustling, every park alive, and every evening full of shows, Denver is the place to be. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Listeners, if you are wondering what’s happening in Denver from today through the weekend, get ready for a city overflowing with energy, culture, and summer fun.

Tonight, July 10, music fans can catch Incubus performing their classic album Morning View at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, starting at 7:30 pm. Over at the Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre, the musical Some Like It Hot brings Broadway flair to downtown Denver, while Comedy Works downtown hosts comedian Dave Smith for an evening of laughs. If you are in the mood for something interactive, head to Rise Comedy for the Community Improv Jam at 8 pm, or join a lively round of Geeks Who Drink Trivia at Dairy Block at 7 pm. For early risers, Denver Botanic Gardens offers a sunrise vinyasa yoga session at 7:30 am. That’s straight from the Do303 event roundup.

Looking ahead to Friday and through the weekend, City Park West transforms for the 39th annual Colorado Black Arts Festival, running July 11 to 13. According to Visit Denver, this free festival honors African American art and culture with live music, artist markets, food vendors, and community storytelling right in historic City Park West.

If your tastes lean more global, Bastille Day: A French Fest is taking over Cherry Creek North this weekend. You can celebrate all things French with food, live music, and festivities through Sunday. Visit Denver highlights Evenings al Fresco at the Denver Botanic Gardens York Street location as another must-experience, featuring local musicians and a stunning outdoor setting.

The Rocky Mountain Regional Rodeo 42 gallops into the National Western Complex all weekend, celebrating western heritage with rodeo competitions and community pride. And for something truly unique, the Arts Caravan’s Circus Variety Show “Sizzle” lights up Colorado Sake Co. tonight, promising hula hoopers, fire eaters, and circus antics.

Foodies and families should note that Taste of Arvada is in town, and on Sunday, Nacho Average Family Night at La Victoria Healing Kitchen in Aurora invites you to roll up your sleeves and dive into making tortillas, salsas, and tacos.

Next week, the excitement continues with Cirque du Soleil’s ECHO debuting its dazzling blend of acrobatics and theatrical storytelling at Ball Arena from July 12, and get ready for the Bright Nights illuminated sculpture experience opening at Four Mile Historic Park on July 23.

For indie music lovers, mark your calendars for the Underground Music Showcase happening July 25 to 27 on South Broadway, featuring over 200 acts in a high-energy festival setting.

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Denver listeners, get ready for a jam-packed week of events as the city comes alive for Independence Day and beyond. Kicking off today, July 3, Indy Eve lights up Civic Center Park with live music from the Colorado Symphony Brass and Percussion Ensemble, dazzling drone displays between 9:15 and 9:30 p.m., and an energetic Night Market. Expect circus performances, a family fun zone, and plenty of food trucks on-site, all starting at 5 p.m. This event is free and a perfect way to jumpstart your holiday celebrations according to the Civic Center Conservancy.

Pop culture fans, don’t miss Fan Expo Denver running July 3 through 6 at the Colorado Convention Center. This is your gateway to a world of comics, anime, gaming, and celebrity encounters. Whether you’re into cosplay or just want to meet your favorite stars, Fan Expo Denver is the ultimate playground for superfans and newcomers alike as reported by Denver.org.

Friday, July 4 brings the legendary Cherry Creek Arts Festival back to Cherry Creek North, celebrating its 33rd year through July 6. Stroll the streets and enjoy works from over 260 national and international artists, culinary delights, live performing arts, and Creation Station activities for kids. There’s even an opening night event for art lovers who want to engage directly with the creators, according to Cherry Creek North.

Music lovers can head to Civic Center Park again on July 4 for the Deadbeats Backyard Jamboree, featuring Zeds Dead and friends with bass-heavy beats for your Independence Day. Meanwhile, Elitch Gardens Theme and Water Park is hosting its own fireworks show on Saturday, July 5, which begins right after the park closes at 9 p.m. according to Elitch Gardens.

If immersive history is your thing, Titanic: An Immersive Voyage is on display at the Exhibition Hub Art Center Denver through July 6. Dive into more than 90 artifacts, explore reconstructed rooms, and follow the Titanic’s captivating story with state-of-the-art technology and emotional storytelling. Denver Art Museum also features The Tangled Self, a thought-provoking contemporary installation exploring inner worlds.

Foodies can chill at the Kachina Cantina with margarita pitchers and frozen flights all weekend, while sweet seekers can smash their own chocolate creation at Toro’s La Bomba Smash Course on July 4 for a hands-on dessert adventure.

For families, the Park Hill Parade—the largest Independence Day march in Denver—returns at 1:30 p.m. on July 4. This lively community tradition runs straight through the heart of the neighborhood.

Whether you’re drawn to art, music, food, or fireworks, Denver has something for every taste 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 is buzzing with summer energy and there is something for everyone around the Mile High City this week and weekend. The centerpiece of the weekend is Denver PrideFest, the Rocky Mountain region’s largest celebration of LGBTQ+ pride. Based at Civic Center Park June 28th and 29th, the festival draws over half a million visitors with vibrant parades, a 5K run, unbeatable people-watching, live entertainment across multiple stages, food and drink vendors, hundreds of booths, and a joyful, inclusive atmosphere. According to Denver.org and 303 Magazine, the weekend will also feature Blockwide Pride events on Larimer Square, with high-energy parties, live music, and community celebrations both Friday and Saturday nights.

Music lovers, don’t miss Widespread Panic at the legendary Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Saturday, June 28th. The venue opens at 5 PM and the show starts at 7 PM, promising a high-energy jam band experience under the Colorado stars, presented by Bill Bass Concerts and KBCO. Red Rocks recommends downloading their mobile app for the best visitor experience.

For a dose of comedy, Jordan Jensen brings her signature wit to Comedy Works Downtown through June 28th. VIP tickets mean priority seating upfront, perfect for making it a laughter-filled night out.

Fitness and wellness seekers can join the Rainforest Yoga class at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster Saturday morning. Imagine practicing yoga surrounded by exotic plants and flitting butterflies starting at 7:45 AM—an unforgettable way to start your weekend, reported by Denver7.

Dog lovers and families are invited to the Denver Dog Fair at the National Western Complex on Saturday. Enjoy a puppy kissing booth, fun runs, doggy fashion shows, flyball games, and plenty of pups up for adoption—a perfect outing for those with four-legged friends.

Art enthusiasts have several options too. The Evergreen Mountain Art Celebration features 65 artists and a rustic Colorado vibe at the Evergreen North Shopping Center all weekend, while the Denver Art Museum hosts Kent Monkman’s acclaimed “History is Painted by the Victors” exhibit, the celebrated artist’s first major US show.

For those wanting even more, step outside the city for the Vail Lacrosse Shootout or the Central City Opera Festival, both of which run through the weekend.

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If you are in Denver this week, get ready for a non-stop lineup of music, festivals, sports, and fun all across the city. Kicking things off tonight, June 26, Dick’s Sporting Goods Park will be buzzing as the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team takes on Ireland. Colorado’s own soccer stars Lindsey Heaps, Sophia Wilson, and Mallory Swanson are set to represent the Centennial State, and tickets are still available if you want to catch America’s best before they head to the World Cup, according to Visit Denver.

Music fans, your cup runneth over. Empower Field at Mile High is hosting Metallica’s massive M72 World Tour this Friday, June 27, and Sunday, June 29, featuring two completely different setlists. Friday’s show pairs Metallica with Limp Bizkit and Ice Nine Kills, while Sunday brings Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies for an unforgettable heavy metal blowout. You can expect the energy to be sky high as Metallica performs in the round on the 50-yard line.

For those who prefer hits and huge singalongs, don’t miss Dirty Heads at Red Rocks Amphitheatre tonight, or check out Polyrhythmics at Cervantes’ Other Side. And for a different vibe, Comedy Works Downtown is hosting Jordan Jensen all weekend long, offering plenty of laughs and a chance to discover one of stand-up’s fastest rising stars.

Saturday and Sunday, Civic Center Park transforms into a rainbow sea for the 51st annual Denver PrideFest, one of the country’s largest and most inclusive Pride celebrations. Over 500,000 are expected to enjoy live performances on two stages, a parade on Sunday morning, delicious food, dozens of vendors, and a spirit of joy and acceptance that fills the heart of Denver. Larimer Square also hosts a Pride Block Party all weekend, with live music and dancing in the streets.

Art lovers shouldn’t miss the Kent Monkman exhibition at the Denver Art Museum, which runs all weekend and marks the famed artist’s US debut. His works challenge and celebrate histories, and this is a rare chance to experience them up close.

If you’re looking to move, Terrace Vinyasa yoga at The Rally Hotel offers a gorgeous skyline and mountain view for your morning sun salutations. Outdoor lovers can head to Confluence Park for CROSSCURRENTS, Denver’s riverside festival where music, food, and river fun come together for a uniquely Mile High experience.

And if you want more live music, Wu-Tang Clan with Run The Jewels, Vulfpeck at Red Rocks, Eli Brown at the Greek Theater, and Keith Urban at Fiddler’s Green round out a truly epic week.

Denver’s summer is in full bloom, and whether you’re a foodie, music lover, sports fanatic, or just want to take in city sights, there’s an event calling your name.

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If you are looking for memorable experiences in Denver this week, the Mile High City is bursting with summer festivities, art, music, and culinary delights.

Jazz lovers should not miss the City Park Jazz series, continuing through June 29 at beautiful City Park. Bring a blanket and snacks and catch some of Colorado’s best jazz groups in the open air. RTD-Denver notes how easy it is to get there by transit so you can relax and enjoy the evening vibes.

Later in the week, all eyes turn to Civic Center Park for Denver PrideFest, taking place Saturday and Sunday, June 28 and 29. According to Visit Denver, this is the ultimate celebration of love, diversity, and equality, featuring vibrant parades, live entertainment, food trucks, and a bustling festival atmosphere. The weekend kicks off with the Denver Pride 5K, so lace up for a good cause and check out the rainbow-filled festivities in the heart of downtown.

Fans of visual arts can catch the tail end of the Denver Chalk Art Festival, an annual favorite where artists transform pavement into colorful masterpieces. The festival runs through late June, transforming Larimer Square and the surrounding area with creativity and color, as shared by RTD-Denver.

Families have plenty to explore too. For younger kids, St. Elizabeth’s School hosts the Kids Summer Sewing and Upcycling Camp, providing hands-on fun and creativity on June 23. Budding foodies or curious explorers can join one of the many food tours by Cozymeal, discovering Denver’s top eats and iconic culinary stops throughout the week. Eventbrite lists multiple time slots for these mouthwatering adventures.

If you are in the mood for laughs, check out Denver’s thriving comedy scene. Comedy Works Downtown and Comedy Works South both feature stand-up shows regularly, giving listeners a lively night out in LoDo or Greenwood Village. For those looking for cultural enrichment, the Central City Opera Festival kicks off June 28, just a quick trip from Denver, with stunning stage productions in one of Colorado’s most historic opera houses, according to Uncover Colorado.

Wrap up your Denver experience by catching a Colorado Rockies game at Coors Field, a classic summer pastime, or enjoy local produce and crafts at the South Pearl Farmers’ Market. If relaxing with yoga or art is more your scene, Denver Botanic Gardens offers outdoor sessions and workshops almost daily.

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