Events in Arapahoe County, CO

Veterans and their families can access no-cost acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and Healing Touch Therapy through the Healing Warriors Program at this satellite clinic. Services are available to all clients, with appointment frequency based on eligibility. Participants in the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program may schedule weekly visits, while other eligible clients can book one session per month and select the week that works best. To arrange an appointment for the Arapahoe clinic, email auroraappointments@healingwarriorsprogram.org or call 303-317-4870.

Rooted in the Chinese tradition of Qi Gong, this session blends mindful breathing, gentle movement, and meditation to support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. The focus is Qi Gong Stick Mobility, an energy practice that uses a bamboo training stick to reinforce the body’s internal and external structure, encourage a balanced flow of Yin and Yang, and improve joint mobility. Working with the stick helps condition connective tissue, ligaments, and muscles, which can contribute to increased strength, flexibility, and overall vitality. A Qi Gong bamboo stick is required to participate. If you do not have one, you may order a stick and it will be brought to class for you. Lightweight bamboo sticks are recommended for females, and heavyweight bamboo sticks are recommended for males. The drop-in rate is $22, and the class can also be accessed with existing class packs. This is an in-studio class.

Settle into a candlelit, guided meditation designed to bring body, heart, mind, and spirit into harmony, with space to reconnect with the soul. The instructor offers Reiki energy balancing through light touch. Each class carries its own intention and sequence, blending breathwork, gentle stretching, and soothing music. Participants often seek benefits such as relief from stress and discomfort, renewed vitality, chakra balancing, heightened intuition, support for dream exploration, deeper inner wisdom, and a sense of soul empowerment. The experience is 90 minutes in total, with a 75 minute practice followed by 15 minutes to ground and share in community. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to settle into a quiet space with clear intention. Late entry is not permitted once class begins. There are no prerequisites. The drop-in rate is $22, and class packs may be used. Prepaid credit is charged for cancellations within 24 hours, no-shows, or late arrivals, with no exceptions.

Celebrate Halloween at a family friendly gathering in the gym, followed by an optional themed swim in the pool. The indoor festivities last 1.5 hours with bounce houses, games, and other activities, then conclude with a festive trick or treat route through the recreation center and around the running track where children can collect candy and small goodies. Afterward, the pool offers another 1.5 hours of Halloween themed swim time. Participants can choose the party only, the swim only, or a package that includes both.

Every Wednesday, Stampede in Aurora hosts Ladies Night featuring free line dancing lessons with Laurie Burkhardt. Each week brings a new theme, plus plenty of dancing and country music in a lively atmosphere.

Take the stage or relax in the audience as live music and entertainment unfold at this open mic. A friendly, supportive vibe makes it welcoming for both performers and listeners.

Enjoy brain-teasing fun at Locavore Beer Works in Littleton, featuring Denver Trivia League. Participation is free for all, and prizes go to the top-scoring teams. Sip a beer, team up with friends, and put your trivia knowledge to the test.

At NAPA Center Denver, little ones under two can take part in a therapist-led play group that blends fun with purposeful learning. Occupational, physical, and speech therapists shape themed activities that encourage early movement, language, and sensory skills. Infants and toddlers engage at a comfortable pace while caregivers connect with one another. All families are welcome, and siblings may attend. This supportive setting suits children with varied developmental needs who thrive with gentle guidance and structured play.

Weekly bingo sessions at Turn of the Century Bingo with Colorado Youth Basketball feature a guaranteed $2,500 total cash payout. Players can also try Plinko for a chance to win prizes such as fun promotional items or discounts on future sessions. The hall offers a pickle bar with $0.25 and $1 pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, board games, and more. A full snack bar serves fresh, cook-to-order items. Participation supports Colorado Youth Basketball and helps provide local kids the opportunity to play hoops.

Chalk & Flour brings a weekly selection of freshly baked sourdough breads and loaves, focaccia, scones, cookies, granola and other treats to Curate Mercantile. Steph from Chalk & Flour delivers a new lineup each week, available for purchase until sold out. Preordering for the following week is available, and customers can choose either Curate Mercantile location for pickup. While you are there, explore a marketplace featuring over 100 local vendors with apparel, jewelry, artwork, Colorado-made foods, gift ideas and home decor.

Comet Brews hosts a leading trivia night in downtown Littleton, where craft beer meets clever trivia challenges. Participation is free, and prizes await the top teams.

Colorado Youth Basketball presents weekly Friday night bingo at Turn of the Century Bingo in Aurora. Each session offers a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500 and includes a chance to win a monthly package featuring a night’s stay for two and a $100 food and beverage voucher to Ameristar Casino Black Hawk. Between games, enjoy the pickle bar with $0.25 and $1 pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, board games, and more. A full snack bar serves fresh, cooked-to-order items. Select sessions also feature must-go progressive jackpot games and special Super Bingo events. Participation supports Colorado Youth Basketball and its work giving local kids opportunities to play.

Old Souls performs live at The Englewood Tavern in Englewood, Colorado. Drawing on country traditions and years of travel, the group channels road-worn stories and ghostly themes into songs. The music speaks to anyone searching for something real, from hard-luck sinners to honky-tonk faithful.

Medium Build brings The King of Having Fun on Tour to the Gothic Theatre, with Bella White joining the bill. Nick Carpenter, the queer singer-songwriter behind Medium Build, first built a devoted following in Anchorage before relocating to Nashville to reconnect with southern roots and fully pursue his craft. His music blends a classic country spirit with modern sensibilities, inviting listeners to look inward alongside his own emotional journey. Songs like "Crying Over U" lean into vulnerability with intricate lyrics and a voice that is both raspy and gentle, while "Never Learned to Dance" drifts into cosmic Americana, where warm acoustics and steel textures frame a contemporary story of online romance and missed connections. He has opened for Lewis Capaldi, Matt Maeson, and FINNEAS, sold out a headlining run across North America, and played European dates following the Health EP, with more touring supporting new music after "In My Room" and recognition from BBC1, Alt Nation, and Zane Lowe. This show is for ages 16 and over. In partnership with PLUS1, $1 from every ticket benefits REVERB and its efforts to make the music industry more sustainable while empowering fans to take action on environmental and social issues. There is a limit of six tickets per household, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

Hosted at The Village Workspace, this men-only summit welcomes adults and teens ages 13 to 17 for a day focused on growth, connection, and practical tools. Centered on inner development and a vision of building stronger men for a better world, the program brings together men with shared goals to learn, collaborate, and support one another. Coffee and donuts set the tone for conversation and networking, lunch is a taco bar, and parking is free. The schedule blends four TEDx-style talks with facilitated, candid dialogue, personal challenges, and peer support, offering practical frameworks for stronger leadership, healthier relationships, and improved wellness. The approach is steady and respectful rather than hyped. There are no political agendas, no religious sermonizing, no boot-camp mentality, no guilt or shaming, and no hard-sell marketing. Adult tickets are $50. Teen tickets are free when an accompanying adult attends, and teens must be accompanied by an adult. Proceeds benefit a local men's nonprofit. Presented by BeMen, a nonprofit focused on healthy masculinity through honest conversation, shared resources, and mutual encouragement, with sponsors oriented to men's interests.

For anyone who walks into busy spaces and suddenly feels drained, pressured, or swept up in a heavy mood, this class offers practical ways to lessen that impact. Much like using earplugs at a loud concert, you will explore methods to dial down energetic and frequency disturbances, recognize their signs, and choose when it is best to step away. The session looks at both historical context and modern perspectives on collective energy, then moves into clear techniques for building a personal energetic shield that can soften external influences. Time is set aside to practice so participants can begin creating a shield of their own with guidance. The class is led by Ms. Gray, a speaker, author, educator, and consultant with five academic degrees across engineering, physics, and theological studies, bringing together scientific and philosophical approaches. The fee is $40. Registration is available by email.

Experience a seasonal marketplace at the TREA Auxiliary #39 Fall Craft Fair, hosted at TREA Chapter #39. Browse unique crafts, gifts, baked goods, and boutique finds while supporting local makers and community spirit. Organizers are currently accepting vendors interested in showcasing their work. For participation details, please inquire.

The Yooper picnic is set for DeKoevend Park in Centennial. The park offers picnic tables, complimentary parking, and a playground for children. Pasties are not planned this year because options under $12 could not be found, though that may change if a more affordable source becomes available.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a hands-on sugar cookie decorating class that teaches you how to turn plain cookies into a festive, polished set. Suitable for first timers and anyone looking to level up their skills, the session uses step by step instruction and live demonstrations to cover royal icing essentials such as outlining, flooding, and creating clean raised details. You will decorate a themed assortment that includes a friendly ghost and a skull with a smooth white base and crisp black accents, a jack o lantern that uses sectional flooding for a rounded look, a bright candy corn with tidy color transitions, a midnight bat with a sharp dark silhouette, and a witch hat that layers colors for a playful, dimensional brim. Your ticket includes six cookies to decorate, four icing bags in fun colors with any leftovers yours to take home, a small class format with personalized guidance throughout, a box for safely transporting your creations, and a Q&A that shares icing tips and tricks along with dough basics.

Southglenn Library hosts an indoor session in a meeting room featuring the Mile High Babywearing South lending library. Volunteers provide carrier fit checks, whether you bring your own or try options from the on-site collection. Borrowing is available through the lending library with a membership, and everyone is welcome to attend and try carriers.

A student house band performs at the Fall For You Fest at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds in Aurora, showcasing a set they have been rehearsing all season. The celebration takes place outdoors and features a full day of autumn activities, including circus performers, colorful chalk art, holiday shopping, interactive games, and the lively Doppelganger Dog Dash. The event welcomes all ages. Set times will be announced. Tickets are $15 in advance and $17 on the day, and admission covers all entertainment while food and drinks are sold separately.

Racing Louisville FC travels to face Denver Summit FC in a high-level women’s soccer showdown. Expect contrasting styles and new tactical wrinkles, with both sides intent on setting the pace and turning half-chances into goals. A stadium environment brings the action close for an intense match experience.

Enjoy a radio-style production where four performers take on every character and create the sound effects live. The story centers on a timid young woman who falls for a sophisticated millionaire still fixated on the memory of his late wife, while a menacing schemer manipulates them both. This adaptation draws from the radio script of Daphne du Maurier’s Gothic noir bestseller. Tickets are required in advance, $6 per person.

Fresh from a standout appearance on Netflix Introducing, taped in Los Angeles in May 2025, Ruby Setnik delivers comedy with charisma and unapologetic bite. She began performing stand up while still in high school and, at 25, brings fearless energy to the stage. Originally from Sacramento, she built her reputation in New York and tours across the country.

Expect a high-energy night at Pindustry with live music from Wash Park and plenty of room for dancing. The venue brings a lively party atmosphere that keeps the crowd moving. A $10 cover applies.

Glow-O-Ween After Hours turns Slick City into a glowing Halloween celebration with the lights turned down and the energy turned up. Attendees can slide, glow, and celebrate, and wearing a costume offers a chance to win a prize in the costume contest. Admission is $32.99 per person. For safety and a family-friendly experience, hard props, masks, and any costume pieces that block vision are not permitted, and costumes should avoid scary, gory, violent, or weapon-like themes.

At Aquarian Light Lounge, a creative collaboration from Here Now Glass and Vivid Vibes Aura offers a hands-on experience that pairs art with energy insight. Participants receive a professional aura photograph and an intuitive reading, then craft a stained glass frame designed to highlight that image. There are two small-group sessions with six spots each. Plan a little extra personal time before or after your scheduled session for the photo and reading, since the image is captured first and the frame making takes place during your session. Complimentary snacks are provided, and personal beverages are welcome. For ages 17 and up.

At Comedy Works South, this free, one-hour gathering highlights stories of transformation and relationships growing through Youth For Christ as young people encounter the hope of the Gospel of Christ. Attendees will hear firsthand accounts from young people in the community, gain insight into the vision for the future, and be encouraged by engaging speakers and others connected to the Youth For Christ family.

Experience a traditional Spiritualist séance guided by Rev Charles Cox. Strong interest in the long-running Halloween gathering, now in its 18th year, has prompted the addition of a pre-Halloween session. Attendees join in focused intention to create a protected setting and invite messages from spirit. Seating is very limited and advance purchase is required, with admission set at $49.87. This is a sincere, contemplative event intended for those seeking an authentic Spiritualist experience, not a party. Rev Charles Cox is a retired Spiritualist minister in the Denver area with more than four decades of work in readings, seances, and spiritual healing, and he founded the Denver Psychic Development Group to support direct connection with inspiration, guidance, and communication from the other side.

Explore what may lie beyond this life and how bonds with loved ones might continue in a welcoming, conversation-based gathering. Featured guest Trina Schneider, a psychic medium, intuitive energy healer, and spiritual counselor, will guide an open discussion and share parts of her journey into mediumship while making space for questions and a range of perspectives. Topics include what the experience of mediumship can feel like, recognizing possible signs from loved ones, diverse views on the afterlife, approaches to channeling and receiving insight, meaningful ways to honor and remember those who have died, and personal stories of continued connection. The evening concludes with an optional creative project focused on remembrance. This is not a reading event and no individual readings will be offered. Presented by Reikindled Light, the gathering welcomes spiritually curious women. It is donation based with a suggested contribution of $10 to $30, registration is requested to reserve a place, and the optional craft carries a separate fee.

Sienna Spiro appears at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood with a set centered on her voice and an atmospheric pop aesthetic. The emerging singer and songwriter delivers intimate, emotion-forward songs and contemporary textures, shaping a focused show around her distinctive sound.

Donate blood with Vitalant at Aspen Grove and help patients who rely on lifesaving transfusions. As a thank-you, each donor receives two movie tickets to Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Aspen Grove. Space on the Bloodmobile is limited, so making an appointment in advance is recommended. Walk-ins may be accommodated if there is room, but availability can fill quickly.

Mall-O-Ween brings a family-friendly Halloween celebration to Town Center at Aurora with mall-wide trick-or-treating. Children in costume can visit participating retailers throughout the center to collect sweets and discover festive surprises. The festivities include costume contests, dance performances, local vendors, and a variety of free activities for all ages. Free admission keeps the focus on fun, whether you are showing off a creative costume, supporting small businesses, or enjoying the lively Halloween atmosphere. Vendors interested in participating can contact the Marketing Director at cthatcher@spinosoreg.com for details.

Everclear brings The Lucky 7 Tour to Gothic Theatre in Englewood, CO with American Hi-Fi. A pillar of 1990s alternative rock led by founder, singer, and guitarist Art Alexakis, the band continues to deliver charged live sets decades on, weaving in favorites such as Father of Mine and Santa Monica. Fans can help shape the show by voting for songs from the catalog, with the seven most requested selections performed in each city. Entry is for ages 16 and over. Two VIP options are available. The Lucky 7 Meet and Greet Package includes a general admission ticket, early entry with priority access to merchandise, a pre-show meet and greet, a personal photo and autograph session, a private acoustic performance, and a special merchandise bundle featuring an autographed silkscreen poster, a commemorative Lucky 7 poker chip, a Lucky 7 deck of cards, and a specially designed tote bag, plus an official laminate and lanyard. Availability is limited. The Lucky 7 VIP Package provides a general admission ticket, early entry with priority merchandise access, and the Lucky 7 merchandise bundle with the autographed poster, poker chip, and deck of cards.

Brand New takes the stage at The Mission Ballroom in Denver with a fierce live presence and emotionally charged songwriting. Expect an evening of alt rock, dynamic performances, and crowd fueled moments as the band draws from its influential catalog.

The Love Stories Tour brings Thee Sinseers with The Charities to the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, CO. The East L.A. group is led by multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer-songwriter Joseph Quiñones, and features a horn section with Eric Johnson on tenor sax, Steve Surman on baritone sax, and Joseluis Jimenez on trombone, plus rich harmonies and a tight rhythm lineup that includes Christopher Manjarrez on bass, Francisco Flores on guitar, Bryan Ponce on guitar and vocals, Luis Carpio on drums and vocals, and Adriana Flores on vocals. Their approach blends classic influences with fresh ideas for a soulful sound. Thee Sinseers are part of the Colemine Records family under Terry Cole, releasing the singles It Was Only A Dream and I Don’t Mind in 2019 and the full-length album Sinseerly Yours in March 2024. The song Seems Like appears on the compilation Presenting Penrose Records from Daptone Records’ Penrose imprint. It Was Only A Dream has also been featured in the feature film Self Reliance, starring Jake Johnson, and in the television series Riverdale. The band has performed in California, Texas, New York, Chicago, Oregon and beyond. This event is for ages 16 and over. There is a limit of six tickets per household and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

POMi marks Friendsgiving with a chance to tour its new office in Greenwood Village. Attendees can enjoy refreshments and visit with Jet and Ginger. This gathering takes place in Greenwood Village, Colorado.

This fundraiser at Slick City invites attendees to enjoy slides and laughter while supporting Fox Hollow Elementary School. A portion of tickets purchased during the event will be donated to the school, helping fund students and programs. To participate, purchase tickets online in advance or mention the Fox Hollow Elementary School Fundraiser at the front counter when buying in person. Families and friends can have fun together and make a difference at the same time.

Celebrate creativity at the Tagawa Gardens Arts and Crafts Festival, a three day showcase of local makers and artists. Browse fine art, handcrafted treasures, seasonal decor and gifts, take home foods, clothing, and more while getting a head start on holiday shopping. Admission is $6 and is valid for all three days. Children 12 and under are free, and veterans receive free admission.

The annual Makeup Blowout Sale arrives in South Denver, Colorado with deep discounts on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more at Embassy Suites Denver Tech Center. Guests receive a complimentary eyeshadow at entry and can shop deals with savings of up to 75 percent. Admission is free, families are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted.

Ian Bagg appears live on stage at Comedy Works South for an in-person performance.

A festive gathering at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds brings together a holiday market with mindful, mystical experiences. Explore offerings from more than 100 makers, artists, and holistic practitioners featuring handcrafted gifts, crystals and sacred tools, wellness services, and other one of a kind finds for meaningful gifting or self care. On-site experiences include intuitive and psychic readings, energy healing, aura photography by Vivid Vibes Aura, Colorado Fairy Hair Sparkles, and creations inspired by zen and spirit, with much more to discover. A full slate of workshops and presentations invites attendees to learn, uplift their spirits, and deepen their seasonal inspiration. Savor bites from local food trucks, sip something warm, and enjoy a cheerful atmosphere in the company of a welcoming community. Door prizes and giveaways add an extra touch of holiday magic. Admission is $10 for the entire weekend, and children 10 and under are free.

At Southglenn Library in Centennial, this American Red Cross babysitter training is designed for ages 11 to 16 and is a nationally recognized program trusted by many parents. Participants learn how to care for infants and children safely and responsibly, with guidance on starting a babysitting business, hands-on childcare like diapering, feeding, and bottle-feeding, and leadership approaches that encourage positive behavior and effective rewards. The course also includes practice in first aid, CPR, abdominal thrusts, and using an AED. Those who successfully complete the class earn Red Cross Babysitter Certification and American Heart Association Infant and Child CPR certification, valid for two years. The course lasts about six hours and the fee is $130.

Ian Bagg performs live at Comedy Works South. Enjoy an in-person show as he takes the stage at this venue.

This chili contest welcomes red or green recipes. There is an entry cutoff, winners are announced at Broncos halftime, and participants must be present to win.

Slothrust leads a night of music with Um, Jennifer?, open to audiences ages 16 and over. The trio features songwriter, singer, and guitarist Leah Wellbaum alongside drummer Will Gorin and bassist Kyle Bann, known for a rock sound that blends classic influences, soulful flourishes, and striking contrasts. Their releases include Feels Your Pain, Of Course You Do, Everyone Else, and The Pact, the last of which was made in Los Angeles with producer and mixer Billy Bush. The song 7:30 am introduced the band to a broader audience as the theme for the FX series You’re The Worst. Their live history spans sold-out headline shows, festival appearances, and tours supporting Highly Suspect in the United States and Manchester Orchestra in Europe. They have also showcased their range with the covers EP Show Me How You Want It To Be, reimagining tracks by artists as varied as Al Green, Britney Spears, Black Sabbath, and Louis Armstrong.

Lucky Hour performs live at Farro Italian Restaurant. Italian cuisine and wine complement the music.

Learn to operate a manual longarm quilting machine in a focused 3.5-hour certification class. After completing the session, participants are eligible to rent machine time to finish their own quilts. The class costs $100, is beginner friendly and open to all skill levels, and is limited to four participants. No materials are included and there are no requirements to enroll. Instruction is provided by Longarm Expert Trish Johnson, a quilter with more than 15 years of experience who began after taking a class. She also works at Fabric Play Quilting, spending time in the longarm room and assisting customers on the floor.

This in-person monthly circle at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts offers a compassionate space for people grieving a beloved animal, preparing for a transition, or tending an enduring bond with an animal in spirit. The hour includes a calming meditation, optional sharing held with care, and gentle, mindfulness-based practices that support steadiness, connection, and breath. The gathering is led by Jaime Kuhn, an End-of-Life Doula and Animal Reiki Teacher, and is designed to honor stories without pressure to be over the loss or to explain its depth. It welcomes those navigating recent goodbyes or remembering companions from years past, as well as anyone seeking community support without a requirement to speak. The circle is for human participants only. Please leave animal companions at home to maintain a focused environment and to respect venue policies. There is free parking on site, and the space is located on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Capacity is limited. Advance registration is recommended, and payment is required to confirm a seat, with walk-ins accommodated only if space allows. A sliding scale of 15 to 35 dollars is available with a suggested contribution of 25 dollars. Alternate pricing can be arranged when needed. Refunds are available up to seven days before the start, minus processing fees. Cancellations made between 48 hours and seven days before the start receive a credit for the same titled circle within 12 months, and credits are not transferable. No refunds or credits are offered for cancellations less than 48 hours before the start.

OMR brings a night of rock to Papa’s Public House - Willow Creek.

An intensive two-day in-person workshop explores sound healing using tuning forks. Guided by teacher Molly Adkins, participants learn practical techniques for self-care and for therapeutic one-on-one sessions. The workshop takes place at The Resonance Room in Centennial, Colorado.

Returning to southeast Aurora, the third annual Holy Love Craft Fair offers a welcoming setting to browse crafts, pick up holiday gifts, and enjoy time with friends and neighbors.

Happiness & Sweets by Mari returns to Curate Mercantile in Centennial with a pop up featuring handmade brigadeiros, seasonal autumn flavors, gluten free options, and other sweet surprises. Her rich Brazilian confections have earned a loyal following, and they often sell out quickly. Mari appears at Curate on the second Saturday of each month. While visiting, explore the store’s flagship marketplace with over 100 local vendors offering unique gifts, clothing, home decor, Colorado made foods, and other handcrafted goods. Gift wrapping is available to make shopping easy. There is no charge to attend.

This Sweet Second Saturdays pop-up at Curate Mercantile features Next Door Bakes by H with fresh baked treats, seasonal sweets, and crowd-favorite cinnamon rolls. Owner Hannah will be on site with a rotating selection of baked goods, cookies, cinnamon rolls, and more. Pre-orders are available for convenient pickup. Visitors can also explore items from more than 100 local makers and small businesses, including handmade goods, clothing, jewelry, home decor, Colorado food products, plants, gifts, and cards. Gift wrapping is available, and RSVP is not needed.

Advance to the next stage of crystal singing bowl practice with a Level II program centered on three-bowl work and the harmonies they create. Explore how synchronization and balance shape immersive soundscapes, and examine the relationship among musicality, rhythm, and emotion. The session features the Trinity Combination of Heaven, Earth, and Humanity, along with guidance on choosing and playing bowls intuitively to support synergistic healing. Prerequisite: Crystal Singing Bowl Therapy Level I by Siuking.

Step into a 90s-themed night at Pindustry with live music from Nothing But Nineties. Admission is free.

Lucky Hour brings live music to Papa's Public House, a welcoming and intimate bar and restaurant serving tasty food. The atmosphere suits a relaxed evening with dinner, drinks, and music.

Russian Circles brings an instrumental rock set to the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, joined by Primitive Man. The Chicago trio is known for shaping expansive, wordless narratives that move between hushed passages and towering volume, exploring a wide range of sounds and structures beyond typical post rock formulas. Their catalog spans shadowy heaviness, sweeping grandeur, rugged impact, bittersweet intricacy, and stark minimalism, with releases like Memorial and the sixth album Guidance highlighting the balance between quiet and loud, complexity and simplicity, ugliness and beauty. Recorded with engineer and co-producer Kurt Ballou at God City Studio, Guidance captures the calm of Asa, the bite of Vorel and Calla, the shifting arpeggios of Mota, the mercurial lift of Afrika, the somber turn of Overboard, and the dusky Americana of Lisboa. The band writes by instinct and lets songs evolve at their own pace, a spirit reflected in album art inspired by anonymous wartime images that contemplate dignity and destiny. Ages 16 and over.

Explore a semi-annual sale of art and pottery featuring handmade work by Trails Recreation Center employees and students. Browse pottery, jewelry, photography, postcards, knitted items, paintings, and sculptures, with plenty to discover for craft fair fans.

Celebrate the season at a bustling indoor holiday market featuring local vendors and festive activities at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. Browse for unique gifts, enjoy family-friendly fun, and meet Santa while the event welcomes thousands of shoppers. Vendor applications are open during a VIP launch period with early pricing available for a limited time. Booth options include 10x10 spaces for $125 and 5x8 spaces for $75.

Get a head start on the holiday with a pre-Thanksgiving evening at Pindustry in Greenwood Village, CO. The celebration has shifted to the day before Thanksgiving, offering a festive way to kick things off before family arrives and setting the stage for a wonderful night.

Experience a live show with free admission.

AJ McLean takes the stage at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado as part of Alexander James: The Better Man Tour. Attendance is limited to guests who are 16 years of age or older.

At Full Court Exchange, players and coaches share the court in a relaxed community setting focused on good pickleball and friendly connection. The session offers free open play with casual pointers, lighthearted challenges, and opportunities to meet the coaching team in a laid back atmosphere. Newcomers and regulars are welcome, and both members and guests can take part. A Final Friday Social follows for anyone who wants to stay a little longer.

Lucky Hour performs at Water 2 Wine, offering a relaxed setting to sample wines and sing along to tunes. Table reservations are available by calling (720) 489-9463.

The Keepers Tour brings Tiny Habits to the Gothic Theatre, with Marie Dresselhuis also on the bill. Entry is limited to guests 16 and over. Tiny Habits is an acoustic folk pop trio from Boston made up of Maya Rae, Cinya Khan, and Judah Mayowa. Centered on rich three part harmonies and an intimate sound, the group formed in 2022 after meeting at Berklee and first gained momentum by sharing thoughtfully reworked covers online. Their music has earned recognition from prominent artists and led to collaborations with Mark Ronson, JP Saxe, and Lizzy McAlpine, including supporting McAlpine during an NPR Tiny Desk performance. They have toured with Lizzy McAlpine and other contemporary acts. The trio is recording a debut EP inspired by personal experiences of connection and emotion. Their first single, pennies (voice memo), drew more than 750,000 plays in its first month, and their first fully produced follow up is titled hemenway.

Designed for absolute beginners, this introductory machine sewing class functions like driver’s education for a sewing machine. Participants first review the essential tools that support successful machine sewing, along with a few helpful extras. The lesson then focuses on the parts and accessories of the machine, how they operate, and basic care and maintenance to keep everything running smoothly. By the end, attendees are up and sewing and complete a simple project that applies what they have learned. The class also suits those who have sewn before and want to refresh their skills and discover a few new techniques. Hosted at Treelotta in Englewood, CO.

THE Mid Life Crisis returns to The Angry Clover for a performance at this Aurora venue. They are glad to be back on stage.

Pokey LaFarge brings his narrative-rich vocals and genre-blending roots sound to the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado, with Cicada Rhythm also on the bill. His eighth studio release, Rock Bottom Rhapsody, charts a journey from turmoil to renewal, written before a personal low point and recorded in its wake, with songs that keep voice and story firmly in focus. The album was crafted in Chicago with producer and collaborator Chris Seefried and a trusted ensemble that includes Joel Paterson, Scott Ligon, Jimmy Sutton, and Alex Hall, with harmonies by Ligon and Casey McDonough. LaFarge leans toward stripped-back arrangements that highlight guitars, piano and organ, bass, and drums, and he draws on a wide range of influences, from classic crooners to French chanson, rocksteady, and Latino styles, creating a sound rooted in tradition yet uniquely his own. This event is for ages 16 and over.

This in-person circle offers gentle, steady support for anyone grieving a beloved animal, preparing for a transition, or nurturing a continuing bond after loss. The atmosphere is quiet and respectful, with space to share only if it feels right. Expect simple practices that bring calm and connection, including a grounding meditation and mindful reflection, all held with the understanding that grief is something to accompany with care rather than hurry away. Guidance is provided by Jaime Kuhn, an End-of-Life Doula and Animal Reiki Teacher who works with mindfulness and the Let Animals Lead approach. The circle welcomes those facing recent or long-ago loss, people navigating aging, illness, or hospice with a companion, and anyone seeking compassionate community without pressure to speak. Gatherings take place at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts. Attendance is for humans only to maintain focus and honor venue policies. Free parking is available, and the space is located on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Advance registration and payment are required to secure a limited seat, and drop-ins may be accommodated if space allows. A sliding scale is available from $15 to $35, with a suggested contribution of $25. Refunds are offered up to seven days before the gathering, minus processing fees. Cancellations between 48 hours and seven days receive a credit for the same circle title within twelve months, and cancellations within 48 hours are not eligible for refunds or credits.

Connect face to face with employers who are hiring now at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Denver Tech Center. Companies across healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and additional sectors will be on site and welcoming candidates at all experience levels. Speak directly with recruiters, share your resume, and participate in immediate interviews to move your job search forward.

Aaron Weber brings his standup to Comedy Works South in Greenwood Village. The Nashville-based comic became the youngest standup to perform in the Grand Ole Opry circle and is originally from Montgomery, Alabama, with a degree from Notre Dame. His debut special, Signature Dish, was produced with Nate Bargatze and Nateland Entertainment, and he later made his late night debut on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. On television, he first appeared in 2020 hosting Stand Up Nashville on Circle Network, and in 2021 he was named a New Face at Just For Laughs. He co-hosts The Nateland Podcast with Nate Bargatze and Brian Bates, where the trio explores topics from animals to calendars to Rhode Island. Expect sharp, self-deprecating humor from a comic who tours clubs and theaters across the country.

Pindustry hosts a 90s-themed night featuring live music by Nothing But Nineties. Entry is free.

At Littleton Museum, a festive program unfolds across historic farm settings where interpreters in period attire share how early Littleton celebrated the winter holidays in the 1800s. Take a wagon ride, listen to live music, and savor hot cider under the stars. The ticket price includes all activities and refreshments.

A small donation can make a lifesaving difference. At the Aspen Grove Vitalant Blood Drive, all donors will receive two movie tickets to Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Aspen Grove as a thank you. Blood is always needed, and your gift helps patients in critical situations. Space on the Bloodmobile is limited, so making an appointment in advance is encouraged. Use Blood Drive Code A982 when scheduling. Walk-ins may be accepted if room allows, though appointments often fill quickly.