Move clocks back 1 hour.

Dog Days of Denver and the Colorado Kennel Club Dog Show Public Welcome.

Resident Conductor Christopher Dragon leads a lively performance brimming with music as a celebration of humanity. Rossini’s Overture from William Tell features one of the most famous musical passages of all time, while dancers from Wonderbound perform onstage as your Colorado Symphony presents excerpts from Beethoven’s Creatures of Prometheus. Schumann’s Symphony No. 1, dubbed “Spring,” conjures up the longing for new growth and renewal. For Schumann, spring was a feeling, a rapturous optimism, a lust for life, writing, “I wrote the symphony in that rush of spring which carries a man away even in his old age, and comes over him anew every year” – a fi tting fi nale to an enrapturing performance of song and dance.

The Denver show is our largest show. We’ve been around since 1964 and at the same location (Denver Mart) since 1984. With about 700 tables, this show is twice as large as any other gun show in Colorado.

Resident Conductor Christopher Dragon leads a lively performance brimming with music as a celebration of humanity. Rossini’s Overture from William Tell features one of the most famous musical passages of all time, while dancers from Wonderbound perform onstage as your Colorado Symphony presents excerpts from Beethoven’s Creatures of Prometheus. Schumann’s Symphony No. 1, dubbed “Spring,” conjures up the longing for new growth and renewal. For Schumann, spring was a feeling, a rapturous optimism, a lust for life, writing, “I wrote the symphony in that rush of spring which carries a man away even in his old age, and comes over him anew every year” – a fi tting fi nale to an enrapturing performance of song and dance.

Boys have been singing at the Viennese court since the 14th century, and in 1498 – more than half a millennium ago – Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I moved his court and his court musicians to Vienna. Historians have settled on 1498 as the foundation date of the Vienna Chapel Imperial (Hofmusikkapelle) and thus the Vienna Boys Choir. Until 1918, the choir sang exclusively for the imperial court, at mass, concerts, private functions, and on state occasions.

​Finnish phenom Rajaton joins your Colorado Symphony to perform ABBA’s greatest hits including Mamma Mia, Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!, Waterloo, and Dancing Queen. Rajaton is a pop sensation in their native Finland, where they are renowned for their genre-crossing repertoire of classical to Europop and have a double platinum, three platinum, and a collection of gold records, among other awards, under their belt.

The 33rd Annual Holiday Food & Gift Festival returns to Denver November 20-22nd at the National Western Complex in Denver. This festival is the largest holiday celebration in the west drawing many shoppers annually who happily complete their holiday shopping early. With hundreds & hundreds exhibitors the festival will provide shoppers with one-of-a-kind gifts that cannot be found anywhere else.

Theme and variation are at the forefront of this convivial concert beginning with Hindemith’s Symphonic Metamorphosis, a seminal influencer of Romanticism. Pianist Joyce Yang, whose playing was dubbed “vivid and beautiful” by The New York Times, makes her much-anticipated return to Boettcher Concert Hall as featured soloist on Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini while Tchaikovsky’s romantic “Little Russian” Symphony incorporates variations of three Ukrainian folk songs in an unreservedly joyous finale, interpreted and conducted by Music Director Brett Mitchell.

The 33rd Annual Holiday Food & Gift Festival returns to Denver November 20-22nd at the National Western Complex in Denver. This festival is the largest holiday celebration in the west drawing many shoppers annually who happily complete their holiday shopping early. With hundreds & hundreds exhibitors the festival will provide shoppers with one-of-a-kind gifts that cannot be found anywhere else.

Theme and variation are at the forefront of this convivial concert beginning with Hindemith’s Symphonic Metamorphosis, a seminal influencer of Romanticism. Pianist Joyce Yang, whose playing was dubbed “vivid and beautiful” by The New York Times, makes her much-anticipated return to Boettcher Concert Hall as featured soloist on Rachmaninoff’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini while Tchaikovsky’s romantic “Little Russian” Symphony incorporates variations of three Ukrainian folk songs in an unreservedly joyous finale, interpreted and conducted by Music Director Brett Mitchell.

Design Fight presented by Thomas Mee Design Works! Come hobnob with other designers and artists of all kinds and crafts and revel in our creative community! Bring your projects, questions, or just hang. Location is Hooked On Colfax 3213 E. Colfax Ave. Denver, CO 80206. Drink specials, vegan and gluten free food available for purchase. Every 4th Thursday of the month from 7-9 pm. Free!

One of the most dynamic vocalists of her time, Etta James was a master of multiple musical genres, and the revered vocalist continues to greatly inspire musicians today. Despite personal struggle, James released over two dozen albums throughout her career, receiving over 30 awards including six GRAMMY® Awards, seventeen Blues Music Awards, inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and GRAMMY® Hall of Fame, and ranking in Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Singers of All Time and 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. James’ tenacity throughout the decades propelled her to the ranks of the musical elite. Join your Colorado Symphony for a world premiere concert celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Etta James’ iconic album, At Last! this November.

​Make time this holiday season to enjoy a joyous night of music featuring hit Australian classical-crossover supergroup The TEN Tenors. The show features holiday favorites such as Feliz Navidad, O Holy Night, and Winter Wonderland as well as modern surprises like Bohemian Rhapsody – all given the signature The TEN Tenors treatment with incredible 10-part harmonies.