Weekend Guide: Things To Do in Denver (6/4–6/7)

Following overwhelming demand from aspiring models across Colorado, Denver Fashion Week (DFW) has announced a second round of model auditions for its upcoming Fall/Winter 2026 runway season.

Savor dishes, snacks, and drinks crafted by the finest local culinary and beverage creators.
From savory bites to sweet delights and everything in between, prepare to be amazed by the diversity and creativity on display.

Celebrate the magic of the First Friday Art Walks, where the streets come alive with art, music, and culture, and make FIRE your final stop to unwind and toast to a night of inspiration.

Explore 50+ wines from 15+ vendors, enjoy passed bites from Chef Troy Guard’s kitchen, and celebrate in style — pink and white attire encouraged.

Perfect omelettes, oysters, champagne, French fries and iconic performances by local Drag entertainers. Reserve a table for two or a booth for ten – it’s always a celebration!,

The Britney In Me is a burlesque musical that follows our pop princess as she takes on the problematic music industry of the early 2000s and discovers what it truly means to be…Britney Bitch!

The reimagined Arts of Asia galleries showcase a breathtaking display of over 800 artworks collectively tracing visible and invisible links across time and space in the arts of Asia. 

The popular street painting festival in the cultural center of the Golden Triangle features more than 200 artists using the streets as a unique canvas, and then using chalk to create fantastic and colorful paintings at the viewer’s feet.

Celebrate Greek culture through music, food, and dance at the Denver Greek festival. One of Colorado’s longest-running and most vibrant cultural celebrations, the festival brings together community, heritage, and hospitality for a weekend that transports visitors to Greece, right in the heart of Denver.