Events
Cherry Creektoberfest at Fillmore Plaza September 19th and 20th, 2026
The 2nd Cherry Creektoberfest runs September 19 & 20, 2026 in Fillmore Plaza between 1st and 2nd Avenues.
The German American Chamber of Commerce is bringing authentic German flavor to Cherry Creek. Enjoy mouthwatering German food and beer, explore vendors in traditional wooden chalets, and dance to live music all weekend long. Let Cherry Creektoberfest be your new fall tradition!
BE THERE FOR BREWS AND all THE Fall vibes!
SEPTEMBER 19 & 20, 2026 AT Cherry Creek North.
Representation
When will Veo roll out scooter tech preventing sidewalk riding in Denver? Ask again in 2 to 4 weeks.
“When the public was told there would be a new law that prevents people from riding on sidewalks on July 1, and yet there are still people riding on sidewalks, it’s an erosion of trust,” Councilman Chris Hinds said during a committee meeting September 2nd. The goal was to push DOTI to provide adequate oversight to our sole micromobilty vendor Veo. “Here’s the deal,” said Councilman Hinds, “I believe in, and have been a proud proponent of micromobility. We all deserve the freedom to get from A to B safely, no matter how we choose to get there.”
Veo’s implementation of sidewalk restrictions has been slower than some officials hoped, but the company cited progress on Friday. At the start, Veo spokeswoman Paige Miller wrote in an email, all rides on the company’s fleet began with an audio reminder encouraging riders to stay off sidewalks. Since last week, she said, devices have triggered more than 300 automatic “slowdowns” using a newly active feature on certain downtown sidewalk segments. Veo has also recently prompted app users to take an online pledge not to ride on sidewalks.
News
Why Denver and Colorado Offered Millions to Move Ski Giant Alterra 2 Miles
Alterra Mountain Company is bringing 400 jobs to Upper Downtown Denver. The resort company, known for its Ikon Pass, is moving its headquarters from the River North Art District into the historic Denver Post building. Employees will work in office three days each week, providing a boost to the local economy.
Introduction
Let’s Talk District 10!
Meet your City Councilmember Chris Hinds at two upcoming events that are open and free for all residents. The first event is on Tuesday, September 29th, from 7:00 to 8:30 PM at the SGI Buddhist Temple on 1450 N. Speer Blvd. The second event takes place on Thursday, October 1st, from 5:30 to 6:30 PM at Cerebral Brewing on 1477 Monroe St. Bring your thoughts and questions about your neighborhood or the city. If your question isn’t answered during the event, Chris and his team will follow up with you. Register and submit questions today!
Housing
Denver Homebuyers Find Deals As Nearly 1 in 3 Homes See Price Cuts
Denver’s housing market is shifting this fall, giving potential buyers a chance to find great deals as 31% of homes have reduced their prices. This seasonal change is prompting sellers to adjust their strategies, making it an opportune time for those looking to buy.
Single-family homes listed in August saw prices about 4% lower than the previous year. Meanwhile, the inventory for condos and townhomes increased by approximately 10%. Historically, September has been a favorable month for buyers, offering some of the best deals of the year. Whether you’re looking for a single-family home or a condo, this season may be the perfect time to enter the market.
Transportation
RTD Proposed September 2026 Service Changes
The Regional Transportation District (RTD) is planning service changes aimed at making transit more reliable and accessible for all. These improvements are expected to start in September 2026 and focus on enhancing service frequency and access to key areas of Denver.
RTD is proposing these changes to better meet customer needs and address the challenges observed during recent projects. The enhancements will be supported by Clean Transit Enterprise (CTE) grant funding. The final approval of these changes depends on the RTD Board of Directors, with the new services set to launch on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
These updates are part of RTD’s ongoing efforts to maintain flexibility for future adjustments while restoring and expanding services in line with the System Optimization Plan.
BRT: Night Work on East Colfax
Milling and paving work will take place on East Colfax Ave. between Colorado Blvd. and Ash Street as part of the East Colfax Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project.
Crews will mill the roadway on Sunday, Sept. 13, followed by paving on Monday, Sept. 14. To protect public safety and minimize impacts to daytime traffic and nearby businesses, work will take place overnight from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. Temporary lane and intersection closures will be required, and traffic will be detoured around the active work zone. Noise levels will be monitored during night work to ensure compliance with permitted limits.
RTD will maintain 15/15L (Colfax bus) service with temporary stops as needed. RTD customers are encouraged to sign up for Service Alerts for information on detours, delays, stop closures and other issues that may affect their route or station. You may visit https://app.rtd-denver.com/alerts for more information.
Stay Connected | For updates or questions:
Night Work Hotline: 720-336-0025
Project Website: denvergov.org/colfaxbrt
Events
Things To Do In Denver in September 11-13 2026
Discover Denver’s vibrant fall scene with events like A Taste of Colorado and more exciting activities nearby. Enjoy diverse music, delicious food, and captivating art that promise unforgettable experiences right in District 10. Explore what’s happening for the remainder of this weekend and join the fun!
News
Denver Water Billboards Causing a ‘Hole’ Lot of Laughs. That’s the Point, the Utility Says
Denver’s new campaign helps residents conserve water during a historic drought. With this summer being the warmest on record, Denver Water aims to cut water use by 20%.
Lawn Watering Ends October 1, 2026
As Drought Conditions Worsen, the Denver Board of Water Commissioners declares formal end to lawn watering season Oct.1st, 2026. Hand-watering for trees and gardens are still allowed.
Denver continues to face severe drought conditions, with historically high temperatures, low streamflows and reservoir storage far below normal. Until that time, Denver Water customers are still required to follow mandatory watering restrictions of two assigned days per week through Sept. 30,
Events
Free the Bridge! — Community Gathering at Delgany Bridge
Since the Delgany Bridge closed in 2021, Councilmember Hinds has supported the community-led effort to restore and reopen this historic 1891 bridge over Cherry Creek. That effort just hit a major milestone: the City of Denver and Delgany Bridge Restoration, Inc. now have a formal agreement to move the restoration forward, and the community is raising the funds to complete the project.
Join us Wednesday, September 30, 4–6 p.m., at the bridge for a casual community gathering. Come help us “Free the Bridge!”
