Comedian Charlie Harmony joins us to talk about navigating offensive and insightful comedy, while exploring the ins and outs of the Denver scene, his history as a pickup artist, and the power of crowdwork. Who are his favorite local comics? What are the best open mics in Denver? Should you try one?
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Denver's favorite choose-your-own-adventure arts extravaganza is back for the seventh year June 3-7, 2026 with dozens of original shows at creative venues around the city, including comedy, clown, theatre, dance, aerial, puppetry, immersive and so much more. Save the dates - you don't want to miss out on this much fun! Tickets and passes go on sale May 1st at denverfringe.org.
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Immerse yourself in The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art, the largest display of Australian Indigenous art ever presented in North America, now on view at the Denver Art Museum! This exhibition offers a captivating, multi-layered experience, featuring 130 works by 142 artists drawn exclusively from the National Gallery of Victoria’s world-leading collection. These works will introduce you to the art, resilience, and depth of the world’s oldest continuous living culture. On view now through July 26. Visit denverartmuseum.org to purchase tickets.
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Located in the RiNo area, Nocturne is a bi-level lounge & eatery serving up eclectic plates & cocktails amid live jazz music. This acoustically designed room in the heart of Denver plays host to live jazz nightly (Wednesday through Sunday). Nocturne’s distinctive Artist in Residency programming is at the core of our lineup. This old-school approach to programming combines the unique opportunity to hone one’s craft with regular stage time, while also establishing an elevated rapport with Denver music fans. Nocturne is proud to be the only venue in Colorado that features jazz exclusively, and is also pleased to feature national touring artists on special occasions. Check out the show calendar and make a reservation at https://nocturnejazz.com/
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Featured Song: Open Doors by Major General
