Annual Three Day Festival! Clear your calendar for an awesome weekend September 11-13, 2026 --…read moreFriday, Saturday, Sunday in Denver, Colorado, with awesome pinball and classic arcade games to play for free with admission. Play a huge game list and variety of themes -- No Quarters Needed. Play, buy, sell, mod, repair, tournament, learn, meetup, and have fun. Game on!

OMG, if you don't go at least once and, you love pinball, this is your annual spot! Free play,…read moretrivia, multiple rooms and cool merch. Some macines wentout of service but, there are so many, coupled with the room full of older consoles, that it's unnoticeable. The food is typical snacks but, enough to fuel you up .

Best pumpkin patch in Colorado! We had the best time and will be back! I recommend buying tickets…read morein advance online because you get in faster! What is great is you can use the tickets for any day the whole season so you don't have to pick a day to go and worry about needing to change the day! Super convenient and the price is good! We paid for the basic entry ticket and nothing extra and it was worth it! So much is included you don't need to worry about not being able to do anything! We were there for 4hrs and didn't even do all the things we could have. We ate lunch there, the food was expensive but that's common nowadays. I got the pulled pork sandwich and it was delicious! So don't worry about not liking the food, it's well prepared and tons of options. We also got a coffee and it tasted good too! They really have it all! My favorite part was the mutin-busting, they made it so fun! The corn maze was a close second, it's not too hard and fun! This place is super kid friendly and the price is worth all the fun you get to enjoy! Also they out wood chips on the ground everywhere so you don't need to worry about mud! We will be back!

By far, one of the funner pumpkin patches that I've taken my kids to over the course of their 13…read moreyears. The pumpkin patch itself is not nearly as big or cool as some of the others, and the corn maze was only about waist high, but the overall experience Was way more enjoyable here. Pig races were a blast. Food was really decent stadium food quality overall great experience highly recommend if Ryan had kids I think he would bring him here.

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!!!

Total joke in my opinion. Long line to get in. Crowded and the art quality is very low across…read moreeverywhere we browsed. We regret buying a couple of pieces two years ago (even at the old $100 max price). It was clear after we attended this event at Arapahoe Community College, that this is a total joke and basically a scam. Mediocre art selection with an uncomfortable frenzy of dumb people trying to get at the best pieces when they open. Lousy food truck options to boot. Here is your caveat. Hopefully it will save you wasted money and aggravation.

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.

This is my 3rd Denver beer fest. I first hit the Denver Brew at the Zoo (top notch) and then the…read moreGreat American Beer Fest (amazing). The south denver beer fest is the most reasonable priced of the 3. I was able to score tickets for $20 though general admission is typically $40. They also had a VIP tent, with liquors/cheese/and chocolate (but I can't review it - we did base) The place is 90% Colorado beers, and that can serve you just fine. Avery, Breck, Wits end, boulder brew, the list goes on (3 tents full). Some of the standouts - a Colorado Cider Company Lemon Grass cider . . .Paradox brewing barrel aged sour AND IPA. This event has one more day, score a ticket and go. Its fun. . .though get a designated driver . . .

We had such a blast at the South Denver Beer Festival! This is the first beer fest that I have been…read moreto in Denver that was NOT oversold! Gorgeous day in the park overlooking the lake. Plenty of room to move and hang out with friends. Parking was easy, bathrooms were never a problem, and generally the clientele was well behaved! I also enjoyed the live music and various contests and raffles throughout the afternoon! In addition to three large tents full of beer, there were also a handful of tasty food trucks (pizza, tacos, ice cream, etc) to counter the liquid calories. I had purchased VIP tickets through LivingSocial, which was totally the way to go. VIP got you in an hour earlier and access to the distillery tent where they were pouring delicious local spirits, experimenting with some cocktail combinations, and also had a VIP-only BBQ tent that was handing out free samples. Really looking forward to this one next year! Keep it classy Littleton!

90 years ago is when it all started. I was so glad to be a part of it, being in the parade was so…read moremuch fun. I joined the BEGA sister city program which is Bega, Australia sister city to Littleton, Colorado(this sister city relationship started 57 years ago). There were floats (BEGA/Littleton got first place), live animals, music, bands, vintage cars and trucks, fire trucks, police on horses, dancing horses, Westerners, local business and at least 20 different high school bands and athletic groups. After the parade you could shop, eat and browse around the booth on the streets or local, boutique and restaurants. A great way to celebrate and I definitely WOULD recommend going next year.

From the owner: Western Welcome Week "Celebrating Community", is an annual festival in Littleton, Colorado with…read moreover 40 events in 10 days, August 7-16, 2015. With concerts, fireworks, parades, arts & crafts festival, BBQ's, pancake breakfast, trivia, entertainment, Taste of WWW with wine, beer and food from local restaurants, art exhibits, 5k, used book sale, fishing derby, stick horse stampede, swing dance, and more!

Years ago, this festival was a lot of fun. They had lots of craft and art vendors, dog adoptions,…read moreand a dog frisbee competition. Now, it's all commercial vendors, politicians, and artists who didn't know what a dull festival it was before the paid their dues. This year, there was a "beer garden" with 5 or so booths. The vendor section is a fraction of its former size, with fewer than 30 vendors (all but about 5 commercial stuff like windows, politicians and the like). I once volunteered my services and was brushed off easily by one of the men running it (I believe it's run entirely by men). I started wondering if they pocket whatever money they make for running it rather than making any effort to improve it. If it were up to me, I'd figure out a way to chase away the commercial vendors, attract more local artisans and food vendors, and create a theme instead of having a bunch of bouncy stuff for kids to play on, a car show (which is the only cool perk now), and lots of vendors nobody wants to talk to.

This festival is ok if you have nothing else going on. We went on opening night and they had…read moredecent live music, but bleh food options. The reason we settled on three stars was because of the location. Scenery is beautiful.