Excellent art festival in a new venue. Very good artists.read more

Where is the experience of my life I tried to buy art that nobody else would buy but since I had my…read moreown drink from my own house they tried to kick me out I would've bought the whole art festival out which nobody else for spending any money and I was spending much money they kicked me out for having my own cocktail terrible people the artist were good people but the people that ran the festival where are four people security especially I am sorry to the artist that I was willing to buy your art let me know if you go to a different festival I will purchase from there just not from Evergreen! If the artists respond to this post I will still buy your artwork you guys were the shit for some reason the staff was awful and I will never drink from my house

It's an annual friend tradition to go here every year - and I live about 40 min away. The biggest…read morelure for me is the American Legion-sponsored rubber duck race down Clear Creek. It's so much fun to see the ducks floating down the rive, to help throw them back in the rive flow, and donations go to a good cause. The food selections are also great. I appreciated seeing Santiago's this year, but do miss the giant rice crispy treats. The music is fun. The vendors seems to be the same each year, so it would be nice to see some new products next year.

Great festival. They always have good bands which everyone can enjoy. A wide variety of good food…read morefrom many vendors. Ice cold beer for a fair price. Sundays have a really good car show. Saturday morning's car show is well worth the visit. We usually spend all weekend at this event.

We had fun walking through a great little fest, full of paintings, photos, wood crafts and…read moresculpture, even woven pieces, like these really cute little shrugs for ladies. Jewelry, other gifts and collectables were also available. The location was perfect, just between darling Downtown Golden and the whitewater park. The little food court area was nice as well. We got a great bag of kettle corn for snacks during our ride home. I think a lot of the people who were enjoying the warm temps and the water park were happy to see the food court. They also had some very affordable options, including lots of prints of the more expensive originals.

This was quite a crowded festival, but the quality of the art presented was very diverse and…read morebeautiful, so the large crowd did not detract from the festival in my opinion. There was everything from glass art, paintings, wood working, leather work, jewelry and photography. The prices were very variable depending on the artist, but everything seemed reasonable for the quality of the art offered. If you are looking for a unique piece for your home, this is a great place to look.

Flew to Denver to see Yo-Yo Ma play Dvorak with the Colorado Symphony. We had excellent seats, row…read more5. Seat 48 was in the literal middle and at eye level w the musicians so it was perfect. I did pay scalper prices (3x) for them though (AXS fees were ridiculous). We came prepared with 18" wide seat cushions (they were crazy about enforcing the size at the gate w a ruler). I did my research and we showed up early, like 4:30p to tailgate. Picked up some sandwiches from Carmine Lonardo's to go with some wine; they were perfect. We chose to park in the Lower South Lot to be closer to the stage since we had lower seats, but instead of walking up to the ramp, we came across and took the complimentary shuttle to the Upper North lot entrance FOR THE WIN, as we would only have to deal with going down stairs instead of the hill to get to the South side ramp. Leaving the venue though was a bit of a challenge. Actually, a bit of a clusterfuck. We didn't even try to turn on the car and just sat in the parking lot for about 30 minutes to let the other cars clear out. Overall, great experience and would definitely do it again.

Finally got to experience Red Rocks for the first time, and it was absolutely incredible! We saw…read moreAlesso, Lost Frequencies, Surf Mesa and a suprise guest Martin Garrix and even though I've seen them before in Vegas, this was by far the best experience. The views, atmosphere, and energy of the crowd are something you really have to experience for yourself. We took an Uber and got dropped off right near the entrance. We arrived around 7 PM, got through the line quickly, and still found great seats in the middle-upper section. The food and drinks were reasonably priced, and I liked that the show started early and ended around midnight. Red Rocks is definitely a bucket-list venue. Whether it's a concert, yoga, or another event, it's worth experiencing at least once. I can't wait to go back!

(I reviewed "city of Golden" but this is more precise.)…read more Loved walking in the downtown area and exploring a couple places including the Humble House Cafe and the Golden Guild Game store. Could've spent all day here easily, only had 2 hours. Fun place to visit!

The best part was the Welcome To Golden sign and the mountains. Otherwise, Golden is a pass for me…read more The main strip of the historic downtown has some shops and restaurants. The shops were all very similar and touristy. The selection of restaurants wasn't too exciting either. Parking was challenging in the area. There was some free parking and some paid lots, but all options were full. I stopped by the Visitor's Center as well. Half the lot was reserved so parking here was a challenge also. They could use some *something* to make it more of an experience and a welcome to the town. Everyone was nice, but it felt empty and the amount of fliers for things felt too sell-y. I wanted to enjoy Golden so much, but it really felt like a tourist trap to me.

Laurie is a gem, she is kind, a talented musician and does much for our community. I respect her…read moregusto towards life, the values she holds and the passion of her musical craft. She offers a variety of music and plays beautifully-I have 3 of her CD's. I am glad to know her, hire her you will not be disappointed.

World class guitar and vocal! A true Boulder treasure giving…read moreinspired, thoughtful performance with a social and environmental conscience. Check her out!

I loved this theater! It's definitely off the beaten path if you haven't yet visited. We were a…read morelittle confused about parking. There was a small section near the front, with some handicapped and regular spots. So we parked there, wondering if they don't get a big crowd because there were only a few spots. Apparently you park before you get to the building, the lot we parked in usually goes to the older folks. Lesson learned. We saw RFK there, a one-man show about Bobby Kennedy. I was a little dubious about it, but the actor did a fantastic job! It kept my attention and I learned quite a bit. James got a standing ovation from all of us there. I don't know how he memorized all those lines. The theater itself is really cute, the doors to the stage/seating are really memorable. They also offered coffee, wine, other drinks, and all kinds of little snacks. The glass of wine was $5. And you can bring it inside with you while you watch. The seats were not super comfortable, but they were more comfortable than most other theaters. This is key when you're sitting down for 2+ hours. They were very low to the ground though, like sitting on a kid's trainer potty. Not sure how the older folks got up and down since it meant squatting a little low. This brings me to the audience. I'm not sure if it was the play subject matter, or the theater, or just the culture of theater in general, but we were the youngest people there by far. It didn't bother me at all, but the age gap was pretty noticeable. It made me want to write a stellar review about this little theater to get more young people to come appreciate it!! I saw that Monty Python's Spamalot will be coming through this year. And guess who's going? This girl. And maybe you??

I've enjoyed seeing several plays through the years staged by the Evergreen Players, usually it's…read morebeen to see a comedy but last weekend it was a drama. The play was called The Women of Lockerbie and I was blown away by how good it was. The writing, directing, and set all hit their marks, but the acting was simply transcendental. All the actors were very good, especially the three leads who were able to draw the audience into the story without getting to button pushy with the audience's emotions. I hate when I feel like I'm being manipulated emotionally and this performace was able to bring me along for the ride without that feeling of being used. This play is only open another week, so if you want to see it you better hussle up to Evergreen!