Denver is buzzing this week with an array of events for everyone, so if you are looking for things to do in the city, listen up and get ready for an action-packed lineup. Starting today, Sunday November 2nd, you can kick off your afternoon with Denver Minifest at Cervantes’ Other Side at 1:45 pm, where the local creative scene shines with music, art, and a wonderful festival atmosphere. If you are in the mood for a big concert, head to the Ogden Theatre at 2 pm for Lenny Pearce. Later on, the Summit Music Hall is hosting Alessia Cara with her Love & Hyperbole Tour at 7 pm so expect powerful pop vocals all night according to Summit Denver.For the jazz lovers, Dazzle at Baur’s has GAMEjazz: The Best of the Great American Songbook at 5:30 pm, while those who crave stand-up can catch Zach Noe Towers at Comedy Works Downtown at 7 pm or Nancy Norton at Comedy Works South. If you prefer blues and BBQ, swing by Goosetown Tavern at 7 pm for Denver Blues, Brews & BBQ, promising soulful sounds and tasty bites as listed in the Denver Gazette.Sunday night is also perfect for live music with Crobot & the Atomic Bitchwax at HQ on South Broadway from 8 pm and Triathalon rocking out at Larimer Lounge at 8 pm as well. Comedy, indie, and local performances abound—giving you choices at every corner.If you are bringing little ones, consider the 2025 Corn Maze at Denver Botanic Gardens-Chatfield Farms, open today from 9 am to 5 pm. Over at the Denver Botanic Gardens, special exhibits like Agave: Symbol and Spirit are waiting to be explored, offering fun family experiences shared by KidsOutAndAbout Denver.Tonight, Red Rocks Amphitheatre hosts Apashe with supporting acts Flux Pavilion, Josh Teed, and Wasiu. This promises an energetic evening surrounded by the famous natural amphitheater according to Visit Denver.Looking ahead to the weekend, the National Western Complex is celebrating the Day of the Dead Festival, a vibrant gathering honoring tradition and culture with altars, music, food, and dance. And if you are already getting into the holiday spirit, mark your calendar for November 15th as Ball Arena welcomes the Trans-Siberian Orchestra for their Ghosts of Christmas Eve performance.No matter if you are into concerts, family outings, comedy, or festival fun, Denver has something jumping off every single day this week. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe for more fun updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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