What to do in Denver

Hey Denver listeners, kick off your Sunday with the Holiday Makers Market at MCA Denver's Holiday Theater on West 32nd Avenue starting at 10 a.m., where local artisans showcase unique handmade gifts perfect for last-minute holiday shopping, as listed by the Denver Gazette. Head over to the Winter Festival in front of Whole Foods at 1701 Wewatta Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., featuring live music, steaming hot cocoa, fresh cookies, and tons of family fun according to the same source.Bring the kids to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus at Denver Union Station on Wynkoop Street from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., or catch the enchanting Making Merry storytelling show by Stories on Stage at 2 p.m. in the King Center for just $26. Music lovers, Jeff and Paige's Holiday Concert lights up Chautauqua Auditorium in Boulder at 4 p.m. for $36.64 a ticket. From 5 to 7 p.m., join the festive Chanukah Celebration at Chabad of Cherry Creek on Detroit Street with fire juggling, crafts, treats, and family activities, hosted by Cherry Creek North. Cap your evening with reggaeton star Yandel at 8 p.m. in the Paramount Theatre or A John Waters Christmas show in Boulder Theater.Markets keep the holiday vibe rolling all week—Denver BAZAAR's RiNo Holiday Market runs through December 14 and returns the 19th to 21st at 2620 Walnut Street, while the Denver Winter Market pops up at Denver Sports Castle through today, per Visit Denver. Mistletoe Market at Dairy Block Alley on Wazee Street offers over 40 local vendors daily from noon to 7 p.m., plus Crumpet Cave photos with The Mean One and Cindy Lou Who for $5 and family story times.Catch the Colorado Symphony's A Colorado Christmas at Boettcher Concert Hall through December 14, blending festive tunes with Colorado flair, as noted by Arts & Venues Denver and Visit Denver. The Nutcracker by Colorado Ballet dazzles at Ellie Caulkins Opera House through the 28th, and A Christmas Carol runs at Wolf Theatre starting today. For thrills, Gaylord Rockies Resort in Aurora has ongoing ICE! with Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Candy Cane Mountain snow tubing, and Santa photos all day.This weekend wraps with holiday lights, parades, and markets buzzing through Saturday—don't miss the Christkindlmarket on Auraria Campus for authentic German vibes and artisan finds, according to Denver7. Whether you're shopping, singing carols, or chasing holiday magic, Denver's got your week covered.Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

If you’re looking for what to do in Denver this week, you’re in luck, because the Mile High City is in full holiday mode with a little something for every kind of listener.Start with the big, sparkly stuff. Colorado Public Radio highlights Zoo Lights at the Denver Zoo, where 80 acres are covered in millions of lights and animated sculptures, perfect for an evening stroll with hot cocoa in hand. CPR also notes Christmas in Color, the drive‑through light spectacle at Water World and Red Rocks, if you’d rather stay cozy in the car and crank up the holiday playlist. And if you look west of downtown any night this week around 7 p.m., the Mile High Drone Show sends swarms of drones into the sky in choreographed holiday patterns, best viewed from the Tivoli Quad or Sculpture Park.For listeners who love holiday markets, 5280 Magazine points to the Mistletoe Market at Dairy Block, running this Saturday and Sunday from noon to 7 p.m., with 30‑plus local vendors, festive drinks, and a cozy alleyway vibe. Cherry Creek Holiday Market along Fillmore Plaza is also open all week, loaded with gift booths, live music, and plenty of food and drink to keep you lingering. Mile High on the Cheap spotlights the Denver Winter Market at the historic Sports Castle at 10th and Broadway, with more than 100 small businesses, three bars, and even free gift wrapping, open through the weekend.If you’re in the mood for live performance, Visit Denver features Home for the Holiday, a classic variety‑style holiday show in town this weekend, packed with carols, tap‑dancing, and big-band style numbers that lean all the way into nostalgic cheer. Colorado Theatre Guild notes that Jacob Marley’s Christmas Carol is on stage at the Pluss Theatre at the Jewish Community Center, twisting the Dickens story from the ghost’s point of view for something a little different. And over at the Denver Center, CPR reports that A Christmas Carol and Goodnight Moon are both running, making it easy to pair an adult night out with a kid‑friendly matinee later in the week.Night owls, you’re covered too. The Church Nightclub is hosting The Glitch Mob tonight, according to the club’s own calendar, bringing big electronic energy to a converted cathedral right in Capitol Hill. Tracks Denver is going all‑out with its Nightmare Before Christmas party weekend, offering three rooms of music and a mini Christmas market that runs late into the night.To wind things down, swing by the free Christkindlmarket at Auraria Campus, mentioned by CPR and 5280, for mulled wine, German sausages, and live music in a village of wooden huts that feels delightfully European in the middle of downtown Denver.Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Denver. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Hey Denver listeners, it's your friendly guide to the Mile High City's hottest happenings this weekend and into next week—December 12 through the 14 and beyond, packed with holiday magic that'll make you jingle all the way! Kick off today, Friday, with the Colorado Symphony's A Colorado Christmas at Boettcher Concert Hall, 1000 14th St., hitting the stage at 7:30 p.m., blending festive tunes and Colorado spirit for tickets from $12.80 to $157.44, according to the Denver Gazette. Groove to NGHTMRE's Mindfull Tour at Mission Ballroom, 4242 Wynkoop St., starting at 9 p.m. with guests Juelz, FrostTop, and Staysick—tickets $67 and up, as 303 Magazine reports. Sip free festive wines at J Vineyards Holiday Tasting from 4-6 p.m. in the lobby of The Art Hotel, 1201 Broadway, or catch free live music at Little Man Ice Cream's Santa's Factory with Fa La La tunes, per Eventbrite.Saturday amps up the cheer: Stroll the Denver Christkindlmarket on Auraria Campus's Tivoli Quad, 1000 Larimer St., through December 23, sipping glühwein amid German crafts and food, Denver7 highlights it as the authentic spot with story time Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Dive into the multi-level Denver Winter Market at Sports Castle, 1000 Broadway, today through Sunday, boasting 85 vendors, food trucks, and a bar. Families, hit Saturday Night Lights at Cherry Creek North's Fillmore Plaza, 105 Fillmore St., from 5-8 p.m. both Saturday and next, dancing under a million lights, hot cocoa, and Santa visits. Brunch with drag queens at Holigay Drag-mas from 1 p.m. at Ace Eat Serve, 501 E. 17th Ave., free entry but festive fun, 303 Magazine says. Naughty or Nice photos with Santa or Grinch from 3-5 p.m. at Shops at Northfield, 8340 Northfield Blvd.Sunday keeps sparkling: Stories on Stage's Making Merry at 2 p.m. at King Center, 855 Lawrence Way, $26 tickets. Holiday Makers Market from 10 a.m. at MCA Denver, 2644 W. 32nd Ave. Catch The Jinkx & DeLa Holiday Show replay vibes or Jeff and Paige’s Holiday Concert in Boulder at 4 p.m., Chautauqua Auditorium. Through the weekend, Ballet Ariel's Little Women and the Nutcracker Suite at Lakewood Cultural Center, and Drunk Christmas at Four Noses Brewing, 4040 Dahlia St., for boozy Dickens laughs.Next week, Rocky Mountain High Experience: A John Denver Christmas hits Paramount Theatre December 17. Markets like Sterling Ranch Outdoor and pop-ups in Arvada keep the shopping frenzy going. Bundle up, listeners—Denver's holiday scene is lit!Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

If you’re in Denver this week and wondering what to do, you’ve got a full sleigh of options, from twinkling lights in the foothills to big, booming symphony moments downtown.Let’s start with classic Denver holiday magic. Denver Arts & Venues reports that Colorado Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker is running at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House all week and through December 28. This is the big one: lavish sets, live orchestra, swirling snowflakes, and that moment when the tree seems to grow right off the stage. It’s a perfect pick for listeners looking for a cozy, nostalgic night out.Just steps away, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has A Christmas Carol on stage at the Wolf Theatre, and for something a little quirkier, Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors at the Garner Galleria Theatre, both listed on the Denver Performing Arts Complex events calendar. That means you can choose between Victorian ghosts or campy vampire laughs, all in the same downtown complex, with plenty of bars and restaurants nearby for a pre-show drink.If you’re in the mood for big music and big feelings, the Colorado Symphony at Boettcher Concert Hall is presenting A Colorado Christmas this Friday through Sunday, according to Denver Arts & Venues and the Colorado Symphony’s event listings. Expect a mix of holiday pops, choir, sing-along moments, and that wall-of-sound symphonic energy that makes your chest buzz.For those who want something bright and outside, Denver Arts & Venues also highlights Christmas in Color at Red Rocks. Picture the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre transformed into a drive-through tunnel of synchronized lights, music, and huge displays you can enjoy from the warmth of your car. It’s a great option for families, date night, or anyone who wants the holiday vibes without the crowds.Sports and spirit fans, the CHSAA State Spirit Championships are taking over the Denver Coliseum today through Saturday, with Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 listed on the city’s official events calendar. You’ll see high-energy cheer and dance squads from across Colorado, all competing under one very loud roof.And if you’re looking ahead to early next week, Villager Publishing notes a Charity Toy Drive with FamUnity 501(c)(3) at Blackbird Public House on South Downing Street. Bring a new toy, grab a bite, and do a little good while you’re out.However you spend the week, Denver is buzzing with lights, music, and plenty of chances to get out and explore.Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Denver.This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

If you’re in Denver and wondering how to make the most of this week and weekend, there’s a treasure trove of events happening citywide. Tonight, dive into laughter at the Denver Comedy Underground, where the Best of Denver Comedy Showcase starts at 7:30 PM. This intimate venue offers up a fantastic lineup of local rising stars and special headliners, all with free pizza to keep your energy up for the laughs. Plus, the vibe is cozy, no drink minimums apply, and there’s plenty of parking nearby.For those craving holiday magic, Red Rocks Amphitheatre is sparkling with the Christmas in Color drive-through light show, now in its 10th anniversary season. With millions of synchronized lights choreographed to classic tunes, plus a fresh 2025 production featuring larger illuminated installations and new immersive touches, this is a must-see. Every vehicle gets complimentary holographic glasses that turn lights into dancing snowflakes and candy canes—adding a playful, festive spin to the experience. The show runs nightly through December 28 and is perfect for families wanting a cozy, memorable holiday outing from their cars.If theater calls your name, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts continues its beloved production of A Christmas Carol at the Wolf Theatre through May. From Thursday onward, you can also catch the Colorado Ballet’s The Nutcracker at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, running December 12 to 14. On Saturday the 13th, enjoy the Colorado Symphony’s A Colorado Christmas concert at Boettcher Concert Hall, a beautiful way to soak in seasonal music and cheer.Looking for something creative? Tonight at LoDo’s Painting with a Twist, there’s a “Winter at the Smokies” paint and wine party, a perfect chance to unwind and explore your artistic side in a social setting.Later this week, consider giving back by donating blood at the Red Cross drive on December 16 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Fillmore Auditorium, helping keep holiday blood supplies strong.For free family fun this weekend, explore holiday lights around town, check out the Foothills Art Center Holiday Art Market, or visit Santa at Denver Christkindlmarket for a dose of festive joy.Denver is bustling with festive spirit, comedy, music, and art this week. Get out there and enjoy the vibrant, joyful energy of the city as it gears up for the holidays.Thanks for tuning in. Don’t forget to subscribe for more great guides. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Denver, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve got a full sleigh of options lined up, starting today and rolling right into the weekend.Let’s start with today. The Denver Gazette highlights the Latkes and Lights Hanukkah Celebration at the JCC Denver on South Dahlia, running late morning into early afternoon, with food, crafts, and family activities that make for a cozy, festive stop. Over at The Ramble Hotel in RiNo, their Holiday Bazaar brings cocktails with Santa and the ArtistTree market together, so listeners can sip, shop, and snag some very local gifts in one stylish spot. If you like your holidays a little offbeat, Audacious Immersive is putting on “Drunk Christmas,” a boozy, abbreviated riff on A Christmas Carol at Fiction Beer Company on East Colfax, mixing craft brews with Dickensian chaos. For music lovers, Mission Ballroom is hosting Wet Leg as part of Channel 93.3’s Not So Silent Night, according to AXS, and The Denver Gazette lists jazz, indie, and bluegrass options all over town tonight, from Nocturne Jazz and Supper Club to Swallow Hill.All week long, Visit Denver’s Mile High Holidays guide points to big, ongoing experiences. Camp Christmas has transformed Stanley Marketplace into a maximalist holiday playground, complete with themed pop-up bars, scavenger hunts, and the Camp Christmas Express walk-through, so listeners can wander from shop to sparkling spectacle in a single visit. Down on the Auraria Campus at the Tivoli Quad, the Mile High Drone Shows send 600 illuminated drones into the sky nightly at 7 p.m., creating animated holiday scenes you can see from all over downtown. The same area hosts the Mile High Tree, a 110‑foot immersive light-and-music installation paired with the Denver Christkindlmarket, where bratwurst, glühwein, and handmade ornaments keep things very old-world European.Cherry Creek’s Winter Wanderland, described by Visit Denver, wraps more than 600 trees in nearly a million lights and layers in Saturday Night Lights performances, the Cherry Creek Holiday Market, and the cozy Mistletoe Lounge pop-up bar for post-shopping drinks. For pure sparkle, Blossoms of Light at Denver Botanic Gardens, Luminova Holidays at Elitch Gardens, and the dazzling displays at Hudson Gardens all continue through the season, turning evening walks into full-on light adventures.The performing arts calendar is packed too. Denver Arts & Venues lists Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical and A Christmas Carol at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, plus Colorado Ballet’s The Nutcracker at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, all running through the month so listeners can pick a weeknight or weekend show. Boettcher Concert Hall fills up with holiday sounds as the Colorado Symphony brings A Charlie Brown Christmas Live, then later in the week rolls into its traditional festive programs with chorus and children’s choir.Between holiday markets like the Denver BAZAAR RiNo Holiday Market on Walnut Street, free light displays along Larimer Square and 16th Street, ice skating at McGregor Square, and big concerts and ballets downtown, there is no excuse for a dull night in Denver this week. Bundle up, plan your route, and let the city’s lights, music, and markets carry you from one experience to the next.Thanks for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around Denver. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Listeners, if you’re in Denver and wondering what to do this week, you’ve picked a great time to explore the Mile High City.According to the Denver Gazette, today you can kick things off with the Wings and Wonder Holiday Festival at the Denver Audubon Kingery Nature Center in nearby Littleton. From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., you’ll get up-close with live bird ambassadors, take photos with Santa, and join guided bird walks surrounded by winter scenery. If you’re craving something cozy and festive back in the city, City Floral Garden Center on Kearney Street is hosting a Holiday Celebration this afternoon from 2 to 6 p.m., with warm cider, wine, and a pet-friendly photo booth among rows of poinsettias and evergreens.For holiday shopping and local makers, the AFD Holiday Market at Washington Park United Methodist Church runs today from noon to 6 p.m. The African Community Center of Denver curates this event, so listeners can expect handmade crafts, global gifts, and a community feel that makes it easy to support local artisans. Visit Denver highlights that the metro area is packed with markets this week, including the Holiday Art Market at 40 West Gallery in the HUB, running through December with juried local art, ornaments, and one-of-a-kind gifts.Tonight, one of Denver’s marquee traditions lights up downtown: the 9NEWS Parade of Lights. Live Music Forecast reports that floats, giant balloons, marching bands, and of course Santa will roll through the heart of the city starting at 6 p.m. Bundle up, arrive early, and grab a spot along the route near Civic Center Park or the 16th Street area for the best views.If you’re looking for nightlife later on, Global Dance and The Church Nightclub are bringing Norwegian DJ Todd Terje to 1160 Lincoln Street. The Church’s event page notes doors at 10 p.m., 21 and over, with a full late-night EDM set inside a converted historic church that’s now one of Denver’s most iconic clubs.And for those who want culture all week, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance is presenting Granny Dances to a Holiday Drum at their Park Avenue West theater through December 21, a Denver holiday staple blending global dance, storytelling, and music.Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening in Denver. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Denver is absolutely buzzing this week, and if you are in the Mile High City and wondering what to do, there is a full lineup of festive, funky and downright unforgettable experiences waiting for you. Think twinkling lights downtown, big holiday concerts, sizzling nightlife, and cozy markets where you can stroll, sip and shop your way into the season.Start right in the heart of downtown with the iconic Parade of Lights, weaving through the city with illuminated floats, marching bands, giant character balloons and holiday music echoing between the skyscrapers. Stake out a spot along the route early, bundle up, and make an evening of it with hot cocoa or a warm cocktail from a nearby bar before and after the show. As the floats glow against the night sky, you really feel Denver’s holiday spirit kick into high gear.If you are more in the mood to wander and snack, head over to the Denver Christkindlmarket on the Tivoli Quad at the Auraria Campus. You can stroll wooden chalets packed with German ornaments, handmade gifts, and plenty of bratwurst, strudel and warm spiced drinks. It is the kind of place where listeners can lose track of time, moving from polka music and steins of beer to cozy fire pits, all with the Denver skyline right behind you. Nearby, the towering Mile High Tree lights up the night with a walk‑inside light show choreographed to festive music, perfect for that “only in Denver” photo moment.For live entertainment, downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods are stacked with options. At the Denver Performing Arts Complex, you can catch big holiday productions and concerts that turn the evening into a dressed‑up night on the town, from symphony shows to seasonal theater. Over on the 16th Street Mall and Larimer Square, street performers, shops and bars make it easy to turn a simple night out into a mini adventure, with plenty of spots to duck in for craft beer or creative cocktails between light displays.Night owls have a lot to be excited about too. Clubs along Broadway and in the Golden Triangle are hosting late‑night DJ sets and EDM shows, so if your idea of holiday cheer includes bass drops and dance floors, you are covered. Big R and B and pop acts are also rolling through town at venues like Bellco Theatre and Mission Ballroom this week, giving listeners a chance to sing along to favorites and relive the 90s or early 2000s in full, nostalgic glory. Check set times, grab tickets in advance, and plan on using rideshare so you can fully enjoy the night.Round out the week with a bit of culture and calm. The Denver Museum of Nature and Science and the Denver Art Museum both have special programming and exhibits that make for great daytime outings before the evening lights. And if you want something low‑key but magical, neighborhoods like Cherry Creek and RiNo are sparkling with public art, pop‑up markets and patio fire pits, perfect for a relaxed date night or a chill hang with friends.Thanks for tuning in, and make sure to subscribe so you never miss what is happening in Denver. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome to your Denver holiday week guide! Whether you're looking for festive markets, live entertainment, or family-friendly fun, this week is absolutely packed with amazing activities across the Mile High City.Starting tonight, if you're in the mood for something spectacular, head to the Colorado Convention Center where Decadence: The Digital City is hosting an unforgettable New Year's Eve celebration. But before we jump to the end of the year, let's talk about what's happening right now.Tomorrow, Friday, December fifth, several fantastic events are kicking off. The Denver Winter Market opens at the old Sports Castle on Broadway from three to eight p.m., featuring local vendors, cool cocktails, and free gift wrapping services. Admission is completely free on Fridays. Over in Silverthorne, the Holiday Tree Lighting and Art Market runs from four thirty to eight thirty p.m., showcasing local artists with live music and a tree lighting at six p.m. Don't miss the Lakewood Lights Kickoff at Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park starting at five p.m., with a tree lighting ceremony at five thirty, holiday carols, cocoa, and visits with Santa.Saturday is the big day with the famous Parade of Lights running from four to nine p.m. downtown. You can grab grandstand tickets or head to the new free Holiday Village at Skyline Park with hot chocolate and food booths. Before the parade, check out the Cole Winter Wonderland Craft and Community Fair at DSST's Cole Middle and High School from eleven a.m. to two p.m., featuring student performances, free haircuts, family portraits, and gifts from local vendors. The third annual Denver Comics and Arts Festival runs from eleven a.m. to five p.m. at Town Hall Collaborative on Santa Fe Drive with dozens of vendors showcasing alternative comics and art.If you prefer indoor entertainment, Moonlight Elves is a circus immersive holiday extravaganza featuring comedy, live music, and interactive games showing throughout the season at seven p.m.For shopping enthusiasts, the Cherry Creek Holiday Market continues at Fillmore Plaza with nearly fifty Colorado makers and artisans, while Camp Christmas Takeover transforms Stanley Marketplace daily through December twenty-eighth into a winter wonderland with free scavenger hunts and a diverse Santa experience.Sunday brings the Holiday Celebration on Kearney Street from three to six p.m. in Park Hill with kids activities, holiday shopping, and Santa sightings.Denver truly is the place to be this week for holiday magic and festive cheer. Thank you for tuning in, and please remember to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Today in Denver, there’s a whole lot of holiday magic happening all around the city. If you’re looking for live music, head to the Paramount Theatre tonight for Christmas with the Celts, a festive concert that brings traditional Celtic sounds to the Mile High City. For something a little different, Jake Shimabukuro brings his Holidays in Hawaii show to the Lone Tree Arts Center, blending ukulele and holiday cheer. If you’re in the mood for comedy, Comedy Works Downtown is hosting a Holiday Roast, perfect for a laugh with friends. And if you want to get into the spirit of giving, Elway’s Downtown is hosting a Toy Drive Happy Hour, where you can bring an unwrapped toy and get a complimentary drink.For theater lovers, Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas is playing at the Buell Theatre, and A Christmas Carol is running at the Wolf Theatre, both offering classic holiday stories with a Denver twist. If you’re looking for something unique, Audacious Immersive is presenting Drunk Christmas, an abbreviated, spirited version of A Christmas Carol at Ratio Beer Works. For a more traditional experience, the Denver Christkindlmarket is open at the Auraria Campus, where you can browse European and local vendors, enjoy festive drinks, and soak up the holiday atmosphere.This weekend, the fun continues with the Denver Winter Market at the Sports Castle, featuring more than 85 vendors, food trucks, and festive cocktails. The Denver Christkindlmarket remains open, and the Polar Express Train Ride is running at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, offering a magical experience for families. If you’re looking for outdoor fun, Halcyon on Ice is open for skating, music, and dining, and Elitch Holidays is dazzling with lights, Santa, and rides.Don’t miss the chance to see the Colorado Ballet’s The Nutcracker at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, or catch a performance by the Denver Brass Quintet at Cherokee Ranch & Castle. For a cozy evening, the Blue Violin Candlelight Christmas Extravaganza is happening at The Lincoln Center in Fort Collins.Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for more updates on what’s happening in Denver. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome to your Denver guide for what's happening today and throughout the week! Let's dive into all the festive fun and exciting events going on right now in Colorado's capital.Today is the perfect day to explore Denver's holiday markets and seasonal attractions. Head over to the Denver Bazaar in RiNo for their holiday market running from eleven in the morning until five in the evening at twenty-six twenty Walnut Street. This vibrant market features over fifty Colorado makers with handcrafted goods, photo opportunities, a candy cane forest, and a pop-up bar. If you're looking for live entertainment, the Face Vocal Band is performing Holiday Favorites at two o'clock at The PACE Center in Parker with tickets ranging from forty-four to forty-nine dollars. For something a bit more theatrical, Audacious Immersive presents an abbreviated drunken version of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol called Drunk Christmas at two in the afternoon at Emporium Brewing Company on West Forty-second Avenue. Music lovers should catch A Holiday Evening with Ingrid Michaelson at seven o'clock tonight at Boettcher Concert Hall downtown, with tickets starting at fifty-four dollars. If you're in the mood for classic holiday performances, the Boulder Ballet is presenting The Nutcracker at two o'clock at Macky Auditorium in Boulder with tickets ranging from twenty-five to one hundred thirty-five dollars. For something more relaxed, The Schoolhouse in Parker offers a Relaxed Atmosphere Movie Showing of Dr. Seuss' The Grinch at two in the afternoon for just twelve dollars.Looking ahead to the rest of the week, Denver's holiday season is in full swing with the Christkindl Market running daily at the Tivoli Quad on the Auraria Campus through December twenty-third. This authentic German-style holiday market features local and European craft vendors along with magical entertainment. Don't miss the Mile High Tree at the same location, a stunning seven-story immersive art experience that runs daily through December thirty-first from five to ten in the evening. For something truly spectacular, the Mile High Holiday Drone Show lights up downtown nightly through New Year's Eve with six hundred drones creating holiday-themed animations visible from multiple downtown locations.Downtown Denver's Union Station is decked out with a forty-foot Christmas tree featuring over seven thousand holiday lights, and Santa visits are happening through the holiday season. The City and County Building puts on a fifteen-minute coordinated light show running daily Tuesday through Sunday at five forty-five and six forty-five in the evening.Whether you're seeking holiday markets, live performances, festive lights, or family-friendly attractions, Denver is absolutely brimming with seasonal magic right now. Get out there and make the most of this magical time of year.Thank you so much for tuning in to your Denver event guide. Be sure to subscribe for more of your favorite content. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome to your Denver event guide for this exciting weekend! Whether you're looking to catch some live music, sports, or holiday festivities, Denver has something fantastic lined up for you.If you're a nightlife enthusiast, head down to Club Vinyl on Broadway tonight at ten o'clock for an electronic dance music event featuring the artist Ejeca, presented by The Hundred. Doors open at ten PM and the venue is twenty-one and up, so bring your government-issued ID for entry.For sports fans, you have two major events happening today. The Colorado Avalanche are taking on the Montreal Canadiens at Ball Arena this evening. If hockey is more your speed, the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game between Denver and Minnesota is also happening tonight at Ball Arena, with doors opening at six PM and the game starting at seven.If you're into winter sports, the Stifel Copper Cup at Copper Mountain is wrapping up this weekend, running through Sunday. This is the world's fastest skiers taking on high-altitude terrain in an Audi FIS Ski World Cup event, so if you want to see some incredible athletic performances, this is a must-see experience through November thirtieth.For holiday activities that started yesterday and continue through the weekend, Denver is absolutely decked out in festive cheer. Larimer Lights has returned with immersive projection mapping, visits from Santa, live holiday carolers, and seasonal treats throughout the block. You can also catch the Denver Museum of Nature and Science's holiday light display, which is completely free and runs through January fourth.At Stanley Marketplace, Camp Christmas has made its triumphant return with themed pop-up bars, free visits with Santa, and an exciting new Camp Christmas Express experience designed to lift your holiday spirits in fifteen minutes or less. Meanwhile, Elitch Gardens Theme Park is featuring millions of dazzling lights, a sixty-five-foot Christmas tree, and a three-hundred-foot candy cane tunnel.If you want something more low-key, the Cherry Creek Holiday Market continues through December twenty-fourth with over forty local makers, designers, and creators selling unique gifts. And don't miss the New Year's Eve tradition at McGregor Square Plaza, where the Colorado Symphony will be waltzing into twenty twenty-six with polkas, waltzes, and marches.Denver truly has something for everyone this weekend, so get out there and make the most of it. Thank you for tuning in, and be sure to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more check out quietplease dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome to your Denver events guide for this Friday through the weekend! Whether you're looking for a night out on the town or a unique experience, Denver has plenty happening right now.Kicking off your Friday night, head to Club Vinyl in downtown Denver where Bommer and Gram Greene are spinning tracks from ten PM until three in the morning. This is a twenty-one and up event, so bring your ID and get ready to dance the night away at one of Denver's hottest venues located at 1082 Broadway Street.If you're in the mood for something a bit more interactive and mysterious, the Denver Conspiracy Game presents an outdoor escape experience happening today at the 16th Street Mall. This is a fantastic option if you want to challenge yourself and your friends to solve puzzles while exploring the urban landscape of downtown Denver.Looking for a culinary adventure, the number one ranked Denver Food Tour is running this afternoon from one to four PM, starting at Marco's Coal Fired Pizzeria. This guided experience takes you through Denver's most delicious neighborhoods and is a perfect way to discover hidden gem restaurants while learning about the local food scene. Tickets are just sixteen dollars.For those seeking family-friendly entertainment, Moonlight Elves is performing this evening at seven PM, with ticket prices ranging from twenty-five to two hundred and five dollars. This children and family event offers a magical experience that's perfect for getting everyone in the holiday spirit early.If you're planning ahead for the weekend, there's plenty more to explore. Denver continues to buzz with holiday activities and entertainment options as we head into December. The city's vibrant downtown district offers everything from upscale dining to live music venues, shopping districts, and cultural attractions.Whether you're a longtime Denver resident or visiting for the weekend, this Friday and beyond offers the perfect blend of entertainment, food, and unique experiences. From outdoor games to live music, food tours to family shows, Denver truly has something for everyone during this festive season.Thank you so much for tuning in to your Denver events guide! Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on upcoming activities and recommendations for things to do around the city. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Thanksgiving week in Denver is packed with festive events, concerts, and family fun, making it the perfect time for listeners to embrace the Mile High City’s holiday spirit. Tonight, hockey fans can catch the Colorado Avalanche facing off against the San Jose Sharks at Ball Arena, a high-energy matchup that always draws a passionate crowd according to Ticketmaster. For those in the mood for music and nostalgia, Noche De Old School brings the best of old-school hits for the 21 and over crowd at XSO Nightclub, promising a lively dancefloor and retro vibes as shared by Vivid Seats.As the holiday weekend officially kicks off November 27 through 30, listeners can step into a winter wonderland with the Denver Christkindlmarket, a German-style holiday market on the Tivoli Quad at Auraria Campus. This authentic market is a treasure trove of traditional treats, handcrafted ornaments, live music, and cheerful ambiance. Also lighting up downtown is the nightly Mile High Drone Show, where 600 synchronized drones create mesmerizing patterns in the sky—perfect for family awe and those holiday selfies, according to Visit Denver.Nearby, the Mile High Tree dazzles both kids and adults with its towering light-and-music show, also on the Tivoli Quad, and the Elitch Gardens Holiday event transforms the city’s theme park into a sparkling landscape with millions of twinkling lights and festive entertainment every evening.Art lovers can escape the chilly air with the Denver Art Museum’s local artisan gift shops, featuring jewelry, housewares, prints, and handmade chocolates, as recommended by Southwest Contemporary. For something unique, the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art runs its Holiday Pop-Up Shop all week, with works by Colorado artists including jewelry, prints, and crafts.Sports and comedy lovers are covered too. Friday night brings the legendary comedian Katt Williams to Denver for his Heaven On Earth Tour, a guaranteed laughter-filled night. The Paramount Theatre hosts the enchanting Nutcracker Magical Christmas Ballet, while Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical runs at the Buell Theatre, providing top-notch family entertainment.Sunday rounds out the weekend with Sundays on Santa Fe, a free, monthly art gallery crawl in Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe, and a chance for kids to visit Santa and Mrs. Claus at Union Station.Thanks for tuning in and letting me guide your plans for an unforgettable week. Don’t forget to subscribe for more great suggestions and insider tips. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Denver listeners, if you’re wondering what’s happening around the city today and throughout the week, you’re in for a treat. Kicking things off, tonight Ball Arena hosts Bryan Adams’ Roll with the Punches Tour, featuring classic rock icon Pat Benatar plus Neil Giraldo opening at 7:30 PM. It’s the kind of legendary double bill you’ll be talking about long after the last encore, so grab tickets while you can as listed by Live Nation.On Tuesday, local music fans should swing by the Skylark Lounge on South Broadway for Indie 102.3’s November Local 303 Meetup. This monthly event celebrates Colorado’s music scene with an intimate performance by Best Man. It’s 21 and up, totally free, and a perfect way to discover new talent and connect with local music lovers according to Indie 102.3.Denver’s sky-watchers have some celestial treats in store too. According to the Denver Astronomical Society, the enormous Winter Hexagon asterism will be sparkling in the southeast skies, starring Sirius, Procyon, Pollux, Capella, Aldebaran, and Rigel, and joined by the bright planet Jupiter around 11 PM. Throughout the week, gaze up for special moments like Wednesday’s Cold Moon sitting between two clusters in Capricornus, and by the weekend watch the waxing gibbous moon sidle up to Neptune and Saturn in Pisces around 7 PM.For those planning ahead to Thanksgiving, Denver will be under a first quarter Cold Moon just before midnight, offering a cosmic backdrop to full bellies and family gatherings. As Black Friday rolls in, keep eyes high for the moon hitting its ascending node around mid-afternoon.Fans of live shows should keep Marquis Theater in mind this week—it’s always hopping with fresh faces and established acts, so check their schedule for any genres you’re after. Whether in the mood for indie rock, punk, or something experimental, there’s always something at Marquis.And don’t sleep on the city’s meteor showers. NASA’s Meteor Shower Portal (recommended by Denver Astronomical Society) lets you track the Leonids, Orionids, and more. If you’re an early riser, the last hour before dawn offers your best shot at catching some shooting stars in Leo and Taurus.From stargazing and rock concerts to local music showcases, Denver’s energy is contagious this week. Thanks for tuning in, make sure to subscribe so you never miss what’s happening around town. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Denver comes alive this November 21st, and listeners—there is truly something for everyone happening in and around the city today and this weekend. If you’re looking for a fun Friday night, head over to Ball Arena for WWE SmackDown starting at 5:30 p.m. You’ll catch superstar names like Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, Charlotte Flair, and Alexa Bliss. The energy will be electric, so grab tickets online and arrive early for good parking according to Ball Arena’s own info.If you love live country music, tonight at the Grizzly Rose, Drake Milligan takes the stage at 8 p.m. Milligan is known for his classic country sound and his stint on America’s Got Talent. It’s a great spot for dancing, catching a show, and maybe even signing up for a line dance lesson if you want to loosen up before the concert.For theater lovers, the Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities presents Disney's Frozen at 7 p.m. tonight. Join Anna, Elsa, and the whole crew for this heartwarming musical adventure. Over at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors wraps up its run on Saturday, so book those seats if you’re looking for something spooky and hilarious.Saturday’s highlight is definitely the Denver Nuggets taking on the Sacramento Kings at Ball Arena at 8 p.m. Whether you’re a die-hard basketball fan or just want to enjoy the atmosphere, this home game promises top-tier action according to 303 Magazine. Earlier in the day, consider an enchanting Holiday Afternoon Tea at The Brown Palace from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., complete with live piano music and festive décor in their stunning atrium.If you prefer your weekends with a bit of holiday spirit, Saturday night brings Matroda to ReelWorks for an all-out dance party, and on Sunday, switch over to arts and crafts with a Holiday Truffle-Making Class at Bibamba Artisan Chocolate at 11 a.m.—bring your friends and make gourmet chocolate treats. Families can also visit Downtown Boulder on Sunday at 2 p.m. for the Switch On the Holidays event, featuring dance performances and a stunning lighting ceremony.Music fans, don’t miss The Man Is Dead at Globe Hall Live Music & Kitchen Sunday at 5 p.m.—an energetic show to cap off your weekend.No matter your mood—whether it’s sports, music, food, art, or holiday magic—Denver gives you ample choices this week. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for the latest guides. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Denver is buzzing with energy this week and rolling right into a weekend packed with holiday lights, music, live performances, and outdoor fun. If you are in Denver today, November 20th, you can kick off your evening with the Ten Crowns Tour featuring Andy Bell of Erasure at Summit, bringing a major dose of synth-pop nostalgia to the city according to the Summit event calendar. Over at the Colorado Convention Center, the 2025 NCTE Annual Convention is in full swing, drawing educators and book lovers from all over.As we roll into Friday, November 21, magical winter nights officially begin at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and the Denver Christkindlmarket opens for the season—this traditional open-air holiday market runs through December and promises German food, mulled wine, handcrafted gifts, and plenty of live entertainment, as detailed by Visit Denver. If shopping local is your thing, check out the Holiday Artisan Market in Washington Park all weekend from 10 am to 4 pm—admission is free and dogs are welcome, according to the market’s Instagram update.Friday also brings the start of the Denver Christmas Show at the National Western Complex. Running Friday through Sunday, this huge holiday marketplace features hundreds of vendors, festive décor, and kid-friendly activities according to the National Western Complex’s official site. While you are on the west side of town, wander over to the iconic Mile High Tree on the 16th Street Mall and catch the dazzling drone shows and holiday lights each night as highlighted by Visit Denver.For live theater fans, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts is staging Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors through Friday, and beginning Friday night, you can catch A Christmas Carol in the Wolf Theatre for a holiday tradition onstage all weekend. On Saturday, November 22, classical music lovers can enjoy the Colorado Symphony’s performance of The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, with world-class violinist Kerson Leong at Boettcher Concert Hall shared by Denver Arts & Venues.Looking for fresh air? Explore Red Rocks Park or book a guided hike into the Rockies—Tripadvisor reviewers promise memorable views and brisk high-country air this time of year. Later Saturday night, rock band The Darkness brings their Dreams on Toast Tour to Summit for an upbeat, crowd-pleasing set.Family fun isn’t left out—catch Mile High City’s kid-friendly activities, visit Denver Zoo’s Holiday Lights, or take on a city scavenger hunt adventure as noted by Tripadvisor. And if you have little entrepreneurs in your crew, Lemonade Day is happening Saturday, a fun youth program empowering kids to run their own businesses.Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe for more local guides. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Feeling the mid-November chill in Denver, listeners? This week in the Mile High City promises a vibrant lineup of music, comedy, holiday magic, and family fun, so let's break down what’s happening right now through the weekend.Tonight, Wednesday, November 19th, there’s no end to the excitement. Music lovers can head over to the Mission Ballroom for a night with Grammy winners Portugal. The Man, promising psychedelic indie vibes and an electric crowd. Denverites who crave something jazzy can catch Grammy-winning Latin jazz flutist Nestor Torres performing at Dazzle on 14th Street at 8:30 PM. And for comedy fans, Comedy Works Downtown features Mike Stanley, a Detroit native known for his sharp, clever stand-up.If live theater is more your style, Buell Theatre welcomes back the legendary percussion group STOMP through Saturday night. The newly updated show brings two brand new routines, meaning even longtime fans will be seeing something totally fresh according to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. You can also explore Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors at the Garner Galleria Theatre, serving laughs and spooky thrills all week.Thursday, enjoy an evening of line dancing at the Buffalo Rose in nearby Golden with Jeff Goodwin & The Front Range Cowboys. Tribute fans won’t want to miss In The Stone, the 10-piece Earth, Wind & Fire tribute band making their debut performance!Kicking off the holiday spirit is the Denver Christmas Show at the National Western Complex, running Friday through Sunday. Find one-of-a-kind gifts from over 275 vendors, snap a photo with Santa, or grab a treat at the Tinsel Town Train. Also beginning Friday and running through December, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ beloved musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol returns, dazzling families with its festive set and heartwarming story.This weekend, book lovers can check out the Grateful For Books: Fall Reading Goal event at Western Sky Bar & Taproom on Saturday, with reading time, vendor goodies, and bookish chats. Art and music intertwine Saturday with Fluidity, an immersive concert presented by DYAO and MCA Denver, letting you wander contemporary gallery spaces as musicians perform inspired by local art.For those looking to laugh, The Improv hosts a slew of comedians all weekend, including Aries Spears and Bill Bellamy, so get your tickets early.Denver truly has something for everyone this week—no matter your taste, you’ll find something fun to do, so get out and enjoy the city. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Denver listeners, if you’re searching for what to do this Sunday and throughout the coming week, Denver is overflowing with unique events and entertainment, promising something for every taste and age. Let’s dive right in.Today, November 16, Denver is alive with performances and artistic celebrations. At 2 p.m., music fans can catch Lenny Pearce at the Ogden Theatre, while literary lovers are invited to Stories on Stage’s “Late Bloomers” at Su Teatro Cultural & Performing Arts Center, also at 2 p.m. For families, Bellco Theatre is hosting the playful “Bely y Beto Sueños” at 3 p.m, promising a lively afternoon. Later in the evening, get into the groove with Niek Velvis & Friends at The Oriental Theater, starting at 6 p.m, or immerse yourself in the mellow tones of jazz at Dazzle at Baur’s where the Harry Drabkin-Ron LeGault Sextet pays tribute to Mingus at 6:30 p.m. If you prefer something theatrical, Lucy Darling brings her acclaimed “You’re Welcome” show to the Paramount Theatre tonight.Denver Arts Week wraps up today, and it’s your last call to experience exhibitions around town, including the Agave: Symbol and Spirit display at Denver Botanic Gardens and Spookadelia: Unspoken, the immersive art experience at Spectra Art Space. Over at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, the dazzling musical Disney’s The Lion King continues its run, suitable for all ages.Looking back at the weekend, Saturday night saw EDM legend Nero spinning at The Church Nightclub, and the Urban Holiday Market lit up Denver Union Station with holiday cheer. The International Gem & Jewelry Show continues today at National Western Center, bringing together dazzling gems and unique pieces from top designers and wholesalers.Sports fans, head to McGregor Square where Broncos game days buzz with energy and camaraderie. Looking into this coming week, the Colorado Convention Center hosts the Mile High Regionals—a showcase of Gravit8 Dance’s Fall Tour—perfect for those who appreciate athletic artistry.And for families, Kids Wonder in Centennial invites everyone for family night out, while Ford-Warren Branch Library hosts storytime. There’s fun waiting at the Denver Firefighters Museum and a family-friendly Money Museum tour in Colorado Springs if you’re up for a little trip.Don’t forget, Cherry Creek North continues to sparkle all week with holiday lights and boutique shopping, adding charm to any day out.Thanks for tuning in and discovering what makes Denver vibrant—don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss the best things to do in the Mile High City.This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Denver is positively buzzing this weekend and into next week with events that suit just about every mood and interest. Let’s start with today, Saturday, November 15. Music fans will love BanjoFest at Swallow Hill Music, running all day from morning workshops to an evening jam session with banjo legends like Pete Wernick and Kyle Tuttle. While you’re in the musical spirit, the Colfax Carousel Punk Festival will light up Colfax Avenue, spanning The Squire Lounge, Lion’s Lair, and the Tight End Bar, and offering a full lineup of punk bands for one ticket.Tonight, EDM enthusiasts can dance the night away at The Church Nightclub with Nero taking over the decks. Doors open at 10 p.m., and you’ll want to grab tickets ahead of time since this 21-and-up bash is sure to pack out. If your vibe is more orchestral, Denver will host Trans-Siberian Orchestra at Ball Arena with their holiday extravaganza The Ghosts of Christmas Eve, with two shows this evening.Shopping is in full swing. The Urban Holiday Market at Wynkoop Plaza at Union Station runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. all weekend, highlighting unique artisan gifts, seasonal treats, and festive music. The Denver Bazaar Cherry Creek Tree Lighting Holiday Market is also offering local wares while lighting up Cherry Creek this afternoon.Families will love the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, where The Secret World of Elephants provides a hands-on educational experience, and the brand-new Brick Planet Lego exhibit opens today for fans of all ages. Kids and parents can also catch “Goodnight Moon” at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts or check out the interactive Children and Family Make and Take: Harvest Wreaths at the Denver Botanic Gardens.Art lovers and night owls should swing by Rainbow Dome this evening for the BARFDAY Party, a large-scale video installation and celebration of DIY art featuring immersive visuals and a communal, creative spirit. The Museum of Contemporary Art will host the Festival de Leyendas, a vibrant evening showcasing Latin American storytelling, music, and dance.Comedy fans won’t want to miss Gianmarco Soresi’s Drama King show at Comedy Works at Larimer Square on Sunday night, with tickets available now. Ongoing throughout the week, catch Denver Fashion Week’s epic runway shows in the RiNo Art District, or immerse yourself in the macabre brilliance of “Edgar Allan Poe Is Dead and So Is My Cat” at Buntport Theater.Sports are in play too — the Denver Broncos and the Colorado Avalanche are both home this weekend, so gear up and cheer for the home teams. For a breath of culture, Denver Arts Week continues, celebrating the city’s creativity with pop-up exhibits, music, and public art across downtown.Thanks for tuning in to your Denver events rundown. Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss What’s On in Denver. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI