The Town of Superior’s signature Chili & Beer Fest is this Saturday, Sept. 6, from 2 to 6 p.m. in the Superior Community Park (1350 Coalton Road), and you won't want to miss it!

Community Park will transform into a hub of lively music, bold flavors and fun, shared between friends and family.Here’s all you need to know.

We encourage everyone to walk, ride their bikes, or carpool to the Festival.

If you're driving, parking will be available at the northeast corner of McCaslin Blvd. and Coalton Road. There will be a free shuttle to Community Park. The shuttle bus will run from 1 to 7 p.m., making a round trip every 15 minutes.

Accessible parking will be available in the Community Park parking lot.

Do not park in front of businesses near Community Park or the Safeway shopping center. Violators will be towed at the owner's expense. These parking lots are for customer use only.

Redeem your Beer Fest wrist band and mug at the box office just before you enter the festival. Both are needed to participate in Beer Fest sampling.

Don't want unlimited 3-oz pours from over 20 local brewers? Skip the box office and come on in! All Chili Fest activities are free, including the chili samples, music and games. Individual beers or seltzers can also be purchased from one of the two Rotary single-serve tents (21+ only, ID required).

Don't have tickets? Grab them online for $45 or at the box office for $50. Go VIP and enjoy the full festival experience in an exclusive, shaded and catered lounge! View participating brewers below.

Grab some chili and enjoy the festivities, there's plenty to do!

Live music will be playing throughout the day. Games and activities for all ages are bountiful and there will be many local vendor to visit.

The Wrenn Van Band opens the event from 2-3:30 p.m., delivering a lively mix of original songs and crowd-pleasing covers with the kind of musicianship that makes you want to dance.

Hazel Miller & The Collective will close out the day from 4-6 p.m. with a performance that promises to be unforgettable. Known throughout Colorado and beyond, Hazel Miller brings her signature blend of jazz, blues, R&B, and soul to the stage — each song infused with the band’s unmistakable energy and flair.

When the chili pots are empty, the food trucks will still be serving.Best Spuds,Freshly Laid,La Paisita,Spice Girls Global andTacos y Tepas will be lined up and ready to offer a wide variety of dishes available for purchase — all cravings will be satiated!

For those looking to cool down, Big Wheel Beverages will provide free snow cones for everyone, a perfect sweet treat for a sunny September afternoon.

Volunteers ensure these massive events are amazing. We still have some time slots available at different stations and different times throughout the event.

Those interested in volunteering need only sign up on the Chili and Beer Fest Volunteer page by Sept. 4.