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16th Street fills with free events and community activities

MUSIC, BEER AND BIKES BRING LIFE TO DOWNTOWN DENVER THIS SUMMER

El Comercio de Colorado Staff

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This summer, the heart of downtown Denver will become a vibrant hub of music, community, and free activities. Following a successful season kickoff celebration, the Downtown Denver Partnership has launched over 90 days of summer programming on the iconic 16th Street Mall. Among the most anticipated events in June are Upper DownTUNES, Skyline Beer Garden, and Summer Bike to Work Day—all with free access.

Upper DownTUNES is a live music series that began on June 4 and takes place Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and Thursdays and Fridays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., at The Outer Space, located at 16th & Welton Street. The event aims to revitalize the urban rhythm and provide the perfect soundtrack for lunch breaks, informal meetings, or post-work drinks.

16th Street fills with free events and community activities

Skyline Beer Garden and Bike to Work

Meanwhile, the popular Skyline Beer Garden opens on June 20. This outdoor beer garden returns with a lineup of drinks, food, games, and live entertainment. It’s the ideal spot for friends or families to enjoy summer evenings in the heart of the city.

Lastly, Summer Bike to Work Day, scheduled for Wednesday, June 25, promotes sustainable transportation and encourages residents to cycle to work. The day will include hydration stations, giveaways, and activities spread throughout 16th Street. All these events are free and part of a larger effort to energize and activate downtown Denver.