Denver Days celebrates its 10th anniversary with more than 150 in-person block parties, social events and community service projects taking place in Mile High City neighborhoods from Sat, July 30 through Sun, Aug 7.

Find the full listing of events on the Denver Days website.

To kick things off, the City and County of Denver will host a Denver Days Festival in Civic Center Park on Sat, July 30, 10 am – 3 pm. This FREE event will include displays and performances from cultural commissions, entertainment from Brothers of Brass, mural art by Kaylee Bender, school supply giveaways, food trucks, soccer clinics, face painting and activity booths.

Denver Days was developed in 2013 by Mayor Michael B Hancock to promote neighborhood celebrations and encourage community participation in service-oriented projects. “The spirit of Denver Days is more important than ever to help our residents re-build community connections with their neighbors after two years of in-person events being limited.” Mayor Hancock said. “I want to encourage everyone to get out and celebrate the spirit of our great city at the Denver Days Festival and reconnect with their neighbors throughout the week.”

The Shine Music Festival combines a typical music festival with comprehensive accessibility and cutting-edge adaptive technology to create a barrier-free, live music space for people of all abilities. The Festival is FREE to help ensure that everyone who wants to, has the ability to attend.

The Festival utilizes inclusive technology as well as volunteers and organizations involved with the disability community to help people with all disabilities get their groove on.

The Shine Music Festival rocks Civic Center Park on Sat, August 27, 1 – 8:30 pm.

Get a taste of Polish traditions at Denver's 9th annual Polish Food Festival! It all goes down on Sat, Aug 27, 12 – 9 pm and Sun, Aug 28, 12 – 5 pm in Globeville, near the Saint Joseph Polish Roman Catholic Parish at 517 E 46th Ave.

Find Festival details at polishfoodfestival.org.