Events in Boulder County, CO

This weekly Wednesday referral meeting spotlights TRP and what sets it apart for small businesses. It emphasizes ongoing learning for leaders, encouragement from mentors, and a give-first approach that benefits everyone involved.

Build a complete video from first import to final export in Adobe Premiere Pro with guidance from Madeline. This hands-on class covers setting up projects correctly, selecting frame rates and aspect ratios that fit different social media needs, and keeping an efficient, well-organized workspace. Learn to bring in media, organize footage with bins, place clips on the timeline, and get comfortable with the interface and essential editing tools. Explore creative options by adjusting position, scale, rotation, and opacity, add transitions between clips, and place text titles where they matter most. You will also cover audio basics including standard, mono, and 5.1 tracks, make clean volume changes, and incorporate simple sound effects to strengthen the story. Finish by reviewing export workflows in Premiere Pro or Media Encoder and gain clarity on video settings like dimensions, formats and codecs, bit rate, frame rate, and aspect ratio. Leave with practical techniques and confidence to craft polished content for a professional portfolio, a social media presence, or a personal project that connects with viewers. The class is $40.

A gentle postpartum yoga class centered on recovery with your baby by your side. The practice supports healing after birth, helps rebuild core strength, cares for pelvic floor health, and offers tools to settle the nervous system, all while making space for your baby to be close. Babies are welcome in whatever rhythm they are in, whether feeding, sleeping, moving, or needing attention. This class is a fit if you are within weeks or months after birth or in the first year, if you want guidance for returning to movement safely, if you are navigating core or pelvic floor symptoms, or if you are seeking connection and community with other mothers. Held at The Little Herbal Apothecary in Old Town Lafayette, the setting is small, supportive, and baby friendly. Props and tea are provided. Please bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle, and you can bring a personal mug to reduce waste if you like. Limited spots are available.

Crafting Conversations is an after-school gathering for school-age children and their parents, featuring hands-on projects that spark meaningful conversations. Families can create together in a relaxed setting while building connections through simple, engaging activities.

This weekly farm stand features organic produce grown on site along with a rotating selection of goods from local purveyors. It continues the Food Project Program, which works to expand food access in Boulder County. Options change each week. Farm-grown items are offered on a sliding scale with donor support, and payments include SNAP and Boulder County Fruit & Veg Vouchers. The stand operates every Wednesday.

Celebrate a year of mountain biking and trail work in Boulder County at a free, public shindig that brings the community together. Connect with fellow riders and trail builders, hear updates on BMA’s work, enjoy a taco bar by Mojo’s Taqueria, and choose from a range of drinks with beer from Avery Brewing Co among the options, all while supporting BMA’s fundraising goals. The gathering begins with casual mingling, continues with a program of updates, then wraps up with food and beverages. To help with planning, please RSVP for everyone in your group so there are enough tacos for all.

Enjoy a lively blues jam at Bricks on Main in Longmont with the Bluez Catz leading the music. Musicians can bring their instruments, sign up on site, and sit in with the band, or relax and take in the tunes from the audience. Food and drinks are available from Miss Krissy's.

Enjoy a relaxed session of handbuilding at the Firehouse Art Center Ceramics Studio upstairs. Play with Clay Night welcomes anyone curious about ceramics, from first timers to seasoned makers. Short demos will introduce basic construction techniques for beginners, or work independently on your own project. The $15 session includes up to 5 pounds of clay and bisque firing for the pieces you create. After firing, pick up your work to paint at home, or bring it to a future Play with Clay night to add glaze. This session focuses on handbuilt projects only. Glaze tickets cover glazing only and do not include clay. Participants age 14 and under must attend with a paid, participating adult. Refunds are not available without at least 48 hours notice.

Enjoy a beverage, meet new people, and work through puzzles in a relaxed setting by the bar. Expect a casual mix of conversation and problem solving for a laid-back night out.

Women R.I.S.E, short for Rising In Success & Entrepreneurship, hosts a weekly coworking session designed for women entrepreneurs. The gathering begins with coffee and introductions, then shifts into collaborative work time that encourages focus and meaningful connections. Participation is free and the format is flexible, so attendees can drop in at any point. Look for the group at one of the large tables. This session takes place at Rayback Collective in Boulder.

A SoulSweat® dance class takes place in the Avalon’s Tango Room in Boulder and is followed by an après happy hour. After class, participants plan to gather at Picas, which is close to the Avalon. Future après happy hour locations will be announced as needed.

A laid back bingo night hosted by Jared offers easygoing fun and friendly competition. Mark your card, cheer your wins, and celebrate a lucky round with a lager.

Presented by 14er Boulder, King Buffalo teams up with L.A. Witch for a night at The Fox Theatre. This is a general admission event open to all ages, with attendees younger than 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. Recommended for fans of All Them Witches, Elephant Tree, SLIFT, Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats, GAUPA, Lowrider, Elder, and Weedpecker.

Move Mountains Market brings a mobile refillery pop-up to VisionQuest Brewery for plastic-free pantry refills. The market features local bulk foods, pantry staples, snacks, spices, and other sustainable, refillable goods with an emphasis on low-waste shopping and locally sourced products. The atmosphere is friendly and community focused, and there is craft beer on tap from VisionQuest Brewery to enjoy while browsing. Attendees may bring their own jars or containers for refills or use ones available on site, making errands a little more fun.

Explore great deals on BOLDERBoulder gear as special offers are announced throughout the day. Enjoy hot chocolate, candy, and popcorn while you shop.

A community embodied movement session takes place at Nobo Library in the Community Room on the upper floor. The aim is to offer a space where people can come together, tune into how they feel, and move.

A full weekend dedicated to tango and folkloric dance features special guests Los Ocampo from Argentina, with additional visiting dancers and teachers to be announced. Festivities begin with a welcome party and continue with classes in tango, folkloric traditions, and community performance. Light snacks and beverages are provided throughout the weekend. Capacity is limited to 80 passes, and registration requires a partner.

A Halloween potluck and dance party with Women R.I.S.E. comes to Boulder, celebrating community, creativity, and festive fun. Witch themed outfits are welcome but not required. Guests can bring a favorite dish, appetizer, snack, or sweet to share for a communal spread. A live DJ will provide music for dancing. General admission is free, and an optional $40 VIP Witch Hat Bar with Bespoke Affair includes a structured hat, a ribbon or hat band, two embellishments, and on site customization, with additional decorative upgrades available for purchase. Open to women with no membership or business ownership required. Capacity is limited and an RSVP is required. RSVP: [RSVP link].

Kick off Halloween weekend in Boulder with a festive celebration.

Celebrate local voices at an open poetry reading and acoustic open mic that centers a warm, supportive atmosphere where creativity can thrive. Poets, musicians, and artists of all ages are welcome to share original work or listen in. The session is facilitated by Giavanni Gatti, and stage time is offered on a first come, first served basis. Young creatives can test new pieces, from fresh verses to acoustic songs, alongside peers from the community. A love offering will be received, and attendees are encouraged to bring a snack to share for a relaxed, communal vibe.

Settle into a gentle sound-based session centered on soothing the nervous system and bringing the body, mind, and spirit into harmony. Carefully crafted tones encourage deep rest, support hormonal balance, ease stress, and guide participants toward a renewed sense of equilibrium.

Celebrate Halloween Rocks Night with Last Men On Earth at Nissi's Entertainment & Events in Lafayette, CO. A Northern Colorado favorite for more than a decade, the band includes members of The Long Run and other Northern Colorado groups and is known for a setlist that refuses to stay in one lane. The performance spans hits by Journey, Toto, Foreigner, and Van Halen alongside songs from The Commodores, Zac Brown, Golden Earring, and Bryan Adams.

DeadPhish Orchestra channels the spirit of classic Phish Halloween shows for a night filled with ghostly vibes and deep grooves. This well-loved Colorado quartet has roots going back to 2001 and has performed together thousands of times, which fuels the kind of tight, exploratory interplay that turns jams into journeys. The musicians first bonded as Phix, a Phish tribute that earned national attention, and later sparked this project when a Grateful Dead Here Comes Sunshine improv naturally flowed into Phish's Bathtub Gin during a Denver set, igniting a crowd reaction that pointed the way forward. Expect cosmic rhythms, otherworldly improvisation, and a celebration that resonates with Phish devotees, Deadheads, and anyone who loves expansive jamming. The show takes place at Roots Music Project, a nonprofit local music incubator in Boulder that connects artists, fans, and venues to help a vibrant scene grow. A full bar will be available, parking is free in ample supply, and the location is friendly to rideshares such as Lyft and Uber.

Experience a candlelit tribute to the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons at St. John’s Episcopal Church of Boulder, where a string quartet from Range Ensemble of Denver brings these songs to life in an intimate, multi-sensory setting. The program features favorites such as Clocks, Radioactive, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Follow You, Bad Liar, Believer, Sky Full of Stars, Viva la Vida, and My Universe. The performance runs 60 minutes, with doors opening 45 minutes before the show, and there is no entry once it begins. Guests must be 8 years or older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Zones A, B, and C are ADA compliant, while the balcony is accessible by stairs only. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone. This is a tribute concert experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Prepare for labor and birth with a supportive session centered on movement and mindset. Learn approaches to increase mobility and calm the nervous system, with benefits that can carry through pregnancy and into the postpartum period. Explore how birth works in the body, recognize your unique compensation patterns, and discover ways to encourage optimal positioning for baby. You will also practice entering a flow state to support your birthing time. Especially helpful for those in the second or third trimester. All are welcome, and a wide range of birth scenarios will be addressed.

Connect with friendly farm life during public hours. Get up close with the animals, visit the pumpkin patch to pick your own pumpkins, and wander through the Magical Halloween Forest. Chickens, peacocks, and ducks roam freely among visitors. Beyond the barns, discover playful features like an old airplane, sandboxes, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, swings, and John Deere tractors. Check out the new play structures and race along the dueling zip lines. The event remains open in light rain. There is no food service, but water and marshmallows for bonfire toasting are available for purchase. Marshmallow toasting happens only when there is no Boulder County fire ban and when conditions are not too windy. Bringing a picnic to enjoy on the farm is welcome.

Focus on soft pastels in a single-day workshop where participants complete a Colorado landscape from start to finish with guidance from instructor Linda Bice. Expect live demonstrations, discussion, examples and personal assistance while working through core concepts such as perspective, value, color harmony, composition and expressive mark making. The class is for adults and teens, with a small group size of 2 to 8 participants. Prerequisite is Intro to Soft Pastel Painting or previous experience with soft pastels. A $20 materials fee is payable to the instructor, or bring your own supplies including a selection of pastels and sanded paper. Please bring a lunch for a short break. The atmosphere emphasizes developing your own voice and enjoying the creative process. The workshop takes place at pARTicular’s Art Gallery and Teaching Studio in Lafayette. For questions, contact lindabiceart@gmail.com or 720-900-6077.

This festive fall celebration features costumes and seasonal cheer. Highlights include a returning petting zoo, the Lafayette Window Painting Contest, live music, and a variety of fall-themed food and vendors.

Fall fun arrives with Spooky Village, a free, family friendly Halloween celebration featuring trick or treating with Village at the Peaks merchants. Enjoy complimentary pumpkins while supplies last, a pumpkin decorating station, hay rides, crafts, face painting, balloon twisting, rides on the Goblin Train, a GIF photo booth with printed keepsakes, carnival games, mini golf, and live entertainment on the Village stage. See movie cars on display, including the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle van, the Batmobile, and Pizza Planet from Toy Story. Complimentary trick or treat bags are also available while supplies last. Chuck and Don’s hosts a pet parade at its store, welcoming costumed pets to participate while a professional photographer captures photos that will be shared on Facebook.

Red Door Arts and more presents a Halloween Bash highlighted by a live performance from The Motors. The band brings a set of classic rock favorites to fuel the festivities and keep the celebration lively.

The Johnstown Saddle Club presents a fall-themed fundraising day at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Indoor Arena, keeping the action going rain or shine. Riders can compete in Barrels, Speed Barrels, Flags, Dash, Poles, Streaking Poles and Keyhole, with a free Turkey Trot fun class added to the lineup. Entry is $10 per class with a $10 office fee, and registration accepts cash or checks only. Prizes will honor the top three overall highpoint competitors in each age group, with custom buckles for overall winners and mule tape rope halters plus Whinney Wear gear for second and third. An all-ages Best Sweater contest for horse and rider will be judged by a secret judge revealed at the event, and the winner receives a custom Sweater Weather Classic hoodie and bragging rights. Activities are planned for all ages. For information or questions, contact Kari Jolly at 303 884 7480.

Enjoy a cozy handbuilding workshop that pairs creative clay work with a complimentary coffee or tea. Craft a personalized coffee mug from start to finish, guided step by step by an experienced ceramic artist. All supplies are provided, from clay and tools to glazes, and no prior ceramics experience is needed. Friends are welcome to share the experience, swap tips, and add plenty of laughter while you create. The cost is $50. Finished pieces will be fired and ready for pickup in approximately 6 to 8 weeks. Enrollment is limited, so advance registration is recommended. Refunds are available in full up to 7 days before the start, 50 percent up to 3 days before, and are not available after 3 days or for no-shows. A minimum of two students is required for the class to run. For questions, contact Pottery Shop Captain Sima Pierce at pottery@tinkermill.org. TinkerMill members receive discounted class pricing and additional benefits such as independent studio access.

Bring that half-formed sketch or quirky scene to Piffle Playground at Flipside Theatre, a relaxed sketch jam where ideas get tested, reshaped, and ignited. It is a drop-in setting, so come ready with a notebook or laptop and the boldest concepts you want to explore. You are welcome to bring your lunch. Drinks, popcorn, and candy are available for purchase at the concessions. This gathering takes place on the first Sunday of every month. Pieces developed through the sketch program may be chosen for performance at Flipside Theatre. The theatre is in the Superior Marketplace near Target with free parking, and you can spot it by the bright yellow Flipside sign.

This beginner friendly birdwatching outing welcomes anyone curious about the hobby. Experienced birders will be on hand to offer guidance and share their knowledge. No registration is required, and you may arrive at any time. Meet at The Shack in Greenlee Wildlife Preserve on the north side of Waneka Lake.

Hosted at Coffee Stand, Sunflower Club offers an open mic grounded in creativity and consciousness, welcoming people of all backgrounds and experience levels to share poetry, music, dance, storytelling, and more. Guided by the belief that creativity belongs to everyone and is good for you, the focus is not on being the best but on the courage to explore what lives deep inside and speak it aloud. The environment is inclusive and noncompetitive, with everyone on equal footing and authenticity valued over polish. The community treats creative practice as a pathway to healing, encouraging the transformation of pain and trauma through expression and providing a supportive space where art can serve both the individual and the wider world.

The Tallest Man On Earth performs at Boulder Theater with Andrea von Kampen. This is a general admission event, and seating is limited. All ages are welcome, with an adult required for anyone under 16.

The Band Memo emerged in New York in 2025 and quickly built a reputation for high-energy concerts. Rooted in the spirit of classic rock yet driven by a fresh point of view, the group balances nostalgia with originality. Onstage they lean into improvisation, shaping each set in the moment as tight songwriting launches guitar-powered climaxes and funk-laced psychedelic grooves, all while responding to the crowd. Their self-recorded and produced EP, Treading Water, highlights their growth in the studio, blending textures from the 1960s and 1970s with a contemporary spark. They have supported The Heavy Heavy, Allen Stone, and Mihali of Twiddle, and they completed their first headlining tour in the summer of 2026, marking a swift rise within retro rock and jam circles.

At Rayback Collective, this supportive group brings together adults navigating co-parenting, divorce, widowhood, solo parenting, and blended family life. Participants connect through honest conversation, mutual support, and practical, solution-oriented feedback in a space that encourages vulnerability and genuine community. All adults in co-parenting, divorced or divorcing, widowed, solo, and blended family situations are welcome. Conversation centers on real experiences and the beauty, challenges, and complexity of non-traditional families. Maya, a Relationship and Family Coach with an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy, focuses on complex family dynamics such as restructuring after divorce, blending families, and ENM. Attendance is free for everyone. If you would like to help sustain the group, optional contributions are appreciated via Venmo @MayaBSchultz, though not required.

Stewart Copeland brings Have I Said Too Much to Boulder Theater. This is a reserved seating event, and attendees of all ages are welcome, with those under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult.

Em Beihold brings the Tales of a Failed Shapeshifter Tour to The Fox Theatre, joined by special guest Janani K. Jha. This is a general admission, all ages event, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Coffee Talk brings the Lafayette Chamber community together for easy, welcoming networking that aims to be genuinely useful. In partnership with Scott’s Roofing, this casual meetup connects local business owners, professionals, and community members for relaxed conversation over coffee. Each session includes two short spotlights from Chamber members, about ten minutes each, highlighting a business or an industry topic. Attendees can learn something new, ask questions, and get to know who is doing what in the local business community. Expect a friendly atmosphere, concise and engaging presentations, and plenty of opportunities to make new connections. Free and open to all, with no registration required. Scott’s Roofing is the event sponsor, and coffee providers rotate by quarter, including MeCo Coffee Collective, BREW Tea & Coffee Bar, Otis, and ShortD’s.

Budget Home Supply hosts a Vegas themed evening filled with entertainment, artisan access and shopping, giveaways, and VIP perks. Guests are invited to wear their favorite Vegas inspired outfits for a lively night that begins with a social warmup featuring drinks, appetizers, and live entertainment. The store then opens to artisans for browsing and purchases, a live Elvis tribute takes center stage, and the night wraps up with prize drawings where winners must be present to claim their prizes. Highlights include casino style games, a magician, tarot readings, a dance party inside an inflatable nightclub, and a hands on DIY craft station. The first 50 people through the door receive a complimentary gift. Budget Bucks members enjoy a dedicated VIP area with complimentary drinks and appetizers and priority entry, plus four times the points on all BHS purchases during the event. Membership can be set up in store ahead of time or at the door for immediate benefits. The event benefits Project Warm-Up of Northern Colorado, with donations of children’s socks or cash welcomed, and each donation earns an extra raffle ticket as a thank you.

Conversations with kids can stall in familiar ways, like a quiet car ride that ends with a one word reply or a mention of friend drama followed by a quick dismissal of every suggestion. In this talk, American author and public speaker Rosalind Wiseman, known for Mean Girls and Queen Bees and Wannabes, offers parents and educators practical approaches to move past those stuck moments by looking at the patterns that drive them. The session explores the unspoken habits and assumptions you absorbed growing up, sometimes called your invisible operating system, and how they influence the way you talk with young people. It shares recent research on how youth view their relationships with adults, what sparks their motivation in and beyond the classroom, and why they may push adults away right when support is most needed. Attendees learn to trade well meaning phrases that shut conversations down for language that opens them up, to put clear guiding principles to work right away, and to coordinate with the other adults in a child’s life so everyone uses a shared approach.

The Lafayette History Museum presents a series that highlights what makes the community special, from its past to the present. Hosted at Liquid Mechanics Brewing Company, these programs feature presentations from local experts. Tickets are required, and each ticket includes a free drink. All proceeds support the museum’s mission to preserve and share Lafayette’s history. Topics in the lineup include the history of Colorado brewing with Carl Rose from Colorado Beer History, the role of food in civil rights movements with Rachel Waugh from the Museum of Food and Culture, and independent journalism over time with Stacy Feldman from Boulder Reporting Lab, with more programs to come. A food truck is available at the brewery, and eating during the program is allowed. Supporting local businesses by getting dinner from the food truck is encouraged.

The 11th Annual Great Big Challah Bake, presented by the Women of the J, brings the community together to prepare challah, the egg-enriched braided bread that holds a special place in Jewish Sabbath and holiday celebrations. Participants mix and braid their own dough from scratch, then take it home to bake in time for Shabbat, creating a welcoming experience for both first-time bakers and seasoned pros. While the dough rises, enjoy dessert and connect with fellow bakers. Gluten-free and vegan gluten-free dough options are available by selection during registration, and standard dough containing gluten will be present in the room. There is also an opportunity to give back through a partnership with Moe’s Broadway Bagel by adding a donation challah during registration to support community members experiencing food insecurity. The price is $45.

Jill’s Restaurant & Bistro offers a vegan buffet featuring salads made with seasonal produce, a variety of grains and vegetables, wood oven pizzas, desserts, and additional selections. The cost is $34 per person. It is created for the vegan community and is open to all diners.

First Friday art walks take place in the NoBo Art District each month except January. Admission is free. Explore new exhibitions at the Bus Stop Gallery, the NoBo Art Center, and NoBo on the Corner, along with open artist studios, galleries, demonstrations, and other creative destinations throughout North Boulder. Move at your own pace and meet painters, sculptors, photographers, designers, artists, and artisans along the way. Pick up a map at the NoBo tent and look for bright flags that mark participating locations. Discover small surprises as you go. Funding partners include Visit Boulder and Create Boulder, with support in part from the Event, Arts & Culture Grant Program.

Asteria Jazz Collective brings a boundary-stretching approach to contemporary jazz, weaving modern textures, bossa nova rhythms, and spontaneous improvisation. The music honors the tradition while embracing new ideas, linking heady exploration with soulful feeling for an experience that is emotive and rhythmically alive. The ensemble features vocalist Stella Antonia, John Johnson on bass and music direction, Randy Miotke on keys, and Dave Pinsky on drums.

A special eTown live taping at eTown Hall brings together The Cactus Blossoms and THAO. Brothers Jack Torrey and Page Burkum shape close harmonies around finely crafted songs on their release Every Time I Think About You, with contributions from Jeremy Hanson, Jacob Hanson, and Phillip Hicks. The music touches on moving forward and letting go, with tracks like There She Goes and the title song reflecting on change and loss. THAO, formerly of Thao and The Get Down Stay Down, returns with Show Me, her first album in six years and her first under the name THAO on Kill Rock Stars. The album is an intimate 11 song collection centered on embodiment, vulnerability, and love, created with Nate Brenner and Merrill Garbus of Tune-Yards and featuring Neko Case, the Linda Lindas, and Adrian Quesada, full of groove, rhythm, and memorable hooks. Open to all ages. All sales are final. eTown strives to be accessible, so please contact in advance for ADA accommodations to help ensure a comfortable experience. Each ticket also supports the Pine Ridge Reservation, with 1 dollar per ticket donated to Conscious Alliance to further hunger relief, youth programs, and sustainable solutions for the Oglala Lakota Nation.

Rodrigo y Gabriela bring the OurHome Tour to Boulder Theater. Both general admission and reserved seating are available. This event is open to all ages, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

This special Cars & Coffee gathering in Lafayette supports Toys for Tots and invites car enthusiasts to enjoy coffee, conversation, and a shared love of vehicles while giving back. Guests are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy to donate, helping brighten the holiday season for children in the community. Toy donations will be accepted throughout the event, and each donor will receive a raffle ticket for prize drawings held during the gathering. Please note that wrapped gifts cannot be accepted. The event is free to attend, offering a relaxed way to connect with fellow enthusiasts and make a positive impact.

The Hustle unfolds at a distinctive Colorado velodrome that features one of the newest cyclocross courses on the Front Range. It includes CX racing along with food trucks for visitors. The velodrome will be open for exploration and riding, offering a close look at the track. Registration is available on BikeReg.

This in-person, two-day program builds on Gaia’s The Monroe Institute Experience and places participants in the same room as the trainers from the series. The centerpiece is Monroe Sound Science, Bob Monroe’s technology designed to support exploration of expanded states of consciousness, presented within the immersive setting of GaiaSphere.

Pick up free groceries at an indoor, walk-up distribution at the Longmont Senior Center. There is no paperwork or eligibility screening. Offerings typically include a mix of fresh produce, prepared deli items, dairy, and bakery goods, based on weekly donations. To support fair access, bring a standard-size reusable bag and line up when you arrive. Households may take one basket at a time. If you need another, please return to the end of the line. Food will be provided while supplies last. Recoja alimentos gratuitos en una distribución bajo techo y sin cita previa en el Centro para Adultos Mayores de Longmont. No se requiere papeleo ni preguntas de elegibilidad. Los artículos varían según las donaciones e incluyen frutas y verduras frescas, comidas preparadas, lácteos y productos de panadería. Para promover la equidad, traiga una bolsa reutilizable de tamaño estándar y haga fila al llegar. El límite es una canasta por hogar a la vez; si necesita otra, regrese al final de la fila. Los alimentos se entregan hasta agotar existencias.

A community rummage sale at Longmont Estates Elementary raises funds to build a wheelchair-accessible sandbox. The goal is to make play inclusive so every child can enjoy building sandcastles.

Enjoy an evening of music, community, and celebration in support of eTown. The experience begins with a cocktail reception paired with a silent auction, continues with a shared family style dinner and a brief program, features a live auction with a lively paddle raise, and concludes with an after party featuring live music and special guests in the Café. Tickets are $150 and include a seat for a gourmet family style dinner, wine pairings, and craft cocktails from an open bar, all dedicated to celebrating eTown and its mission. Attire is Boulder Cocktail Attire, encouraging a polished look that still feels comfortable.

Joanne Shaw Taylor teams up with Bywater Call for a live performance at Boulder Theater. Attendees can choose between general admission and reserved seating tickets. This show welcomes all ages, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

At Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch, the Sunday Funday Pop-Up brings a cheerful close to the season while blending a fall harvest focus with early holiday shopping. Browse an abundant selection from the winter squash and pumpkin harvest, along with other seasonal produce suited for Thanksgiving recipes, home décor, and autumn gatherings. The holiday makers market features local artisans with handmade gifts, crafts, boutique items, holiday décor, candles, baked goods, and other unique finds for Christmas gifting. Food trucks serve comforting drinks, savory options, and sweet treats. Families can enjoy a festive day on the farm with kid-friendly seasonal activities. Whether stocking your pantry, starting your gift list, or simply savoring a cozy day in the country, this pop-up offers something for everyone.

Bring your broken household items to the Boulder U-Fix-It Clinic and learn how to repair them with guidance from volunteer coaches. This free, hands-on session welcomes appliances, toys, electronics, furniture, clothing, jewelry, and more. Each participant receives access to a set of tools to use during their repair. Advance sign-up is required to reserve a time slot because space is limited. The clinic is held at the Boulder Public Library in the BLDG61 makerspace, located in the North wing near Canyon Blvd. Parking at the library is free on weekends.

Dive into blues slide guitar in a hands-on workshop led by Chicago guitarist Joanna Connor. This close-up session explores open tunings, precise slide intonation, soulful solo construction, and ways to shape tone and vibrato, offering direct guidance from a leading modern blues performer. Known for high energy slide work and speed, Connor has anchored Chicago stages for decades and has appeared with Buddy Guy, James Cotton, and Junior Wells. Her recent album includes work with Joe Bonamassa and keyboardist Reese Wynans of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Double Trouble, and long ties to Kingston Mines even led to a jam with Jimmy Page, alongside a lengthy residency on the Back Porch stage at House of Blues. Guitars and amplifiers will be available, so bringing your own is not necessary. Roots Music Project Foundation is a Boulder-based 501(c)(3) local music incubator that empowers artists, fans, and venues to build a thriving local music scene.

Hosted in collaboration with YoGallery Wellness in Louisville, this cozy evening centers on yoga, friendship, and gratitude while supporting neighbors in the community. Settle into a gentle candlelit flow accompanied by calming sound bowls, then stay after practice for pie, warm cider, and conversation. Notes of thanks from Coal Creek Cafe patrons will be displayed around the studio, and guests can add their own message on a heart shaped sticky note. Organizers will also share a brief look at their work and why it matters. This donation based class benefits Coal Creek Meals on Wheels, which delivers nourishing meals and connection to residents in Louisville, Lafayette, Erie, Superior, and the Carbon Valley. Contributions are welcomed at the studio or online.

Katie Pruitt appears with Fancy Hagood at The Fox Theatre as part of the Fools for the Fleeting Tour. This is a general admission, all ages event, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Recommended for listeners who enjoy JOSEPH, The Secret Sisters, The Highwomen, Ruston Kelly, Emily Scott Robinson, Molly Tuttle, William Prince, Jade Bird, and Michaela Anne.

Presented by KUVO Jazz, this concert at Boulder Theater features John Scofield’s Electrospective, a deep dive into the funk-infused side of his work. With a 54-year career and three Grammy Awards, Scofield will revisit groove-driven pieces from his Blue Matter, Uberjam, and AGoGo periods alongside new material in a similar vein, offering fresh interpretations rather than recreations. The lineup includes drummer and producer Adam Deitch (Lettuce), keyboardist Larry Goldings (Scary Goldings, James Taylor), and bassist Oteil Burbridge (Dead & CO., Tedeschi Trucks, Allman Brothers), bringing their own perspectives to a setlist often requested by audiences. Seating options include general admission seated and reserved seating. All ages are welcome, and attendees under 16 must be with an adult.

Connect with fellow creatives in a relaxed, unstructured gathering focused on personal projects. Bring any work in progress and enjoy conversation, encouragement, and shared inspiration while you create. There is no fee to participate. Optional donations to The Firehouse are appreciated but not required. Friends are welcome, and it is also a good opportunity to meet new people. If you have questions or expect to attend, please text Kathy Hall at 303-746-0629 so the space can be set up accordingly. It is perfectly fine to stop by just to visit, grab lunch nearby, or spend time with other artists even if you do not have a project underway.

Spend a full day on the farm exploring how garden plants grow through interactive explorations, scavenger hunts, and easy experiments. Create seasonal artwork with colorful autumn leaves and other natural materials, drawing ideas from the outdoor creations of Andy Goldsworthy. Visit goats as they graze and learn how animals play a role in caring for the land. Keep moving with garden games and cooperative challenges as the day highlights creativity, nature, and fall fun.

A monthly networking gathering from Louisville Chamber Home Pros brings together providers of home and commercial services for both residential and business properties, inside and out. The emphasis is on meaningful relationships, quality referrals, and shared expertise within the Louisville home services community. Participation is limited to Home Pro businesses. Hosts Eric and Amber Hoffman will welcome the group and guide conversations where members exchange ideas and practical tips, highlight their offerings with confidence, and learn from one another’s strengths. Sessions include collaborative brainstorming on topics connected to growth and long term success. Eric and Amber Hoffman of Bumblebee Blinds also lead similar groups in other chambers, bringing a well-tested format to the Louisville Chamber.

Gather with local songwriters, musicians, and anyone curious about writing original music for a free monthly meetup focused on sharing works in progress. Bring a song to perform, play an instrument, or simply come to offer encouragement. The setting invites requests for feedback, fresh ideas, and supportive listening. It is a chance to connect with new friends and potential collaborators while nurturing a thriving creative scene in Lafayette. Refreshments are available at Dog House Music Studios, including coffee, tea, spring water, and a bar offering beer, wine, cider, and hard seltzers. Outside alcohol is not permitted. All skill levels, musical styles, and ages are welcome. The session is facilitated by local musician and singer-songwriter Carly Fox. Hosted by Rock for the People, a Lafayette nonprofit dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and equitable music community in Boulder County, the meetup aligns with efforts to remove barriers for underrepresented performers, audio professionals, and music fans. The organization provides free and low-cost rehearsal, recording, and marketing services, paid gigs for musicians and performers, and paid opportunities for aspiring audio professionals. Their programs prioritize women, nonbinary people, BIPOC, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ identifying musicians, performers, audio professionals, and fans.

A four day immersion led by Master Bruce Frantzis and Senior Instructor Craig Barnes centers on the relationship between the spine, movement, and energy. Although Bend the Bow may appear simple on the surface, it offers a deep path of awareness and inner development. The training encourages a slower pace, refined perception, and new possibilities within the body. Over the course of the program, participants work with spinal breathing and related exercises to heighten body awareness. Instruction clarifies the core movement and internal mechanics of Bend the Bow, building greater fluidity and a more connected feeling throughout practice, while also exploring the energetic dimensions of Daoist spinal neigong. In person attendees receive an individual assessment from Master Bruce Frantzis with a personalized standing posture to support ongoing practice. Recordings of the teaching sessions are provided so the material can be revisited at a comfortable pace.

Dr. Laura Duke, D.C., leads an educational workshop on digestive wellness and the messages your body might be sending. The session covers common concerns such as acid reflux, irritable bowel syndrome, celiac disease, and related topics, along with factors that influence digestion, how everyday stress can affect the body, and why paying attention to symptoms is important. Hosted by Complete Care Chiropractic, this event offers a chance to learn, ask questions, and explore ways to support both personal and family health. A meal will be served. RSVP is required in advance to help with dinner planning.

A relaxed, welcoming workshop for anyone curious about musical improv, with no singing background required. Through playful, team-based exercises, participants learn to craft simple melodies and quick lyrics on the spot, which adds emotion and dimension to characters and scenes. The format clicks quickly, the pace stays friendly, and there is plenty of laughter along the way, with many leaving humming original tunes made in the moment. This drop-in session is led by Improv Cabaret’s Erik Mulder and is offered every second Thursday at Flipside Theatre. Admission is $5, and the workshop is for ages 18 and up. Registration for company programs includes a release of liability and permission to seek emergency medical assistance at the participant’s expense. The cancellation policy offers a full refund or credit when withdrawn at least five business days before the first meeting, with no refunds or credits within five business days, no makeups for missed days, and efforts to schedule makeups only when feasible for weather-related interruptions. If the company cancels a session, participants may transfer, receive credit, or receive a full refund. Participation may also include consent for photo and video use for lawful purposes without compensation. For questions, email classes@superiorimprov.co.

This engaging watercolor workshop welcomes teens and adults ages 12 and up, with the possibility of considering younger artists individually after a conversation to confirm readiness. All supplies are provided, including quality paints, brushes, and paper, so participants can focus on learning fundamental techniques and how watercolor behaves. Guided, step-by-step instruction from an educator with more than 20 years of watercolor practice and a decade of teaching helps both beginners and those with experience grow their skills and apply them to personal artwork. The setting is kept quiet and relaxing to encourage creativity, confidence, and support among learners, with an emphasis on building technique while having fun. The class requires at least seven participants to run and is limited to fourteen. Cancellations made one week or more before the first session receive a full refund, those made four to six days prior receive a 50 percent refund, and cancellations within three days of the first session are not refundable.

The Smashapalooza series continues with a head to head showdown for improv duos. Six bold teams enter two high energy heats with prizes on the line. The opening round flies by as each pair performs a five minute scene while a panel of five judges scores their work, sending three teams forward and three teams home. In the finale, the remaining teams dive into ten minutes of long form play, and one champion emerges. All ages are welcome. Performers create their own material, and the opinions shared on stage are theirs and not necessarily those of Flipside Theatre. Non alcoholic drinks and snacks are available on site, and parking is free. Prospective competitors can sign up in advance to take part.

An evening of stand-up at The Louisville Underground features Lou Pharis as headliner with Mo Vida hosting. Pharis is a comedian and teacher whose material touches on public education, marriage, and everyday life, and he has performed for audiences throughout the United States and the United Kingdom. His work has been featured by outlets including NBC, and he was a finalist in the Comedy Works New Faces Contest. He first chased athletic goals in football and even attempted American Ninja Warrior, then turned his focus to comedy. Notable appearances include the Bored Teachers tour in 2023 and The Unteachables Comedy Tour: Summer Break with Stephen Taylor in 2025. He also shares videos with more than 130,000 followers on his lou_pharis Instagram account.

Reef enthusiasts gather for a community centered show at Lionsgate Event Center, where quality, connection, and support for the local reef scene take center stage as local and national vendors come together. Expect a curated mix of premium corals and reef gear, uncommon specimens from trusted sellers, innovative products paired with expert guidance, and plenty of raffles, giveaways, and show-only deals. The setting encourages conversation and networking among hobbyists and vendors alike. Confirmed exhibitors include Biggs Lagoon, Coral Vault, Underwater Wonders, GHI Corals, Golden Basket Reef, and The Coral Pro. Sponsors include Noco Reef Club, Biggs Lagoon, Lionsgate Event Center, and Party Liquor. Speaker details and food options will be shared once finalized.

An indoor, no-cost, walk-up food distribution takes place at the Longmont Senior Center. There is no registration, paperwork, or screening. Offerings vary with weekly donations and may include fresh produce, deli-prepared items, dairy, and baked goods. To support fairness for everyone, please bring a standard reusable bag and line up when you arrive. Each household receives one basket per turn, and those who need another can return to the end of the line for a second pass. Food is shared while supplies remain, with a focus on equitable access for the community. Español: En el Centro para Adultos Mayores de Longmont se realiza una entrega de alimentos gratuita, bajo techo y sin cita. No se requiere llenar formularios ni responder preguntas. Los productos dependen de las donaciones de la semana e incluyen con frecuencia frutas y verduras frescas, comidas de deli ya preparadas, lácteos y panadería. Para favorecer la equidad, traiga una bolsa reutilizable de tamaño estándar y colóquese en la fila al llegar. Se atiende una canasta por hogar en cada turno; si necesita otra, vuelva al final de la fila. La entrega continúa hasta que se terminen los productos, con un compromiso de acceso equitativo para la comunidad.

Enjoy an afternoon of bowling that supports a great cause. ATL’s annual bowling tournament is heading north this year and will take place at a new venue. Participants are encouraged to complete online registration in advance, then arrive early for check-in and to pick up shoes, a ball, and a lane, or bring personal equipment.

Pop punk takes over Bizarre Electronics Lounge with performances by five bands, plus two art vendors and wood fired pizza. This is an all ages show, and everyone is welcome regardless of ability to pay. Every dollar raised goes directly to the performing artists. The specific acts will be announced.

At The Collective Community Arts Center, Motus Theater partners with the Parent Engagement Network to present What Love Requires, an autobiographical monologue program centered on the experiences of parents of transgender and nonbinary adults. Through first-person storytelling, the event explores how caregivers strive to champion their children as they bring their distinct gifts to the world. The narratives consider how family and social expectations can narrow how children are perceived, and how parenting transgender and nonbinary children can carry especially high stakes because of the threats they may face for living their true gender. The performance spotlights moments of survival and flourishing, and it also acknowledges how parents become freer from limiting ideas about gender as they genuinely see and learn from their children. Monologues are shared by Beth Leyba (she/her), Lynn Kutner (she/her), and Cat Lindsey (she/her), with music by violinist Anthony Salvo (he/him).

Katelyn Klickman leads an evening of original songs alongside hits from Adele, Dolly Parton, Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, and more. Expect plenty of sing along moments and dancing in the seats. The band features Rachel Amidei on vocals and piano, Dave Preston on vocals and guitar, Neil Hebbert on bass, and Eric Amadasun on drums. This show often sells out.

A powerhouse tribute to AC/DC, this show captures the band’s trademark muscle, tight precision, and electrifying stage presence. Live Wire channels crunching guitar riffs, gritty blues roots, and the big-chorus punch that spans the early catalog through later arena favorites. Expect raspy, attitude-forward vocals, earthshaking bass, drums that hit like cannon fire, and a relentless drive from first note to last. The performance brings arena-level intensity to any stage, igniting the room with the raw spirit, swagger, and showmanship that have defined AC/DC for decades. Built for fans who want straight-ahead, high energy rock and roll, it is delivered with a commitment to a tribute worthy of the name.

Thunder Hill Jazz Band salutes the artistry of Diana Krall with a program of jazz standards presented through a modern lens. Expect a blend of vocal and instrumental selections, with versions of favorites such as The Look of Love, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Frim Fram Sauce, and The Boulevard of Broken Dreams. The ensemble features seasoned musicians, including vocalist Donna Oliver, saxophonist Tait Solberg, pianist Billy Ray Stephens, guitarist Ed Stephen, bassist Roger Johns, and drummer Steve McBride.

Step onto the stage at a welcoming open mic featuring sketch, stand up, improv, and original music. Performers get 5 to 10 minutes to debut fresh ideas or refine current work with a live crowd. You can capture your set with stage lighting and a microphone. Participation is free. Sign ups take place at the door on a first come basis, and both space and stage time are limited. Hosted at Flipside Theatre at Superior Improv Co. in Superior, CO. For questions, email classes@superiorimprov.co.

Foy Vance brings The Wake World Tour to The Fox Theatre for an all-ages concert. Admission is general, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. For each ticket sold, one dollar supports HER Campaign.

Karaoke shares the spotlight with axe throwing for a spirited night of music and adrenaline. During karaoke night, attendees can access special deals on axe throwing and the rage room, adding extra excitement to the experience.

Comedy Works brings a stand-up showcase to Nissi's Entertainment & Events headlined by Tammy Pescatelli, with Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald featured and Matt Vogl as MC. Tammy pairs a brassy, confident stage presence with sharp, tongue-in-cheek takes on sports, television, dating, and family life, connecting easily with audiences of all kinds. Her latest special, Way After School Special, follows the award-winning Finding the Funny, and both are available on Amazon Prime, with companion albums that reached the top three on iTunes. Recent credits include regular appearances on the syndicated talk show Sherri, Showtime’s Women of a Certain Age 2, a guest role on Blue Bloods, hosting duties on Circle TV’s Standup Nashville: Live From Zanies, and an upcoming role in the film Nonna’s with Vince Vaughn and Susan Sarandon.

Axe Me Out hosts a lively mix of axe throwing, a chili cook-off, retro arcade games, and drinks, all paired with a community food drive. Bring a pot of your best chili to compete for the title of best chili, or focus on tasting and games instead. Try axe throwing if you like, challenge friends on the arcade machines, and enjoy a relaxed setting centered on flavor and friendly competition. Non-perishable food donations are encouraged to support a good cause, making this a feel-good day of fun.

Little Moses Jones brings a live set to The Speakeasy filled with 90s and 2000s R&B and hip hop throwbacks. Enjoy smooth rhythms, beloved hits, and high energy for a memorable night on the dance floor. There is no cover.

Now in its thirteenth year, this Louisville, Colorado turkey trot blends a festive community run with a meaningful purpose. It began as a local effort to gather food and donations for Community Food Share, and that mission remains central today. Registration is required, and both entry fees and donated food directly support Community Food Share’s work to end hunger in Boulder and Broomfield Counties. Each donated dollar can translate into roughly six dollars worth of groceries. The previous event raised more than $92,000, providing the equivalent of over $550,000 in groceries, and the aim is to build on that impact.

eTown presents an evening with Stillhouse Junkies and Jake Leg, bringing a lively blend of acoustic styles to the stage. Stillhouse Junkies move easily among roots, bluegrass, Texas swing, blues, and rock, relying on tight interplay and improvisation so each performance unfolds in a fresh way. The trio features Fred Kosak on guitar and mandolin, Alissa Wolf on fiddle, and Jeanette Adams on bass. Jake Leg honors tradition while pushing forward with modern progressive bluegrass built on vivid storytelling and top-tier musicianship. The band includes Eric Wiggs on guitar and vocals, Dylan McCarthy on mandolin and vocals, Justin Hoffenberg on fiddle, and Aaron Hoffenberg on bass. Recognition for Jake Leg includes an IBMA Momentum Band of the Year nomination following the all-original debut album Fire on the Prairie, along with placement on Denver Westword’s list of ten top Colorado bluegrass bands for two consecutive years. All ages are welcome. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged. eTown is committed to accessibility, and guests with ADA needs are encouraged to reach out in advance to arrange appropriate accommodations. Each ticket supports Conscious Alliance, with one dollar donated to benefit hunger relief, youth programs, and sustainable solutions for the Oglala Lakota Nation on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.

At Louisville Public Library, a teen film festival builds excitement with a tease about which American Pie star will be in attendance. The identity remains a surprise, adding an extra layer of anticipation to the event.

Dig out neon outfits, leg warmers, and sky-high 80s hair for a lighthearted murder mystery dinner steeped in retro fun. Presented by Desiderata Ranch in Berthoud for the fourth time, this event often sells out, so buying tickets ahead of time is encouraged.

Louisville’s favorite holiday tradition returns with a festive parade and seasonal activities. Parade applications are open and free for businesses, organizations, teams, families, and community groups. Sponsorship opportunities are available, offering visibility before, during, and after the celebration. Additional details will be shared, including Santa visits, live performances, hot chocolate, holiday vendors, and more.

The Monarch HS Band Department hosts its Annual Mattress Fundraiser at Monarch High School in Louisville, CO, offering significant savings on brand new, factory-direct mattresses and accessories. Shoppers can explore more than 30 models from brands such as Purple, Helix, Simmons Beautyrest, Therapedic, Innomax, American Sleep, and Tranquility. Every size is available, including twin XL and California king, and some models can be custom made for RVs or antique bed frames. Select mattresses can ship free within the contiguous United States. All mattresses are made to order after the event, ship directly from the factory, and include standard factory warranties that are typically 10 years or longer. About three to five weeks after the fundraiser, orders are ready for pickup, with an optional white glove delivery service available. Adjustable power bases will be featured to elevate the head and feet, which can assist with sleep apnea, acid reflux, and back, shoulder, or hip discomfort, and they are convenient for reading, watching TV, or working in bed. Infinity Luxury Massage Chairs will also be showcased. A popular lineup of pillows, including cool gel and essential oil infused options like lavender, chamomile, and peppermint, will be available, along with sheets, mattress protectors or pads, and frames. Every purchase supports the students, and mentioning the student being supported with any mattress purchase includes a complimentary set of microfiber sheets.

Celebrate the start of the season at a community-focused evening filled with holiday spirit. Browse distinctive finds from area artisans, enjoy engaging activities and seasonal treats for kids and adults alike, and gather at twilight for the yearly tree lighting. Further information will be available soon.

A nostalgic holiday celebration unfolds at The Louisville Underground with a 90s Christmas theme and live music from Nothing But Nineties. The vibe nods to Home Alone, boy bands wrapped in lights, and Tim Allen as The Santa Claus. The event also features an ugly sweater contest and a 90s Christmas costume contest. Tickets coming soon.

The Wooten Brothers perform at Boulder Theater. Tickets are offered as general admission or reserved seated. This is an all ages event, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Wookiefoot shares the stage with A-Mac & The Height at The Fox Theatre in Boulder, CO. This is a general admission event. All ages are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Longmont Symphony Orchestra brings Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker to life with Boulder Ballet and Boulder Children’s Chorale, continuing a longstanding family tradition. The performance features familiar melodies, sparkling dances, and holiday magic for audiences of all ages. Presented at Vance Brand Civic Auditorium in Longmont.

Dr. Michael Williams returns as choir director. The choir is open to anyone who wishes to take part.

This casual evening of networking with fellow wolverines takes place at Press Play Bar in Boulder, CO. Attendees can connect in a relaxed setting with half priced drinks and games available. The event is free, and registration is requested for planning purposes. Participants are responsible for paying for any food and beverages they choose to purchase.

A hands-on watercolor workshop welcomes teens and adults ages 12 and up. All materials are provided, including quality paints, brushes, and paper to support a consistent learning experience. Instruction is step by step and focuses on core watercolor techniques, with guidance on how the medium behaves and how to apply new skills to your own paintings. The instructor brings more than two decades of watercolor practice and a decade of teaching experience. The setting is designed to be quiet and relaxing so participants can explore creativity, build confidence, and encourage one another. Beginners and those with some experience are both welcome, and each lesson aims to grow skills with supportive, technical feedback. Younger participants may be considered on a case-by-case basis after a conversation to confirm readiness. The workshop requires a minimum of seven participants and is capped at fourteen. Cancellations a week or more before the first session receive a full refund, cancellations four to six days prior receive a 50 percent refund, and there are no refunds within three days of the first session.

Motus Theater hosts an interactive Playback Theater event at the Louisville Center for the Arts that marks 250 years of the United States and 150 years of Colorado. Focused on the voices of Louisville residents, it explores how family narratives relate to the histories of the nation, the state, and democracy. Community members can offer brief stories or reflections on themes like family, migration, love, land, loss, resilience, and belonging. Motus Playback actors respond in the moment with movement, music, and spoken word, turning personal memories into a shared experience of understanding and connection. The performance unfolds as a living dialogue where different paths, perspectives, and histories meet. Contributions can be uplifting or challenging, recent or long remembered, intimate or widely relatable. Audience and performers shape a unique theatrical experience grounded in attentive listening, imagination, and civic connection. Speaking is optional. Whether sharing or witnessing, every presence matters, and by gathering to listen and reflect on the past and present, participants help imagine the future that can still be built together.

A focused training weekend with Jo Hoffberg centers on developing solo movement so partner dancers can train more effectively on their own. Drawing on years of intensive teaching, Jo leads a small-group environment that spotlights rhythm, body awareness, musicality, dynamics, and improvisation. Expect work that helps you connect to your body, practice without a partner, and shape a style and voice that feel authentically yours. Designed for dancers who want to elevate the quality of their movement, it blends structured drills with room for exploration and is aimed at intermediate and above, with adventurous beginners welcome. Instruction can scale to keep participants challenged. The curriculum moves through foundations, Charleston-inspired footwork, classic jazz ideas and the transitions between them, plus focused training on bounce, arms, and hips before pulling everything together with finishing details. Q&A and practice segments are woven throughout. This is not a choreography-driven program, and it is not limited to solo jazz steps; those serve as reference points while the focus stays on general movement, control, timing, and even a bit of partnering. Cost is $225, and space is limited to 35 dancers. There is often an optional social outing with dinner, drinks, and dancing to non-swing music to round out the experience.

Caer Galen Midwinter unfolds in the Color Court of Amethyst, with attendees encouraged to wear amethyst-colored attire and take part in a full day of creativity and merriment. Bring an arts and sciences project to display and step into the Guard tournament to showcase combat skills. A simple feast will be served with fowl, roots, soup, and sweets, and the festivities continue with dancing that concludes with Caer Galen Musical Chairs. Continuing tradition, there is no site fee so everyone can share the warmth and camaraderie of the Court of Amethyst. Admission is free for adults and for youth under 16. Feast tickets are $10 for adults, $10 for youth under 16, and $5 for children ages 0 to 10. For questions, contact the Event Steward, Zoey of House Rogues, at zoey.a.hodges@gmail.com.

At BMoCA, a winter market brings together artists and makers, with a range of artisan vendors set up in the upstairs event space. The museum remains open during the event and features the Fall Exhibition, The Gravity of Light. Warm beverages add to the cozy feel, and Downtown Boulder adds to the festive atmosphere with holiday cheer. Admission is free with Pay From Your Heart museum entry.

A candlelit performance brings the peace of the season to life with Mozart’s Vesperae solennes de confessore and Bach’s Magnificat. The LSO partners with Longmont’s new Saint Vrain Choir for a program of sacred music that encourages reflection and a radiant holiday spirit at Vance Brand Civic Auditorium in Longmont.

Only 50 tickets are available for this intimate concert hosted by Soundpost Sessions. Doors open before the show, and the music begins with Areymá as the opening act.

Now in its sixth year, this festive tradition returns to eTown Hall as Megan Burtt with her band and Sturtz share an evening of heartwarming harmonies, playful musical mischief, original songs, and holiday favorites. Expect a lively blend of artistry and seasonal spirit that aims to thaw even the frostiest mood. Megan Burtt arrives with Witness, her acclaimed 2024 release. A past Kerrville NewFolk Competition winner and a member of the original country western band Road Pony, she self-produced the record and writes with candor about big emotions while weaving in groove and pop textures that keep the songs buoyant and hopeful. Sturtz brings a serene, folksy sound with soaring vocals and rich lower strings, complemented by bass, banjo, electric guitar, and piano. NPR’s All Songs Considered has praised the band for a gentle, back-to-basics vibe, and the quartet is touring in support of its second studio album, Hyacinth, released in September 2024. All ages are welcome. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. eTown strives to be accessible for everyone, and guests with ADA needs are encouraged to reach out in advance so accommodations can be arranged for a comfortable experience. Every ticket supports the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, with $1 donated to Conscious Alliance to advance hunger relief, youth programs, and sustainable solutions for the Oglala Lakota Nation.

The Speakeasy in Longmont, CO hosts Little Moses Jones for a live performance featuring classic R&B and hip hop from the 90s and 2000s, blending silky rhythms, throwback favorites, and high energy. Expect a festive atmosphere with plenty of sing along moments and dancing as the season is celebrated. There is no cover for this show.

At Longmont Public Media, Monica Marie LaBonte leads a songwriter-in-the-round filled with songs and stories from every performer.

Boun Prem’s first fan meeting in Colorado at Boulder Theater has been rescheduled. Due to unforeseen complications and delays in the visa issuance process, Boun Noppanut is unable to attend the originally scheduled date. The organizers apologize for the inconvenience and disappointment, and they remain committed to bringing Boun Prem to Colorado for a memorable experience. The event will still take place at Boulder Theater in Boulder, Colorado. Tickets purchased for the original date will be honored for the rescheduled event, and no action is required if you plan to attend. If you cannot make the new date, you may request a full refund through your original point of purchase. Ticket options include General Admission and Reserved Seated. This is an all ages event, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult.