I can't believe how much people are getting into this, lol…read more I think I'd rather go pet a chicken or rope the calf.

I've always loved the Jefferson County Fairgrounds. I've been spending time here since I was a…read moreWesterair as a young girl. The events they put on here for July 3rd and 4th are exceptional family fun. It's where I first tasted Indian Fry Bread. This time I was checking out the Rock and Gem Show and I really enjoyed it. I had my own painting repaired and reframed and the man who painted it was a presenter at the gem show. The entire fairgrounds is beautiful and well maintained. It's nestled right near the foothills in the Golden area. It's super easy to get by exiting on Indiana from 6th avenue.

Here for our sons football game and the seating is decent, with clean bathrooms. This is a natural…read morefield which is a nice change and well kept. This would easily be a 4 star stadium if the parking lot wasn't horrible. Torn up asphalt so bad you could lose a car in it. Hopefully there's a fix in the plans!!

Far away from everything wouldn't be bad, except is windy all the time because there is nothing…read moreblocking , and the dirt lots blow dirt all over the place. We were there for a band competition, and the bands were in the dirt lots kicking up dirt all over as they go in and out to change, which also got their nice uniforms dirty. I suppose if they put the spectators there would be better as they just go from car to stands. Would also make more sense to put the band over near the prop staging in a paved lot... However, the track where the electronics equipment was moved around is in horrible condition as well. Saw many expensive pieces of equipment get dumped and ruined there. Hope we don't come back!! The real grass field was a nice change though.

We were visiting for a taste testing for our best friend's wedding . The staff did an amazing job…read moresetting up and accommodating roughly 170 people. The cold and warm D'oeuvres were good but our favorites were the mini ahi tacos, and the bacon wrapped scallops (Yum)! The Entree menu consisted of both summer and fall items (too many to name) however the braised short rib with grits was BONKERS ! Shout out to Rudy and Jack for being great hosts ! Ask for them if you ever go for a tasting or event

I'm not one to leave a review but just had to mention how impressive the Mount Vernon Canyon Club…read morewas for my daughter's recent wedding. Nicole, my daughter's main contact/go to person was so easy to work with and at the ready should we have any questions before and the day of the wedding. She really put my daughter at ease in making everything prefect. Also, the staff were amazing from the bartender to the servers. The recommended vendors for food (food got many compliments), DJ, photographer, etc my daughter all used. It was nice to have a one stop shop where the preferred vendors know the layout of the place. Everything ran so smoothly on wedding day even my husband commented! I highly recommend Mount Vernon Canyon Club for your wedding and ask for Nicole.

We stopped in on our vacation and were greeted warmly by the woman at the entrance. We paid $12 per…read moreperson and walked through the displays. They keep the variety of cars in excellent condition and it's immaculate and informative.

This is well done. The staff are friendly and they know all about the cars and happy to take the…read moretime to answer questions, etc. It was also really fun to see the connection to the Dirk Pitt novels and the stories linked to the cars. I will be coming back

Wonderful people! Players always welcome newcomers AND explain games being played to new players!read more

I visited this bingo hall several times while the Arvada Elks were hosting the afternoon bingo…read moresession. Everyone was so friendly and nice. I won a $500 pull tab twice ( In one week) I highly recommend this bingo hall. The food is good as well.

Beautiful church and enjoyed the priest and homily. Parishioners were welcoming at the early 7:30…read moreAM Sunday Mass without being intrusive! Strong Hispanic influence which was nice to see how they are active in the community. Glad they have the song reference displayed in the upper corners of the church (but didn't until mid-Mass)!

Beautiful church the building looks nice. This church is in big debt so it seems like they all care…read moreabout is money,

Depends on the night some of the players are helpful to newbies others not so much! Wish everyone…read morewould have been as helpful!

It's the only Bingo in the area. So you can't really complain. They do allow kids. But you each…read moreneed to be playing. Each person that night was $10. Food was not too bad. The kids had a blast. Lots of regulars. So they helped us play the games. The games were very confusing. It's nothing like the simple Bingo. It's a bit rundown. And confusing esp for us newcomers. It's a bit pricey for a family.

So I think this is gonna be one of those experiences that you either love or hate. Personally, I…read morefound it charming and quaint in a nostalgic kind of way. My 4-year-old got a little bored towards the end as it's kind of a longer show and it's very low tech- think the kind of circus that your grandparents would've gone to, minus the, sad exotic animals, which is a good thing. I purchased our tickets early and was able to get them for a lower rate which was also nice. The only thing I would say is that we bought their $10 popcorn, which wouldn't have been a huge deal if it was good, but it definitely tasted a bit stale and I wish that we had brought our own popcorn in bags or just waited and gotten something better at the festival afterwards.

I'm still thinking about the guy climbing a ladder (even upside down!) with a candelabra and then…read moreagain with a sword balanced on a dagger balancing a tray with water glasses, holding it all in his mouth! Flabbergasting. Also the gymnasts using their legs to flip and throw their partners' bodies like juggling. The trapeze guy swinging and twisting in the air up at the top of the tent completely balanced on his head. Wild. Horse acrobatics, check. More aerial work, check. Endearing slapstick from young family performers. This is the traditional circus experience I want. Better perhaps because there aren't any elephants/tigers that make you wonder about treatment. 9 year old fully engaged. 6 year old's interest did flit around a bit. Second what another said about the popcorn being a bit stale. We sat on the bleacher seats and, you know what, I love 'em--just classic popup circus experience. They were really smart to raise the tent sides at some point for cooling air flow. I want more horseback riding while jumping through flaming hoops. I want the strongman show.