Category: Events

There’s so much going on in the Mile High City, it can be difficult to narrow down your options. So we’ve done it for you! Whatever you’re seeking for your next outing, Denver has it. Scroll through the gallery below to get a taste of March.

Comedy

Mar. 1-3: Brian Posehn – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Mar. 3: Trevor Noah – Bellco Theatre

Mar. 8-10: Big Jay Oakerson – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Mar. 8-10: Ian Bagg – Comedy Works (South)

Mar. 9: Jim Jefferies – Bellco Theatre

Mar. 14-17: Drew Michael – Comedy Works (South)

Mar. 15-17: Corinne Fisher & Krystyna Hutchinson – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Mar. 22-24: Bobby Slayton – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Mar. 29-31: Rory Albanese – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Mar. 30-31: Bob Saget – Comedy Works (South)

Theater

Mar. 1-17: The Book Handlers – Buntport Theater

Mar. 1-Apr. 1: Hamilton – Buell Theatre

Mar. 2-May 3: All My Sons – Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities

Mar. 8-24: The River Bride – Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center

Mar. 11: Carnival of the Animals – Boettcher Concert Hall

Mar. 20: The Magic of Adam Trent – Ellie Caulkins Opera House

Mar. 22 & 24: Star Wars: A New Hope (with the Colorado Symphony) – 1stBank Center

Mar. 22-Apr. 15: This Is Modern Art – Jones Theatre

Mar. 23 & 31: The Buddha’s Wife – Johnson-McFarlane Hall

Museum Exhibits

Mar. 1-Apr. 1: Linking Asia: Art, Trade, and Devotion – Denver Art Museum

Mar. 1-June 10: Creatures of Light – Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Mar. 1-Oct. 28: Ganesha: The Playful Protector – Denver Art Museum

Mar. 1-Dec. 31: America’s Musical Journey – Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Mar. 1-Dec. 31: Stampede: Animals in Art – Denver Art Museum

Mar. 10: Move Closer: Looking at Chinese Painting – Denver Art Museum

Mar. 23-24: Annual Denver March Powwow – Historic Denver Coliseum

There’s so much going on in the Mile High City, it can be difficult to narrow down your options. So we’ve done it for you! Whatever you’re seeking for your next outing, Denver has it. Scroll through the gallery below to get a taste of February.

Comedy

Feb. 1: Brendan Schaub – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Feb. 2-3: Jim Norton – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Feb. 8-10: Colin Quinn – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Feb. 8-10: Iliza Shlesinger – Comedy Works (South)

Feb. 14: Todd Glass – Comedy Works (Downtown)*

Feb. 15-17: Rocky LaPorte – Comedy Works (South)

Feb. 17: Doug Benson – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Feb. 22-24: Dana Gould – Comedy Works (South)

Feb. 22-24: Joey Diaz – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Feb. 23: Tiffany Haddish – Paramount Theatre

*Performances also at other locations on various dates.

Theater

Feb. 1-May 6: Sense & Sensibility – Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities

Feb. 2-4: Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloé – Boettcher Concert Hall

Feb. 2- Mar. 11: The Great Leap – Ricketson Theatre

Feb. 2- Mar. 11: Sleuth – Vintage Theatre

Feb. 2-Mar. 23: Seussical – Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities

Feb. 3: A Night with Janis Joplin Musical – Paramount Theatre

Feb. 9-May 4: The Electric Baby – Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities

Feb. 9-25: Colorism – Aurora Cultural Arts District

Feb. 16-25: Romeo and Juliet – Ellie Caulkins Opera House

Feb. 21: Power Rangers Live! – Bellco Theatre

Museum Exhibits

Feb. 1-28: A History of Black Firefighters in the Denver Fire Department – Denver Firefighters Museum

Feb. 2-May 13: Diego Rodriguez-Warner: Honestly Lying – Museum of Contemporary Art

Feb. 2-May 13: Arthur Jafa: Love is the Message, The Message is Death – Museum of Contemporary Art

Feb. 2-May 27: Cleon Peterson: Shadow of Men – Museum of Contemporary Art

Feb. 2-Oct. 28: Past the Tangled Present – Denver Art Museum

Feb. 11-May 20: Degas: A Passion for Perfection – Denver Art Museum

Feb. 15: The Science Lounge: Jungle Love – Denver Museum of Nature & Science

From cozy local venues like the Bluebird and the Fillmore to the larger crowds at the Pepsi Center and 1stBank Center, live music is everywhere you look in Denver. Check out the best concerts happening in February.

Feb. 2: Mako – Larimer Lounge

Feb. 2: ZZ Ward – The Gothic Theatre

Feb. 2-3: Excision – 1stBank Center

Feb. 2-3: Fruition – Ogden Theatre

Feb. 3: Iration – Fillmore Auditorium

Feb. 5: Dua Lipa – Ogden Theatre

Feb. 5: The Killers – 1stBank Center

Feb. 6: Tyler, The Creator – 1stBank Center

Feb. 6: MØ & Cashmere Cat – Ogden Theatre

Feb. 10: Black Star – Ogden Theatre

Feb. 15: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club – Ogden Theatre

Feb. 15: Jeezy – Summit Music Hall

Feb. 16: Red Rocks Local Set – Red Rocks

Feb. 17: Hippie Sabotage – Ogden Theatre

Feb. 17: PnB Rock – The Gothic Theatre

Feb. 18: Majid Jordan – The Gothic Theatre

Feb. 18: The Wind and the Wave – The Bluebird Theater

Feb. 19: Bahamas – The Bluebird Theater

Feb. 20: Lauv – The Bluebird Theater

Feb. 20: Walk the Moon – Ogden Theatre

Feb. 25: Celebrating David Bowie – Paramount Theatre

Feb. 27: Blitzen Trapper – The Bluebird Theater

Feb. 28: Miguel – Ogden Theatre

From cozy local venues like the Bluebird and the Fillmore to the larger crowds at the Pepsi Center and 1stBank Center, live music is everywhere you look in Denver. Check out the best concerts happening in January.

Jan. 6: Tennis – Ogden Theatre

Jan. 7: Lana Del Ray – Pepsi Center

Jan. 11-13: Greensky Bluegrass – Ogden Theatre

Jan. 12: Red Rocks Local Set – Red Rocks 

Jan. 12: Typhoon – The Gothic Theatre

Jan. 12-14: The Bouncing Souls – The Bluebird Theater

Jan. 13: The Green – The Gothic Theatre

Jan. 15: St. Vincent – Fillmore Auditorium

Jan. 16: Nappy Roots – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

Jan. 18: Crankdat – The Bluebird Theater

Jan. 19: Matoma – Ogden Theatre

Jan. 19: The Wailers – The Gothic Theatre

Jan. 19-21: Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons – Boettcher Concert Hall

Jan. 20: Bass Physics & Exmag – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

Jan. 20: Marilyn Manson – Fillmore Auditorium

Jan. 22: Passion Pit – Ogden Theatre

Jan. 22: The Wombats – The Gothic Theatre

Jan. 26: Icelantic’s Winter on the Rocks – Red Rocks

Jan. 27: RJD2 – Ogden Theatre

Jan. 27: STRFKR – The Gothic Theatre

Jan. 28: Mary Lambert – Larimer Lounge

Jan. 29: Josh Ritter & The Royal City Band – Ogden Theatre

Jan. 30: 3 Doors Down – Paramount Theatre

Jan. 31: Hippo Campus – The Gothic Theatre

There’s so much going on in the Mile High City, it can be difficult to narrow down your options. So we’ve done it for you! Whatever you’re seeking for your next outing, Denver has it. Scroll through the gallery below to get a taste of January.

Comedy

Jan. 4-6: Beth Stelling – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Jan. 4-6: Brad Williams – Comedy Works (South)

Jan. 11-13: Dov Davidoff – Comedy Works (South)

Jan. 11-13: Nick Thune – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Jan. 13: Tim Allen – Bellco Theatre

Jan. 17-20: Ari Shaffir’s Renamed Storyteller Show – Comedy Works (Downtown)

Jan. 18-20: Jake Johannsen – Comedy Works (South)

Jan. 19: Rodney Carrington – Paramount Theatre

Jan. 20: Steve-O – The Gothic Theatre

Jan. 25-27: Steve Rannazzisi – Comedy Works (Downtown)*

*Performances also at other locations on various dates.

Theater

Jan. 2-14: The King & I – Buell Theatre

Jan. 2-Apr. 22: First Date – Garner Galleria Theatre

Jan. 5-21: Into the Woods – Lakewood Cultural Center

Jan. 6-Feb. 3: Rumors – John Hand Theater

Jan. 9: MLK Jr. Tribute: Sacrifice for Justice – Boettcher Concert Hall

Jan. 11-Feb. 24: Detroit ‘67 – Curious Theatre Company

Jan. 12-Feb. 4: Peter and the Starcatcher – Littleton Town Hall Arts Center

Jan. 19-Feb. 10: Hedwig and the Angry Inch – Aurora Fox Arts Center

Jan. 19-Feb. 25: Zoey’s Perfect Wedding – Space Theatre

Jan. 26-Feb. 25: American Mariachi – Stage Theatre

Museum Exhibits

Jan. 1-Apr. 1: Linking Asia – Denver Art Museum

Jan. 1-July 8: Eyes On: Xiaoze Xie – Denver Art Museum

Jan. 2-Feb. 11: Backstory: Western American Art in Context – History Colorado Center

Jan. 7: Meditation in the Museum – Denver Art Museum

Jan. 16: Gallery Talk: It’s Debatable – Clyfford Still Museum

Jan. 18: Cynthia Gutierrez Artist Talk – Museum of Contemporary Art Denver

Jan. 26: Untitled: Nathan Hall & Laura Ann Samuelson – Denver Art Museum

From cozy local venues like the Bluebird and the Fillmore to the larger crowds at the Pepsi Center and 1stBank Center, live music is everywhere you look in Denver. Check out the best concerts happening in December.

Dec. 1: Ozuna – Bellco Theatre

Dec. 1: The Wood Brothers – Ogden Theatre

Dec. 2: Matisyahu – The Gothic Theatre

Dec. 2: Channel 93.3’s Not So Silent Night w/ Imagine Dragons – 1stBank Center

Dec. 2: Yonder Mountain String Band – Fillmore Auditorium

Dec. 3-4: Grizzly Bear – Ogden Theatre

Dec. 3-4: Whitney – The Bluebird Theater

Dec. 5: Kodak Black – Ogden Theatre

Dec. 8: Lupe Fiasco – The Gothic Theatre

Dec. 9: Lindsey Stirling – 1stBank Center

Dec. 9: Papa Roach – Fillmore Auditorium

Dec. 10: Atmosphere – Ogden Theatre

Dec. 10: Colorado Symphony & Yo-Yo Ma – Boettcher Concert Hall

Dec. 12: 21 Savage – Ogden Theatre

Dec. 12: Lady Gaga – Pepsi Center

Dec. 13: Evanescence – Paramount Theatre

Dec. 14: 98.5 KYGO’s Christmas Jam w/ Chris Young ­– 1stBank Center

Dec. 15: Shwayze – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

Dec. 15-16: Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – Ogden Theatre

Dec. 16: Bad Bunny – 1stBank Center

Dec. 18: LeAnn Rimes – Paramount Theatre

Dec. 23: 3OH!3 – The Gothic Theatre

Dec. 28: Jane’s Addiction – Ogden Theatre

Dec. 29-31: My Morning Jacket – 1stBank Center

Dec. 29-31: Umphrey’s McGee – Fillmore Auditorium

Dec. 30-31: Trevor Hall – Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom

Dec. 30-31: Decadence Music Festival – Convention Center

Dec. 31: New Year’s Eve on the Rocks w/ Migos – Red Rocks

Dec. 31: Railroad Earth – Paramount Theatre

Photo cred: Westword

There’s so much going on in the Mile High City, it can be difficult to narrow down your options. So we’ve done it for you! Whatever you’re seeking for your next outing, Denver has it. Scroll through the gallery below to get a taste of December.

Comedy

Dec. 1: Maria Bamford – Paramount Theatre

Dec. 3 & 18: The Gutcracker – Comedy Works (Downtown)*

Dec. 4 & 13: Holiday Roast – Comedy Works (Downtown)*

Dec. 6-9: Taylor Tomlinson – Comedy Works (South)

Dec. 10: Bill Murray & Jan Vogler – Bellco Theatre

Dec. 10-11: Jay & Silent Bob – Comedy Works (Downtown)*

Dec. 17: Gabriel Iglesias – Pepsi Center

Dec. 22: Mitch Fatel – Comedy Works (South)*

Dec. 28-31: Dan Cummins – Comedy Works (South)

Dec. 29-30: Josh Blue – Comedy Works (Downtown)

*Performances also at other locations on various dates.

Theater

Dec. 1-3: Chicago – Buell Theatre

Dec. 1-23: The Simba Claus: King of the Jingle – Bovine Metropolis Theater

Dec. 1-23: The Miracle Worker – John Hand Theater

Dec. 1-24: The Santaland Diaries – Jones Theatre

Dec. 1-24: A Christmas Carol – Stage Theatre

Dec. 1-24: The Nutcracker – Ellie Caulkins Opera House

Dec. 7-23: Life or Death – The Bakery Arts Warehouse

Dec. 7-Jan. 7: Annie – Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

Dec. 9: The Nutcracker Circus – Newman Center for the Performing Arts

Dec. 13-17: Elf the Musical – Buell Theatre

Dec. 19-31: Waitress – Buell Theatre

Museum Exhibits

Dec. 1-23: The Polar Express™ Train Ride – Colorado Railroad Museum

Dec. 1-31: Colorado Stories – History Colorado Center

Dec. 1-Jan. 5: Cosmic Journey: A Solar System Adventure – Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Dec. 1-Jan. 14: Her Paris: Women Artists in the Age of Impressionism – Denver Art Museum

Dec. 1-Jan. 21: Still & Art – Clyfford Still Museum

Dec. 1-Feb. 25: Then, Now, Next: Evolution of an Architectural Icon – Denver Art Museum

Dec. 31: Noon Year’s Eve – Children’s Museum of Denver