Autumn Art Music Food and Fun in Frisco Colorado
Join Frisco Fall Fest on September 5-6, 2025, in Frisco, Colorado, for art, music, food, and fun for all ages.
Event details
Frisco Fall Fest is an annual celebration that captures the essence of autumn in the Rocky Mountains. From September fifth to October eighteenth, 2026, the charming town of Frisco, Colorado, invites families, couples, pet lovers, and friends to experience the warmth and natural beauty that define every Lake.com adventure. Set against the stunning backdrop of Mount Royal and the tranquil Dillon Reservoir, this festival offers a perfect blend of community spirit and lakeside charm.
The festival kicks off on September fifth with the Arts at Altitude show, featuring local and regional artists showcasing jewelry, pottery, paintings, photography, and other fine arts. On September sixth, the festivities continue with a beer garden offering German beers, live music, and a vibrant atmosphere on Main Street. Food vendors like Ein Prosit, Bob’s Kebabs, Mountain Melt, and Sno & Joe will be serving a variety of delicious treats, from pretzels and sausages to snow cones and popcorn. The event benefits the Friends of the Dillon Ranger District, supporting the preservation of National Forest lands.
Frisco Fall Fest is designed for everyone. Families with children can enjoy free make-and-take art projects, while pet-loving travelers will appreciate the dog-friendly environment. Romantic couples can find quiet corners and scenic photo spots, and large reunion groups will find plenty of room for shared meals and group activities. The festival offers a sensory-rich experience with the sights of colorful fall foliage, the sounds of live music, the tastes of seasonal treats, and the smells of fresh mountain air. It’s a time to connect with nature, create lasting memories, and embrace the simple joys of lakeside living.
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