Harvest Festival this Saturday

Saturday, September 30th, 12pm-8pm

Downtown (Cooper Ave between 8th and 9th)

Family-Friendly & Free

The Harvest Festival will feature live music, food vendors, children's activities, art, farmer's market, and an Oktoberfest-themed beer garden with all sales benefiting the Glenwood Springs Historical Society

Live Music Schedule
• 12:00-1:30 - Louie & the Lizards

• 2:00-4:00 - Let Them Roar

• 4:30-5:45 - Sleepy Justice

• 6:15-8:00 - Logan Brothers

City Plans for Confluence, 6th Street Now Available

The Glenwood Springs City Council has recently approved redevelopment plans for the 6^th Street Corridor and the Confluence area. The City is now in the process of updating development regulations and City code, as well as area-wide planning for the EPA and an update of the City’s transportation plan.

Visit http://www.cogs.us/390/Economic-Development to view the plans.

City Councilor Rick Voorhees riding and parking his bicycle

Please Stay Safe while Biking

The trail currently has a much larger volume of users than normal (including the children in the walking school bus). Please slow down and be aware of pedestrians, cars, and other cyclists.

Remember

Wear a helmet!
Our trail system is for everyone. Please share.
Keep right and pass left. Say “passing left” or ring a bell to warn others that you’re overtaking.
If you’re standing still, step aside so others can pass.
Yield to slower trail users, and wait for a safe place to pass.
Travel at a safe speed – no more than 20mph.
Keep pets on a 6’ leash. This will keep them safe and out of the way of others.