Events in Castle Rock
Bike Night
Nikki Z is featured in this installment of the concert series.
Wide Open SaloonTrails 'N Ales MTB Ride
A weekly mountain bike ride sets out from Bison Park, then wraps up at 105 West Brewing where participants can unwind with a drink after the ride.
Bison ParkMini Macrame Workshop- Air Plant Hanger
At Convict Coffee Company, this beginner friendly macrame workshop teaches three basic knots to create a small wall hanger for an air plant. The atmosphere is relaxed with plenty of hands-on guidance, making it a good fit for first timers and those brushing up on skills. Designed for ages 12 and up. The ticket price includes all materials to complete one project, including 100 percent cotton cord, a 4 inch section of dowel rod, and one air plant sized about 2 to 4 inches with a choice of plant. Attendees can catch up with friends and sip a favorite Convict beverage while they craft.
Convict Coffee CompanyDave Mensch
Dave Mensch brings stripped-down rock and country to Tailgate Tavern & Grill. The singer and songwriter pairs acoustic guitar with expressive vocals, and his set includes covers that span from Pearl Jam and Chris Stapleton to Garth Brooks, Metallica, and Tyler Childers. His background features studio work with R.J. Ronquillo, Mike Smith, Brian Bonds, and Scott Wilson, an appearance on Good Morning Arizona, and opening performances for artists including Charlie Daniels, Tanya Tucker, Kansas, 38 Special, and Dwight Yoakam.
Tailgate Tavern & GrillFree Summer Trolley
Enjoy free trolley rides in Downtown Castle Rock on a figure eight route with three convenient stops. The trolley starts near the Encore Parking Garage entrance on South Street between Wilcox and Perry, travels north on Wilcox with a stop at the Third Street crosswalk, then turns onto Perry for a final stop at the entrance to the Douglas County School District parking lot on Sixth Street between Wilcox and Perry. Make the most of the outing by exploring shops, dining options, and other activities offered by the small businesses throughout the area. This service is made possible by Canvas Credit Union. Parking is available at locations such as the Encore Parking Garage, the Philip and Jerry Miller Library, the Douglas County Garage, the Douglas County School District Parking Lot, and The View at Castle Rock Parking Garage.
Downtown Castle RockLine Dancing Wednesday Nights
Enjoy an evening of line dancing at The Studio featuring a lesson and nonstop country hits from a DJ. Instruction alternates, with Laurie Bilyeu leading on the first and third Wednesdays and Jennifer on the second and fourth Wednesdays. No partner is required, and boots are welcome.
Studio@MainstreetJazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park brings live jazz to Festival Park with performances by Jason Bower and Castle Rock Music, presented as a simple, pop-up gathering that keeps the focus on the music and a relaxed, small-town feel. There is no stage, no vendors, and no alcohol service, creating an easygoing atmosphere. Food is not available on-site, so attendees can explore nearby downtown restaurants or pick up takeout to enjoy in the park. Sponsors include Castle Rock Autoplex as Title Sponsor, Castle Rock Music and Aloha Fund as Entertainment Sponsors, Glacier Homemade Ice Cream & Gelato as Premium Sponsor, and the Town of Castle Rock as Community Partner. Parking is available at Encore Parking Garage, the Philip & Jerry Miller Library, Douglas County Garage, the Douglas County School District parking lot, and The View at Castle Rock Parking Garage.
Festival ParkKids Eat Free Wednesday
At Wide Awake Eatery, Wednesdays bring a family-friendly perk, as children dine at no cost when an entrée is purchased. It works for brunch or dinner, and the kids menu highlights playful, quirky names that add extra fun for young diners.
Wide Awake EateryMotorcycle Maintenance Wednesdays
A casual weekly meetup for motorcycle enthusiasts focuses on hands-on maintenance, shared learning, and mutual support. Participants can take on common tasks like changing oil, swapping tires, adjusting chains, and replacing brake pads, or simply ask questions to build confidence with basic care. Essentials are available, including stands, socket sets, torque wrenches, chain cleaner and lube, oil drain pans, and nitrogen for tires. No prior experience is needed, and beginners are welcome. Those without projects can still drop in to connect with local riders, talk bikes, or hang out with Thor. Hosted at Jeffrey’s home in Parker, Colorado, with the exact location shared privately by Jeffrey upon request.
Parker, ColoradoParker - Sue's Gift Monthly Lunch N Learn Series on Wednesdays
Hosted at Texas Roadhouse in Parker, this monthly Sue’s Gift Lunch and Learn brings people impacted by cancer together to share a meal while building emotional strength and practical coping tools. A licensed clinical social worker leads each session, introducing proven strategies and guiding supportive conversation so participants can learn from one another. Although Sue’s Gift places special attention on gynecologic cancers, these gatherings welcome individuals with any cancer diagnosis as well as family members and caregivers, recognizing the needs of the wider support network. Discussion themes are informed by the Sue’s Gift website blog and focus on trauma-aware approaches, everyday coping, and ways to manage the psychological side of a cancer diagnosis. Lunch in Parker is free thanks to Texas Roadhouse, with appreciation to Managing Partner Trevor Droogan at the Parker location. The Parker group generally meets on the Wednesday after the third Monday each month, shifting to the fourth Wednesday in June because of the TEAL Tee-off Golf Tournament and to the third Wednesday in December.
Texas RoadhouseMidyear Mirror at Goldie Links in Castle Rock
Mark the midpoint of the year with an evening of insight and reflection at @goldielinksjewelry. Guided by @arcadia_yogawellness and @vividvibesaura, the experience invites you to consider who you have become since January, notice what is no longer aligned, and clarify what wants to emerge next. The offering includes two three-card tarot readings, an aura photo with a personalized reading, guided reflection and intention setting, and a grounding meditation. It is a soulful midyear check-in that looks back at where you have been and brings focus to where you are headed. Arrive curious and leave with clarity, connection, and intentions to carry into the months ahead.
Downtown Castle RockParker Ladies Bunco Night
Enjoy a lively Bunco night at Dream Dinners that also supports the Bad Moms of Parker (BMOP) nonprofit. A suggested $5 entry goes into the prize pool. Ten percent of sales at Dream Dinners during the event will be donated to BMOP. Space is available for 24 players, and reservations are required in advance. Reservations are non-refundable unless the spot is filled.
Dream Dinners and Salads ParkerFriday Fish Fry at Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel
The popular fish fry returns to the Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel restaurant with specials to start the weekend on a tasty note. Choose fried cod or fried shrimp, served with fries, coleslaw, and a fresh baked dinner roll. Pricing features an Early Bird Special at $19.95, with a regular price of $22.95.
Castle Rock Poor Boy Cruisers
Car enthusiasts gather in Castle Rock every Friday to enjoy an evening of cool cars and conversation. Some attendees showcase their rides while others come to check out the lineup. On the first Friday of each month, the group cruises to Sonic in Elizabeth. On the third Friday, the cruise heads to Freddy’s in Parker.
FirsTier BankEnergetic Cafe Vol 3 in Parker CO
Energetic Café returns at Balance by Dr Caity with personalized sessions focused on tuning into your energy. Choose energy work or astrology and human design readings with Caity, or opt for an aura photo paired with a reading from Taryn. Booking ahead is recommended to secure a session.
Downtown Parker, COWestern Heritage Welcome Cattle Drive
Western Heritage Welcome Weekend begins with a Texas Longhorn cattle drive that brings Castle Rock’s ranching past through the center of town. Watch from Perry Street as cowhands guide the herd from Rock Park down the street and into a corral near Festival Park. The Rocky Mountain Indigenous Dancers lead the procession with a processional performance, then continue with additional performances in Festival Park after the cattle are secured. Once the drive concludes, enjoy opportunities to pose for an old-time family photo, sample food truck offerings, and explore entertainment and interactive experiences for all ages in Festival Park. For safety, remain behind the protective barriers along Perry Street. Expect parking restrictions on Perry Street and at Rock Park, as well as a temporary closure of Perry Street between Scott Street and South Street. The event celebrates the community’s Western heritage and helps kick off the Douglas County Fair and Rodeo tradition.
Downtown Castle RockWeeping Weekend
A weekend gathering for women working through abuse, grief, estrangement, divorce, or any hardship that calls for tears. The emphasis is on emotional release through a good cry and gentle recognition of the healing journey.
Parker, ColoradoMusic on the Patio at Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel
The Music on the Patio series returns to Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel with an evening of live music from Josh Blackburn. Enjoy food and drink specials while relaxing outdoors in a laid-back summer setting. Throughout the season, the lineup also features artists such as Nikki Z, 5 Minutes Late, Sons of Genesis, Bunny Blake, 90’s till Dawn, Rick Lewis Band, Jon E. Boothe, and Eric Lane.
Trace Adkins: 30th Anniversary Tour
Trace Adkins appears at Douglas County Fairgrounds and Events Center in Castle Rock, CO.
Castle Rock ColoradoPhoenix Live
The party returns to Mainstreet as Phoenix takes the stage at The Studio. A night of high-energy rock and roll, electric performances, and unforgettable vibes awaits.
The Studio at MainstreetTrace Adkins — Castle Rock
Trace Adkins brings a night of live music to Castle Rock with the spirited feel of a fair and rodeo. The Douglas County Fair and Rodeo atmosphere sets the tone for a full evening with a sing-along vibe and plenty of energy.
Castle Rock, COTunes on the Terrace
Peter Oyloe returns with striking vocals and a compelling stage presence. After portraying Johnny Cash in Million Dollar Quartet at LTAC, he guides the audience through Nashville’s musical legacy, tipping his hat to Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, and Willie Nelson. Known for heartfelt delivery and evocative storytelling, he pairs enduring classics with fresh interpretations and original material to cast these songs in a new light. The program emphasizes the timeless quality of this music for listeners across generations.
Lone Tree Arts CenterBuckcherry With Special Guest Hard 45 - Sponsored by Frank Azar & Associates
Buckcherry hits the stage with their trademark high-octane rock, cranked up for a fully live experience. For more than twenty years the band has built a devoted following through hit songs, platinum releases, and concerts that linger long after the last chord. Count on hard-hitting sound and impassioned delivery, with the spirit of their ninth album, Hellbound, driving the momentum.
Fresh Bread Fridays @ Refillary
Each Friday, The Refillary features organic sourdough loaves baked locally by Forest Trail Farm. Quantities are limited and available until they run out. Those who want a loaf set aside can place an advance order by Wednesday night. Shoppers can also bring jars and containers to refill household essentials during their visit.
David Chapa Music
David Chapa performs at Boots 'n Brews in Festival Park as part of the Town of Castle Rock festival, sharing a set of classic country favorites. Fans of Cash, Waylon, Willie, Jones, and similar legends can anticipate a show rooted in the timeless sound of the genre.
Festival ParkBoots and Brews Festival
WireWood Station delivers family-friendly tunes at the Boots and Brews Festival in downtown Castle Rock, creating a cheerful, music-filled atmosphere.
Festival ParkRock the Mountain
Free live music fills the mountains all summer in this weekend concert series. This installment features Revenant Band with a rock performance. Look forward to scenic views and a steady lineup of bands, with shows happening every weekend throughout the season.
Outlets at Castle RockSparta 111
SPARTA 111 brings the SPARTA Combat League Summer Series 2026 back to Wide Open Saloon for an evening of live combat sports. The card features mixed martial arts alongside bare knuckle boxing as fighters step into the cage for intense matchups, heavy strikes, and a fast pace from start to finish. Enjoy cold drinks and great food from the venue while you watch the action unfold.
Wide Open SaloonSteve and the Cruisers at the 105 West Brewing Company
Steve and the Cruisers bring a summer set to 105 West Brewing Company in Castle Rock with a playlist of pop and rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond. House-made beer will be pouring and a food truck will be on site to round out the live music experience.
Poor Boy Horsepower Hangout
A relaxed car meet from Poor Boy Cruisers welcomes hot rods, classics, muscle cars, and daily drivers. The focus is cars, community, and conversation. Attendees can stop by to look over the rides, grab a bite, and spend time with others who share a love of cars.
In-N-Out BurgerFriends Trivia Night
Celebrate the beloved sitcom with a Friends-themed trivia night that challenges knowledge of famous lines, memorable scenes, and Central Perk moments. Casual fans and diehards can form teams and tackle questions spanning the show’s laughs and lore, then vie for bragging rights as the top Friends trivia champs.
FuNuGyz Pub & Grill38 Special
At the PACE Center, 38 Special takes the stage for a powerhouse night of Southern rock built on more than five decades of touring and fan-favorite hits. With over 20 million albums sold, the band delivers driving guitars and memorable hooks, including classics like "Hold On Loosely," "Caught Up In You," and "Second Chance." Still moving forward while staying true to their roots, they spotlight Milestone, their first new album in more than 20 years. The lineup features Don Barnes on vocals and guitar, Jerry Riggs on lead guitar, Gary Moffatt on drums, Bobby Capps on keyboards, and Barry Dunaway on bass, bringing the seasoned chemistry that fuels their renowned live show.
The PACE CenterFlourish Fitness
Set aside a refreshing morning with women from across South Denver, focused on movement, connection, and an energizing start to the weekend. Enjoy a complimentary, professionally led Pilates session along with breakfast smoothies and the chance to explore local food trucks. Newcomers to Pilates are fully supported, as the workout is created for all abilities, whether exercising regularly or getting back into it. Expect time to mingle, sip a smoothie, and get comfortable before a fun, one hour class guided by a professional instructor. Participants ages 13 and up are welcome, admission is free, and bringing a friend is encouraged. To make the most of the workout, bring a yoga or exercise mat and a water bottle.
Thrive ChurchGreg
Live music will fill the parking lot at the Parker Senior Center. The event welcomes attendees of all ages. Admission is free.
Parker Senior CenterSACRED RETURN: Coming Home to Yourself
This one-day immersive experience invites you to pause, breathe, and reconnect with who you are beneath expectations, responsibilities, and constant striving. Rather than offering another strategy or program, it creates room to set things down and listen inwardly. It is well suited for anyone navigating change, feeling stretched thin, wondering what comes next, or seeking a deeper connection with self. The day features time with horses in a calm, nonjudgmental setting, a mantra writing workshop with Darcy Nelson, a sound bath with JoySet, and guided reflection and conversation. Lunch and refreshments are provided, and there is unhurried space simply to slow your pace and settle. There is nothing to prove and no right answers required. You do not need to be more healed or more confident. Simply come as you are. Participants often leave with more clarity and self trust, a steadier nervous system, greater access to their own wisdom, and a renewed sense of direction. It also offers a different message in a world that pushes constant improvement... a gentle reminder that nothing was wrong with you to begin with. Limited to 10 women. Investment is $327.
Live at the Alter
Sinners & Saints Cocktail Lounge sets the tone for a sleek night out as DJ Max takes over with a carefully selected blend of house, funk, and throwback tracks. Settle in with a cocktail, catch up with friends, or lean into the rhythm as the energy builds. Expect rich, polished sound, atmospheric lighting, and signature drinks that round out the experience. It is more than music. The vibe brings everything together for an easy, stylish evening.
Sinners & Saints Cocktail LoungeDouglas County Fair Parade
The Douglas County Fair Parade in downtown Castle Rock highlights community, western heritage, and Colorado spirit. Organized by the Castle Rock Chamber in partnership with the Town of Castle Rock, the procession moves through downtown, beginning on Plum Creek Pkwy, turning onto Wilcox St, continuing to 4th and Perry, and concluding at 2nd Street. This edition also marks two milestones, honoring the 250th Anniversary of the United States and the 150th Anniversary of the State of Colorado, and participants are encouraged to incorporate the 250/150 theme in their entries. Sponsors include Whitmore Pest & Wildlife Control, Collaboration Campus, ACC Castle Rock, Black Hills Energy, HEI Civil, Douglas County Libraries, Douglas County School District, ginger & nash, Green Door Home Inspections, Castle Country Assisted Living, CORE Electric Cooperative, Aloha Fund, WM, and media sponsor FOX31.
Downtown Castle RockCO Concealed Handgun Permit Class at Sportsman's Warehouse PARKER, CO - 9:30AM to 6:30PM
Receive instruction in a single 8-hour course that combines the Colorado Concealed Handgun Permit, Arizona Concealed Weapons Permit and Utah Concealed Firearms Permit. Held at Sportsman's Warehouse Parker, this comprehensive training focuses on the legal responsibilities of carrying concealed firearms and covers topics such as when force may be used, safety fundamentals, and correct handling and storage of firearms. It also explains the state-specific rules and application requirements for permits in Colorado, Arizona and Utah. Dates and times are subject to change, and the organizer directs attendees to its website for the most current class information.
Sportsman's Warehouse Parker (18420 Cottonwood Drive, Parker, CO)Food Distribution Day
This event offers a wide selection of food and personal care items for anyone who could use a little help. Attendees may take the essentials they need.
Plum Creek ChapelToy Run in the Sun & Summer Toy Drive for Children's Hospital
Support Children’s Hospital Colorado with a summer motorcycle ride and toy drive centered at Parker Harley-Davidson. Participants travel from the dealership to the hospital’s South location to deliver donations, then head back for a complimentary cookout at the dealership. This is a curbside drop-off only, with no entry into the hospital. There is no admission cost, and everyone is asked to bring a new, unwrapped toy to contribute. New, unwrapped items can also be dropped at Parker Harley-Davidson throughout the drive. Gifts must be brand-new and in their original packaging to meet infection control guidelines. Desired donations include items for babies and toddlers, such as light-up or musical toys, infant mobiles, crib activity boxes, board books including Spanish titles and recordable or interactive books, rattles, teethers, and clothing for ages 0 to 18 months. For older kids, helpful options include sensory toys like wand spinners and stress balls, a wide range of art supplies from paints and colored pencils to sketch pads and modeling clay, stuffed animals, building sets like LEGO, Duplo and Mega Bloks, medical play kits and action figures celebrating healthcare workers, dry erase boards with markers, putty, small basketball hoops suitable for indoor play, books including Spanish and search-and-find varieties, journals, magnetic tiles, mini cars with track sets, Nintendo Switch systems and games such as Mario Kart Live, tech toys like Sphero Bolt, fitness games like Ring Fit Adventure, gift cards to popular retailers and services, classic card games, and personal audio items including Bluetooth earbuds, headphones and speakers. Please avoid toys with violent themes or weapons including NERF-style blasters, M-rated video games, R-rated movies, handmade knit or crocheted goods, food, potted plants, latex balloons, and promotional items that advertise companies or charities. Online wish lists are available with major retailers for convenience, but donations from any store are welcome. Sponsored by Rider Justice.
Mile High Harley-Davidson of ParkerExtreme Bar Bingo
Extreme Bar Bingo at The Studio features two sessions each week that give players multiple chances to win. Prizes include drinks and food, and cash jackpots can reach up to $15,000.
Studio@MainstreetSummer Concert #2
This summer concert takes place at Elk Ridge Park in Castle Pines and features Narrow Gauge, an award-winning Colorado band known for energetic country and rock covers. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs for comfort, although the upbeat set may have you dancing instead.
Elk Ridge ParkParker Sunday Farmer's Market
Discover the Parker Sunday Farmer's Market under the shade trees, where you can browse hanging flower baskets and fill a bag with produce. Treat yourself to huge pretzels and cheese curds, and stop by the food trucks. Recognized as one of Denver's most popular markets.
Downtown ParkerFestival Park Farmers Market
Fresh produce signals summer in Castle Rock as the farmers market fills Festival Park with a lively, open air shopping experience all summer long. Organized by the LOCAL Colorado, this weekly market brings together more than 45 vendors. Visitors can find locally raised meats, farm fresh eggs, a wide selection of produce from nearby farms, Colorado Western Slope fruit, delicious baked goods, artisan made items and other surprises. It is a chance to support local agriculture and small businesses while enjoying the outdoors and connecting with neighbors. Prospective vendors should contact the LOCAL Colorado directly for official participation information.
Festival ParkColorado Farm-to-Table Brunch
An immersive farm-to-table brunch at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo spotlights Colorado’s agricultural heritage and the farmers and ranchers who make it possible. Led by Coast2Coast, the menu unfolds as a carefully crafted progression of dishes that pairs standout ingredients with precise, chef-driven technique to honor the state’s harvests. Guests move among stations staffed by chefs, each highlighting a Colorado farm or ranch, with offerings such as smoked trout, roasted beef ribeye carved to order, an interactive mashed potato bar with hot stones, and locally baked sourdough. The experience opens with passed specialty cocktails, then offers time to browse the Vendor Village of local artisans, producers, and entrepreneurs, culminating in a celebration of flavor, craft, and connection.
Douglas County FairgroundsCOMAC Cheer Car Wash
COMAC Cheer hosts a car wash fundraiser at Chick-fil-A Parker. Vehicles are cleaned on site, and funds raised support their program.
Chick-fil-A Parker2026 CDHA Douglas County Fair Draft Horse Show
Douglas County Fair & Rodeo hosts a full program celebrating draft horses, featuring a traditional Draft Horse Pull followed by a Draft Horse Show. The pull opens the action as teams work together to haul heavy loads, demonstrating power and precision in a time-honored competition. Afterward, the arena program moves into classes that highlight training, adaptability, and the commanding presence of these horses. The result is a well-rounded look at draft horses that appeals to enthusiasts and families alike.
Douglas County Fairgrounds and Event CenterSunday Sensory Friendly Open Gym
Experience a sensory friendly open gym designed for a calm and comfortable visit. Attendance is capped at six participants to keep the environment relaxed. Overhead lighting will remain off to create a softer setting, and only gentle instrumental music will play quietly in the background. The session is structured for parents and children to take part together, and guardians are required to be on the floor actively accompanying their child.
The Kidz GymPHH Level 1: Active Threat Awareness for Churches | Parker, CO
Held at Encompass Church in Parker, this PHH Level 1 seminar focuses on active threat awareness for churches. Over the course of three hours, it equips participants with a practical plan for responding to an active attacker, recognizing that such incidents can be unpredictable and escalate quickly. The training is relevant for workplaces, schools, churches, and other public settings. Attendees learn about current data and trends related to active shooter events, how to heighten situational awareness and assess threats, ways to strengthen overall readiness through training, techniques for building a survival mindset to act under pressure, what to expect when law enforcement arrives, and how to create a step by step action plan to improve personal safety. The course is led by instructors with real world experience and focuses on skills you can put to use. Stay prepared, stay safe, and be ready to act.
Encompass Church in Parker COCousins Maine Lobster in Parker: Lone Tree Brewing
Treat yourself to a lobster roll at a food truck stop in Parker. Contactless ordering is available through a mobile app, although availability can be limited. Walk-up orders are always accepted at the truck window, and payment is accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. You can order ahead in the app for day-of, posted events to skip the line and pick up at your designated time. The app opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous event has finished. A loyalty program in the app lets you earn points toward free food, with app orders earning points automatically or by scanning your app loyalty card at the window during checkout. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, you can still place your order directly at the truck.
Swirls Frozen Yogurt Legend High School Marching Band Fundraiser
Support Legand High School’s marching band as it prepares for the 2026-2027 school year with a community fundraiser. A portion of all sales made during the event will be donated to help fund instruments, techs, props, uniforms, and competitions. Everyone is welcome to contribute, whether or not they are connected to the school, including family and friends.
Swirls Frozen YogurtPAWS July Networking Event
A relaxed networking meetup at West Main Taproom in Parker brings together force-free dog professionals from the area. Trainers, walkers, groomers, sitters, veterinary technicians, photographers, and rescue partners who share reward-based values connect with peers in a casual setting that is free of sales pitches and pressure. Conversations focus on dogs, everyday life, and business, fostering genuine professional relationships. Hosted by K9 Kate Dog Training and dreamlike4paws.
West Main Taproom + GrillTrivia Night with Mile High Music Patrol!
Enjoy a relaxed evening of trivia featuring Mile High Music Patrol. Expect brain-teasing questions in a welcoming setting and a social way to put your knowledge to the test.
105 West Castle Rock Bear and Moon Paint Party!
Enjoy a relaxed Bear and Moon paint night at 105 West, where creativity takes center stage. The cost is $40 and includes all materials, easy-to-follow guidance from start to finish, and your first drink, choosing between a pint of beer or a glass of wine.
105 West Brewing CompanyTaco Tuesday with the Compas Mexican Street Tacos
At The Compas inside Ecclesia Market, Taco Tuesday features $3 street tacos served all day. This weekly special is available every Tuesday.
Summer Splash Day
Castle Pines residents are invited to take a midweek breather with a day of splashy fun. Enjoy complimentary water slides and a giant foam party, with a live DJ and food trucks on hand for breaks between activities. A waiver is required for all participants in advance. For those under 18, a parent or guardian must sign the waiver and remain with them for the entire event, and children cannot be dropped off.
Elk Ridge ParkBike Night
Nikki Z performs live as part of a continuing music series.
Wide Open SaloonTrails 'N Ales MTB Ride
A weekly mountain bike ride gathers at Bison Park for a friendly group spin. After the ride, participants head to 105 West Brewing to relax with post-ride beers.
Bison ParkSea Turtles mixed media round canvas painting
Settle in at Wild Blue Yonder Brewing Company for a relaxed mixed media painting experience featuring sea turtles. Begin by creating a peaceful beach scene on a 16 inch round canvas, then add turtle details with glass stones, tiny shells, and real sand for texture. Instructor Emma provides clear, step by step guidance with demonstrations, welcoming both beginners and experienced painters. The price is $55 per painter and includes all painting materials, an apron, a 16 inch round canvas, glass stones, sand, shells, and glue. This is a public class and seating may be shared with other participants. A minimum of four attendees is required for the session to run. If that minimum is not met, participants will be contacted and may choose a refund in that specific instance, otherwise refunds are not available. Enjoy a creative evening in a lively brewery setting with craft wine on hand.
Wild Blue Yonder Brewing CompanyWild Bill Outlaws - Tailgate Tavern (Patio)
Patio season has arrived, and the Tailgate patio comes alive with food, drinks, and live music.
Line Dancing Wednesday Nights
Line dancing takes center stage at The Studio with lessons led by Laurie Bilyeu or Jennifer, followed by plenty of floor time as a country DJ keeps the music going. Arrive solo or with friends, since no partner is required. Boots fit right in and the atmosphere stays lively from the first steps to the last song.
The Studio at MainstreetFree Summer Trolley
Complimentary trolley rides carry visitors around Downtown Castle Rock on a figure-eight route with three convenient stops, making it simple to hop on and off while exploring the area. Riders can board or exit at any stop and use the trolley to reach dining and shopping throughout the downtown district, where small businesses welcome and appreciate your support. Parking is available at the Encore Parking Garage, the Philip and Jerry Miller Library, the Douglas County Garage, the Douglas County School District parking lot, and The View at Castle Rock Parking Garage. Jazz in the Park takes place nearby. The trolley is presented with support from Canvas Credit Union.
Downtown Castle RockJazz in the Park
Live jazz fills Festival Park as Jason Bower and Castle Rock Music perform for locals and visitors. This casual, pop up style gathering keeps things intentionally simple, with no stage, no vendors, and no alcohol, creating a relaxed park atmosphere with a small town feel. There is no food service at the venue, which makes it a good chance to explore Downtown Castle Rock restaurants or bring takeout to enjoy in the park. The series is supported by sponsors including Castle Rock Autoplex as title sponsor, Castle Rock Music and Aloha Fund as entertainment sponsors, Glacier Homemade Ice Cream & Gelato as premium sponsor, and the Town of Castle Rock as community partner. Parking options include the Encore Parking Garage, the Philip and Jerry Miller Library, the Douglas County Garage, the Douglas County School District lot, and The View at Castle Rock Parking Garage, and a downtown parking map is available.
Festival ParkKids Eat Free Wednesday
Families can enjoy a special offer at Wide Awake Eatery, where a child’s meal is complimentary with the purchase of an adult entrée. It is available for brunch or dinner, and the kids menu features playful, quirky item names that add extra fun to the meal. The offer applies to dine-in service, with one free kids meal provided per adult entrée.
Wide Awake EateryMotorcycle Maintenance Wednesdays
Motorcycle Maintenance Wednesdays is a relaxed weekly meetup where riders work on their bikes, learn essential upkeep, and support each other. Typical projects include oil changes, tire swaps, chain adjustments, and brake pad replacements, and there is plenty of room to ask questions and learn at a comfortable pace. Common tools and supplies are available, including stands, sockets, torque wrenches, chain cleaner and lube, oil drain containers, and nitrogen for tires. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. Even if no repairs are on your list, the gathering offers a chance to connect with local riders, talk motorcycles, and spend time with Thor. The event is hosted at Jeffrey’s home in Parker, Colorado, with the exact address shared by private message upon request.
Parker, ColoradoNot Your Normal Speed Networking with Leah & Rob
Leah and Rob from Denver Housewives/B.A.S.H. and Elevate Professional Networking present a refreshed take on speed networking that begins with a relaxed mingle over drinks, then shifts into a coordinated rotation. Attendance is limited to 60 people, organized into two groups of 30 to keep conversations moving and connections focused. After the structured portion wraps, a Sazon Taco Bar will be set up so attendees can keep the conversations going while enjoying food. Everyone receives a goodie bag at check-in, so bring plenty of business cards, swag, samples, or flyers to share with each person you meet. Those interested in being featured or sponsoring can reach out to leah@denverhousewives.com.
SazónLonestar
ACM and CMA Award-winning country band Lonestar brings a hit-filled show to the PACE Center, showcasing the polished pop-country sound and heartfelt storytelling that made the group a mainstay of the genre. The lineup of Dean Sams, Michael Britt, Keech Rainwater, and Drew Womack rose to prominence with the crossover ballad “Amazed,” which spent nine weeks at No. 1 on the country chart and two weeks at No. 1 on the pop chart. Their catalog includes 22 top ten singles on Billboard’s Hot Country Songs chart, with 10 reaching No. 1, building on early standouts like the 1995 breakthrough “Tequila Talking” and chart-toppers such as “No News,” “Come Cryin’ to Me,” and “Everything’s Changed.” Their quadruple-platinum 1999 album Lonely Grill delivered four No. 1 singles and underscored their gift for radio-ready, emotionally resonant songs. Honors include multiple Academy of Country Music awards for New Vocal Group, Single and Song of the Year, and Humanitarian of the Year, along with Country Music Association recognition for Vocal Group of the Year and the International Artist Achievement Award. With more than 10.5 million records sold worldwide, Lonestar continues to connect with audiences through enduring hits and a lasting musical legacy.
PACE CenterDowntown Parker Wine Walks
Downtown Parker Wine Walks fills the evening with tastings and conversation in Downtown Parker, sponsored by the Parker Chamber of Commerce and presented by Lifetime Home Remodeling. Select merchants pour wine inside their storefronts, creating a relaxed walk from stop to stop. Tickets are available ahead of time at a discount or can be purchased at the door. Participants pick up a collectible glass, a map of participating locations, and a wristband at the chamber office, then wander between businesses to sample and socialize. It is a friendly way to meet new people and enjoy a beautiful night in town.
Parker Chamber of CommerceCastle Rock Poor Boy Cruisers
This car meet gathers at FirsTier Bank in Castle Rock for a relaxed showcase of vehicles and conversation among enthusiasts. All are welcome, whether bringing a ride to display or stopping by to enjoy the lineup. On certain nights, participants head out for a cruise to Sonic in Elizabeth or Freddy’s in Parker, adding a social spin to the gathering.
FirsTier Bank90's Night at Tailgate Tavern
90's Night takes over Tailgate Tavern with live music on the indoor main stage. The show is free to attend.
Tailgate Tavern & GrillLobby Day: Castle Rock Branch
This in-branch, walk-in session is designed to help you get set up and feel confident using AACU’s digital tools. Staff offer hands-on assistance with online banking, eStatements and linking accounts, as well as card controls, adding cards to a mobile wallet, setting travel alerts and managing debit alerts. General questions are welcome and personalized guidance is available throughout your visit. No appointment is required.
Fresh Bread Fridays @ Refillary
Every Friday, The Refillary features fresh, organic sourdough baked locally by Forest Trail Farm. Loaves are offered on a first come, first served basis, with the option to reserve by placing an advance order by Wednesday night. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own jars and containers to refill household essentials during their visit.
Extreme Bar Bingo
Extreme Bar Bingo offers two sessions every week, giving players multiple chances to win prizes that can include drinks and food, with cash jackpots reaching up to $15,000.
Studio at MainstreetRock the Mountain
Part of a summer-long weekend concert series that offers free live music with mountain views and a relaxed vibe. This edition features Shameless performing country music as part of the rotating lineup. Across the season, the series highlights a mix of genres including rock, indie, blues, and bluegrass.
Outlets at Castle RockBarks & Brews
Barks & Brews blends craft beer, live country music, and pet adoption in a lively, dog friendly setting. Meet pups from the Humane Society of the South Platte Valley, Paws on the Ground, Pei People, and Colorado Greyhound Adoption while enjoying the Alidade Brewing craft beer garden and a country concert. Capture the moment at the themed Pup-arazzi photo wall and, by sharing your photo and tagging @outletscr, enter for a chance to win a $250 gift card to Outlets at Castle Rock. A dog caricature artist will be creating keepsake portraits, Bluey and Bingo will make special appearances, and the Pawsport Scavenger Hunt invites guests to pick up a booklet at the Outlets at Castle Rock tent, visit participating stores for stamps and freebies for people and pups, then return it to enter for dog themed prizes. Look for custom dog bandanas by Bandit Brims, dog friendly shopping, giveaways, and more. Families, friends, and well behaved dogs on leashes are welcome, and you might even meet a new four legged companion.
Outlets at Castle RockHuskies in Castle Rock, CO
This gathering at The Spoke at Macanta brings together alumni from all three Commonwealth University campuses who live in the greater Castle Rock area. Hosted and supported by Eric Hammesfahr ’07 of Bloomsburg and Joel Strohecker ’96 of Mansfield, it offers time to network, hear a University update, and discover ways to stay connected. Attendees can share stories while enjoying food and drinks, and learn how their involvement can support students at their alma mater. The cost is $25 per person, and an RSVP is requested.
The Spoke at MacantaWide Open Saloon
The Handcuffs & Honkytonks Tour hits Wide Open Saloon in Sedalia with Moonshine Bandits steering a turbocharged night of outlaw grit, hands-in-the-air singalongs, and all-out party energy. The show salutes the upcoming release of their new album Handcuffs & Honkytonks. Look for rowdy crowds, ice-cold drinks, surprise highlights, and a night that lingers well past the final chorus.
Wide Open SaloonFitz and The Tantrums and more
Fitz and The Tantrums headline a Colorado Day edition of the Summer Concert Series at the Amphitheater at Philip S. Miller Park, joined by special guests Sun Room. This season marks the 10th anniversary of the Town of Castle Rock’s concert tradition, a celebration of community, live music, and Colorado sunsets. The headliner brings a multi-platinum soul pop sound led by Michael “Fitz” Fitzpatrick. With co-lead vocalist Noelle Scaggs and bandmates Joseph Karnes, James King, and Jeremy Ruzumna, the group continues to evolve on its sixth studio album, Man On The Moon, featuring tracks like Ruin The Night and a Motown-inspired title song. Their focus on creative freedom and long-standing chemistry fuels energetic performances. Tickets are available exclusively through TicketWeb via the organizer’s official site, and purchasing from unknown parties on social media is discouraged. Parking is free, and if onsite spaces fill, staff will direct vehicles to overflow areas. A parking map is available in the event’s comments. Food and beverage vendor details will be posted the week of the show. The concert is rain or shine, and organizers will work with safety personnel regarding severe weather, with updates posted on the event page.
Philip S. Miller Park8th Annual Micah Sparks Memorial Volleyball Tournament
Sparks Volleyball hosts the 8th Annual Micah Sparks Memorial Volleyball Tournament at Founders Park in Castle Rock, uniting the local volleyball community to honor Micah while raising funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and Camp IdRaHaJe. Youth play features boys or girls doubles, and adults 19 and older compete in reverse coed quads with at least two women on the court, a women’s-height net, and men attacking from the 10-foot line. Adult divisions include AA, A, and B, and youth groupings may be combined based on the number of entries. All net proceeds benefit AFSP and Camp IdRaHaJe. In the previous year, more than 200 players participated and $25,000 was raised for these causes, and the AFSP donation led to SVA being recognized as a Platinum sponsor of the Denver Metro Out of the Darkness Walk.
Founders ParkMoonshine Bandits
Moonshine Bandits deliver a hard-hitting mix of outlaw country and hip hop refined over more than ten years. From California’s Central Valley, Tex and Bird have performed alongside artists including Hank Williams Jr., Kid Rock, and Carrie Underwood. Their body of work includes multiple chart-topping releases and has earned more than 500 million views on YouTube and 550 million streams. As leaders in the country-rap movement, they remain true to their outlaw roots and devoted Shiner Nation while also growing their Bucked Up Churro Whiskey brand.
Wide Open SaloonPoor Boy Horsepower Hangout
Car enthusiasts gather for a relaxed Poor Boy Cruisers hangout where hot rods, classics, muscle cars, and daily drivers are all welcome. The focus is on great vehicles, friendly people, and easy conversation. Attendees cruise in, look over the rides, grab something to eat, and hang out together.
In-N-Out BurgerDirty Side Down
Dirty Side Down appears at Takoda Tavern in Parker, Colorado.
Takoda TavernBayou Gulch Horse Trials 2026
Bayou Gulch Horse Trials 2026 brings eventing to The Colorado Horse Park with divisions from Starter through Preliminary. Competition includes dressage at the park, cross country in Bayou Gulch Open Space, and show jumping in the Coors Arena at the top of the property. Spectators are welcome at no cost. A competitor party will be held at the CHP Administration Offices near the Coors Arena. Entry information will be provided as the event draws closer.
The Colorado Horse Park90's Night at Tailgate Tavern
Enjoy live music on Tailgate Tavern's indoor stage. Admission is free.
Live at the Alter
At Sinners & Saints Cocktail Lounge, DJ Max steers the evening with a tailored blend of house, funk, and throwback grooves that keep the energy flowing. Sip cocktails, catch up with friends, or settle into the rhythm as the lounge atmosphere takes hold. Expect refined sound, moody lighting, and pours with a reputation to match...more than music, it is a complete vibe.
Sinners & Saints Cocktail LoungeColorado Day Festival
The Town of Castle Rock brings residents together to honor the people, places, and traditions that make the community special while recognizing America 250 and Colorado 150. This free Colorado Day festival offers live music, a cornhole tournament, family activities, a 5K trail run and a 1 mile fun run that are free with registration, plus local food trucks and beverages. Entry for the cornhole tournament costs $40 per team of two and registration remains open until the field is full. After the festival, the Summer Concert Series continues at the Amphitheater with Fitz and The Tantrums and general admission tickets available.
Philip S. Miller ParkDam Day
Dam Day commemorates the breaking of the dam in August 1933 with a program focused on history, music, and learning. The event features mountain music from Some Sweet Day, historical exhibits, guest speakers, guided tours, and interactive activities. A Dam Good Lunch is provided at no cost.
Castlewood Canyon State ParkTeen Improv Comedy Level Three: Scene Dynamics
A level three improv comedy and acting class for teens in Parker centers on scene dynamics and the power of physical storytelling. Participants learn to spark laughs without words, craft convincing settings for their scenes, and refine mime skills so imagined objects feel tangible. The class is led by Grant Garrison, a Second City Chicago alum. Designed for ages 13 to 17, this offering is available only once each year.
PACE CenterRomancing the Rockies: Summer Edition
A local book signing spotlights romance reads from familiar favorites and new discoveries. Featured writers include Rebecca Parcha, Holly Roberds, T. Bradley, Erin Hawkins, and Zea Kayleigh Galan, with more authors to be announced. Vendors will be shared soon and are expected to offer book-themed merchandise, flash tattoos, and aura readings by Vivid Vibes Aura. Tickets come with your choice of one house beer, wine, well drink, or a non-alcoholic option, plus entry into raffles running throughout the event. Collect a unique enamel pin from each author when you stop by to chat. Early ticket buyers can receive a custom event tote bag.
Sinners & SaintsParker Sunday Farmer's Market
Explore a lively farmers market in Parker that is widely considered a favorite among Denver markets. Expect plenty of shade beneath the trees, oversized pretzels, and colorful baskets of flowers suspended overhead. Pick and bag produce as you shop, sample curds of cheese, and enjoy a lineup of trucks serving food.
Parker StationFestival Park Farmers Market
Festival Park in Castle Rock transforms into a lively farmers market that celebrates the peak flavors of the season. Organized by the LOCAL Colorado, it brings together over 45 vendors offering meats from local producers, fresh eggs from area farms, seasonal fruits and vegetables grown nearby, fruit from Colorado’s Western Slope, freshly baked treats, and a range of handcrafted goods. Shoppers can enjoy an inviting outdoor setting, meet neighbors, and support area businesses and farmers. For those interested in participating as vendors, the only official way is to work directly with the organizer, the LOCAL Colorado.
Festival ParkEric Golden Band
Eric Golden performs live, showcasing traditional honky tonk country music.
Douglas County Fair & RodeoSunday Sensory Friendly Open Gym
Attendance is limited to six people to keep the experience calm and comfortable. The main lights will remain off to support a soothing setting, and only gentle instrumental music will play quietly. This is an interactive parent and child session, and a guardian is required to accompany their child on the floor throughout.
Kidz GymTee It Up For The Troops
The 7th annual Tee It Up For The Troops golf tournament takes place at The Club at Pradera. Proceeds benefit Freedom Service Dogs, helping provide custom-trained service dogs to veterans and first responders at no cost. The event includes a patriotic opening ceremony, a full day on the course, and a post event luncheon, along with opportunities to learn more about the organization’s mission.
The Club at PraderaWild Bill Outlaws-Wide Open - Bike Night
Bike Night rolls into Wide Open Saloon with the Wild Bill Outlaws on stage, delivering classic rock and country throughout the night. Enjoy live music in a setting geared toward riders and fans of timeless tunes.
Wide Open SaloonTeams Speed Puzzling Event - Castle Rock Jigsaw Jam
Castle Rock Jigsaw Jam brings puzzlers together for a fast-paced team competition at New Hope Presbyterian Church. Form a team of up to four and race to assemble a 500-piece puzzle featuring family-friendly artwork. Teams keep their competition puzzle, and prizes go to the top three finishers. Kids and teens are welcome, and every team must include at least one member who is 16 or older. Tickets are $12.50 per person, and each participant needs their own ticket. You may buy multiple tickets. After purchasing, email your teammates’ names and your Team Name to mymindquest@gmail.com. When possible, register your full team in advance. If an event appears sold out and some teammates still need to pay, contact the organizer to confirm space and be prepared to complete payment at the event. Before the competition begins, there will be brief announcements followed by a short countdown, then teams open their sealed puzzles and get to work. Teams may compete with fewer than four members. Box top holders and sorting trays of any size are allowed. Recording devices and additional lights are permitted as long as they are not plugged into an outlet and do not disrupt other participants. A free used puzzle swap will be available to participants during the event. Free parking is provided. Enter through the venue’s entrance doors and turn right to reach the Castle Rock Room. Registrations are nonrefundable, but you may transfer your spot to another person or to a different event. If you cannot attend, contact the organizer to arrange receiving your puzzle later. By completing payment, you agree that the payment method may be charged automatically at the listed price and frequency until it ends or is canceled.
New Hope Presbyterian ChurchHardBeauty
First Fridays at Festival Park in Castle Rock brings a free series of summer concerts, and the HardBeauty Foundation will be there with the Sober Not Dead tent. Expect alcohol free mocktails, live music, and a welcoming space that celebrates recovery with connection and joy. The tent provides a recovery friendly environment where everyone is included, along with opportunities to learn about and support HardBeauty’s work across Colorado through conversation and donations that help build recovery ready communities. Appreciation goes to the Town of Castle Rock for fostering inclusive spaces and inviting this effort back year after year.
Festival ParkFirst Fridays Free Concert and 5K
Summer Friday evenings in Downtown Castle Rock bring a relaxed community gathering at Festival Park with live music, food trucks and cocktails. The night begins with the First Fridays 5K walk and run, then shifts to a featured performance that offers an easy way to unwind and make memories with family. Six Million Dollar Band delivers a vibrant salute to the 1980s. Based in Denver, the group focuses on new wave, dance and synth pop, recreating the era’s signature sounds with precision. Expect favorites from artists like Tears for Fears, Madonna, Journey, Talking Heads and Duran Duran, presented with tight four part harmonies, searing guitar solos and synth driven arrangements for an immersive 80s experience. With members who each bring nearly two decades of professional experience, 6MDB has spent 18 years performing to sold out crowds across Colorado and beyond, including opening appearances for national acts such as Bret Michaels and Kool & the Gang. Food and beverage vendor details will be shared the week of the event. A Downtown Castle Rock parking map is available online, and the Douglas County parking garage at Third and Jerry streets is open for public use in the evenings, on weekends and on holidays, with first floor spaces available at all times. Concerts take place rain or shine. If severe weather is expected near showtime, updates will be posted on the event page and the First Fridays webpage.
Festival ParkTee it Up for LPS Golf Tournament
Spend a day on the course in support of LPS students at a golf tournament at Lone Tree Golf Club. The event uses a four-person format with a shotgun start and is open to players of all ages and skill levels. Opportunities for business partnerships are available for those interested in sponsoring, and teams will play as foursomes.
Lone Tree Golf Club & HotelHorses: What’s, Why’s & How’s | Equine Education Workshop
An equine education workshop at Affinity Ranch invites current volunteers, horse owners, prospective volunteers, and anyone curious about horses to deepen their knowledge through practical, real-world learning. Over a total of 16 hours, participants explore how horses communicate, learn to read subtle body language, practice safe handling and everyday care, understand the reasons behind common ranch routines, and build trust and confidence around horses. The course is led by adaptive riding instructor Tricia Plattner, who brings extensive experience helping people feel comfortable and capable around horses. The price is $300 per person. Please bring a packed lunch and a water bottle. Space is limited. Proceeds benefit Affinity Ranch and support its mission to create opportunities for individuals of all abilities.
Affinity RanchSage & Smoke Band
Two-stepping takes center stage at Pines Bar & Grill in Castle Pines, with a night devoted to time on the dance floor.
Pines Bar and GrillSummer Picnic In the Park
A relaxed community picnic offers conversation, room for play, and the easy charm of Colorado summer evenings at Whispering Pines Park in Franktown. Bring a dish to share, with plates, cutlery, and water provided. If the pavilions are full, updates will appear on Slack and on the event page, and the picnic may move to nearby Cobblestone Ranch Park.
Whispering Pines ParkHimalayan Open Golf - Colorado.
The Himalayan Open Golf Tournament brings members of the Himalayan diaspora together in Colorado for a two-day competition and community gathering. Registration is open and limited to 80 players. Discounted hotel rates are available for attendees, and full event details are provided on the official website.
Red Hawk Ridge Golf CourseIntroduction to Homeschooling Seminar
This seminar from Christian Home Educators of Colorado at Calvary Castle Rock Church is designed for parents considering homeschooling in Colorado and seeking practical first steps. Topics include options available under Colorado homeschool law, record keeping, socialization, and other common questions, with support for families pursuing a Christian education. The cost is $20 per family and includes grandparents. Coffee and refreshments are provided.
Calvary Castle Rock ChurchBayou Gulch Horse Trials Cross Country Schooling
This session offers schooling on the cross country courses created for the 2026 horse trials. For safety and logistical reasons, frangible elements and select fences at the Modified and Preliminary levels will not be open for schooling. To sign up, email bayougulchhorsetrials@gmail.com.
Bayou GulchSummer Splash Bash
A free, family friendly celebration that welcomes everyone. Celebrate summer with pool time along with face painting, a balloon artist, a dunk tank, ice cream, prize raffles, and more. For safety, children under 12 must have an adult with them in the pool.
SafeSplash Swim SchoolBike Night @ Wide Open Saloon
As part of a concert series, Nikki Z takes the stage for a live set.
Wide Open SaloonMusic Bingo
Expect a high-energy music game where the usual numbers are replaced by song titles on a personal grid. Clips play in quick bursts, spanning big anthems, one-time chart toppers, and sing-along favorites. The moment a track clicks, spot it on your board and cross it off. It is a fast, fun race through familiar tunes for music fans across generations.
Iron Mule BreweryDouble Wide
Kick up your heels for a 90s country blowout as Double Wide takes the stage with a set packed with favorites. Expect singalong staples and line-dance-ready tunes from the era, with nods to artists like Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, and Toby Keith, plus a few surprise throwbacks. Known for revving up crowds at the Grizzly Rose, this high-energy band keeps the dance floor buzzing and turns the night into a full-on party.
Wide Open Saloon90's Country Party w/ Double Wide in Sedalia
Double Wide brings a 90s country celebration to Wide Open Saloon in Sedalia, featuring favorites from Garth Brooks, Alan Jackson, Shania Twain, Toby Keith, and more. This is more than a typical cover set, blending the songs you know with a full comedy show that keeps the crowd laughing as much as singing. Look forward to a lively night of classic hits and humor.
Wide Open SaloonHorses: What’s, Why’s & How’s | Equine Education Workshop
Build a stronger connection with horses through an equine education workshop at Affinity Ranch that blends practical skills with clear, easy-to-apply concepts. Designed for current volunteers, horse owners, prospective volunteers, and anyone curious about horses, the course covers how horses communicate, how to read body language, safe handling and daily care, the reasoning behind common ranch routines, and ways to develop trust and confidence around these animals. Led by Adaptive Riding Instructor Tricia Plattner, who brings years of experience helping people work confidently with horses, the program spans 16 hours and is offered in separate sessions so participants can choose the option that fits their schedule. Please bring a lunch and a water bottle. The fee is $300 per person. The workshop welcomes both the Affinity Ranch community and the public. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended. Proceeds support Affinity Ranch and its mission to create opportunities for individuals of all abilities.
Affinity RanchCastle Rock Summer Home Show August 14-16, 2026
Admission is free at the Castle Rock Summer Home Show, a seasonal showcase for homeowners at Douglas County Fairgrounds. Meet local and national vendors in person, ask questions, and compare products and services side by side. Whether plans include a full kitchen refresh, an upgraded outdoor living area for warm weather gatherings, or long overdue fixes around the house, this event connects attendees with experts who can offer guidance, highlight current trends, and help turn ideas into action. Explore options that fit your style and budget and find the right professionals to move projects forward.
Douglas County Fairgrounds and Event CenterSummer Concert Series
Cheap Trick headlines an outdoor night of live music at the Amphitheater at Philip S. Miller Park as part of the Town of Castle Rock’s Summer Concert Series 10th anniversary. The Illinois rock mainstays bring a high-energy set filled with hooks and fan favorites like “I Want You to Want Me,” “Dream Police,” “The Flame,” and “Surrender.” With more than 6,000 performances, over 20 million albums sold, and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, the band’s blend of hard rock and power pop has influenced generations. Tickets are available only through TicketWeb via the official series link, and buying from unknown social media sellers is discouraged. Parking is free, and staff will direct drivers to overflow areas if needed. The show is rain or shine, with weather decisions made in coordination with Town safety personnel and updates posted on the event page. Food and beverage vendor details will be shared the week of the show.
Philip S. Miller ParkStruggle Jennings
Struggle Jennings brings an unfiltered take on outlaw country and country rap, weaving rugged roots with Southern hip hop, rock-fueled energy, and storytelling shaped by hardship, loss, and hard-won redemption. As Waylon Jennings’ grandson, he grew up around music, and his songs focus on perseverance, faith, family, and survival. Onstage he delivers intense, emotionally charged performances that feel communal and cathartic. Years of nonstop touring and an independent path have earned him a devoted following, and he continues to lead rather than follow, turning redemption into a rallying cry.
Wide Open SaloonSchweiger Ranch Guided Tour - August 2026
Experience the past at Schweiger Ranch with a free guided tour, registration required. Learn how the Austrian Schweiger brothers established this homestead in 1874 and hear the history behind this Douglas County landmark. Explore the restored farmhouse, barn, and surrounding structures. Space is limited.
Schweiger RanchSchweiger Ranch Open Day - August 2026
Explore Schweiger Ranch on a free, self-guided tour that is open to everyone. This historic Douglas County landmark, set between scenic bluffs along Happy Canyon Creek, shares the story of the Schweiger family and the legacy they built. Take your time as you stroll the grounds, learn about the ranch’s heritage, and connect with Colorado’s past at your own pace.
Schweiger RanchDavid Chapa
Chapa performs at 105 West Brewing in Castle Rock with a set of classic country favorites plus a few original songs. Fans of Cash, Waylon, Willie, Jones, and other classic country artists can expect a show centered on the sounds they love.
105 West Brewing CompanySummer Concert #3
The Summer Concert Series concludes at Elk Ridge Park in Castle Pines, Colorado with The Long Run performing favorites by the Eagles. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs, get comfortable, and enjoy classic hits in a relaxed park setting.
Elk Ridge ParkHorses: What’s, Why’s & How’s | Equine Education Workshop
Curious about why horses act the way they do and the reasons behind how we handle them? This 16-hour educational workshop at Affinity Ranch offers a clear look at equine behavior and communication, reading body language, safe handling and care, and the rationale behind everyday ranch practices. Participants also learn practical ways to build trust and confidence with horses. The course is taught by Adaptive Riding Instructor Tricia Plattner, who brings years of experience helping people develop comfort and skill around horses. It is designed for current volunteers, horse owners, those considering volunteering, and anyone interested in learning more. Please bring a lunch and a water bottle. The cost is $300 per person. Open to the Affinity Ranch community and the public, with proceeds supporting the ranch’s mission of creating Unbridled Possibilities for individuals of all abilities.
Affinity RanchAnimals Around the Rock: Reptiles Under the Rock
Douglas Land Conservancy and the Town of Castle Rock present Animals Around the Rock, a series that explores the characteristics of local wildlife such as raptors, reptiles, bats, insects, and more. Reptiles Under the Rock features Nature’s Educators with a presentation highlighting reptiles and amphibians that live in the area, including their habitats, diets, defenses, and conservation. The program is suitable for all ages and will be held indoors at the Millhouse in Philip S. Miller Park to provide a more intimate animal viewing experience. Registration is available for two identical presentations, each limited to 80 people per viewing. A craft table and educational information will be available for participants to enjoy before or after their registered time slot. Suggested donations to Douglas Land Conservancy are $10 per person or $20 per family as part of the series.
Philip S. Miller ParkStroke Support Group | Monthly
Stroke survivors and their families can connect, learn, and find encouragement in a supportive setting at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Inverness. The group offers space to share personal experiences, discover practical strategies for life after a stroke, and receive guidance from rehabilitation professionals who are dedicated to supporting recovery and independence. The emphasis is on education, community, and compassionate support.
Bike Night @ Wide Open Saloon
As part of a concert series, Brian Hornbuckle performs live as the featured artist.
Wide Open SaloonTunes for Trails/Perks for Parks Free Concert
A free concert at the Amphitheater at Philip S. Miller Park is part of the Tunes for Trails, Perks for Parks series that supports local parks and trails. Donations will be accepted for the Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation, and proceeds from beverage sales contribute to the cause. Santa Rios brings a high energy Carlos Santana tribute with a nine piece band from central Colorado, blending Afro Cuban rhythms, blues and rock while celebrating favorites from across five decades. Picnic dinners are welcome, and food and drinks will be available for purchase on site. Outside beverages are not permitted, except for one sealed water bottle per person, and bag checks will take place at the entrance. Food and beverage vendor details will be shared the week of the show. Parking is free. If parking within the park is full, staff will direct vehicles to overflow areas, and a parking map will be available in the event comments. The concert will be held rain or shine. In the event of severe weather, decisions are made in coordination with Town safety personnel, and updates will be posted on the event page.
Philip S. Miller ParkSanctuary Golf Tournament
A charity golf tournament offers an uncommon chance to play the Sanctuary Golf Course in Sedalia, a venue typically available only by invitation or a small number of charity events. Perched above the surrounding landscape, the course is known for bold elevation shifts, tall pines, and panoramic mountain views that sweep in a wide arc from Pikes Peak in the south to Longs Peak in the north. Designed to showcase both the scenery and the challenge, Sanctuary often gives each foursome the sense of having the course to themselves, even when it is full. Five sets of tees accommodate a wide range of abilities. This event pairs that setting with a purpose by supporting veterans and their families, with every shot helping raise awareness and funds for programs that create lasting benefits for those who have served. Space is limited.
Sanctuary Golf Course90's Night
The patio at Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel hosts a 90s-themed show featuring favorite hits from the decade. Admission is free.
Lone Tree Golf Club & HotelLast Train to Juarez at Wide Open Saloon in Sedalia, CO
Last Train to Juarez makes its first appearance at Wide Open Saloon in Sedalia, Colorado, with a show that pairs original songs with covers honoring Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, Hank Jr., and Jamey Johnson.
Wide Open SaloonHorses: What’s, Why’s & How’s | Equine Education Workshop
Gain a clearer understanding of horses at an equine education workshop presented by Affinity Ranch. Designed for current volunteers, horse owners, prospective volunteers, and anyone curious about equine care, this 16-hour course explores behavior and communication, reading body language, safe handling and daily care, the reasons behind common ranch practices, and ways to build trust and confidence with horses. Instruction is led by Adaptive Riding Instructor Tricia Plattner, who brings extensive experience helping people feel confident around horses. The workshop costs $300 per person. Participants should bring a lunch and a water bottle. It is open to the Affinity Ranch community and the public, and capacity is limited. Proceeds support programs at Affinity Ranch that expand opportunities for individuals of all abilities.
Affinity RanchKnock Knock Angels
Knock Knock Angels presents a benefit concert paired with a silent auction featuring live sets by Kingpin Posse and Front Range Revival. Guests can place bids on sporting event tickets, autographed memorabilia, and additional items, creating a memorable blend of music, community, and generosity.
Wide Open SaloonParty in the Park
This annual community gathering brings neighbors together for an evening of live performances, food options, activities for children, vendor booths, and more. A centerpiece of the night is Stories in the Sky, a drone show celebrating Colorado’s 150th and America’s 250th birthdays. Stories in the Sky is a signature initiative of the America 250 Colorado 150 Commission, with sponsorship from Chevron, Tallgrass, UCHealth, and the Colorado Lottery in partnership with the Colorado Tourism Office.
Elk Ridge ParkBman's BBQ Sideways Seven Live Music
Sideways Seven brings a live music performance to BMan's bbq.
B-Man's BBQDEKA STRONG Hosted by Castle Rock Fit Body Bootcamp - Castle Rock, CO
Spartan DEKA teams up with Castle Rock Fit Body Boot Camp to launch a fitness challenge that turns training into a game and a celebration of progress. The Spartan DEKA MILE features ten functional training zones, each preceded by a 160 meter run, adding up to one mile of running. Competitors record an official DEKA MILE mark and can use it as a stepping stone toward DEKA FIT 2026. Capacity is limited.
Castle Rock Fit Body Boot CampPhoenix Live at Brother’s Bar & Grill 8/22!
PHOENIX returns to Brother’s Bar & Grill in Lone Tree with a high-energy rock show packed with crowd favorites. Expect an electrifying performance and a party atmosphere that keeps people dancing. Fans who have seen the band before know what is in store, and first-timers can expect a lively night with PHOENIX on this stage.
Brothers Bar & GrillHorses: What’s, Why’s & How’s | Equine Education Workshop
Affinity Ranch presents an equine education workshop for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of horses and greater confidence in handling them. Across 16 hours, participants explore how horses think and communicate, practice reading body language, learn safe care and handling, and examine the reasons behind everyday ranch practices. The curriculum also emphasizes building trust between people and horses. Adaptive Riding Instructor Tricia Plattner leads the course, drawing on years of experience supporting learners around horses. The workshop welcomes current volunteers, horse owners, prospective volunteers, and the simply curious, and it is held at Affinity Ranch. The fee is $300 per person. Participants should bring a lunch and a water bottle. Capacity is limited. Proceeds benefit Affinity Ranch and its mission to create opportunities for individuals of all abilities.
Affinity Ranch8th Annual CRCA Golf Tournament Fundraiser
Hosted at Plum Creek Golf Club, the eighth annual CRCA Golf Tournament Fundraiser highlights Castle Rock Christian Academy’s mission. Player and sponsor involvement helps make Christian schooling attainable for more families and supports the development of faith-guided leaders. Funds raised strengthen CRCA’s work and future growth, opening doors for students to grow in academics, faith, and character through a Christian education.
Plum Creek Golf ClubBike Night @ Wide Open Saloon
Enjoy a performance from Hard 45 as part of a music series.
Wide Open Saloon24th Annual Friends of BYU Alumni Golf Tournament
The 24th annual Friends of BYU Alumni Golf Tournament brings golfers together for 18 holes at The Ridge at Castle Pines Golf Course, with lunch catered by Tucanos Brazilian Steakhouse. Proceeds benefit scholarships for local BYU students and fuel the organization’s largest fundraiser of the year. Registration is underway. Early bird pricing for a foursome is $682.60 with fees, rising to $734.10 with fees once the early period ends.
The Ridge at Castle Pines Golf CourseRaptors Athletics Inaugural Charity Golf Tournament 2026
Raptors Athletics hosts an inaugural charity golf tournament at Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course, bringing golfers together to support youth sports across Douglas County. All proceeds benefit Raptors Athletics, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that expands access to quality athletic opportunities for local youth. Expect a day on the course with a clear purpose, where every swing helps fund programs that keep kids active and engaged in their community.
Red Hawk Ridge Golf CourseHealing Touch for Animals® Advanced Proficiency: Master Course 1
This three-day Healing Touch for Animals® Advanced Proficiency training expands understanding of the Hara and introduces additional techniques that support the healing process. The work focuses on life force balance, the energetic origins of issues, and assistance with more serious physical concerns. Participants explore how deep trauma may be stored and ways to support the release of the associated energetic disturbance. Technique frequencies are used to lift the energy of both practitioner and recipient. Each technique includes essential oil suggestions, while HTA protocols provide guidance for specific concerns. A Certificate of Completion is awarded upon finishing the course. Early-bird pricing with a $90 discount is available.
Happy Dog RanchHorses: What’s, Why’s & How’s | Equine Education Workshop
Deepen your understanding of horses with a 16-hour educational workshop at Affinity Ranch that focuses on the what, why, and how of horsemanship. Designed for current volunteers, horse owners, prospective volunteers, and anyone curious about these animals, the course explores equine behavior and communication, reading body language, safe handling and care, the reasoning behind common ranch practices, and ways to build trust and confidence around horses. Instruction is led by Adaptive Riding Instructor Tricia Plattner, who brings extensive experience helping people feel confident and capable around horses. Participants are asked to bring a lunch and a water bottle. The workshop costs $300 per person. It is open to the Affinity Ranch community and the public, and space is limited. All proceeds benefit Affinity Ranch and support the mission of creating Unbridled Possibilities for individuals of all abilities.
Affinity RanchThe 2026 Colorado Bluegrass Festival
The seventh annual Colorado Bluegrass Festival brings a single-evening showcase of Colorado’s acoustic talent to McAwesome Ranch. Multiple bands take the stage one at a time in traditional single-mic fashion, each offering a tight three-song set that keeps the music moving and the focus on craft and community. The ranch’s intimate setting encourages close listening, conversations with the artists, and room for bands to try out fresh ideas among friends and fellow musicians. On-site offerings include merch, food, drinks, and camping on the hill, creating a celebration that carries into the night. Designed by musicians and for musicians, this gathering centers community above everything else.
McAwesome RanchGritty Velvet @ Pines in Aug
Pines Bar and Grill presents a patio show with a lively atmosphere, along with food and cold drinks. There is no cover.
Pines Bar and GrillSummer Concert Series — Still the Same - Bob Seger Tribute with the Denver Pops Orchestra
The Town of Castle Rock’s Summer Concert Series marks its 10th year with five nights of music, community and Colorado sunsets at the Amphitheater at Philip S. Miller Park. This concert spotlights Still the Same, a tribute to Bob Seger, paired with the rich symphonic sound of the Denver Pops Orchestra. The lineup blends classic favorites with emerging talent and high-energy performances that span genres and generations. Tickets are sold exclusively through TicketWeb, and purchasing from unknown social media sellers is discouraged. Box office and will call will be open. Details on food and beverage vendors will be shared the week of the show. Parking is free, and staff may direct drivers to overflow areas if the main lots fill, with a parking map available in the event comments. The event is rain or shine, and any severe weather updates will be posted on the Facebook event.
Philip S. Miller ParkHike Castlewood Canyon State Park + Picnic Lunch!
Explore Castlewood Canyon State Park on a group hike followed by a casual picnic lunch. Picnic tables and restrooms are available at the trailhead, and a state park entry fee of about $10 to $15 applies if you do not have a pass. Park at the Canyon Point lot and start from the Canyon View Nature Trail trailhead. Expect a long staircase on the return climb out of the canyon. The route is planned as an hour out and an hour back, totaling about 4 to 5 miles. This outing is intended for women with shared interests who prefer a low pressure setting. Wear sturdy footwear, bring water, and feel free to bring your dog. Hikes may range from easy to moderate or moderately difficult, so please consider your current fitness. If 4 to 5 miles is not comfortable, set your own pace and turn around if needed. Participants hike at their own risk, and the Chubby Women Over 40 Hiking Group is not responsible for adverse incidents. RSVP or participation indicates acknowledgment of this disclaimer.
Phoenix Live at Wide Open Saloon 8/30!
Phoenix takes the stage at Wide Open Saloon for its debut performance at the venue. A fan favorite in Parker, the band brings an afternoon of high-energy rock and roll to Sedalia, with chilled drinks and food available. Whether you have followed them for years or are hearing them for the first time, this show marks Phoenix’s first appearance at Wide Open Saloon.
Wide Open SaloonROCKY MOUNTAIN KOI SHOW AND AQUATIC EXPO
Celebrate the world of koi and aquatic life at a free, family friendly expo hosted at Douglas County Fairgrounds. Explore high quality koi alongside other aquatic attractions, shop for corals, pond and aquarium equipment, fish food, and more, and learn from educational seminars. A variety of vendors will be on site, and silent auctions are part of the program. Parking is free, and opportunities are available for vendors and exhibitors.
Douglas County FairgroundsGone2Long at Wide Open Saloon!
Gone2Long launches its first in a series of live shows at Wide Open Saloon. This kickoff performance marks the beginning of multiple upcoming shows at the venue.
Wide Open SaloonAnimals Around the Rock: Batty About Castle Rock
The Animals Around the Rock series, presented by Douglas Land Conservancy and the Town of Castle Rock, delves into the defining traits of local wildlife such as raptors, reptiles, bats, insects, and more. This session features the Rocky Mountain Wildlife Alliance with a presentation on area bats, highlighting their unique adaptations and the important benefits they provide to the ecosystem. The program is recommended for ages 8 and older. Advance registration is required and capacity is limited to 80 participants. A suggested donation benefiting Douglas Land Conservancy is $10 per person or $20 per family.
Philip S. Miller ParkPonies with Purpose Gala
An elegant evening at Sanctuary Golf Course highlights the mission of Affinity Ranch, a therapeutic equine campus in the southern Denver metro area where horses, licensed therapists, volunteers, and community partners work together to support people navigating developmental and physical disabilities, mental health challenges, and trauma. The Ponies with Purpose Gala brings together leaders from across the community, local businesses, families, and supporters who believe in healing, growth, confidence, and connection through equine-assisted services. Guests can look forward to a cocktail reception, both silent and live auctions, dinner, moving stories about the impact of this work, a fundraising program, and time to connect with the Affinity Ranch community. Proceeds expand access to equine-assisted services and help meet the rising need among individuals and families seeking care through Affinity Ranch. The event welcomes longtime supporters and newcomers alike, with sponsorship opportunities available for those who wish to deepen their support.
SanctuaryHealing Touch for Animals® Level 3 in Denver, CO
This three-day, in-person Level 3 Healing Touch for Animals course at Happy Dog Ranch in Denver focuses on raising energetic frequency through advanced HTA techniques and the use of essential oils. Participants work with the body’s life force to support healing, aiming for optimal frequency, harmony, and balance. Instruction explores the frequency of each chakra with practical ways to encourage better alignment. The curriculum also teaches five methods for delivering HTA techniques from a distance. Aromatherapy is covered in depth, including safe and effective application for both animals and people. Upon completion, participants receive a Certificate of Completion and can begin the process toward Certified Practitioner status through the Healing Touch for Animals Certification Program. Early-bird pricing is available with a $90 discount.
Happy Dog RanchCastle Rock Artfest
A two-day celebration of the arts fills downtown Castle Rock with 120 exhibitors from across the country presenting sculptures, photography, jewelry, and more. The weekend features live main-stage entertainment in the heart of town. Admission is free. Aloha FUND is the presenting sponsor.
Downtown Castle RockFestival Park Farmers Market
Fresh food and friendly faces set the tone at this special edition of the Town of Castle Rock farmers market, moved to the lawn by the Wilcox Building because Festival Park is hosting Castle Rock Artfest. Browse offerings from over forty-five vendors, including fruits and vegetables from local farms, fruit from Colorado’s Western Slope, local meats, fresh eggs, scratch-made baked treats, and handmade goods. Organized by the LOCAL Colorado, the market offers a lively community setting and a chance to support area farms and small businesses. Those interested in selling should contact the LOCAL Colorado directly, as that is the only official way to become a vendor.
Wilcox Building - 620 Wilcox St, Castle Rock, CO 80104David Chapa Music at Brothers Bar & Grill
David Chapa takes the stage at Brothers Bar & Grill - Lone Tree for another local performance filled with classic country, including songs by Cash, Waylon, Willie, and Jones, along with some of his own originals.
Brothers Bar & Grill - Lone TreeTunes for Trails/Perks for Parks Free Concert — Ninety Percent 90s
Enjoy a free Tunes for Trails, Perks for Parks concert at the Amphitheater at Philip S. Miller Park featuring Ninety Percent 90s, a Denver three-piece that delivers 90s favorites from grunge to pop. Expect a nostalgic range that spans artists like Nirvana, Smashing Pumpkins, Britney Spears, and the Backstreet Boys, backed by a song list of more than 200 tracks and the occasional kazoo for extra 90s flair. This community concert supports the Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation, with voluntary donations welcomed and proceeds from beverage sales contributing to the cause. Picnic dinners are welcome and there is time to relax with family before the music starts. Food and drinks will also be available for purchase. Outside beverages are not allowed, except for one sealed water bottle per person, and bag checks will take place at the entrance. Parking is free, and staff will direct drivers to overflow areas if needed. The event is rain or shine, and any severe weather updates will be shared on the event page. Details about food and beverage vendors will be posted closer to the show.
Philip S. Miller ParkGolf For Good
This charity tournament supports Colorado United’s Outreach and Scholarship Program, reducing financial barriers so every player has a chance to participate. Working with Littleton Public Schools and North Littleton Promise, the club expands access to youth soccer through no cost camps, after school programming, and TOPSoccer tailored for athletes with special needs. With attention to low income families and Title I school communities, these efforts reach more than 500 children each year. Funds raised through the tournament sustain these opportunities.
Lone Tree Golf Club & HotelHydrate 2 Elevate Happy Hour - Lone Tree
Hydrate 2 Elevate’s Lone Tree location is offering a happy hour with 15 percent off all standard IV menu options and buy one get one add-ons. This promotion provides a straightforward way to explore services and take advantage of limited-time savings.
Festival Park Farmers Market
Festival Park transforms into a lively open-air market filled with seasonal flavors and community spirit. Shop a wide selection from more than 45 vendors, including produce from nearby farms, meats from local producers, farm eggs, fruit from Colorado’s Western Slope, fresh-baked treats, and handcrafted goods. Organized by the LOCAL Colorado, this Town of Castle Rock market invites support for local agriculture and small businesses while enjoying time outdoors and connecting with neighbors in Downtown Castle Rock. For prospective vendors, the only official avenue to participate is by contacting the organizer, the LOCAL Colorado.
Festival Park ... Castle RockSMPFF Golf Tournament
An annual golf fundraiser at The Ridge at Castle Pines, an award-winning course, rallies golfers and community supporters from across Colorado to provide assistance to first responders and the families who stand behind them. Your entry covers 18 holes with a shared golf cart, a quick breakfast to take with you, two drink tickets, and a surf and turf lunch, plus fun challenges on the course with contests and prizes. Discounted rates are offered for early signups, and sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and organizations looking to champion Colorado’s first responders.
The Ridge at Castle Pines Golf CourseGiovannie and The Hired Guns - Sponsored by Frank Azar & Associates
Formed in 2015, Giovannie and The Hired Guns have surged from Texas roots to national recognition with a signature blend of country, rock, alt-metal, and Latin influences. Celebrated for electrifying live shows, they have moved from small honky-tonks to major festival and arena stages, scoring a No. 1 hit with “Ramon Ayala” and earning the 2023 iHeartRadio Music Award for Best New Artist in Alternative & Rock. Their latest album, Quitter, spotlights vivid storytelling, huge choruses, and a gritty, genre-crossing sound that resonates with fans across the country.
Rock Candy @ Wide Open Saloon
Rock Candy brings a high energy night of crowd favorites to Wide Open Saloon, delivering charged-up renditions powered by two standout female vocalists. The set spans rock staples from the 70s and 80s, 90s punk cuts, and today’s dance-leaning Top 40 rock, mixing gritty guitars with pulse-quickening grooves that keep the floor moving. Complement the music with views from the rooftop and satisfying comfort food from the saloon for a true Colorado night out, all from a sought-after Front Range party band.
Wide Open SaloonColorado Collectors Forum Fall Showcase (2 Day event)
The Colorado Collectors Forum Fall Showcase returns for a two day gathering at Marriott Denver South. Explore more than 125 regional vendors spread across 225 tables, featuring vintage and modern sports cards, Pokemon, Magic the Gathering, a range of TCGs, Zion Cases, custom 3D printed items, and more. General admission is free each day. VIP options are available at $10 without a mini sling or $25 with a mini sling. Vendor opportunities include regular tables at $180 for both days and premium tables at $250 for both days.
Marriott Denver SouthColorado Highland Games
The second day of the Highland Games offers shows, vendors, and music.
Sedalia, Colorado2026 POOR BOY CRUISERS CAR SHOW (ACC Castle Rock)
A community car show at ACC in Castle Rock welcomes vehicles of every make and model. Registration takes place the day of the show only, and the entry fee is a $20 cash donation. Every donation supports the American Cancer Society in full. Expect live music, giveaways, a 50/50 raffle, a silent auction, and specialty trophies.
Healing Touch for Animals® Level 1 in Denver, CO
The Level 1 Healing Touch for Animals course at Happy Dog Ranch in Denver welcomes anyone interested in supporting animal well-being through energy therapy. The training introduces HTA philosophies and practical applications, with clear explanations and demonstrations of how animals and people physiologically respond to energy work. Participants learn to assess the energy body using both gentle touch and off-the-body techniques, then practice 12 foundational methods that can benefit birds, mammals, reptiles, aquatics, and exotics. Completion includes a Certificate of Completion and opens the path to pursue certification through the Healing Touch for Animals Certification Program. An $80 discount is available for registrations submitted by the stated deadline.
Happy Dog RanchHydrate 2 Elevate Happy Hour - Lone Tree
Enjoy a happy hour at the Lone Tree location featuring 15 percent off all standard menu IVs and a buy one get one offer on add ons. Learn more about services and book an appointment online.
Ponderosa Craft Fair
Browse local finds and get a head start on holiday gifts at this craft fair at Ponderosa High School.
Ponderosa High School