The Parker Oktoberfest is a great little fair right in the heart of downtown Parker next to…read moreH2O'Brian. Claire C and I bought living social vouchers for a pint glass and 2 refills with a serving of hot German fries. We were both pleasantly supposed that the beer was Paulaner a real German beer. They had a Marzen, a blond and a heff. I'm not a huge fan of a beer that tastes of banana so I only tried the blond and Marzen and they were both delish. I'm a particular fan of the Marzen. The whole place is pretty small there are about 30 booths or so with different types of stuff from Steins to insurance and crossfit/yoga studio. There was a decent sized tent where bands and dancers were putting on a show. Honestly though I think the tent could have been a good 1/3 larger. There just wasn't enough room. I think to gain a 5th star the Oktoberfest could add some more activities. Maybe some games or a Ferris wheel. Just some more stuff to do in general. Great little event here in Parker.

A VERY LONG LINE FOR PORTA POTTIES!!! People are drinking beer Parker! You need to have a lot more…read more(felt very sorry for the little ones who had to go and wait in that long line!!!) There were several already out of service at 6, due to overflowing with CRAP! And there is still Sunday afternoon to go! YIKES!!! No water or soap to wash hands either!!!! There was just truck food and not much for Germain food!!!

We attempted to go on Saturday 10/24. There was a very long line to get in but we decided to try…read moreit. Here's the main problem. We are still very much in a pandemic. People were standing way too close in line. Many people did not have masks. My husband asked a maskless- family behind us in line to step back because they were way too close. While waiting in line, we saw a "wagon ride" go by. They were packed in and a lot were not wearing masks. There were way too many people in the actual very small "farm." If you care about your health and the health of others, do not go here during Covid. They clearly do not enforce any sort of mask mandate. We ended up leaving before we got in because we did not feel safe.

What an incredible little farm! With the price of admission, you get a free mini pumpkin or gourd!…read moreThey have a petting zoo and hay rides of the farm! What a great experience!

I go bowling here often! Kennedy always makes our experience wonderful every time we see her. She…read moreis helpful, friendly, and always willing to lend a helping hand. Love her!

Twice this year we had birthday parties here. It was great fun for all who attended…read more Plenty of things to do and so worth getting the birthday room package even if you dont have enough kids...why? Because the wrist bands that come with the birthday package can be used at a different time if they arent activated the day of the party. We GoKart'd, Laser Tagged, Hung out in the airel course, played some games inside. Never made it to bowling but you could:) Teenage boys had a full 4 hours of running around and I am sure we will do it again next year. If you ask nice they will even let you have your party time in the room at the end of your stay. This was super helpful as the boys got out their energy and were ready for Pizza and Cake before going home. Also, no upset tummies to keep them from enjoying the outdoor activities.

My band Stone Cold revival has played there twice. The last time we played there was July 3 for…read moretheir redneck party and we had an absolute blast. They are great people. They had a barbecue outside and they served all kinds of food. That was really good. My hats off to Ralph, Leanne and the rest of the folks that work there..

Recently had my first visit to The Studio to attend Game Show Night with Rion Evans. The ticketed…read moreevent was really fun too! Most attendees had a chance to play games like Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, and Elimination. Rion Evans is a fun host and the event was very entertaining. Definitely recommend this event. The night we went, the place was packed. Our girls group of 10 squeezed into a table meant for 6 so it was definitely cramped. Every table was occupied but despite the crowd, the staff was attentive and kept up with our orders. I only ordered one drink and my tab was close to $20, which to me is a bit pricey (no happy hour). The Studio does offer a good variety of bevvy choices and a limited menu (I did not order any food but the other ladies did say the sandwiches were good). Will have to give the menu a try next time.

I always come in to have drinks at this place and it's a great venue to come hang out and have some…read moredrinks. The bartender was super sweet and nice. Loved her attentiveness and making sure we were doing ok. The concerts must be crazy here because the stage is lit up and huge. A must go when in Parker !!!

This is a place to go to for sure if you love live music, good vibes and good food. Did I forget…read moreto mention the great service??? I will be back!

This beautifully restored building was originally opened in 1915 as the Parker Schoolhouse, then in…read more1967 was taken over by Parker United Methodist Church which built the annex in 1978. It was acquired by the Town of Parker in 1995 to use as a community center. A recent $3 million renovation has restored the historic portion of the building to immaculate condition and completely revamped the newer annex section. The complex includes an event room, meetings rooms, a dance studio, a 200-seat theater, an art gallery curated by the Parker Artist Guild, and an historical museum managed by the Parker Area Historical Society. The facility hosts community arts events and classes in theater, dance, music, and visual arts. The theater lobby now has a large concession area with new bathrooms and much more space and the theater has new seats and risers for much-improved sight lines. The theater is also now fully ADA-compliant. The renovations have been extremely well-done. The new theater lobby is spacious and has a well-designed concession area. There's lots of room for the art gallery and for the little historical museum off to one side. The original Schoolhouse section maintains lots of original woodwork and has been opened up to show the original layout. There are lots of spaces for classes and meetings. The Schoolhouse is right in the middle of historic Parker with lots of shops and restaurants a short stroll away. It is a great adjunct to the larger PACE Center which is a couple of blocks down the street on the edge of the historic district.

The performances are great. We just saw The Addams Family and loved it…read more My only complaint is the seats aren't very comfortable. The whole family struggled to get comfortable, even the 7 year old! If you are a larger person I can't imagine the siesta are comfortable at all. Still worth a visit to see a show!

Well, I've been there twice now. I guess I try to get there at least once a year! It's not exactly…read moreclose but not super far either since I live in the Denver metro area. I LOVE this market so much. I got flowers that bloomed for 3 weeks last time and some Thai sausage, fresh cheese curds from Wisconsin, some cute earrings, SQUASH BLOSSOMS which were SO delicious, and some other veggies! Bring a cooler bag with you for the frozen prepared food you'll pick up for the week! Bring something to bring the flowers home in if you're traveling a ways!

This is my first time visiting the parker farmers market, but not my last! Located right in…read moredowntown parker, the street has blocks of vendors that they close the street down for. Lots of awesome vendors with tons of variety! It will be impossible to leave empty handed! The farmer's market was pretty crowded. I parked at the PACE center and had no problem getting a spot there.

Stopped by to use their tidy picnic area and enjoyed watching the horses exercise. A great family…read morespot with a playground and clean facilities.

This is more of a review of the awesome event. Douglas County PrideFest was held here. As the…read moreparent of an LGBTQIA child and an ally I'm always concerned about the safety of the community. Last year's event was interrupted by intolerant protesters. Not this year! Parker PD was at the field in full force with snipers and rovers on foot and in vehicles. Thank you to Parker PD. The various booths were informative and fun. My only complaint for the whole event was the amount of grasshoppers and occasional pile of horse poo that you'd come across. But it is an equestrian park so I expected the poo. As for the grasshoppers, they ended up on and in everything. A day later and I was still finding them in my car.