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Weekend things to do: Holiday markets begin and more

By Emily Bejarano,

1 days ago

Each Thursday, explore Denver’s essential weekend events curated by The Denver Gazette. Dive into cultural experiences and entertainment delights across the city. Whether you enjoy art galleries, pottery or outdoor sports, there’s something for everyone in Denver’s vibrant cultural scene. To submit an event for consideration, email listings@gazette.com.

FRIDAY

The Celebrate Shop at The Curtis Hotel
What: Get your holiday shopping done all while supporting a great cause behind it. The Celebrate Shop is a two-day marketplace with a focus on artists, creators entrepreneurs with disabilities. The market will feature more than 34 vendors with disabilities from 17 different states, showcasing unique, one-of-a-kindproducts from hand-blown glass ornaments, mosaics, and jewelry, to food items, candles and more. You can also shop their online store if you see something at the market that you don’t bring home with you.
When:
Various times, Friday and Saturday
Cost:
Free to attend
Where:
The Curtis Hotel, 1405 Curtis St., Denver

SATURDAY

Free Night at the Museums
What: Museums come alive for one special, admission-free night where the only thing you have to worry about is how much learning you are going to do. The free night opens up museums around Denver in celebration of Denver Arts Week to give patrons a chance to explore exhibits after hours, wander spooky corridors and learn about Colorado and world history. With late-night hours, the free night is perfect for those looking for a more ‘grown-up’ museum experience. Bonus: Free shuttles around Denver allow you to maximize your free night with multiple museum stops.
When:
5-10 p.m., Saturday
Cost:
Free admission
Where:
Multiple participating museums, get the list of participating museums here.

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Denver Arts Week celebrates its 20th anniversary from Nov. 6-15, 2026, and continues Night at the Museums with 18 venues offering free admission. Pictured: Denver Museum of Nature & Science. (Courtesy photo, Brent Andeck)

Denver Fall Fashion Week begins
What: Strike a pose and wear your best clothes for a week of fashion that emulates that Denver sense of style. Local designers showcase their work on the runway, displaying the unique style choices and personality of the Mile High City. Saturday, Sunday and Monday will focus on streetwear, family and kids fashion, and western wear. Each day has a theme so you can pick the best runway show for your tastes.
When:
Various times. Nov. 7–14
Cost:
Tickets start at $49.48.Get tickets here.
Where:
City Hall, 1136 Broadway Denver

City Park Classic
What: Didn’t run a 5K this summer? Your opportunity hasn’t left yet — there’s still time to be ready for a turkey trot later this month. The City Park Classic has three races for three different levels of runners with a 5K, 10K, and a 1-mile run or walk, with proceeds benefiting Pancreatic Cancer Research through the CU Cancer Center and the Division of Surgical Oncology. The run will take you on a brisk, fall route through City Park Denver, where you’ll be able to enjoy sweeping views of the downtown Denver skyline set against the changing fall leaves.
When:
Saturday
Cost:
Registration starts at $26 for the 1-mile run.Get registered here.
Where:
City Park Denver, 2001 Steele St., City Park Boat House Denver

Urban Holiday Markets at Union Station
What: Get your holiday shopping done early and take a trip into the city for a festive market set at the train station. This holiday market set in one of Denver’s most recognizable plazas will host a cozy, holiday atmosphere and seasonal items. This local craft market includes jewelry, clothing, handmade art, furniture and unique little treasures. Whether you make this your relaxing Saturday or Sunday shopping trip or a stop between destinations, it’s a perfect way to enjoy an outdoor market without too much commitment.
When:
11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Cost:
Free to attend
Where:
Denver Union Station, 1701 Wynkoop Street, Denver, CO 80202

SUNDAY

Broncos Watch Party at McGregor Square
What: The Denver Broncos face off against the Carolina Panthers for Week 9 of the season. The Broncos are leading a strong season with a 6-2 record and quarterback Bo Nix back on the field from an injury last season, making for some of the most exciting games Denver fans have seen in a few seasons. Don’t miss the game and grab a friend for a watch party at McGregor Square which also includes live music and a DJ. With food available throughout the square, there will be ample opportunity to sit back and enjoy the game.
When:
11 a.m.-2 p.m., Sunday
Cost:
Free to attend
Where:
McGregor Square, 1901 Wazee St., Denver

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Arsenal fans lined up for hours at McGregor Square to get their photo taken with the Premier League trophy on Friday, Aug. 21, 2026. The trophy was on hand as part of an English Premier League coast-to-coast tour to open the season. Denver’s event celebrated the reigning champions, Arsenal. (Daniel Boniface, The Denver Gazette)


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