Family events in Boulder County, CO

Rebuild after birth while staying close to your little one in a gentle yoga class crafted for postpartum healing. The focus is on core recovery, pelvic floor support, and calming the nervous system, with space for your baby to be right beside you. Babies are welcome however they show up... feeding, sleeping, squirming, or needing your care. This class is a good fit if you are in the weeks or months after birth, or within the first year, if you want guidance for returning to movement safely, if you are noticing core or pelvic floor symptoms, or if you are seeking connection with other mothers. Held at The Little Herbal Apothecary in Old Town Lafayette, the group is intentionally small and welcoming, and the environment is baby friendly. Props and tea are provided. Please bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle, and you may bring a reusable mug to help reduce waste. It is intended as a supportive space for early motherhood and beyond. Limited spots are available.

Crafting Conversations invites school-age children and their parents to spend after-school time making hands-on projects that spark thoughtful dialogue. Creative activities encourage families to talk, share, and connect while they create together, turning crafting into meaningful moments.

Take the mystery out of college planning with a free information session that clarifies the key pieces of the process. The conversation covers academic rigor, GPA, extracurricular activities, and test scores, explaining how each element fits together for a clearer path forward.

Get a firsthand look at Boulder County 4-H at a free open house at the Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall in Longmont. Explore projects ranging from photography, crochet, cooking, and gardening to animals and leadership. Talk with current members and leaders, browse project displays, and learn how simple it is to enroll. This welcoming event is open to all youth and families, with no farm required. Bring your curiosity and invite friends. You can also mark your interest to receive updates and help spread the word.

At Rayback Collective, this welcoming peer group focuses on the real-world challenges and rewards of non-traditional family life. Adults who are co-parenting, divorced or in the process of divorcing, widowed, parenting solo, or part of a blended family gather to build community, share lived experiences, and exchange practical, solution-focused support in a caring space. Maya, a Relationship and Family Coach with an MA in Marriage and Family Therapy, brings expertise in complex family dynamics, including post-divorce transitions, blending families, ENM, and more. Sessions are offered at this venue throughout the year in both morning and evening times. Participation is free for everyone, and optional contributions to support the group are appreciated via Venmo @MayaBSchultz but never required.

This watercolor workshop at The Tilted Brick welcomes teens and adults ages 12 and up. Younger artists may be considered individually after a conversation to confirm attention span, interest, and basic readiness. All supplies are included, with quality paints, brushes, and paper provided to support consistent results and a better learning experience. An experienced instructor with more than 20 years of watercolor practice and a decade of teaching leads step-by-step lessons that highlight essential techniques, how watercolor behaves, and practical ways to apply new skills to personal artwork. The setting is calm and supportive so participants can explore creativity, grow confidence, and encourage one another, whether starting out or building on existing experience. The workshop requires a minimum of 7 participants and accommodates up to 14. Refunds are available as follows, a full refund if canceled at least one week before the first session, a 50 percent refund for cancellations 4 to 6 days prior, and no refunds within 3 days of the first session.

During public hours, visitors can get hands-on time with friendly farm animals, roam a pumpkin patch to pick their own pumpkins, and explore a Magical Halloween Forest. Chickens, peacocks, and ducks wander freely as guests make their way around the grounds. Along the way, discover an old plane, sandboxes, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, swings, and John Deere tractors. New play structures add even more to do, and twin zip lines offer a quick thrill. The farm remains open in light rain. Food is not provided. Water and marshmallows for toasting at the bonfire are available for purchase, and toasting will take place only if there is no Boulder County fire ban and it is not too windy. Guests are welcome to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy on the farm.

Bilingual, family-friendly bingo rooted in a classic Mexican tradition awaits upstairs in the Kid Zone. Open to all ages with an easy drop-in format.

At Axe Me Out in Longmont, CO, the 3rd Annual Carve N’ Smash offers a hands-on fall experience. Attendees carve their own pumpkin with tools provided, then take it into the rage room to smash it, with access to fall festivities included. Arriving in costume comes with a complimentary 30 minutes of axe throwing. Drinks, arcade games, and additional axe throwing are available throughout the event. Early bird tickets are available. This outing suits families, date nights, and anyone looking to mark the season in a unique way.

Created for those easing back into movement and seeking a supported, connected experience with their baby, this weekly Baby and Me session welcomes all parents and caregivers, with options to attend in person or virtually. It starts with a guided practice, then moves into open conversation and connection. Tea is available while little ones explore. Participants may stay as long as is comfortable, and bringing snacks and toys is encouraged. Drop in is $28, with discounted class pack options. Inclusion pricing is available for this wellness offering.

A weekly restorative space for parents with infants, this gently guided session invites a return to your body, your breath, and your sense of self. It offers intentional support to rebuild strength, renew energy, and foster connection with your baby in a safe, well-informed, and nurturing environment. The format is lightly structured, with room for conversation and community. You are welcome to stay for whatever length feels right for you and your little one. The exchange is $28 for a drop-in, with discounted class pack options, and inclusion pricing is available.