The main event, with more than 100 lighted floats, starts at 5 p. and will last a little more than an hour. Nearly 100 Telluride Ski Area employees can be seen from town as they ski down Coonskin to Telluride Trail and into town with glowing torches. There is also a kids' race with doctors joining from Primary Care Partners, who present this event. The competitions are held over several days. "There will be more lights than ever, and it's free to go. For those who aren't prepared to retire the bike for the winter season, it's possible to enjoy many of the mountain biking trails year-round as well. Five performances take place between Dec. 20-22 at The Robinson Theatre at Colorado Mesa University, Absolute Dance brings the beloved classic to life with thrilling choreography, dazzling costumes, a cast of 80 local performers, and professional guest artists, including local magician Danny Baker. December 22, 2018 at 6 p. m. Head to Alamosa for the Inaugural Round-up Rudolph 5K at 3 p. and stay for the Christmas Lights Parade that takes place at 6 p. You're encouraged to dress up and run, walk or stroll for lots of Christmas holiday joy! Festival of Lights Parade – Colorado Springs. Past film categories have included documentary, narrative, animation and music, family-friendly, student films, and best of show. Attendees can camp right on the grounds. Denver Parade of Lights – Denver.
There are awards for the fastest combined 5K time for a male and female participant, the fastest time for a runner and their dog, and the fastest combined 5K for a runner older than 18 years old with a runner younger than 18 years old. County Christmas: Parade of Lights – Town of Holyoke. The Santa Cause Run is an annual 5K race held at Las Colonias Amphitheater. It is the most wonderful time of the year! Grand Enduro Mountain Bike Race is a challenging bike race in and around Grand Junction's Lunch Loop trail system. There is a wide variety of entertainment, including live music performances, equestrian shows, aerial arts, and monster trucks. In addition to the tree, the festive lights down Main Street are lit up as well to welcome the holidays.
Participation is limited to the first 120 entries. December 4, 2018 from 5 p. m. 'Tis the season to be merry and bright in Aurora. Readers around Glenwood Springs and Garfield County make the Post Independent's work possible. November 30, 2018 starting at 6 p. m. Floats with the sound of holiday music will be passing through Harrison Avenue as the Clauses make their way to the Lake County Courthouse. Join Dance Works Studio on Saturday, December 4th, 2021 for the annual Parade of Lights in downtown Grand Junction! Time for celebration, a time for joy. Candlelight Walk – Littleton. The website lists nearby hotels, rules, course detail, and other things to know. The Downtown Art Festival celebrates everything art and Grand Junction's Creative District. The tree lighting will be in downtown at the intersection of Rose and 6th Streets (Strousse Park) at approximately 5:15 p. Stick around for a special reading of "The Night Before Christmas" at Hamill House.
The parade ran from 5 p. m. to 7 p. There was a variety of floats. This year's theme is "Christmas on the Silver Screen. " Main Street is closed down for this one-day event in the afternoon. All parade entries are required to be decorated from top to bottom with holiday lights. To learn more about the Parade of Lights, click here. The event is hosted by the Grand Junction Parks & Recreation Department and Kiwanis to raise money for inclusive playground equipment. Leadville Parade of Lights – Leadville. Please check your email for further instructions. December 24, 2018 starting at 6:30 p. m. If you want a unique holiday lighting experience, head down to Telluride for the Christmas eve torchlight parade. All rights reserved. There will be live music, dance performances, face painting, live reindeer, hot chocolate and snacks, a special visit from Santa Claus at around 5:45 p. m., story telling with Mrs. Claus, and much more. There will be live music and holiday entertainment throughout the evening.
Grand Junction is home to great places to bike, hike, and camp. Grand Junction had their annual Parade of Lights down Main Street this evening. Coming up this Saturday is the biggest parade of the year in the Western Slope. Festivities start at the end of November and continue through the New Year – here's how travelers can enjoy the holidays in Grand Junction. COST: Free; bring chairs and blankets. Late registration fee is $30 from December 1 through 2. Nestled between the alpine peaks of the Rocky Mountains and the countless monoliths and canyons of the Colorado Plateau, Grand Junction is a stellar location for experienced and first-time rock climbers alike. Lakewood Lights – Lakewood.
Western Colorado Senior Games. Please contact the Downtown Holland office at 616. Following the sing-a-long, the Mayor, along with the Town Council will count down to the Town Tree and Grand Park Lighting. There will be a lights and ice winter festival in Civic Center Park, hot chocolate, cold adult beverages, a Yellow Snow Dog Race and food trucks. Grand Junction & Palisade host Parade of Lights celebrations this weekend.
Alamosa Parade of Lights – Alamosa. The Best of the West Music Festival is a multi-day event featuring hundreds of high school musicians. The historic downtown provides plenty of places to enjoy art, shopping, and delicious food and drink. Witness the lighting of Denver's Union Station as well as the station's brand new 40-foot tall outdoor Christmas tree. The holiday cheer doesn't just end there - witness the launching of the Denver Union Station Holiday Market with the Denver Flea. "The Parade Of Lights".
This year's parade is themed "Peddling Into The Holidays" and will be a sight for all who attend! The multi-day event features a variety of visual and performance art. Remember the downtown area parking is free over the holidays, and there is a wonderful parking garage located at 4th and Rood. December 9, 2018 from 5 p. to 6 p. m. This festive, family-friendly event is held in the courtyard at The Little Nell in Aspen. Here's some pictures from the evening….
Here's how you get registered. You'll also get a chance to spin the dreidel to get coin-shaped chocolate gelt and take a photo with Santa Claus and craft an ornament to commemorate the beginning of the holiday season. The parade will pass from the Mesa Junction down Union Avenue to Main Street, then west to end at 6th and Court. Afterward, head to Lincoln Park for the lighting of the trees and stay for more holiday goodies and visits from Santa Claus himself!