This weekend in Brighton, CO

The Pilates & Prost Summer Series concludes at Northglenn Marketplace with a high energy mat workout created in collaboration with DRVN Training Co., pairing intense intervals with Pilates for those who want a tougher session. Studio owner April Grillo leads a 50 minute class, and each ticket includes a post class beverage with nonalcohol options, redeemable the same day. This is an outdoor experience on the back lawn with artificial turf, so bring a mat, wear flexible athletic clothing, consider sun protection, and bring water. Complimentary sweat towels will be available. On site offerings include massages from Healing Hands Massage, B12 shots with Facial Aesthetics, and Flowpresso recovery by Helie Chiropractic. A Food for Hope donation drive runs alongside the class, encouraging snack sized contributions to support kids experiencing food insecurity. Frequently requested items include beef jerky, fruit snacks, granola or protein bars, shelf stable individual milk, pretzels, goldfish crackers, cracker packs, nut packs, and granola packs. Last year the organization distributed nearly 129,000 snacks to students in Adams County schools. Tickets are required for each individual event and plans depend on the weather. If weather forces a cancellation, purchases transfer to a $35 drop in class at The Body Refinery Pilates Studio. For questions, contact info@thebodyrefinerystudio.com.

A peach-themed pop up at Wolf and Honey features peach sourdough bread, treats, and a variety of daily sourdough loaves. Wolf and Honey's Signature Lattes made with Colorado honey offer the classic peaches and honey pairing.

Explore the imaginative practice of altering pre-existing taxidermy mounts in a lecture-style class led by T of Tailored Departure. Learn how to find suitable mounts to work with, use dyes effectively, make straightforward structural tweaks, and map out your ideas before you begin. The session also shares inspiration for themes and embellishments, from antlers draped in moss and sparkling fantastical details to pastel goth makeovers or creatures with a more monstrous edge. Participants leave with practical knowledge and creative direction to start crafting expressive pieces that tell a story. This experience suits fans of oddities and taxidermy, cottage core makers and dark-forest enthusiasts, and artists exploring a new medium, as well as anyone curious about mixing natural history with imaginative design. Cost is $25.

Experience a live channeling session with Leanne Holitza as she connects with The Light Council, a collective of compassionate guides. The focus is on sharing intuitive insights and energetic transmissions intended to support times of change and personal growth. Participants can receive real-time guidance and healing energy, ask personal questions, and explore approaches for navigating challenges while reconnecting with an inner sense of love and clarity. No prior experience with channeling or spiritual teachings is needed, and curiosity with an open heart is welcome. Attendance is offered both in person and virtually.

The Petty Nicks Experience reimagines the meeting of two legendary classic rock voices, asking what it would be like if Stevie Nicks performed with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers as a full-time member. This all-live production delivers lush harmonies, eye-catching costumes, authentic gear, and immersive visuals, all wrapped around a songbook of era-defining hits. The result is a high-energy performance that feels like a rock and roll dream brought to life. General admission is $25.

Real Salt Lake heads to Dick's Sporting Goods Park to face the Colorado Rapids in a late-summer MLS showdown. This Western Conference meeting carries a regional edge, featuring quick transitions and tactical tweaks that can swing momentum in moments as both teams jockey for position late in the season.

Experience a country dance party at The Stillery in Westminster as Kingpin Posse performs favorite country music dance songs. The focus is on dancing to well-loved country hits from start to finish.

For over 25 years, the Summer Sunday Festivals presented by the Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities have turned the historic Brunner Farmhouse and Gardens into a favorite seasonal gathering. This finale introduces a refreshed format with an earlier start, two headlining bands, longer hours for vendor booths, two door prize drawings, and added enrichment for all ages. After weather-related postponements earlier in the season, one extended festival will bring together live music, local artists, hands-on activities, food, and the community spirit that defines these Sundays, all in a single end-of-summer celebration. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs or blankets, explore the gardens, meet local creatives and businesses, and enjoy artisan and community booths, face painting, and interactive arts experiences. The farmhouse porch becomes the outdoor stage for a concert experience featuring Colorado Junction String Band and Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra. Admission is free, and a $5 donation per family or group is gratefully accepted. Presented by BCAH, a nonprofit serving the community since 1973, the series celebrates the power of the arts while supporting local artists, performers, businesses, and cultural experiences, with thanks to sponsors and partners including Fowler Chevrolet, Horizons North Credit Union, the City and County of Broomfield, BCAH business members such as Our Broomfield magazine, donors, and grants from the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, the Broomfield Community Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, and Think 360 Arts for Learning.