SATURDAY Native Americans are an integral part of the history of Garden of the Gods, and they will share their traditions and stories in music, dances and stories at the annual Rock Ledge Ranch Powwow , Saturday. Site blessing 10 a.m.
, Grand Entry noon. Food for sure and even Indian tacos. Vendors.
Admission $4-$8. rockledgeranch.com/event/annual-powwow-2 FRIDAY-SUNDAY Delicious Pueblo chiles are the pride of that area's growers.
The nose-tingling aroma of those chiles in huge roasters with garlic will line the city's Union Avenue in the 30th Pueblo Chile & Frijoles Festival all weekend. Vendors, food, music, cooking competitions and 30 hot air balloons launching mornings from Langoni soccer fields. Evening glows will have inflated balloons in Riverfront Park.
Festival hours 3 p.m. to midnight Friday, 10 a.
m. to midnight Saturday, 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Sunday.
pueblochilefestival.com FRIDAY-SATURDAY Wear your comfy flannels for the UpaDowna Folk 'n' Flannel Festival & Fundraiser, raising funds for the "outdoor adventure-based nonprofit." Family friendly and it includes dancing at the silent disco, listening to bands, playing games, eating pie and doing a race scavenger hunt through America the Beautiful Park.
Tickets according to events. eventbrite.com/e/folknflannel-festival-fundraiser-tickets-969487361797 .
At the Meanwhile Block across Cimarron from the soccer stadium, Weidner Field. SATURDAY Dead Man's Brewfest returns with tastings of favorite beers, liquors and wine at Weid.