ThriftCon 2024 in Denver. Photo: Courtesy of ThriftCon
Calling all stylish bargain hunters: ThriftCon Denver 2026 returns this weekend, with a chance to score vintage treasures, rare collectibles and even pieces straight from a Broncos player's closet.
State of play: The two-day extravaganza kicks off Saturday at the National Western Center with more than 140 vendors catering to everyone from casual thrifters to die-hard collectors.
Why it matters: Thrifting has become a cultural mainstay, especially among Gen Z shoppers drawn to the practice its sustainability, affordability and one-of-a-kind finds.
Dig in: Expect racks spanning decades and aesthetics, from classic vintage to streetwear, alongside accessories, home goods, furniture and collectibles like vinyl records.
Listen to live music from Dem Franchize Boyz (Saturday at noon) and Travie McCoy (Sunday at noon), plus art installations throughout the venue.
The intrigue: Broncos running back Tyler Badie will be the featured vendor, selling pieces from his own wardrobe.
If you go: Daily admission starts at $24 at the Livestock Center (4850 National Western Dr.)
