It's time to wish Colorado a very happy 150th birthday.

State of play: Local businesses, cultural institutions and the state Capitol will commemorate the Centennial State's sesquicentennial this weekend.

• The festivities mark President Ulysses S. Grant's proclamation formally admitting Colorado as the 38th state on Aug. 1, 1876.

Dig in: Here's where to raise a glass, grab some cake and celebrate Colorado's big 1-5-0.

• 🤑 Note: Events are free unless otherwise marked.

📅 TOMORROW

• The Civic Center Night Market will spotlight the products and flavors that make Colorado special, with a silent disco and live local bands.
• State 38 Distilling in Golden releases a new Colorado Day bourbon finished in a cherry vanilla barrel — available to sample and purchase while supplies last.

📅 SATURDAY

• The Colorado Day Celebration at the Capitol will feature a proclamation of statehood reenactment, a birthday cake cutting and other festivities.
• Colorado Day at McGregor Square brings an all-day party with live music, including by Brothers of Brass — plus face painting, balloon artists and other family activities.
• Colorado Rapids vs. Austin FC will feature a special buy-one-get-one free deal for Celebrate Colorado Night. 🎟️ From $32
• Dairy Block will host live local music, chalk art, plus food and drinks starting at noon. 🎟️ Prices vary
• Denver Art Museum will offer free admission and an Art Market featuring local artists and craftspeople.
• Colorado Day Community Fest at History Colorado Center will celebrate the state's culture with music, art, food and activities, plus a free community pancake breakfast.
• The Mile Long Table at the National Western Center invites you to share a meal at a 5,280-foot-long table. 🎟️ From $5.28

What's next: If you're looking for more, the state has a map with celebrations, discounts and festivals.

Not into sesquicentennials?

• Fear not. There are plenty of other ways to spend the weekend around town.

⚾️ The Colorado Rockies host the Kansas City Royals tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday. Starting at $16.75

🧘 Denver Botanic Gardens hosts a yoga session with live violin music and a picnic tomorrow evening. Starting at $24

🐶 Dog Days of Summer will mark National Dog Month with dog-friendly activities along the historic Larimer Square on Saturday. Free

🩰 The Mile High Dance Festival features food, vendors and, of course, dance performances at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance tomorrow and Saturday. Free

🛹 Red Bull LEDGEnds takes over 16th Street and Glenarm Place for a skate competition Saturday with a $2,000 prize pot at stake. Free

⚽️ Summit FC hosts Boston Legacy FC at the Centennial Stadium Sunday night. Starting at $38

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The Drama — Film available tomorrow on HBO Max.

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The Devil Wears Prada 2 — Now on Hulu and Disney+.

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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie — Animated sequel available today on Peacock.

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Furious — Crime series available now on Hulu.

• Emmy Rossum plays an FBI agent chasing a serial killer (Lola Petticrew) in a story inspired by the 1987 movie "Black Widow."
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Lioness — Season 3 premieres Sunday on Paramount+.

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