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LoDo District Happy Hour at Blanchard Family Wines
Thurs., April 30 | 5:00 PM–7:00 PM | 1855 Blake St #120 | Free to Attend
Roots & Royalty: A Dinner of Iconic Winemakers at Coohills
Saturday, April 11 | 6:30 PM | Coohills Restaurant, 1400 Wewatta Street | $140+
Come to Coohills for a six-course dinner and listen to a guest speaker. William Davis is Wilson Daniels’ Director of Education. William has racked up an impressive array of accolades and certifications over two decades in the industry. In addition to Advanced Sommelier with the Court of Master Sommeliers (on his first try!), Certified Wine Educator, Advanced Certification with the Wine and Spirits Education Trust and certification in wine and spirits serving, William is a member of the Guild of Sommeliers, and an Ambassador for l’Ecole du Vin de Bordeaux, a school accredited by the Bordeaux Wine Council.
Each course, from amuse-bouche through fish and meat to dessert, is paired with its own wine.
Little Blue Pigeon: A New Bookstore in Larimer Square
Soft Opening April 1 | 1433 Larimer Street | Little Blue Pigeon
A new bookshop is coming Larimer Square! Little Blue Pigeon comes to Lower Downtown and joins the LoDo District Inc. Watch this space for its events, such as a soft opening Wednesday, April 1, then the big celebration of a Grand Opening on April 25, a full day of books, community, and a little extra magic. There will be aura photography and caricature-style photos, small bites, and plenty of fun surprises as Little Blue Pigeon celebrates with the community that made this possible.
Larimer Square Live Every First Friday
Friday, April 3 | 4:00 PM–8:00 PM | Larimer Square, 1400 Block of Larimer Street
Kick off your weekend on Larimer Square with Larimer Square Live every first Friday, featuring sets from Michael & Friends. As part of Denver’s First Friday movement, Larimer Square is joining neighborhoods across town in celebrating local music and community. Explore happy hours and dinner options at the many delicious restaurants and bars on the block while you’re here.
Then come again on May 2!
Opening Day Block Events throughout LoDo on April 3
Celebrate Opening Day across the street from Coors Field in McGregor Square. Catch the pre-game action on the 66-foot screen before heading into the stadium. Don’t have tickets? Stay and watch the game in the Square alongside fellow fans.
Come to Larimer Square for a lively block party to kick off the season with DJ sets, Rockies-themed street art by Imagine Murals, and fun for the whole family. The first 50 guests score a free drink, and the first 100 kids will take home a free toy baseball. Swing by, bring your game day energy, and root, root, root for the Rockies in the heart of Denver.
Celebrate the Rockies Return on April 3rd with Game Day on the Block! A variety of baseball-themed activations (music, popups, food and drink, leatherwork) will begin at 11:00 AM to mark the 2026 Colorado Rockies Opening Day.
Rockies Opening Day at Coors Field is nearly a city holiday, and Union Station is where the celebration begins. Before first pitch, enjoy live music, special drinks, family-friendly activities, photo moments, and playful surprises. It’s a welcome-to-spring gathering designed for fans of all ages.
Easter Brunch at Ajax Downtown
Sunday, April 5 | 7:00 AM–2:00 PM | Ajax Downtown, 1899 16th Street | Brunch Menu
Celebrate Easter at Ajax Downtown inside Limelight Denver. Join a laid-back, city-driven brunch featuring seasonal favorites like croque madame benedict, wild mushroom frittata, and carrot cake cinnamon rolls, plus festive cocktails and a mimosa flight. A vibrant downtown vibe—perfect for lingering, connecting, and kicking off spring in true Limelight Denver style.
Denver Jazz Fest Around the Corner
Tues., April 7 — Sun., April 12 | Multiple prices, times, and venues | Jazz Fest Tickets
Be part of the second annual Denver Jazz Festival, celebrating Denver’s downtown and historic Five Points cultural district. April was chosen to coincide with Jazz Appreciation Month, which celebrates the United States’ only indigenous art form and recognized by Congress as a National Historic Treasure. Also occurring each April is International Jazz Day, which highlights the role of jazz in uniting people worldwide.
1340 Penn After Hours: Titanic Steerage Social
Thurs., April 9 | 6:30 PM | 1340 Pennsylvania St. | From $30 per member
Historic Denver is hosting an after-hours event to explore the experiences of Titanic’s third-class passengers and crew, many of them immigrants, workers, and families traveling in search of new opportunities in America. While their stories are often overshadowed by those of first-class travelers, they are an essential part of the ship’s history.
Throughout the evening, guests can engage with themed activities inspired by steerage traditions, enjoy a signature cocktail or mocktail with light snacks, and explore the museum after dark. Titanic Steerage Social offers a thoughtful and engaging way to reflect on the lives and journeys of those aboard Titanic while gathering for a unique evening at the Molly Brown House Museum.
Cherry Creek Cleanups Begin on Earth Day!
Saturday, April 18 | Register 8:30 AM at Downtown Children’s Playground | Free
Starting the Saturday before Earth Day, then on First Fridays through November, join us in making our community cleaner, greener, and more beautiful. Meet at the Downtown Children’s Playground to register for Cherry Creek Cleanups at 8:30 AM then pitch in to pitch it out from 9–11 AM. Subsequent dates are May 1, June 5, July 3, Aug. 7, Sept. 4, Oct. 2, and Nov. 6.
