Denver is absolutely buzzing this week with a stellar lineup of events, perfect for listeners eager to make the most of every moment in the Mile High City. If you love live music, Summit Music Hall is jam-packed with must-see concerts. On Thursday, November thirteenth, rock out with Thrice at Summit. Then, Friday brings the talented Little Simz, and Saturday ups the ante with a performance from Cap’n Jazz. On Sunday, fans of heavy rock won’t want to miss Loathe as their North American tour rolls into town. And that’s just the start—Destin Conrad’s Love on Digital Tour hits Summit Music Hall Monday, keeping the music going well into next week, as detailed on the Summit official schedule.

Denver Arts Week is in full swing now through Sunday, with more than 250 organizations hosting over 600 events across the city. Art lovers can hop between galleries in neighborhoods like RiNo and Santa Fe, which transform into colorful hubs with open studios, performances, and pop-up shows. Don’t miss your chance to experience the energy and diversity of Denver’s creative scene; the Villager reports that this annual event draws crowds from all over to celebrate artistry and culture.

If you prefer hands-on activities, there are plenty of “paint and sip” events this week—Wednesday night offers “Wine and Whimsy” at Sipping N’ Painting Hampden, or you can explore your artistic side with “Aspen Glow” at Whimsy Paint and Sip in Westminster. Both sessions include everything you need and a glass of wine to toast your masterpiece, according to the Denver Gazette.

Comedy fans have a great week ahead. AJ Finney headlines at Comedy Works South Wednesday night. For something different, RISE Comedy downtown rolls out improv, sketch, and stand-up shows all weekend. Their lineup includes the RISE Comedy Festival and audience favorites like “Batman LIVE! An Immersive Comedy Experience.” Check their event calendar for timing and tickets.

Holiday season is kicking off too. Beginning Friday, McGregor Square hosts a festive ribbon-cutting event for their outdoor ice rink with appearances from the Rockies mascot, Dinger. It’s a terrific spot for family-friendly fun or a classic Denver date night. Meanwhile, Junior League’s Mile High Holiday Mart pops up through Sunday at Gates Fieldhouse, featuring more than a hundred artisan and boutique vendors for early holiday shopping, as highlighted by the Villager.

If outdoor adventure is on your list, late fall in Denver means brisk weather is perfect for a stroll through City Park or a hike near Red Rocks before the amphitheater’s final shows of the season wrap up according to Thirst Colorado.

Museums are open with blockbuster exhibitions, too. The Denver Art Museum presents “Fuse Box: Sarah Sze” with immersive art installations running through next year, while the Denver Museum of Nature & Science invites you on a journey through ancient cultures at “Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia,” as posted on Beyond The Nest.

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