Art, herbs, architecture, food, and fall celebrations. And go drop off those leaves! Here's what's happening in Denver This Week.

Leafdrop: http://denvergov.org/LEAFDROP

Herb Your Enthusiasm: Tasty Bites Made Simple: https://www.botanicgardens.org/programs/herb-your-enthusiasm-tasty-bites-made...

This week, the Denver City Council held a public hearing on the 2027 budget. Members of the community voiced what they want to see in next year’s city budget. Next week, City Council will propose amendments to the budget.

The Finance and Business Committee heard an update on the Small Business ...

Please give a rhino-sized welcome to Mkuu and Viazi! The new White Rhinos arrived to the Denver Zoo and become fast friends, exploring their newly renovated duds and delighting guests.

We head down to Southeast Denver for a conversation with community member Rebecca Norris. She chats with Council President Diana Romero Campbell about how their community looks out for one another and how she worked to make sure all community members knew their rights when encountering law enforc...

The Broadway Halloween Parade is one of the best nights of the year in Denver! Costumes, candy & community come together to make an unforgettable experience for all ages!

Grab your friends and discover your new favorite craft beer, cider, and more from top breweries at the 2026 Great American Beer Festival. This year the celebration was hosted at the Levitt Pavilion. We spoke with organizers about the event and how the Fest has a special relationship with Denver. ...

Mayor Mike Johnston is joined by city and civic leaders in an exciting announcement about the future of Park Hill Park.

Scream Screen Queen, Theresa Mercado, sits down with us to discuss all things Denver Horror and Film!

From her long running Film Series Scream Screen at the SIE Film Center to her role at Denver’s favorite genre video outlet, Vinegar Syndrome that restores and distributes obscure horror, sci-fi...

Once a polluted, industrial space is now a gorgeous, modern park and open space in the heart of Denver. Carpio-Sanguinette Park offers experiences for all ages with an amazing playground, pump track, multiple trails, nature overlook and much more!

Hey Denver! There's an election coming up. Here's what you need to know. Ballots are mailed out on October 5th, and all ballot boxes are open then, too. The last day to mail your ballot is on October 26th. And the election is on November 3rd. Fill out your ballot and get your voice heard!

For al...

Get informed with our Denver Decides Guide for the upcoming November Midterm Election.

We're in Southwest Denver for a chat with Sally Jones and Councilman Kevin Flynn, Denver District 2 to hear all about this unique corner of our city.

This is the latest in our series, Council in the Community! Check back for previous episodes and stay tuned for future drops!

Denver trees need your help. One such tree is desperate for attention and delivers a barrage of puns to get someone, anyone, to take notice.

Learn how you can take a few easy steps to provide the much needed care to Denver Trees. We'll "Leaf" you with this. To learn more, go to denvergov.org an...

Join us for an election forum with the candidates vying to represent Denver in Congress.

Join us for an election forum with the candidates vying for the open At-Large seat on Denver City Council

Celebrate the beginning of Denver's newest stadium! Members of the City and County of Denver, the Denver Summit Football club players and owners, and more welcome the start of construction on the new project.

Did you know that unlicensed food vendors can:

Cause explosions and fires on the street?
Make you sick?
Block sidewalks so people have to walk in the street?
Hurt the business of legitimate food vendors?

That's why you should Look for the License when eating at food carts and trucks around Den...

We're out Fairmount Funeral Home, Cemetery & Crematory for our latest episode of Council in the Community!

Councilwoman Amanda Sawyer sits down with Kendra Briggs to chat about this East Denver gem.

My City Academy helps immigrants, refugees, and newcomers in Denver connect with city resources and community support so they can settle in and thrive. This free community leadership program gives participants the tools to understand how city government works, find and connect with available reso...

n one weekend, Seth's life changed.

He spent 5 years living on the street and in his car. Until one day, someone knocked on his window and gave him a chance to turn everything around thanks to the All In Mile High program.

Reflecting on the 25 years since 9/11 can take many forms. These Denver traditions are opportunities to remember the sacrifices made on that day.

Go to Chaffe Park for the Sunnyside Music Festival. Experience unity through Music. The Sunnyside Music Festival builds community through a free, family-friendly music festival. The annual event supports local bands, businesses, artisans, and youth organizations through year-round programming.