Free things to do in Denver (and beyond) this week, June 8-14
Visit the Denver Art Museum or Denver Botanic Gardens for free today!
Visit the Denver Art Museum or Denver Botanic Gardens for free today!
Relax or get after it, all with a little help from the plant.
There’s a Phenomenomaly at Meow Wolf.
Here’s a guide to fascinating art exhibits opening around Denver for First Friday, plus ongoing exhibitions worth a visit.
A modest budget goes a surprisingly long way.
You may not be able to afford gas, but at least you don’t need to worry about money at these shows.
The socialist streamer — known as the Joe Rogan of the left — is coming to Denver to rally with local progressive candidates.
There’s a chance for Northern Lights across the U.S. tonight thanks to three coronal mass ejections launched by the sun.
The festival has added a Friday night kickoff, Party Before the Pavement, on June 5.
The Denver Fringe Festival takes over the metro area June 3-7, with dozens of delightfully strange shows staged in over twenty venues.
See which restaurants are participating in the “Eating Out With Pride” program benefiting the Center on Colfax.
We compiled a list of the best places in the Denver metro area to watch iconic films outside under the stars.
Screenings of films with Colorado ties will take place in multiple communities through November.
FAN EXPO Denver, Colorado’s largest pop-culture convention, is Thursday, May 28, through Sunday, May 31.
LEGOs are as popular as you remember — maybe more so.
Malinche Audiobar hosted its second Pajarete, featuring a live cow and coffee topped off with milk straight from the teat.
From Shakespeare under the stars to new-play incubators and mountain musicals, here are the Colorado theater festivals worth checking out.
Venture past Olde Town and you’ll find something for every day of the week (not just taco Tuesday).
Buntport Theater’s original play follows three friends desperate to reclaim their record for most soft toys caught blindfolded in one minute.
The Pearl’s recent closure signals changes in Denver’s open mic scene, but there are still plenty of them around.
SOMBR, the Strokes, Foster the People, Atmosphere, LCD Soundsystem and more await.
The bill lacked support from a critical area: the weed industry.