From flowers to brunch, there's no shortage of ways to celebrate Mother's Day this Sunday.

Caveat: Check availability — slots fill up fast.

Dig in: We're spotlighting a collection of activities and destinations that'll make your mom feel extra special.

• 🥂 Ambler has $5 mimosas on Saturday and Sunday with any food purchase, including appetizers.
• 🎠 Bounce Empire is free for moms on Sunday, plus complimentary drinks (no word on whether dads get this offer).
• 💐 City Floral has specials tomorrow to Monday, including $10 off a purchase of two or more 12-inch mixed hanging baskets and free coffee.
• 🍝 Dear Emilia will open for a special Mother's Day celebration (it's not usually open Sundays), including a four-course tasting menu with optional wine pairings.
• 🧁 Elway's will host "Mimosas & Memories with Mom" Sunday brunch. Slots are still available.
• 🥧 HashTAG's locations are offering take-and-bake cinnamon rolls, including nine minis or four large rolls.
• 🫖 Local Jones has afternoon tea slots available tomorrow.
• 🧁 The Museum of Illusions will partner with Denver Macaron to give every mom a free treat with admission all weekend.
• 🎂 The Ritz-Carlton in downtown Denver is hosting a luxury cake-decorating experience on Saturday.

🎻 Candlelight Concerts series will host a "Tribute to Coldplay" at the Ritz-Carlton on Saturday. Tickets: Starting at $42.

😂 Comedian and SNL alum Seth Meyers performs at the Paramount Theater tomorrow. Tickets: Starting at $80.

🦸 The Denver Comics & Arts Festival takes place Saturday afternoon at the Schoolyard Beer Garden. Free.

🏺The Denver Potters Association show begins today and runs through Sunday at 6th Avenue United Church in Denver. Free.

👠 Denver Fashion Week hosts an adaptive spring fashion show tomorrow at Furniture Row Showroom, featuring clothing designed by and for people with disabilities. Tickets: Starting at $50.

🔮 Psychic Explorations with Erica Sodos invites you to an extrasensory perception performance in Superior suitable for all ages. Tickets: Starting at $25.

Another streaming guide is crash-landing into your inbox.

"Send Help" — available now on Hulu

• An employee (Rachel McAdams) and the boss who mistreats her (Dylan O'Brien) become the only survivors of a plane crash on a desert island.
• Catch up quick: The thriller earned rave reviews and had a healthy box office run this year.

"Lord of the Flies" — available now on Netflix

• A new take on William Golding's classic about a group of boys stranded (yes, after a crash-landing) without adult supervision.
• Behind the scenes: The series was adapted for television by the Emmy-winning co-creator of "Adolescence," Jack Thorne.

"Remarkably Bright Creatures" — available tomorrow on Netflix

• Sally Field stars in this adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's bestselling novel, playing a grieving widow whose bond with a giant octopus helps unlock a long-buried family mystery.
• Zoom in: Alfred Molina — Doc Ock from the Spider-Man movies — voices the octopus. Lewis Pullman also stars.

"M.I.A." — available now on Peacock

• A woman is pulled into Miami's drug world after her family's business unravels.
• Behind the scenes: The crime drama comes from the co-creator of "Ozark," Bill Dubuque.

"The Other Bennet Sister" — available now on BritBox

• Based on the Janice Hadlow novel of the same name, this "Pride and Prejudice" spinoff shifts the focus to Mary Bennet, giving the often-overlooked middle sister her own coming-of-age story.
• Situational awareness: The show already has plenty of social-media enthusiasm, thanks to Jane Austen fans and its earlier U.K. debut.