There is just something magical about the holiday season in Denver, Colorado. Denver is simply a wonderful place to spend the holidays with its crisp mountain air and brilliant white snow.

Over the next few weeks, the entire Denver metro area will begin to light up for the holidays. Don’t miss some of the of the Denver metro area’s most cherished traditional holiday celebrations. There is just something magical about the holiday season in Denver, Colorado. Denver is simply a wonderful place to spend the holidays with its crisp mountain air and brilliant white snow.

Denver

Downtown Denver Holiday Lights
November 23rd ~ 6:30pm
Beautiful magical holiday displays will light up multiple Downtown Denver locations including the City and County of Denver, Larimer Square, Denver Pavilions, the 16th Street Mall and Union Station.

Parade of Lights
November 30th ~ 8:00pm
December 1st – 6:00pm
The Parade of Lights is a longstanding Denver tradition complete with dazzling floats and a variety of giant balloon characters.

Littleton

2007 Candlelight Walk
Downtown Littleton
November 23rd
Littleton will celebrate the holiday season with many activities including illuminating the trees on Mainstreet, caroling and a visit from Santa himself!

Parker

Town of Parker Tree Lighting
O’Brien Park in Downtown Parker
November 23rd ~ 5:00pm

Christmas Carriage Parade
December 8th ~ 2pm
Parker’s small-town charm truly shines during the holiday season. The parade offers the perfect way to tap into the nostalgic side of the holiday season as you view horse-drawn carriages.

Castle Rock

Town of Castle Rock Star Lighting
November 17th ~ 5:00pm
Old Courthouse Building on Wilcox Street in Castle Rock

Englewood

Englewood Shines!
December 1st ~ 4:00pm
Englewood Civic Center
Enjoy a traditional holiday celebration complete with a tree lighting ceremony, holiday music and a visit from Santa.

For more information on spending the holiday season in Denver, Colorado, please contact TeamCox Realtors. TeamCox wishes you a happy and blessed holiday season!

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