Upcoming Events In Littleton: 1st Little Jam, Criterium, Concerts

LITTLETON, CO — As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues, more events are being announced in Littleton.

While some popular events — such as the Hudson Gardens 2021 Concert series — have been canceled, event organizers have worked hard to host other annual summer traditions.

Here are some upcoming free events that you'll want to mark on your calendar:

Little Jams

Little Jams will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. You're invited to bring a blanket or lawn chairs and enjoy live music, craft beer, wine and food trucks.

• July 10 at Harlow Park: Raising Cain
• Aug. 13 at Sterne Park: Kyle Allgood and the NoGoods
• Sept. 18 at Aspen Grove: Band TBD.

>> Learn more about the events here.

Littleton Museum Concert Series

People of all ages are invited to pack picnic blankets and lawn chairs and head out to concerts this summer outside the Littleton Museum, at 6028 S Gallup St. The concerts will include first-come, first-served open seating, organizers said. No food trucks or beverage service will be offered this year, so attendees are encouraged to pack snacks.

• July 14 - Two Faces West
• July 21 - Delta Sonics
• July 28 - David Lawrence and the Spoonful
• Aug. 4 - Juice O'The Barley
• Aug. 11 - Dakota Blonde
• Aug. 18 - Buckstein

>> Learn more about the series here.

Littleton Twilight Criterium

July 31 in downtown Littleton. The popular Littleton tradition will be held from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., and include a full day of professional men's and women's cycling races. There will also be a beer garden, live music and a cruiser ride.

>> Learn more about the event here.

Meet, Greet & Eat

Community members are invited to eat pizza and meet City Council members. The events will include displays from city departments South Suburban Parks & Recreation and other local organizations.

• July 14 at Progress Park
• Aug. 11 at Ketring Park

>> Learn more about the events here.

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