Don Prorak’s steel pans and Jim Theobald’s marimba produce a sound larger than their tropical origins, covering calypso, Latin, reggae, pop, jazz, classical, and melodic original tunes. All Weekend Music Series performances are free, open to the public, require no reservations and take place at the Central library, Level 1 Schlessman Hall.

From the MCA: Join Mark Mothersbaugh himself, along with special guests Tennis, Mr. Pacman, and DJ Gonda for a night of music inspired by the art and music of Mark Mothersbaugh. Music for Myopia also features the concert film Hardcore DEVO Live!, audio postcards for the first two hundred guests, and a Myopia-inspired photo booth. This.... Read More

Explore and try your hand at theater arts like singing, dancing, juggling and more at the DCPA Family Fun Forum. This event is free and open to all ages. If you can't make it for this date, mark your calendar for the next Family Fun Forum on April 26, 2015. More info.

From the event coordinators (who are the very cool guys behind these open source beehives): Meet the minds behind some of Denver's most radical urban farming projects. Join us at the top of TAXI (Drive 2 building, 4th floor) for a series of short talks about the future of urban agriculture in Denver and beyond, hosted by the.... Read More

COmingle is a great way to check out the museum after hours and it even costs less than normal adult admission to the museum! So enjoy all the exhibits. plus hang out with other history fans, enjoy appetizers, play interactive games, admire downtown from the terrace and sip a beverage from the cash bar. Tickets.... Read More

Join photographer and Denver resident, Amy K. Wright, for an evening of photography and discussion about the impact of micro loans on the lives the poor in India. Also included in the free evening event is an Indian tea service and live sarode and tabla Indian music. Copies of Amy's book of photography will be available for.... Read More

Black Sheep Fridays runs weekly January 23 to March 27 from 6–8PM at the Cafe located on the top floor of the Museum of Contemporary Art. Visitors can stop by anytime during the evening to experience the fun. Tickets are $5. More info. Description from the MCA: Irrational parlor games with pi and pie, hosted by Andrew Novick

Celebrate your Irish heritage (real or imagined) with a festive parade through LoDo! The parade begins at 19th and Wynkoop, proceeds down Wynkoop to 17th, turns left onto 17th and continues to Blake, then turns left onto Blake. The parade ends at 27th and Blake. Complete parade information. Top tips from the organizers: The best.... Read More

From DPL: Planina is a group of singers and instrumentalists from the Denver-Boulder area. They perform haunting and rousing music from Eastern Europe, including songs from Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Georgia, Hungary, Macedonia, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Lithuania, Turkey and Ukraine, and the Sephardic and Rom (Gypsy) traditions from some of those areas. Though mostly not.... Read More

Have you ever wanted one of those secret hiding spots like in the movies? Well, now you can make your own with the help of the Denver Public Library! Free, no registration required. From DPL: You can use it for a secret hiding place for your most precious possessions. Or if you like the feel.... Read More