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Denver, like many American cities, has a proud Irish community who celebrate St Patrick's Day with a grand parade. Floats, pipe bands and Irish dancers head along Blake to 17th, then along Wynkoop to 19th, finishing at Coors Field Parking.
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The Pow Wow at the Denver Coliseum features over 700 dancers and musicians from 70 tribes. Along with the amazing dances and costumes, there's a Storytelling Room, delicious Native American food and more than 100 arts and crafts stalls.
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Celebrated by Mexicans all over the world, Cinco de Mayo is always a colourful whirl of music, food and dance. Denver's massive event centres on Civic Center Park in the heart of downtown with highlights including a children's carnival.
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The Cherry Creek Arts Festival features over 200 artists competing in a juried competition that encompasses everything from ceramics and printmaking to jewellery and wood. All are on display between Denver's Clayton Street, 1st Avenue, Steele Street and Third Avenue.
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According to the <i>Guinness Book of World Records</i>, the Great American Beer Festival at the Colorado Convention Center offers more beers than any other in the world. Don't forget to bring your ID!
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Held over two weekends, Denver's Oktoberfest is a massive festival celebrating Germany and its most famous exports: beer, bratwurst and strudel. Grab your lederhosen and head down to Larimer Square for live oompah and accordion music and a children's Karneval.
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Denver's premier International Wine Festival is held annually at various locations across town. It is hosted by Sommelier and author Daniel Johnnes and brings together some 70 wineries from 16 countries. Highlights include a Grand Tasting festival.
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The Denver International Film Festival presents more than 150 films over ten days at the Starz FilmCenter. A number of acclaimed international film artists are also honoured with retrospectives, tributes and special evenings.
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The Denver Parade of Lights is the traditional highlight of the city's Christmas. Giant festive balloons, high school marching bands, horse-drawn carriages, costumed characters and performers from throughout the Rocky Mountain region hit the streets of Downtown Denver every year.
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The tradition of the pre-Christmas market dates to 16th-century Germany, when craftspeople set up stalls in the heart of cities offering food and entertainment. Denver's Christkindl Market is a modern equivalent held annually at Skyline Park.
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