Events in Castle Rock, 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.

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.

Sinners & Saints Cocktail Lounge presents DJ Marvin shaping the night with a blend of house, funk, and throwback grooves that keep the energy moving. Enjoy cocktails, catch up with friends, and settle into a refined lounge vibe with polished sound, moody lighting, and memorable pours. It is more than music. It is a vibe.

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.

Support Mountain View and Northeast Elementary Schools during a Spirit Night at Chick-fil-A of Parker. Place a mobile order and enter the case-sensitive code MVNSN to contribute to their Community Care Event. If ordering in the drive-thru or dining room, mention Mountain View and Northeast Elementary at checkout so your purchase counts. Purchases will provide 25% back in food credit for the schools.

This supportive group at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Inverness brings together stroke survivors and their families to build community and share knowledge. Attendees connect with others who have faced similar challenges, exchange personal experiences, explore useful approaches for life after a stroke, and receive insight from rehabilitation specialists focused on recovery and independence.

Just Between Friends is helping families say yes with a seasonal shopping event in Douglas County. The sale offers everything needed to clothe and entertain kids for the next two seasons. Prices are generally 50 to 90 percent less than retail, and each purchase helps support another local family. Shoppers can expect seasonal clothing from preemie through juniors, plus shoes, indoor and outdoor toys, books, games, puzzles, baby bathing and feeding essentials, baby gear and furniture, travel and safety items, room decor, maternity items, and more. An exclusive presale provides early access before the event opens to the general public, and this presale is kid free. Some days may include an admission fee, with a free option always available. A special Teen Thrift Fest welcomes middle and high school students to shop junior sizes for gals and guys, with fitting rooms available during that session only. The final day features a 50 percent off sale on most remaining items. Shoppers often include new and expecting parents, grandparents, teachers, and families with children ages 0 to 18. Accepted payments include cash, all major credit cards, personal checks, Venmo, and PayPal. A small processing fee applies to credit card payments, and paying with cash or debit avoids the fee. Once registered for this event, attendees receive free entry into all future events.

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.

The Puzzling Parker Pairs Speed Puzzling Competition brings two-person teams together at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church for a fast, family-friendly jigsaw challenge. Each pair tackles a 500-piece puzzle featuring a wholesome image, and everyone has two hours to complete it. Puzzles are kept sealed until a brief countdown signals the start, then the race to assemble begins. Kids and teams are welcome, and playful team names, matching shirts, and festive puzzle-themed outfits are encouraged. All competitors keep their puzzle, and prizes go to the top three teams. A free puzzle swap is available to participants during the event. Tickets are $17.50 per person, and each participant needs their own ticket. After purchasing, email mymindquest@gmail.com with your teammate’s name and your team name. Box top holders and any number of sorting trays are allowed. Extra lighting or recording devices are also fine as long as they do not bother others and do not need to be plugged in. Street parking is preferred near the venue. Please register complete teams whenever possible at least three days in advance. If an event appears sold out online but a teammate still needs a spot, contact the organizer to confirm space and be prepared to pay at the event if needed. There are no refunds, but registrations can be transferred to another person or to a different event, and if you cannot attend you can arrange to receive your puzzle later by messaging the organizer. If you miss an event without adjusting a recurring subscription or emailing within 24 hours before or after, the payment may be forfeited and the competition puzzle may not be provided. By proceeding with a recurring purchase, you agree that the listed price and frequency will be charged automatically until it ends or you cancel.

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.

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.

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.

Music on the Patio brings live entertainment to Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel with specials on food and beverages. This installment features the Fall Fest Band with Ken Earl.

SCOR’s 2026 Fall Road Trip Stop #3 heads along the Road to Tuscaloosa for a rematch with the Crimson Tide. Last season’s biggest game for the Seminoles and SCOR brings the action to Brothers Bar and Grill with food and drink specials, new club T-shirts and hats, and prizes.

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.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Iron Mule Brewery in Castle Rock, serving lobster rolls. Place a contactless order in the mobile app to skip the line when available, with pickup at the designated window at your selected time. App ordering opens a few hours beforehand once the previous event has finished and is available only for events happening that day. If app ordering is limited or unavailable, walk-up orders are accepted at the truck window. Payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also includes a loyalty program, allowing you to earn points automatically on app orders or by having your loyalty card scanned at checkout.

This community meal pack event centers on assembling shelf stable, nutritious meals for families facing food insecurity in Colorado and around the world. The effort supports neighbors locally and communities worldwide through prepared meal packs.

Social Distortion performs live at The Mission Ballroom in Denver, Colorado. The show brings the band to this Denver venue for a concert.

Enjoy a monthly Lunch 'N Learn in Parker at Texas Roadhouse, hosted by Sue’s Gift, where a shared meal pairs with guided support. Each session is led by a licensed clinical social worker who offers evidence based coping tools and fosters connection among people navigating cancer. Although the organization focuses on gynecologic cancers, these gatherings welcome anyone with a cancer diagnosis, along with family members and caregivers, honoring the needs of the wider support system. Discussions reflect topics featured on the Sue’s Gift blog, including emotional support, trauma informed strategies, and practical ways to handle the psychological challenges that can come with a diagnosis. Lunch is complimentary, provided by Texas Roadhouse, with thanks to managing partner Trevor Droogan at the Parker location. The Parker group typically meets on the Wednesday following the third Monday of the month, with occasional adjustments in June and December.

Chick-fil-A Parker is hosting a Spirit Night in support of the Legend HS Marching Band. Place a mobile order and enter the case sensitive code LEGEND, or mention the band when ordering at the drive-thru or in the dining room, to have your purchase count toward the fundraiser. The band will receive 25% of the evening’s proceeds in food credit.

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.

Support Pine Lane Elementary at Chick-fil-A of Parker. Place a mobile order using the case-sensitive code PineLane so your purchase contributes to the Community Care effort, or mention Pine Lane Elementary when ordering in the drive-thru or dining room. Qualifying orders help the school receive 10% cash back or 25% in food credit.

Participants meet at The Rock parking lot and begin the hike promptly to reach the top in time for sunset. This plan ensures an on-time start so the group can be at the top as the sun goes down.

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.

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.

The Inner City Slickers Program returns with a two day experience focused on empowerment and transformative change, bringing kids and horses together. Hosted at Second Chance Ranch, the organizers are welcoming volunteers as well as financial supporters to help further the mission and encourage people to share details with friends and family. They also express appreciation for the continued support that makes this work possible. For questions, contact Greg at 720-480-7550.

This distribution provides food and personal care items for anyone who could use a little help. Participants can choose what they need from a variety of available items.

Saruni's 13th Annual Gala presents an uplifting evening that honors lives changed through hope, education, and opportunity in Kenya. The event supplies 80 percent of Saruni's yearly operating funds, directly benefiting the girls, families, and communities supported by the organization. Highlights include a Nordy's BBQ meal, lively live and silent auctions, and an authentic African experience, all aimed at fueling lasting change. The evening advances efforts to ensure more vulnerable girls feel seen, supported, and deeply loved.

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.

Brad Upton will appear at the Pace Center.

An evening on the patio celebrates the music of John Fogerty and CCR.

The second day of the Highland Games offers shows, vendors, and music.

A seminar on tax efficient philanthropy features a panel of experts who will discuss qualified charitable gifts, required minimum distributions, donor advised funds, stock donations, and legacy giving. Refreshments will be provided.

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.

Admission is free for this home improvement show that helps homeowners discover savings and ideas while meeting in person with vendors from the area and beyond. From a kitchen overhaul to outdoor living upgrades or smaller touch ups around the house, the Castle Rock Home Show gathers inspiration, resources, and practical guidance to help bring plans to life. The event is hosted at Douglas County Fairgrounds.

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.

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.

Red Rock Vixens bring their party-starting show to Tailgate Tavern & Grill. The seven-member group is led by three dynamic female vocalists who deliver tight harmonies over a blend of classic rock, nostalgic favorites, and today’s hits. High energy, skilled players, and lively audience interaction keep the crowd moving and singing along.

Browse local finds and get a head start on holiday gifts at this craft fair at Ponderosa High School.

Due to a scheduling change, the June appearance at Wide Open Saloon was postponed. The upcoming show delivers a 90s rock concert experience, with beer and food available to enjoy at the venue.

Autumn settles over Festival Park with colorful leaves and a crisp breeze, setting the scene for a community celebration filled with seasonal fun. The Fall Festival brings together activities and a marketplace of local vendors, plus a Halloween-themed animal experience led by Nature's Educators. Browse a wide array of food and craft booths hosted by the LOCAL Colorado, organizer of the Festival Park Farmers Market, and discover fall treats and gifts, fire-roasted chiles, seasonal produce, and more. Families can explore hands-on stations that include outdoor games, pumpkin decorating and crafts, along with a festive photo backdrop. Locally grown pumpkins will be available for purchase, and popular food trucks and beverage vendors will be on site. The Town partners with Douglas Land Conservancy for Creepy Crawlies Around the Rock, presented by Nature's Educators, an educational Halloween booth featuring snakes, toads, and other invertebrates, plus animal-themed Halloween crafts and activities that showcase some of Castle Rock’s spookier critters.

This yearly program features a high school combat showcase alongside an observance of Leif Erikson Day. More information will be shared.

A hands-on weekend course focused on The Masterson Method teaches participants to recognize a horse’s visual responses in order to locate and relieve tension at key junctions that influence performance. Designed as a follow-up to the Beyond Horse Massage book or DVD, this practical training uses gentle techniques to improve comfort while deepening communication and the horse–human relationship. Developed by Jim Masterson and shared with owners, therapists, and trainers worldwide, the approach emphasizes working with the horse’s feedback throughout each session. The course takes place at Happy Dog Ranch Horse Sanctuary at Jarre Creek. Participants must have read the Beyond Horse Massage book or watched the DVD before attending. The program is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork for continuing education credits. Tuition is $545. For details, contact The Masterson Method office at 641-472-1312 or courses@mastersonmethod.com.

This event pairs tunes with brews for a reliably fun experience. It features a relaxed atmosphere centered on music and beer.

The Jimmy Junior Blues Band brings its debut performance to Brothers Bar & Grill in Lone Tree with a live blues set. The lineup includes Jimmy Junior on harmonica and lead vocals, Joel Dusek on guitar and lead vocals, Ken Cornell on bass and vocals, Mike Rossi on drums, and Greg Rice on keys.

This Halloween trick or treat community celebration at Festival Park in Castle Rock is designed for families and caregivers of homeschooled children and little ones not yet in school. Children can make their way from booth to booth collecting candy while Halloween music plays and local vendors host festive booths. The atmosphere is intended to be safe and friendly for young participants. Parking is available at the Encore Parking Garage, the Philip & Jerry Miller Library, the Douglas County Garage, the Douglas County School District parking lot, and The View at Castle Rock Parking Garage. Support is provided by Castle Rock Autoplex as Title Sponsor, Pumpkin Sponsors AdventHealth, Lifetime Home Remodeling and Douglas County School District, Premium Booth Sponsors Glacier Homemade Ice Cream & Gelato, T-Fiber, Riverwalk and Park Street Storage, and Community Partner Douglas County Libraries.

A Halloween rock party at The Studio at Mainstreet features live music from PHOENIX, known as Parker’s monsters of rock. Costumes are encouraged, with live music and a party to celebrate the holiday.

Level 4 of Healing Touch for Animals is offered at Happy Dog Ranch in Denver, providing three full days dedicated to the Hara, the body’s central energy system, and its connection to the chakras. The training emphasizes the importance of a stable, healthy Hara and teaches how to evaluate, restore, and balance this system to support more efficient healing. Sound therapy is an integral component, using OM Tuners, a set of three tuning forks, to promote physical well-being. Participants will also expand their practice with 30 additional essential oils, learn a balancing technique that incorporates oils, and study a protocol tailored for rescue and adoption situations using HTA methods. A Certificate of Completion is awarded at the end of the course. Early-bird pricing offers a $90 discount off the full course.

This cacao ceremony is guided by Mara and offered on a quarterly schedule. The cost is $30 per person.

Now in its 34th year, this craft show at the Douglas County Events Center features unique handmade items and stands as the county’s largest event. Admission and parking are free, and a shuttle runs to and from the front entrance. The event supports activities and programs for older adults in the area. For questions about vendor availability, email sfahrenbruch@crgov.com. Do not submit payment online, as all fees are processed through the Castle Rock Senior Activity Center. For assistance, call 303-688-9498.

John McEuen and The Circle Band bring a concert to the Pace Center that celebrates the music, stories, and legacy behind Will the Circle Be Unbroken. A founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, McEuen guides the audience through the making of the landmark 1972 album with a multimedia program that includes archival photographs, rare 8mm film, storytelling, and live performance. The original sessions united the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with artists such as Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson, Maybelle Carter, Roy Acuff, Merle Travis, and Vassar Clements, connecting traditional roots music with new listeners. Recognized by the Library of Congress and the GRAMMY Hall of Fame, the album remains a touchstone in American music. McEuen appears with fellow musicians including NGDB co-founder Les Thompson and acclaimed instrumentalist Danny Knicely. The set features favorites like “Mr. Bojangles,” “Will the Circle Be Unbroken,” and “House at Pooh Corner,” paired with road stories and behind the scenes memories from the historic recording sessions, blending spirited bluegrass, expert musicianship, and a vivid look at music history.

Enjoy a day on the fairways at The Pines Golf Club with an Ambrose-format golf fundraiser supporting the Onerahi Volunteer Fire Brigade. Teams of three will take part, with two teams starting on each tee. Entry is $150 per team, and hole sponsorships are available for $300. A barbecue will be available for purchase, a cash bar will be open, and there will be plenty of spot prizes and raffles. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned players to newcomers. For team entries or sponsorship information, contact Justin at 027 390 0171 or Kylee at 021 217 6145.

Explore an Art & Craft Fair featuring more than 150 vendors. Browse a wide variety of offerings that cater to many interests.

Chick-fil-A of Parker is hosting Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Collection Spirit Night in support of the shoebox ministry. Place a mobile order and enter the code OCCSN, which is case sensitive, to support the Community Care Event. When dining in or using the drive-thru, mention OCC. A portion of meal purchases will go toward the shoebox ministry.

Find special savings at the Lone Tree location with 15% off all standard menu IVs, plus buy-one-get-one add-ons.

Collectors and enthusiasts can explore a large marketplace featuring 120 regional vendors spread across 225 tables at Marriott Denver South. Vendors may reserve 6-foot tables, with regular tables priced at $100 and premium tables at $200, or three premium tables for $500. Attendees can choose VIP admission for early entry, with one option including chances to win full-size Zion carrying cases and another including a Zion Sling 2.0 bag. Free general admission is available.

Enjoy the Downtown Castle Rock Holiday Lights aboard a free trolley that circulates through the center of town. The figure-eight route features three convenient stops, including the Encore Parking Garage entrance, a stop at a nearby crosswalk, and the entrance to the Douglas County School District parking lot. A full loop from any stop back to the same point takes about 12 minutes, making it easy to explore downtown for dining, shopping, and other fun, then hop back on. Local small businesses appreciate the support and work to make each visit memorable. Parking is available at the Encore Parking Garage, Philip & Jerry Miller Library, the Douglas County Garage, and the Douglas County School District parking lot. Sponsored by Owen Ames Kimball.

Castle Rock’s biggest running event returns as a Thanksgiving tradition with the Turkey ROCK Trot, a 5K family-friendly run, walk, or stroll at the Douglas County Fairgrounds & Event Center in Castle Rock, CO. Festivities begin with a Health and Wellness Expo alongside race day check-in and registration. Young athletes can enjoy a free 1k Kids Dash presented by PR Youth Running. Participants then head to their corrals for a staged 5K start with waves rolling out in short intervals. After the finish, the celebration includes an awards ceremony, the lively Gobble n’ Groove Dance Off, and a costume contest, followed by event wrap up and the expo’s close. Registration has limited availability.