Fourth of July Festivities:

July 2-4:Rodeos have consistently entertained Brush visitors for over a hundred years. The first recorded rodeo happened in 1884 when Jared Brush brought together a trainload of Denver residents to witness the amazing skills of cowboys. Brush Rodeo Association has operated the "World's Largest Open Rodeo" since 1954. Brush Rodeo Association became a member of the Colorado Pro Rodeo Association in 2005 and the rodeo is a Colorado State Pro Rodeo now. Today, a variety of community events keep Brush visitors busy. These include fireworks, a parade, the Cowboy Breakfast, an Ice Cream Social, the Golden West Art Show and the library's quilt show and book sale.

The Morgan County Junior Fair:

First Full Week of August: A week of displaying projects, a variety of community events, and community networking all takes place at this event held at the Brush Fairgrounds.

Brush Balloon Classic:

Held the Fourth Weekend in September, this colorful event of huge hot air balloons is a hit with the crowds that gathered to watch and participate. It begins on the west side of Brush at Beaver Valley School grounds.

The 23rd Annual Oktoberfest -

Held the fourth Saturday in September, this is a fun street bazaar with arts, crafts, food, games and a car show. There is also live entertainment and a polka dance complete with a German buffet later in the evening.