Denver Metro Fun Weekend Events Upcoming

Dated: April 23 2021

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Everything Fun to Do in Denver This Weekend

Denver Restaurant Week is here.

Some annual favorites are making a comeback this weekend, including the Friday Night Bazaar where you can enjoy an outdoor market complete with cocktails while you peruse the goods. It’s also the kickoff of both Denver Restaurant Week and Dining Out for Life, so get those reservations on the books if you haven’t yet, ‘cause this year you can get great deals while also donating to a great cause. There’s also whiskey and live music and BBQ awaiting, so forget about that spring snow and let’s do this weekend right.

Take an intermediate level sushi rolling class

Friday, April 23
Infinite Monkey Theorem
Did you go through the “learning how to roll sushi” level of quarantine? You might just be ready to level up at this Sushi 201 class led by the people behind K Fusion and hosted at IMT in RiNo from 6:30 - 8:30 pm. Tickets includ

Eat all the things during Denver Restaurant Week

Friday, April 23 - Sunday, May 2
Various locations
Whether you opt for old favorites or use this week long celebration of the local dining scene as an excuse to try a new spot, you should definitely be taking advantage of Restaurant Week deals as often as possible. Some standout options: three courses (get the spicy pork ramen entree) for $25 per person from Ace Eat Serve, four courses of Italian from the recently reopened Coperta for $35, and a lobster roll, fries, clam chowder, and dessert from Maine Shack for $35.
Cost: There are three price levels ($25, $35, and $45 per person) for prix fixe menus so check your favorites for their details

Eat even more things during Dining Out for Life

Friday, April 23 - Sunday, May 2
In the past, participating restaurants during Dining Out for Life would make a donation to Project Angel Heart based on a percentage of their sales during that week. This year, you’re asked to support both Project Angel Heart and your favorite local eateries. This annual fundraiser has teamed up with Denver Restaurant Week, with both events happening at the same time. Check out with Dining Out for Life restaurants are also offering Denver restaurant Week deals, then look for ways to give a gift to Dining Out for Life at checkout.
Cost: Depends how often you eat out this week

Go to a backyard BBQ whiskey tasting

Saturday, April 24
Dairy Block Alley
Seven Grand at Dairy Block is hosting Garrison Brothers Whiskey & BBQ Society for a special event where you’ll get to sip your way through a lineup of Texas whiskeys. And since you can’t drink on an empty stomach, they’ll also be serving up a menu of BBQ classics including beef brisket, pulled pork, sausage, apple coleslaw, beans, mac & cheese and rolls, all included in the ticket price.
Cost: $45 per person

Take a free couples dance class

Sunday, April 25
The Maven
Arthur Murray Center dance instructors are heading to Dairy Block for two dance lesson sessions for couples. You’ll cover swing, rumba, and more in each 30 minute session. It won’t cost ya, but you have to register ahead of time because space is limited.
Cost: Free, for real

Try some new cocktails and see live music

Saturday, April 24
Poka Lola Social Club
Spring cocktails have arrived at this Dairy Block bar and you can sip your way through new additions like the Ps I Love You with vanilla infused Family Jones Vodka while enjoying live music from 6-9pm. This Saturday’s featured musician is acoustic folk duo Andy Babb & Lara Elle Music.
Cost: Free to attend

Shop local makers at the Friday Night Bazaar

Friday, April 23
2424 Larimer Street
Over 40 vendors, food trucks, live music and more will be out for the first of this Friday Night event series from 4 - 9 pm. Yup, that also includes cocktails. So some grab some boozy refreshments and find some new locally made treasures to take home.
Cost: Free to attend but you can RSVP on Facebook

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Crystal Hart

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