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Fun Things To Do This Month! | |||
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| Bike In Cinema ~ Fort Collins | |||
 September 2, 9 & 16You are encouraged to trade in your cars for bikes and head to the brewery where you can sit on the front lawn, sip a beer and see a movie. Bring a blanket or chair. All beer sales benefit nonprofit partners at Wolverine Farm Publishing and Bicycle Fort Collins. Movies start at dusk. Sept 2 Easy Rider Sept 9 Clips of Faith Sept 16 The Hangover | |||
| Tour de Fat ~ Fort Collins | |||
 September 4, 20109:00 AM - 4:00 PM New Belgium Brewery Mothership The schedule has not yet been finalized, however, the general schedule tends to be... 9:00 a.m. - Bike Parade Registration 10:00 a.m. - Bike Parade 11:00 a.m. Performances Begin 1:30 p.m. - Funeral procession for the car belonging to the Car-for-Bike Trade volunteer 3:30 p.m. - Car-for-Bike Trade Celebration 4:00 p.m. - Curtain Closes | |||
| Homegrown Fort Collins ~ Fort Collins | |||
 September 10-26, 2010Celebrating Local Food & Our Agricultural Roots Location: Downtown Website: www.beetstreet.org This is a month long celebration of our local food and agricultural roots. It introduces our community to the local farming and agricultural community and creates connections between the Northern Colorado public, our local growers and our fine chefs and restaurants in the following ways: - Adventures in Food, a ticketed event in the historic Masonic Temple. - Downtown Tasting Tours - Chef's Table - Battle of the Burners: Well know chefs compete - Free Educational opportunities. | |||
| A Night On The Town ~ Loveland | |||
 September 10, 2010Downtown Loveland 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Year round event where the downtown Loveland galleries, shops and restaurants invite people in for featured artist's receptions, live music, and an overall block party like atmosphere for a night of art, shopping and dining. 2nd Friday of every month! | |||
| Peace in the Park ~ Loveland | |||
 SSeptember 11, 20104th Annual Peace in the Park Location: Foote Lagoon in Downtown Loveland Time:12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Festival will offer activities, entertainment, information and opportunities to make connections with people and groups who have come together to support peace and justice. | |||
| The Economy: The Musical ~ Loveland | |||
 September 10-11, 2010After its sold-out spring performance, this popular comedy group is back for a return engagement. Enjoy an evening of laughter and song as the Moonlighting Teachers troupe takes a quirky look at the state of the economy—and pokes fun at the world of education and modern life in general. With original songs, skits, music, and dance, the group provides a fast-moving, fun-filled show featuring new material as well as fan favorites. Tickets: $15, $12 groups of 10 or more | |||
| Slammin' @ Your Place ~ Greeley | |||
 September 4, 2010Time: 7:00-9:00pm Location: Your Place Coffee Shop Hey all you slammers, join us at Your Place Coffee Shop, 2308 W 17th Street, Greeley, for some poetry slammin'. Enjoy a cup o' joe or hug the mike. It's all about the performance. 7-9 pm. Sponsored by the High Plains Library District and Your Place Coffee Shop. | |||
| Potato Day Festival ~ Greeley | |||
 September 11, 2010Time: 10:00am-4:00pm Location: Centennial Village Museum Everyone will enjoy a full day of living history demonstrations, toe-tapping musical entertainment, kids' activities and even a free baked potato with each admission. Come and enjoy this major fundraiser sponsored by the Friends of the Greeley Museums. | |||
| Oktoberfest 2010 ~ Greeley | |||
 September 24-25, 2010Oktoberfest is family-friendly event where you can enjoy regionally popular German food, local polka bands, a large variety of brews, and a great children's area. You can even find shopping with a variety of vendor booths. Oktoberfest is held in historic Lincoln Park at 8th Street and 9th Avenue. Admission is FREE! Greeley's Oktoberfest is presented by the Downtown Development Authority and sponsored by the City of Greeley, along with a host of other sponsors who make this event possible. The majority of the proceeds from the event go the Downtown Development Authority, whose mission is to promote the economic redevelopment of the Greeley central business district. A portion of the proceeds from the children's area gets donated to the Greeley Transitional House. | |||
| Mud Volleyball Tournament ~ Windsor | |||
 September 4, 2010Location: 801 Diamond Valley Drive, Windsor, CO 80550 Contact: (970) 674-3500 Cost: $120/team (includes up to 10-T-shirts) Get down and dirty with the Windsor Parks and Recreation Department for the 10th annual Mud Volleyball Tournament on Labor Day weekend! Register at the Windsor Community Recreation Center, 250 N. 11th Street, by phone at (970) 674-3500! Divisions: Adults 16+ Youth 15& under Check-in: 8:00 am | |||
| Windsor Harvest Festival ~ Windsor | |||
 September 4-6, 2010Come to the 89th Annual Windsor Harvest Festival! This year's festival kicks off at 7 am, Saturday, September 4th with a Balloon Festival at Eastman Park (weather permitting), then feed your hunger with the Town Barbeque at Boardwalk Park, 100 N. 5th Street, beginning at 4:00 p.m. (All proceeds will benefit the After Prom Committee.) The Concert will follow the Barbeque at Boardwalk Park featuring Nightown. The night will wrap up with a great Fireworks display over Windsor Lake. The activities will switch to Main Park on Sunday and Monday where there will be close to 200 Arts and Crafts and Commercial Booths as well as a great selection of Food Vendors. There will be great music and demonstrations coming from the Entertainment Stage in the park along with plenty of rides and games for the kids! The parade on Monday promises to be as great as always. http://windsorharvestfest.com/ | |||
| Windsor Business Expo ~ Windsor | |||
 September 21, 2010Location: Community Recreation Center Time: 2:00 pm to 7:00 pm Making New Contacts Beyond Belief Exceptional opportunity to showcase your products and services to the Windsor Community. Over 1,000 people attended last year! Sales Promotions Networking Partnerships Leadership | |||
| Oliver ~ Johnstown | |||
 August 27-October 24, 2010Playing at the Candlelight Dinner Theatre! Website: http://www.coloradocandlelight.com/season.html Candlelight Dinner Playhouse proudly presents the Tony Award-winning "Oliver!", based on the novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. Villaninous, charming, wily and endearing characters abound in this family classic full of hummable songs. Will warm the hearts of your entire family!! Oliver plays Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Dinner and show prices start at just $45.50 for adults/$29.50 for students 18 and under. | |||
| Farmer's Market ~ Johnstown | |||
 Every Friday in September!5:00pm - 8:00pm Farmer's Market in Johnstown will feature fresh locally-grown produce, food, crafts, and entertainment. Come enjoy the festive atmosphere. | |||
| Pirate Storytime ~ Johnstown | |||
 September 13, 2010Time: 9:30am - 10:15am Location: Glen A Jones MD Memorial Library Ms Kristi returns to storytime with Pirate fun for all! Where your pirate garb and join us for stories, pirate games and treasure maps! | |||
| Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show ~ Estes Park | |||
 September 4-6, 2010Saturday and Sunday: 9 am to 5 pm. Monday from 9 am to 3 pmon: Bond Park More than 100 booths feature a variety of hand-crafted goods during the Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show, a traditional Labor Day weekend event in Bond Park. The show on September 4, 5, and 6 includes paintings and drawings, jewelry, metal work, clothing and tapestry bags, gourmet pantry items, home decor, wood carvings, doll clothes and toys, pottery, glass and more. It is a weekend that promises a fun day of unique shopping in Bond Park and throughout the adjacent downtown area. The Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show is sponsored by the Estes Valley Sunrise Rotary Club. | |||
| Scottish Irish Highland Festival ~ Estes Park | |||
 September 9-12, 2010Location: Stanley Park The Heritage Festival represents a celebration of the important history of Estes Park in a manner in which both citizens of the Valley and visitors of all ages can enjoy and participate in the goals of the festival. Musical events on stage go through each day, surrounded by heritage demonstrations, crafts, a petting zoo, Stanley Steam car rides, wagon rides from MacGregor Ranch; all celebrating the history of the Estes Valley. | |||
| Autumn Gold - A Festival of Bands, Brats 'n Beer ~ Estes Park | |||
 September 25-26, 2010Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Location: Bond Park Hear great music and enjoy the treats. It's an annual event heralding golden sights and sounds from a series of bands. Cost: FREE | |||
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