Pumpkins in the Park

From The Organizers:

“Old Colorado City’s Fall Festival is a friends & family MUST DO!

Date: October 21st
Time: 12pm – 4pm
Cost: FREE

Activities at Bancroft Park
PUMPKIN PATCH

PUMPKIN PAINTING

BALLOON ANIMALS

FACE PAINTERS

KIDS COLORING CRAFTS

FALL CRAFTS

COOKIES & TREATS

Live Entertainment at Bancroft Park

Live Music at Bancroft Park
Noon-2:00pm: LAST PATROL BAND

2:30-3:00pm: PEAK SCHOOL OF DANCE HALLOWEEN SPECIAL

3:15-4:00pm: WITCHEROOS

Activities on the Avenue
PUMPKIN PAINTING

SIDEWALK SALES

HOT APPLE CIDER

FASHION, COOKIES & GIVEAWAYS

FALL BOOK SALE

HARVEST CUISINE

SCARECROW DAYS CONTEST
Dozens of scarecrows throughout Old Colorado City. Come see them all and then pick your favorite!

Permanent Jewelry Giveaway
Meraki Springs

2708 W Colorado Ave Ste B

10am-6pm

Enter to win a free permanent bracelet.

Everyone who shops at Meraki Springs on October 21st will be entered to win!

Pumpkin Painting Party
Colorado Creative Co-op

2513 1/2 W. Colorado Ave.

Join us for our annual Pumpkin Painting Party Saturday, October 21st 11:00 am to 3:00 pm (or while supplies last). We supply the pumpkins and the paint, but we “gravefully” accept donations.

$2 Off Caramel Apples
on Oct 21st for Pumpkins in the Park.

Be sure to stop into Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory for $2 OFF any flavor Caramel Apple to enjoy while strolling the Avenue for Pumpkins in the Park.

Leafy Twists Macrame Workshop
Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to explore your creativity while immersing yourself in the calming art of leaf macramé. We can’t wait to see you there!

Sat, Oct 21, Noon-4 PM

$20 includes 1-hour instruction and supplies for one leaf. Extra leaf kits $10.

To register text 719.360.2764

Autumn Market
Old Colorado City History Museum

Saturday Oct 21 from 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

We invite all ghosts, goblins, superheroes, princesses, and everything in between to our Autumn Market. Stroll the magical, mystical, and a menagerie of makers with cool, curious, extraordinary, phenomenal, and uncommon goods crafted by local vendors.”