I love the Parker Symphony Orchestra concerts. They really offer a wide selection of performances…read moreranging from classical to film classics to pops concert formats. Their holiday concert every year is a hit. The music of John Williams was amazing. It's the perfect night of entertainment for a date night, family night, and more. Plus, if you can't make it or can't afford seats downtown, it's a great way to experience culture right in your own backyard.

First time attending. Wow what a great performance for such an awesome value. They even have a…read moreface book page so my friends and I were able to "check in". Super fun girls night out.

It's a nice festival. Good beer, we did not eat anything, but did some shopping. It was really hot…read morethat day, but there were a bunch of tents and trees to get some shade. Plenty of play opportunity for the little ones as well. Parking can get hard to get so I suggest going early... next year that is :)

We spent close to a hundred dollars a turkey leg, Philly Sandwich, desert and to whiskeys and…read moregingerailes, parking and entry fee. In return we ate our food, heard one song, saw a couple of cloggers. Came ready to spend some money on cetic t shirts, but nothing in the 3x size and they were not celtic shirts, just sayings. The vendors were really pushing utility kilts, getting out of your time shares, a henna tatoo place and a few booths on Irish Names. No genealogy books, or real celtic stores with linnens and costumes. My advice if you want to go to a anykind fair to eat junk food you will be happy, if you want to enjoy a real Irish Festival complete with Irish Dancers, Irish Wolfhounds, buildings of shows and music save up your money and go to the Dallas Irish Festival held in the spring.

Watched a presentation of the police explorer kids graduate. The size of the auditorium was massive…read morewith comfy seats. The waiting area in the halls and main entrance was clean and nicely decorated. The sound was great and the people that worked the event were great.

Go Pios Go! If you…read moreare a lover of good hockey, then head on over to Magness and catch to National Champs! Love the smaller arena with a great student section. There isn't a bad seat in the house. Plenty of campus parking. Easy in and out. Lots of food and drink options (but they are pricey). Love it!

The parking was easy to find, the earlier you arrive the easier it is when the event concludes; we…read moreused the lot on Buchtel across University and the first 40 minutes in the car after was complete standstill, hence not quite 5 stars. The arena is clean and feels safe. There really is not a bad seat in the whole place, literally every seat has a great view. Plenty of quality concessions, and a comfortable cool, not cold, ambient temperature. Great value, good for hockey fans of all ages. Great atmosphere to watch great hockey, Go Pioneers!!

After a short stint, karaoke is back at Signature's on Fridays. The set up is newer and an…read moreimprovement and the smaller crowd is enthusiastic.

I was there July 11 2009 and the band called Wastin Daylight was playing that was really high…read morequailty. Two women singers Heather Dubin and Naomi Brady really hit the high notes. The rest of the band had choir singing and the guitar playing was awesome. The service was good and I even played some pool with a buddy of mine.

We were among the lucky ones who attended the Rocky Mountain Airshow on May 30, 2015. Although we…read morearrived early, Quincy Road was already jammed. And it took a full hour just to park the car and get transported to the entrance gate. I noticed, with some alarm, the crowd just behind us was growing rapidly. How would all these people fit? But we had arrived early enough to actually get in, and found a good place to watch the aerial show, which had already begun. We had no idea how bad of a fiasco this would turn into later in the day. The aerial shows were amazing to watch. Early on were some 'daredevil' acts with planes flying sideways, straight up, and doing big circles in the sky. About 12:30PM the US Air Force Thunderbirds arrived and were amazing to watch. Their flying skills are just astounding and we loved it when they raced by breaking the sound barrier. The louder the better! Following the Thunderbirds were some vintage aircraft that were more sedate, but were fun to watch. On paper it must have seemed like a good idea to have this event at Aurora Reservoir. The view of the planes was excellent, and we could sit fairly close to the water and catch a cool breeze. However, the site's lack of amenities and limited access almost proved disastrous. Just one narrow road was open to get in and out. Considering over 20,000 people were there that day, how did they ever think they could pull this off? Also, there weren't enough Porta Potties, and they ran out of water to wash your hands. Thirsty? I didn't see any water fountains. You had to buy tickets and then use them to buy high-priced refreshments. Luckily we brought some beverages with us, but not enough for a whole day. And we didn't see any First Aid Station or Information booth either. To top it off, the static displays were sparse and not worth waiting in line for. Because the place was so crowded we packed-up at 2:30PM to 'beat the crowd'. Hah! The line to catch the shuttle buses to the parking lot was massive. The parking lots were completely jammed with cars trying to get out. No one was moving! We could see some vehicles slowly inching their way out, but it was just a 1-lane road with several thousand cars. If some type of emergency event had occurred, it could have been a real disaster. It took 2 full hours to move about 100 yards to the exit. On the way home we heard on the news how thousands of people were turned away at the gate or were so trapped in heavy traffic they missed the whole airshow. I'll give the Rocky Mountain Airshow 3 stars because we really had fun. But it's obvious the event was poorly planned and lacked many of basic amenities you expect when paying $25+tax for an event. And it's a shame so many people who were excited about the event missed the whole thing.

Went to go see the Flying Dutchman with Opera Colorado. Wonderful experience and loved the opera…read more The cast was so talented. Definitely want to go see another one! The drinks were expensive which is my only complaint really but I'm glad you can take them into the theater. Highly recommend!

Opera Colorado really does opera well I saw La Traviata in…read moreNov 2018 and was so impressed with their singers in all the leading roles especially Violetta. I hope they bring her back again for another opera

This was the 10th annual celebration of this event and it's getting bigger each year. The event…read morebenefits the six Mountain Area Fire Departments and the Blue Spruce Kiwanis Foundation. This year's Evergreen Chile Festival was cool and hot. Not a lot of chile heat but quite a bit of sun and there was some cool music and all the contestants were cool. Now the chili? Of the 42 samples (out of the 132 entries!) I tried (I couldn't eat one more because I was stuffed!. Woulda killed me.) Actually call me prejudiced but after I made it down the first of two aisles of contestants, I started looking for Mexicans or Latinos manning the stoves (I think there might have been 2 or 3). I needed a real chile verde fix! Of all those samples, I think maybe 3 or 4 were bowl worthy. The rest uhhhh were not my cup o' chile. Still fun though! And I'm a fan of the event.

always have fun trying all kinds of yummy chili. One year I will compete!read more