Tonight in Denver, the city is buzzing with excitement and packed with ways for listeners to dive into autumn. Comedy lovers can catch Moshe Kasher at Comedy Works Downtown, where he’s performing multiple shows through Saturday with his signature quick wit. Meanwhile, Michael Rapaport headlines Comedy Works South at the Landmark with shows throughout the weekend. If music is more your scene, Yung Lean takes the stage tonight at Fillmore Auditorium, The Revivalists are turning up the energy at Red Rocks, and local favorites Bluehouse with The Speeks and Squash play at the Fox Theatre in Boulder. Red Rocks itself is closing out an epic season with some of the hottest artists of the year, according to the Denver Gazette.

Beer enthusiasts rejoice because the legendary Great American Beer Festival is in full swing, bringing together breweries from across the nation and offering countless samples downtown through Saturday. For those looking for something even sweeter, the Colorado Chocolate Festival—Choctoberfest—returns on Saturday at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds, where you’ll find rivers of chocolate and mountains of cheese. Thirst Colorado highlights this as one of the week’s top picks, with locals flocking for the decadent tastings.

Get a jump on Halloween with Haunted Hacienda at My Neighbor Felix tonight. Enjoy spooky drinks and seasonal decor at one of the city's trendiest spots, as shared by 303 Magazine. If you're seeking more fall fun, don’t miss the Fall Festival and Haunted House events scheduled throughout the weekend—details are up on 303 Magazine’s events roundup.

Families can mark Friday for the Civic Center EATS food truck rally, running Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. And on Saturday, the CSU Spur campus hosts its Second Saturday event with hands-on Dia de los Muertos activities, including cookie skull decorating and live veterinary demonstrations. Art enthusiasts will want to attend the dedication of new public sculptures by Paula Castillo at the Denver Art Museum campus on Saturday morning.

Dancers, make your way to the CALDAC Convention, formerly the Denver Salsa Bachata Congress, running Thursday through Monday at the Hyatt Regency Aurora-Denver. Expect workshops, performances in salsa, bachata, kizomba, and so much more—plus late-night dance parties going for as long as your legs can handle.

Capping off the weekend, Sunday is packed with free museum days. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science offers free admission, so you can explore dazzling exhibits at no cost. And if you love brunch, Sunday’s “Brunch with the Babes” at Western Sky Bar & Taproom comes complete with a drink and drag & burlesque performances.

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