Events in Boulder County today

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.

A regular SoulSweat dance class takes place at the Avalon (Tango Room) in Boulder, followed by an après happy hour at Picas nearby. Future locations for the post-class gathering will be selected as needed and are to be determined.

Experience an intimate in-the-round setup at Longmont Public Media in Longmont, CO as the Comfy Couch Performance Circle, hosted by Robby Layton, brings together acoustic music and storytelling. Three artists share the studio circle and take turns with songs and stories. The lineup features East, a family trio with previous appearances on the series, Mike Overn, a returning performer, and newcomer Laurie Dameron. Admission is free for the live studio audience and donations help support the program. Attendees may bring their own beverages. The event is broadcast live and also offered on-demand through Longmont Public Media channels.

A lighthearted bingo night hosted by Jared sets the tone for friendly competition and easygoing fun. Celebrate a winning card with a refreshing lager and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere as the numbers are called and the excitement builds.

Settle in for a screening of The Blair Witch Project, the 1999 R-rated feature running 1 hour and 21 minutes. The story follows three film students who venture into a Maryland forest to document the Blair Witch legend, then disappear, leaving only their recorded footage behind. Presented by Boulder's only movie club that meets in a theater and centers on discussion, the program includes a brief video related to the film, its director, or a key actor, followed by a short introduction from the host. After the movie, a larger group conversation invites thoughtful reflections. Doors to the library theater will be open. Free parking is available out front. Complimentary snacks and drinks are provided, and guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages.

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.

Yheti and Toadface team up for a back to back performance as part of the Sleight of Sound Tour at The Fox Theatre, with performances by Dank Frank and DEET. This is a general admission event. All ages are welcome, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

A pop-up refill market at VisionQuest Brewery invites shoppers to stock up on bulk foods, pantry staples, snacks, spices, and other sustainable goods. Expect low-waste options with locally sourced products and refillable choices in a welcoming community setting. Visitors can enjoy craft beer from VisionQuest Brewery while they browse. Bring clean jars or containers to fill, or use containers available on site, and restock the pantry with less plastic while supporting local businesses.

Reconnect with the wisdom of plants and trees as a living source of healing. Guided by Kristina Anne, LMT and Certified Teacher of Medicinal Aromatherapy, this immersive experience invites full sensory exploration of 100 essential oils while learning about their physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits. The focus is heart centered, encouraging genuine communion with the plant and tree world and the love and insight it offers. Working so closely with many pure essences can open space for meaningful breakthroughs and personal transformation. Participants also have the opportunity to pursue certification as a Medicinal Aromatherapist with Wisdom of the Earth.

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.

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.

Kathy Griffin brings her New Face, New Tour to Boulder Theater, showcasing the sharp, satirical comedy that has defined her long career. A two-time Emmy winner and Grammy Award winner, she is also a television star, best-selling author, and advocate. She holds a Guinness World Record for writing and headlining 20 televised stand-up specials. Many know her from the Bravo series Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List, a six-season run that earned two Emmys. Her on-screen work includes NBC’s Suddenly Susan and appearances on Seinfeld, Law & Order: SVU, Glee, You, and Curb Your Enthusiasm, along with voice roles in Shrek Forever After, The Simpsons, American Dad, Futurama, and Dilbert. She co-produced and co-hosted CNN’s New Year’s Eve with Anderson Cooper for a decade. As an author, her memoir Official Book Club Selection: A Memoir According to Kathy Griffin debuted at number one on The New York Times Best Seller list, and Kathy Griffin’s Celebrity Run-Ins: My A-Z Index also became a New York Times best seller. She is a dedicated advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community, women, and other disenfranchised groups, and she is a cancer survivor. This is a reserved seating event. All ages are welcome, with attendees under 16 required to be with an adult.

A welcoming open poetry reading and acoustic open mic invites local poets, musicians, and artists of all ages to share their authentic voices in a safe, supportive, and celebratory setting. Young creatives can read new poems, test original acoustic songs, or simply enjoy the talent in the room. The evening is facilitated by Giavanni Gatti, and performance slots are available on a first come, first served basis. A love offering will be received. Attendees may bring a snack to share for a relaxed, community-focused night of spoken word and live music.

An evening that begins in discovery and unfolds with drive and imagination opens the Boulder Philharmonic’s 2026/27 season. It starts with Vivian Fung’s Pizzicato, bright with nimble rhythms and a playful spirit, a lively introduction from the Canadian composer. Flutist Christina Jennings then steps forward for Lowell Liebermann’s Flute Concerto, where gleaming tone, agile virtuosity, and generous melody meet vivid orchestral color and a feeling of continuous motion, allowing both soloist and ensemble to shine. The journey concludes with Sibelius’s Symphony No. 2, a work that grows from quiet fragments into a sweeping whole, gathering strength step by step until it reaches a radiant, triumphant close.

Step into Victorian London for a razor-edged musical thriller as Sweeney Todd, a wronged barber, returns from exile determined to take revenge on the judge who ruined his life. Partnering with Mrs. Lovett and her hard-pressed pie shop beneath his upstairs barbershop, his plan grows darker with every cut. Driven by one of Stephen Sondheim’s most acclaimed scores, this gripping story explores obsession, questions of justice, and the high cost of vengeance. Tickets start at $19.

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.

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.

Kiko periodically opens a short window, only a few times each year, to offer limited mini energy sessions that provide a gentle energetic refresh. The focus is relaxation and realignment so you can feel renewed and ready for what is next. Walk-ins are handled in the order of arrival. Options include a 20 minute chakra and aura cleanse for $33, a 30 minute Reiki session for $66, and a 30 minute combined Reiki and sound bath for $75. Those seeking additional time can schedule a longer self care session with Kiko. Booking or using the services signifies agreement to Majick Soul LLC's Terms & Policies, and due to the limited, energy based nature of these offerings, all purchases are final.

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.

Craft a 7-inch crushed glass suncatcher at Wibby Brewing with step-by-step guidance. All supplies are provided, including more than 25 glass colors to choose from, and no prior art experience is required. When purchasing a ticket, choose from four Halloween designs: Pumpkin Gnome, Cauldron, Spiderweb, or Ghost. Each piece is built with a sturdy 1/4 inch wooden frame, colorful glass, and resin. Projects must lie flat to cure for 24 hours, and a box will be provided so you can take your creation home safely after the workshop. Come with friends or on your own for a relaxed creative outing. Seating is limited.

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.

Frequent Flyers Aerial Dance presents the fifth annual spooky cabaret at Frequent Flyers Studio, blending aerial artistry, a themed market, and a lively costume competition. Expect eerie aerial acts and cheeky surprises throughout the show. Debuting this year is a spooky market that spotlights local makers and their handmade curiosities. Attendees are invited to arrive in enchanting, eerie, glamorous, or delightfully over-the-top attire for a costume contest with prizes after each performance. Proceeds support Frequent Flyers, a Boulder nonprofit committed to aerial dance and expanding access for all. General admission is $30. Featured artists include Peyton Burns on mini hoop, Sophie Chirico on aerial sling, Angela Delsanter on TrapLyra, Issac Endo as MC and human pinata, Laurel Johnson on dance trapeze, Michele Jongeneel on lyra, Kira Krick on aerial chains, Valerie Morris on dance trapeze, Michelle Randolph on rope, Romeo Rowell on aerial sling, and Nancy Smith on rope and harness.

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.

Settle your system in a 75-minute restorative workshop led by Kerry, featuring floor-based gentle yoga paired with the soothing tones of Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, chimes, and other calming instruments. Supported poses with bolsters and blankets invite deep physical ease, while simple breathwork and mindfulness cues help quiet the mind and relax the nervous system. Beginners are welcome and no prior experience is needed. Wear comfortable clothing and consider layers or cozy socks for warmth. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, or rent one at the studio, with all other props provided. The cost is $45 for members and $55 for non-members.

Musician and storyteller Allie blends tradition and technology in a live performance that moves between music, memory, and conversation. She performs on piano and mountain dulcimer, layering in archival voices, electronics, and symphonic textures while singing and narrating a dialogue with her younger self, Steve. The journey reflects on a heartland childhood and a devoted father seen from a distance, alongside the life she leads today as a trans composer and artist. Prompted by an invitation from an evangelical cousin to return to her hometown and attend church, Allie frames the piece as a road trip back to Steve’s boyhood home. Along the way she speaks to what went unseen at the time and to the forces that shaped them both. A Q&A follows the performance. The event welcomes all ages, with adult accompaniment recommended for younger children.

For almost three decades, Kim Kopp and Dawnia Dresser have carried their songs from the Rockies to the Pacific and back as the duo Vertigo Road. They have shared music in homes and on porches, in downtown venues, and at festivals, shaping performances that turn a roomful of strangers into community. Their songwriting traces life’s winding roads, finding home and self discovery along the way. The program also features pianist Bill Giebler, a longtime figure in the Boulder music community with roots in jazz and a recent stint with the kirtan band Bhakti Shakti. For this performance he blends his jazz foundation with a love of singer songwriters to explore the meeting points of modern song. Vertigo Road and Bill Giebler come together to present their own material alongside new collaborative arrangements. The lineup includes Bill Giebler on piano, Kim Kopp on vocals and guitar, Dawnia Dresser on vocals, Nik Turner on bass, and Ken Matarazzo on percussion.

At Longmont Public Media, enjoy a music-focused performance built for attentive listening. The program offers songs paired with stories, all presented with clear, high-quality sound for a satisfying experience where every detail can be heard.

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.

At Fiske Planetarium, an immersive Liquid Sky experience pairs the music of Tame Impala with vivid, hypnotic visuals. The show syncs colorful imagery to tracks like Breathe Deeper, Patience, and Let It Happen, shaping a captivating blend of sound and motion throughout the theater.

Set amid the turning colors of Flagstaff Mountain in Boulder, Colorado, this autumn nature journaling retreat offers a slow, sensory way of being outdoors for three unhurried hours. As the season balances letting go with resilience, participants use words, sketches, and color to attend to wind in the branches, the soft hush of pine needles, and the quiet life underfoot, then allow their own responses to take shape on the page. The focus is connection rather than record-keeping, letting ink carry intention and color hold conversation so each page feels like an offering. Time together includes gentle wandering, moments to tune in to both inner and outer wildness, and a closing circle with optional sharing. Participants supply their own materials, and everything takes place outside. Bring a journal or sketchbook, a pen or pencil along with any favorite colors, water, layers suited to the weather, a seat pad or small folding stool, and sturdy closed-toe shoes because fallen leaves and pine needles can be slick. The retreat continues in light rain, wind, or chill, and if severe weather is expected, registered participants will receive an email update that morning. No previous art or journaling experience is required, and simple curiosity is welcome.

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.

A Heart for the Pink Ribbon offers an evening at Shupe Homestead in support of Roberta's Legacy, with an Italian dinner, drinks, and a coffee bar. The program features personal stories and insights from individuals, volunteers, and partners who have been affected by breast cancer and supported by the organization. Guests will hear how Roberta's Legacy assists local families through their journeys.

Presented by Boulder Samba School, this four-class introduction to Brazilian percussion explores the instruments, techniques, and rhythms of samba, with an emphasis on the samba school tradition of Rio de Janeiro. All experience levels are welcome. Instruments are provided, including caixa snare, surdo bass drum, agogô, chocalho, repenique, and tamborim. The series takes place at Intercambio. Pricing is 80 dollars per adult, 60 dollars for youth, or 140 dollars for two adults with a bring a friend option. Questions can be sent to bouldersambaschool@gmail.com.

Sound healer Hanna Gissler guides a soothing meditation concert and immersive sound bath at Atma Buti Sound and Vibrational School. The session features the resonant tones of Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, bells, and other instruments to encourage deep relaxation and mindful intention-setting. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or pillow for added comfort, and yoga mats will be available. Proceeds from the concert benefit the Soul Medicine 501c3 orphanage foundation of Nepal.

Available in person and online, this weekly prenatal yoga class invites those who are pregnant to slow their pace and tune in. Each session blends mindful breathing, purposeful movement, meditation, and kriya-inspired practices to settle the nervous system and create space for self reflection, cultivating mental and emotional preparation for birth and the transition to parenthood. Open to all experience levels, it includes mantra and work aimed at upper body mobility, functional core strength, balanced pelvic alignment, and pelvic floor conditioning, plus movement approaches that support favorable fetal positioning.

The Firehouse offers a weekly life drawing session coordinated with Art of Modeling in an open-studio setting. This is not an instructor-led class, so artists are free to practice in their own style. Over the course of a two hour session, poses range from quick gestures to longer studies of 15 or 25 minutes. Chairs and tables are provided, and participants are encouraged to bring an easel along with their preferred drawing or water based materials. Only a small number of supplies are available on site, with charcoal and paper provided, so bringing personal materials is recommended. Everyone is responsible for cleaning their workspace before leaving. Space is limited, and Firehouse Artist members receive discounted pricing. Doors open 15 minutes before the session begins and close five minutes after the start. Models are scheduled through Art of Modeling and may change based on availability.

At Chautauqua Community House, this screening features YUJA, a new documentary by director Lorna Tucker that follows celebrated pianist Yuja Wang both onstage and in private moments. The film looks at how a leading figure in classical music handles worldwide acclaim, intense scrutiny, and the demands of constant performance. With exceptional access to her life and creative process, it offers an intimate portrait of a modern virtuoso. Cinematography by Seamus McGarvey, a two-time Academy Award nominee, gives the story a vivid and elegant visual style.

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.

This returning workshop invites participants to create wreaths made with dried flowers for the holiday season. Expect plenty of blooms and all the materials needed, with guidance from an instructor in a friendly setting among both familiar and new faces. Before the class begins, there is time to tour the farm, meet the animals, and gather natural elements to include in your design. No pesticides are used, keeping the experience clean and simple. Snacks and nonalcoholic beverages are provided, and bringing your own drink is welcome.

Gaia presents a special advance screening of the documentary The Man Who Saves the World? at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder. See it on the big screen ahead of its streaming premiere on Gaia as it explores themes of prophecy, Indigenous wisdom, environmental responsibility, skepticism, and human purpose. A live, intimate Q&A follows the film, featuring award-winning filmmaker Gabe Polsky and peace builder Patrick McCollum for a deeper look at the story behind the documentary.

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.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating slate of stand-up to Avery Brewing Company, turning a cozy setting into a night of laughter. This show spotlights Rick Bryan, Jay Donaldson, and Bailey Tyler, with Calvin Reid hosting. Each stop presents a fresh mix of comics from around the country, so every performance offers something new. It fits a relaxed date, an outing with friends, or anyone simply looking for a fun night out.