What to do in Denver

Hey Denver listeners, grab your calendars because this Valentine's weekend in the Mile High City is packed with heart-pumping fun from tonight through Sunday. Whether you're plotting a romantic rendezvous or chasing thrills with friends, we've got the scoop on the hottest happenings right here in Denver and super close by.

Kick off tonight, Friday the 13th, with some wild romance at Bugs and Brews: Romance is Wild at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, just a quick drive from Denver. Picture craft cocktails, buggy encounters, and flirty activities from 6 to 8 p.m. – tickets run $40 to $45 at butterflies.org, and it's 21-plus only, according to The Denver Gazette. Music lovers, head to the Fillmore Auditorium for Dark Star Orchestra at 7 p.m., channeling Grateful Dead vibes for $59 and up via Ticketmaster, as listed on the Fillmore's site and Gazette listings. Feeling sassy? Catch the Valentine's Eve Burlesque Show at The Cruise Room in The Oxford Hotel from 7 to 9 p.m. – pure sultry speakeasy magic, details at theoxfordhotel.com.

For a choral treat, the Colorado Middle All State Choir Concert hits Bellco Theatre at 6:30 p.m., tickets $17.65 to $22.90 on axs.com. Dance fever? Mania: The ABBA Tribute rocks the Paramount Theatre at 7:30 p.m. for $37-plus, or groove to The Martinez Brothers at Mission Ballroom at 9 p.m., $49.99 to $54.63. Indie fans, Bailey Elora with openers at The Black Buzzard at 7:30 p.m., $19.50 to $24.50. And bassheads, Stoned Level dubstep rages at Club Vinyl on Broadway, per Insomniac events.

Saturday and Sunday, dive into Love Bites – A Valentine's Haunted House at 13th Floor Haunted House on East 52nd Avenue, $29.99 and up – perfect for couples who like their love with a scream, as Denver7 highlights. Theater buffs, catch Romeo and Juliet running through March 29 at Arvada Center, tickets at arvadacenter.org. Comedy calling? Monty Franklin slays Valentine's Weekend shows February 12th through 15th at Comedy Works Downtown, via Visit Denver. Sports fans, cheer the Denver Pioneers men's tennis in Boise this weekend, but stick local for hoops action like President's Day Mountain West tournaments featuring Denver Rain youth teams February 14-15.

Don't sleep on the Colorado New Play Summit at Denver Center for the Performing Arts, with world premieres like Cowboys and East Indians – your feedback shapes the show, says Denver7. Families, hit 2nd Saturdays at CSU Spur from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for free Daniel Tiger activities on kindness and ag history murals.

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Hey Denver listeners, it's your friendly guide to the Mile High City's hottest happenings, and today, Thursday, February 12th, the action is kicking off with a bang. Kick back at McGregor Square from 3 to 8 p.m. where Milepost Zero is slinging unbeatable Olympic drink specials while you catch the games on the big screens—perfect for cheering on athletes with fellow fans, according to McGregor Square's event lineup. Music lovers, tonight's stacked: Snow Strippers hit the Fillmore Auditorium at 7 p.m. for $59 and up via Ticketmaster, while Arkona rocks The Federal Theatre with Helsótt, WarCrown, and more at the same time for $29-plus on thefederaltheatre.com. Catch Ghostface Killah with his crew at Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom at 8 p.m., tickets $49 and up at cervantesmasterpiece.com, or Jeris Johnson and Butcher Babies at the Bluebird Theater, $40 on axs.com. Comedy fans, Amos Gill is at Comedy Works South in Greenwood Village starting 7:30 p.m. tonight through Saturday, $17 to $30 at comedyworks.com, and Chris O’Connor lights up Comedy Works Downtown in Larimer Square from 7:30 p.m. Thursday to Sunday, up to $130.

Swing into Friday and the weekend with Valentine's vibes everywhere. Tomorrow, February 13th, get hands-on at Community Clay's romantic pottery date night for couples, candlelight and all. The Colorado Symphony delivers a love-filled concert at Boettcher Concert Hall February 13th to 14th with Christopher Dragon conducting. Saturday amps up with 13th Floor Haunted House's thrilling Valentine's twist through the 15th—chills meet romance!

Valentine's Day on the 14th is epic: Dive into the Winter Tequila Tasting Festival at Mile High Spirits, per Visit Denver. Craft terrariums at Fleur Denver or pottery at Denver Ceramic Studio and Community Clay. Groove to 80s new wave at Bierstadt Lagerhaus, or catch the free CNYC Asian community event at George Washington High School with over 2,000 fans. Run the heart-pumping 5K at Johnny Roberts Memorial Park in Arvada, or build book nooks at Western Sky Bar in Englewood. Families, explore LEGO® brick wonders at Brick Planet exhibit. End the weekend on the 15th with DZIRAE GOLD's Norah Jones tribute at Roots Music Project in Boulder.

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Hey Denver listeners, kick off your week with a bang today, Wednesday, February 11th, because the Mile High City is buzzing with vibrant events that'll make you forget winter's chill. Start your day right at the free Lunar New Year Celebration from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Tivoli Turnhalle, 1446 12th St., where MSU Denver hosts a campus-wide fest packed with dragon dances, traditional performances, and cultural bites to welcome the Year of the Fire Horse, according to Highlands Ranch Macaroni Kid.

By afternoon, join the Downtown Denver Food Tour from 1 to 4 p.m., savoring bites from hidden gems for $63.60 and up—book at deliciousdenverfoodtours.com, as listed by the Denver Gazette. Music lovers, tonight's your playground: Catch the Mile High Soul Collective at 6:30 p.m. at Dazzle at Baur's, 1080 14th St., for smooth jazz vibes—tickets at dazzledenver.com. Or groove to the Robert Johnson Quartet's sets at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. at Nocturne Jazz and Supper Club, 1330 27th St.

Feeling artsy? Sipping N’ Painting Hampden offers “Blossoms of Love” from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 6461 E. Hampden Ave. for $35, or head to Highland for “Snowbirds” at 7 p.m. for $32.77—register quick at their sites via Denver Gazette. Rock out with Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy playing R.E.M. hits at 7 p.m. at Summit Music Hall, 1902 Blake St., tickets $48-plus at summitdenver.com. Over in Boulder, Grand Kyiv Ballet's “Swan Lake” dazzles at 7 p.m. for $52-up at Boulder Theater.

Thursday through the weekend heats up too. Catch “Water for Elephants” at Buell Theatre, 1350 Curtis St., running through February 22nd—grab seats at denvercenter.org. Music ramps up at Fillmore Auditorium with Snow Strippers on the 12th and Dark Star Orchestra jamming Grateful Dead classics on the 13th. Marquis Denver hosts Yung Bans on the 13th and Gimme Gimme Disco on the 14th for that Valentine's vibe. Keep an eye on Mission Ballroom, as AEW Dynamite/Collision slams into Denver on February 25th at 5:30 p.m. MT, per All Elite Wrestling's site.

Whether you're painting, dancing, or devouring flavors, Denver's got the pulse pounding. Dive in, stay warm, and make memories.

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Hey Denver listeners, kick off your Sunday with a bang because today at The Black Box, Sunday School featuring Kursa dives deep into A History of Bass Design from 4 PM until Monday morning, perfect for electronic music lovers craving some educational vibes mixed with killer beats. Later tonight, stick around for Good Dubstep Only with a secret lineup in their family session starting at 8 PM, all at The Black Box in the heart of the city—pure bass-heavy fun without the drama.

If you're winding down from last night's Wildflower Arts showcase with Iyasu, Glich, Ghostbow, Sense, and Peanut that raged from Saturday night into this morning at The Lounge, you've already tasted Denver's underground pulse. Catch your breath, then gear up for the week ahead. Tuesday brings Sub.mission Electronic Tuesdays Quarterly Finals Battle pitting Dublyst against Analog from 8 PM to midnight at The Black Box—expect intense DJ clashes and crowd energy that’ll have you moving.

Thursday night heats up with Dank Frank alongside Absnt, Thew, Sl33py, and Good Dub Sound Design Club in The Lounge from 9 PM till Friday 1 AM, delivering non-stop dubstep drops. Friday the 13th? No superstitions here—Peter Vaughan & Company with Peter Vaughan, Tailspin, and Juggster take over The Lounge from 9 PM Saturday into early morning, while Saturday's double bill stars Echo Brown from The North Quarter and 1985 Music with John Glist and DiS_1 at The Black Box, plus Bio Bass Buds featuring Killianaire, DJ Outlier, OCM, and a secret B2B in The Lounge, both kicking off at 9 PM and thumping till Sunday 1 AM. Romantic vibes for Valentine's weekend, anyone?

Runners, lace up! RunGuides lists two events today: a mid-morning gathering in Denver proper and another in nearby Littleton, both with 100 to 500 participants—ideal for shaking off the winter chill. More races pop up Saturday in Arvada, Parker, and Centennial.

Over at Marquis Denver, Fresh Fruit! rocked last night, Left To Suffer hits Tuesday the 10th, Yung Bans on the 13th, and Gimme Gimme Disco on Valentine's Day—disco fever for 18-plus crowds. Sports fans, check Ball Arena for Monster Jam thrills and Magness Arena for Denver Pioneers Hockey, per Denver CO Events. And don't miss the Canine Airport Therapy Squad at DEN today—pet some pups while you travel.

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Hey Denver listeners, it's your friendly guide to the Mile High's hottest happenings, and today we're diving into an action-packed weekend starting right now on this crisp February Saturday! Kick things off with the fluffiest event of the year: Goldens in Golden, where thousands of Golden Retrievers in bandanas and sweaters take over downtown Golden from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Picture Washington Avenue buzzing under the iconic arch with group photos at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and noon, vendor villages packed with pup treats, games, contests, and free shuttles from The Splash at Fossil Trace. Leash up your four-legged friend or just come for the wagging tails and joy, according to VisitGolden.com.

Monster Jam roars into Ball Arena at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. today, with trucks crushing cars in epic stunts—prices vary, so grab tickets fast, as Denverite reports. Families, roar over to Dinos Alive at Exhibition Hub Art Center Denver on Elati Street, open till 7:30 p.m. for immersive prehistoric adventures, tickets from $21.90 for kids. Catch the Juanita Gray Community Service Awards and Blacks in Colorado Hall of Fame Ceremony at Central Library from 1 to 3:30 p.m., free and streaming online, honoring local legends per Denverite.

Tonight, laugh out loud at Joke Box: Comedy + Chaos at RISE Comedy on 22nd Street at 9 p.m.—$17 online—where comedians battle with phone polls, improv games like "Death Race 5000," and prizes, making it the wildest show in town. Sports fans, cheer the Denver Pioneers hockey versus Colorado College, detailed in their game notes, or watch the Nuggets take on the Bulls at 6 p.m. on Altitude. The Great Gatsby glides onto the Colorado Ballet stage at Ellie Caulkins Opera House at 7:30 p.m., tickets vary.

Sunday keeps the energy high with Monster Jam at noon back at Ball Arena, Lunar New Year Market at Denver Botanic Gardens from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.—$16.50 adults—and XoXo Market at Dairy Block from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wrap up with Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors at Garner Galleria Theatre at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. for $61 laughs. Don't miss the last days of The Honest Eye: Camille Pissarro’s Impressionism at Denver Art Museum or Brick Planet LEGO magic at the Nature & Science Museum.

Whether you're chasing dinos, retrievers, or ballet, Denver's delivering winter thrills through Sunday. Lace up those skates at metro rinks or hit First Friday art walks if you're catching up. Make memories, stay warm, and explore!

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Hey Denver listeners, kick off your weekend with a bang because today, Friday, February 6th, the Mile High City is buzzing with epic live music and high-octane action. Catch magic and comedy whiz Justin Willman at 7 p.m. in the historic Paramount Theatre on Glenarm Place, where tickets start at $54 via Ticketmaster, according to the Denver Gazette. If you're craving electronic beats, Adventure Club teams up with Avello and Sabai at 8 p.m. in the Mission Ballroom on Wynkoop Street, with prices from $55 to $63 on AXS.

Monster Jam roars into Ball Arena all weekend long—7 p.m. tonight, then 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday, and noon Sunday on Chopper Circle, starting at $36 per Ticketmaster. Rev your engines for those massive truck jumps! Comedy fans, Steve Rannazzisi delivers laughs at 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Comedy Works Downtown in Larimer Square, $25 to $40 on their site.

Saturday amps up the art vibes with First Fridays Art Walks across RiNo, Arts District Santa Fe, Golden Triangle, and Tennyson Street, as highlighted by Denver7—perfect for soaking in local creativity under the winter sun. Music lovers, dive into Five Points Jazz Roots from noon to midnight along Welton Street, celebrating Black History Month with soulful sounds and cultural legacy, per Denver7 details. In RiNo's Arkins Park, join the free El Milagro Mural Celebration from 1 to 4 p.m., unveiling artist David Ocelotl Garcia's vibrant Tepeyac-inspired masterpiece—RSVP required.

Longmont's Winter Walkabout Music Showcase rocks downtown Saturday from 2 to 9:30 p.m. with over 60 acts across 16 venues, tickets on their site. Vinyl Weekend Pass at Club Vinyl offers four rooms and eight-plus artists starting 10 p.m. tonight through Sunday. Film buffs, The Moment screens February 6th to 12th at Sie FilmCenter on Colfax.

Network pros, the Denver Chamber's February Chamber in the City hits the Performing Arts Complex for a behind-the-scenes tour amid ballet and Broadway energy. Country twang? Priscilla Block at 8 p.m. tonight in The Grizzly Rose on Lincoln Street, $27 tickets.

Whether you're jamming to North Mississippi Allstars at Gothic Theatre in Englewood or Horse Bitch at Bluebird on Colfax, Denver's got your thrill fix. Bundle up, grab friends, and make memories!

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Hey Denver listeners, it's your friendly guide to the Mile High City's hottest happenings, and today, Thursday, February 5th, we've got a lineup that's got rhythm, laughs, and heart-pumping action to kick off your week right. Start your day with the Colorado Business Hall of Fame gala at the Hyatt Regency Denver at Colorado Convention Center, honoring the 2026 laureates like the Appel family under the theme Igniting the Future, according to the Villager Publishing report. Then, dive into activism at noon with CU YDSA's protest outside the University of Colorado Regents meeting in nearby Boulder over their contract with Key Lime Air, rallying against ICE ties, as detailed by the Colorado Times Recorder.

Music lovers, tonight's exploding. Catch Three Dog Night and Ambrosia with John Ford Coley at 7 p.m. at the Paramount Theatre for $96 and up, reliving those classic hits, straight from the Denver Gazette. Head to Dazzle at Baur’s for Vinicius Cantuária & Chico Pinheiro Duo's smooth Brazilian vibes at 6:30 and 9 p.m., or groove to Briscoe with Wells Ferarri at 8 p.m. at the Bluebird Theater for $32.72. Pablo Francisco brings the laughs at 7:30 p.m. at Denver Improv, and don't miss the Colorado Speaker Series featuring photographer Platon at the same time at Bellco Theatre, per National Today. For $5 thrills, La Rumba's got tunes starting at 8 p.m.

Tomorrow, Friday, gear up for Solidarity Warriors' rally at the State Capitol from 12:30 to 2 p.m., delivering a letter to officials like Attorney General Phil Weiser on safeguarding 2026 elections. Comedy fans, Robert Kelly's multi-show run continues at Comedy Works South in Greenwood Village. Sports enthusiasts, the University of Denver hosts the First Chance Invitational swimming and diving meet at El Pomar Natatorium, kicking off at 11 a.m. with relays, freestyles, and dives through Saturday.

Weekend warriors, Saturday's a blast. Mark International Golden Retriever Day with Goldens in Golden from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Golden, where leashed pups parade Washington Street, snow or shine, with free shuttles from The Splash at Fossil Trace, as the Denver Gazette highlights. Fly anglers, hit the Denver Fly Fishing Show at Gaylord Rockies starting 10 a.m. Friday through Sunday for global gear and experts, $20 a day. Sip dark brews at Wynkoop Brewing's Day of Darks Festival from noon to 3 p.m., tasting 23 Colorado breweries' best for $50, benefiting Movember. Families, Denver Family Fest at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds from noon to 5 p.m. offers free kid activities, Ghostbusters meetups, and zoo exhibits for $12 adults.

Sunday chills with Indivisible's Ice Out for Good protest in Arvada at 11 a.m. Whatever you choose, bundle up and make memories in our vibrant city.

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Hey Denver listeners, kick off your week with a bang right here in the Mile High City on this crisp February Wednesday! Start your morning at the Colorado State Capitol on 200 East Colfax Avenue, where the Colorado Bureau of Investigation is hosting Colorado Missing Persons Day from 9 a.m. It's a heartfelt ceremony with a resolution reading, prayer vigil on the West Steps, and a symbolic bubble release to honor over 600 missing folks—family members gather early in Senate Committee Room 357, according to the CBI announcement.

As evening hits, dive into live music madness. Catch Lord of the Lost and The Birthday Massacre on their Dark Winter Tour at Summit Music Hall on 1902 Blake Street at 6 p.m.—tickets start at $37 via summitdenver.com, as listed by The Denver Gazette. Jazz lovers, head to Nocturne Jazz and Supper Club at 1330 27th Street for The Braxton Kahn Trio playing The Darker Side of Monk in sets at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.—reservations at nocturnejazz.com. Guitar wizards, Matteo Mancuso's Route96 Tour rocks Cervantes’ Other Side at 2635 Welton Street at 8 p.m. for $55 on cervantesmasterpiece.com. Feeling nostalgic? "Dirty Dancing" in Concert sways into Buell Theatre at 1350 Curtis Street at 7:30 p.m., with tickets from $47 at denvercenter.org—Vivid Seats reports averages around $258 for prime spots.

Unwind creatively with Sipping N’ Painting sessions: paint "Snow Light" at the Hampden spot on 6461 East Hampden Avenue from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for $35, or "Glacial Lake" at Highland on 1331 West 38th Street from 7 to 9 p.m. for $32.77—register quick at their sites. Country fans, boot-scoot to Country Line Dancing Night with Jeff Goodwin and the Front Range Cowboys at Buffalo Rose in Golden from 7 to 10 p.m., $10 online.

Looking ahead, Thursday through Saturday brings "Medea" at Byron Theatre in the Newman Center for the Arts on 1903 Iliff Avenue for $13 via newmancenterpresents.com. Fillmore Auditorium heats up February 10 with JADE on her That's Showbiz Baby! Tour, Snow Strippers on the 12th, and Dark Star Orchestra jamming Grateful Dead vibes on the 13th—check fillmoredenver.com. Community meets District 3 Police Commander Bell at 1625 South University Boulevard station tonight too, per Lowry United Neighborhoods.

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Well listeners, if you're looking for something to do in Denver this week, you're in for a real treat. Right now, as we speak on this Sunday morning, there's a fantastic concert happening tonight that you won't want to miss. Robyn Hitchcock is performing at Swallow Hill Music's Daniels Hall at seven o'clock this evening. If you're a fan of indie rock and quirky storytelling through music, this is absolutely worth checking out. Swallow Hill Music is located at seventy-one East Yale Avenue, and tickets are available through SeatGeek.

But that's just the beginning of what Denver has to offer this week. If you're into electronic music and underground beats, The Black Box and The Lounge venues are absolutely packed with events. According to the Black Box's event listing, tomorrow evening, Monday February third, Sub.mission Electronic Tuesdays presents the January Battle Winner's Showcase featuring Break The Chains versus Analog. That event runs from eight PM until midnight at The Black Box.

For those looking ahead to later in the week, Thursday February fifth brings Danny Grooves performing two sets at The Black Box, running from nine PM until one in the morning. The lineup includes Dolo, which is a collaboration between phLo and Foxy Dope, plus Weselects.

If you're more interested in Friday night action, Subfiltronik is taking over The Black Box on February sixth with Bad B2B Justyy, Pusher B2B H2K, and Redacted, running from nine PM to one AM. Over at The Lounge, the same night features UKG Proper Colours with DJ D.M.X, S2PS, Styleigh Coyote, and cynapze.

Saturday February seventh is shaping up to be massive. The Lounge hosts Wildflower Arts featuring Iyasu, Glich, Ghostbow, Sense, and Peanut starting at nine in the evening.

Don't forget that this weekend also features some wonderful family-friendly options. The Denver Jewish Film Festival is wrapping up today at the Mizel Arts and Culture Center, showcasing more than twenty entertaining films including documentaries, comedies, and narratives.

Whether you're into live music, electronic beats, or cultural events, Denver's got you covered this week. There's truly something for everyone. Thank you so much for tuning in, and please remember to subscribe for more great event recommendations. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai.

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Hey Denver listeners, kick off your Friday night with high-energy vibes across the city. Catch the Denver Nuggets battling the LA Clippers at Ball Arena starting at 7 p.m., a slam-dunk showdown perfect for sports fans craving that electric atmosphere. Over at Magness Arena, the Denver Pioneers hockey team faces off against the Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs at the same time, bringing college rink intensity right to your doorstep. Music lovers, head to the Mission Ballroom for Ship Wrek at 8 p.m., or groove to K?d's electronic beats at Meow Wolf Denver Convergence Station. If hip-hop's your jam, Bayymack hits the Marquis at 7 p.m., and don't miss James Kennedy spinning at The Church Nightclub from 10 p.m. Comedy fans, Aries Spears delivers laughs at Denver Improv with shows at 7:30 p.m. and 9:45 p.m., while Jessica Kirson takes the Paramount Theatre stage at 7:30 p.m.

Snowboarders and skiers, today's your day at Ruby Hill Rail Yard in Ruby Hill Park. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., join Denver Learns to Ride Day with free rentals for beginners, lessons from Winter Park instructors, and a flat groomed hill—no advanced features, just pure fun on the snow. The yard opens fully this Sunday, February 1, with new rails and boxes for all levels, staying open weather permitting through March.

Saturday amps up with the Ultimate RV Show at Colorado Convention Center from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., featuring over 300 rigs, a kids' zone, cornhole pros, and even pet adoptions—all free entry. Music pulses on with Vinyl Weekend Pass at Club Vinyl starting 10 p.m. Friday into Saturday, boasting eight artists across four rooms, headlined by Hoang in the Lost In Dreams set.

Sunday, hit the Denver Museum of Nature & Science for a free SCFD day, diving into exhibits like Moments That Made US at History Colorado Center as part of Colorado's 150th birthday bash. Nearby, Breckenridge's International Snow Sculpture Championships light up massive works through February 3—road trip worthy for that wow factor.

Listeners, bundle up, grab your crew, and make this winter weekend unforgettable in the Mile High City. Thanks for tuning in—subscribe for more guides like this. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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