Wanna get away? Snow geese in Lamar, chocolate in Estes Park and live music at Red Rocks among weekend options around Colorado
HIGH PLAINS SNOW GOOSE FESTIVAL: One of the state’s largest birding events returns to the eastern plains, drawing visitors eager to witness thousands of snow geese and other migratory birds along the Western Central Flyway. Through Sunday, the four-day festival around Lamar offers tours, programs and prime viewing opportunities.

WINE & CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL: Come for the wine, stay for the chocolate. From noon to 6 p.m. Saturday, sample sweet treats from regional chocolatiers and enjoy tastings from a variety of wineries at Estes Park Events Complex (1125 Rooftop Way). The afternoon also includes live music and glow golf. Tickets range from $10 to $50. visitestespark.com
LAKE CITY ICE CLIMBS FESTIVAL: Scale frozen waterfalls or watch others test their skills at this annual one-day festival. The fun starts at 11 a.m. Saturday at Lake City Ice Park (201 County Road 20). Celebrate at the awards dinner at Lake City Arts (300 Silver St.), with a menu featuring chile verde, mac and cheese, red rice, and churro cheesecake. lakecityice.com
ICELANTIC WINTER ON THE ROCKS: Billed as the one and only winter show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Winter On The Rocks returns Saturday for a night of hip-hop and rap. The lineup features BigXthaPlug, Smino and Mick Jenkins, performing against the stunning backdrop. Gates open at 6 p.m. Tickets range from $75 to $237. 18300 W Alameda Parkway, Morrison
MONSTER JAM: Massive trucks will roll into Denver’s Ball Arena for shows Friday through Sunday. At Monster Jam Pit Party, fans can see the 12,000-pound trucks and meet drivers for photos and autographs. The weekend also includes family-friendly activities, a look at how the trucks are built to survive the competition and the high-octane shows. monsterjam.com
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