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Free fun isn’t hard to find in Denver this week: You can learn about Jewish culture at the Mizel Museum, catch a zany improv show, or serenade a bar crowd at karaoke. Share more free events in our comments section below, and check out the Westword calendar for a full listing of events.
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Mark Star Karaoke at 3 Kings Tavern (Wednesday)
Live out your rock-star fantasies tonight by belting out tunes at Mark Star’s karaoke. The animated host is known for his killer air guitar and dance moves; he also can get crowds to sing their hearts out. Grab a drink (not free), grab the mike and become a star this evening.
Free Night at the Mizel Museum (Thursday)
Celebrate Jewish American Heritage month by visiting the Mizel Museum’s permanent 4,000 Year Road Trip: Gathering Sparks exhibit. The museum will open its doors for free from 5 to 8 p.m. tonight so that you can see the collection of artifacts, art installations, and video that trace Jewish culture throughout history.
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Third Curd Takeover at the Deer Pile (Thursday) Every fourth Thursday, improv due Chris Woolf and Mark Shonsey (known collectively as Third Curd) “take over” a local improv group, adopting their style and collaborating to create a one-of-a-kind show. This month, the duo will take on the Working Stiffs, with performers Jason Knauf and Joe Phillips. It should be a true free-for-all Deer Pile.
