Santa is planning many stops in the northern Denver suburbs.
It’s that time of year again. As a Realtor in the north Denver suburbs, I look forward to the real estate market slowing down and the holiday spirit that follows Thanksgiving. I know that soon there will be holiday music playing and twinkling lights will be placed on houses and trees and the hint of all things pumpkin & spice will be floating through the air and all of this Holiday splendor can occasionally tempt me away from my business. It will all be welcomed!
The Holiday season is a time of reflection for me. Reflecting on the events of the past year and then fast forwarding to the exciting promise of potential and goals for my family’s future. This is a time for me to celebrate with my own family and pay homage to our own traditional beliefs for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The great news is that there are many activities we have up north for holidays. We no longer have go downtown to see the Holiday lights and Parade of Lights to get into the holiday spirit.
I live in the Reunion area which hosts its own Holiday activities (listed below) and I have compiled a list of Holiday activities in the North Metro areas. In case you already live in Denver’s northern suburbs or happen to be visiting, I wanted to know that there is plenty to do “up north”.
REUNION
Reunion is a planned community near Denver International Airport.
Holiday Happening – Kids activities, carriage rides and a visit from Santa.
Saturday, December 5th from 9am – 11am
THORNTON
Thornton Santa’s Calling – Would your child like a real phone call from Santa? Just register. It’s free!
On December 2nd
Winterfest – Carpenter Fields is the location for the Winterfest Village. There are Christmas light, a minature village and an ice skating pond.
Starting Friday, December 11 at 6:30pm – 9pm and continues though the weekend.
Winterfest 5K – On line registration is available or walks are accepted. Free tee-shirts are given to the first 200 registrants. Walk in registration is also available beginning at 7 am at Carpenter Recreation Center. Entry fee is $5.
Saturday, December 12th – 9 am Start time
NORTHGLENN
Noel Northglenn – The Northglenn recreation center is magically transformed into the North pole. Tons of activities and even Santa himself.
Friday, December 4th from 5:30pm – 8:30pm
BRIGHTON
Festival of Lights – The winter festival begins at 11am at the historic downtown City Hall and the Parade of Winter Lights begins at 2 pm.
Saturday, December 12th – Beginning 11am
My family and I wish you the warmest of Holiday Greetings for you and your family and hope to see you at one of these events.
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