Family events in Broomfield, CO

Reconnect after birth with a welcoming postpartum yoga class at Little Herbal Apothecary in Old Town Lafayette. The practice focuses on rebuilding core strength, caring for pelvic floor health, and settling the nervous system, with your baby right alongside you. Babies are welcome in whatever state they are in, whether feeding, sleeping, squirming, or needing attention. This offering suits any stage of the postpartum period through the first year for those seeking a safe return to movement, support for core or pelvic floor concerns, and a sense of community with other mothers. Expect an intimate group and a baby friendly environment. Yoga props are available and tea is offered. Please bring a mat and a water bottle, and a reusable mug is appreciated to reduce waste. Space is limited, and the focus is on a nurturing, supportive experience.

A relaxed, drop in playtime designed for babies and their caregivers invites exploration through sight, sound, and touch. Sensory activities encourage learning through play, giving little ones the chance to discover new textures, listen to engaging sounds, and take in fresh visual experiences. Caregivers can pick up simple ideas for interacting with their child and turning everyday play into meaningful early learning. Hosted at Erie Community Library.

Pose with your pup for a keepsake portrait, then let your four-legged artist craft a unique work of art with partners from the City of Westminster. Bring a leash and your ID, and enjoy a relaxed Yappy Hour with cold drinks, sunny vibes, and plenty of tail-wagging fun.

The Cruisers return for another Friday night edition of the Carpenter Park Cruise-in Car Show, mixing hot rods with upbeat tunes for a lively evening.

This long-running car, truck, and motorcycle showcase reaches its 19th year at Northglenn Elks Lodge. Organizers indicate this will be their final year hosting the event and that new elements are planned, with additional details to be announced.

Slow the pace for a while at Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary and spend unhurried time in the company of rescued farm animals who choose connection on their terms. Wander through pens and pastures and meet residents from 23 species, with caretakers and volunteers nearby to share stories about their personalities and daily lives. Every ticket directly supports animals rescued from neglect, abuse, and abandonment, helping provide the lifelong care and safety they deserve. To keep this experience accessible, tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the gate, and guests using EBT or SNAP are welcomed with free admission when they present their card. The sanctuary is easy to reach by public transit, about a block from the 88 bus and roughly a 15 minute walk from rail service. For the simplest route, check Google Maps transit. Plan ahead with a few guidelines. Please arrive on time because hours cannot be extended for late arrivals. Tickets are nonrefundable unless an event is canceled due to severe weather. Every visitor needs a ticket, regardless of age. No outside food or drinks for people or animals, and any food or beverages offered on site are sold separately. No companion animals are allowed on site or in vehicles. This is not a petting zoo. Move gently, respect each animal’s boundaries, and allow them to decide how to interact. Many residents are elderly, recovering, or living with chronic conditions, and their care follows veterinary guidance with a focus on long term wellbeing. Above all, the sanctuary is a place built on trust.

Open to all ages, this drop-in activity takes place in the Kid Zone on the upper level. Families can play bingo in two languages using a traditional Mexican format.

The USA 80+ Hockey Hall of Fame Legends Showcase brings generations together for a special exhibition at Blue Sport Stable. The game features Team Harper versus Team Orban and includes the Class of 2026, honored guests, and legendary players known for their impact on and off the ice. Admission is free and open to the public. After the final horn, an Induction Banquet and program will take place at Impact Sports, and tickets are required for that portion.

Everyone in the community is welcome to attend the seventh annual youth art show reception at Erie Community Library, a reception honoring local young artists and their creations. The library will briefly close beforehand for setup and then reopen for the event. Light refreshments will be available.