Pride In The Park is Fort Collins' own gay pride even which typically happens in early June. I…read morethink it is is in it's 3rd or 4th year now... something like that. There are all kinds of performers all over Colorado that come to support this LGBT event in Fort Collins which is good! Pride In The Park is not as blatantly flamboyant as Denver's gay pride(Pridefest) which is both good and bad. Usually since Pride In The Park is typically quieter and 'under the radar' so to speak it seems to not attract much for religious protesters. That is good. The bad is that it isn't blatantly flamboyant like it should be where you are really out and proud. There is no big gay pride parade that takes place with Pride In The Park. There are multiple venues though where certain events do take place like where LGBT films events are, drink specials, etc. These venues change every year so do keep that in mind... all except the main pride event always still seems to be in Civic Center Park in Oldtown Fort Collins. I shouldn't dis Pride In The Park really. It is a pride event that Fort Collins did not have before less that ten years ago... that is a good thing! There are many non profit agencies, companies and business that show up to offer helpful information and support to the LGBT community of Fort Collins at Civic Center Park during the typical duration of the event which is about the length of a weekend. Fort Collins is a relatively gay friendly town but of course like any town there are those who wish to oppress and usually makes their religion their excuse for doing it. I remember when the gay community center opened up in Fort Collins, the Lambda Center, some 'religious' group posted graphic pictures of homosexuals in sexual positions and below these pictures it asked, 'Do you want this in you neighborhood?' Um... FYI it probably was already happening in the neighborhood! Despite these putrid and unnecessary notices from the intolerant demographic of Fort Collins, the Lambda Center has persevered and still remains in existence I am very happy to say! While Fort Collin's gay community is relatively small and gets smaller once the college students leave for the summer it is good to have an event like Pride In The Park to affirm the LGBT community of Fort Collins. However bear in mind if you want the kind of pride celebration that you see in magazines like in The Advocate or Out, you best go to Denver to celebrate being a member of the LGBT community in it's most unapologetic tone by Colorado standards. It is not entirely unfounded that some people of the LGBT demographic here in Colorado call Fort Collins, Fort Closet.

My kids absolutely loved this event. It had a bouncy house and complimentary face painting, lots of…read moregreat booths and delicious food. It was also adult friendly and had live music and local beer offerings. Honestly, we loved this low-key, relaxed, family friendly Pride! Please continue doing this event. We really appreciated it!!

Was in the Car Show, Was ran perfectly and effectively. Parade was fun along with the vendors. Only…read moresuggestion is to get more affordable for the food vendors. They have a Church booth/tent with super prices but they get busy because of the price.

Every year the Ault Fall Festival fills this tiny town to overflowing…read more The events run from Friday-Sunday every year. Adults festival is the week before Eaton's festival and two weeks before Nunn's. These three festivals full the gap between Greeley's Stampede and Cheyenne's Frontier Days.

Mike Medhurst, a local firefighter and his family are the people behind the "Greeley Grizwalds"…read morelight display. They have done a big light display every year from 1999 to present. Their house is decorated for Christmas and is ready for viewing the day after Thanksgiving through New Year's Day and the lights are turned on nightly from 5:30pm to 9:30pm Sunday through Thursday and 5:30pm to 10:00pm Fridays and Saturdays. The display is computer controlled with the lights synchronized to music every 30 minutes. The music is broadcast over a low radio transmitter. You can listen to the broadcast on your car radio on 90.3 FM while you check out the lights. I read that this year (2018) the display has over 180,000 lights. The display is amazing and is a lot of fun to visit. It's a family tradition for our family to go see the display every year.

This year, the lights up front were barley on ,it was disappointing for the lil ones who were out…read morethere to see a show. We waited over 30 mins and the lights in front barely came on. With each song it was just a few lights were going on . The lights in the back were on thankfully so the children got to see some

We went on the brewery tour in the afternoon. It was a lot of fun and we learned a bunch about the…read morebrewing process and the company. Joe, our guide, was great and very personable. My family said the beer was good and the place was very lively and fun. We went to New Belgium Brewing nearby just after leaving Odell Brewing, and our experience there wasn't nearly as good. I would recommend this brewery over New Belgium.

Nice second stop at Odell yesterday. We started with a flight, as well as splitting a can (not on…read moredraft) of the Limerado. We liked the latter enough, so we took a six-pack, priced at only $8.99, home with us. Honestly, this one may have been my favorite. As far as the flight, we both liked the Lagerado the best and each enjoyed another pint of that after finishing the flight. I also liked the Kernel Mexican lager, although we both agreed it had a bit of a weird taste. The 90 Shilling is always a safe bet. Further confirmation neither of us like pilsners, that one wasn't great, and the Old Doods stout wasn't our jam either. It was a lovely day, so we sat outdoors relatively early on a Sunday. Plenty of shady seating for us. Counter service was very friendly too. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Ft. Collins.

Great time had by all. I loved how majority of the patrons dressed in cosplay and it was great that…read moreeveryone knew my costume though it was very original. Everyone was nice from the patrons to the vendors selling their wares. I didn't take as many pictures as I was having too much fun socializing. The Festival runs from 6-8 June so one more day of festivities left. There is jousting, knight fighting, axe throwing amongst other things. ***. Some vendors do give you military discounts.

+ Free Parking + Reasonably Priced Merchandises…read more+ Friendly Merchants - Could use more vendors - Not enough shade

I highly recommend going to this in the evening, after dark, when it is a haunted maze! For kids,…read morego during the day, it really is scary. The maze was somewhat difficult. After ending up where I started numerous times and getting confused about exactly where I was, I realized they did a good job. Stop by Johnson's Corner truck stop afterwards for a cinnamon roll and cuppa.

excellent service in this speakeasy, ordered a Vieux Carre martini, it was so good, we had a light…read moresupper with the olives, a cheese board, a flat bread and a couple salads, I highly recommend!

I'm curious as to why it took the bar person a full 30 seconds to carefully carefully go over our…read moreIDs with a fine-tooth comb, over the edges and everything. My husband I are both over 30, and I don't care for the implication that we're lying about our age. On top of that, every employee there gave us the "we're tired, go away, vibes." Really terrible customer service, and for an ancient movie theatre that's about to go out of business, you might want to consider treating your customers better.