🌱 Rebel Marketplace Pops Up at Hoffman Heights Library | | Hey Denver ! 🧩🎉 | Forget big-box farmers markets—this one is homegrown. Rebel Marketplace is built by neighbors for neighbors, with vendors, artists, and even backyard gardeners all within a six-mile radius of Hoffman Heights. Add in family activities like storytimes, a kids’ play zone, and a teen game space, and you’ve got more than a market—you’ve got a block party with better veggies. | 🌼 Looking for more things to do in Denver? Dive into Things to Do in Colorado, Kid-Friendly Hikes, or discover our favorite Colorado Day Trips. | | 🌆 Mile High Trivia Time! | | 🌱 Rebel Marketplace at Hoffman Heights Library | | Looking for a neighborhood hangout that feeds both the stomach and the soul? Head to Hoffman Heights Library this Wednesday, September 10, from 6–8 PM, where the Rebel Marketplace is turning the library lawn into a community-powered farmers market. | It’s more than just a farmers market—it’s a neighborhood gathering spot. Local businesses set up shop, the library stays open late, and the whole place buzzes with good vibes. | ✨ Here’s what makes it special: | 🥕 Shop local – Fresh produce, handmade goods, and unique finds from community-run businesses. 📚 Storytimes & kid fun – The library brings extra magic with storytimes (6:30 & 7:30 PM), a kids’ play area, and even a teen game zone running all evening. 🎉 True community feel – It’s not just about shopping; it’s about neighbors coming together, sharing space, and celebrating local creativity.
| This isn’t your typical farmers market with vendors from all over the state — Rebel Marketplace is hyper-local, run entirely by neighborhood businesses, gardeners, and makers. Their mission is simple: “Feeding our community one garden at a time.” Expect fresh produce, handmade goods, art, and even first-time growers selling what they’ve harvested from their own backyards. | It’s more than shopping, too. Kids can join storytime sessions, families can explore the play areas, and teens get a dedicated game zone. Think of it as a block party with better veggies — a place where local businesses thrive, artists shine, and neighbors connect over good food and good vibes. | Bring a picnic blanket, grab some goodies, and let the kids run free while you enjoy the energy of a marketplace designed by and for the neighborhood. It’s the kind of event that makes you grateful to call Aurora home. | 📍 Hoffman Heights Library, 1298 Peoria St. | ⏰ Wednesday, Sept. 10 | 6–8 PM | 💵 Free Admission | | 🌆 Mile High Happenings | | Where are you heading this week? Tag us in your adventures! 🚀 | | 🍽 Not sure where to eat tonight? | Our Restaurant Finder takes the guesswork out of dining by showing you the best local restaurants based on real reviews and vibes, not just ratings. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick bite or a date-night spot, we’ve got you. No endless scrolling, no decision fatigue...just solid recs. |
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| | 🌟 Until Next Time… | | Events like the Rebel Marketplace remind us what makes Colorado so special—neighbors supporting neighbors, kids laughing in the play area, and the simple joy of gathering together. Whether you’re coming for the fresh produce, the storytime magic, or just the friendly vibes, this is one to add to your calendar. | ✅ Answer: B) 1929 — Founded on February 10, 1929, thanks to the Aurora Women’s Club, who raised funds through tea parties, card games, and bake sales to bring books and community to the city. | — The What’s Happenin’ Denver Team 🏞️✨ |
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