Events in Denver today

A friendly bingo session offering $2,000 in total payouts each time, with extra chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machines range from $25 to $88. Participants must be at least 8 years old, or 14 and older if the session is designated a Must Go.

Share your music at the open mic hosted at BarFly inside the Sloan’s Lake Alamo Drafthouse. Signups take place in person on site. Performers begin with sets limited to three songs or fifteen minutes, supported by a solid house PA. All setups are welcome, from solo artists to full bands, and the host provides a keyboard.

Unwind at Sloan’s Lake Park with a sunset yoga class presented by Yoga Social. This weekly outdoor session welcomes every body and all experience levels, offering a supportive vinyasa flow with options for beginners and seasoned practitioners. Rotating local instructors lead a relaxed practice as the sky changes color, pairing movement and breath with mountain views, fresh air, and a community-focused setting. The class operates on a donation basis to keep wellness accessible. A contribution of $15 to $30 is suggested, which supports instructors, staff, and community programming, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. Plan to arrive a little early for check-in and a quick waiver. Bring water, layers, and sunscreen. Yoga mats are available to rent for $5 on a first-come, first-served basis. Look for the yellow Yoga Social flag in the park. After class, there is time to connect with others and enjoy the lakeside atmosphere.

Each Tuesday features outdoor trivia at a Denver patio bar, with food trucks on site and drinks to suit any taste. Participation is free, and prizes are up for grabs.

Isaiah Rashad brings Lil Sunny’s Awful Road Trip to Fillmore Auditorium for an all ages show. The venue enforces a bag policy allowing items up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, with all bags inspected at entry and additional screening for non-clear bags. Support acts and set times may change without notice. Tickets follow a tiered general admission structure where every tier offers the same access and viewing areas; lower price levels disappear as they sell out, and multiple GA prices may appear at the same time. Purchasing options include a public onsale, several presales such as artist, Denver, and Live Nation, and VIP packages.

Social Distortion headlines at Mission Ballroom with Descendents and The Chats. This event is open to guests ages 16 and over. The venue offers a general admission setup along with a reserved East or West balcony option. General admission tickets provide first-come access to the floor and bowl areas. Reserved tickets include seated balcony spots in the East or West sections, along with a nearby bar and exclusive restrooms, and those balcony tickets also allow entry to general admission areas. Access within the venue is determined by the ticket type purchased. There is a limit of four tickets per household, and orders that exceed this cap may be canceled.

Author & Punisher appears at The Bluebird Theater. This event is open to attendees 16 and older. The listing also includes Guiltless.

The Enigma Tour brings Channel Tres with Kilimanjaro to The Ogden Theatre. Channel Tres is a producer, DJ, musician and artist from Compton, California, recognized for a distinctive style that has drawn significant attention. His passion for music began at nine after discovering the album The Love Below. As a teenager he played drums and led the church choir, and later studied music technology, composition and theory at a university in Oklahoma. That training deepened his craft and set him on a path to create work that steps beyond conventional boundaries. This event is for ages 16 and over. Ticket transfers become available one month after tickets go on sale. There is a limit of six tickets per household and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notification.

This lunchtime gathering brings at least a dozen food trucks to the heart of Denver, featuring new food entrepreneurs alongside established favorites. A variety of menus is available to choose from. For the current truck lineup and additional details, see the EATS website.

Tarot and astrology reader Reese Quinn offers one-on-one sessions in person or online. Tarot options include 15 minutes for $35 in person only, 30 minutes for $60, or 60 minutes for $115. Astrology consultations are available for 30 minutes at $77 or 60 minutes at $122. A combined tarot and astrology session runs 60 minutes for $144, and a grief-focused reading is offered for 30 minutes at $67. Appointments default to an in-person format unless you choose virtual. For astrology sessions, include your date, time, and place of birth in the notes so your chart can be prepared. Reese uses she and they pronouns and supports clients in finding clarity and a way forward by holding space for deep reflection. Their approach weaves together astrology, cartomancy, and elemental practices, guided by intuition and their queer, intersectional identities. They have recently committed to crossroads work full time, with devotion to Hekate and a strengthened ancestral practice. A reader with Ritualcravt for more than two years, Reese values serving this community and also enjoys connecting with clients through technology. Their background includes study with Lindsay Mack and Pam Grossman, extensive ongoing coursework in tarot and astrology, and an apprenticeship from 2021 to 2022 with best-selling author and longtime reader Stefanie Caponi. Reese is a pink-haired, tattooed, multi-passionate Libra sun with a Cancer moon, Aquarius rising, and a Scorpio stellium, and they live in Denver with their partner and a thriving collection of houseplants.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga class led by instructor Obe Ariss, offering a refreshing midday reset in the creative setting of the RiNo Art District. Sessions typically take place inside the Truss House on the RiNo ArtPark campus, a covered, shaded and cooled space that stays comfortable in every season, even during peak summer heat. When conditions allow, practice may move outdoors. Beginners and seasoned practitioners are welcome. Bring your own yoga mat. Water is provided. Check in at the RiNo Art District Welcome Center to learn the specific ArtPark location for the day. Donations help fund the nonprofit efforts of RiNo Art District and keep community programming free. Please RSVP in advance.

Settle in for a relaxed chess gathering at SelvaSur Coffee & Divine Darkness Shoppe in Denver. Admission is free, and players of any experience level are welcome. Bring a board and a friend, or arrive solo, and you can always find a partner for a match. Coffee and other drinks are available, and beer and wine are served. Expect a casual, social atmosphere where you can play, learn, and meet fellow chess enthusiasts in a cozy, distinctive space.

Entry is limited to guests who are 16 or older with a valid ID. Anyone under 16 will not be admitted, even with a parent or guardian. Bags measuring up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted. Every bag will be inspected at the door, and non-clear bags will go through additional screening. Support lineups and schedule details may change without notice. Ticket access is offered through several options, including a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers, an artist presale, a Denver presale, a Spotify presale, and a Citi cardmember preferred allotment.

Pop Smoke gathers professionals, entrepreneurs, and community leaders for a premium networking experience at Devon’s Pub & Cigars in Cherry Hills. Rooted in leadership, integrity, resilience, and a shared sense of purpose, the event emphasizes genuine connections that grow naturally. Open to everyone, it is especially welcoming to people who value service, tradition, and strong community bonds. Participants from many industries come ready to build lasting relationships, bolster local economies, and explore opportunities through collaboration. Guests can enjoy premium cigars, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and a relaxed pub setting designed for real conversation without the pressure of formal networking. Whether you run a business, practice a profession, or are an emerging leader, this setting focuses on camaraderie, respect, and mutual support while also helping raise funds for a local impact organization. Attendance is free, with encouraged contributions to Denver Socials or direct gifts to the featured nonprofit to support their mission. The majority of net proceeds from Denver Socials events benefit a local 501(c)(3) organization.

Stampede hosts a weekly Ladies Night with a different theme every Wednesday. Expect country music, plenty of dancing and a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Complimentary line dancing lessons are led by Laurie Burkhardt to get the crowd moving. For updates on each week’s theme and additional details, refer to the event’s social media.

Test your knowledge at a free trivia night at Danico Brewing. Teams can include up to five people to keep the competition lively, prizes are available, and guests can enjoy Danico beers while they play.

Sunset yoga with live music comes to Cheesman Park Pavilion, offering a weekly outdoor experience from Yoga Social that blends movement, music, and community. The class features an all-levels Vinyasa flow with options to modify for beginners and advanced students, space to move at your own pace, and an atmosphere shaped by golden hour light, park views, and performances from local Denver musicians. It is donation based, with a suggested contribution of 15 to 30 dollars that supports teachers, musicians, staff, and community programming, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. Arrive a little early for check in and waiver signing, bring water and layers for comfort, and note that yoga mats are available to rent for 5 dollars on a first come, first served basis. Look for the yellow Yoga Social flag at the pavilion, and feel free to stay after class to connect with others and enjoy the park. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if weather requires a cancellation, tickets are transferred to another date on the schedule.

Trivia hosted by Denver Trivia League features teams testing their knowledge across many subjects with challenging questions. Participants enjoy beers and a friendly atmosphere while matching wits.

Cervantes’ teams up with River Beats to present SHIFT, bringing Eliot Lipp to the stage alongside Adam Deitch with a producer set and Project Aspect at Cervantes’ Other Side. The lineup comes together for a shared performance that highlights each artist in a single-room setting.

Colorado Youth Basketball presents bingo sessions at Turn of the Century Bingo with a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500. Players also receive a chance to drop a chip in a Plinko-style game for prizes like promotional items and discounts on future sessions. The venue features a pickle bar with 25-cent and 1-dollar pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, board games, and more, plus a full snack bar serving fresh, made-to-order items.

New Spanish-language yoga classes feature a Creative Hatha Yoga practice centered on inclusivity, heart opening, and community. All levels are welcome, from complete beginners to longtime practitioners. Led by Linnea Bjorkman (they/she), the experience is designed to help everyone feel supported. Sessions take place at Evolition Yoga Studio. Pricing follows a pay-what-you-can approach and donations are optional. Comfortable clothing and an open mind are recommended.

Marking its 12th anniversary, this Colorado Afro Latin dance celebration brings a three-day festival to the Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver Conference Center. Programming centers on Salsa and Bachata, with additional styles including Kizomba, Cha Cha Cha, Zouk, Bollywood, and Samba. An international lineup of performers and instructors leads workshops and delivers stage showcases, followed by social dancing that stretches late into the night. Save 15 percent with promo code SkyDANCE. Further details will be announced soon.

Prime Rib and Steak Night features dinner specials. Choose a 12 oz prime rib for $28.95, served with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad. A NY strip steak is also available for $28.95 with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad. Beef tips and noodles with garlic bread are offered for $19.95. These options are available on Thursday.

Marking its fifteenth year, the Denver Gala brings the community together around the mission to defeat melanoma. The event spotlights progress against the disease, recognizes the people advancing change, and shares heartfelt accounts from patients and survivors. More than $28 million has been raised to propel research that saves lives, and this milestone highlights the power of collective action and the growing momentum toward improved treatments and the long term goal of a cure.

This show welcomes all ages. Supporting performers may change without notice. Ticket access includes an artist presale, Citi cardmember options, a Live Nation presale, and a public onsale.

Yoga Social hosts a weekly all-levels outdoor yoga class in Washington Park. Expect a Vinyasa flow that links breath with movement, with options offered for both newcomers and experienced practitioners. Local Denver instructors rotate to lead an inclusive, community-centered practice set against fresh air and mountain views. The class is donation based, with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30. No one will be turned away if unable to pay, and contributions support instructors, staff, and community programming. Plan to arrive a little early for check in and a brief waiver. Yoga mats are available to rent for $5 while supplies last. Pack water, extra layers, and sunscreen, then look for the bright yellow Yoga Social flag in the park. Many participants stay after class to relax by the lake and connect with others.

This gathering at The Wizard's Chest centers on Magic: The Gathering with open Commander pods and relaxed casual play. Beginners are welcome; no prior experience is required, though basic knowledge helps. Bring a Commander deck, or purchase an official preconstructed option in the store while supplies last. Staff and other players can provide instruction to new participants, and questions about learning can be sent to jacob@wizardschest.com. Registration for all Magic events at The Wizard's Chest is handled through the MTG Companion app. Selling cards inside the store is not allowed. For event details, email jacob@wizardschest.com or call (303) 321-4304.

Guests must be at least 16 years old and will need to present a valid ID for entry, with no exceptions for anyone younger. For security, only bags measuring up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted and all bags will be checked at the door, with non-clear bags subject to extra screening. Opening acts and schedules may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public on sale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred options, a Denver presale, and a Live Nation presale.

Table Public House hosts a weekly general knowledge trivia night where teams test their smarts while enjoying food and drinks. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.

Round up your crew for a friendly trivia showdown at Old 121 Brewhouse. Enjoy brews as you put your knowledge to the test, with prizes up for grabs. It is free to play.

Test your knowledge at a trivia night at Escapology in Denver. In addition to its escape rooms, the venue features a full bar. Answer questions, compete for prizes, and enjoy the experience with friends.

Experience Brazilian Zouk with a welcoming class followed by a DJ-led social. First-timers can take the class and stay for the social at no cost, and no partner or prior experience is required. The class is designed so you can start any week, with monthly topics that rotate through Rhythm, Flow, Space, and Embrace. After class, keep dancing, enjoy light snacks, and on first Thursdays step into The Back Room, a bonus space dedicated to fusion dancing.

At the new flagship location of Old 121 Brewhouse, trivia night brings brain-teasing questions together with tasty brews and pizza.

Miscreant Theater Collective presents a new adaptation of Sophie Treadwell’s Machinal at The People’s Building. Adapted and directed by Paul Wells, this staging revisits the landmark 1928 drama, inspired by the Ruth Snyder case, to follow a young woman whose life is shaped by others. Pressured into marriage and motherhood, she confronts institutions that prize obedience over individuality. The work’s enduring questions echo today, engaging themes of bodily autonomy, reproductive rights, gender expectations, and personal freedom. Blending expressionist storytelling with modern imagery, the production explores isolation, technology, and the social forces that mold everyday life. Through a partnership with The Table Urban Farm, a Denver nonprofit focused on locally grown food and community connection, the company extends its focus on meaningful dialogue and neighborhood ties. Miscreant Theater Collective is committed to accessibility, with accommodations and Pay-What-You-Can options available through the company so financial barriers do not prevent participation.

This event features Four Tet and welcomes attendees 16 years and older. Each household can purchase up to six tickets, and orders above that amount may be canceled without notice. Tickets are delivered to mobile devices only, and transfers are temporarily delayed for this event.

Globe Hall presents an evening of live music with Theo Kandel, joined by The Last Wild Buffalo. Advance tickets are $25. This event is open to ages 16 and up.

Karaoke takes over Hamburger Mary’s as The Countess cues up the tracks and passes the mic for your signature song. Step into the spotlight, lean into your inner diva or rock star, and sing to your heart’s content... the stage is yours. Make it a full evening with the Thursday dinner special featuring all you can eat wings.

Presented by Live Nation, this concert features Brian Fallon performing with The Painkillers, joined by Ben Nichols. The lineup brings these artists together for a live performance on the same stage.

Hiss Golden Messenger brings the I’m People Tour to The Ogden Theatre with the warm, free-spirited energy of Jump for Joy, the band’s most recent album from songwriter M.C. Taylor. Written in short bursts while touring heavily, the record carries the movement and spark of a live show and shifts from the inward tone of Quietly Blowing It to a more open, outward gaze. Recorded during a two-week stay at Sonic Ranch outside El Paso with guitarist Chris Boerner, bassist Alex Bingham, drummer Nick Falk, and keyboardist Sam Fribush, the music feels expansive and uplifting, like friends reconnecting after a hard season. Tracks such as “Shinbone” revel in newfound lightness while pondering life’s big gambles, “Nu-Grape” reflects on the fleeting nature of what we create, and “The Wondering,” inspired by a question from Anaïs Mitchell and featuring Eric D. Johnson of Fruit Bats on the chorus, celebrates curiosity and the power of still being here. Admission is for ages 16 and over.

Enjoy complimentary daytime admission to the Park, featuring tours of the house along with demonstrations of blacksmithing and demonstrations by domestic artists. Free access applies only during the Park’s normal operating hours and does not include separate special events at Four Mile.

Astrology readings with Jessalyn Lange are available at Ritualcravt, offered both in person and virtually. Jessalyn is an astrologer, intuitive guide, and multidimensional mentor who blends sacred insight with practical strategy. Her work centers on manifestation, energetic alignment, and embodied wisdom to help bring clarity around purpose, timing, and personal power. Sessions are known for precision, depth, and a touch of magic that can spark meaningful change. Bookings default to in person unless a virtual session is selected. Choose a 30 minute reading for $55 or a 60 minute reading for $100. A 60 minute Birth Chart Analysis looks at the sky at the moment of birth, covering Sun, Moon, Rising, and other significant placements to illuminate personality patterns and life direction. It is suitable for beginners seeking a clear introduction and for returning clients continuing their exploration. When booking, include the date and town of birth, and if possible the time of birth, for everyone included in the reading. If you have previously worked with your chart, note that in the booking comments.

Created for children ages 0 to 5 with their grown ups, this family storytime features read-aloud stories, songs, and rhymes in a welcoming setting. After the program, 'Stay & Play' provides a relaxed social time for continued fun and connection.

Take part in an MTG Reality Fracture prerelease designed for a wide range of players. Events use a Sealed format run as Swiss with three rounds, and there are multiple chances to play including a dedicated Two-Headed Giant option. Beginners are welcome, and a basic understanding of the rules is recommended. The MTG Companion App is required to participate. Please arrive early to register, as check-in occurs before play begins and alternates from the wait list may be called shortly before the event. Prize support consists of booster packs awarded based on final standings after three rounds. For after-hours sessions, plan to be inside before doors close.

Hosted at Carmody Middle School, this community gathering pairs a chili cookoff with a display of classic cars, lowriders, hot rods, trucks, and other unique vehicles. Vehicle registration is $15 and can be completed in advance online or paid in cash at the event. It serves as the school’s only major fundraiser of the year, and attendees can participate by voting and enjoying the festival.

Casual sand volleyball is available on a drop-in basis at Hopper's Sports Grill. The cost is $10 per person when paying with cash or $11 per person when paying by card.

At Prickly Pines Disc Golf Course, the plan is to play the entire 18 holes if the weather cooperates. If conditions make that impractical, play will shift to the top shelf so the round can still take place.

Brush and Beverage is a Sober Celebration hosted by LiveDifferent Recovery that blends a relaxed painting session with alcohol free refreshments. Artists of every experience level are welcome, with a seat and canvas ready so participants can focus on creating. The atmosphere highlights creativity and community, featuring tasty zero proof drinks along with a complimentary meal and free childcare to make the experience simple and stress free.

Set inside the Van Helsing Society Headquarters, this creative social night invites the curious to unwind in an enchanting setting. Each gathering centers on a hands-on craft inspired by myth, folklore, and the Society’s world of magical creatures and long-held traditions. Participants receive step-by-step guidance through a project that varies each time, with plenty of room to sip, make, and mingle. Tickets include all necessary craft materials and one featured mocktail, and additional beverages may be available for purchase. Whether arriving solo or with friends, expect a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere and the chance to leave with something you made and a touch of wonder.

A country swing gathering at JC Dance & Company in Wheat Ridge features a beginner-friendly lesson followed by open social dancing. Everyone is welcome, from first timers to experienced dancers, and no partner is required because partners rotate during instruction. Admission is $10 at the door with cash or card accepted. Please wear indoor dance shoes or socks on the floor, as street shoes are not permitted. The studio is alcohol free. Each month spotlights a theme such as turns, dips, or musicality, so there is always something new to practice.

For many years, Friday nights at The Mercury Cafe nurtured a beloved Denver tradition of live jazz, spoken word, and the creative spark that ignites when musicians and poets share the same space. As the city reflects on the closure of that historic building, The Karma House helps carry that legacy forward with an evening shaped by improvisation, collaboration, and community. The night begins with an open jazz jam, then shifts into a poetry open mic that welcomes longtime figures from Denver’s poetry community alongside newcomers ready to speak their truth for the first time. More than a typical open mic, this gathering continues a cultural lineage spanning over three decades, creating a room where art, music, openness, resistance, storytelling, and community converge in the moment. Expect impassioned verse, atmospheric jazz, unexpected partnerships, laughter and tears, heat and gentleness, bold experiments, and reminders of why spaces like this matter. The Karma House is a community-centered kava bar and gathering place in Lakewood focused on connection, creativity, healing, and belonging, with programming that includes live music, workshops, movement classes, support groups, comedy, poetry, art, and community events. It serves kava, a traditional plant beverage from the Pacific Islands used ceremonially and socially for generations in cultures including Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Samoa, and honors the Indigenous Pacific Island communities who have safeguarded these traditions.

This fundraising gala dinner in Denver supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The event takes place at the Hilton Garden Inn and features guest star Shoaib Akhtar. For tickets and more information, contact Shazia Haroon at (720) 840-6045, Myra Hassan at (303) 725-2594, Khurram Shafique at (913) 712-6146, Matin Rahman at (832) 289-6867, or Hassan Aslam at (678) 644-5005. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions may be tax deductible as permitted by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Rune Bergmann conducts a program rich with Nordic character, highlighted by Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 performed by acclaimed pianist Garrick Ohlsson. Celebrated for its sweeping romanticism and formidable challenges, the concerto serves as a brilliant showcase for Ohlsson, whose family ties to Sweden through his father add a personal connection to the evening’s northern thread. Johan Svendsen’s Norwegian Artists’ Carnival brings bright energy with folk-inspired color that aligns naturally with Bergmann’s Norwegian roots and spirited leadership. Jean Sibelius’s Symphony No. 1 deepens the atmosphere. A quiet timpani murmur emerges from silence, then a solitary clarinet unfurls a plaintive idea that becomes the seed for the entire work. With an instinctive feel for this music, Bergmann balances tension and lyricism, guiding listeners through brooding landscapes and expansive emotional vistas.

Friday nights at Turn of the Century Bingo feature weekly sessions with Colorado Youth Basketball, highlighted by a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500. Each week offers bingo along with a pickle bar, 25-cent and 1-dollar pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, board games, and a full snack bar with fresh, cook-to-order items. Monthly prize drawings will award a package that includes a one-night stay for two plus a $100 food and beverage voucher to Ameristar Casino Black Hawk through the remainder of 2026. The lineup also includes must-go progressive jackpot games and Super Bingo events at select sessions. Attendance supports Colorado Youth Basketball, providing local kids the opportunity to play hoops.

Bombargo brings the Love, In Spite of Everything Tour to Cervantes' Other Side for a live performance.

Colorado’s long-standing improvised musical comedy team presents the city’s longest running improv show, now in its twentieth year. Each performance features a complete Broadway style musical created on the spot, powered by live musicians and inspired by multiple suggestions from the audience. Every show is unique, with a brand new musical unfolding each week.

Trash celebrates the music of Garbage alongside Tinderbox, honoring Siouxsie and the Banshees. This double bill presents tribute performances spotlighting both bands.

This relaxed social dance party welcomes both beginners and seasoned dancers. Participants can practice ballroom, Latin, and other social styles to a varied playlist, with friendly partners and plenty of open floor time. Instructors are available for guidance and encouragement, keeping the energy upbeat. No partner is required. Admission is free for clients who are actively enrolled in a private lesson package or for those who attend the group class. The fee is $20 for anyone not currently enrolled in a private lesson package.

Globe Hall presents a show featuring Cardinals with Misfire SD. Advance tickets are $20, and the event is open to ages 16 and up.

Experience Ivy Lab at The Ogden Theatre. Admission is for ages 16 and over.

Attendees can build a bouquet at a local flower stand, choosing from a variety of focal blooms and filler flowers to create something personal. Farm fresh eggs laid by hens are also available while supplies last. The experience supports a local small business, and selections may sell out.

A queer resident of Aurora has opened a neighborhood farm stand outside their home to share homegrown and homemade goods with the community. Offerings come from a small on-site operation and include duck eggs, starter plants, baked goods made at home, along with flowers and seasonal produce. The stand is open on weekends, and pickup by appointment is also available. Community support helps sustain this local small business.

Cycle for Strays brings together riders on behalf of Denver Animal Shelter as part of the Denver Century Ride at The Shops at Northfield. The team rallies support for the shelter’s work with more than ten thousand animals each year. Contributions help fund foster care, enrichment, humane education, community outreach, spay and neuter services, and emergency medical treatment. Riders can register with a 25 percent discount that appears at checkout and select Denver Animal Shelter from the team dropdown. After signing up, participants can create a personal fundraising page, add a photo and share their reason for riding, then spread the word to friends, family and colleagues to increase their impact.

Returning to the Upper Colorado River for the fifth consecutive year, this National Public Lands Day celebration features a cleanup followed by a live performance from A Brother’s Fountain. Organizers are planning a bigger-than-usual experience to mark the occasion.

Experience a free, all-ages yoga session at O'Kane Park in Lakewood. Meet behind the courts for a practice led by Victoria.

RachieRocks returns to the University Hills Farmers Market to launch a fifth season with the market, bringing back a familiar presence as the new season gets underway.

A relaxed Cars and Coffee gathering rolls into The Exchange at Boulevard One, featuring standout vehicles, local flavors, and friendly conversation. The open, come-and-go format is designed to bring enthusiasts and neighbors together through a shared love of all things automotive. Enjoy morning treats from featured partners. Logan House Coffee will offer a free drip coffee or 10 percent off other purchases. Courtesy of Tesla, the first 20 registered participants will receive a complimentary breakfast burrito from Torchy’s Tacos, available at the Tesla tent along the pedestrian walkway. For those interested in showing a vehicle, please complete the interest form in advance. On arrival, park only in the designated area near the Tesla chargers in the lot and follow guidance from team members in orange shirts. Keep speeds low, do not block drive lanes, entrances, or emergency access, and be respectful of fellow attendees, vehicles, and property. Please also stay mindful of pedestrians and others using the space, and avoid arriving far ahead of the start.

This food-focused market features local farms, locally produced pantry staples, and ready-to-eat vendors. Enjoy live music at the Community Pavilion while you explore. SNAP and Double Up Food Bucks are welcome. Please note that dogs are not permitted due to the rental agreement with Denver Public Schools.

This monthly series helps families spend time outdoors while learning together. Activities take place near the entrance and focus on nature journaling, a simple way to record observations, questions, and connections with words, drawings, and numbers. Bluff Lake volunteer Ann Schwab offers an introduction to the basics, followed by a short guided family walk with time for hands-on practice. Walks begin at the building. All supplies are provided. There is no cost and no reservation is required. Weather permitting. For questions, email education@blufflake.org.

Mershops Market Days pairs a vibrant farmers market with outdoor concerts at Town Center at Aurora. Browse seasonal produce from local farms, fresh baked treats, small batch artisan foods, and handmade goods from area vendors while Colorado musicians perform live. The market takes place in the food court parking lot, creating a relaxed place to stroll, listen, and stock up on ingredients and gifts. It is suitable for all ages, admission is free, and the focus is on supporting local growers, food producers, and makers.

Seat Check Saturday 2026 offers a thorough, hands-on safety check to ensure children are riding correctly. Families can schedule a slot in advance by emailing safekidscoloradosprings@childrenscolorado.org or simply drive in for a car seat, booster seat, or seat belt fit check. Plan to spend about 45 minutes or longer receiving step-by-step guidance on installing and adjusting your child's seat as they grow. While crashes cannot always be prevented, this checkup focuses on helping every passenger ride as safely as possible.

Tarot and astrology sessions with Reese Quinn are offered at Ritualcravt, available in person or online. Options include tarot, astrology, a combined tarot and astrology session, and a session focused on grief support. Tarot readings are available as a 15 minute in person mini session for $35, or as 30 and 60 minute appointments for $60 and $115. Astrology readings are offered for 30 minutes at $77 or 60 minutes at $122. A combined tarot and astrology appointment lasts 60 minutes for $144, and a grief reading is 30 minutes for $67. Bookings default to in person unless you choose a virtual option. For astrology appointments, include your birth date, birth time, and birth place in the notes. Reese (she or they) is a tarot and astrology reader who identifies as a practical witch. Their approach centers on clarity and next steps, creating space for thoughtful self-reflection. Their practice weaves astrology, cartomancy, and elemental work, and they read intuitively while honoring their queer, intersectional identities. They have dedicated their full-time crossroads practice to devotion to Hekate and to deepening ancestral connection. Reese has read at Ritualcravt for more than two years, supports this community, and is a self-described tech witch who enjoys connecting with people online. Their studies include learning with Lindsay Mack and Pam Grossman, training with respected Denver teachers, extensive ongoing coursework, and an apprenticeship in 2021 and 2022 with best-selling author and veteran reader Stefanie Caponi. Reese has pink hair and tattoos, is a multi-passionate Libra sun, Cancer moon, Aquarius rising, and Scorpio stellium, and lives in Denver with a partner and a growing houseplant collection.

This year’s edition moves to a new setting inside a 119-year-old church in central Denver. It brings back vendors, presentations, entertainment, and a remote control car demo derby, along with additional activities.

River Writing Group offers a guided writing experience that helps participants quiet overthinking and listen to their inner voice. Through carefully designed prompts, brief timed sessions, and optional sharing, the process encourages words to move freely without judgment, much like a river finding its course. This gathering is not about perfect grammar or performing for others. It focuses on ease, curiosity, and honest expression. All materials are provided, and bringing a preferred journal or tools is welcome. No experience is required. Whether you write often, keep a private journal, craft poems and stories, or simply feel curious, the practice supports every level. Newer writers build confidence, experienced writers reconnect with authenticity, and many leave pleasantly surprised by what emerges on the page. It offers a refreshing reset for creative energy.

Bed By 10 brings a 30-plus dance party to The Church Nightclub for anyone who wants a lively night out without losing the next day. Ravers 30 and over can recapture the feel of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s as a resident DJ spins classic tracks alongside striking visuals. The focus is on positive energy, dancing, socializing, and great music, offering a carefree club experience that fits an earlier evening.

The Victorian Society of Colorado presents its Annual Grand Ball at Sons of Italy with a Phantom of the Opera theme. The evening features a catered dinner, dance calling with a caller to lead the steps, photo booth opportunities, a silent auction, and additional activities. Early bird pricing is available, and tickets are refundable up to the stated deadline. Tickets often sell out, so advance purchase is advisable. For information, contact Nico Gustafson at info@victoriansocietyofcolorado.org.

Hosted at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel, this gala gathers community leaders, partners, and advocates who share a commitment to improving life for people affected by multiple sclerosis and related neurological conditions. The evening supports the Rocky Mountain MS Center, the largest MS-dedicated center in Colorado for comprehensive care, support, education, and research. Contributions from the event expand access to specialized care, advance scientific discovery, and reinforce programs that address the physical, emotional, and practical challenges of living with MS. As the MS Center’s signature fundraising event, proceeds directly fuel patient services, community resources, educational initiatives, and innovative research that drives meaningful progress for the MS community. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and sponsor support helps sustain this mission and uphold a high standard of care for individuals with MS in Colorado and beyond. Sponsorship inquiries may be directed to Sarah Heil, Senior Development Director, at sheil@mscenter.org or 303-788-4030 ext. 145.

This board game meetup welcomes newcomers, and no prior experience or materials are required. It is open to everyone and free to attend. Bring a favorite game or choose one from the store’s demo library, and a list of available demo titles is provided. Staff and fellow participants may be willing to teach and help with rules. As this is an after-hours Wizard’s Chest event, plan to arrive before the doors close. Parking is available in the lot south of the store on weekends. For event questions, contact jacob@wizardschest.com or call (303) 321-4304.

Wicca Phase Springs Eternal brings A Decade of Secret Boy to Meow Wolf Denver, joined by Døves and GDP. This is an all ages show. Tickets for performances in The Perplexiplex do not include entry to the Meow Wolf exhibit. An exhibit add-on may be available when purchasing event tickets, subject to availability, and exhibit admission can also be bought separately.

Saturday nights at Teller’s are dedicated to live music, and this evening showcases Josh Blackburn.

Globe Hall hosts a live performance by Ian McConnell, joined by Stovetop Gemini. The kitchen will be open for attendees. Advance tickets are $20, and the event is for ages 16 and up.

Presented by Live Nation, this concert brings Emarosa together with Veaux and dreamfone for a live music showcase featuring all three acts.

Dad Rock Night brings a 2000s rock tribute to The Oriental Theater, presented by Council Hill. Council Hill performs live covers of hits from bands such as Creed, Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, Hinder, Audioslave, and others. Expect a nostalgic vibe, with band tees, flip phones, and portable CD players setting the tone. The concert is open to all ages. Tickets are $22 in advance and $29 at the door.

The evening pairs dinner with a high-energy drag show at Hamburger Mary’s Lil’ Purple House. Hosted by Zarah Misdemeanor, it features a rotating cast with new performances each week, with music by DJ Dazz-ill.

Cann presents Primetime with Yacht Rock Revue, delivering a smooth-sailing celebration of sunlit soft rock. Recognized by Rolling Stone for their party-ready approach to the genre, the band charts a nostalgic course through favorites made famous by Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, and more. This outing unveils their most ambitious production yet while keeping the intimate, interactive spark of their early club shows. The theme nods to the classic TV era and the group’s basement roots, blending retro charm with a personal, up-close feel. Admission is for ages 16 and over. The event features a general admission floor and bowl along with reserved seating in balcony sections on the east and west sides. Area access depends on the ticket selected. Balcony tickets offer seated locations with a nearby bar and dedicated restrooms, and balcony guests may also visit the general admission areas.

A poetry open mic dedicated to centering BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ voices, featuring poetry, spoken word, storytelling, and other creative expression. Everyone is welcome to attend and participate, with a clear focus on uplifting communities that are often underrepresented and providing a supportive place where people can share their truths and be heard. Sign-up to perform is free, and all experience levels are encouraged, from first-time readers to seasoned artists. Allies are welcome to listen and support. Participants are invited to share poems and stories, to bring both joy and grief, and to arrive as their full selves. The gathering takes place at The Karma House, a community-centered kava bar and space for connection, creativity, healing, and belonging. Kava, made from the root of the Piper methysticum plant and traditionally shared across the islands of the South Pacific, is known for supporting relaxation, connection, and conversation. The event honors these cultural roots while creating room for authentic community and meaningful connection.

Lost Lake presents a live concert featuring YHWH Nailgun with Nudo. Advance tickets are $25, and the event is open to ages 16 and up.

Slang Dogs performs with Odd Language, Fossils, and Solkai at Cervantes' Other Side. This shared bill brings all four acts together for one live show at the venue.

Deer Tick takes the stage at The Bluebird Theater for a night that balances raw power with intimate storytelling. Since 2004, the Rhode Island band has built a sound that pairs tender, folk-rooted melodies with gritty, garage-driven punch, folding confessional lyrics, sharp humor, and surges of volume into tightly crafted songs. Their twin releases Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 highlight that dual nature, one steeped in acoustic warmth and the other in full-throttle punk spirit, a contrast that fuels their live performances. This event is open to ages 16 and over. Tickets are mobile only, and transfers become available one month after the public on-sale. There is a limit of six tickets per household, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

Create a custom bouquet at a flower stand featuring a variety of focal and filler flowers. Farm fresh eggs laid by their hens are also available. This experience highlights a local small business and gives guests a hands-on way to craft something uniquely their own.

Managed by Jarman and Co., this farmers market brings together local vendors offering Colorado-grown produce, fresh baked treats, specialty meats, gourmet foods, and more. It is designed to uplift nearby communities by creating a welcoming place to find wholesome, fresh options. To support that mission, items sold must be cultivated, raised, made, or harvested by the vendor within Colorado or in counties that share a border with the state. If something cannot be sourced within Colorado but would benefit shoppers and participants, organizers review the vendor’s relationship with the producer and may allow carefully considered exceptions.

Set along South Pearl Street in Denver, this farmers market features an abundant selection of organic, locally sourced produce alongside offerings from small batch culinary businesses. Browse a wide range of fresh options from area vendors throughout the market.

This weekly outdoor yoga class in Washington Park is led by Yoga Social and welcomes every level of experience. Classes feature a Vinyasa-style flow that links breath with movement, with options offered for both beginners and seasoned practitioners. A rotation of local Denver instructors guides the practice, creating an inclusive, community-centered atmosphere with fresh air and views of the mountains. The series runs from April to October and is donation based. A suggested contribution of $15 to $30 helps support instructors, staff, and community programs, and everyone is welcome regardless of ability to pay. Mats are available to rent for $5 on a first come, first served basis. Bring water, dress in layers, and wear sunscreen. Look for the yellow Yoga Social flag to find the group, and there is time after class to meet people and relax by the lake.

This breathwork session is timed with the full moon and encourages turning inward to connect with elemental wisdom within. It emphasizes attunement and release, openness to guidance, and a felt sense of connection.

At Ritualcravt, Reese offers one-on-one tarot and astrology sessions available in person or virtually. Tarot appointments can be booked for 15 minutes for $35 in person, 30 minutes for $60, or 60 minutes for $115. Astrology consultations are offered for 30 minutes for $77 or 60 minutes for $122. A combined tarot and astrology session runs 60 minutes for $144, and a grief-focused reading is available for 30 minutes for $67. Unless you choose the virtual option at checkout, bookings are set as in-person. For astrology services, include your date of birth, exact birth time, and birthplace in the notes. Reese Quinn (she/they) is a tarot and astrology reader who brings a practical, intuitive style to support deep reflection and clear next steps. Their work integrates astrology, cartomancy, and elemental practices and is shaped by their queer, intersectional identities. They have recently dedicated themselves to crossroads work full time, honoring Hekate and deepening ancestral practice. Reese has been reading at Ritualcravt for over two years and also embraces the role of tech witch to connect with a wider community online. Their studies include work with Lindsay Mack and Pam Grossman, extensive coursework in tarot and astrology, and an apprenticeship with best-selling author and reader Stefanie Caponi from 2021 to 2022. Reese is a pink-haired, tattooed, multi-passionate Libra sun with a Cancer moon, Aquarius rising, and a Scorpio stellium, and they live in Denver with their partner and a flourishing collection of houseplants.

This bingo session features $2,000 in payouts each session, with additional chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machines are available from $25 to $88.

Turn creativity into impact at a Lakewood studio during a Painting with a Purpose event that benefits 4 Paws 4 Life. A portion of every seat supports 4 Paws 4 Life’s work, including animal rescue, medical care, and helping pets find loving homes. This session offers Pick Your Painting, so participants can choose a piece from the gallery and create it with step by step guidance from the artists. There is also an option to pour a custom soy candle before painting, with more than two dozen scents available, including Morning Meadow and Cozy Cotton. Enjoy a relaxed art experience while supporting animals in the community.

This ticketed celebration honors three decades of work by the Colorado Renewable Energy Society to educate, advocate, and engage communities on the path to a fully clean energy future. Set in a relaxed, reunion-style format at The Retreat at Solterra, the program features brief stories, live music by local favorite Redhorn, beverages from Odell's, catering by Hippie Chicks Catering, and space for conversation and reconnecting. There are no formal keynotes, keeping the focus on CRES Past, Present, and Future, with special attention to what lies ahead. Highlights include reflections on early milestones like the Lamar Wind Farm and Colorado’s renewable portfolio standard established by Amendment 36, updates on recent Speaker Series programming and policy work from chapters and the Policy Committee, and a shared look at vision and next steps for advancing renewable energy. With Colorado reaching 53 percent renewable electricity in the first quarter of this year, the gathering recognizes a major milestone while emphasizing the continued momentum needed to achieve a 100 percent renewable energy Colorado.

Audacious Immersive presents a family-friendly story time at the Van Helsing Society, where characters from myth take turns as guest readers for children. The books highlight creatures and tales from around the globe, and the experience may feature unexpected puppet visitors along with interactive, cozy moments that spark imagination. Admission is free.

This dance class is led by Djeneba Sako. Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily, and consider bringing a friend.

Enjoy a fun evening of trivia at Punch Bowl Social in Denver, with prizes for the top teams.

Jackopierce performs in concert at Swallow Hill Music.

Globe Hall hosts Saint Harison with Shae Universe for a live music performance. Advance tickets are $20, and attendees must be 16 or older. The kitchen will be open.

Boston-rooted and LFK-based, Sweeping Promises deliver post-punk that is lean and unvarnished, trading polish for feeling. Longtime collaborators Lira Mondal and Caufield Schnug shape raw DIY intensity into concise songs with biting hooks, blending the spirit of 80s punk with a modern indie charge. The result is urgent and minimal, landing with immediate impact and a clear emphasis on performance. With their album Good Living Is Coming For You on the horizon, they continue a gritty, melodic streak in underground punk.

Cervantes' Other Side hosts The Ultimate Doors with Where There's Smoke for a tribute to the legendary sound of The Doors. Widely regarded as one of the country’s most faithful recreations, The Ultimate Doors delivers a gritty, high-energy performance that channels Jim Morrison and the band with striking precision. Fans and critics have praised their ability to capture the original spirit, sound, and intensity, creating an immersive concert experience. Where There’s Smoke joins the bill for a night dedicated to timeless rock classics.

Mission Ballroom hosts a celebration of two decades of music from World of Warcraft. Open to all ages, this event highlights the game’s soundtrack and the memories it has created for fans over the years.