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Local philanthropists John and Beth Bosio named grand marshals Annual Broomfield Days car show to display classic and unique rides Kids invited to clown around at annual Broomfield Days contest

Wrenn Van, right, plays during Broomfield’s BrewHaHa event in 2022. The Front Range musician is slated to perform at this year’s Broomfield Days festival. | FILE PHOTO


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People go by with instruments at the 2025 Broomfield Days parade. | COURTESY PHOTO CAROLYN VALTER

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• 7 p.m. Pre-event activity: Rotary Club of Broomfield Crossing bingo; Midway Park Girl Scout Shelter

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Hold off on the sweaters: Summer has one more festival on the horizon in your backyard. It’s called Broomfield Days, an annual gathering the city calls its “biggest event of the year.” For decades, Broomfielders have come together in September to “have fun and spend a day enjoying a festival in their honor,” the city website says. The festival’s morning kicks off with breakfast at the Girl Scout Shelter, with runners lining up for the Mayor’s Cup 5K before the Broomfield Days parade comes down Midway Boulevard. You can check out arts and crafts, a “trade fair” and food booths, a car show featuring unique and classic rides, a children’s clown contest, a duck race, carnival games and live music on stage. Broomfield Days returns to Midway Park – off Midway Boulevard east of U.S. 287 – getting in full swing Saturday.

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• 7-10 a.m. Rotary Club of Broomfield Crossing breakfast ($12 for age 13 and up, $6 for ages 6-12, 5 and under are free); Girl Scout Shelter • 8:20 a.m. Mayor’s Cup 5K and 1-mile road race (You can register on the day of the race. Cash or check only on the day of. Day-of

registration begins 7:15 a.m. at Midway Park, just east of the fire station. 5K race costs $20 day-of and $18 if preregistering online. 1-mile “Fun Run” costs $15 day-of and $13 if preregistering online.) • 9:30 a.m. Broomfield Days parade begins at Main Street and Midway Boulevard • 10:30 a.m. Clown contest; demonstration stage • Noon Parade awards (after the parade) • Noon Sister cities: Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes; Lalitpur, Nepal; Ueda, Japan; demonstration stage • Noon-1:15 p.m. Globalsound Studio; main stage, east of fire station • 1:30-2:45 p.m. School of Rock; main stage • 3:30-5:30 p.m. Front Range musician Wrenn Van; main stage • 6 p.m. Rotary Club of Broomfield Crossing bingo; Girl Scout Shelter

BowWow Broomfield (dog-centric area) Saturday

• 8 a.m. Rocky Mountain DockDogs; registration / dock open for practice; south side of Midway • 3 p.m. “Extreme Vertical” contest • BowWow Broomfield Sunday • 8 a.m. Rocky Mountain DockDogs; registration / dock open for practice • 1:30 p.m. “Big Air Finals” (divisional format) EDITOR’S NOTE: Above festival, scheduling and cost information is according to the city’s website. Not all events are included in the above list. See more at tinyurl.com/ BroomfieldDays2026Lineup. Schedule is subject to change, according to the city.


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GRAND MARSHALS

Local philanthropists John and Beth Bosio named grand marshals “I saw philanthropy modeled (by my father) at a young age, and we both come from small towns, so after we got here, and especially after we Two prominent local philanthropic started our own business and started figures will sit front and center during to get more successful, we just felt the the Broomfield Days festival as this desire to give back to year’s grand our community,” John marshals. “We’re just really Bosio said. John and The pair started Beth Bosio excited to be there as Restoration Specialists moved to a family and see all our Inc. in 1990, a company Broomfield in experience in 1982 and have friends and neighbors with restoration of buildings seen the city and which has done go through in town, because work at high-profile changes like the that’s what Broomfield spots including Coors development of Field, Denver Botanic the Interlocken Days is all about.” Gardens and the area and Colorado Capitol, Broomfield’s according to the company’s website. consolidation into a city and county in John Bosio was a key player in the 2001, they said. Through the decades, development of the Anchor House, an they’ve given back to the community apartment building that serves young when they can.

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John and Beth Bosio pose for a portrait at the Lutheran Church of Hope in Broomfield on Sept. 1. The Bosios will be the grand marshals for this year’s Broomfield Days parade. | JOEL SOLIS, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

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people who have experienced the foster system, he said. Beth Bosio served on the leadership of the Broomfield Community Foundation, and the family has a fund with the organization. Through the fund, the Bosios are able to continually dedicate money to specific organizations, and they focus on funding basic needs like housing and food for the community. The pair also received a 2002 Heart of Broomfield philanthropic award, according to the Broomfield Community Foundation. “We just try to help out — I think that’s what you’re supposed to do, share your talents with your community,” Beth Bosio said. At Broomfield Days, the couple will ride in one of the frontmost cars in the parade. “We’re just really excited to be there as a family and see all our friends and neighbors in town, because that’s what Broomfield Days is all about,” Beth Bosio said. The Broomfield Days parade is set to kick off 9:30 a.m. Sept. 19 at Main Street and Midway Boulevard, before heading toward Midway Park.

John and Beth Bosio pose for a portrait at the Chapel of the Crosses at the Lutheran Church of Hope in Broomfield on Sept. 1.

| JOEL SOLIS, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

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Wrenn Van, left, plays during the annual BrewHaHa event in Broomfield in 2022. | FILE PHOTO

MUSIC

Broomfield Days main stage slated to welcome Front Range musician Wrenn Van CORBETT STEVENSON BROOMFIELD ENTERPRISE Front Range musician Wrenn Van is set to perform at Broomfield Days and show off her R&B-inspired pop tunes for the crowd at what the city calls its

biggest event of the year. Although the Broomfield Days crowd is sure to be large, Van said she’s no stranger to live performances, having gotten her start in the coffee shops and restaurants of the Lafayette area, playing for tips with her friend,

and now keyboardist, Ian Arras. Her roots in playing shows regularly got her comfortable with performing in front of a crowd, she said, and she still enjoys live performances. “I really love the improvisation aspect of (live shows), and sometimes

you just get a really special crowd and it gives me so much life and energy,” Van said, adding that seeing people dance and have fun means the joy is going both ways. “Sometimes people aren't actively listening, but they're with their family


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“It’s so cheesy to say, but I think maturing is realizing that pop music is actually cool,” Van said. At Broomfield Days, Van’s performance is slated to begin 3:30 p.m. Sept. 19 on the main stage in Midway Park, off Midway Boulevard and east of the fire station.

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A look at the interior of a cars at the 2025 Broomfield Days car show. | COURTESY PHOTO / CAROLYN VALTER

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Annual Broomfield Days car show to display classic and unique rides CORBETT STEVENSON BROOMFIELD ENTERPRISE

A car at the 2025 Broomfield Days car show. | COURTESY PHOTO CARL MUEHLEMEYER

The car show at Broomfield Days promises another day of classic rides, all shown off for a good cause. Put on by Senior Resources of

Broomfield, the show attracts a mix of makes and models, both classic and modern. The event is an annual fundraiser for the nonprofit, which works to improve quality of life for Broomfield’s older adults, according to CONTINUED >> PAGE 16


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Classic and unique rides

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Cars at the 2025 Broomfield Days car show. | COURTESY PHOTOS CARL MUEHLEMEYER

its website. The show's beginnings date to the early 2000s, amid an effort to get seniors' cars checked on to ensure

their safety. The car show's founder, Tom Fahrenbruch, had called in some friends with classic cars to make the safety check an exciting occasion.

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RETRO STYLE

Retro logo for Broomfield Days harkens back to city’s early years

CORBETT STEVENSON BROOMFIELD ENTERPRISE This year’s retro Broomfield Days festival logo harkens back to a style from an era when Broomfield, as a city, was young. Broomfield was incorporated — or officially became a city — in 1961 when it only had a population of about 6,000, according to the city’s website. Though much has changed about the area since then, the winner of the annual Broomfield Days logo design contest nods to the past with her winning piece. “I was having a hard time for a while coming up with (a design) — it’s one of those things where’s there’s so many ideas and so many possibilities that it can be really hard to narrow it down,” said Liz Carney, adding that just days before the contest deadline, she tried returning to her roots to find the winning idea. “I’m always drawn towards landscape stuff, so I started messing around with flowers and then it kind

of just occurred to me,” she said. “What better vibe is there than flowers and retro?” The logo’s yellow and brown flower made of curved lines with a wavy, retro font are reminiscent of design trends in the ’60s, and the “Growing together since 1961” slogan nods to the feel-good vibe many associate with the era. “I love Broomfield, and I’ve been a part of it for so long, and the public aspect of (the competition) and being able to share that design as part of such a fun, community-wide event was really cool for me,” Carney said. Carney said she works at the Broomfield library as a circulation clerk, and visitors to the library may have greeted her at one of the first floor desks. Outside of work, creating art has always been a passion of hers, she said. “Art has been a part of my life for as long as I remember,” Carney said. “All through elementary and middle school and high school I was just constantly doing art classes, and


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box and storm drain in the Thornton area, and regularly contributing to the Broomfield library’s public displays. Carney’s winning logo can be seen in the city’s promotional material and at the event itself, which takes place Sept. 19 and 20 at Midway Park.

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Elizabeth Carney poses for a portrait in front of the Broomfield library in September. Carney designed the winning logo for this year’s upcoming Broomfield Days festival. | JOEL SOLIS, STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER

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Kids dressed up for the 2025 Broomfield Days clown contest. | COURTESY PHOTO CARL MUEHLEMEYER

CLOWN CONTEST

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Dress in your best ' 50 s style!

Everyone is welcome! Bring a friend and let’s go back in time!

Kids invited to clown around at annual Broomfield Days contest CORBETT STEVENSON BROOMFIELD ENTERPRISE At Broomfield Days, kids who want to have fun and put on a show while in costume are invited to the demo stage for the annual clown contest. The contest is open for kids aged

1 to 10, split into three divisions 10 a.m. Sept. 19 near the demo stage at Midway Park. The contest starts 10:30 a.m. Editor's note: The Broomfield Days schedule is subject to change, according to Broomfield's website.

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A child dressed up for the 2025 Broomfield Days clown contest event. | COURTESY PHOTO TIM SEIBERT

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A child has their arms around a large stuffed bear at the 2025 Broomfield Days clown contest. | COURTESY PHOTO / KELLIE SCHILLER

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