Free events in Boulder County, CO

Connect with a badass crowd at a free monthly networking happy hour at Attic Bar & Bistro. This in-person mix and mingle is casual and upbeat, with snacks and conversation over drinks. Arrive whenever it works for you, stay as long as you like, and get to know new people in a relaxed setting. RSVP counts are used to boost visibility and may not reflect actual attendance since many people learn about the gathering through other channels.

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.

Women R.I.S.E. (Rising In Success & Entrepreneurship) hosts a coworking session for women entrepreneurs at Rayback Collective in Boulder. The gathering starts with coffee and introductions, then continues with open coworking. It is free to attend, and participants can drop in at any time. Look for the group at one of the large tables. Women R.I.S.E. also organizes monthly networking events with educational guest speakers.

Begin your birth education with a free, one-hour introduction to labor, birth, and the early postpartum period. This welcoming session explains how labor unfolds, clarifies key terms and concepts, and outlines what to expect in the first days after birth. You will leave with a clearer view of the overall process, a few essential tools, and ideas for what to learn next as pregnancy continues. It is well suited to those early in pregnancy as well as anyone seeking a strong foundation before moving into more detailed classes. Time is included for questions so you can feel more informed and prepared.

The fall edition of Aging at Altitude comes to the Boulder JCC as a free community expo focused on living well at every stage. Specialists in health, nutrition, financial planning, real estate, home care, fitness, and related fields will share guidance, resources, and practical ideas to support future planning and everyday wellbeing. Expect informative conversations and a range of services gathered in one place. No registration is required. Please bring your own snacks and beverages, as food will not be provided. Overflow parking is available at the Naropa Nalanda Campus about seven tenths of a mile northeast of the venue, and attendees should plan to walk from that lot.

A free lecture at MŪV Chiropractic Boulder explores the planet’s current stage of Ascension and introduces Marconics Ascension Energy as a way to elevate personal vibration amid accelerating shifts. The presentation contrasts long-used methods centered on the 3D Lightbody and seven-chakra system with an updated approach aligned to the ascending 5D body template. Discussion points include integrating stronger energetic frequencies, releasing karmic residue, activating new DNA potentials, and opening a deeper connection to Source. The talk also highlights recently anchored Sophianic currents associated with Mother Arc and Aqua Ray Magnetics that are described as available for the next wave. Attendees can experience a complimentary sample of Marconics energy during the event.

Little Moses Jones brings a high-energy live set to The Speakeasy, spotlighting R&B and hip hop favorites from the 90s and 2000s. Expect silky rhythms, nostalgic hits, and a feel-good atmosphere from start to finish. Admission is free.

A free drive-up food distribution at the Longmont YMCA provides pre-bagged groceries with no paperwork and no questions. Depending on weekly donations, bags may include fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy, prepared deli foods, and bakery items. Vehicles and bicycles form a line on the south side of the parking lot, continuing to the southwest area in front of the YMCA preschool, and participants should remain in their vehicles while volunteers bring the food. To support fair access, quantities are based on the number of people in each household, and distribution continues until supplies are gone.

An acoustic open mic hosted by local musicians Aimee Newson and Anelise Cho spotlights solo artists and duos from the singer songwriter community. Audience members can enjoy the performances or RSVP to receive a confirmation email with a sign up link for a performance slot. To help keep the event free, consider purchasing drinks at the bar and making a donation to Rock for the People, a Colorado nonprofit focused on building a diverse, inclusive, and equitable local music community in Lafayette. The evening includes an intermission for socializing and collaboration, with bar service and snacks available. Friends and family are welcome. Rock for the People partners with The End Lafayette and Dog House Music Studios.