Roll up some sushi, then roll up to some monster trucks after watching the Unity Cup. Here's what's happening in Denver This Week.

During the pandemic Andrea Loudd, a disabled resident in a senior living community in Villa Park saw a need to provide fresh food for her community. She launched two initiatives that are still going strong today, Andrea’s No Cost Grocery Store and No Cost Famers Market.

Building a huge coalitio...

Happy 4th of July, Denver! Cool down with some pools, watch a movie, check out a drone show, and cheer on the Rockies. Here's what's happening in Denver This Week.

When an entire community comes together, amazing things can happen! This incredible new garden at Florence Crittenton High School is already making a huge difference.

Join us for an enlightening conversation celebrating Black history and culture in Five Points as Councilman Darrell Watson from Denver City Council District 9 chats with Kala Greene, Executive Director of the Stiles African American Heritage Center

This is the first in our new video series, Coun...

Mount Blue Sky is back open and you can hike or drive your way to the top! Denver Mountain Parks took over management of the area after an extensive construction project to improve the road to the top.

Hear about what they did, what to expect, and how the new name reflects the traditions of the...

Ethan Small was a beloved son, brother and community member who tragically lost his life to a drunk driver who selfishly got behind the wheel while intoxicated.

Ethan deserved to arrive home safely, and we honor and remember him through the Memorial Sign Program.

This program gives the family...

For 30 years, the Denver District Attorney’s Office has provided the Courtrooms to Classrooms program to Denver Public Schools 5th grade students. The overarching goal of this program is for students to learn about the criminal justice system, develop problem-solving and decision-making skills, e...

Explore the rich history and vibrant evolution of Colfax Avenue, from its early residential roots and streetcar era to its transformation into a federal highway and cultural hub. Discover how the East Colfax BRT project is revitalizing this iconic corridor, blending historical preservation with m...

The legendary Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre didn't spring up out of nowhere. The stage, stairs and infrastructure were originally built by the hands of the Civilian Conservation Corps, a New Deal era program that provided skilled labor jobs to help build infrastructure around the country. Those...

Mt. Blue Sky is reopening with improved infrastructure! Celebrate with the partners who help make this project happen.

Mayor Mike Johnston is joined by city employees, partners, leaders, and members of the community in celebrating a significant announcement on homelessness.

Elevating Denver visits with Colorado teams performing traditional Lion Dance. The tradition originated in China but soon other cultures adopted the performance and made it their own. Today Lion dance is a professional sport performed at top levels. The performance signals good fortune, prosperit...

The Denver Animal Shelter is committed to the best care of the animals in their shelter. Less stress on the animals reduces illness and improves the chance for adoption. Walk the facility with behavior and care specialist Lorraine Laycock as she details the changes to the DAS facility. The feline...

Animation is for everyone! Beginners and pros, kids and adults, anyone can create something right out of their brain. And the best part is building relationships and gaining skills along the way.

Here's what's coming into view on Elevating Denver...

OFFICE OF THE CITY FORESTER
The mile-high city is deceptive, a lush green urban canopy grows on a high-plains desert. What makes this possible? Denver’s Office of the City Forester (OCF) promotes health, safety, welfare and quality of life fo...

The City and County of Denver welcomed members of the Democratic National Committee this week for an official site visit as part of the selection process for the 2028 Democratic National Convention.

Speakers highlight Denver’s strengths as a host city, including the city’s readiness to once agai...

Landscape Transformation is the process of replacing water-thirsty bluegrass with a mix of native and climate-adapted plants. This work isn’t just about saving water, it’s about creating a healthier, more vibrant city for future generations. By choosing native and low-water plantings, we are:

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Denver Animal Protection’s Community Engagement Program provides community members with high quality veterinary services, humane education and pet supplies/pet food for people needing extra support.

The bond between an owner and their pet is sacred to the individual, but it is also a deeply impo...

Experience the thrill of live theater and uncover new stories with Buntport Theater Company—unique performances, creative minds, and all at a price you’ll love!