Aurora, CO
Aurora, CO

Events in Aurora

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JUL22
Family

Back to School Bash

Enjoy a family-friendly gathering with a chance to win free pizza for a year, complimentary treats and pizza slices, and a prize wheel to test your luck. Backpacks will be given to the first 200 children, and the event continues while backpacks are available.

Papa Johns
JUL22
Dancing

Ladies Night 2026

Ladies Night at Stampede features complimentary line dancing lessons led by Laurie Burkhardt, a rotating theme each week, and a lively mix of dancing and country music. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with plenty of chances to hit the dance floor and enjoy the vibe.

Stampede
JUL22
Music

Silverstein and more

Silverstein and Story of the Year bring the Camp Screamo Tour to the stage with support from Origami Angel. Open to ages 16 and over. The setup features a general admission floor, plus the option to purchase reserved seating in the East or West balcony. Access corresponds to the ticket type purchased, and balcony tickets also include entry to general admission areas. General admission offers access to the floor and bowl on a first come basis, while reserved balcony tickets provide seated sections in East or West with nearby bar service and dedicated restrooms.

Mission Ballroom
JUL22
Sports

Colorado Rapids vs. San Diego FC

Colorado Rapids meet San Diego FC at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. To help ensure a smooth arrival, plan for security screening and follow venue rules. Bags must be no larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches, and items such as laptops, tablets, oversized bags, backpacks, luggage, coolers, parcels, briefcases, and similar items are not permitted. There is no on site storage, so guests with restricted items will be turned away. Policies are enforced without exceptions. Please observe posted ticket purchase limits. All details are subject to change.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park
JUL22
Food & Drink

Civic Center EATS

A lunchtime lineup of a dozen or more food trucks sets up in Denver, showcasing new vendors alongside long-standing staples. The 2026 season is hosted on Bannock Street and the Civic Center Park Meadow, creating a relaxed outdoor setting for a casual midday meal in a central location.

JUL23
Music

Music in the Park

Commerce City, together with the Cultural Council, is bringing back Music in the Park, a free, family friendly summer concert series featuring live music in parks across the city. This installment takes place at Pioneer Park with Remezcla performing, setting a lively tone that encourages dancing, singing, and easygoing summer fun for friends and families.

Pioneer Park
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night

Test your knowledge with Geeks Who Drink trivia at Anthony’s Pizza & Pasta - Hilltop. Warm up with Happy Hour deals before the questions begin, featuring $4 slices and $3 Coors Light pints. Expect a mix of fun and challenging categories while you enjoy New York-style pizza with friends.

Anthony's Pizza & Pasta - Hilltop
JUL23
Music

Kim Gordon

Part of the Play Me Tour, this event features Kim Gordon with SASAMI and welcomes attendees ages 16 and over.

The Ogden Theatre
JUL23
Civic

Community Field Trip: Metro Water Recovery

Rediscover the classic field trip experience with a community outing that highlights the systems that keep civic life running. This visit to Metro Water Recovery features a guided tour that explains how wastewater is treated, why it matters to the water cycle, and how these processes help protect the region’s water supply. Transportation and light refreshments are provided. The group will depart together from Eloise May Library and return there after the tour. Founded under Colorado law in 1961, Metro Water Recovery is the largest agency of its kind in the Rocky Mountain West, serving about 2 million people across roughly 817 square miles. In collaboration with 65 local governments, including municipalities and special districts, the organization treats millions of gallons of water every day so it can support agriculture, aquatic life, recreation, and the broader water supply.

Eloise May Library
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

Weekly Thursday Morning Bingo Sessions

Colorado Youth Basketball hosts weekly bingo at Turn of the Century Bingo with a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500. Players can also try Plinko for a chance to win prizes such as promotional items or discounts for future sessions as a thank you for attending. The venue features a pickle bar, pull tabs priced at 25 cents and 1 dollar, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, and board games. A full snack bar serves fresh, cooked-to-order items. Participation supports Colorado Youth Basketball and helps local kids play basketball.

Turn of the Century Bingo
JUL23
Outdoor Recreation

COVWBC Summer Campout

This campout takes place in the woods and includes live music on Saturday night. Passes must be bought ahead of time and there are a limited number of spots. Further details and registration are provided by the organizer.

Leadville,CO
JUL24
Games & Entertainment

Weekly Friday Afternoon Bingo Sessions

Colorado Youth Basketball hosts a weekly bingo session at Turn of the Century Bingo in Aurora, Colorado. The entire session centers on strip card play with five games and a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,000, offering a quick format that adds a fresh twist to the usual routine. Guests can explore a pickle bar with $0.25 and $1 pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, and board games, along with a full snack bar serving fresh, cook to order items. Participation supports Colorado Youth Basketball and helps provide opportunities for local kids to play.

Turn of the Century Bingo
JUL24
Music

Of Montreal

of Montreal teams up with Sloppy Jane for a live concert at The Bluebird Theater. Admission is restricted to attendees 16 and older.

The Bluebird Theater
JUL24
Family

130th Summer Celebration

Celebrate 130 years with a season-spanning lineup of surprises, fun activities, and brand-new experiences. Look for animal birthday parties, extended zoo hours, member-only perks, special happenings, and more unfolding throughout the summer. With so much to discover, it may take more than one visit to see it all.

Denver Zoo
JUL24
Markets

D&L's Annual Summer Glass Bash

The annual Summer Glass Bash returns to D&L Art Glass Supply in Denver with a free open house and a warehouse sale focused on all things art glass. Shoppers can look forward to deep discounts from favorite manufacturers, rare and vintage selections, a fully stocked bargain bin, live artist demos, surprise giveaways, food trucks, and appearances from popular glass and tool vendors. Whether you are an experienced artist or just starting out, there will be plenty to discover, and event staff and clear signage will be available to help with product questions, locating items, and safety guidance. Plan for safety in the warehouse environment. Closed-toe shoes are required, long pants are recommended, and bringing gloves and eye protection is encouraged. Children are welcome with close supervision and adherence to on-site safety rules. Pets are not permitted, with the exception of service animals with proper identification. Credit and debit cards and cash are accepted, and all sales are final. Parking is available on site and on nearby streets. Online order pickup may be possible with advance preparation, and same-day pickups are not guaranteed during the event. Packing and crating assistance for out-of-state shoppers may be offered after hours depending on demand. Event promotions are available for in-store shoppers only.

D&L Art Glass Supply
JUL25
Family

Back to School Bash

Celebrate back-to-school at Papa Johns with giveaways and treats. The first 200 children will receive a backpack. Attendees can spin a prize wheel for additional prizes and enjoy complimentary treats and pizza slices. Enter for a chance to win free pizza for a year. Activities and giveaways are available while backpack supplies last.

Papa Johns
JUL25
Markets

Queer-Owned Farm Stand

A queer-owned neighborhood farm stand in Aurora offers goods grown on a small residential farm and made in a home kitchen. Shoppers will find duck eggs, plant starts, baked items, and seasonal flowers and produce when available. The stand is open on weekends, with pickups available by appointment. Community support helps sustain this local small business.

JUL25
Festivals

The 13th Annual Cheesman Park Art Fest

The 13th Annual Cheesman Park Art Fest is an award-winning showcase featuring 150 juried fine artists and makers from across the country. Set in one of Denver's historic parks, the festival includes artist demonstrations, live music, abundant shopping for original works, and a variety of offerings from Denver food trucks. It is recognized by Sunshine Artist Magazine among the Top 100 Fine Art Shows of the Decade. Admission is free.

Cheesman Park
JUL25
Markets

Harvey Park Farmers Market

Find a food-focused selection from local farms, locally produced pantry staples, and ready-to-eat vendors. Enjoy live music at the Community Pavilion while you browse. SNAP and DUFB are accepted. Dogs are not permitted per a rental agreement with Denver Public Schools.

Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy
JUL25
Festivals

Annual Mazon Fun Days

Enjoy a lively day featuring a bustling vendor marketplace, kids water fights with on-site sign-up before the splash-filled showdown, and plenty to eat from a concession stand serving smoked pork, smoked mac and cheese, burgers, hot dogs, popcorn, and more. Try your luck at the firefighter dunk tank, with throws priced at one dollar each. The festivities take place alongside the community-wide garage sales, offering even more to browse and discover.

Mazon Centennial Park
JUL25
Markets

Mershops Market Days

At Town Center at Aurora, Mershops Market Days pairs a classic farmers market with an outdoor concert experience. Browse seasonal produce from local farms, pick up fresh-baked and small-batch foods, and shop handmade goods while Colorado musicians perform live at every market. The atmosphere is family-friendly and easy to enjoy in the Food Court parking lot, creating a relaxed way to support regional growers and makers and spend time outside. Admission is free.

Town Center at Aurora
JUL25
Fundraisers

Red Lion Run Car Truck & Bike Show

Now in its 25th year, the Red Lion Run Car, Truck and Bike show gathers enthusiasts in Denver’s Little Italy at Leprino Foods. Event proceeds support Food for Thought Denver and its work to reduce weekend hunger for school aged children in the area. Participants who pre-register receive a complimentary meal ticket at check in. Vehicle entry is $25 and can be paid online or by mailing a check, but payment should not be sent through Facebook or other social platforms due to scams. Vendor spaces are available with a voluntary donation made directly to Food for Thought on the day of the show. For vendor inquiries, contact ritadefrange@gmail.com, and disregard any online offers to sell vendor space.

Leprino Foods
JUL25
Food & Drink

Denver chapter WAPF potluck

The Denver Chapter of the WAPF is hosting a Nourishing Connections Potluck paired with a hands-on cooking session focused on the benefits of beef and how to achieve a consistently excellent steak. Beth, David, and fifth-generation rancher and farmer Jaime Silva will lead the demo, with beef generously provided by All Natural Homestead Beef. Attendees will learn about sourcing and standards, see step-by-step techniques for steak preparation, and sample the finished results. Jaime will discuss topics such as imported beef, USDA requirements, and the realities of raising cattle in Colorado, including water, processing capacity, pasture mineral content, and herd nutrition. Beth will share how a personal health turning point led her to pursue a master’s degree in holistic health and nutrition education. David will speak about embracing a traditional foods approach and bring insights from his background as a professional cook. This gathering is a potluck, and participants are encouraged to bring a dish that follows WAPF food guidelines. Please include an ingredient list on a note card along with the recipe. Simple options for newcomers might include yogurt with organic fruit, an egg dish, vegetables cooked in butter, or a platter of raw cheeses, and there is also the option to pick up something from the host store beforehand. A swap-share table invites contributions such as sourdough starter, kombucha SCOBYs, kefir grains, cultured dairy starters, garden produce, homemade herbal preparations, and well-loved tools or jars, with instructions for use. A company spotlight will feature a giveaway from Mason Jar Lifestyle. A highly fermented cod liver butter oil will be available at the meeting or by direct order. Local homestead beef and pork can be arranged by preorder, and vendors ask that orders be placed directly for pickup at the event. Natural Grocers is providing the meeting space. Admission is free, with donations appreciated. To support sustainability, please bring your own plates and utensils.

Natural Grocers
JUL25
Sports

8-Ball Spring 2026 MVP Tournament

U Time International Billiards And Sports Bar hosts an APA 8-ball MVP tournament for Spring 2026 qualifiers, featuring $600 added and optional Tap Out Boards afterward. Eligible players can confirm their status in the member services app under the MVP tab if they have eight or more scored 8-ball matches from the Spring 2026 session. Competition is divided into three MVP brackets, each with $200 added, and matches follow APA 8-ball races. The Blue bracket is for skill levels 2 and 3, Yellow is for 4 and 5, and Orange is for 6 and 7. The entry fee is $25 and includes green fees. After the main event, Tap Out Boards are available for a $25 entry that also includes green fees, with unlimited boards for the rest of the day. Additional requirements include being on an active Arapahoe County APA Summer 2026 roster. For singles boards, at least 10 APA 8-ball matches in the past two years are required.

U Time International Billiards And Sports Bar
JUL25
Music

The Mile High Alumni Picnic

The Mile High Alumni Picnic brings the city together for an all-school day party at Green Valley Ranch, welcoming alumni from across Colorado. Expect an outdoor picnic setting with food, vendor booths, music, and games in a lively summer atmosphere. Boosie performs live in concert, and the event is hosted by KardinalKlay. More than a club night or a typical concert, this citywide reunion encourages attendees to represent their school and graduating class. Entry requires an alumni shirt. Vendors can call or text 225-433-6699 for participation details.

Green Valley Ranch
JUL26
Comedy

Golden Girls Drag Brunch

Celebrate TV nostalgia with a lively drag brunch honoring The Golden Girls, where queens bring Rose, Dorothy, Sophia, and Blanche to life on stage. Expect big laughs and playful nods to the sitcom, with appearances from other favorite characters. This one of a kind tribute is hosted by Jessica La’Whor.

Denver Improv Comedy Club & Dinner Theater
JUL26
Music

Dead & Friends

Shakedown Sunday at Bar 404 features Dead & Friends, presented by Time2Fly Music. The event is open to all ages, and admission is $5.

Bar404Broadway
JUL26
Health & Wellness

Morning Yoga

Yoga Social brings a weekly outdoor yoga class to Washington Park in Denver, welcoming all bodies and experience levels. The session features an all-levels Vinyasa-style flow that links breath with movement, with modifications offered for beginners and options for more advanced practitioners. Local instructors rotate from week to week, and the focus is on connection and an inclusive, community-centered experience. Enjoy fresh air and mountain views while you unwind and move. This is a donation-based class with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30. Donations support local instructors and staff, help keep the classes accessible, and fund community programming. No one is turned away for lack of funds. Please arrive about 15 minutes early for check-in and waiver signing. Bring water, layers, and sunscreen. Yoga mats are available to rent for $5 on a first-come, first-served basis. Look for the big yellow Yoga Social flag. Many attendees stay after class to meet new people and relax by the lake.

Washington Park
JUL26
Markets

Shop Local in Wash Park! It's a Market in the Park-et!

Washington Park hosts a lively marketplace with more than 70 vintage and handmade vendors. The Boathouse will be packed with upcycled clothing, handcrafted and permanent jewelry, vinyl records, original artwork, accessories, home decor, and other discoveries. Food trucks and coffee are on site, a guest DJ sets the soundtrack, and giveaways add to the fun. Enjoy relaxed park vibes, explore the stalls, and celebrate local makers in a scenic setting. Admission is free.

Washington Park
JUL26
Workshops & Classes

JKD COLORADO Summer Intensive

Sharpen your game with a Jeet Kune Do summer intensive that focuses on footwork and body mechanics, timing under pressure, and precise technique. Expect focused drilling and serious practice aimed at clean execution. The cost is $100, and capacity is limited.

JUL26
Art & Culture

Sundays on Santa Fe

Celebrate creativity with a free art crawl in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe. It happens on the last Sunday of each month and continues all year. Browse galleries, explore local boutiques, and enjoy the neighborhood with the whole family.

Art District on Santa Fe
JUL26
Markets

Bierstadt Bazaar

Bierstadt Bazaar is a monthly showcase of local makers, culture, and community in Denver’s RiNo Arts District. Housed in the high-ceilinged, industrial setting of Bierstadt Lagerhaus, this curated market spotlights Colorado-made goods from a rotating mix of artisans, including hand-poured candles, apothecary products, distinctive jewelry, vintage finds, and original artwork. Guests can sip a Slow Pour Pils or another crisp lager while browsing. Live sets from local musicians keep the atmosphere upbeat and relaxed throughout the afternoon. Food choices range from Bierstadt’s traditional German fare to visiting food trucks and snack vendors. Admission is free, all ages are welcome, and pets are allowed on the patio.

Bierstadt Lagerhaus
JUL26
Games & Entertainment

Chelsea's Bingo

This bingo session at Turn of the Century Bingo features $2,000 in payouts every session, with additional chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machine packages range from $25 to $88.

Turn of the Century Bingo
JUL27
Workshops & Classes

Technician License Cram Session

Prepare for the FCC Amateur Radio Technician Class exam with an intensive six-hour review at Eloise May Library. Participants are expected to arrive having studied, since the session moves quickly through the entire Technician question pool. Every item is addressed at least once, with instruction highlighting FCC regulations, operating procedures, basic radio theory, antennas, safety, and emergency communications. The format combines guided review, practice questions, and checkpoints to confirm understanding, all aimed at getting attendees ready for a Volunteer Examiner testing session. By the end, students should feel more confident about taking the Technician exam. The fee is $50 and includes the required study book.

Eloise May Library
JUL27
Dancing

Modern Swing Mondays

Stampede hosts West Coast Swing, also called Modern Swing, with lessons followed by social dancing. The venue is a Country-Western themed nightclub featuring a spacious dance floor, seven bars, and a restaurant, with free parking available. Instruction is offered across multiple levels, including Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3. Casual attire is welcome, and no partner is required. A $10 cover includes both the class and the dance.

Stampede
JUL27
Music

Crawl From The Crypt

Expect a mischievous night of metal at The Crypt in Denver, blending heavy riffs with a playful dose of Metal Magik. Ashes for the Mute and Crypt of Nocturne help shape a bizarre and brutal atmosphere for a fright-filled gathering that leans into horror flair... the morgue, the merrier.

The Crypt
JUL27
Family

130th Summer Celebration

A milestone 130th anniversary is being celebrated with a season of surprises, new activities, and fresh experiences. Highlights include animal birthday celebrations, extended hours at the zoo, member-only perks, special events, and more to discover throughout the summer. With new additions unfolding across the season, there are plenty of reasons to return and see what is next.

Denver Zoo
JUL28
Music

Suki Waterhouse

Suki Waterhouse brings The Loveland Tour to Fillmore Auditorium for an all ages concert. The venue permits bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, and all bags will be inspected upon entry, with non clear bags subject to additional screening. Opening acts and the schedule may change without notice.

Fillmore Auditorium
JUL28
Art & Culture

Crossing Over with Psychic Medium John

At Embassy Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown Convention Center, psychic medium John Edward hosts an evening focused on real connections, meaningful validations, and messages from those who have passed on, including pets. Known from Crossing Over and as a New York Times bestselling author, he shares insights in a setting meant to be personal and healing, offering an experience that may reshape your view of life and the afterlife. The program includes an interactive Q&A with the audience. Two ticket options are available. Regular Admission provides entry to the 2-hour live event with general admission seating. The VIP Experience adds early entry, first choice of seats, an exclusive post-event Q&A with John, a free one month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus virtual event with additional readings, Q&A, and more. Tickets are limited and events often sell out.

Embassy Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown Convention Center
JUL28
Music

Megan Moroney: The Cloud 9 Tour

Megan Moroney brings The Cloud 9 Tour to Ball Arena with support from JP Saxe and Solon Holt. A portion of each ticket, $1, benefits the Megan Moroney Foundation and its work to combat bullying and strengthen mental health well being. Ticket prices may change at any time based on demand. Artist presales and VIP packages are offered, along with a public onsale.

Ball Arena
JUL28
Comedy

Scruffy Murphy's Comedy Open Mic

Scruffy Murphy's Irish Pub hosts a free comedy open mic with a Mexican spin led by new host Furious Jorge. The show highlights a mix of emerging and established Denver comedians, and comics perform sets of roughly four to five minutes.

Scruffy Murphy's Irish Pub
JUL28
Games & Entertainment

Chelsea's Bingo

Enjoy a session of bingo featuring $2,000 in payouts each time, plus extra chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machine packages are available from $25 to $88. Participants must be at least 8 years old, and when the session is designated a Must Go the minimum age is 14.

Turn of the Century Bingo
JUL29
Markets

Farmers Market at Hoffman Heights Library

The farmers market returns to Hoffman Heights Library with a showcase of goods from local community businesses, held in partnership with Rebel Marketplace. While the market is underway, the library will remain open and host a range of programs, creating a lively experience both inside and outside the building.

Hoffman Heights Library
JUL29
Music

Poppy - Constantly Nowhere Tour

This show welcomes attendees of all ages. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted, and every bag will be inspected before entry. Non-clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Doors will open for the show, and support acts and set times may change without notice. Tickets are offered through a public onsale, with presales available for Citi cardmembers, the artist, Spotify, and Live Nation.

Fillmore Auditorium
JUL29
Art & Culture

Sci-Fi Film Series: PROJECT HAIL MARY- SOLD OUT

This screening is sold out. A science teacher named Ryland Grace, portrayed by Ryan Gosling, comes to aboard a distant spacecraft with no memory of his identity or how he ended up there. As pieces of his past return, he discovers he has been sent to investigate a puzzling material that threatens the sun, relying on scientific expertise and unconventional thinking to avert catastrophe on Earth. An unexpected ally suggests he may not have to face the mission alone. A post-film discussion features Dr. Kimberley Ennico-Smith, Research Associate in Space Sciences at DMNS, hosted by writer Lisa Kennedy.

Denver Museum of Nature & Science
JUL29
Dancing

Ladies Night 2026

Ladies Night at Stampede features free line dancing lessons led by Laurie Burkhardt. Expect rotating themes each week, plus plenty of dancing, country music, and a lively atmosphere.

Stampede
JUL29
Art & Culture

60 Minutes in Space

Explore the latest headlines from the cosmos with space scientists, featuring updates on missions across the solar system, rocket launches, and cutting edge astronomy. The presentation is led by Dr. KaChun Yu, DMNS Curator of Space Sciences. Admission is free, no reservations are required, and seating is first come, first served. Attendees should enter via the West Museum Entrance.

Denver Museum of Nature & Science
JUL30
Food & Drink

Prime Rib & Steak Night

Settle in for a Thursday Prime Rib and Steak Night featuring hearty plates at straightforward prices. Choose a 12 oz prime rib for $28.95, served with vegetables, your pick of potato, and soup or salad. A NY strip steak is also available for $28.95 with the same sides. Or opt for beef tips and noodles with garlic bread for $19.95.

JUL30
Music

Chiodos: It’s Not You, It’s Me Tour

Attendees must be at least 16 years old and present a valid ID, with no exceptions for anyone younger. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed. All bags will be checked at entry, and non-clear bags may undergo an additional screening. Support acts and set times can change without notice. Ticket access is offered in several phases, including public onsale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred tickets, an artist presale, a Spotify presale, and a Live Nation presale. Please plan for age verification and bag screening upon arrival.

Fillmore Auditorium
JUL30
Art & Culture

Saving Birds to Save the Planet

Discover how protecting birds is tied to the health of the planet during an evening program with New York Times bestselling author and naturalist Scott Weidensaul. Presented by the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, the event draws from his new book, The Return of the Oystercatcher, and shares successes that are helping birds and the ecosystems we all depend on recover. While many species face serious threats, examples of restored habitats and rebounds among waterfowl, gnatcatchers, and forest songbirds show what science, persistence, and community can achieve. Following the talk, Weidensaul will be joined by Dr. Garth Spellman, Director of Zoology and Curator of Ornithology at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, along with a representative from Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, for a short panel conversation. Tickets that include a copy of the book are available online and come with an opportunity for a signing by the author.

Denver Museum of Nature & Science
JUL30
Games & Entertainment

Weekly Thursday Morning Bingo Sessions

Colorado Youth Basketball presents lively bingo sessions at Turn of the Century Bingo, featuring a guaranteed $2,500 cash payout. Players can also take a turn at the Plinko board for a chance at fun prizes like promotional items or discounts for future sessions. On-site amenities include a pickle bar, $0.25 and $1 pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, board games, and more. A full snack bar offers fresh, cooked-to-order options. Participation supports Colorado Youth Basketball in giving local kids opportunities to play hoops.

Turn of the Century Bingo
JUL31
Games & Entertainment

Weekly Friday Afternoon Bingo Sessions

Turn of the Century Bingo hosts a lively session with Colorado Youth Basketball that features a guaranteed $2,000 in total cash payouts. The event is devoted entirely to strip cards, offering five fast-paced games in a quick, engaging format. Extras include a pickle bar with 25 cent and 1 dollar pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, board games, and a full snack bar serving fresh, cook-to-order options. Participation helps support Colorado Youth Basketball, providing local kids the opportunity to play basketball.

Turn of the Century Bingo
JUL31
Family

Park After Dark

The Park After Dark series brings an after-hours outdoor screening of Surf’s Up to Paradice Island Pool. Enjoy a movie night by the water as pool lights and snacks set the scene. Registration is required to attend, and tickets are $6 or $8 per person.

Paradice Island Pool
JUL31
Music

Interpol

Interpol brings its North America Tour 2026 to Mission Ballroom. Admission is limited to guests 16 and older. The setup features a general admission floor and bowl, with reserved seating available in the East and West balconies. General admission tickets offer first come access to the floor and bowl areas. Reserved balcony tickets provide seated locations in the East or West sections, plus a nearby bar and access to exclusive restrooms. Balcony ticket holders may also enter the general admission spaces, and overall access is determined by the ticket type purchased.

Mission Ballroom
JUL31
Dancing

It's A 2000's Party

Head to The Bluebird Theater for a high-energy throwback to the 2000s. The night spotlights the decade’s biggest pop, hip hop, and rock anthems, including hits from artists like Britney Spears and Eminem. Lean into the Y2K look and vibe while you celebrate the music, style, and nostalgia that defined the era. This event is open to ages 16 and over. General Admission uses tiered pricing, and all tiers provide the same access. Once a tier sells out it may no longer appear, and multiple GA price levels can be offered at the same time.

The Bluebird Theater
AUG1
Games & Entertainment

Low Class Colorado Car Expo

The Low Class Colorado Car EXPO returns to the National Western Complex with an indoor car show featuring more than 150 pre-approved vehicles. The experience includes live music, giveaways, models, and a range of contests, including a two-step competition. A special guest may be announced, with more updates to come.

National Western Complex
AUG1
Markets

C38 Maker's Market

Now in its second year, the C38 Maker's Market highlights small local artists connected to the C38 community, including members, friends, and family. It takes place alongside the Tailgate, offering an easy opportunity to browse work from these creators while the tailgate is underway. Shopping the market does not require a ticket, and any ticket link applies only to match, tailgate, and bus tickets.

C38 Tailgate
AUG1
Games & Entertainment

Prairie View HS Football Poker Tournament 2026

PVHS Football hosts a poker tournament at CrossFit ELM with space for up to 90 players. The $60 buy-in includes entry, starting chips, and food. Payouts go to the top eight players, and the event also features a 50/50 drawing and a Coaches Bounty. Seating is limited and many spots have already been claimed.

CrossFit ELM Turnberry
AUG1
Food & Drink

Mile Long Table 2026

Denver marks Colorado's 150th birthday with a community meal set at a mile-long table, returning for a second year at the National Western Center. The gathering focuses on connection and belonging, inviting people to share food and stories that bridge differences in background, appearance, and work. The vision is to help make Denver one of the most connected cities in America and to nurture a community that will be flourishing 150 years from now. By attending, participants consent to Longer Tables using their image, voice, and any recordings from the event for marketing and storytelling purposes.

National Western Center
AUG1
Music

Jerry Day

Jerry Day with Shakedown Street is part of Levitt’s Free Concert Season presented by Kaiser Permanente, with support from Esters Neighborhood Pub. This all ages event takes place rain or shine. For more than three decades, Shakedown Street has kept the Grateful Dead’s wide-ranging catalog alive, offering ever-changing sets that travel through Americana, folk, blues, jazz, and rock and roll, with an adventurous streak woven throughout. The music unfolds like storytelling, filled with outlaws and believers, working folks and larger than life figures, blending the familiar with the surreal in a vivid whirl of sound and light. Based in the Colorado mountains, the band continues to draw enthusiastic crowds and connects longtime Deadheads with new listeners through improvisational energy. The result is a spirited, uplifting exchange between stage and audience that feels like a refresh for the soul.

Levitt Pavilion Denver
AUG1
Music

Baby Bash and more

Baby Bash and MC Magic appear at Summit Music Hall for an all ages show. Opening acts may change without notice. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access via Citi cardmember presale, Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Summit Music Hall
AUG1
Sports

Colorado Rapids vs. Austin FC

Colorado Rapids face Austin FC at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Please follow the published ticket limits. For security, bags must be no larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches. Laptops, tablets, large bags, backpacks, luggage, coolers, parcels, briefcases, and similar items are not allowed. All guests may be subject to screening of their person and belongings. Anyone with prohibited items will be turned away, and there is no storage or check-in available. Policies are enforced without exceptions. Ticket access includes a public on sale, a RapidFire Database presale, and a fee-free single game ticket offer. All events are subject to change.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park
AUG1
Family

2026 Denver Packz4Kidz

Families can pick up backpacks stocked with school supplies, with 3,000 available for students from preschool through 12th grade. Distribution is first come, first served and will conclude once all backpacks have been given out. To receive backpacks, have your children with you or bring their birth certificates along with your photo ID. An anonymous survey will be handed out at the event and must be completed before selecting backpacks.

Denver Museum Of Nature And Science
AUG1
Markets

Reunion Summer Vendor Market

Family-friendly fun, plus food and coffee, helps raise support for youth through a nonprofit and small businesses. Booth sales do not occur on Facebook. Vendors who want to participate should contact the organizers directly.

Reunion Coffee House
AUG1
Markets

Harvey Park Farmers Market

A food-focused market featuring local farms, locally produced pantry staples, and ready-to-eat vendors. There is live music every weekend at the Community Pavilion. SNAP and DUFB are accepted, and dogs are not permitted per the rental agreement with Denver Public Schools.

Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy
AUG1
Art & Culture

CANVAS AND CULTURE - MILE HIGH FLEA MARKET

Canvas & Culture fills Mile High Flea Market with a celebration of art, culture and community. Professional muralists will paint a large community mural live, while attendees can create their own artwork to take home. The marketplace features handmade pieces from local artists, makers, crafters, designers and artisans. Live entertainment, cultural experiences, delicious food and family friendly activities add to the atmosphere. The event showcases creatives across many disciplines and offers opportunities to meet the people shaping the local creative community.

Mile High Flea Market
AUG1
Markets

Lammas Bazaar: A Summerween Tale

Experience a darkly playful Summerween tale at WhimsyCo Bazaar as Quince Coffee House becomes an immersive realm of spooky summer fun. Browse creations from artisans and craft vendors, enjoy live music, and watch live art and other performances. Dress up for the Summerween costume contest, swap books with fellow readers, and savor Puerto Rican and Dominican cuisine alongside a spread of sweet treats, with coffee and tea available throughout. Little Fox, also known as Vieve, hosts the festivities, joined by whimsical fairies @littlewitch.fox and @medicinemamakia.

Quince Coffee House
AUG1
Family

APS Back-to-School Kickoff

Aurora Public Schools hosts its 18th annual back to school kickoff at the Town Center at Aurora, celebrating the start of the 2026-27 school year. Families can pick up free backpacks and school supplies, meet their child’s school staff, take care of vaccinations and immunizations, and enjoy free food, games, and entertainment. Information about helpful community resources will be available. This event is for Aurora Public Schools families only.

Town Center at Aurora
AUG1
Festivals

Colorado Day

Colorado turns 150 with a free, family-friendly celebration at Denver Union Station featuring live music and performances, interactive activities, cultural experiences, historic tours, and hands-on fun. Taste of Colorado showcases Colorado-inspired cuisine from the station’s dining destinations, and tickets for Taste of Colorado and the Colorado Cocktail Trail are available now. Performers and partners announced so far include Rootbeer Richie, the Cleo Parker Robinson Youth Ensemble, the Colorado Symphony, Central City Opera, Historic Denver LoDo Walking Tours, Historic Union Station Tours, the National Western, the Colorado Rapids, Mighty Argo Mill, Everybody Loves Grace story time, Mariachi Internacional, the Denver Jazz Fest Trio, Wilson Clark, an Ultreia live cooking demonstration, and Channel 93.3 KTCL concert ticket giveaways. Celebrate the state’s history, culture, music, and flavors in the heart of downtown Denver, with more announcements to come.

Denver Union Station
AUG1
Food & Drink

"At The Movies" Sing Along Drag Brunch

Lushus La'Rell leads a sing along drag brunch at Charlie's Bar in Denver supporting One Colorado. Single tickets cost $15 and include brunch bites. A VIP table for six is $150, and mimosa pitchers are $40. One Colorado is a statewide LGBTQIA+ advocacy group dedicated to advancing equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer Coloradans and their families.

Charlie's
AUG2
Music

Boulder Philharmonic

A free performance by the Boulder Philharmonic is part of Levitt’s concert season, presented with support from Kaiser Permanente and sponsored by Collegiate Peaks. Praised by local publications as one of Boulder’s foremost professional orchestras, the ensemble brings together leading freelance musicians from Colorado’s Front Range and beyond. The orchestra aims to connect audiences with symphonic music, relate music to broader ideas, and build community. This program includes a film screening accompanied by the Boulder Phil performing the score live, with the movie title to be announced. The event is open to all ages and will proceed rain or shine. Free RSVP is available, with upgrade options.

Levitt Pavilion Denver
AUG2
Health & Wellness

Kirtan

At Washington Park UMC, Spirit Soul leads a kirtan gathering centered on communal meditation through music, mantra, and movement. Participants sing and listen to sacred sounds together, with live musicians guiding a flow that moves from calm reflection to uplifting energy. Simple mantras make it easy for newcomers, and colorful visuals enhance the atmosphere. You can sing, dance, or relax and listen in a comfortable, welcoming setting. Rooted in a living tradition preserved for over 500 years in the lineage of Sri Krishna Chaitanya, this is a shared experience rather than a performance, created by everyone in the room. The event is free so all can attend, and capacity is limited. Many who take part describe letting go of worry, feeling part of something larger, and experiencing a heartfelt lift.

Washington Park United Methodist Church
AUG2
Dancing

SALSA & BACHATA SUNDAYS

Salsa & Bachata Sundays brings a lively night to La Rumba, with DJ Noslen spinning salsa and bachata throughout the evening. The lineup features a bachata class with Subbu and Reid, followed by a salsa class led by Joseph Snowhawk. Cover is $10, or $15 for entry that includes the classes.

La Rumba
AUG2
Comedy

Free Comedy Show

A free stand-up showcase in Denver takes place at Eastfax Tap, featuring a mix of local talent and touring comedians testing out new material. It is part of Showcase Comedy Denver’s weekly live series. There is no cover charge, and off-street parking is complimentary. Arriving early is recommended for better seating.

Eastfax Tap
AUG2
Markets

Pearl Street Farmer's Market

Set along South Pearl Street, this farmers market highlights local, organic goods. Visitors can browse a wide array of fresh produce and discover offerings from small batch culinary artisans. The focus is on quality ingredients, careful craftsmanship, and a plentiful selection.

South Pearl Street
AUG2
Markets

DTC Farmers Market

DTC’s only farmers market returns to Belleview Station for its sixth season with People + Produce, offering a weekly neighborhood stop filled with farm-fresh produce, local foods, and goods from more than 50 makers. Shoppers can enjoy breakfast and coffee, including breakfast tacos from Rosa Frida, then explore seasonal Colorado favorites and reliable staples like Longmont Dairy, Spruce House Breads, and Miller Farms. Belleview Beer Garden adds to the experience with drinks and live music, and the nearby dog park makes it easy for four-legged friends to be part of the outing. The market is free to attend and dog friendly, and many visitors bring a tote for their haul. Parking is straightforward, with free street options and a lot that is complimentary for the first three hours, then $1 per hour. Guests register their license plate once using a QR code and the system recognizes it on future visits. Optional RSVPs are available for reminder purposes. Designed for a simple weekly routine, it is a place to stock up for the week, enjoy breakfast, hear live music, and support local producers at Belleview Station.

Belleview Beer Garden
AUG2
Health & Wellness

Morning Yoga at Wash Park - Yoga in the Park Series w/ Yoga Social

Yoga Social hosts a weekly outdoor yoga class at Washington Park in Denver that welcomes all experience levels. Sessions feature an all-levels Vinyasa flow that links breath and movement, with options for beginners and seasoned practitioners. Local instructors rotate, and the focus is on connection and a friendly, inclusive atmosphere in the fresh air with park views. This class is donation-based with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30. Contributions support local instructors and staff, keep classes accessible, and fund community programming. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early for check-in and waivers. Yoga mats are available to rent for $5 while supplies last. Bring water, sunscreen, and layers for changing weather. A yellow Yoga Social flag marks the practice area, and many participants stay afterward to meet others and relax by the lake.

Washington Park
AUG2
Workshops & Classes

Dog Training Group Class

Bring your dog for a group training session with dog trainer Jessica at Reunion Park. The class includes practical demonstrations to improve leash manners followed by a relaxed walk, offering both mental and physical exercise in a structured setting so dogs can practice being around others safely. The cost is $20 per dog, and an advance reservation is required.

Reunion Park
AUG2
Games & Entertainment

Chelsea's Bingo

Take part in a fun bingo session at Turn of the Century Bingo featuring $2,000 in payouts per session, with additional chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machine packages range from $25 to $88.

Turn of the Century Bingo
AUG8
Markets

Open-Air Markets on Select Summer Saturdays at Painted Prairie | Aurora, CO | Free & Family-Friendly

Painted Prairie’s open-air market series returns for its sixth summer season, bringing together local makers, farmers, and food vendors for a relaxed morning of shopping and discovery. This edition features a Back to School theme with unique local goods in a family-friendly setting. Admission is free and the gathering takes place at Painted Prairie Town Center Park. Each market in the series offers a different theme to keep the experience fresh. Event details may change without notice.

Painted Prairie
AUG9
Festivals

Sazón Latin Food Festival 2026

This outdoor, family-friendly festival spotlights Latin music and a curated selection of dishes from across Latin America. Vendors present specialties from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, plus desserts, with music and drinks adding to the atmosphere. Vegetarian and vegan options are available, and gluten-free offerings vary by vendor. Admission requires a ticket or RSVP, and outside food or drinks are not allowed. Policies for pets and lost and found depend on the venue. Celebrated each year, it brings sabor to life for all ages.

Improper City
AUG12
Civic

SpeakUp Commerce City Event #3

As the seasons change, the city evolves, and this conversation-focused gathering helps the community stay connected. Speak Up Commerce City provides an informal setting to meet others, learn about ongoing city projects, ask questions, and share feedback. The event is held at Eagle Pointe Recreation Center.

Eagle point Recrearion Center
AUG15
Workshops & Classes

FRANKENSTUFFIES

Bring a stitched sidekick to life at Divine Darkness Shoppe with FRANKENSTUFFIES, a make-it-yourself plush experience. For $20 per creation, choose a head, mix and match limbs, build a torso, and top it off with creepy cute extras as your custom creature comes together. Every piece is one of a kind with no set rules, so you can lean spooky, goofball, or delightfully cursed. When you are finished, your handmade FRANKENSTUFFIE is yours to keep.

Divine Darkness Shoppe
AUG16
Comedy

Magic for Adults

Eric Eaton brings his sold-out touring production Magic for Adults to the Denver Improv Comedy Club & Dinner Theater for a single-night engagement. Recognized from the TV series Masters of Illusion, which has reached more than 100 million viewers in 126 countries, the three-time Comedy Magician of the Year blends quick-witted comedy with startling magic in an adults-only show. Expect a high-energy performance centered on big laughs and surprising illusions in a classic comedy club setting.

Denver Improv Comedy Club & Dinner Theater
AUG16
Art & Culture

Hidden Frequencies: Denver’s Sante Fe Art District Edition

See Denver from a fresh perspective through an immersive scavenger hunt that blends music and the arts across the Santa Fe Art District. Participants solve clues that lead from one stop to the next, meeting local creatives and visiting small businesses and organizations that shape the city. Each location features sets from DJs, performances by musicians and dancers, and showcases by artists and makers, along with unexpected moments that reveal the next hint. The route concludes with a secret final celebration highlighting local talent and community. Perfect for art lovers, music fans, and curious explorers seeking a unique day in Denver, this experience fosters new connections and creative collaborations throughout the neighborhood. Tickets will be available soon, and updates will share clues and announcements as the adventure approaches.

Art District on Sante Fe
AUG19
Sports

Colorado Rapids vs. Los Angeles Football Club

Colorado Rapids face Los Angeles Football Club at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Ticket limits will be enforced. The venue follows a small-bag policy, and bags must be no larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches. Laptops, tablets, large bags, backpacks, luggage, coolers, parcels, briefcases, and similar items are not permitted. Guests may be screened, and personal items may be inspected. Anyone carrying prohibited items will be denied entry, and there is no storage or check-in available. These rules are enforced without exception. Ticket access includes a public on-sale, a RapidFire Database presale, and a fee-free single game ticket promotion. Event details may change.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park
AUG22
Fundraisers

2nd Annual Backyard BBQ

Home pitmasters can register to take part in a second annual barbecue fundraiser. It is open to barbecue enthusiasts who want to participate.

AUG22
Music

Dawgstock! ElWencho Jonas Lorence Band and David Ashby

This summer party features performances by ElWencho, Jonas Lorence Band, and special guest David Ashby. A hog roast will be served for lunch and dinner. A limited number of motor home and tent camping spots will be available and they come with perks. Up-front table seating is offered. Pre-pay pricing begins at 60.00 per person. It is BYOB, and guests can bring lawn chairs. Some canopy space will be set up for shade, and the pool will be open. More information will be shared as remaining details are finalized.

Soggy Dog Bar and Grill
AUG29
Fundraisers

Katie's Night 2026

Katie’s Night 2026 is the annual gala fundraiser for the Katie Adamson Conservation Fund, centered on endangered animal conservation, community, and meaningful impact. Marking its 12th anniversary at Infinity Park Event Center in Glendale, Colorado, this year’s theme is Small Pieces Making a Huge Impact and includes exclusive updates on global conservation initiatives. The program features live auctions, paddle raises, engaging guest speakers, gourmet small plates and food stations, a cash bar, a silent auction, a mystery wine and whiskey pull, a mystery restaurant row, and inspiring conservation stories. KACF connects communities in Colorado with partners across the United States and around the world through education, conservation, and human assistance to help protect endangered species. Sponsorship opportunities are available, with all sponsorship levels including admission. Sponsorship tickets are handled directly by the Katie’s Night event coordinator and are not available through Eventbrite.

Infinity Park Event Center
AUG29
Music

Little Stranger

Little Stranger brings a show to Mission Ballroom, open to attendees of all ages. Doors open ahead of the performance.

Mission Ballroom
AUG29
Sports

Colorado Rapids vs. Real Salt Lake

Colorado Rapids meet Real Salt Lake at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. Attendees should follow the stated ticket limits and be aware of venue security measures. Bags must be smaller than 14 by 14 by 6 inches, and items like laptops, tablets, large bags, backpacks, luggage, coolers, parcels, briefcases, and similar belongings are not allowed inside. All guests may be screened, and anyone with prohibited items will be turned away since there is no storage or check in service. Rules are enforced without exceptions, and details are subject to change. Ticket options listed include a public onsale, a RapidFire Database presale, and a fee free single game ticket offer.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park
AUG29
Music

LIL WAYNE: 20 YEARS OF CARTER CLASSICS

Lil Wayne will appear at JUNKYARD, with tickets set to go on sale.

JunkYard Denver
AUG31
Sports

Alternatives Golf Tournament

Spend a day of team golf at Cherry Creek Country Club during the Alternatives Golf Tournament. Foursomes take on a celebrated Denver course while helping advance the compassionate medical, emotional, and spiritual services provided by Alternatives. The experience includes breakfast burritos before play begins, lunch served on the course, and a meal after 18 holes. On-course challenges feature longest drive, longest putt, and closest to the pin, and a professional long driver will be out on the course showcasing impressive shots. Prizes go to the top two teams, with a lighthearted award for the most honest foursome that finishes last. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Cherry Creek Country Club 2405 S Yosemite St Denver, 80231 United States
SEP4
Art & Culture

Nan Desu Kan 2026

Nan Desu Kan celebrates 29 years of friendship, anime, and community with a multi-day experience at the Gaylord Rockies & Convention Hotel. Expect cosplay creativity and craftsmanship on display, an AMV contest, and hands-on make-and-take projects in the Model Room. Explore Artists Alley, the Art Gallery, and the Exhibitors Hall for original art and authentic imports. Panels cover a wide range of topics, and the Art Academy offers chances to build new skills. Gaming spans the Video Game Room and the Tabletop Gaming Dojo, offering options for every kind of player. There are also opportunities to interact with industry favorites and the voice actors behind beloved characters from anime and video games.

SEP5
Music

Phish — Commerce City

Saturday in Commerce City with Phish is known for going big, with extended improvisation, daring transitions, and an end-of-summer surge that can make each jam feel ready to take flight. The crowd energy runs loud and electric, and the payoffs can be huge. Keep an ear out for Carini, You Enjoy Myself, First Tube, and Possum, along with deeper cuts that tend to surface when the band ventures into stranger territory.

Commerce City
SEP6
Music

Phish — Commerce City

Phish caps the weekend in Commerce City with a high-energy finale that favors thoughtful setlist flow, unhurried builds, and a payoff that feels well earned. The crowd locks in for one more journey as momentum grows from song to song. Favorites like Down with Disease, Chalk Dust Torture, or Bouncing Around the Room may appear, and a surprise closer is always possible. The closing show is all about lasting memories.

Commerce City
SEP6
Family

Colpar's Hobbytown USA "The Great Labor Day Extravaganza Car Show 2026"

The annual Labor Day Extravaganza car show offers a free, family-friendly celebration of automotive culture with cars, trucks, motorcycles, street rods and street machines on display. Owners may showcase their vehicles without pre-registration, and vehicles of all types are welcome. Expect car show music from DJ “Rat Rod Pat,” prize giveaways, energetic personalities and a chance to browse an array of toys inside the HobbyTown store. Admission is free and parking is plentiful. A 10 percent in-store discount is available on the day of the show. Food will be available from Piramids Mexican Restaurant. Attendees can enter a free raffle for a restored 1972 Muskin Dune Cat dune buggy, with one ticket provided per person and 18+ required to enter. Additional prizes and raffles are offered by Rat Rod Pat, Colpar’s Hobbytown USA, QDE HotRod Parts and On Track Performance.

SEP12
Food & Drink

HCC 2nd Annual Backyard BBQ

A barbecue competition featuring ribs, brisket, and a People’s Choice category raises funds for the church as the benefiting nonprofit. Teams can register to compete, and judges are being recruited for the event.

Henderson Community Church
SEP12
Sports

Colorado Rapids vs. CF Montréal

Colorado Rapids face CF Montréal at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. Attendees are asked to follow the published ticket limits. To speed entry, bring only bags smaller than 14 by 14 by 6 inches. Laptops, tablets, large or oversized bags, backpacks, luggage, coolers, parcels, briefcases, and similar items are not allowed. All guests may be screened along with their belongings, and anyone carrying prohibited items will be turned away since there is no storage or check-in service available. These policies are enforced without exceptions, and event details may change. Ticket access includes a public on-sale, a RapidFire Database presale, and a fee-free single game ticket option.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park
SEP13
Festivals

Fiestas Patrias Colorado at Mile High Flea Market

Fiestas Patrias marks its fifth year in Colorado Springs and introduces a new celebration at Mile High Flea Market, opening Hispanic Heritage Month with a vibrant cultural experience. Families, businesses, and community members can enjoy live entertainment, authentic Latin food, and music, along with dancing horses, vendors, and activities for all ages. It brings people together to honor tradition, culture, and community.

SEP15
Music

Buddy Guy 90 | Paramount Theatre | Denver, CO

Buddy Guy brings the Chicago blues tradition to the Paramount Theatre in Denver with special guest D.K. Harrell. Spanning more than seven decades, his commanding guitar style and expressive vocals have earned multiple Grammy Awards, a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the National Medal of Arts. His influence resonates through blues, rock, and beyond, promising a performance that highlights an artist whose impact crosses genres and generations.

Paramount Denver
SEP16
Sports

US Open Cup Semi-Final: Colorado Rapids vs St. Louis CITY SC

Colorado Rapids meet St. Louis CITY SC in a US Open Cup semi-final at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park. Please observe any stated ticket purchase limits. For entry, bags must not exceed 14 by 14 by 6 inches. Items such as laptops, tablets, briefcases, parcels, coolers, luggage, backpacks, and other large bags are not permitted. Attendees and their belongings may be screened. If you arrive with prohibited items you will be denied entry, and there is no on-site storage or check-in. These rules are enforced without exception. Event details are subject to change.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park
SEP18
Sports

MOMCON 6K!!!

Registration is now open for the MOMCON 6K, powered by World Vision. The event welcomes seasoned runners, casual joggers, and walkers, including friends participating together. Space is limited and spots may go quickly. The Run Club community connects in the MomCo Run Club Facebook Group.

Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center
SEP19
Fundraisers

CUP's Fundraising Gala

CUP presents its annual fundraising gala at the Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center, an evening centered on community, stories, and giving. The program features fundraising games, a silent auction, and a paddle raise, along with stories shared by young adults in the community. The gathering includes food and opportunities to connect with others who support the mission. Proceeds benefit CUP’s work empowering young adults through mentorship, life-skills education, and employment opportunities. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center
SEP22
Music

Social Distortion

Punk heavyweights share the stage as Social Distortion performs alongside Descendents and The Chats. The show features a general admission layout with an option to purchase reserved seating in the East or West balcony. Access within the venue depends on the ticket type, and balcony tickets also include entry to general admission areas. General admission offers first come access to the floor and bowl, while reserved tickets provide seated spots in the balcony with a nearby bar and dedicated restrooms. Guests must be 16 or older to attend. There is a limit of four tickets per household, and orders above that limit may be canceled without notice.

Mission Ballroom
SEP24
Music

Erykah Badu

Erykah Badu brings an evening of music to Fillmore Auditorium. Entry is restricted to attendees 16 and older with a valid ID, with no exceptions for anyone under 16. The venue enforces a bag policy that permits bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches. All bags are inspected upon entry, and bags that are not clear may undergo extra screening. Support acts and set schedules may change without notice. Ticket availability includes multiple presale options such as Citi Cardmember, Denver, and Live Nation, along with a Citi Cardmember preferred allotment and a general public on sale.

Fillmore Auditorium
SEP24
Music

Four Tet

Four Tet is scheduled at Mission Ballroom. Attendees must be 16 or older. Tickets are delivered to mobile devices only. Each household may purchase up to six tickets, and orders that exceed this limit can be canceled without notice. Ticket transfers are temporarily restricted and will be enabled closer to the show.

Mission Ballroom
OCT3
Festivals

Prairie Harvest Fest 🎃 Free Fall Family Fun at Painted Prairie in Aurora, CO

Enjoy a free, family friendly harvest celebration at Painted Prairie Town Center Park. Expect creative fun like face painting and pumpkin decorating, a spirited costume contest, a photo booth for memorable snaps, plenty of sweets and treats, food and coffee trucks, and an open air market. The focus is on cozy autumn flavors and simple seasonal fun for all ages. Painted Prairie is an award winning boutique master planned community in northeast Aurora near Denver International Airport, featuring new construction homes, expansive parks and trails, and year round neighborhood events within a single square mile. Event details may change without notice.

Painted Prairie Town Center Park
OCT3
Markets

Denver Oddities & Curiosities Expo 2026

At the Colorado Convention Center, a curated gathering celebrates all things strange and unusual with vendors, dealers, artists and small businesses. Explore taxidermy and preserved specimens, original artwork, horror and Halloween inspired creations, antiques, handmade curiosities, antique quack medical devices, macabre apparel, unconventional jewelry, skulls and bones, funerary collectibles and more. All offerings are legal to own and sourced with care. Sideshow performances take place on stage, and classes during the expo provide an opportunity to learn the craft of taxidermy. General admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door, and children 12 and under enter free with no ticket required. The event fosters a welcoming space to discover new artists, connect with others who share an interest in the odd and connect with a like minded community.

Colorado Convention Center
OCT10
Sports

Colorado Rapids vs. San Jose Earthquakes

Colorado Rapids meet the San Jose Earthquakes at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Ticket limits are in effect. The venue allows bags no larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches, and items such as laptops, tablets, oversized bags or backpacks, luggage, coolers, parcels, briefcases and similar articles are not permitted. Guests and their belongings may be searched. Those arriving with prohibited items will be denied entry, and there is no on-site storage or check-in available. Policies are enforced without exceptions, and all event details are subject to change. Ticketing information includes a public onsale, a RapidFire Database presale, and a fee free single game ticket option.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park
OCT11
Music

Nahko and Medicine for the People | Hoka 10 Year Anniversary Tour

Nahko returns to North America to honor the 10th anniversary of HOKA, the album that sparked a movement centered on healing, empowerment, and connection. For this tour, he has re-recorded the entire project, revisiting and reimagining each track while keeping the heart of the songs intact. The new versions are being released alongside the tour. The night centers on community, storytelling, healing, and a feeling of musical time travel, with refreshed takes on fan favorites such as Tus Pies, Love Letters to God, Make a Change, and Runner, along with other cherished deep cuts from HOKA. As the voice of Nahko and Medicine for the People, he has cultivated a global following with music grounded in resilience, accountability, and collective restoration. Rooted in Native, Filipino, and Puerto Rican heritage, his work channels lived experience into songs that encourage growth, truth, and transformation. Now fully independent, he is reclaiming his catalog and stepping into a new chapter defined by authenticity, renewal, and the enduring belief that music is medicine.

OCT14
Sports

Colorado Rapids vs. Minnesota United FC

Colorado Rapids face Minnesota United FC at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Guests are asked to observe published ticket purchase limits and to follow the venue’s security guidelines. Bags must be smaller than 14 by 14 by 6 inches. Laptops, tablets, large bags, backpacks, luggage, coolers, parcels, briefcases and similar items are not permitted. All attendees and their belongings may be screened. There is no storage or check in available, and those carrying prohibited items will be turned away. Enforcement applies without exceptions. Ticket access includes a public onsale, a RapidFire Database presale, and a fee free single game ticket option. All event details are subject to change.

Dick's Sporting Goods Park

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