Events in Broomfield today

Enjoy casual Magic: The Gathering Commander games that welcome all ages and experience levels, whether your deck is finely tuned or more laid back. Expect singleton, commander-led battles with local players who bring many different play styles and preferences to the table. This is relaxed open play with no cost to participate and no formal brackets, so you can choose your pace and enjoy as many games as you like. It is also a friendly setting to trade deck-building tips with staff, friends, and other members of the community.

Local musicians Aimee Newson and Anelise Cho host an acoustic open mic that highlights singer-songwriters performing as solo acts and duos. Guests can enjoy the music or claim a performance spot, with a sign-up link provided in the RSVP confirmation email. There is an intermission for mingling and collaboration between performers. Bar service and snacks are available for a relaxed evening. Purchases at the bar and donations support Rock for the People, a Colorado nonprofit dedicated to building a diverse, inclusive, and equitable music community in Lafayette. Friends and family are welcome. Rock for the People partners with The End Lafayette and Dog House Music Studios.

Every Tuesday, the patio hosts an intermediate and advanced bluegrass picking session. Attendees can relax with food and drinks, and acoustic instrumentalists are welcome to participate. The first beverage is complimentary for pickers.

Melissa leads an immersive sound experience centered on Himalayan singing bowls. The session reflects the idea that disharmony in the body can show up as illness, and that because all matter vibrates at different rates, shifting vibration can bring change. The bowls’ sustained tones are used to encourage Theta brain wave activity, invite deep meditation and a sense of peace, and support mental clarity and intuition. Their gentle resonance engages the relaxation reflex and can soften stress and pain responses, while the steady sound helps quiet the inner critic, synchronize brain waves, and deepen awareness of the mind and body connection. Over time, the body and mind feel calm and peaceful... relaxed and rejuvenated.

Enjoy a lively trivia night featuring Are You Not Entertained. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded.

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.

Age of Sigmar fans can drop in for casual open play and line up games with their favorite factions at whatever point level works. Tables will be available for both full-scale AoS battles and Warcry skirmishes, offering a different style of action for those who want it. Painted and unpainted armies are welcome, and a hobby area will be set up for building and painting between games. There is no entry fee and no tournament format, just a friendly setting to meet other AoS hobbyists from around the Denver area and play at your own pace.

Enjoy a drink, connect with new people, and work on puzzles together near the bar.

Take part in a weekly Gundam Card Game tournament featuring local players. Bring a constructed deck of 50 cards along with a separate 10 card resource deck, then compete in single-game rounds that run 30 minutes each. Registration is available in store on the day of the event, and preregistration can be completed through the Bandai app. The entry fee is $10 per player. Players who finish with a winning record earn store credit, and all participants receive a pack from the current set.

At Buffalo Wild Wings in Thornton, an in-person host leads an interactive trivia game featuring a rotating mix of rounds that always include images and music. Questions span a wide range of topics from pop culture to history. Teams or individual players use their phones to submit answers and build points throughout the show. Participation is free, with prizes available to those who place at the top. The event focuses on friendly competition, teamwork, and plenty of laughs.

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.

Open play for Star Wars: Unlimited welcomes both competitive and casual participants. Play matches with fellow players from the greater Denver area. The 5280 Unlimited Discord offers a way to stay in touch with the community and coordinate games.

A weekly league and open play gathering for Star Wars: Shatterpoint features the new skirmish-style miniatures game. Bring a painted or unpainted army to battle opponents from across the Denver area. League participants can complete their weekly match during this time or enjoy casual games with friends. A demo set is available for anyone who wants to try the game. This is an open-play session with no entry fee and no tournament structure, keeping the focus on relaxed games and conversation. League participants pay once at the beginning of the season, with no additional charges for these sessions. Registration for the current league is available.

The Lafayette History Museum presents a series at Liquid Mechanics Brewing Company that shines a light on what makes the community special, connecting local history with life today. Each program features presentations by local experts, every ticket includes a complimentary drink, and proceeds support the museum’s mission to preserve and share Lafayette’s history. Tickets are required. This installment focuses on independent journalism across the ages with Stacy Feldman of Boulder Reporting Lab. Other topics in the season include Colorado’s brewing heritage with Carl Rose of Colorado Beer History and the role of food in civil rights movements with Rachel Waugh of the Museum of Food and Culture, with more programs on the way. The brewery maintains a food truck schedule, and attendees are encouraged to support local businesses by getting dinner from the truck. Eating during the program is welcome.

Take part in a casual Riftbound tournament designed to welcome new and returning players while connecting the local community. Bring a standard 40 card deck that includes a Legend, its matching Champion, 12 runes, three unique battlefields, and an eight card sideboard. Matches are played as best of three. In store registration is available on the day of the event, and preregistration can be completed through the Riftbound locator by linking a Riot account. Players who finish with a positive record earn packs from the current set, and every participant receives a pack for taking part.

Designed for riders who want to feel steady and connected beyond the rail, this clinic builds confidence for horse and human outside the arena. Through a calm, step by step approach, participants practice settling nerves, staying responsive, and moving safely into unfamiliar settings. Work is done in pairs so no one faces new challenges alone. Instruction emphasizes regulating emotions for both partners, keeping communication strong away from the ring, progressing thoughtfully into fresh spaces, and fostering courage without pressure. Intended for intermediate and advanced riders, participation is capped at eight riders. The rider fee is $600, and auditing is available for $25 per day. The skills shared are meant to support continued progress long after the weekend. For registration information, contact Carrie at 720-312-9139 or Info@CH-Equine.com. Space is limited.

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.

A grand opening and ribbon cutting celebrates the new location of C.A.R.S. in collaboration with the City of Northglenn. The event includes a chance to see the new shop, with snacks and drinks provided.

Warhammer 40K open play offers a relaxed setting for battles in the far future. Players can bring any army, painted or not, and meet opponents from around the Denver area for league matchups or casual games. Tables are available for both full 40K and Kill Team. There is no participation fee and no tournament format, so the focus is on friendly games at your own pace. League members pay once at the start of the season.

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.

Squirrel Junction performs live at Cellar West Brewery.

Hillbilly Demons bring a high-energy country set to The Stillery Westminster, serving up crowd favorites in their own rowdy style. Expect foot-stomping rhythms made for dancing, plenty of singalong moments, and a lively atmosphere with food and drinks in the mix. Recognized as Colorado’s 2024 Country Music Hall of Fame Band of the Year, the group keeps the party rolling with country hits and plenty of onstage spark.

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.

Now in its 18th season, the Louisville Farmers Market features a wide range of vendors offering fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, cheeses, honey, and more. Browse new additions alongside longtime favorites, enjoy live music, and pick up something tasty to eat while you shop. The market was voted Colorado’s number one farmers market in 2023, 2024, and 2025 through the People’s Choice program by American Farmland Trust and the Farmers Market Coalition.

At Northglenn Marketplace, the Northglenn Artisan Market brings a Colorado Markets experience that spotlights handpicked small-scale makers, bakers, artists, and boutiques from across the state. Browse thoughtfully made and repurposed goods, including upcycled leather bags and accessories, hand-poured soy candles and goat milk soaps crafted with Colorado ingredients, apparel and jewelry fashioned from vintage textiles, and botanical creations like herb gardens, wreaths, and macrame made with reclaimed rope. Discover original artwork, photography, ceramics, and more from local creatives while enjoying music and treats from food trucks and bakeries. Every Colorado Markets event features a grand prize drawing with items donated by all participating vendors, and one attendee takes home the entire collection. Admission is free, pets are welcome, and the event is family friendly. The first 50 pre-registered attendees with a complimentary ticket receive a VIP bag filled with samples, coupons, and other goodies.

Enjoy a special Vendor Sunday featuring more than 25 local vendors. Meet local sellers and browse what they have to offer.

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.

Enjoy a live performance by Squirrel Junction at the Louisville Farmers Market.

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.

Experience a creative journey where art and sound meet to awaken your inner world. Guided meditation and enveloping vibrations invite quiet reflection, while sound frequencies, visualization, and gentle inquiry help new possibilities emerge. After a calming sound bath, you will craft a mixed media collage by layering images, textures, and colors to express a personal intention or vision. No prior art experience is needed, only openness to intuition and a willingness to explore. This supportive setting encourages play, feeling, and judgment-free creation, allowing creativity to become a bridge between what lives within and what is ready to unfold.

The annual Bike N Brew features a community bike ride on the trails of Thornton that begins and ends at Satire Brewing Company. After the ride, attendees can connect with local businesses during an Oktoberfest-style celebration with giveaways and other festivities. Oktoberfest-inspired outfits are encouraged. The event aims to raise $15,000 to help feed 3,000 Adams County students experiencing food insecurity this fall, with all proceeds benefiting Food for Hope’s food programs and food pantries throughout the semester.

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.

Paizley Park brings a live tribute to Prince to The Louisville Underground, featuring finely crafted choreography, several wardrobe changes, and precise musical delivery that closely mirrors the originals. The show highlights a lead performer who closely resembles the artist they honor, creating an immersive concert experience. This event often sells out fast.

This weekly open play event for Disney Lorcana centers on friendly matches with a built in rewards track. Participants receive a sticker card, earn a sticker for each game played against local opponents, and can claim promo cards after collecting five stickers in a week. Promos and other prizes are available through play. Entry each week is available with the purchase of any single Lorcana pack.

Experience a restorative gathering where sound and energy work flow together. The soothing resonance of Himalayan singing bowls encourages deep calm, helps quiet the mind, and supports stress relief. Energy healing offered by Leanne and Melissa focuses on releasing negativity and nurturing positive energy, while the shared presence of the group can heighten awareness and enhance the process. Explore how vibration influences both body and emotions, cultivate mindfulness, and reconnect with your inner self. Participants also receive a personalized mini reading on paper that summarizes what Leanne focused on during the session.