Feeling the mid-November chill in Denver, listeners? This week in the Mile High City promises a vibrant lineup of music, comedy, holiday magic, and family fun, so let's break down what’s happening right now through the weekend.

Tonight, Wednesday, November 19th, there’s no end to the excitement. Music lovers can head over to the Mission Ballroom for a night with Grammy winners Portugal. The Man, promising psychedelic indie vibes and an electric crowd. Denverites who crave something jazzy can catch Grammy-winning Latin jazz flutist Nestor Torres performing at Dazzle on 14th Street at 8:30 PM. And for comedy fans, Comedy Works Downtown features Mike Stanley, a Detroit native known for his sharp, clever stand-up.

If live theater is more your style, Buell Theatre welcomes back the legendary percussion group STOMP through Saturday night. The newly updated show brings two brand new routines, meaning even longtime fans will be seeing something totally fresh according to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts. You can also explore Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors at the Garner Galleria Theatre, serving laughs and spooky thrills all week.

Thursday, enjoy an evening of line dancing at the Buffalo Rose in nearby Golden with Jeff Goodwin & The Front Range Cowboys. Tribute fans won’t want to miss In The Stone, the 10-piece Earth, Wind & Fire tribute band making their debut performance!

Kicking off the holiday spirit is the Denver Christmas Show at the National Western Complex, running Friday through Sunday. Find one-of-a-kind gifts from over 275 vendors, snap a photo with Santa, or grab a treat at the Tinsel Town Train. Also beginning Friday and running through December, the Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ beloved musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol returns, dazzling families with its festive set and heartwarming story.

This weekend, book lovers can check out the Grateful For Books: Fall Reading Goal event at Western Sky Bar & Taproom on Saturday, with reading time, vendor goodies, and bookish chats. Art and music intertwine Saturday with Fluidity, an immersive concert presented by DYAO and MCA Denver, letting you wander contemporary gallery spaces as musicians perform inspired by local art.

For those looking to laugh, The Improv hosts a slew of comedians all weekend, including Aries Spears and Bill Bellamy, so get your tickets early.

Denver truly has something for everyone this week—no matter your taste, you’ll find something fun to do, so get out and enjoy the city. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease dot ai.

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