The holidays are a great time, no matter where you live in Colorado. With the holiday season fast approaching, you may want to start planning your home’s decorations. The best way to do this is to visit local stores specializing in special Christmas items. Although it might be tempting to buy the same Christmas decorations over and over again, you should consider buying unique items that will add value to your home.
St. Nick’s
There are many options for preparing your home for the holidays, and Denver is no exception. You have the option of traditional decorations or European-style lights. Denver is magical during the holidays. And it doesn’t stop at January. For the ultimate experience, visit a local Christmas store to find unique holiday items.
Although it is tempting to stick with traditional decorations, there are many eco-friendly options. If you’re worried about energy usage, consider buying LED lights instead of traditional bulbs. These lights use a third of the energy of previous displays. You can also purchase decorative elves to replace the traditional Santa Claus. Just remember that Denver is not the North Pole!
Denver’s most iconic landmarks will shine during the holidays. Downtown buildings will be lit up after Thanksgiving and the lights will stay on buildings throughout the holiday season. One of the city’s traditional Christmas events is the Parade of Lights. This event features more than 40 units, including marching bands, balloons and Santa Claus. The parade will be televised on 9News and will feature the lights of the city’s downtown area.
Denver has many Christmas events that you may want to attend. There are countless ways to celebrate the holiday season in Denver, including a Christmas tree at City Hall. You can also visit the Aurora lights display, which has over 55,000 LEDs and holiday tunes that are choreographed to music. There’s plenty to see here, and you can even play games to win prizes.
The Christmas season is a wonderful time to visit the city’s many holiday markets. Colorado has many markets that offer unique gifts and decor during the holidays. Locally-made crafts, holiday decorations, ornaments, and even jewelry are all available. Visit a Christmas market in the area if you are looking for unique gifts.
LeGrue’s
The owners of LeGrue’s Home for Christmas have decided to let their building at 476 South Broadway after fifty years. It was originally a flower shop. However, it has evolved into a three-story winter wonderland. The building was purchased by the current owners for $525,000 in 1996. The new owners plan on turning the first floor into an eatery and the remaining portions into offices.
The LeGrue’s Christmas Gallery will feature both fresh and silk flowers. The Denver Colorado location will feature a variety of seasonal decor, as well as holiday favorites. Santa will read the Christmas story to add holiday flair to the festivities.
This family-friendly event features three million twinkling lights and includes a 65-foot Christmas tree, a 25-foot snowman, a candy cane tunnel, giant ornaments, and a wall of lights. There are also rides and interactive activities for the whole family. You can also enjoy Old Saint Nick, light-up hopscotch, and other holiday entertainments for your children.
Denver, the state capital, celebrates the holidays with style. The holiday season is filled holiday lights and shows, including the famous holiday parade. Denver Zoo Lights, Winter Wonderlights, and Denver Zoo Lights are two of Denver’s most beloved shows. The annual return of “A Christmas Carol” is another favorite tradition. Two other local traditions are the “Mission to Save Christmas” or “Cirque dreams Holidaze”.
Union Station
Denver Union Station has recently begun hosting a Holiday WonderLights show, which transforms the iconic building into a festive canvas. The show features animations, historic Denver photos, and new visual creations by local artists. The show also includes classic holiday music. It’s free and a great way for holiday season to start.
Union Station also offers many shops and many options for gastronomic experiences. You can buy gifts and decorations for your home in Union Station. You can also go on a tour of the building’s architecture, which is a perfect way to start decorating for Christmas.
Union Station, Denver’s Napa Valley of beer is also a well-known name. 10 Barrel Brewing Company offers 22 beers on tap each day. Ratio Beerworks and OMF Brewing Company are two other notable breweries. A small taproom features a vibrant mural. Union Station is also home to the Boulder Seafood Company, which was originally located in Boulder. The company flies in fresh seafood from the Pacific Ocean, so you can even sample some Rocky Mountain oysters!
Union Station offers the perfect setting for holiday decorations, with beautiful Christmas trees and holiday decorations. The grand hall has a Santa Claus Photo Booth as well as a backdrop for a 30 foot-tall Christmas tree. And if you’re lucky enough, you can even meet the real Santa at Union Station on weekends before Christmas.
If you’re looking for an authentic holiday experience, Denver is the place to be. There are many fun activities that you can take part in throughout December. Check out the Festival of Wreaths, an annual event that brings together local wreath designers. The proceeds from the event will benefit the Aurora History Museum.
One of Denver’s newest holiday experiences is Camp Christmas, an immersive experience that combines classic holiday traditions with ancient Roman holidays. This 10,000-square-foot wonderland features a giant sleigh, a lighted African stone sculpture, and a 26-foot inflatable Santa Claus. Other attractions include pyrotechnics and a fresh doughnut shack.
Make in Colorado
You might be wondering what to do with your Denver home when it comes to Christmas decorations. It’s not as hard as you might think. Visitors don’t even need to leave their homes to enjoy the city’s bright lights. Even if you don’t live in Denver, you can decorate your home to make it look as festive as possible.
Once Thanksgiving is over, you should begin thinking about your Christmas decorations. Look for shops that sell Christmas items in your area. You don’t need to buy generic items. Instead, look for unique pieces that will make your home more festive. Decorations for the holidays don’t need to cost a lot.
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