Top 7 Things to Do in Colorado This Weekend: October 4-6, 2024

DENVER – Every weekend, Denver7 compiles a list of some fun events you might enjoy. Here are our picks for the top 7 things to do in the Denver metro area and beyond this weekend. Do you have a fun event you’d like to feature? Send an email to [email protected].

1. Leaf-peeping season is here, Colorado!

We may not feel it yet, but sweater weather is upon us, and that can only mean one thing: it’s time to go leaf-peeping! Click here to see the best hikes, drives, and train rides around the state.

2. See some interesting murals after finishing Oktoberfest

If you’re done leaf-peeping, take a stroll through the RiNo Arts District to experience DENVER WALLS. The international mural festival will take over 29th and Larimer streets from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Sunday. rmation. here.

3. Couldn’t get enough after Oktoberfest? Head to the Cider Days Festival!

Enjoy an entertaining mix of live performances, activities and delicious harvest treats at Cider Days in Lakewood. There will be apple pie eating contests, an apple baking challenge, cider tasting, train rides, historical demonstrations and much more. rmation. and tickets here.

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4. Would you rather go to a music festival? Head to the Lafayette Music Festival

Five venues, tons of music, one amazing city in Colorado – that’s what awaits you at the Lafayette Music Festival this Saturday from 11 a.m. to midnight. Performances include Mercy Club Duo, Ian Mahan, Callie Laurine and more. For tickets and more information, Click here.

5. Are you willing to attend a free concert? Levitt Pavilion is the place you want to be

If you want to enjoy live music but don’t want to spend the money to get in, head to the Levitt Pavilion to catch the latest free summer concert series this weekend. Third World with special guest Kumar Fyah, Mono Verde Collective and DJ Imeh will headline this weekend’s concerts. rmation here.

6. Walk with thousands of others around Boulder and Greeley

Thousands of loved ones, caregivers and supporters of Coloradans living with Alzheimer’s will gather in Fort Collins, Greeley and Boulder this weekend, share their experiences with this tragic disease and raise funds to find an elusive cure through the Walk to End Alzheimer’s fundraising effort. rmation. can be found here.

7. Make every step count in the fight against kidney disease

The Denver Kidney Walk will take place on Sunday, October 6 at Great Lawn Park in Lowry. People can register to participate in www.kidneywalk.org/denver and create a personal fundraising page to help raise money for the cause. More than 86 cents of every dollar donated directly supports the programs and services of the National Kidney Foundation.