Celebrations, concerts and street fairs have returned in earnest in 2022 and there are many choices in Denver's neighborhoods. But there is nothing quite like the special flavor of the ethnic festivals in Globeville.
The first is the Polish Food Festival at St. Joseph Polish Parish at the corner of 46th Avenue and Pearl Street - this is the red church spire visible from I-70. The event is Saturday, August 27th from noon to 9:00 pm and Sunday, August 28th from noon to 5:00 pm. You'll find all things Polish - Pierogi, Polish beer, cabbage rolls, Polish beer, potato pancakes and Polish beer! Krakowiacy Polish Dancers and Swojskie Dziołchy Polish singers, Amber Band and DJs M&M will entertain you. Check the program for prices of food and Polish beer, and the schedule of entertainment.
http://polishfoodfestival.org
Next up is a double header!
The 17th Annual Orthodox Food Festival and Old Globeville Days
September 10th, 2022 10 am - 7:30 pm. 349 East 47th Avenue,
Featuring Greek, Russian, Romanian, Serbian, Ukrainian, Mexican and Italian food and robust craft beers and slivovitz. There will be crafts for sale and games for the children. If you haven't been inside Holy Transfiguration of Christ's glorious cathedral, you'll want to sign up for a tour of this 1898 gem. Its history and icons are stunning.
Two blocks east of Holy Transfiguration at 4688 Pearl Street in Globeville is the second part of the double header. Holy Rosary Parish will also hold its festival on Saturday, September 10th from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Stop by for a great selection of food, games for the children and entertainment. Father Frank Garcia will be leading tours of our historic church (check the website for times)
https://www.facebook.com/HolyRosaryChurchDenver
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