Settle up and settle in. Check the latest news at Looking Glass – what’s moving and shaking, and what to expect for what’s just over the horizon. And when there’s an event taking place, check here too for details and how to register.
July 3, 2025
Oh, beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain! It’s America’s birthday this week and there are plenty of things to do in Parker and nearby – with family, friends and neighbors! Plus, Katy Perry’s coming to town, along with everybody’s favorite aerial acrobats – Cirque du Soleil! he master-planned community of Looking Glass/Parker is minutes away from outdoor festivals, celebrations and makers’ markets!
June 19, 2025
Enjoy a sunshine-filled weekend with all sorts of things to do in Parker and nearby – north and south, and west! The master-planned community of Looking Glass/Parker is minutes away from outdoor concerts (so many to choose from!), outdoor markets – artisan and farmers’, and Movie Night in Wrangler Park! And don’t miss the model homes grand opening of Dream Finders, this Saturday from 12:00 Noon to 3:00 p.m.!
June 17, 2025
Make plans now to visit the three brand new models from Dream Finders Homes in The Reserve at Looking Glass in Parker. The Grand Opening for this event starts this Saturday, June 21, from 12:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. at 13786 Daffodil Point in the heart of one of the town’s most appealing master-planned, new home communities.
June 5, 2025
Living in Parker means plenty of entertainment options nearby this weekend and next! You can enjoy the clean comedy of Henry Cho, summer outdoor concerts, plays, musicals, another wine walk and next week it’s PARKER DAYS! Make plans for this weekend and next to enjoy life in and around the master-planned community of Looking Glass in Parker!
May 22, 2025
The Parker Wine Walk is next weekend – a favorite of residents and nearby visitors from adjacent towns. In the meantime, there are plenty of comedians, concerts, dance performances and musicals to choose from this weekend and next. Make your entertainment plans and enjoy!
May 8, 2025
It’s Mother’s Day this Sunday and moms will love all the special things planned for them in the town of Parker and nearby. From a 5K race and fun run, to mimosas at the Outlets, you’ll find plenty of entertainment options this weekend and next! Solve a mystery, kick back and chill to classical music, learn a Polynesian dance, or ask building experts your most pressing questions! Make plans and head on out from the master planned community of Looking Glass in Parker!
April 24, 2025
This weekend is the start of everything springy and spry – from the Arbor Day Celebration in Discovery Park on Mainstreet to registration for Summer Day Camps at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Whether 10 minutes away in core Parker or 30 minutes from Looking Glass in downtown Denver, there’s a bunch of fun and entertaining things to do this weekend and next for you and your family.
April 10, 2025
Easter is coming and the Egg Hunts are ON! This weekend solve a mystery with a funny Sherlock, sing along with Willie Wonka, take in a magic show or hang out with Mr. Bunny. Oh, and Paul Simon is coming to town! Yes, THAT Paul Simon. And the Parker Rec Catalogue is out — with a fluffle of camps, classes, workshops and sports leagues and lessons. There are all kinds of weekend entertainment options and things to do just 10 to 30 minutes from your front door in Looking Glass!
March 25, 2025
This weekend you can watch the king of the dinosaurs, country superstar Kelsea Ballerini or ballerinas on pointe. It’s a jam-packed weekend of entertainment near the master-planned community of Looking Glass in Parker. The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to town and the acapella sensation Voctave are performing, too. There’s something for everyone 10 to 30 minutes from your front door!
March 18, 2025
Convict Coffee has a noticeably different vibe than most coffee spaces around town. A forbidding, masculine face outlined on the wall greets patrons as they walk through the front door, and raucous heavy metal music plays in the background. But that somewhat menacing visage is really a hardline caricature of owner Dan Klehm, who admits the shop’s brand is an intentional throwback to time he spent in prison.