Events in Broomfield today

Now in its tenth year, the Holy Rollers Charity Car Show brings a showcase of standout vehicles to South Midway Park in Broomfield. The event blends cars, food, and music with prizes and awards, all focused on raising awareness and funds for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

Summer Sizzler in Denver offers a full slate of races for all ages and paces. Packet pickup is available before the start. The kids dash gathers at the start line area, followed by the National Anthem and the main race. After finishing, participants can check live results and awards at the registration tent. Every registration includes a designer event shirt, a custom medal, chip timing with live results and awards, free photos, and a refreshing Kona Ice treat at the finish. Youth pricing is available for the 5K and 10K, with entries for ages 12 and under priced at $17. Choose your distance and run at your own pace. The 5K, 10K, and 15K are timed and include a custom bib, while the 1 Mile is untimed and also includes a custom bib. All race options come with the designer shirt and finisher medal. The kids dash is a fun, untimed sprint for ages 10 and under, and includes a mini bib, youth-sized shirt, and a special medal. Children who prefer to run the dash without the swag may participate at no cost. The event focuses on fun, family-friendly vibes and welcomes every fitness level with an inclusive, encouraging atmosphere.

Northglenn Parks and Recreation hosts the 22nd annual adult wiffleball tournament, offering a friendly setting for teams to compete. Rosters range from three to five players, with three on the field during play. The team entry fee is $135 and includes a T-shirt for registered participants. Registration continues until filled, with a deadline in place.

An award-winning community tradition fills Old Town Lafayette with the flavors of Colorado summer. Repeatedly named Best Festival in Yellow Scene’s Best of the West Readers’ Choice Awards, this annual celebration centers on fresh Palisade peaches, local vendors, delicious food, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities. Visitors from across the Front Range come to stock up on fruit, explore small businesses, and enjoy a lively atmosphere. Additional details, vendor information, and entertainment updates will be shared as they become available. Recognized as one of the region’s standout community gatherings, it captures the spirit of the season each year.

The Louisville Farmers Market celebrates its 18th season with a lively mix of longtime favorites and new vendors ready to cover weekly shopping needs. Enjoy live music and find something tasty to eat while browsing stalls filled with fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, cheeses, honey, and more. The market was voted Colorado’s number one farmers market in 2023, 2024, and 2025 in the People’s Choice program from American Farmland Trust and the Farmers Market Coalition.

Growers from across Colorado bring vegetables that are organic, transitional, or cultivated without pesticides. Orchard producers add to the selection with fruit, available in both organic and conventional options, sourced in Palisades, Colorado. The range and quality of goods create a lively, family friendly market experience with plenty to explore. Buying local supports Colorado farms, the environment, the community, and the economy.

Take part in a Concealed Handgun Permit Certification Plus (CHP+) class that covers much more than the standard state requirements. You’ll receive hands-on training in areas like firearms safety, legal carry and use-of-force concepts, de-escalation, and practical pistol skills including drawing from a holster, covering and concealment, and scenario-based practice. Lunch is included. The course also includes a 2-hour live-fire portion on a private range near the facility. Students use provided simulated scenario equipment and converted training handguns during the classroom portion, with no live ammunition inside the building.

Enjoy a lively family carnival at Karter School of Thornton packed with hands-on fun and community spirit. Kids can bounce through inflatables and try classic carnival games, visit a petting zoo, and get face painting and balloon creations. Live DJs keep the music going alongside family-friendly entertainment. Expect food trucks and snack vendors, appearances from local business partners, and giveaways with a few extra surprises. Admission is $5 per child, and adults get in free. The celebration welcomes current school families as well as anyone looking for a fun outing while learning more about the school.

Align Chiropractic and Wellness is celebrating ten years with a community-focused gathering at its office. The event features entertainment, raffles, vendors from the community, food, and other activities. A food drive will benefit Broomfield Fish, and attendees who bring a food item will receive an extra raffle ticket. This celebration serves as a thank-you to the community that has supported the office over the past decade.

Summer at Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary invites a gentle pace and meaningful connection. Spend a couple hours slowing down, breathing a little deeper, and sharing space with animals who have every reason not to trust the world, yet choose connection. Across 23 different species, visitors can wander through pens and pastures, meeting the individuals who live here while caretakers and volunteers share stories, personalities, and the small moments that shape daily life. Every visit helps provide lifelong care for animals rescued from neglect, abuse, and abandonment. Tickets are $10 in advance or $15 at the gate, and EBT/SNAP guests receive free admission with a card. The sanctuary is easily reachable by public transportation, just one block from the 88 bus line and about a 15 minute walk from rail service. Check Google Maps transit for the easiest route. Please note the following before visiting. No outside food or drinks for humans or animals. Tickets are non-refundable unless an event is canceled due to severe weather. Arrive on time, as hours cannot be extended for late arrivals. Every guest requires a ticket, regardless of age. Food and drinks, if available, are sold separately. No companion animals are allowed on-site or in vehicles. Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary is a safe place for animals rescued from abuse, neglect, slaughter, and exploitation, and it does not breed or sell animals. This is not a petting zoo. While many residents enjoy affection, interactions are animal led. Move gently, respect boundaries, and allow each individual to choose how to engage. Many residents are elderly, healing, or living with chronic conditions, and care is guided by long term wellbeing and veterinary support. Staff are available to answer questions and share more about their care. This is a place built on trust, and visitors help uphold it with every respectful interaction.

The second edition of the Regimes card show returns after a successful debut. Attendees can look forward to a lively atmosphere with food trucks, a friendly community, and standout vendors offering plenty to explore. Additional surprises are planned, with more details to come.

Enjoy a cultural day celebration featuring Élage Diouf. The event is set for Saturday afternoon at Levitt Pavilion Denver.

Tim Hill Combo brings energetic tunes to Chef Lance's Midsummer Night's Dream BBQ dinner party, pairing great food with plenty of fun and a welcoming spirit of love.

Noah Kahan brings The Great Divide Tour to Coors Field for a live concert.

At The Louisville Underground, Anthem and Aria present a live hypnosis experience seen on America’s Got Talent and Hulu. The married duo combines comedy, psychology, and active audience involvement to create moments that feel impossible, while avoiding tired gimmicks and slapstick. Volunteers step into the spotlight as reality seems to shift, imaginations take over, and a shared story unfolds about what the mind can do. Recognized as Mentalist of the Year for 2025 and 2026 by the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities, they bring a polished mix of humor, sophistication, and psychological illusion. Food and drinks are available from the venue’s speakeasy, and the show welcomes couples, friends, skeptics, and believers. The production has drawn praise from outlets including CBS, North Forty News, the Highlands Ranch Herald, and Westword, along with nods from Simon Cowell and Michaela Douglas of the Town of Frisco.

Hillbilly Demons bring a two-night party to Cheers in Northglenn with dancing, drinks, and plenty of fun across back-to-back evenings. It is billed as a reason to get out with friends and enjoy a lively crowd.

Catch the DoKnow & DaHawmies Comedy Tour at The Oriental Theater. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show starts at 8:00 PM. This is an 18+ event, and you’ll need a valid ID to enter. The venue also notes there are no additional details listed at this time.

Northglenn Parks & Recreation is hosting the sixth annual youth wiffleball tournament for participants from age 9 through high school. Competition is organized into four divisions covering ages 9 and 10, 11 and 12, 13 and 14, as well as a high school bracket. Teams consist of three to six players based on division guidelines, and each team is guaranteed at least three games. The team entry fee is $135 and includes a wiffleball T-shirt. Registration remains open until all spots are filled.

A lively farmers market features fresh fruits and vegetables, scratch-made breads, desserts and pastries, cool beverages, jarred and canned goods, and a variety of crafts, with plenty more to explore.

Enjoy a quieter, sensory friendly hour of bubble filled fun designed for families who prefer smaller crowds and a gentler pace. Discover hands on bubble activities at interactive stations, play in a foamy zone, and add a splash of color with face painting and simple crafts. Registration is required, with one ticket for each attendee age 2 and older. This event is free this year, and children under 2 do not need to register.

This weekly Lorcana open play offers casual games where participants can work toward promos and other prizes. Players receive a sticker card to track progress and earn stickers by playing Lorcana against local opponents. Collecting five stickers in a week allows players to claim promo cards. Entry each week is available by purchasing any one Lorcana pack.

Get ready for a high-energy night of house, UK garage, and dance music with Angrybaby, Conducta, and MiiNDS. This is an all-ages-21-and-over show, and entry requires a valid government-issued ID that matches the name on your ticket. Tickets are eTickets, so you can display them on your mobile device or print them for entry.

Experience a fusion of sound and energy healing that supports both body and emotions. The soothing resonance of Himalayan Singing Bowls promotes deep relaxation, quiets the mind, and can help reduce stress. Energy healing from Leanne and Melissa encourages mindfulness, helps release negativity, and cultivates positive energy. The session invites connection with group energy so the shared field can enhance the healing process. Each attendee receives a personal mini reading on paper that shares insights about what Leanne focused on during the work.

Motionless In White is bringing The Sweat and Blood Tour to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, with support from Lorna Shore, Fit for a King, and Static Dress. Doors open at 5:30 PM, and the show starts at 6:30 PM. Ticket options are available through AXS.

Join the Salsa & Bachata Sundays party at La Rumba with DJ Noslen spinning Salsa and Bachata all night. There’s a Bachata class at 7:00 PM and a Salsa class at 8:00 PM, then the dance floor stays open with DJ music until late. Cover is $10, or $15 if you take the classes. The event is 21+.

Ninja Nation’s summer camp keeps kids moving, engaged, and eager to return. Weekly sessions blend active play, creative projects, and confidence-building in a supervised, structured setting. Campers take on guided ninja obstacle training with coaching, enjoy group games, team challenges, and small competitions, and create arts and crafts, all supported by experienced coaches in a friendly, encouraging environment. Families who purchase a five-week camp package receive a complimentary five‑punch pass valued at $85, giving children more chances to play, train, and grow beyond camp days. The weekly price is $425 per child, and lunch and snacks are included. Enrollment is limited and weeks often fill quickly, so planning ahead helps secure preferred sessions.

Accurate Personnel is hosting a job fair focused on filling immediate openings in clerical, janitorial, selector, and forklift operator roles. Prospective candidates can drop in to learn about available positions and the steps to get started, and walk-ins are welcome.

BodyPump Heavy focuses on slow, powerful lifts such as squats, cleans, and deadlifts, paired with longer recovery periods to build lean muscle, increase strength, and refine form. It is suitable for all fitness levels and does not require registration. Participants can use a membership or pay the drop-in fee to attend. Sessions take place in the Studio Rooms on the upper floor of the Northglenn Recreation Center.

Designed for ages 5 to 10, this hands-on summer camp at Erie United Methodist Church introduces young chefs to the full journey of food, from planting and growing to harvesting and cooking. Participants learn how fruits and vegetables thrive in gardens, orchards, and fields, then use fresh ingredients to create colorful, tasty dishes. Along the way, they explore seasonal eating, try new flavors, and develop practical kitchen skills that build confidence. It is a warm, farm-to-table experience that celebrates nature’s abundance and turns curiosity into delicious results.

The Lafayette bike night tradition returns with a weekly meetup for the local two-wheel community at Romero’s K9 Club & Tap House. Riders on everything from vintage cafe racers to brand new liter bikes gather to swap stories and talk shop. Expect shaded parking, cold drinks on tap with non-alcoholic options, and a relaxed patio atmosphere. Romero’s offers light snacks, and outside food or delivery to the patio is welcome, with plenty of nearby eateries in the adjacent shopping center. This gathering is weather dependent. Participants are encouraged to ride safely, respect the venue, and keep the positive vibes rolling all summer. All bikes are welcome, with vintage machines especially encouraged.

A weekly Magic: The Gathering Modern tournament with a $10 entry fee. The event consists of four Swiss rounds and is capped so it finishes at a reasonable hour. Registration is taken before play begins. Players who finish with a positive record earn store credit along with extra prizes. The rules enforcement level is Regular.

This weekly Tuesday group healing meditation combines guided practice with energy healing. Each session begins with oracle cards to help set intentions, and crystals are available for anyone who wants to use them. Expect 10 to 15 minutes of guided meditation while receiving energy work, time to share experiences, then another 10 minutes focused on integrating the shifts. Benefits include greater relaxation and stress relief, improved sleep, fewer returns to painful topics, enhanced positive physical, mental, and emotional energy, and a deeper sense of peace, joy, and well-being. Gathering in group consciousness can help energy shift more quickly.

Commander fans can settle in for open play designed for all ages and experience levels, whether you bring a casual brew or a finely tuned deck. Expect legendary creature-led, singleton battles in the EDH format with a mix of local players who enjoy different play styles. Held every Tuesday, this relaxed gathering skips entry fees and tournament brackets, so the focus stays on conversation and games at your own pace. It is also a welcoming spot to swap deck-building tips with staff, friends, and fellow community members.

Enjoy a creative, book-themed evening at Prost Brewing Company in Northglenn, where the focus is transforming a book into a sparkling, whimsical accent for your shelf. The ticket includes all the supplies needed to personalize your book. Food and beverages will be available for purchase from the brewery. Attendees are welcome to bring a friend or two and should remember to bring a book to customize.

Weeknight crit racing returns with the Tuesday Night Thunder community series. TENDEG, Mercedes-Benz of Westminster, HUNT Wheels, and Dr. Daniel Possley have joined forces to bring it back. In its eighth year and supported by the City of Louisville, the series centers on inclusive, female-focused grassroots racing.

Cool down at Kiwanis Outdoor Pool during a free family swim night. Enjoy the water, zip down the slide, and spend time at the splash pad, or relax by the pool. It is an easy way to mark the beginning of summer with family and friends. Admission is free. Bring swimsuits, towels, and sunscreen.

Held every Tuesday on the patio, this gathering welcomes intermediate and advanced bluegrass players for a lively picking session. Attendees can relax in the sunshine with food and drinks, or bring an acoustic instrument to participate. The first beverage is complimentary for those who play.

Every Tuesday brings a lively trivia evening with Are You Not Entertained. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded.

Louisville Chamber Home Pros hosts a monthly networking gathering designed for professionals who provide home and commercial services. The group centers on real relationships, quality referrals, and shared expertise. Participation is limited to businesses in the home services field. Professionals who serve residential and commercial properties, inside and out, connect to build strong referral partnerships within the Louisville home services community. The atmosphere is positive, energetic, and collaborative, creating space to confidently promote a business while learning from the skills of others. Members exchange ideas, insights, and practical tips and take part in brainstorming on topics that support growth and long term success. The hosts, Eric and Amber Hoffman, bring experience from leading similar Home Pro groups in other chambers, offering a proven framework tailored to this community.

A women-centered yoga class that supports the body through pregnancy and across all stages of a woman's life. Each session emphasizes core strength, pelvic floor health, breath, and functional movement that carries into everyday activities. It welcomes those preparing for birth, anyone in postpartum recovery whether recent or years later, people addressing pelvic floor or core concerns, and those seeking a slower, intentional practice created for women’s bodies. Offered in person at Little Herbal Apothecary and also available live online with a replay for added flexibility. The setting is small and supportive, with props and tea provided. Participants bring their own mat and water bottle, and a personal mug is welcome to help reduce waste. Limited spots are available.

Designed for the postpartum season, this gentle yoga class focuses on rebuilding core strength, caring for the pelvic floor, and soothing the nervous system while keeping your baby close. Babies are welcome however they need to be, whether nursing, napping, wiggling, or seeking attention. It is a good fit if you are weeks, months, or up to a year after birth, want guidance on easing back into movement, are noticing core or pelvic floor symptoms, or hope to connect with a circle of other mothers. Hosted at The Little Herbal Apothecary in Old Town Lafayette, the experience offers a small, supportive setting and a baby-friendly atmosphere. Props and tea are provided. Please bring a yoga mat and water, and you are welcome to bring a reusable mug to reduce waste. This is intended as a nurturing space for early motherhood and the transitions that follow. Capacity is limited.

Get practical guidance on planning for the future at the kickoff of the Meet the Expert series featuring local estate planning attorney Donny McClellan of The McClellan Law Firm. The presentation explains the basics of wills, trusts, and overall estate planning, with tips for protecting loved ones and assets and common missteps to avoid. It also highlights why having a plan matters at every stage of life. Attendees can ask questions and learn from a local expert. The session takes place in the Game Room at Aspendale Northglenn. Light refreshments will be served.

Broomfield Library is offering free one-on-one tech tutoring to help you sort out problems with your devices. Bring your laptop, smartphone, tablet, or e-reader and bring your tech questions to your appointment for troubleshooting and guidance. Registration is required, and you’ll need to contact staff to schedule your appointment. You may schedule two weeks in advance, with up to two appointments per calendar month. If you need any specific accommodations to participate, contact library staff.

This weekly circle brings mothers together for open conversation about the highs, hurdles, and questions that accompany motherhood. It is a supportive gathering and not a therapy group. Infants one year and younger are welcome, and attendees are encouraged to arrange care for older children when possible to help maintain privacy and confidentiality. Cancellations made at least 12 hours in advance qualify for a credit that can be used at another time.

Age of Sigmar open play offers casual battles at any point level. Participants may bring painted or unpainted armies and pair up with fellow AoS hobbyists from the Denver area. Warcry is welcome for skirmish games that provide a different pace. A hobby table will be set up for painting and building between games. There is no entry fee and no tournament structure, so the focus is on relaxed gaming and conversation at your own pace.

An in-person meetup centered on Passion, Influence, Networking, and Knowledge. Connect with new people, share positive energy, and build your skills through face-to-face interaction. The focus is on authentic connections, lively conversation, and learning that helps you grow your abilities.

Understanding Medicare and Social Security is a key part of retirement planning, and this free community seminar provides clear, practical guidance on both. Attendees will learn when and how to enroll in Medicare, compare coverage options, and avoid common missteps. The session also covers when to start Social Security, how benefits are calculated, and strategies to help maximize monthly income. Whether retirement is around the corner or years away, the goal is to build confidence and provide the information needed to make informed choices that support health care needs and long term financial security.

Enjoy a casual meet-up by the bar where you can sip a drink, tackle puzzles, and start conversations with new people. It brings together socializing and problem solving in a relaxed setting.

Dad's Circle is a weekly meetup where fathers come together to build community and offer one another support. It is not a therapy session, rather a welcoming space to talk openly about parenting concerns, questions, and the wide range of emotions and experiences that come with fatherhood. Babies up to one year old may attend, and for privacy and confidentiality, participants are encouraged to leave older children at home when possible. If plans change, cancellations made at least 12 hours in advance are eligible for a credit to use at another time.

The Songwriters Meetup is a free monthly gathering for local songwriters, musicians, and anyone interested in creating original music to share works in progress. Participants are welcome to sing, play an instrument, or simply offer encouragement. It provides a welcoming space to seek feedback, gather new ideas, and enjoy supportive listening, while connecting with new friends and potential collaborators to nurture a thriving musical community 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 permitted. All skill levels, music genres, and ages are invited. The meetup is facilitated by local musician and singer-songwriter Carly Fox and hosted by Rock for the People, a nonprofit in Lafayette, CO. Rock for the People works to build a diverse, inclusive, and equitable music scene in Boulder County by reducing barriers for performers, audio professionals, and fans through free and low-cost rehearsal, recording, and marketing services, paid gigs for musicians and performers, and paid opportunities for aspiring audio professionals. The organization prioritizes serving and collaborating with women, non-binary people, BIPOC, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ members of the music community.

Bring a constructed deck of 50 cards along with a 10-card resource deck and face local Gundam Card Game players in single-game matches. Sign up on site the day of the event, or preregister through the Bandai app. The entry fee is $10 per person. Players who finish with a winning record earn store credit, and all participants receive a pack from the current set.

Catch Widowspeak with Dead Gowns at Hi-Dive in Denver. The show is scheduled for 7:00 PM, but ticket sales for this event are marked as sold out.

Settle in for a night of bourbon, blues, and grooves with the Kurt Allen Band, a national touring outfit. Admission is free, and bourbon or whiskey drinks are one dollar off. For more than a decade, guitarist and songwriter Kurt Allen has mixed raw, old school blues with vintage soul and swampy bayou funk, shaping it into driving blues-rock. His songwriting reflects years of dedication, and his records explore a wide range across the blues spectrum. The latest release, Live From The Red Shed, documents modern blues-rock live from Hutchinson, Kansas. After a pause during 2020 and 2021, he returned to a rigorous road schedule throughout the contiguous United States, and that run yielded a live set where nine tracks spotlight his guitar work, drawing from his catalog along with new and previously unrecorded material for a direct picture of the power of live blues.

An eight-week fitness series designed for expectant mothers and mothers attending with their little ones focuses on building strength, supporting the body, and boosting energy. Bumps, babies, toddlers, and kids are welcome, creating a flexible, family-friendly environment. Advance sign up through the registration link is required to participate. If bookings have closed, reach out directly to ask about availability. Cancel at least 12 hours in advance to receive class credit. Classes may be cancelled up to 48 hours before the session if there are not enough registrations.

Get free one-on-one help with your devices at Tech Tutoring. Bring your laptop, smartphone, tablet, or e-reader and get help troubleshooting tech issues and answering your questions during your appointment with a tech tutor. Registration is required, and you’ll need to contact library staff to register and schedule your time.

Teens ages 12 to 17 can connect with fellow readers at a new book club at the Northglenn Recreation Center. Each meeting features a guided conversation around teen-friendly titles that span fiction and nonfiction, with themes that encourage reflection and inspiration. Participants gather in the Parsons Theatre Lobby on the south side of the center, then head with staff to the Admin Conference Room for the discussion. Selections include A Quantum Life: My Unlikely Journey from the Street to the Stars by Hakeem Oluseyi and Joshua Horwitz, Kween by Vichet Chum, Will Grayson by John Green, The Astral Library by Kate Quinn, and Losing Hit Points by Kristopher Mielke. Anythink Library has a limited number of copies set aside on a first come, first served basis, and books may also be borrowed through the library. A virtual option will be available for those who cannot attend in person after school.

Head to the Palisade Park Amphitheater for a lively Community Market that runs Thursday evenings during the summer. Expect open-air shopping with local vendors, food trucks, drinks, and a beer garden, along with live music as part of the Free Concert Series. It is a fun, all-ages way to spend a summer evening in Broomfield, Colorado.

The Yard hosts a free summer patio music series every Thursday, showcasing a rotating lineup of local musicians for a few evening hours. This edition features The Dollhouse Thieves. Admission is free, with community support from Old Town Lafayette, Vintrey Honest Goods, Foxglove Bar, Ghost Box Pizza, Punch Buggy Shave Ice, and Public Wine.

Dive into a welcoming, low-pressure musical improv workshop that turns teamwork into on-the-spot melodies and catchy lyrics. No singing background is needed, and the exercises are designed to quickly build confidence while adding feeling and dimension to your characters and scenes. Expect plenty of laughter and the chance to leave humming your own hilarious creations. Guided by Improv Cabaret’s Erik Mulder, this drop-in session is for ages 18 and up, costs $5, and takes place at Flipside Theatre.

Admission is free. Colorado band The Wrecklunds deliver a high-country blend where outlaw country intersects with psychedelic rock, weaving gritty storytelling, rich harmonies, and a vintage-soul feel across a broad mix of styles. Their shows are crafted as immersive journeys as much as concerts. Formed by lifelong friends Bryan Eklund and Eric Drobny as an acoustic string outfit, they drew early attention as finalists at the RockyGrass Band Competition and recorded their debut album, Moon Over Broadway, with Vince Herman. What began with upright bass and front-porch instrumentation has grown into a fully electric lineup that channels a classic era built on groove, harmony, and freedom.