Despite more opposition than support, the City of Denver is moving forward with plans for a massive music festival at the historic Overland Park Golf Course.
The city is now working on a multi-year contract with the promoter Superfly, which has put on similar events in San Francisco and Tennessee, for a festival that would bring crowds between 30,000 to 60,000 people per day.
Since public meeting started earlier this year, city officials have said if the nearby neighborhoods didn’t support the festival then it wouldn’t happen.
Doors Open Denver 2017 is sponsoring tours of City Park on Saturday, April 29 (10:30 am) and Sunday, April 30 (1:00 pm). City Park enthusiasts, Patricia Paul, Barbara Wright and Georgia Garnsey will lead the tour, “City Park, Crown Jewel of the Queen City†for the third year. Tour participants will stroll though City Park’s green expanses and past its lovely gardens, fountains and statues for 60-90 minutes. We’ll explore City Park’s history and also its intrinsic beauty, sculpted by the vision of Denver’s pioneer founders and leading designers. Historic photos will be passed around. Meet at the Snowmastodon sculpture
APRIL 20, 2017 FORD WARREN LIBRARY, 2825 HIGH STREET DENVER 80205 6-7:45M SLATE OF BOARD MEMBERS: Louis Plachowski Hank Bootz Lamone Noles Jacqui Lansing  John Van Sciver Bridget Walsh Steve Eppler Keith Loftin Jacqueline Victor Georgia Garnsey Dear CPFAN Members, CPFAN is growing. We now have OVER 430 members. Tell your friends and neighbors about the important work that CPFAN is doing for City Park. Ask them to join us. Membership is FREE. Go to HERE and sign up as a member or, if you don’t live within our generous boundaries, as a friend. You can also find CPFAN on Facebook. We hope
