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Corn Maze Sept. 10 through Oct. 31, Pumpkin Fest Oct. 9-10 at Chatfield
Just like the song says: "The corn is as high as an elephant’s eye" at the Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield's annual maze. Enjoy a sunny fall day outdoors with a bit of a mental challenge—adults have as much fun as the kids trying to navigate their way from start to finish. On Oct. 9-10, you can also pick out the perfect jack-o-lantern at family-friendly Pumpkin Fest.
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A Taste of Colorado celebrates summer Sept. 3-6
Since 1983, A Taste of Colorado has packed happy revelers into Civic Center Park, all determined to celebrate the last remnants of summer. Downtown’s annual Labor Day weekend bash offers free admission to access more than 50 food vendors, 270 artisans’ booths and a carnival. Five stages offer complimentary entertainment, including fun, nationally known, nostalgia-inducing music acts. With the sights, sounds, aromas and flavors, it’s a virtual picnic…with a half-a-million people.
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2010 Denver Parade of Homes: free admission to 58 houses Aug. 14-Sept. 6
For years, the annual Denver Parade of Homes was a select showcase of multi-million-dollar houses with private theatres, wine cellars, professional kitchens and a host of other wish-list amenities. Attendees paid to wander through new homes within a single, upscale subdivision—and even if they weren’t going to buy, they got great decorating ideas. In 2010, 58 show homes ranging from about $200,000 to $6 million are open for inspection from Aug. 14-Sept. 6 throughout the city...at no charge.
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2010 Denver Broncos: Hello, Tim Tebow
Denver has always supported its hometown Broncos football team, but fans were tested in 2008 and 2009 when house-afire starts were followed by monumental end-of-season collapses. In 2010, some watched the quarterback-heavy NFL draft...dare they hope for another John Elway? Many celebrated a virtual Christmas in July when Tim Tebow finally signed on the dotted line.
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King Tut's golden treasures shine in Denver from June 29, 2010-Jan. 9, 2011
On Nov. 4, 1922, when British explorer Howard Carter opened the last door guarding the tomb of King Tut, someone asked, “Can you see anything?” Carter replied, “Yes, wonderful things.” With treasures from Howard’s discovery combined with more from additional ancient sites, Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs runs from June 29, 2010-Jan. 9, 2011 at the Denver Art Museum. It’s the only showing in the Rocky Mountain region, and the first time King Tut artifacts have been seen
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