TheTicketers
DubaiARE Abu DhabiARE New YorkUSA Las VegasUSA OrlandoUSA Los AngelesUSA San FranciscoUSA MiamiUSA TorontoCAN VancouverCAN MontrealCAN LondonGBR EdinburghGBR RomeITA VeniceITA FlorenceITA MilanITA BarcelonaESP MadridESP SevilleESP ParisFRA NiceFRA AmsterdamNLD BerlinDEU LisbonPRT SydneyAUS
Dubai Abu Dhabi New York

Things to Do in Denver

Tickets, tours and experiences in Denver, United States

Events in Denver

80 events

Top Attractions in Denver

See All

About Denver

Denver combines big-league sports with one of the most iconic concert venues on the planet. Red Rocks Amphitheatre in nearby Morrison is a 9,525-seat natural amphitheater carved into red sandstone formations, consistently ranked as the best outdoor music venue in the world. From spring through fall, it hosts concerts nearly every night spanning every genre from electronic to bluegrass to rock. In the city, Empower Field at Mile High is home to the Broncos and stages major stadium concerts and international soccer matches. Ball Arena hosts the Nuggets, Avalanche, and Colorado Mammoth along with touring concerts and family shows. Coors Field brings Rockies baseball to the heart of downtown in the lively LoDo neighborhood, and its rooftop offers views of the Rocky Mountains. The Denver Performing Arts Complex is one of the largest in the nation, with ten venues including the Buell Theatre for Broadway touring shows and Boettcher Concert Hall for the Colorado Symphony. The Ogden Theatre, Gothic Theatre, and Bluebird Theater form a beloved trio of mid-size concert venues run by AEG. The Mission Ballroom, opened in 2019, quickly became one of the top-rated new venues in the country. Denver's mile-high altitude, over 300 days of sunshine, and passionate fan base make it an exceptional events city year-round.

Highlights

  • Red Rocks Amphitheatre is widely regarded as the world's best outdoor concert venue
  • Ball Arena hosts Nuggets, Avalanche, and major concert tours year-round
  • The Denver Performing Arts Complex spans ten venues for theater and symphony
  • The Mission Ballroom has become one of America's highest-rated new concert venues

Tips for Visiting Denver

Red Rocks shows often sell out quickly so buy tickets as soon as lineups are announced

Bring layers to Red Rocks as temperatures drop significantly after sunset at altitude

Coors Field's rooftop section offers affordable tickets with mountain views

Stay hydrated at events as Denver's mile-high altitude affects visitors not used to the elevation

Frequently Asked Questions About Denver

How do I get to Red Rocks Amphitheatre?

Red Rocks is about 15 miles west of downtown Denver in Morrison. Most visitors drive and park on-site, though lots fill up early for popular shows. Some shows offer shuttle services from downtown. Rideshare is an option but expect surge pricing and long waits after shows. There is no public transit to the venue.

What sports teams play in Denver?

Denver is home to the Broncos (NFL) at Empower Field at Mile High, the Nuggets (NBA) and Avalanche (NHL) at Ball Arena, the Rockies (MLB) at Coors Field, and the Rapids (MLS) at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. Colorado also has the Mammoth (NLL) at Ball Arena.

What is the Denver Performing Arts Complex?

It is a four-block, ten-venue complex in downtown Denver and one of the largest performing arts centers in the nation. It includes the Buell Theatre for Broadway tours, Boettcher Concert Hall for the Colorado Symphony, the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, and several smaller theaters. It hosts over 10,000 performances annually.

More Destinations in the United States

New York Ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Las Vegas The Bellagio Fountains and free resort attractions on the Strip Orlando Walt Disney World's four theme parks Los Angeles Studio tour and rides at Universal Studios Hollywood San Francisco Ferry tour of Alcatraz Island Miami Art Deco architecture along South Beach's Ocean Drive Chicago United Center hosts over 200 events annually for sports and concerts Boston Fenway Park is America's oldest ballpark and hosts summer concerts on its diamond Philadelphia The South Philly Sports Complex puts three major venues within a short walk of each other Seattle Climate Pledge Arena is a carbon-neutral venue hosting the Kraken and top concert tours Nashville The Grand Ole Opry is the longest-running radio broadcast show in history Austin South by Southwest transforms the city each March with music, film, and tech events Atlanta Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts Falcons football, Atlanta United, and major national events Houston The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo draws over 2.5 million visitors across three weeks each spring Dallas AT&T Stadium hosts Cowboys games and national mega-events for up to 105,000 fans Phoenix The Cactus League brings 15 MLB teams to the Valley for spring training each February and March Portland Providence Park creates one of the loudest and most passionate soccer atmospheres in MLS San Diego Petco Park is consistently ranked among the best ballparks in America Minneapolis U.S. Bank Stadium hosts Vikings football, Super Bowls, and Final Four tournaments Detroit Little Caesars Arena hosts Red Wings, Pistons, and major tours in a state-of-the-art facility New Orleans Jazz Fest brings hundreds of artists to the Fair Grounds over two weekends each spring Tampa Amalie Arena is home to the Lightning and one of the busiest arenas in the Southeast Charlotte Charlotte Motor Speedway hosts NASCAR's prestigious Coca-Cola 600 on Memorial Day weekend San Antonio The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo draws over 1.5 million visitors each February All of United States Browse every destination