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Are you looking for a thrilling murder mystery dinner experience in Denver? Look no further than The Dinner Detective. The unique show is unlike any other murder mystery dinner theater. They have a talented cast of actors hidden among the audience, so anyone in the room can become part of the show, including you. A crime will occur throughout the night, and hidden clues will be revealed. The team of detectives will help everyone try to solve the case, and at the end of the night, a prize package awaits the top sleuth who provides the best answer before the killer is unmasked. And, of course, you'll enjoy a delicious dinner while you're at it. Take advantage of this unforgettable experience.

If you love beer, take advantage of the chance to witness the creation of your favorite beverage. Book your tickets for the Denver Microbrew Tour and select from two guided tours. The LoDo Craft Beer Tour offers a comprehensive Denver craft beer experience with a historical twist. Alternatively, the RiNo Beer and Graffiti tour takes you on an immersive journey through the merging of craft beer and street art. Both tours offer ample tastings of over ten mouth-watering brews at various microbreweries, a glimpse into the city's intriguing history, and everything you would ever want to know about beer. These tours are more than just beer-tasting events - they are one-of-a-kind experiences that showcase Denver's fantastic craft beer culture, connect diverse communities, and provide an insider's look into the art and science of brewing. With the core values of authenticity, curiosity, professionalism, and approachability, the walking tours are designed to be enriching and memorable.

Check out the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls, and Toys to explore an impressive collection of unique and classic toys. The exhibits showcase a wide range of antique dolls, miniature houses, trains, planes, cars, giant teddy bears, foreign toys, and much more, giving visitors an insight into the cultural significance of toys and their evolution over the years. The Museum staff uses the collection of over 20,000 objects to stage four significant exhibit changes each year, ranging from vintage Star Wars toys to artisan dollhouses and from exquisite antique dolls to well-loved toy soldiers. The objects collected from generations of Coloradans serve as an excellent stepping stone into art and history, and many items, like the Japanese Friendship Doll Miss Yokohama, make history more accessible and open the door to a new experience.