Free Things to Do in Denver (and Beyond) This Weekend
The Biennial is back!
The Biennial is back!
Live it up at these Día de los Muertos events.
Tricks, treats and bugs.
The city has a lot of young, active people — yet connecting with them isn’t always easy.
We’re sorry, but also, you’re welcome.
The best ghost tours in Denver this year, from LoDo’s haunted bars to Boulder’s haunted theaters and the Stanley Hotel’s spooky lore.
Now is the time to thrift your Halloween costume!
Discover the scariest haunted houses in Denver for 2025, ranging from legendary scream parks to DIY home haunts to corn maze scares.
From glowing gardens and museum takeovers to pet parades and epic parties, these are the top Denver Halloween events in 2025.
The streets were a forest of fuzzy mustaches, Lorax Lemonades and Denverites who drink for the trees.
Props to the winners of Colorado’s Next Drag Superstar, too.
The event is a day of art, dogs and giving back.
“I think values and cultures are dying out, so it’s really important to highlight that and keep flowing with it.”
See haunted dolls, mountain man dentures and Mike the Headless Chicken at History Colorado’s Creeporado.
People wore red to help support senior dogs’ “good days, bad days and last days.”
Tentacle dildos, anyone?
Daisy Fodness-McGowan has always had a “deep interest in place-making,” she says, and she’s found quite a place to pursue that interest: RiNo.
“This support sets us apart from any other community in the nation, if not the world.”
There’s a subtle chill in the air, and the winds are blowing in hundreds of fall events, activities, exhibits and shows.
Mix and mingle with other pickleball lovers on Friday, September 19.
The event this Friday will feature speed dating, mixers and PowerPoint presentations advertising local eligible singles.
The orchestra set up its own fundraiser instead.