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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.
It happens every summer like clockwork. The kids aren’t even back yet and somehow you’re already staring down a supply list that seems longer than last year’s, prices that feel higher than they should be, and the nagging sense that you’re going to end up at Target three separate times anyway. Sound familiar?
The fair is finally in town, and the next two weeks might be the most packed of the whole summer. From the biggest 10-day rodeo and fair in Douglas County (featuring the one and only Trace Adkins singing to a crowd of Colorado country lovers) to back-to-back headliner concerts at the PACE Center, and free Thursday night music wrapping up at Discovery Park, there’s no shortage of family-friendly events near Looking Glass this weekend. Get out and make the most of these last sweet days of summer.
Moving into a brand-new home is one of the best feelings in the world. It’s also, if we’re being honest, a little overwhelming. There’s a lot happening at once — boxes everywhere, a dozen things to set up, neighbors you haven’t met yet, and a running list in your head that never seems to get any shorter. The good news: the first 30 days have a rhythm to them. Here’s how to make the most of it.
Summer is hitting its stride in Parker and mid-July might just be the best stretch of the whole season. From the final weeks of Discovery Park’s beloved free concert series to a twilight bike ride through Castle Rock, live country music under the stars, and family adventures tucked into every corner of Douglas County, there’s no shortage of things to do near Looking Glass this month. Grab the family and get out there.
The wait is over! Dream Finders Homes is opening Reverie at Looking Glass — a brand-new resort-style community in Parker — with a special model home Grand Opening this Saturday, July 11. And they’re doing it right: live acoustic music, wine tastings, charcuterie, a ribbon cutting, and a $500 REI gift card up for grabs.
Some years call for a little extra celebration, and 2026 is one of them. America turns 250. Colorado turns 150. And right here at home, the Town of Parker turns 45. Three milestones, one summer — Parker is calling it “Back to Our Roots,” and that’s exactly the right spirit for this year.
Here’s how to celebrate it, from the official town events to the ones you throw yourself.
Summer is in full swing in Parker — and this stretch of the calendar might be the best of the whole season. From Fourth of July fireworks celebrating three historic milestones (including the 250th birthday of the United States of America!), to free outdoor concerts, live theater, a legendary Renaissance Festival, world-class art in Denver, and some of the most fun weekend events in Douglas County, the next few weeks are packed. Here’s everything happening close to home for Looking Glass residents this summer.
Father’s Day falls on this Sunday, June 21 this year — the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year. It feels appropriate, because a good dad deserves more than 24 hours of appreciation. If you’re looking for something beyond the tie and greeting card, Colorado has you covered. From a proper adventure day to the gear that makes every weekend better, here’s how to celebrate the dad in your life this summer.
Summer is officially here, and Parker is pulling out all the stops. From the biggest festival in town’s history to free outdoor concerts, live theater, family fun, and neighborhood markets, there’s no shortage of things to do in Parker and the surrounding Douglas County area this month. June 11–24 brings an incredible stretch of events for Looking Glass residents — whether you’re looking for a night out, a family adventure, or a reason to get outside and explore. Grab your sunscreen and check out what’s happening close to home.
Moving into a brand-new community should feel genuinely exciting — and it’s not just the fresh paint and untouched countertops. You get to be there for the beginning! The first splash in the pool. The first lap around the trail. The first pickleball game on courts that nobody has claimed as their regular Tuesday spot — yet. At Looking Glass in Parker, that moment is almost here.