Free Things to Do in Denver (and Beyond) This Week
Are you ready to get lit? Holiday traditions return…with an untraditional twist.
Are you ready to get lit? Holiday traditions return…with an untraditional twist.
Lace up the skates, grab a hot cocoa and practice those pirouettes
Discover hundreds of events across the metro area and mountains this season.
Feeling festive?
Your guide to the season’s most festive holiday theater and dance events happening around the Denver metro area.
It’s the seventh time in total that the event has won the award.
There’s no snow in Denver, so head for the hills!
Gobble, gobble, go!
See petrified redwood stumps, ancient dinosaur bones, archaeological sites and more at these lesser-known parks.
Denver Arts & Venues dug into the data behind Denver Creates, the city’s new cultural plan.
Lonnie Hanzon’s immersive holiday event is back, transforming the Stanley Marketplace into a sprawling (mostly free) holiday playground.
The couple intends to restore the building and turn it into a bar and cinema space.
These neighborhood date spots prove that Denver’s best chemistry happens off the beaten path.
“At the time, we didn’t know that arts funding was going to be on the chopping block a couple years later, but I think that emphasizes the validity of this right now.”
“It was important not to be subtle about it. We live in an era in which I think we have a government that’s putting the fear in us to not speak up.”
Did you miss the Northern Lights? Tonight’s meteor shower is projected to be big and bright.
“LEGO artist is his title, but you could also say he’s one of the best customers of LEGO ever.”
Artists take back their power in this Athena Project exhibition about gender, reproductive justice and the healing capabilities of art.
And there might be another chance to see them tonight.
Brooks teamed up with his childhood friend to make the film happen.
The “old money” social media craze hit Colorado ski towns very, very hard.
“I have to be in reality about the fact that none of us could have predicted that 2025 would look the way it has so far.”