Denver Things to Do

Erected in 1926 by Robert Willison, St. Cajetan's Church was Denver's first house of worship for Spanish-speaking Catholics. Inspired by the holy sanctuaries of Mexico, the church displays a typical southwestern design. It hold... more

With small wooden booths, crumpled piles of daily newspapers on the end of the bar, and a neighborhood location, this little gem embodies the look and feel of a true local's corner tavern. A typical bar and grill menu features... more

Great Northern Tavern is a brewery, a pub, and a fine restaurant all rolled into one. Outside seating, available when weather permits, makes this a prime spot for people watching. Entrée selections are wonderfully diverse, rang... more

One of the more intriguing ways to see the sights of downtown and LoDo, Punt the Creek tour offers guided float trips down Cherry Creek. Learn elements of Denver's wild past from the place it all began while riding a cross betw... more

Pirate has existed for over 20 years as a creatively exciting co-op for contemporary artists. The featured artists usually display painting of all mediums, sculpture, and photography, plus full installations and performance art... more

When your low-maintenance dining mood hits you, retire to Rodney's for a good burger, a juicy steak, or a club sandwich. Its downstairs location lacks any sort of natural light, but the dimly lit setting mixes well with the smo... more

The historic theatre of Jones was first established in the 1800's. It is the latest addition to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, replacing the Source Theater. Each summer the theatre shows eight productions and films... more

This church is one of three twin-spire churches in the Denver metropolitan area. (The other two are St. Dominic's and the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) This was popular church architecture during Denver's 1920s "City B... more

This popular pub does not possess a manufactured charm or upscale designer interior to draw in the crowds like many of the other downtown bars. Instead, Fagan's is a nice gathering place with a lived-in, rustic look that takes... more

This small cafe is an artsy French spot full of comfy, flea market type furnishings. The quiche is always light and delicious and its salads use only the freshest greens with delicate dressings. The lasagna is a tasty, filling... more