11 Second date ideas with specific calendar dates.
You made it through the first date and both of you are ready to try some second date ideas. We’ve got some great second date ideas to help you see how the two of you line up. These will take you from away from dinner date and you’ll see how each of you react to a little more of a challenge and hopefully more fun. Quick word of caution, once you begin to incorporate these second date ideas you are going to have to keep up with them. In most cases these ideas will be cheaper than going out to dinners. By the way these second date ideas are for the year 2013.
This is just a sampling of second date ideas, (if you get tired of the words: “second date ideas” that just happens to be the key words for this post – let’s get real these are great for beyond second dates).
1) St Patrick’s Day Parade, March 15th one of the larger ones west of the Mississippi, this is for beyond the first date. www.denverstpatricksdayparade.com/
2) Gay Parade Denver – the gays take over Cheesman Park, and Colfax heading down to Civic Park, around the second weekend in June – the 4th largest Parade and Festival in the country. You may be straight but this is a hoot. www.glbtcolorado.org/PrideFest_Parade.aspx
3) Furry Scurry – Early May dog walk Denver – Washington Park http://support.ddfl.org/site/PageServer?pagename=fs_info
4) Colorado Renaissance Festival, in Larkspur, June through July. www.coloradorenaissance.com/
5) The Kinetics Sculpture Race July 20th 2013 is the perfect Colorado Event: Green-Kinetics features human-powered vehicles constructed from scavenged and recycled materials. Mid June – Union Reservoir is located at 0461 Weld County Road #26, Longmont, CO 80504 Smart-Kinetics celebrates creativity and ingenuity, science and art. www.boulderkinetics.com/
6) Colorado Dragon Boat Festival late July -The Colorado Dragon Boat Festival is a relative newcomer to Denver’s summer festival roster – the inaugural event was held in 2001 – but in less than a decade, it’s become a wildly popular cultural bonanza. Denver’s 5280 Magazine declared it “one of Colorado’s greatest festivals.” This year’s Dragon Boat Festival promises to be the biggest and best yet. http://www.denver.org/events/organizations/detail?o=2164&t=annual-event
7) Zombie Crawl Denver – late October, Saturday 2pm, 16th Street Mall on of the largest ones in the country. Costumes “required.” http://www.examiner.com/article/the-2012-denver-zombie-crawl-denver-s-finest-cultural-event.
8) Turkey Trot – Washington Park – Thanksgiving morning late Nov. http://calendar.denverpost.com/denver_co/events/show/273878305-mile-high-united-ways-39th-annual-turkey-trot
9) Denver Botanical Garden, Blossom of Lights, Trail of Lights – December
Don’t go on the “free days” the Garden is just too crowded. A great location for a picnic – see how many plants and stories you can make up about a childhood adventure. www.botanicgardens.org/
10) Zoo lights – December - http://www.denverzoo.org/event/zoo-lights-opening-night
11) The Budweiser International Snow Sculpture Championships are held every winter in Breckenridge, Colorado. Late January Teams from around the world create works of art out of snow for prizes in the town’s center. Read more: Information on Snow or Ice Carvings in Breckenridge, Colorado | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/facts_7416306_information-ice-carvings-breckenridge_-colorado.html#ixzz2CimUoMiU






