The Peach Festival is a very large, annual occurrence in Lafayette. There are dozens of food…read morevendors and even more venders of crafts. The peach cobbler is amazing; although the peach turnovers were a pit pedestrian. The prices for everything were reasonable and the festival was really fun. Get there really early or around noon if you want to find parking.

Love this every year! We enjoy bringing the whole family…read moreand spending the day out here. It is a definite must -visit.

This year the Street Festival is on September 25th 10:00am - 4:00pmread more

This was a Fantastic Event and way better than the Colorado Chocolate Festival I went to back in…read moreMay?? I love that they had wine and liquor tasting. The wines were absolutely delicious!! I am soo gonna buy me a case and have been looking the companies up online. The chocolates were divine. The only thing I didn't care for, is that half the vendors were Toffee. It's really a preference thing because I literally despise toffee and think it's just nasty. I like my chocolate candies or chocolate tasting morsels, nice and smooth.

We attend Choctoberfest as a vendor with Satchi Fudge and it is really a fun event. Just a great…read moretime with lots of chocolate and plenty of other things to make your time enjoyable. I'd recommend it to both vendors and attendees.

Rock Creek Farms is a great farm for the family and people of all ages. The pumpkin patch is…read moremassive and it requires a car to drive around to the entire farm. There are plenty of events and different games here too. The market area has lots of gords and pumpkins for sale. There is a small gathering of different animals, cows, bulls, turkeys, sheep, goats, and a few others. There are some fund games for kids, slides, carnival games and so much more. The price is not terrible but in Tuesday or Wednesday it's free and then they charge for pumpkins. The employees we say were help but they're weren't too many. The proximity to Broomfield makes this place a good choice.

This place was so sweet! Lots of pumpkins to choose from on a huge lot of land. You can drive…read morearound but then there is also a corn maze. They also had an area where you can buy snacks and treats like pumpkin bread my favorite. I get the chocolate one and one with walnuts. There's an area for children to play and so much to do. It's such a beautiful space and great for children and adults ! It's definitely worth the price and the people working here are truly a delight!

I attended my first Muse event tonight and was blown away at the quality of both the band and your…read morespace in general. Thank you for creating such a welcoming, honest venue for our community. Muse is such a great asset to Lafayette. I'm looking forward to the next event!

My favorite place to see live music. It is run by Pete Lewis and Clare Church who are 2 great…read moremusicians in their own right. The have shows most nights at 7 pm and most of the tickets are $20. We are welcomed to bring our dinner and treat it as our living rooms so I tend to show up at doors so I can be finished with dinner before the music starts . Also THe Muse is heavily involved in the yearly Lafayette Music Festival bringing multiple bands thru out the day. Lots of quality acts come thru on a regular basis and I am pleased to live a mile away.

Erica provided us with an amazing and entertaining show last night hosted by Arapahoe Library. So…read morefun!

An amazing spirit, kind; something different about her presence. More than a "entertainment act",…read moreshe is so incredible with her talents to read minds, and WOW a audience. We had her come to a girls night after meeting her and knew she would be a part of my life. PLEASE contact her for small gigs, big gigs, hell... I hope that you can get the very pleasure of just meeting her however it is!

I was lucky enough to see AscenDance Project in Union Square as part of the San Francisco…read moreInternational Arts Festival and was amazed. The show opened with two acts in a cube, which were fairly comical, especially a section involving swimming gear, performed to Strauss' Blue Danube Waltz. This portion was a great insight into the group's philosophy and attitude towards the performance. The rest of the program utilized the purpose-built climbing wall, which served as one of the coolest, most original stages I've ever seen. The dancers performed several different pieces, rotating through the group. The Isabel von Rittberg's choreography flowed beautifully, and was executed perfectly. My favorite performers were von Rittberg, Ryan Gaunt, and Sadie Landram. The dancers were as poignant and graceful as they were strong and steady. The vignettes provide commentary on the rhythms which dictate our lives. Each piece communicates different emotions, feelings, and situations, from a love story to individuals scaling the same high cliff face. My favorite pieces were "My Heart grew wings beneath Desert Skies", "Levitate", and "Heart-Core". I highly recommend that you take advantage of ANY opportunity to see this group. An incredible and moving performance!

After a random chat with a stranger at Tully's Coffee shop in downtown Berkeley and dinner at Sushi…read moreKo, a group of us went over to the Ashby Stage, conveniently located next to Ashby Bart, to watch Ascendance Project's opening home season show. The Ascendance Project is a group of seven dancers who challenge their choreography on vertical walls without the use of ropes! WHAT!!! Talk about taking dance to a whole new level. You know you've got talent when you can dance on vertical walls, have in-sync coordination and hold horizontal body positions off the wall. At one time I was reminded of lizards crawling under the desert rocks. The graceful acts even had dancers performing upside down in positions I'd never thought possible. The lighting effects created dancing shadows which at times accentuated the dancers in the act. It was beyond any dance performance I've seen. Never seen a show like this? Don't worry, they have more shows to inspire you to hit the gym. And if you miss their home season performance during March 6 to the 14th, then you can consider challenging yourself in one of their classes. It might come in handy if you ever decide to go rock climbing.