Hosted by Denver Water, the Suburban Distributors of Denver Water, and the One World One Water Center at Metropolitan State University of Denver, the Denver Metro Water Festival is a unique opportunity to provide unbiased water-related education to sixth graders in Denver Water’s extended service area.
 
The festival offers engaging, hands-on lessons and activities to:
  • Encourage students to take an active role in water conservation,
  • Provide students with the tools they need to bring wise water use to their communities, and
  • Complement classroom water units by addressing Colorado Academic Standards, particularly for science.
 
This annual festival is a community event for metro area students and an opportunity for individuals and organizations throughout the state to participate through presentations, volunteerism and sponsorships.

Dates for the 2018 festival will be announced September 2017.

Teachers

The Festival is provided at no cost to schools in the Denver Water extended service area. Space is limited and the event will fill quickly so apply early.

Volunteers

This event is only possible with many dedicated volunteers. Volunteers help guide students through the Festival, assist with presentations and much more. There are many volunteer positions to choose from.

Presenters

Festival Presenters make the event FUN! Presenters come from many different backgrounds, organizations and companies to share their knowledge and passion with Festival participants.