Coors Light South Platte RiverFest in Denver June 25-26

Coors Light South Platte RiverFest returns for 2016. Photo: The Greenway Foundation, Denver CO.
Coors Light South Platte RiverFest returns for 2016. Photo: The Greenway Foundation, Denver CO.

Join The Greenway Foundation in celebrating the history and future of the South Platte River at Denver’s Premier Urban River Festival.

Released by Autumn Bjugstad, The Greenway Foundation

The fourth annual Coors Light South Platte RiverFest will take place June 25-26, 2016, at Confluence Park in downtown Denver CO. During this free event, there will be standup paddleboard (SUP) demonstrations, amateur and professional SUP races, a beer garden, food tents, numerous vendors, and an art competition for both adults and children.

Additional land-based and river activities include:

  • Live Music (several bands scheduled)
  • Instream Standup Paddleboarding
  • Instream Kayaking
  • Rock Climbing
  • Slacklining demos
  • Live Art Creation

During the event, attendees will be asked to vote with Coors Light and your beer to tell us where you want the money raised at the Coors Light South Platte RiverFest to be focused. Just share a picture at the festival with #coorslightsprf and your vote for: Cleaning the River, Education Programs, or Building River Parks and Trails. One voter will win beer for a year!

The Coors Light South Platte RiverFest is taking place in Confluence Park — 2250 15th Street, Denver CO — and along Little Raven Street in Denver.

Come for Saturday, Sunday, or both — June 25-26, 2016. Saturday hours are 10am to 8pm, and Sunday hours are 10am to 6pm. Celebrate this riparian treasure with your friends and community members through a wide array of activities.

In 2015, over 20,000 people from Metro Denver and beyond attended the Coors Light South Platte RiverFest. The event benefits The Greenway Foundation. For the past 40 years, The Greenway Foundation has worked to reclaim, restore, and revitalize the South Platte River and its tributaries in Denver. These efforts have led to the construction of over 100 acres of riverside parks, over 100 miles of interconnected greenway trails, and the elimination of over 250 sources of direct pollution into our urban waterways.

For more information, visit the event website at www.greenwayfoundation.org/coorslightsprf.

Win Beer for a Year contest will be going on during the Coors Light South Platte RiverFest 2016. Photo: The Greenway Foundation, Denver CO.
Win Beer for a Year contest will be going on during the Coors Light South Platte RiverFest 2016. Photo: The Greenway Foundation, Denver CO.
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