Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional Chinese holiday celebrating the ancient poet Qu Yuan. It’s the first Chinese holiday to be selected by UNESCO for inclusion on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Boulder does so many things well, including celebrating the 4th of July, and you should declare your independence from another evening at home by attending this spectacular celebration each year.
CherryArts is “an art-focused nonprofit that provides access to art experiences and supports arts education for all in Colorado.” One of those experiences that most people in the state have heard of is the Cherry Creek Arts Festival.
If you’re in the Louisville, Colorado, area on a summer Friday evening, there’s no better place to spend it than the Louisville Street Faire! The city is a best-of-both-worlds kind of place that honors its past while being thoroughly modern.
We are very proud of our reputation within the brewing and distilling industry here in Colorado. We even have a page you can visit that highlights each one (that we know of so far). There's one thing that these distillers all seem to agree on: making great spirits always starts with high-quality water. Not just any water—the best tasting water in the U.S.
Proud To Support Denver PrideFest
Denver PrideFest brings fun-loving folks to the Mile High City from all parts of Colorado and beyond. More than 500,000 people typically attend. The two-day event includes a 5K run, parade, 250 exhibitors, live performances, and much more. There are also 30 food & beverage providers on hand, and we’re proud to be one of them!
If you love live music and live in Colorado or are visiting, you owe it to yourself to attend a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison. Designated a National Historic Landmark, this amazing open-air venue provides incomparable views and incredible acoustics.
The list of legendary performers who have graced the stage at Red Rocks and raved about their experiences there is long and ever-growing. It includes names like the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, the Grateful Dead, U2, Rush, Stevie Nicks, Kenny Chesney, and many, many more. For countless Colorado residents and visitors, their first concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre is an experience they’ll never forget.
One of the best things about summertime in Colorado is the many wonderful festivals held at locations throughout the state.
These events are fun for the whole family, with unique foods, sights, and sounds. They’re also a great way to connect with old friends or make new ones. That’s why we’re proud to support and participate in them!
Three Colorado gatherings you should attend if you can are the Parker Days Festival, Littleton’s Unicorn Festival, and Denver’s Chalk Art Festival.
It’s an annual event that marks the start of summer in Colorado: The Boulder Creek Festival. Held in late May, it draws huge crowds to the banks of Boulder’s well-known waterway, where there’s fun for the whole family. For younger attendees, there’s a bungee trampoline, an inflatable obstacle course, a bounce house, art activities, kid-friendly concerts, and more. Adults circle the Boulder Creek Festival dates on their calendars months in advance and look forward to an incredible musical lineup, beautiful art, tasty beers, over 200 vendor booths, and much more. It’s a joyous communal celebration of what makes Colorado in general and the Front Range in particular so amazing.
Nothing says “summer” like a leisurely stroll through a farmers market in Colorado. The sun is shining, thekids are laughing and playing, and the fresh produce is simply incredible. For “foodies” or just people who love local community events, it’s paradise!
