The Half Way to Renaissance Festival will return to the Brighton area for its 14th edition this January, adding an old-school touch to the modern music fest.
The one-night festival will be headlined by the well-travelled Celtic Legacy, providing a modern take on traditional Irish and Scottish music. They will be supported by Colorado’s own Nordic Daughter and Indiana’s Maelstr’M, playing their first show in the state.
This edition of Half Way to Renaissance Festival will feature the theme “Kilt Nyte Out”, with attendees welcome to wear the traditional kilt. There will be an open dance floor and VIP booths, with table seating on a first-come, first-served basis. The ticket price will also include a complementary pint of Blue Moon beer.
The concert is hosted by the @Cheers bar in Northglenn, with the goal of attracting music lovers from nearby areas like Denver and Brighton. Music festivals and concerts like this often use visually dynamic poster printing to feature the artists playing and attract local attention. The festival was created by organizers and regulars of the Colorado Renaissance Festival to provide a central get together during the winter offseason.
The 2025 Half Way to Renaissance Festival will take place in @Cheers Bar in Northglenn on the evening of January 10. Tickets are only available for those 21 or older.
