Events in Boulder today

Dirt Circus Boulder is a free, single-day trail running festival from UltraSignup presented in partnership with Runners Roost. It brings the running community together at Runners Roost Boulder to spotlight local races, run clubs, outdoor brands, and neighborhood businesses. The experience includes a social trail run with two route options of roughly 4.4 or 6.6 miles, welcoming every pace, including hikers. After the run, the celebration continues with food, a lively expo, and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow runners. Look for raffle giveaways with lots of prizes, brand activations, shoe demos, and chances to talk with race directors and learn about upcoming races. Check-in includes an UltraSignup Shoe Bag Lite while supplies last, along with hydration and fueling samples from LMNT and Precision. A face-decorating and glitter station by Wildsense adds a playful touch. Advance registration is required. Dirt Circus is a series of free community gatherings from UltraSignup that celebrate local races and the people who organize them. Local partners for this stop include BeyondHome's Break of Dawn North Table Trail Race, Gemini Adventures, and The Stoke Fine Racing Events, with series support from LMNT, SILO, and Precision.

Old Town Lafayette hosts a beloved peach celebration that has earned multiple Best Festival honors from Yellow Scene’s Best of the West Readers’ Choice Awards. This annual tradition centers on fresh Colorado peaches, including Palisade favorites, and brings together local vendors, delicious food, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities. It welcomes thousands from across the Front Range and offers something for everyone, whether stocking up on fruit, supporting local businesses, or spending time with friends and family. Vendor details, entertainment lineups, and other updates will be shared as they are confirmed. Celebrated as a favorite Colorado summer tradition, this festival continues to be recognized among the region’s standout community events.

Celebrate the kickoff of the Louisville Farmers Market as it opens its 18th season. Browse a mix of returning favorites and new vendors ready to support weekly shopping. Enjoy live music, grab something to eat, and stock up on fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, honey, and other local goods. The market was voted the number one farmers market in Colorado in 2023, 2024, and 2025 through the People's Choice awards from American Farmland Trust and the Farmers Market Coalition.

Browse a market where Colorado farmers offer vegetables grown organically, in transition, or without pesticides. Orchard keepers share fruit from Palisades, Colorado, available in both organic and conventional varieties. A broad mix of vendors creates an exciting shopping experience in a welcoming, family atmosphere. Choosing to shop locally supports Colorado farms, benefits the environment, strengthens the community, and helps the economy.

Gather & Ground offers a weekly chance to slow down, reconnect, and spend time on the farm at Dharma's Garden. The day flows from meditation to movement, then community singing, and it concludes with a bring-your-own picnic lunch. Practices can include walking meditation, Qigong, mindfulness, yoga, dance, and other movement. People may arrive and depart at their own pace. Different teachers and facilitators guide each week, providing new experiences within a simple, consistent structure.

Join a hands-on class focused on the role eggs play in French desserts, from tempering and coagulation to aeration and lift. You’ll make and learn about three featured treats, creme brulee with a caramelized sugar top, chocolate souffle, and tart citron with lemon custard. Check-in begins at 10:45 AM and the class starts promptly at 11:00 AM.

FastFloyd performs as a trio on the Up Slope Brewery patio during a summer evening. Beer and a food truck will be available.

Gather at Peaceful Meadow for a drum circle attuned to a total solar eclipse. Although the eclipse traces its path over Greenland, Iceland, and Spain rather than Colorado, the shared shadow invites a response in rhythm wherever we stand. As late day light softens into evening, the setting becomes a welcoming threshold where the groove speaks louder than words. Those coming from the Boulder Drum Circle earlier in the day can flow into this session for more beats, more connection, and a deeper immersion in eclipse energy. The Didgeridude, also known as Dr. Manhattan, returns to summon resonant earth tones rising from the meadow. Participants are encouraged to bring a drum, shaker, rattle, didgeridoo, dancing feet, or simply an open heart. The shadow passes, and the circle endures.

Slightly Stoopid performs at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.

Z2 Entertainment and 105.5 The Colorado Sound present an evening at Chautauqua Auditorium with The Jayhawks and James McMurtry. The Jayhawks bring harmony-rich, roots-driven rock shaped over decades of records, tours, and turning points, from early independent releases and a long run with American Recordings through a celebrated reunion of the classic lineup and later sessions in Portland with producers Peter Buck and Tucker Martine. Recent highlights include Back Roads And Abandoned Motels and XOXO, and the band has begun work on a twelfth studio album intended to honor the fortieth anniversary of its debut, a milestone they are marking as The Year Of The Hawk. James McMurtry appears with The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy on New West Records, co-produced with Don Dixon and featuring guests Sarah Jarosz, Charlie Sexton, Bonnie Whitmore, and Bukka Allen, alongside his band The Martial Law Review with Tim Holt, Cornbread, and Daren Hess. Known for vivid, wry storytelling that balances humor and heartache, he continues a critically praised streak that followed The Horses and the Hounds.

At The Louisville Underground, Anthem and Aria present a sleek, laugh-filled hypnosis experience that puts audience members at the heart of the action. Their show mixes sharp comedy, psychological intrigue, and bold participation to create seemingly impossible moments, skipping the usual gimmicks and tired stage clichés. Audience members who volunteer take center stage as imaginations soar, reality appears to flex, and the room shares unexpected connections and plenty of laughter. Recognized as Mentalists of the Year in 2025 and 2026 by the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities, this husband and wife team has appeared on America’s Got Talent and Hulu and has wowed crowds across the country. With food and drinks available from the venue’s speakeasy, this interactive and elegant evening offers a memorable outing for couples, friends, skeptics, and believers alike.

Discover a pop-up by Move Mountains Market + Refillery at Rayback Collective, featuring a curated selection of bulk goods, low-waste essentials, and nourishing pantry options. Bring your own containers to refill or use ones available on site. Find staples and snacks made with thoughtfully sourced, local ingredients, and explore an easy, approachable way to shop more sustainably. The setting includes food trucks, drinks, and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it a comfortable place to browse and restock.

Watch a wickedly funny, unexpectedly moving, and dangerously entertaining stage production inspired by The Witch of Edmonton. In a small village, the devil comes to recruit souls, and everyone starts bargaining for what they want most. The plot centers on a woman everyone calls the town witch, even as the play asks how much a soul is worth when hope feels harder to find.

Begin with an overview of the night sky, its stars, and constellations, then depart Earth for a tour of the solar system. The journey includes stops at nearby planets and also touches on other worlds that circle stars visible in our own night sky.

Sunflower Club: Boulder Edition brings an open mic night to Coffee Stand where creativity and consciousness meet. The gathering rests on the belief that making art is a human birthright, not the territory of only trained professionals, and that the act of creating nourishes well-being. Rather than striving for perfection or showcasing virtuosity, participants explore honesty and courage, expressing what lives beneath the surface. The event views creative practice as a healing path that helps move stagnant energy and emotions. It functions as an open forum for any mode of expression, including poetry, music, dance, and storytelling. The culture is intentionally inclusive and noncompetitive, with people of every background and experience level sharing on equal footing, and with authenticity and openness at the center. Creativity is treated as medicine for individuals and for the wider world, with an emphasis on transforming pain through expression.

Enjoy the Colorado Music Festival season finale featuring Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 3. Music Director Peter Oundjian leads the Festival Orchestra, with mezzo-soprano Fleur Barron, the St. Martin’s Festival Singers, and the Boulder Children’s Chorale joining in for this big, lyrical symphony.

Enjoy a live performance celebrating The Everly Brothers with The Everly Brothers Experience featuring The Zmed Brothers. The Zmed Brothers (Zachary and Dylan) along with their drummer Burleigh Drummond bring music and history inspired by the legendary rock n’ roll sibling duo. Doors open between 6:00 PM and 6:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM. The event is for ages 21 and up.

105.5 The Colorado Sound and Paradise Found present Don Was and the Pan-Detroit Ensemble at Boulder Theater. The producer and bassist leads a new group shaped by five decades of work, showcased on the debut album Groove in the Face of Adversity. The music taps Detroit roots with a mix of steamy jazz, blues born of juke joints, and free-flowing funk. The concert will feature songs from Groove in the Face of Adversity along with a full live rendition of The Grateful Dead’s Blues for Allah, acknowledging that album’s 50th anniversary and Don’s longstanding collaboration with Bobby Weir. General admission and reserved seating options are available. All ages are welcome, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult.

Ninja Nation offers a summer camp experience built to keep kids moving, engaged, and eager to return. Each week blends active play with creativity and confidence-building in a safe, structured setting guided by trained coaches. Campers take on ninja obstacle training with coaching, enjoy games and team challenges, try their hand at mini competitions, and spend time on arts and crafts, all within a supportive environment. Camps run Monday through Friday at a cost of $425 per week per child, and lunch as well as snacks are included. Families planning multiple weeks can receive a free 5-Punch Pass valued at $85 with the purchase of a 5-week package, adding more opportunities for play and training beyond camp days. Space is limited each week, so booking early helps secure preferred dates.

Riders gather at Romero’s K9 Club & Tap House for a casual bike night that celebrates the local two-wheel community. Expect shaded parking, cold pours with non-alcoholic choices, and plenty of conversation about bikes, whether you ride an old-school cafe racer or a brand-new liter machine. Romero’s offers light snacks, and outside food or delivered meals to the patio are welcome, with lots of nearby options in the adjacent shopping center. Please ride responsibly, respect the venue, and keep the positive vibes going. Vintage encouraged, and all bikes are welcome.

A monthly women’s circle welcomes conscious women from the Boulder and Denver area who are seeking genuine community, a place to be seen and heard, and space to explore life’s big questions beyond traditional religious settings. Rooted in a higher spiritual intent, this gathering honors the feminine journey and responds to these polarized times with connection, reflection, and shared experience. Expect opportunities to heal and grow, celebrate in simple ceremony, move body and energy, express emotions, and support one another across all stages of life. Brie Doyle, author and founder of She Glows Retreats, shares her signature Heart Curriculum, a psycho-spiritual approach that offers a unique emotional and energetic theme for each session. Hosted at The Star House, a well known spiritual temple in Boulder that nurtures depth, a sense of magic, and connection with self, others, nature, and the Divine. Women of all ages are welcome. Attend a single gathering or participate throughout the year for deeper meaning and connection.

Annabelle Dinda takes the stage at The Fox Theatre for a live performance. This is a general admission event. All ages are welcome, and attendees younger than 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Weeknight criterium racing returns as TENDEG, Mercedes-Benz of Westminster, HUNT Wheels, and Dr Daniel Possley team up to bring back Tuesday Night Thunder, a community series now in its eighth year. With support from the City of Louisville, it continues a mission to foster inclusive, female-focused grassroots racing.

At Murphy’s Tap House, the patio welcomes intermediate and advanced bluegrass musicians for an acoustic picking session. Attendees can relax in the sunshine with food and drinks available, or take part by bringing an acoustic instrument. The first beverage is complimentary for those participating as pickers.

This relaxed gathering welcomes crafters of any experience level to work on knitting, crochet, loom knitting, embroidery, or whatever project you are currently making. Expect friendly conversation, chances to learn from fellow makers, and snacks to enjoy while you create.

Presented by Z2 Entertainment and KUVO Jazz, this concert features Herbie Hancock, a pioneering artist whose career spans more than six decades. After shaping modern jazz as a member of the Miles Davis Quintet, he forged new paths on his own recordings, from the funk and rock infused electric sound of Headhunters in the 1970s to the groundbreaking electronic grooves of Rockit and Future Shock, while also returning to acoustic jazz with V.S.O.P. His achievements include an Academy Award for the Round Midnight film score and 14 Grammy Awards, among them Album of the Year for River: The Joni Letters, plus two Grammys in 2011 for the globally collaborative The Imagine Project. Hancock serves as Creative Chair for Jazz for the Los Angeles Philharmonic Association and as Institute Chairman of the Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz. He was appointed a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador in 2011, received a Kennedy Center Honor in 2013, published his memoir Herbie Hancock: Possibilities with Viking in 2014, and earned the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2016.

KUVO Jazz and Avery Brewing present a high-energy night at Boulder Theater as Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue bring the Let's Go Get 'Em Tour to town with Mile High Soul Club. Known for a powerhouse live show that blends rock, funk, soul, jazz, blues, hip hop, and Caribbean rhythms, Trombone Shorty carries the spirit of New Orleans to stages worldwide. A lifelong performer, he has released acclaimed albums, appeared at major festivals, shared the bill with a wide range of artists, and performed on prominent television programs. His collaborations span stars like Pharrell, Bruno Mars, Mark Ronson, Jon Batiste, Lenny Kravitz, Foo Fighters, ZHU, Zac Brown, Normani, and Ringo Starr. Beyond the stage, he founded the Trombone Shorty Foundation to support youth music education and has authored children’s books recognized for their artistry. Back home, he leads an annual Mardi Gras parade, hosts the Treme Threauxdown concerts that have welcomed guests such as Usher, Nick Jonas, Mavis Staples, Dierks Bentley, Andra Day, and Leon Bridges, and mentors rising New Orleans musicians. The most recent album, Lifted, was recorded live at his Buckjump Studio and captures the joyous, cathartic pulse of his concerts while reflecting on family, community, and resilience. Ticket options include standing general admission and reserved seating. This event is open to all ages, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult.

Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue take the stage at Boulder Theater in Boulder, CO for a performance.

This weekly Wednesday referral meeting highlights TRP and the ways it supports small businesses through meaningful connections. Expect a welcoming environment that encourages leadership growth, inspiring mentorship, and a give-first approach to networking. Discover what sets TRP apart in a collaborative, referral-focused setting.

Louisville Chamber Home Pros offers a monthly networking gathering for professionals who provide home and commercial services for both residential and business properties, inside and out. The emphasis is on building genuine relationships and creating strong referral partnerships within the local home services community. Participants share insights, trade practical advice, and brainstorm on topics that support growth and long-term success, all in a positive, energetic, and collaborative setting where businesses can confidently showcase their services while learning from the expertise of others. This group is open exclusively to home pro businesses. Hosts Eric and Amber Hoffman of Bumblebee Blinds bring experience from leading similar Home Pro groups in other chambers. Registration is requested through the Louisville Chamber site.

An in person and online yoga class created for women’s health and prenatal care, offered at Little Herbal Apothecary and streamed live with a replay. Sessions focus on core stability, pelvic floor function, conscious breathing, and functional movement that carries into everyday life. It welcomes those preparing for birth, rebuilding after pregnancy whether recent or years later, and anyone addressing core or pelvic floor concerns or seeking a slower, intentional space tailored to women’s bodies. Expect a small, supportive group with props and tea provided. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and you are welcome to bring a reusable mug to reduce waste. The approach blends yogic wisdom with science based guidance to help you understand and care for your body. Space is limited.

Enjoy a guided tour and discussion of BMoCA’s current exhibitions with a BMoCA Educator, followed by an art activity inspired by what you see. This SPARK! program is made for people with early-stage Alzheimer’s or dementia and their caregivers, and all art materials are provided.

Reconnect with your body in a gentle postpartum yoga class at Little Herbal Apothecary. The session supports healing after birth, rebuilds core strength, cares for pelvic floor health, and calms the nervous system, with space for your baby throughout. You can feed, cuddle, or settle your little one whenever needed during practice. This offering welcomes those anywhere in the postpartum journey, from the early weeks through the first year. It is a fit for anyone seeking guidance on safely returning to movement, support for core or pelvic floor symptoms, and connection with other mothers. Expect a small, supportive group and a baby friendly setting. Props and tea are provided. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and consider a reusable mug to reduce waste. Capacity is limited.

This weekly gathering offers a welcoming space for moms to connect, talk through both joys and challenges, and ask questions about motherhood. It is a supportive peer circle rather than a therapy group. Babies 1 and under are welcome. To help maintain privacy and confidentiality, older children are encouraged to stay at home when possible. Cancellations made at least 12 hours in advance receive a credit that can be used another time.

A weekly farm stand offers organically grown produce from the farm alongside a rotating selection of goods from local purveyors. The offerings change each week. This stand is part of the Food Project Program, which is dedicated to increasing food access in Boulder County. To keep fresh, healthy produce within reach for all, items grown on site are available through a sliding scale pricing model made possible by donor support. SNAP and Boulder County Fruit & Veg Vouchers are accepted. The stand opened on May 27.

Experience a community-focused farm stand that grows out of a broader effort to expand food access in Boulder County. The stand is operated by youth in the Cultiva Program, where participants build leadership skills and learn about local food systems. Visitors can shop organically grown vegetables from Longmont farms at prices intended to be accessible. A donor-supported sliding scale helps keep on-site produce affordable, and payments can be made with SNAP and Boulder County Fruit & Veg Vouchers.

Grab a drink, meet new friends, and solve puzzles near the bar. Enjoy a friendly mix of conversation and brain teasers while you sip and solve.

This weekly gathering offers dads a welcoming place to build community and find support. It is not a therapy group, but a peer space to talk openly about questions, concerns, everyday experiences, and the full range of emotions that come with fatherhood. Infants up to 12 months are welcome. To help protect privacy and confidentiality, older children are best left at home when possible. If plans change, cancel at least 12 hours in advance to receive a credit that can be applied to a future session.

A free monthly gathering for local songwriters, musicians, and anyone exploring original music. Share a work in progress, perform a song, play an instrument, or simply offer support for those presenting. It provides a friendly setting to request feedback and encouragement, spark fresh ideas, or enjoy attentive listening. Connect with new collaborators and contribute to a thriving, community-minded music scene in Lafayette. Dog House Music Studios offers coffee, tea, and spring water, along with a bar serving beer, wine, cider, and hard seltzers. Outside alcohol is not allowed. All ages, genres, and experience levels are welcome. The session is guided by local musician and singer songwriter Carly Fox and hosted by Rock for the People, a Lafayette nonprofit focused on building a diverse, inclusive, and equitable music community in Boulder County. The organization reduces barriers through free or low cost rehearsal, recording, and marketing support, paid performance opportunities for artists, and paid roles for aspiring audio professionals. Its priority includes serving women, non binary people, BIPOC and Hispanic communities, and LGBTQ+ identifying musicians, audio workers, and fans.

This meet-up brings together Boulder Burners for friendly, creativity-fueled connection. Participants connect with others in the local Burner community, hear about projects underway in Boulder, and discover where help is needed through volunteer opportunities. All vibes are welcome, and new community members are encouraged to take part.

Test your knowledge at a free live trivia night at Toosteppin Brewing. It is free to play, and the top teams earn prizes. Participants can sign up ahead of time to receive three bonus clues before the game. Please note that only one ticket is needed per team.

Bourbon, Blues, and Grooves at Nissi’s features the Kurt Allen Band with free entry and $1 off bourbon and whiskey drinks. For over a decade, Kurt Allen has blended old school blues, vintage soul, and swampy funk from the bayou into a hard-driving blues rock sound. His songwriting shows years of dedication, and his records explore a wide range of blues styles. His latest album, Live From The Red Shed, captures a modern blues rock performance recorded in Hutchinson, Kansas. Known for an intense touring pace of 150 to 200 shows a year, he paused during 2020 and 2021, then returned to extensive travel across the lower 48. The Red Shed set spans nine tracks that highlight his guitar work, mixing songs from across his catalog with new and previously unrecorded material, channeling the raw power of live blues.

Hosted by Women R.I.S.E., which stands for Rising In Success & Entrepreneurship, this weekly coworking session at Rayback Collective welcomes women entrepreneurs for connection and focused work. The gathering begins with coffee and introductions, then flows into open coworking. Attendance is free, and participants can drop in at any time. Look for the group at one of the large tables.

An eight week fitness series for expecting mothers and mothers with their little ones focuses on strengthening and supporting the body while boosting energy. Babies, toddlers, and kids are welcome. Registration through the sign-up link is required to attend. If registration appears closed but attendance is still desired, contact the organizer directly to ask about availability. Cancellations made at least 12 hours before class receive credit. Classes may be canceled up to 48 hours in advance if there are not enough sign ups.

A SoulSweat® dance class is offered regularly in the Avalon’s Tango Room in Boulder, with a celebratory happy hour at Picas taking place after class nearby. Future après happy hour locations will be determined as needed.

The Yard hosts a summer patio music series featuring free live performances by local talent. Shows take place on Thursday evenings, with each set running for a few hours, and the lineup includes Jonah Cook, Siena Marina, Mike Lamitola, Nina de Freitas, Tony Crank, Sophia Stout, Eliah Marley, Alex Nikiforoff, Mercy Club, The Dollhouse Thieves, and Laurie & Lorrie. Admission is free. The series is supported by Old Town Lafayette, Vintrey Honest Goods, Foxglove Bar, Ghost Box Pizza, Punch Buggy Shave Ice, and Public Wine.

A live poetry program presented by BMoCA and Sacred Voices showcases new work from guest poets alongside exhibiting artist Cipriano Ortega. Drawing inspiration from Tres Voces, Un Corazón, the readings focus on connections to family, ancestry, and community. Admission is $20, with a $15 rate available for members.

A friendly book group invites thoughtful conversation around both fiction and nonfiction, with themes that touch on identity, personal values, and the wider human story. This meeting focuses on What Kind of Paradise by Janelle Brown. A volunteer facilitator will lead a relaxed, drop in conversation, and people can attend whenever the schedule and book are a good fit. Everyone is welcome to share their viewpoint. The discussion is free.

At Boulder Bookstore, Whitney Hanson will discuss and sign her new poetry collection, The Love of My Life. The book follows a journey of rekindling a love for living after periods of change, disconnection, and upheaval. Guided by the imagery of fire, it is arranged in three parts titled Burning, Ashes, and Reclamation, reflecting cycles of destruction, numbness, and renewal that often accompany deep inner work. Through themes of identity, loss, healing, and emotional rebuilding, it considers what it means to unlearn inherited beliefs, confront the past, and gradually restore connection with oneself, with others, and with the world. It is not primarily about romantic love, but about reengaging with life itself. Admission is $5 plus a small processing fee. Each ticket includes a $5 coupon redeemable toward a copy of The Love of My Life or another purchase made that day, and the coupon will be provided at the event. Events take place on the second floor. To request an accommodation or discuss accessibility needs, contact events@boulderbookstore.com.

No singing background is required for this relaxed, drop-in musical improv workshop. Through playful, team-based exercises, participants learn to invent melodies and lyrics in the moment, which quickly adds emotion and richness to characters and scenes. The session is led by Improv Cabaret's Erik Mulder and welcomes ages 18 and up. It is hosted at Flipside Theatre. The cost is $5.

Chautauqua Auditorium hosts a screening of YUJA, a documentary directed by Lorna Tucker that explores the life and artistry of pianist Yuja Wang. The film follows an internationally acclaimed performer as she balances soaring success with the strain of unending scrutiny and high-stakes appearances. With unusual, close access to her world onstage and off, it reveals the dedication, vulnerability, and relentless drive behind a contemporary virtuoso. The story is visually shaped by cinematography from Seamus McGarvey, a two-time Academy Award nominee, bringing a vivid, cinematic perspective to Wang’s journey.

Admission is free for a performance by The Wrecklunds, a Colorado group blending outlaw country with psychedelic rock. Based in Evergreen, they pair gritty storytelling and lush harmonies with a vintage-soul vibe and a broad palette of influences, shaping concerts that feel like a journey. The group began when lifelong friends Bryan Eklund and Eric Drobny launched an acoustic string project, soon earning recognition as RockyGrass Band Competition finalists and recording their debut, Moon Over Broadway, with Vince Herman. The sound that started with upright bass and porch-ready picking has evolved into a fully electric band inspired by a golden-era mix of groove, harmony, and freedom.

Boulder Theater hosts the Django Festival Allstars, featuring Samson Schmitt, Ludovic Beier, and Pierre Blanchard. The program celebrates Django Reinhardt’s legacy with Gypsy jazz that recalls Paris in the 1920s and 30s, from lively cafés to the romance of Montmartre, and nods to his celebrated collaboration with violinist Stéphane Grappelli. Expect a blend of well known standards and original pieces, with propulsive swing balanced by heartfelt ballads. The ensemble has earned praise from major outlets including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, and DownBeat, and has been singled out as a standout at major festivals and concert halls with enthusiastic ovations. Notable admirers have included George Benson and Leonardo DiCaprio. Seating is available as general admission or reserved. All ages are welcome, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Kings of Prussia returns to Velvet Elk Lounge for a two-set tribute to Phish, featuring musicians from Sqwerv and Deadphish Orchestra. Jason Barnes handles guitar and vocals, Jack Marty of Sqwerv is on keys and vocals, Brian Adams of Deadphish Orchestra anchors bass and vocals, and Zach Bulgarelli of Sqwerv drives drums and adds vocals. The project began in Boulder in 2019 and focuses on an authentic Phish experience, drawing from a catalog of more than 100 Phish originals and songs Phish has covered. The band is known for a dedicated lighting director inspired by the CK5 light show, gear choices tailored to echo Phish’s setups, playful touches like trampolines, synchronized moves, and a cappella moments, along with the adventurous improvisation at the heart of the music. Past highlights include headlining debuts at Boulder Theater, Oriental Theater, and Cervantes Other Side, plus numerous appearances across Colorado at venues such as Bluebird Theater, Aggie Theater, Old Town Pub, Crested Butte Public House, Globe Hall, and Your Mom’s House.