Things to do in Denver when you're gay: Winter Wake-up!

The Mile High Freedom Band's annual Winter concert takes place Saturday, February 25 at the Broomfield Auditorium at 7:30pm. 

The concert is titled Winter Wake-up! - An Antidote to the Winter Blues.  The concert will be a collection of lively classical pieces sure to lift your spirits, and will also mark the debut of Mile High Freedom Band's new percussion ensemble as well as an original piece by Justin Hatcher.

Tickets are available online through our website www.mhfb.org or from band members.

Things to do in Denver When You're Gay: This American Music Concert by Mile High Freedom Band

The next Mile High Freedom Band concert is coming up Friday, November 12 and marks the debut of new artistic director Rice Majors. The band will be playing a program of American composers and the MC for the night will be the illustrious Eda Bagel.

The concert is free with doors opening at 7pm for our silent auction preview with the concert beginning at 7:30pm.

Denver PrideFest: Melodies of Pride

Don't miss the Melodies of Pride concert with Mile High Freedom Band and Harmony Chorale at Cheesman Park Pavilion on Tuesday, June 15 at 6:30 p.m.

Pack a little picnic and enjoy a variety of music from Sousa to show tunes!

Mile High Freedom Band: Lost in Moonlight

Mile High Freedom Band presents"Lost in Moonlight" this Saturday, May 22 at 7 p.m. at the Conservatory Theater. Check it out for big band classics and a chance to win a trip for two to Cocoa Beach.

Mile High Freedom Band: Coasters for Caring

Raise money for Mile High Freedom Band and save more than half off tickets to Elitch Gardens by taking part in Coasters for Caring.

Mile High Freedom Band will be out and proud at the Denver St. Patrick's Day Parade

Mile High Freedom Band will make their 26th annual appearance in the Denver St. Patrick's Day Parade this year. Be sure to support them as they celebrate St. Patrick's Day marching out and proud.

Synchronicity in the City with Mile High Freedom Band and Harmony

Two local glbts groups will celebrate synchronicity as they join forces to perform with each other in concerts this weekend, May 2 and 3, and May 16. Denver’s Mile High Freedom Band, celebrating its 25th anniversary and Harmony: a Colorado chorale will be sharing the stage in separate concerts.

'Broadway Bound', Harmony’s production, is a star-studded review of tunes from Broadway musicals throughout the past eighty years. Numbers include “The Ascot Gavotte” from “My Fair Lady” and a set of selections from “The Wizard of Oz”, “The Wiz”, and “Wicked”. The Band and Harmony will perform 'Richard Rodgers in Concert', which showcases numbers from “Oklahoma!”, “The Sound of Music”, “Babes in Arms”, and “The King and I”.

'Broadway Bound' will be performed Saturday May 2, 8 p.m. and Sunday May 3, 3p.m. at Grant Avenue Community Center and Sacred Space, 216 S. Grant St. Tickets may be purchased online at brownpapertickets.com or through any Harmony member. For more information, please call 303.331.2667 or visit the website www.harmonychorale.org.

Mile High Freedom Band will perform its 25th Anniversary Concert Saturday May 16, 7 p.m. at the Conservatory Theatre at the Robert and Judi Newman Center at the Denver Performing Arts Complex. The Band concert will include “Victory at Sea” and “The Divine Comedy”. Harmony will join the Band to perform “Richard Rodgers in Concert” and “When You Believe”. For information call 303.984.2656 or visit www.mhfb.org.