July Festivals in the Denver Area

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If you haven’t made your summer bucket list, here are some July festivals in the Denver area to consider. You’ll find arts, fireworks, and family fun.

Fourth of July Celebrations
There are lots of opportunities to celebrate Independence Day with fireworks, food and family friendly fun. Check out our guide to the top events in the Denver metro.

Cherry Creek Arts Festival (July 1-3)

The Cherry Creek Arts Festival offers a perfect opportunity to find inspiration, connect with others through art, and expand your worldview. Our annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival fills the streets of Cherry Creek North with over 250 juried artists ready to share their talent with the world. Expect plenty of live music, kids’ activities, art, information about art education, food, and more. Learn more.

Colorado Black Arts Festival (July 7-9)

Colorado Black Arts Festival proudly presents its 37th annual celebration of African American arts and culture. A Colorado experience like no other takes place in Denver’s City Park West. Learn more.

Colorado Dragon Boat Festival (July 22-23)

Join us for racing, music, food, and fun at the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival! https://www.cdbf.org/

Araphaoe County Fair (July 27-30)

Arapahoe County is hosting its Fair the last weekend of July at the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds at 25690 E. Quincy Ave., Aurora, CO 80016. The Fair is an incredible value for families looking for a full day of laughter and good wholesome fun. Visit www.arapahoecountyfair.com for more information!

Douglas County Fair (July 28 – August 6)

The Douglas County Fair and Rodeo continues to be a family tradition for the residents of Douglas County, Colorado. Highlights include 2 entertainment stages, 3 Professional Rodeos, Bull Riding, Expanded Carnival, Antique Tractor-pull, Muttin-bustin, Stick-horse Rodeo, Pancake Breakfast, and 4-H and FFA exhibits – including livestock, general projects and the Jr. Livestock Sale. Learn more.

Boots and Brews (July 29)

Following the Douglas County Fair Parade, thousands gather in Festival Park to enjoy live bands, food trucks, beer, cocktails and take a shot at their “eight-second ride” on a Mechanical Bull before they head to the Fair & Rodeo. Learn more.

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Sarah McGinnity
Sarah is owner of Denver Mom Collective and is passionate about encouraging and connecting moms - we weren't meant to do this alone! She graduated from Kansas State (Go Cats!) in journalism, worked for newspapers and for several marketing departments, and eventually got her master's in urban administration. Sarah and her husband Shea have four kids - Henry (11), Clark (8), Lucy (7) and Caroline (the dessert baby). She enjoys reading historical fiction, beating her kids at board games and traveling as much as possible.

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