Beer party, Latin fashion week, pizza pop-up

Latino Fashion Week Colorado is five years old.

Friday. such as National Hispanic Heritage Month Passes the halfway mark (continues until October 15), the fifth Latin Fashion Week Colorado It is still being renovated. The International Designers Fair returns on Friday, September 23 Wings of the Rockies Air and Space Museum – An elevated environment suitable for these 14 different creators.

Designers from various Latino diasporas — Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Venezuela and Colombia — will present their clothing creations at the airport, the founder and organizer said. Norberto “Beto” Mojardin. 7711 E Academy Blvd. Tickets: $35-$50 general admission; $120-$150 VIP. latinfashionweekcolorado.com – John Wenzel

Oak-based lager festival

Saturday. even if Cerebral brew Known mostly for its hazy IPAs and barrel-aged stouts, the brewery also makes lagers like Pilsner, Hells and Baltic Porter. To round out these lagers, Cerebral ages them in large wooden vats, typically called foders, which lend a touch of oak and the beer’s flavor and feel to a lighter round.

Cerebral is hosting the first to highlight these beers. League Lager Fest on Saturday, Sept. 24. “This oak-centric event will feature barrel-aged and fodder-aged lagers covering a wide variety of styles,” the brewery said, adding that there will also be some recent fodder-aged lagers. Festbier released. There will also be Lady in the Wild food truck for great food pairings and German-style pretzels from XLVII Bakery. Admission to the festival, which runs from noon to 10 p.m. at Cerebral Brewery, 1477 Monroe St. in Denver, is free. cerebralbrewing.com – Jonathan Sheeks

Bandalope’s free performance, a mini-fest

Thursday. Respected Newman Center for the Performing Arts It kicks off its dance series for the 2022-2023 artistic season on Thursday, September 29, with a free performance by Air Dance Company. Bandaloup. The Newman Center presents an array of touring names such as Pilobiles, Fiesta Colorado, AIM by Kyle Abraham and the Paul Taylor Dance Company.

The Bandalope event is a mini-festival, with events starting at 4:30 p.m. “Around the outer walls of the University of Denver, Bandalope members seamlessly weave dynamic physicality into intricate choreography,” said organizers Death Defying Dancers. Food trucks are joined by various local arts groups Playground Collection, Presenting Denver, Production Control Group and DU’s Lamont School of Music. Free parking in the Newman Center garage. 2344 E. Iliff Ave. 303-871-7720 or newmancenterpresents.com – John Wenzel