Andrea Spikes

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Eat, drink and shop merrily: Denver Christkindl Market

November 30, 3:11 PM
by Andrea Spikes, Denver Food Examiner
 

© 2007 German American Chamber of Commerce Colorado Chapter

Now in its ninth season, the German American Chamber of Commerce–Colorado Chapter (GACC) brings its Denver Christkindl Market to downtown Denver.

On the corner of 16th and Arapahoe along the 16th Street Mall, you'll find an assortment of booths where purveyors are purveying a fascinating array of handmade gifts. From German Christmas ornaments to Ukrainian hand-painted trinket boxes, this unique little festival is the perfect place to get yourself in a shopping kind of mood – old world style.

What's more (and is at least half the reason I like to go), the market offers plenty of European food and a beer garden where you can warm up to a cup of Gluhwein (a type of German spiced wine) or beer. The Market rounds out the annual event with local choruses and other musicians, including a performance with 400 tubas on December 14th.


© 2007 German American Chamber of Commerce Colorado Chapter

Denver Christkindl Market
16th and Arapahoe, downtown Denver
November 28 - December 23

Open Sunday - Thursday 11am to 8pm
Friday - Saturday 11am to 9pm

www.denverchristkindlmarket.com


Topics: event , food , drink , shopping , Christmas , Christkindl market
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