The PoloFest will for the third year be held at the Denver Polo Club. With this year’s edition less than a month away, we take a look at the top highlights of what you can look forward to.
ARTISTS
The one-day outdoor summer festival, that combines live music and the unique sport of polo, will help raise money and awareness for the Equine Partnership Program (EPP). The day will be filled with entertainment including; polo matches featuring the world’s top players and horses, live music performances from international superstars Kygo, Sofi Tukker, Chelsea Cutler and local artist Zach Heckendorf, along with the opportunity to interact and ride horses with the EPP and the Denver Polo Club. Attendees will see the #1 professional polo player in the world, Adolfo Cambiaso.
VENUE
The Denver Polo Club is unlike any other venue in the Denver area with expansive green fields, nestled in a beautiful forest along Plum Creek with views of the front range. Come out and enjoy a fun-filled day in casual, comfortable attire with a variety of activities, food truck vendors, and bars. No fancy clothes are necessary. The audience will get up close and personal while watching the players and feel the power of the horses as they gallop at record-breaking speeds. Prepare for summer sun and dancing around on some green grass into the night.
REASONABLY PRICED TICKETS
Tickets can be purchased through PoloFest.com or AXS.com. General Admission tickets are currently available from $65 to $85, and a limited number of VIP tickets are available for $150. A VIP ticket includes private viewing area for both music and polo close to the stage, shaded seating area with couches and tables, exclusive full-service bar, and private bathrooms.
PoloFest was created from the passion and vision of founders Rob Jornayvaz and Ty MacCarty. Both are producers at Horseplay Productions. PoloFest celebrated its inaugural event in 2017 and is planning to be an annual Colorado event for many years to come. Rob and Ty had a desire to bring the amazing sport of polo to mainstream America. The event aims to bring a new more inclusive perception of the sport of polo to the public, and showcase the incredible capabilities of equine athletes both on and off the field.
