🦃 Where to find Thanksgiving dinner in Denver

💰 City Council Pools Money for Migrants

Hundreds of migrants seeking asylum continue to arrive in Denver every week. While Mayor Mike Johnston pushes for more support from the White House, Denver City Council members are looking for extra cash in their own office budgets to get migrant children off the streets. [Denverite]

⚖️ New Charges Filed in Christian Glass Case

Six more law enforcement officers have been criminally charged with a “failure to intervene” in the fatal shooting of 22-year-old Christian Glass last summer. Additionally, a former Clear Creek County sheriff’s sergeant involved with the incident pleaded guilty to the same charge and is facing a fine, probation, and a forfeiture of his career in law enforcement. [Denver Post 🔒]

• Related: The officer who fired the shot that killed Glass was charged with second-degree murder, reckless endangerment, and official misconduct earlier this month. He pleaded not guilty. [CPR]
• Refresh: Here’s what happened that fateful night in Clear Creek County. [City Cast Denver 🎧]

🕊️ Remembering Club Q

Yesterday marked one year since a mass shooting that killed five — and injured dozens more — took place at Club Q, an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs. The club has been closed since the incident, but owner Matthew Haynes recently shared plans to reopen as The Q in a new location. [CPR]

• Take a moment to remember: A remembrance ceremony will take place at Colorado Springs’ Acacia Park (115 E. Platte Ave.) today at noon.

🏀 Nuggets Watch Party | Monday | 5 p.m.

Join fellow Mile High basketball fanatics at Tom’s Watch Bar and cheer on the Nuggets as they take on the Detroit Pistons. [Ballpark; Free]

🎤Lucha Libre & Laughs | Wednesday | 8 p.m.

Come for the smackdown, stay for the laughs at this comedy-meets-wrestling extravaganza. [Berkeley; $25]

🎶 R&B Family Tree | Wednesday | 9 p.m.

Dance to throwback tracks from Prince, Sade, Usher, and more at this celebration of R&B across the decades. [Ballpark; $20+]

What If There Was a Museum of Denver?

If there was a Museum of Denver, who — or what — would go in it? Many cities have museums dedicated to their history and culture, and there’s been some serious talk about the Mile High City getting one of its own. Today on the City Cast Denver podcast, host Bree Davies and producer Paul Karolyi sit down with Westword editor and founder Patty Calhoun (who’s been writing about Denver since 1977) to imagine their perfect version of our own city museum.