What to do in Denver in November 2016

Make your November a great one with these fun events and happenings:

Denver Film Festival: November 2^nd to November 13^th

“Experience the best in cinema at the region’s largest film festival, with over 200 local, national and international independent films and in-person guests. Join the Denver Film Society for star-studded red carpet premieres, parties, Q&A’s with filmmakers and so much more!” Learn more.

Denver International Wine Festival: November 2^nd to November 4^th

“The three-day wine and food festival showcases the largest selection of international and domestic wines at any Grand Tasting in the Rocky Mountain region, and was named one of the “Top 10 Can’t Miss Fall Wine Festivals” in the U.S. by Fodor’s and one of the Top Fall Wine Festivals by Thrillist. Since this will be their 12th annual DIWF we have decided to shake things up with a spectacular new venue at the Westin Denver International Airport!” Learn more and get tickets.

Denver Arts Week: November 4^th to November 12^th

“The tenth annual Denver Arts Week is an eight-day celebration of all things art in The Mile High City. The program, presented by VISIT DENVER, The Convention & Visitors Bureau, features more than 300 events at a wide variety of art galleries, museums, theaters and concert halls many of which are deeply discounted. Learn more.

Denver Bacon and Beer Festival 2016: November 5^th from 2pm to 5:30pm – $50 to $70 – 3600 Wynkoop St., Denver

“Denver Bacon and Beer is back in Denver for its fifth year. EatBoston and Two Parts will bring together and curate some of Denver’s best breweries and restaurants to offer creative bacon inspired dishes, alongside a number of delicious beers. Proceeds from the fest will benefit Metro Caring and Project Angel Heart.” Lean more and get tickets.

Holiday Food and Gift Festival: November 18^th to November 20^th – $9 to $11 I Colorado Convention Center

“The 29th Annual Holiday Food & Gift Festival returns to Denver. This festival is the largest holiday celebration in the Midwest drawing many shoppers annually who happily complete their holiday shopping early. With over 400 exhibitors the festival will provide shoppers with one-of-a-kind gifts that cannot be found anywhere else. Featuring art, crafts, jewelry, clothing, wood, music, photography, toys, Christmas décor, and much more makes this a gift buyer’s delight. There is a large gourmet food area where you can sample and purchase a wide range of food items including toffee, tea, chocolates, pasta, soups, dips, meats, coffee, jams, shortbread, chili, sauces and many more delights!.” Learn more.

The Rocky Mountain Auto Show: November 25^th to November 27^th – Colorado Convention Center

“The Rocky Mountain Auto Show captures the attention of people of all ages and automotive backgrounds throughout the United States. Spectators can expect to see anything from mint condition originals to the most imaginative custom creations. As always, this year’s event will showcase millions of dollars’ worth of cars, trucks and motorcycles and include dozens of automotive-related vendors. Many of the vehicles have been featured at nationally recognized auto shows throughout the year. Learn more.