Come out and celebrate Wheat Ridge with a good ol’ fashion community festival right on the edge of the big city, at the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival. This free community event August 11-13 offers something for everybody and every family at Anderson Park (44th Ave & Field Street). Celebrating its 54th year, The Carnation Read more…
There is limited parking at the 2023 Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival, but FREE SHUTTLES are available at the following locations: (from east to west) FirstBank – 44th Avenue and Wadsworth Blvd. St. James Episcopal Church – 44th Avenue and Brentwood St. Pennington Fields – 44th Avenue and Jellison St. Jefferson Avenue United Methodist Church Read more…
Every summer, the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival chooses a royal court of three to honor those in the community who have made a positive contribution through their participation or service in the city. Courtly duties include riding in the parade on Saturday morning, festival award presentations Saturday afternoon, and wearing a sash with personal pizzazz, Read more…
Every summer, the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival chooses a royal court of three to honor those in the community who have made a positive contribution through their participation or service in the city. Courtly duties include riding in the parade on Saturday morning, festival award presentations Saturday afternoon, and wearing a sash with personal Read more…
By Chelsea Bunker Every summer the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival chooses a royal court of three to honor those in the community who have made a positive contribution through their participation or service in the city. Courtly duties include riding in the parade on Saturday morning, festival award presentations Saturday afternoon, and wearing a Read more…
By Cyndy Beal Every summer the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival chooses a royal court of three to honor those in the community who have made a positive contribution through their participation or service in the city. Courtly duties include riding in the parade on Saturday morning, festival award presentations Saturday evening, and wearing a Read more…
By Cyndy Beal Have you heard there are real royals living and working in Wheat Ridge? Every year the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival chooses a royal court, which honors those in the community who have made a positive contribution through their active participation or service in the city. Nominees for the court are made Read more…
