The ADA Improvements at Red Rocks Park and Amphitheater, completed in 2024, were supported by $13.2 million in funding from the RISE Denver bond program, and will effectively enhance the concert experience for all visitors. In this video, you'll hear from Mark W, Red Rocks concert attendee, about...

The redevelopment of Urban Peak's Mothership shelter, completed in 2024, was supported by $17.5 million in RISE Denver GO Bond funding. The project has transformed the aging and overcrowded shelter into a vibrant, thriving campus to address the complex needs of youth experiencing homelessness. In...

Over 63,000 fans showed up and showed out for their squad at the first ever Denver Summit FC home match! We caught up with some of the faithful to hear how they're celebrating this HERstoric day in Denver!

Food Access is essential community care and there are several dedicated agencies working together to provide services and access to Denver residents. We visit the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment and the Denver Human Services GIVE Center we and talk to the dynamic team that provid...

How are fossils found? How do they get out of the ground without breaking apart? How are huge chunks of bone and rock moved across the country to museums?? The team at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science is ready to answer all those questions and more!

We visit NUMIA Healing Center and discuss the impacts of Psilocybin supported therapy and discuss Natural Medicine Policy Development in Denver.

Experience unforgettable storytelling at Curious Theatre Company in Denver where every night sparks conversation and brings challenging ideas. Excited for their brand new play debuting March 7th? We are! Share your thoughts if you’ve attended!

Do you like cars? Do you consider yourself a capable mechanic? Then get behind the wheel of this story.

The City and County of Denver's Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) manages over 2,500 vehicles and equipment pieces for 43 city agencies, crucial for city services. DOTI's Fl...

"We are the Land: American Indian Life, Legacy and Future in Denver" is part of the Denver in Context series and aims to recognize how the traditional knowledge and oral histories of American Indians are integral to Denver’s cultural identity. Long before Denver existed as a city, the confluence ...

Explore this immersive and interactive museum right in the heart of Denver! Created to inspire and honor black girls, there is so much to see and do, this space is for everyone!

Visit themuseumforblackgirls.com to plan your visit!

The Denver Department of Excise and Licenses enter the new year with a new name! Now to be known as the Department of Licensing and Consumer Protection.
The renaming aims to better reflect the agency's primary functions, which include licensing various businesses and professionals, investigating ...

In December of 2025, Denver's Office of Emergency Management in coordination with city departments and agencies, as well as additional partners from the private sector conducted a training exercise of Denver's Emergency Operation Center.

Go behind the scenes of the exercise as Denver struggles ...

Nestled in the heart of Five Points is a magical world within a Denver arts studio that uses reclaimed and recycled materials to create fantastical art creations including a 13-foot-tall sculpture of Frederick Douglas.

When was the last time you talked about death? What will you do when a loved one dies? What will happen when you die? Visiting a Death Cafe gives you a chance to discuss any topic around death and listen to others do the same.

Hosted at the Park Hill Branch Library in Denver, this Death Cafe all...

Unveiled and available to view at the Stock Show, this captivating mural celebrates the 150 years of agriculture throughout Colorado. Detour merged rich colors and creative construction to tell the story of the farmers and ranchers represented in the art.

Kick off 2026 with a celebration of the mile-high city. Elevating Denver takes a look back with a collection of stories from 2025. Wether cruising with the Lowrider community, visiting the Far East Center, or learning about Denver's Greenhouse team, there is something for everyone. Its a Year in ...

Discover the amazing story behind Legacy Pie Co. and then swing by to taste why their pies have been delighting people for almost 100 years!

Since its inception in 2021, the Black Santa Project has proudly partnered with numerous organizations to advance our mission of creating joy, fostering community, and addressing critical needs during the holiday season. These collaborations have been instrumental in helping provide meaningful su...

Elitch Holidays at Elitch Gardens, Denver's winter light festival, runs from late November 28, to January 4, 2026, transforming the park with millions of lights, festive rides, holiday displays, Santa visits, and live shows, offering thrills and cheer for all ages with tickets at the door, and av...

We visit longstanding Denver institution La Casita de Tamales to discuss the importance and central role tamales play in an ancient and significant holiday tradition.

Learn about what the Denver Mountain Parks Bison Donation program means to the Indigenous community.

First Friday Films at Denver Community Media is a free community event celebrating independent storytelling, creativity, and connection. Come enjoy screenings from local filmmakers and community members in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

Grab a seat, meet fellow creatives, and get inspired — al...

You can never go wrong with the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance! One of the coolest shows there features their 4 resident Sea Lions! These sweethearts of the sea recently saw their habitat get a glow up, so check it out when you stop by to say hi! The zoo staff also works to help conserve the sp...

What do you know about Mycelium? During a recent Tribal Convening hosted by the Denver Climate Action Office, a presentation on the benefits of Mycelium showed the incredible impact is can have on the ecosystem. The best part was this presentation was entirely led by local indigenous youth!