As the holiday season arrives, Northern Colorado and Colliers Hill transform into a winter wonderland of twinkling lights, festive parades, and cherished traditions. From dazzling light displays and European-style Christmas markets to tree lighting ceremonies, horse-drawn carriage rides, and performances like Handel’s Messiah, these heartwarming events capture the joy and magic that make this season unforgettable.
As the holiday season begins, Northern Colorado comes alive with community gatherings, heartfelt traditions, and festive celebrations that bring neighbors together. From Thanksgiving turkey trots and compassionate feasts to enchanting holiday markets and tree lighting ceremonies, there’s no better time to experience the warmth, connection, and joyful spirit that define this special time of year.
Northern Colorado comes alive in October with Halloween magic around every corner — from eerie races and festive parades to pumpkin decorating and trunk-or-treats galore. Join the fun at Longmont’s Spooky Village, Erie’s Boo! on Briggs Street, and Firestone’s Halloween Safe Night, or dance the night away at Dickens Opera House during the Dance to the 80s! concert. With costume parades, candy hunts, and even haunted movie nights, it’s a season made for cozy sweaters, cider donuts, and all the spooky fun you can handle.
Northern Colorado comes alive in October with pumpkin patches, harvest feasts, art walks, and Halloween thrills. From Longmont’s Day of the Dead Family Celebration and Applefest at Ya Ya Farm to Broomfield’s craft fairs and spooky kid-friendly adventures, there’s something for everyone to enjoy as the leaves turn. It’s a season for cozy sweaters, cider donuts, and all the Halloween fun!
Northern Colorado shines in the fall with parades, concerts, festivals, and family fun — from Erie’s Brewfest and Thornton’s Harvest Fest to Boulder’s Pearl Street Stampede and Lafayette’s Mini-Con. It’s the perfect time to enjoy crisp days, cozy nights, and the spirit of community. At Colliers Hill in Erie, you’ll find that same connection and celebration right at home.
The middle of September may mark summer’s end, but Northern Colorado fall fun is just getting started. From Broomfield Days and Erie Biscuit Day to Longmont Oktoberfest and Northglenn Pirate Fest, the season is packed with parades, festivals, and outdoor concerts. Add in art walks, birding, and family storytimes, and you’ve got the perfect way to welcome fall in Colorado’s golden season.
Labor Day weekend and beyond bring plenty of family fun, from the Erie Air Fair with flight demos and live music to the Niwot Honey Bee Harvest Festival buzzing with tastings, kids’ activities, and artisan vendors. Stroll the Longmont Farmers Market, join a morning nature walk in Broomfield, or dance the night away at Rhythm at Roosevelt in Longmont. With outdoor concerts, festivals, and hometown traditions filling the calendar, Northern Colorado is the perfect place to celebrate summer’s grand finale
Make the most of the last golden days of summer near Colliers Hill and Erie with festivals, music, and hometown fun. Catch live tunes at Music at McIntosh Lake, Erie’s Concert in the Park, or the Denver International Festival. Savor the season at the Lafayette Peach Festival, Peach Fest at the Orchard Farmers Market, or the Salsa Tasting at Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch. From Pollinator Palooza to farm visits, there are plenty of ways to celebrate and soak up warm summer nights.
Looking for exciting ways to soak up the season near Colliers Hill and Erie? July brings the perfect mix of sun-soaked celebrations and community connection — from star-spangled Independence Day events to open-air concerts all month long. Catch the Erie Fireworks Show lighting up the night, groove to live tunes at Brighton’s Stars & Stripes Celebration, or spend a warm evening at a neighborhood BBQ with music and mountain views. Whether it’s parades, picnics, or porch-front dancing, summer near the Front Range is made for memory-making.
As Memorial Day weekend approaches, Northern Colorado comes alive with vibrant festivals, farmers markets, and community celebrations. From honoring those who served to welcoming the start of summer with live music, outdoor adventures, and family-friendly fun, there’s no shortage of ways to spend the long weekend. Whether you’re exploring local makers, dancing in the sunshine, or enjoying a nostalgic small-town parade, these events are the perfect kickoff to a season of connection and celebration.
Three miles west of I-25 at exit 232 (Erie Parkway). Just 20 minutes from downtown Boulder and 25 minutes from downtown Denver.
