Events

Honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day by exploring local culture and history through free museum admission. Several venues across the metro area are opening their doors at no cost for […]

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Denver Botanic Gardens is offering free admission for the day. Visitors can explore the York Street gardens and experience seasonal beauty without […]

Join the community for Denver’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. March and Parade! The morning begins with an opening ceremony at City Park featuring Mayor Mike Johnston, community leaders, and […]

Motus Theater’s annual Dr. King Jr. performance features The ReMINDers, who offer musical responses to stories from Motus’ Youth Behind & Beyond Bars performance. The narratives share lived experiences of […]

Celebrate the rich history of Black cowboys and cowgirls at the MLK Jr. African-American Heritage Rodeo. Held at the Denver Historic Coliseum, this event blends cultural heritage with competition. Attendees can watch top riders compete in classic rodeo events like bronc riding, barrel racing, and steer wrestling. There will also be mutton bustin’ and ladies’ […]

“Good Trouble” is a dynamic musical tribute inspired by the legacies of Martin Luther King Jr. and John Lewis. Performer Daryl J. Walker invites audiences to reflect, listen, and act through a carefully curated mix of songs. Featuring artists such as VOCO and Wi Alston, the performance blends music with civic engagement.

Celebrate Denver’s newest public art commission, Taking Stock, at a special community gathering during the National Western Stock Show. This free event takes place at the renovated Main Campus Plaza at the National Western Center and invites the public to engage with the newly installed work by artist Cliff Garten. Commissioned by Denver Arts and […]

The Jewish Film Festival presents a curated lineup of films that explore Jewish culture, history, and identity. Screenings include documentaries and international features from diverse perspectives. Post-film discussions and special events deepen engagement with the stories on screen.

Kick off the Denver Jewish Film Festival with Opening Night at the Mizel Arts and Culture Center on Thursday, January 22. This annual festival showcases films that explore Jewish culture, history, and contemporary life from around the world. Attendees can expect a vibrant atmosphere celebrating storytelling and shared experience.

The Sickest Comedy Show brings a lineup of comedians to Dude, IDK Studios. Expect bold humor and come be a part of a lively crowd. It's perfect for a fun night out with friends!