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Brighton approves 21 civic events for 2026 after discussion of Stars Hollow size and fees
Summary
Council authorized 21 civic event applications for 2026, including a new heterotaxy-awareness walk by Malachi's House of Hope; members raised concerns about Stars Hollow's downtown footprint and learned two events (Cinco de Mayo and Stars Hollow) are listed as for-profit.
Brighton City Council approved 21 civic event applications for 2026 after staff and council discussed event size, safety plans, and fees.
Assistant to DPS Director Patty Thomas told council the city received 21 applications, all but one repeats from prior years, and identified a new two-mile walk by Malachi's House of Hope to raise awareness about heterotaxy. "There's a…
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