Denver Fringe Festival – RiNo – June 3-7

Experimental, unpredictable, and proudly a little weird, the Denver Fringe Festival turns RiNo into a playground for independent performance art.

Part of the fun is not entirely knowing what you’re walking into. One venue might host an emotional one-person performance while another is staging something delightfully chaotic two blocks away. Fringe thrives on creativity without guardrails, making it one of the city’s most interesting cultural weekends.

GoPro Mountain Games – Vail – June 4-7

The GoPro Mountain Games are basically what happens when an outdoor adventure catalog comes to life. Athletes from around the world descend on Vail for four days of climbing, kayaking, mountain biking, trail running, and enough adrenaline to make your knees hurt just watching.

Pikes Peak Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show – Norris Penrose Event Center – June 5-7 

Crystals, fossils, gemstones, and enough shiny objects to derail your financial decision-making. The Pikes Peak Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show brings together collectors, artists, and vendors showcasing everything from rare minerals to handcrafted jewelry and prehistoric finds.

Greely Blues Jam – Island Grove Park, Greely – June 5-6

Live blues, cold drinks, and summer-night energy come together at the Greeley Blues Jam. The festival pulls in regional and national acts for a weekend packed with guitar solos, smoky vocals, and the kind of music that sounds best outdoors after sunset.

Telluride Balloon Festival – Town Park, Telluride – June 5-7

There are few things more surreal than watching hot air balloons rise against the San Juan Mountains at sunrise. The Telluride Balloon Festival transforms the already stunning mountain town into something that feels almost unreal, filling the sky with color each morning.

Denver Chalk Art Festival – Golden Triangle, Denver – June 6-7

Sidewalks become giant canvases as artists turn the pavement of Denver’s Golden Triangle into temporary works of art. The Denver Chalk Art Festival blends serious talent with street-level accessibility, letting visitors watch massive pieces come to life in real time.

Alice in Wonderland Burlesque Revue – Clocktower Cabaret – June 6, 13, 20, 27

This seductive, high-energy reimagining of Alice in Wonderland spins Lewis Carroll’s curious tale into a glittering, grown-up fever dream. Follow Alice, the White Rabbit, and a cast of deliciously twisted characters as they tease and twirl in a world where nothing is quite what it seems.
It will be ”…entirely bonkers. But I will tell you a secret. All the best people are.” This show is appropriate for all adult ages. No one under 18 is permitted.

TNA Thursday Night Impact – National Western Complex – June 6-7

Body slams, crowd chants, dramatic entrances, and enough theatrical energy to power an entire arena. TNA Wrestling brings its signature mix of athleticism and pure spectacle to Denver for a weekend of high-flying matches and larger-than-life personalities.

Free Day at Denver Art Museum – DAM – June 9

One of Denver’s best cultural spots opens its doors for free, making it the perfect excuse to wander through world-class exhibits without staring at the ticket price first. From contemporary installations to Indigenous art and classic collections, the DAM offers enough variety to keep both serious art lovers and casual wanderers fully occupied

Colorado Shakespeare Festival – CU Campus, Boulder – May 30-August 2

There’s something deeply satisfying about watching Shakespeare outdoors on a summer night while the Flatirons loom in the background like they were part of the original stage design. The Colorado Shakespeare Festival returns to the CU Boulder campus with a season of classic plays, sharp performances, and enough drama to remind you humanity has apparently been chaotic for centuries.

Colorado Renaissance Festival – Larkspur – June 13-August 2

Make sure to visit the Colorado Renaissance Festival in Larkspur.  Featuring over 80 acres of immersive entertainment, shopping, and food fit for a king! Open weekends only June 13th-August 2nd.  Return to the Magic and Mystique of the Renaissance!

FIBArk Salida – Downtown Salida – June 18-21

What started as a whitewater race nearly 80 years ago has evolved into one of Colorado’s most gloriously chaotic summer traditions. FIBArk, short for “First in Boating on the Arkansas,” takes over downtown Salida with river competitions, live music, parades, art vendors, and a level of outdoor energy that borders on feral. The Arkansas River becomes the center of the action as kayakers, rafters, and other brave souls launch themselves into rapids while crowds line the banks cheering them on.

Denver Pride 5K & Festival – Downtown Denver – June 27-28

 One of the biggest Pride celebrations in the region returns to downtown Denver with a weekend packed full of community, visibility, music, and joy. The Denver PrideFest and Pride 5K bring together thousands of people for live entertainment, local vendors, food, and a whole lot of unapologetic self-expression.The energy throughout the weekend is loud, welcoming, and deeply celebratory, whether you’re running the 5K, dancing in the crowd, or simply showing up to support the LGBTQ+ community. Expect glitter, rainbow everything, and enough positive energy to recharge your faith in humanity for at least a little while.

DGC CUP – Longmont – June 6-7

Every year, the best cannabis growers meet up in Colorado to show off their greatest strains and concentrates. Top-shelf flower as far as the eye can see, 50+ strains. Join us for the 2026 DGC Cup. Come help us pick the winners. TICKETS DGCCUP.COM

Bands on the Bricks – Boulder – Wednesdays, June 10-July 29

Pearl Street turns into one giant outdoor dance floor during Bands on the Bricks, Boulder’s long-running summer concert series. Every Wednesday night, live bands take over downtown while crowds spill into the street with drinks in hand, kids dancing wildly off-beat, and at least one person fully committed to treating the sidewalk like their personal concert venue.

Phenomenomaly – Meow Wolf Denver, Denver, – June 5 – August 9

An extraordinary cosmic phenomenon the whole family can enjoy is returning this summer at Meow Wolf Denver. We call it: Phenomenomaly. Enjoy interactive, live performances throughout the worlds, mysterious characters, magical puppets, and more. Plus limited edition merch for this exclusive event series.

Harry Potter & The Cursed Child – Buell Theatre – May 30-June 21

When Harry Potter’s head-strong son Albus befriends the son of his fiercest rival, Draco Malfoy, it sparks an unbelievable new journey for them all—with the power to change the past and future forever. Prepare for a mind-blowing race through time, spectacular spells, and an epic battle, all brought to life with the most astonishing theatrical magic ever seen on stage

Boulder Comedy Festival – Various Venues, Boulder – June 16-21

Boulder Comedy Festival is celebrating its sixth year June 16-21st. Showcasing comics from around the country and highlighting women and diversity, Boulder Comedy Festival is unique in both its inclusivity and hilarity. Come laugh while supporting diverse voices in comedy.

Juneteenth Music Festival – Five Points, Denver – June 20

One of Denver’s longest-running celebrations returns to the historic Five Points neighborhood with music, culture, food, and community at the heart of it all. The Juneteenth Music Festival honors Black history, freedom, and resilience while turning the area into a vibrant gathering filled with live performances, local vendors, and nonstop energy 

2026 Louisiana Style Crawfish Boil – Westminster Brewing – June 20

Get ready for a finger-lickin’ good time at Westminster Brewing Company’s Louisiana Style Crawfish Boil with delicious food, great beer, and good vibes all around! Whether you’re a dad or still don’t know where yours went years ago, this is a delicious way to spend a Saturday in the summer. Tickets are limited to the three sessions.

USMNT World Cup Games – Various Locations – June 12, 19, 25

It’s been four years since the men’s national team made it past the group play to ultimately get defeated by the damn Dutch. Now, they’re back and looking solid with group play against Paraguay, Australia and Turkey. Watch parties abound, you should be able to find fellow Futbol fans to drink with

Leftapaloosa 2026 – Lefthand Brewing, Longmont – June 27

Join Left Hand Brewing for the 14th annual Leftapalooza, the raddest tribute band competition around! It’s a full day of music, brews & fun!
Concert goers will enjoy a full day’s worth of great music and brews as the best of the best tribute bands go mic-to-mic for the top title. The tribute band with the most votes will be crowned our winner!