The Martin Luther King Marade is an event commemorating the contribution of the late Mayor. It is perhaps the largest in the US with over 30,000 participating in the march. The traditional torch is passed on before the event is held in Denver. The parade-cum-march is a stately way of honoring the great leader. Other related activities like talks, documentary screenings and speeches are part of the celebration.

Denver's Coliseum is an extraordinary entertainment center. It has a variety of shows ranging from rock shows to car shows to Native American pow-wows and even professional wrestling acts. It also hosts a yearly indoor rodeo competition. It has been a popular destination for families for over 50 years and is owned by the Arts & Venues Denver. Shows can be watched in a comfortable circus like ring, with ample seating room. The Coliseum is a fabulous place to spend a day and take in a show with the family, so sit back and have a blast!

This church is one of three twin-spire churches in the Denver metropolitan area. (The other two are St. Dominic's and the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) This was popular church architecture during Denver's 1920s "City Beautiful" era, which left such a lasting imprint on the metro area. The building was constructed in 1924, and along with the spires, has the standard neo-Gothic architecture. The twin spires tower over the west side of City Park, lending for a good photo opportunity. Open monday to friday from 7am onwards, Saturday 7am and 5pm, and on sunday at 7:30am, 10am and 6pm onwards.

If you are looking to play golf, and do not have a lot of time to search for a course, this 18-hole gem is convenient to all areas. The course has enough trees and water holes to keep you humble. Reservations can be made five days in advance for residents and three days in advance for non-residents. Call the automated reservation line to ensure your tee time. A driving range is available.

Cathedral Of The Immaculate Conception began as a small brick church built by a French missionary in 1860. From these humble origins, the church has grown into a 1,500-seat French-Gothic cathedral, dating from the early 20th century. It played host to Pope John Paul II in 1983 during World Youth day. The cathedral's towering frame is a work of art, with 75 stained-glass windows, ornate decor, and imported marble. Outside, twin spires rise 210 feet above the street. Call to schedule group tours.

Located in the Pearce-McAllister Cottage, a Dutch Colonial Revival home built in 1899, this museum features rotating displays. You can take a peek at how the Three Bears are doing and check in with countless other childhood friends. This 80-room "cottage" located just west of City Park is an easily accessible city destination. You can also shop at the gift store to add to your own collection, or participate in one of their many workshops.

This museum is one of the city's most popular attractions, drawing almost two million visitors a year. There are permanent displays on North American Indians, Egyptian mummies, dinosaurs, and minerals, all stunningly detailed and vast. The museum also hosts such traveling exhibits as Ramses II, and Imperial Tombs of China. An IMAX cinema, gift shop and cafe are also on-site.

Where else can you visit polar ice caps, a tropical forest, the African Savannah, and a jungle all in one day? The zoo is a state-of-the-art habitat featuring more than 3500 animals representing 600 species. Visit with sloths, tree frogs, and a moray eel at the indoor Tropical Discovery exhibit. Or wander through the seven-acre Primate Panorama exhibit. From cold climate penguins to tropical flamingos, Bird World will inspire your appreciation of winged things. It is open 365 days a year.

Formerly known as GuildWerks, The Werks is an underground arts and cultural center that hosts a plethora of events throughout the year. It covers an area of more than 11,000 square feet (1021.9 square meters), which comprises studios dedicated to visual art, modern arts and performing arts. Art exhibitions, concerts, workshops, martial art classes and other programs are regularly held at this center which attracts a number of art enthusiasts.

Crash 45 is a versatile venue that puts on many hats and is successful at everything that it tries out. A restaurant/bar that also doubles up as an art gallery is fast gaining popularity. The funky lighting system and generous use of red and bright golden colors all over the place adds a lively vibe to it. Designed by Shane Evans, Crash 45 is made from recycled and old stuff including parts of old trucks, bicycles and vintage bikes, that further adds to its coolness quotient. Its menu is a typical pub fare including dishes like Asian Dan Wings, burgers and so forth. And last but not the least are the unique events hosted here; motorcycle nights, art openings, DJ sessions and other events are a regular feature here. You can also hire Crash 45 for private events and celebrations. For more details, call ahead or check its website.