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Arvada Days brings family fun to Clear Creek Valley Park

Fifth iteration of festival offers live music, face painting, inflatables

Rylee Dunn
rdunn@coloradocommunitymedia.com
Posted 12/31/69

Clear Creek Valley Park was filled with families enjoying live music, inflatable obstacle courses and balloon magic on Aug. 20 for the fifth-ever Arvada Days festival. The festivities lasted from 11 …

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Arvada Days brings family fun to Clear Creek Valley Park

Fifth iteration of festival offers live music, face painting, inflatables

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Clear Creek Valley Park was filled with families enjoying live music, inflatable obstacle courses and balloon magic on Aug. 20 for the fifth-ever Arvada Days festival. The festivities lasted from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the event was free to the public.

Arvada Days is funded by the city of Arvada along with a host of sponsors. The festival began in 2017 and is organized by the Arvada Festivals Commission. 

The COVID-19 pandemic shuttered the 2020 event. It returned last year alongside the Ralston House .5k Endurance Challenge, which was not held this year.

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