If you're wanting to watch the Avs try to win their first Stanley Cup in 21 years, there is no shortage of places to catch the games around town.
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Team-sponsored official watch parties are happening at Ball Arena and the Tivoli Quad on the Auraria Campus. Admission to the Tivoli Quad at 900 Auraria Parkway is free. There are huge screens which will show the game and food and drives from Tivoli Brewing will be sold on site. There will also be opportunities to win Avalanche gear and team-signed items.
. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. Concessions will be sold at the arena and shops will also be open. All proceeds will benefit Kroenke Sports Charities.McGregor Square has hosted large watch parties on the plaza for each game. Tom’s Watch Bar serves as the official watch bar for the Avs playoff run, and the game will be on many of their hundreds of television screens.
Blake Street Tavern, Highland Tap & Burger, Brooklyn’s, Number Thirty Eight, Sports Column, Stoney’s Bar & Grill, and View House are among the several other sports bars that are hosting watch parties for the games.
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