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GLOBEVILLE — The Denver Flea is hosting another market, but this time around it's the holiday edition. The event is a unique experience to both peruse for gifts for loved ones (and, let's face it, probably yourself), as well as visit the old Denver Post headquarters, which has been dormant for over 10 years. The flea market has an entrance fee of $5, which will cover the cost of a Denver Flea tote for all of your goodies, a New Belgium beer to sip on while shopping, and a generous donation to Reading Partners Colorado. The event will run from December 3 - 6, and will feature over 150+ local vendors. Guests will also be treated with live music and drool-worthy food trucks to make this an unmissable holiday experience. For more information and tickets, visit Denver Flea's website. Tickets can also be purchased at the door.
BALLPARK — Terminal Bar is inviting one and all to attend its annual ugly sweater party from 9 p.m. - 12 a.m. this Friday, December 4. Guests are expected to wear their best (a.k.a. ugliest) sweaters in the true holiday spirit, and the top-scoring sweater-wearers will receive an exclusive prize from the bar. Live music will be provided by the Decaf Muchachos.
BOULDER — This weekend, head to Boulder for Winterfest, the annual seasonal celebration that features holiday fun for everyone. The event will include horse and wagon rides, a holiday market with gift and food vendors, a local merchant open house, and appearances by Santa. Guests can also look forward to live music, a christmas tree lot, and both adult-friendly and kid-friendly-drinks to keep warm. The event is free, and runs from 12 - 10 p.m. on December 4 and December 5. Visit the event's Facebook page for more information.
CAPITOL HILL – The Denver Botanic Gardens' wintry event, Blossoms of Light, kicked off this week to the delight of small children and adults everywhere. The gardens will be open for the festive light show every night this month, including Christmas and New Years. Warming drinks and Christmas-y snacks will also be served to patrons of the event. Winter hours are 5:30 - 9 p.m. For more information and to plan your visit, see the Botanic Gardens' website.