Unique Things To Do in Denver This Weekend 3/5 – 3/9

Two designers will be selected to present their collections in the upcoming DFW Spring ’25 season (May 10-18). These designers will be chosen by a panel of judges, including two Denver Fashion Week lead producers and local designers, as well as those in attendance who can also vote.

Join ShadowGrass for night one of two at Globe Hall. In October of last year, the bluegrass band released their sophomore album All That Will.

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NOTD is a Swedish musical duo that includes Tobias Danielsson and Samuel Brandt. They’re coming to The Bluebird Theater for the Digital Notes Tour, and pop trio consisting of Miranda Ward, Lauren Coutts and Jade Ingvarson-Favretto will open.

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The Ogden is hosting a great evening of electronic music beginning with openers pheel., Mantra Sounds, Indobeats and Mocha, followed by headliner Garret Meyer — the man and DJ/producer behind Artifakts.

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Sullivan King returns to Denver at the Mission Ballroom for the Chaos Will Bring Peace 2025 US Tour with openers MitiS, Grabbitz and Bella Renee.

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Nani Vazana is an international singer, composer, pianist and trombonist. She will be joined by Ben Cohen on bass and piano, as well as Jaik Hakkarinen on drums, as they play jazz, R&B, classical, and tribute to Nina Simone and J.S. Bach.

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Colorado Pint Day serves as a fundraiser for the Colorado Brewers Guild. $1 of each pint glass sold is donated to the guild and its mission to promote, protect and propel independent craft breweries in the State of Craft Beer. Leanne Bridie produced the winning design for the 2025 theme: Beer is for Everyone! View the list of participating breweries here.

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After last week’s Distillation Day in Lyons, assistance will be needed in bottling the distilled gin. This event is intended to be full of teamwork and fun with Eleanor on-site for “quality control.”

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For the 21st anniversary of Denver Restaurant Week, explore the city’s cuisine scene at four different price points for a multi-course meal. You’ll want to take a peek at the many menu options and choices all across Denver at the link below.

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This Colorado Wine Tasting will showcase the wines being crafted in the Grand Valley with a selection of wineries curated by Advanced Sommelier Logan Silbert. Attendees will get to meet the winemakers face to face and hear what techniques make their wines so deliciously exceptional, even in the challenging growing conditions of the region.

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Guests will learn when it is appropriate to shake versus stir, why it matters and how each technique influences the drink. Expert bartenders will guide attendees, provide light snacks, a recipe book, and even an offering of scratch-made bitters or syrups to take home as a start to your own bar.

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This exhibition will feature paintings by Delton Demarest and photography by Chad M. Julius. Both artists interpret urban landscapes through their unique point of views. Frisian Motors Auto Gallery is a place to shop for pre-owned cars, but also experience and purchase art from well-known and emerging artists.

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A selection from the PBS12 series “Humanize: Newcomers” will be screening this Thursday night. The series tells the stories of individuals who have immigrated. It also takes a look at stereotypes, dividing lines and uncovers what humanizes us all. This is co-presented with the Longmont Multicultural Action Committee.

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“Come on Down,” and participate in the iconic television game show where you can win prizes like appliances, electronics, dream vacations, or a car by playing games such as Plinko™, Cliffhangers™, The Big Wheel™, and Showcase.

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Jurassic Quest is the largest traveling dinosaur experience in North America. There are true-to-detail dinosaurs on site, including a life-size T.rex, an interactive Raptor Training Experience, Dino Bounce Houses, dinosaur rides, fossil digs and much more.

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MRKT is a Month of Photography exhibition featuring images by Denver artist Jeff Fierberg as a “love letter to the chaos, color and beauty of food and cultural markets across the world.” Photographs on view are printed on metallic paper or airplane-grade metal and will be sold as one of one editions.

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