Kiss a unicorn, and more things to do in Denver today.
The unicorns are coming back to Clement Park for two days of sublime and magical happenings that especially appeal to young girls in tutus and fairy costumes, as well as their starstruck moms.
Packed with characters, more than twenty unicorns of all sizes to ride, mermaids, interactive fairy tales, a Shero Palace, and selfie opportunities with sprites and princesses, the Unicorn Festival is a delightful fantasy for all ages that also provides the inevitable bounce houses, face painting and costume contests. There's a free shuttle from Southwest Plaza's parking lot; tickets, $15 to $25 , will be available at the gate.
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