Food events ramp up as Colorado welcomes spring, with the return of Pint Day, a farm dinner and a bake sale benefitting Planned Parenthood.
Throw it back to the ’80s at the Arvada Beer Fest, which will take place at Freedom Street Social from 4 to 7 p.m., $35 for early-bird general admission and $50 for early-bird VIP, include unlimited beer samples from over twenty breweries plus a costume contest, games, access to eats from the food-hall vendors and more.
Trellis Wine Bar in Park Hill is hosting its inaugural Spring Wine Showcase, with two entry times, at 6 and 8 p.m. Guests will have the opportunity to sample over thirty wines from five distributors, most of which can’t be found at local liquor stores. Bite-sized seasonal pies will also be served. After the event, guests will have the opportunity to buy mixed half and full cases of their favorites, for 5 to 10 percent off.It's time for the annual crawfish boil at Living the Dream Brewery .
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