Annual Main Events
Commerce City residents have many opportunities to spend time with family, meet their neighbors down the block or across town and enjoy the outdoors at the many fun-filled events sponsored by the city.

From parades to fireworks to Christmas tree lighting, these events help Commerce City maintain its hometown feel and build on the sense of community shared by city residents. Put these events on your calendar, and check this web site often for updates on other city activities. 

Memorial Day Parade (May)
This is one of the largest Memorial Day Parades in the nation with nearly 150 entries traveling the two-mile parade route. It’s a great way to start the summer!

Quality Community Foundation Scholarship Golf Tournament (June)
Each year, the Quality Community Foundation awards scholarships to assist with the financial obligations of Commerce City residents seeking a post-secondary education. Each recipient receives up to $4,000 over a four-year period. Scholarships are funded with monies raised at the foundation’s annual golf tournament.  

Neighborhood Outreach (June and August)
Come meet your family and friends and learn about all the services Commerce City has to offer. Stay to enjoy the free picnic and music. It’s a perfect way to end the day.

Fourth Fest at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park (July)
If you’re into fireworks, you won’t want to miss this event. Fourth Fest has the largest fireworks show in the state. Before the fireworks, enjoy the music, fun and games designed for family entertainment. Food and beverages are available at a cost.

Creepy Hallows Annual Halloween Event (October)
Boo! Halloween will never be the same after you visit Creepy Hallows. Two separate nights offer entertainment, one for children and their parents and one for teens. You won’t be disappointed.

Hometown Holiday at the Civic Center (December)
Start the holiday season with games, snacks, hot chocolate and a visit from ol’ St. Nick. The evening ends with the lighting of a million lights on the city Christmas tree and the trees along 60th Avenue in front of the Civic Center.

Additional Information
For more information, please call 303-289-3612.