Denver listeners, if you’re searching for what to do this Sunday and throughout the coming week, Denver is overflowing with unique events and entertainment, promising something for every taste and age. Let’s dive right in.

Today, November 16, Denver is alive with performances and artistic celebrations. At 2 p.m., music fans can catch Lenny Pearce at the Ogden Theatre, while literary lovers are invited to Stories on Stage’s “Late Bloomers” at Su Teatro Cultural & Performing Arts Center, also at 2 p.m. For families, Bellco Theatre is hosting the playful “Bely y Beto Sueños” at 3 p.m, promising a lively afternoon. Later in the evening, get into the groove with Niek Velvis & Friends at The Oriental Theater, starting at 6 p.m, or immerse yourself in the mellow tones of jazz at Dazzle at Baur’s where the Harry Drabkin-Ron LeGault Sextet pays tribute to Mingus at 6:30 p.m. If you prefer something theatrical, Lucy Darling brings her acclaimed “You’re Welcome” show to the Paramount Theatre tonight.

Denver Arts Week wraps up today, and it’s your last call to experience exhibitions around town, including the Agave: Symbol and Spirit display at Denver Botanic Gardens and Spookadelia: Unspoken, the immersive art experience at Spectra Art Space. Over at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, the dazzling musical Disney’s The Lion King continues its run, suitable for all ages.

Looking back at the weekend, Saturday night saw EDM legend Nero spinning at The Church Nightclub, and the Urban Holiday Market lit up Denver Union Station with holiday cheer. The International Gem & Jewelry Show continues today at National Western Center, bringing together dazzling gems and unique pieces from top designers and wholesalers.

Sports fans, head to McGregor Square where Broncos game days buzz with energy and camaraderie. Looking into this coming week, the Colorado Convention Center hosts the Mile High Regionals—a showcase of Gravit8 Dance’s Fall Tour—perfect for those who appreciate athletic artistry.

And for families, Kids Wonder in Centennial invites everyone for family night out, while Ford-Warren Branch Library hosts storytime. There’s fun waiting at the Denver Firefighters Museum and a family-friendly Money Museum tour in Colorado Springs if you’re up for a little trip.

Don’t forget, Cherry Creek North continues to sparkle all week with holiday lights and boutique shopping, adding charm to any day out.

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