Everyone knows Denver’s big Labor Day event is the Taste of Colorado. But if you’re looking for some different – and less crowded ways – to celebrate Labor Day Weekend in Denver, we’ve picked five events you may not know about to help you decide what to do. Wanna go beyond Denver this Labor Day weekend? We’ve also provided five what to do ideas outside of Denver, including Summit County, Boulder and Colorado Springs.
Unique Ways to Spend Labor Day Weekend in Denver
What
The Second Annual Givetoberfest, presented by the Neir Team, invites you to come dressed in your lederhosen and drindls and dance to “Rick Borger and the Average German Band.” The event features Oktoberfest brews, as well as a full bar with wine, spirits and non-alcoholic beverages. German food on the menu includes brats, spaetzel, pretzels and more. Other activities include stein hosting and costume contests. Kids will love the dancing, face painters and balloon artists.
When
Saturday, September 21, 2019 from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Where
The Hangar @ Stanley Marketplace, 2501 Dallas St, Aurora, CO 80010
Why
To raise money for public schools as Colorado ranks...
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WHAT TO DO IN NORTHEAST DENVER AUGUST 2-4
Friday, August 2:
