Today and the rest of this week in Denver are packed with fun, flavor, and festivities across every part of town. Kicking off Thursday, the Colorado Convention Center downtown is hosting the Offsite Construction Summit. It’s a major gathering for anyone interested in the future of building, featuring exhibits, sessions, and networking through midafternoon. The Colorado Convention Center sits right at 700 14th Street—easy to access and a great chance to see industry innovation up close according to the Offsite Construction Network.

History lovers can head over to the Molly Brown House Museum today for the deeper dive Titanic Tour. It’s an exclusive look at new Titanic artifacts and stories tied to Denver’s own Margaret Brown, whose courage became legend after the disaster, as promoted by Visit Denver’s official event guide.

Friday marks the start of one of Denver’s most beloved traditions—Denver Oktoberfest. Running through the weekend and into next, this two-weekend bash in downtown Denver is all about stein hoisting, keg bowling, live music, and plenty of German eats. The Denver Oktoberfest has kept the spirit alive since 1969 and continues to be the centerpiece of fall fun in the city, according to The Denver Oktoberfest organizers.

All weekend, the Rocky Mountain Pinball Showdown returns for its 21st year. You can play all the classic and new pinball machines you want with no quarters needed—it’s heaven for gamers and families alike.

For foodies and those who love creative flair, the city’s Civic Center EATS is rolling strong Thursday at Civic Center Park. About a dozen of Denver’s top food trucks are parked ready, serving up everything from global street fare to local favorites, according to Uncover Colorado Events.

If you want the best of fall, Denver Street Fairs—It’s Fall Y’all—takes over West 11th Avenue between Speer Boulevard and Santa Fe Drive on Saturday from 10:30 AM and Sunday from 11:00 AM. This free, all-ages street fair brings local artists, handmade-only vendors, food trucks, and live music. It’s a lively way to enjoy the season’s first fall weekend and discover some new Colorado makers.

Sunday is market day at the South Pearl Farmers’ Market, one of Denver’s best for local produce and artisan treats. Located at the intersection of Pearl Street and East Arkansas Avenue, this outdoor event is a long-running favorite and perfect for a leisurely Sunday morning.

The fun doesn’t stop with these. Live shows are lighting up the Denver theater scene all week, so check out what’s on at the city’s playhouses and concert halls, and make a night of it.

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