Things actually worth leaving the house for. Submitted by Denver locals, curated for the community.
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Thu
Oct
8
Internationally acclaimed pianist, vocalist, and songwriter Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne brings more than five decades of blues and boogie-woogie tradition to an intimate solo performance at The Savoy Denver. A Juno Award winner and Boogie Woogie Piano Hall of Fame inductee, Wayne blends deep roots in blues, jazz, gospel, and soul with joyful, commanding playing that keeps the tradition unmistakably alive. Presented by the Music Appreciation Society. All ages welcome.
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Oct
10
A day at the foot of North Table Mountain with live music, food, local beer and beverages, pumpkin carving, and family activities, plus a chance to explore the ranch and meet the horses. Admission is free, with food, drinks, and activities available for purchase. Proceeds benefit The Horse Protection League and its rescued horses.
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Oct
24
Founded by master sommelier and Boulder Wine Merchant owner Brett Zimmerman, the Boulder Burgundy Festival celebrates its 15th year, bringing Burgundy producers, leading sommeliers, and wine enthusiasts together for an intimate weekend of discovery. Saturday brings Burgundy Above Boulder, a Paulee-inspired lunch at Flagstaff House from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. featuring a journey through the Cote de Beaune poured by leading sommeliers ($375). Sunday at Academy Mapleton Hill opens with Burgundy in Contrast: Chassagne and Volnay, an educational seminar and tasting with producers Sabine Mollard and Nicolas Rossignol from noon to 1:30 p.m. ($175), followed by Burgundy in Full: The Grand Tasting from 2 to 5 p.m., featuring more than 60 wines alongside charcuterie, Riedel stems, and live music ($125). A Complete Sunday Burgundy Experience ticket combines both Sunday events for $250. Proceeds support the festival's nonprofit mission of advancing wine education and community causes.
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Oct
28
Cornerstone Community Outreach presents Casino Night, a fundraiser supporting local individuals rebuilding stable lives after homelessness, addiction, and justice involvement. An evening of blackjack, poker, roulette, food, and a silent auction. Proceeds benefit Cornerstone Community Outreach's programs and services.
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Oct
30
A comedy show with an unholy twist, part stand-up and part fully satirical church service, hosted by former believers turned unapologetic non-believers. For Spooky Season, the Comedy Church crew brings their old expertise in witchcraft and the occult to a special 90-minute set combining classic stand-up with a late-night-style guest interview and musical interludes, all focused on the spooky and satanic. Comedy Church welcomes folks from every religious background and all walks of life.
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Nov
2
Wine Club returns to Leven Supply with a new partner, The Sorting Table, for a guided tasting, pours from new wines, and pairings to match. Membership includes two curated bottles per quarter ($85), with quarterly tasting tickets available for $110.
Mon
Nov
16
The Colorado Restaurant Association's HOSPY Awards gala celebrates the talent and accomplishments of Colorado's restaurant and hospitality community, honoring 56 statewide finalists, four category awardees, and four new inductees into the Colorado Foodservice Hall of Fame, plus the CRA's four Lifetime Achievement Award honorees. Public voting for finalists is open now through October 30 at cohospyawards.com.
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Nov
25
Acclaimed Canarian musician Germán López brings the timple, the five-string traditional instrument of the Canary Islands, to Denver in a performance moving fluidly between folk, jazz, Latin, and contemporary influences. One of the instrument's foremost players, López treats the timple as a living, evolving voice, honoring its cultural roots while exploring its range and nuance. Presented by the Music Appreciation Society. All ages welcome.
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Dec
3
Chilean vocalist, songwriter, and composer Natalia Bernal and acclaimed Canadian guitarist, composer, and arranger Jason Ennis bring nearly two decades of musical collaboration to an intimate evening celebrating the musical traditions of the Americas. Drawing from Latin American folk, Brazilian music, jazz, and repertoire from across North and South America, the duo highlights the warmth and conversational interplay between Bernal's expressive voice and Ennis's lyrical guitar. Presented by the Music Appreciation Society. All ages welcome.
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