Centennial, CO
Centennial, CO

Events in Centennial

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JUL22
Music

Jazz on the Green

Enjoy live jazz music with golf course views from the patio at Breckenridge Brewery. Jazz on the Green is free to attend, and friends and family are welcome. Throughout the season, performances feature Park Hill Project, The Teller Ensemble, and more.

JUL22
Workshops & Classes

Bent Barley: Sola Flower book craft

This hands on craft at Bent Barley Brewing Company features Zamarron Designs and centers on creating a sola flower arrangement inside a vintage book. Sola flowers and books are provided, so creativity is all that is needed. The blooms are wood based, hand dyed by Zamarron Designs, and available to choose from upon arrival. The finished piece works well as home decor or a thoughtful gift.

Bent Barley Brewing Company
JUL22
Fundraisers

Dairy Queen Fundraiser to Benefit Pawsitive Restorations Animal Rescue!

A fundraiser at DQ benefits Pawsitive Restorations Animal Rescue. Enjoy dinner and dessert while purchases made during the event help give orphaned animals a second chance. Meet some adoptable dogs and enter for a chance to win an 8 inch DQ ice cream cake. Families and dessert lovers are welcome.

Dairy Queen (Treat) (24300 E Smoky Hill Rd, Aurora, CO)
JUL22
Music

SUMMER CONCERT SERIES: The Long Run, Colorado's Tribute to the Eagles

Part of the Dancing in the Streets free summer concert series in Commons Park, this installment features The Long Run, Colorado’s tribute to the Eagles. The setting is outdoors, with several food options available on site and in the surrounding area. Attendees can bring chairs, explore nearby shops, and enjoy dinner before settling in for the music. The season also highlights acts such as Glitter in the Air (P!NK), Creedence Colorado Revival, Hazel Miller & The Collective, Last Men on Earth, and Top Shelf. Presented with support from The Steller Group.

JUL22
Workshops & Classes

Motorcycle Maintenance Wednesdays

A relaxed weekly meetup in Parker brings riders together to work on motorcycles, learn basic maintenance, and support one another. Typical projects include oil changes, tire swaps, chain adjustments, and brake pad replacement, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and build skills. Helpful gear is available on site, including stands, socket sets, torque wrenches, chain cleaner and lube, oil drain containers, and nitrogen for tires. No experience is required, so newcomers are welcome. Even without a project, participants often connect with local riders, talk motorcycles, and spend time with Thor. Hosted at Jeffrey’s home in Parker, with the exact location shared directly by Jeffrey upon request.

Parker, Colorado
JUL22
Health & Wellness

Parker - Sue's Gift Monthly Lunch N Learn Series on Wednesdays

Enjoy a free Lunch 'N Learn in Parker at Texas Roadhouse, part of Sue’s Gift’s monthly series created for people impacted by cancer. Each gathering is led by a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who introduces research-informed coping tools and encourages supportive conversation over a shared meal. Although the organization focuses on gynecologic cancer, these sessions welcome anyone with a cancer diagnosis, along with family members and caregivers, acknowledging the needs of the entire support network. Topics are drawn from the Sue’s Gift blog and emphasize emotional support, trauma-informed strategies, and practical ways to handle the psychological challenges that come with a cancer diagnosis. By combining professional guidance, peer connection, and nourishment, the program helps reduce isolation and strengthens emotional well-being throughout the cancer journey. Lunch at the Parker location is provided at no cost by Texas Roadhouse, with appreciation to Managing Partner Trevor Droogan. The Parker group generally meets on the Wednesday following the third Monday of the month, with occasional adjustments when needed.

Texas Roadhouse
JUL23
Markets

Sourdough Thursdays at Curate: A Local Mercantile

Enjoy a weekly bakery pop up at both Curate Mercantile locations featuring local baker Chalk & Flour. Owner Steph brings freshly baked sourdough breads, focaccia, scones, cookies, granola, and other treats, with a rotating menu each week. Items are available while supplies last. Pre ordering is offered for pickup inside a Curate Mercantile location, and the preferred pickup location can be specified. A new menu opens for reservations weekly. Shoppers can also browse more than 100 local vendors offering clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado food items, gifts, and home decor.

JUL23
Markets

Gluten Free Sourdough Thursdays with Just As Good Bakery

Find freshly baked gluten free sourdough breads, bagels, English muffins, cookies and more from Just As Good Bakery in a recurring weekly offering at Curate Mercantile. Owner Amy brings a selection of gluten free goods for in-store purchase while supplies last at both the Flagship location in Centennial and the Aspen Grove location in Littleton. Pre-ordering is available for the following week, and the menu rotates weekly with reservations opening each week and pickup inside a Curate Mercantile location. When placing a pre-order, indicate your preferred pickup location. While there, browse offerings from over 100 local vendors featuring clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado food items, gifts and home decor.

JUL23
Festivals

120th Arapahoe County (CO) Fair

Marking its 120th year, the Arapahoe County Fair brings a blend of time-honored tradition and fresh excitement to the Arapahoe County Fair & Event Center. Look for carnival rides, a drone show, rodeo action with tractor pulls, 4-H exhibits, a petting zoo, live concerts, and more. Admission is $30 all in, which covers free parking, unlimited rides, access to the rodeo, live music and other entertainment, plus the drone show. This multi-day summer celebration honors the fair’s roots while highlighting the growth of the surrounding community.

Arapahoe County Fair & Event Center
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

All C's South Thursday Yu-Gi-Oh! Tournament

Enjoy competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! matches in a tournament where prizes are boxes awarded based on the number of entries. Challenge fellow duelists for the top spot and see how far your strategy can take you.

JUL23
Music

Thursday Night Open Blues Jam at The Alley

The Alley hosts an open blues jam with a full backline ready to go, along with bar service and food. Musicians can bring guitars, drumsticks, harmonicas, or other instruments, share a song or two, or simply take part in the jam. Hosting duties are covered by Josh Blackburn in the fall and Tony Medina in the summer.

JUL23
Fundraisers

Parker Ladies Bunco Night at Dream Dinners!

Enjoy a night of Bunco while supporting the Bad Moms of Parker nonprofit. A suggested $5 entry fee goes into the prize pool. Dream Dinners will donate 10% of sales made during the event to BMOP. Space is limited to 24 players and advance reservations are required. Reservations are non-refundable unless the spot is filled.

Dream Dinners and Salads Parker
JUL23
Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night @ Comet Brews

Comet Brews hosts a signature trivia night in downtown Littleton, blending brain-teasing questions with a great selection of craft beer. Participation is free, and the highest scoring teams take home prizes. Gather your crew, put your knowledge to the test, and enjoy a friendly competition in a lively taproom setting.

Comet Brews
JUL23
Health & Wellness

Yoga in the Park — FREE

Enjoy a free outdoor yoga class in Commons Park, presented by Elite Performance Center. Held on select Thursday mornings, the sessions welcome all experience levels, from first-timers to seasoned practitioners. On certain dates, Whole Foods Market provides post-class snacks. Organizers request an RSVP in advance so they can plan for space.

JUL23
Health & Wellness

Sports Physicals

Carbon Health offers on-site sports physicals at Mrachek Middle School for $35. This streamlined clinic provides a fast, straightforward visit for children who need a sports physical. Sign-up is available through the organizer’s link.

JUL23
Health & Wellness

Hormones, Weightloss and Peptides at Invigorate

Invigorate Advanced Aesthetics hosts an educational session with Dr. Blane Schilling, M.D., the medical director, focused on hormone optimization, medically guided weight loss, and peptide therapy. It is designed for anyone dealing with low energy, persistent weight gain, diminished muscle mass, brain fog, or slow recovery, as well as those seeking overall wellness. Expect clear insights into hormone replacement therapy for men and women, approaches to testosterone optimization, structured weight loss programs, the use of semaglutide and tirzepatide, and how peptide therapy can support performance, recovery, and longevity, along with practical perspectives on healthy aging. The program also features a live question and answer with Dr. Schilling. Attendees can take advantage of special offers available only during the event, free consultations, refreshments along with giveaways, and a chance to meet the Invigorate team. Two sessions are available, and capacity is limited, so an RSVP is required.

JUL24
Festivals

Central Bank’s Illuminate Littleton Presented by the Diamond Reserve

Central Bank’s Illuminate Littleton, with The Diamond Reserve as presenting sponsor, honors the nation’s 250th and Colorado’s 150th with a large community celebration in Downtown Littleton. This no-cost, all-ages evening blends art, music and neighborhood spirit as streets fill with glowing interactive installations, musicians on the move, an art walk inside local shops, outdoor dining and entertainment from start to finish. The night concludes with a choreographed drone show that lights the sky. Pick up a meal from a favorite downtown restaurant, then explore the Little Luminaries kids area sponsored by Redstone Bank for activities created especially for children. To cool off, visit the Glow for Health wellness tents supported by AdventHealth Littleton for misters, shade and a chance to recharge and connect. A stay at Staybridge Suites includes entry to the VIP Experience sponsored by The Melting Pot. VIP perks include transportation to and from the event, access to a lounge hosted by Shift Workspace with beverages, small bites and preferred viewing of the drone show, plus Illume, an exclusive limited release from signature wine sponsor Carboy Winery. Mobility Auto Group, the accessible transportation sponsor, offers convenient shuttle service between parking at Arapahoe Community College and the event for guests who need accessible transport.

Historic Downtown Littleton
JUL24
Music

Phoenix Live at Studio@Mainstreet 7/24!

Phoenix takes the stage at The Studio at Mainstreet for a high-octane rock and roll show with charged performances and a lively party atmosphere. Expect a memorable night of music on Mainstreet.

The Studio at Mainstreet
JUL24
Food & Drink

Fresh Bread Fridays @ Refillary

Fresh, organic, locally baked sourdough from Forest Trail Farm is available at The Refillary. Loaves are offered on a first come, first served basis, with an option to reserve in advance. The Refillary also provides refills for household essentials when shoppers bring their own jars and containers.

JUL24
Family

Storytime in the Park

Hosted by Arapahoe Public Libraries, this outdoor library program at Commons Park offers families stories, songs, rhymes, and playful exploration with the library’s play-based learning toys. For this session, Whole Foods Market SouthGlenn provides free water and fruit, limited to one per child while supplies last. The Rover mobile library will be on site so kids can browse the collection and discover something new to read. Registration is not required. Consider bringing a blanket or chairs, plus sunblock and hats for comfort. Activities may change. The program is designed for ages 0 to 5, and all children with their parents are welcome.

JUL24
Music

R B Performing @ Arapahoe County Fair

A short announcement shares a friendly greeting and a blessing for attendees. The message sets a welcoming tone for the gathering.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
JUL25
Games & Entertainment

Littleton Lions Cornhole Tounament

Littleton District Stadium hosts the Littleton Lions Cornhole Tournament and Taste of Littleton, a community gathering open to all. The event features a cornhole competition, live music, and food trucks, all in support of the Littleton Lions Football team. Teams may register to compete for prizes, with first place receiving a $500 cash award plus 60 percent, second place earning 30 percent, and third place earning 10 percent.

Littleton Public Schools Stadium
JUL25
Family

Englewood Car Cruise

The annual Englewood Car Cruise brings together car enthusiasts, local businesses, and the community for a lively day on the road. Staging begins at Grand Prix Motorsports for KSU, then the ride continues to Englewood High School before an escort leads the cruise onto Broadway to roll alongside a wide variety of impressive rides. All types of vehicles are welcome, including classics, muscle cars, imports, trucks, lowriders, exotics, and daily drivers. The event emphasizes safe, respectful cruising by following traffic laws, avoiding reckless maneuvers and burnouts, keeping it family friendly, respecting pedestrians and fellow drivers, supporting businesses along the route, and cleaning up afterward. For comfort, consider bringing sunscreen and a portable chair. South Broadway offers plenty of opportunities to grab a bite, shop local, and take in the scene.

Grand Prix Motorsports
JUL25
Music

Arapahoe County Fair- Kingpin Posse

Kingpin Posse takes the stage at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds for a family-friendly event featuring live music. This welcoming setting invites families to enjoy a concert experience together.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
JUL25
Games & Entertainment

Friends Trivia Night

This trivia night centers on the hit sitcom Friends. Rounds span quotable lines, standout scenes, and Central Perk highlights, capturing the humor that made the series a favorite. Teams of all knowledge levels, from casual viewers to superfans, compete to take home the Friends trivia title.

FuNuGyz Pub & Grill
JUL25
Music

38 Special

At the PACE Center, 38 Special brings an evening of Southern rock powered by decades of road-tested energy. With more than 20 million albums sold, the group’s guitar-forward sound and catchy melodies have yielded enduring favorites such as Hold On Loosely, Caught Up In You, and Second Chance. Now in their sixth decade, they continue to push ahead with Milestone, their first new release in over 20 years, blending modern drive with the style that defined their legacy. The current 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.

JUL25
Markets

Southlands Saturday Farmer's Market

Pick up fresh cheese curds at the Saturday farmers market at Southlands Shopping Mall.

Southlands Shopping Mall
JUL25
Games & Entertainment

Neon Nights

At Slick City Southlands, the park transforms into a neon-lit playground filled with high-energy fun. Speed through fog on the slides, add glow face paint, pick up glow bracelets, and take on favorite attractions illuminated in vibrant color. Wear glow-in-the-dark clothing to shine even brighter throughout the night.

JUL25
Workshops & Classes

Pet Portrait Stained Glass Workshop 🐾

Turn a favorite pet photo into a custom stained glass portrait in a 6-hour, hands-on workshop at a studio in Centennial. Submit a photo in advance so a precut pattern is ready when you arrive. All materials and tools are provided, and participants take home a finished portrait the same day. No prior experience is required. Enrollment is limited to six participants.

JUL25
Fundraisers

Toy Run in the Sun & Summer Toy Drive for Children's Hospital

Support Children’s Hospital Colorado with a summer Toy Run in the Sun and an ongoing toy drive that helps replenish gifts well beyond the holidays. New, unwrapped toys can be dropped off at Parker Harley-Davidson through the end of July. The ride travels from the dealership to the Children’s Hospital South location for a quick drop off, then returns to the dealership for a free cookout. This is a Drop & Go format and no riders will enter the hospital. The event is free to attend and participants are asked to bring a toy to donate. Sponsored by Rider Justice. Donations are welcome for babies and toddlers, including light up and interactive toys, infant mobiles, music or activity boxes that attach to cribs, board books in English and Spanish including recordable or interactive titles, rattles, teethers and clothing in sizes 0 to 18 months. Items for older children may include sensory toys like wand spinners and stress balls, art supplies such as paints, brushes, colored pencils, markers, crayons, pastels, artists’ charcoal, sketch pads, play dough or modeling clay, coloring books, bead and craft kits, stuffed animals, Lego, Duplo and Mega Bloks in all sizes, medical play kits, “thank you, heroes” style medical action figures, dry erase boards with markers, putty similar to Play-Doh, NERF basketball hoops, books including Spanish and search and find titles, journals, magnetic building tiles, mini cars with track sets, Nintendo Switch systems and games including Mario Kart Live Home Circuit, Sphero Bolt and Ring Fit Adventure, as well as gift cards in any amount for Amazon, Target, Wal-Mart, Visa or Netflix, classic card games like Uno, Phase 10 and Skip-Bo, and Bluetooth earbuds, headphones or speakers. Needs vary by location, and online wish lists are available with Amazon and Target, though gifts are welcome from any retailer. All items must be brand new and in original packaging. Used items cannot be accepted due to infection control guidelines. The hospital cannot accept toys that depict violence such as guns or swords, NERF guns or figures with weapons, M-rated games or R-rated movies, crocheted or hand-knitted items, food products, potted plants, latex balloons or branded items that promote companies or charities.

Mile High Harley-Davidson of Parker
JUL25
Family

Back to School Block Party

Arapahoe Road Baptist Church is sponsoring a block party with games, inflatables, snacks, and more. It is an opportunity to meet neighbors and make new friends before the school year begins.

Arapahoe Road Baptist Church, Centennial, CO
JUL25
Family

40 Tail Wagging Years

A community carnival filled with fun for all ages features games, savory bites from Big Belly Brother's BBQ, and refreshing treats from Repicci's Italian Ice and Gelato. Attendees can bring pet food donations to receive basket tickets. This event is open to the public.

JUL25
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster in Littleton: 5151 Downtown Littleton Apartments

Cousins Maine Lobster is bringing its truck to Littleton at 5151 Downtown Littleton Apartments, serving lobster rolls from the window. Order ahead in the mobile app to bypass the line, then go to the pickup window at the time you selected. App ordering opens a few hours before each truck event and is available only for posted events taking place that day. If the app is limited or unavailable, place your order directly at the truck window. The app features a loyalty program that lets you earn points toward free food, with points applied automatically for in-app purchases or by scanning the app loyalty card at checkout. At the window, payment is accepted by all major credit cards along with Apple Pay and Google Pay, and contactless ordering is supported through the app.

JUL25
Markets

Whimsical Wonders Outdoor Market

Whimsical Wonders Outdoor Market welcomes everyone for a playful day of shopping and entertainment with local vendors. Enjoy daytime music from the youth band Aquarius, with additional live performances by Greg Baerns. Vacationing Santas will drop by, inviting children to join in a few games. Members of the Parker Senior Center will be on hand serving hotdogs, lemonade, and even a little 'snow.'

Parker Senior Center
JUL26
Music

BadCO at the Arapahoe County Fair

BadCO headlines the Arapahoe County Fair with a final performance that closes out the festivities at the Arapahoe County Fair Grounds.

Arapahoe County Fair Grounds
JUL26
Markets

Parker Sunday Farmer's Market

Set beneath shady trees, this market features giant pretzels, hanging floral baskets, and plenty of fresh produce to fill a bag. Food vendors on wheels add extra options, and curds of cheese are available too. Counted among Denver's most popular markets, it combines tasty bites with vibrant blooms and abundant produce.

JUL27
Sports

2026 SMDRA YPN 9&Dine Golf Event

At Inverness Hotel and Golf Club, this gathering offers golf, networking, and a buffet dinner for members and their guests. The golf and dinner package is $129 and includes nine holes, a golf cart, one drink ticket, and the buffet. A dinner only option is available for $60. Prizes will be awarded to contest winners. Optional RPAC add-ons include $30 for three mulligans with a $25 RPAC investment, $30 for three feet of string with a $25 RPAC investment, or $50 for both with a $45 RPAC investment. Sponsorships are available. Benefits include recognition at dinner, one drink ticket, networking opportunities, signage at the event, and the ability to purchase additional sponsor tickets for $40, along with extras specific to each level. Hole Sponsor at $350 provides a table at one of nine holes, branding at the hole, and a contact list of attendees. Buffet Sponsor at $300 provides branding on the buffet and a contact list of attendees. Drink Ticket Sponsor at $300 provides a logo on a custom printed ticket and a contact list of attendees.

The Inverness Denver, a Hilton Golf & Spa Resort
JUL27
Games & Entertainment

All C's South Pokemon Tournament

All C's South hosts a Pokemon tournament that uses the Constructed format, so participants should arrive with a built deck and strategy. The entry fee is $10. Prize support allocates 90 percent of entry fees to the prize pool in the form of a store credit gift certificate, along with Play! Pokemon League packs.

JUL27
Family

Community BBQ

Enjoy a laid-back, family-friendly gathering with food and time to connect. Meet new people, strengthen relationships, and take a moment to appreciate the growth of the Iron Sharp community.

Centennial Center Park
JUL27
Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night-Denver Beer Co-Littleton

Challenge your knowledge at a trivia night at Denver Beer Co (Littleton). Participation is free, and teams can compete for prizes. Enjoy brews and food while you play with friends.

Denver Beer Co (Littleton)
JUL27
Workshops & Classes

Creative Arts Camp Inspired by Stitch!

Children ages 6 to 12 can dive into a Stitch-inspired creative arts camp that blends music and singing, arts and crafts, movement and dance, drama, outdoor games, and more, with activities happening both indoors and in nature. Certified music teachers lead the experience, encouraging creativity and helping campers build friendships while having fun. Optional extended care is offered before and after camp for $10 per hour. Participants should bring a lunch and a snack, wear comfortable clothing, and pack sunscreen since part of the day is spent outside.

JUL27
Sales & Discounts

Military and First Responder Mondays with 10% off their food and beverage check.

Military personnel and first responders receive 10 percent off their food and drink every Monday. Present a valid ID to apply the discount. Launched on Veterans Day, this ongoing offer runs year round at Colorado Pinball Pub locations in Littleton and Monument.

JUL27
Family

Regal's Summer Movie Express

Regal SouthGlenn brings back its Summer Movie Express with $1 admission to select family films. Each Monday through Thursday, a pair of PG-rated movies is scheduled for an easy, budget-friendly outing. The lineup includes matchups such as Sing with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Kung Fu Panda 4 with David, KPop Demon Hunters Sing-Along with The Wild Robot, The Bad Guys 2 with The Garfield Movie, A Minecraft Movie with Sonic the Hedgehog 2, How to Train Your Dragon with Sonic the Hedgehog 3, a week featuring a title to be announced alongside Scoob!, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants with Animal Farm, Paddington in Peru with Dog Man, Charlie the Wonderdog with Despicable Me 4, plus The Sandlot and Muppets: Treasure Island.

Regal SouthGlenn
JUL28
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster in Parker: Lone Tree Brewing

Look for the Cousins Maine Lobster truck at Lone Tree Brewing, serving lobster rolls. Place a contactless order in the mobile app to skip the line for day-of posted events, then go straight to the pickup window at your chosen time. App ordering opens a few hours before each truck stop once the previous event has finished. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, you can always order directly at the truck. Payments are accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Use the app’s loyalty program to earn points toward free food, with points added automatically for in-app purchases or by scanning your app loyalty card at the window.

JUL28
Fundraisers

Swirls Frozen Yogurt Legend High School Marching Band Fundraiser

Support the Legend High School Marching Band at a fundraiser where a portion of all sales will be donated to the program. Proceeds will help pay for instruments, techs, props, uniforms, and competitions for the 2026-2027 school year. Participation is open to everyone, not only those affiliated with the school, and sharing the event with family and friends is encouraged.

Swirls Frozen Yogurt
JUL28
Games & Entertainment

All C's South Gundam Tournament

All C’s South is hosting a Gundam tournament that uses the Constructed format, letting competitors face off with decks they have built ahead of time. The entry fee is $10, and 90 percent of collected entries goes back into the prize pool as store credit issued by gift certificate. This is a competitive setting for testing strategy, battling fellow players, and aiming for store credit rewards.

JUL28
Groups & Meetups

PAWS July Networking Event

A relaxed networking meetup at West Main Taproom in Parker brings together force-free dog professionals. Trainers, walkers, groomers, sitters, veterinary technicians, photographers, and rescue partners who share reward-based values can connect with peers, exchange ideas, and talk dogs, life, and business in a friendly setting. The focus is on genuine connections without sales pitches or pressure. Hosted by K9 Kate Dog Training and dreamlike4paws.

West Main Taproom + Grill
JUL28
Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night with Mile High Music Patrol!

This trivia event features Mile High Music Patrol.

JUL28
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster in Parker: Broadstone Wren

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck will be in Parker at Broadstone Wren serving lobster rolls. Contactless ordering is available through the mobile app, and same-day orders can be scheduled for pickup so you can go directly to the window at your selected time. The app usually opens a few hours before each truck stop after the prior event has finished, and availability may be limited. The in-app loyalty program lets guests earn points toward free food, with points added automatically for app orders or by scanning the app loyalty card at the window. If app ordering is unavailable, walk-up ordering at the truck is available. Payments are accepted by major credit cards as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay.

JUL29
Health & Wellness

Yin Healing Meditation

Settle into a candlelit setting for a guided meditation that brings the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of self into harmony while deepening connection to the soul. The instructor offers Reiki balancing through gentle, light touch. Each session carries its own intention and flow, blending breathwork, soft stretching, and restorative music. Benefits may include reduced stress and discomfort, renewed vitality, chakra balancing, heightened intuition, support for dream exploration, and a reconnection with inner wisdom and soul power. The experience lasts 90 minutes, featuring a 75 minute practice followed by 15 minutes for grounding and a brief group share. Please plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to settle into a quiet space with clear intention, as late entry is not permitted. Prepaid credit is charged for cancellations within 24 hours, as well as for no-shows or late arrivals, with no exceptions. No prior experience is required. The drop-in rate is $22, and class packs may be used.

JUL29
Games & Entertainment

All C's South Gundam Tournament

All C's South hosts a Gundam tournament run in a Constructed format. The entry fee is $10. Prize support allocates 90 percent of entry fees to a prize pool distributed as store credit gift certificates. Competitors can look forward to head-to-head matches that emphasize thoughtful deck building and smart play.

JUL29
Music

Jazz on the Green

Jazz on the Green features live jazz on the Breckenridge Brewery patio with views of the nearby golf course. Admission is free. Performances during the season include Park Hill Project, The Teller Ensemble, and others.

Breckenridge Brewery Ale & Game House
JUL29
Dancing

Line Dancing Wednesday Nights

Kick up your heels at a Wednesday night line dancing session at The Studio. A lesson gets things underway, and a country DJ keeps the music going for dancing all evening. Instruction rotates by week, with Laurie Bilyeu teaching on the first and third Wednesdays and Jennifer leading on the second and fourth. Friends are welcome, and no partner is required.

The Studio at Mainstreet
JUL29
Music

Wild Bill Outlaws - Tailgate Tavern (Patio)

Patio season is here at Tailgate, featuring food, drinks, and live music on the outdoor patio.

JUL29
Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night

Settle in at Locavore Beer Works for a night of brain-teasing questions with Denver Trivia League. It is free to play and open to everyone, and the top teams will earn prizes. Enjoy a beer while you test your knowledge.

Locavore Beer Works
JUL29
Workshops & Classes

Motorcycle Maintenance Wednesdays

A friendly weekly hangout where riders work on their motorcycles, learn essential upkeep, and support each other in the garage. Typical projects include oil changes, tire swaps, chain adjustments, and brake pad replacements, and there is space to ask questions and pick up new skills. Common tools and supplies are available, including stands, sockets, torque wrenches, chain cleaner and lube, oil drain containers, and nitrogen for tires. No prior experience is necessary, so newcomers can feel comfortable getting started. Even if a bike does not need attention, it is a chance to meet local riders, talk motorcycles, and spend some time with Thor. Hosted at Jeffrey’s home in Parker, with the address shared by private message upon request.

Parker, Colorado
JUL29
Health & Wellness

Qi Gong Yin Meditation

Explore a holistic Qi Gong session that blends controlled breathing, gentle movements, and meditation to support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. The focus is Qi Gong Stick Mobility, a bamboo stick practice that enhances the body’s internal and external framework and encourages a balanced flow of Yin and Yang energy. Working with the stick can improve joint mobility and strengthen connective tissues, ligaments, and muscles. This practice can lead to increased strength and flexibility and foster overall physical vitality. A Qi Gong bamboo stick is required to participate. If you do not have one, you may order one and it will be brought to class. Lightweight bamboo sticks are recommended for females and heavyweight bamboo sticks are recommended for males. The drop in rate is $22, and participation may also be purchased with existing class packs. The class is held in a studio.

JUL30
Markets

Sourdough Thursdays at Curate: A Local Mercantile

Each Thursday, Curate Mercantile features a weekly selection of fresh sourdough breads, focaccia, loaves, scones, cookies, granola, and other baked treats from local baker Chalk & Flour. Owner Steph brings in a limited supply for same-day purchase, and items often sell out. Pre-ordering for the following week is available, with a rotating menu that opens for reservations on Friday and an order deadline on Monday. When placing an order, be sure to choose your preferred Curate Mercantile pickup location. While you are there, explore offerings from more than 100 local vendors, including clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado-made foods, gifts, and decor.

JUL30
Markets

Gluten Free Sourdough Thursdays

Each week, both Curate Mercantile locations feature gluten free sourdough breads, bagels, English muffins, cookies, and other treats from Just As Good Bakery. Owner Amy brings a fresh assortment for same-day purchase, with limited quantities available. Preorders are offered for the following week, and shoppers can choose which Curate Mercantile location to pick up from. A new menu opens for reservations on Friday, with orders due by Monday for Thursday pickup. While picking up, explore more than 100 local vendors offering clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado-made foods, gifts, and home decor.

Curate: A Local Mercantile
JUL30
Music

Eric Golden Band - Live at ViewHouse Centennial 7/30

Eric Golden performs a live set of traditional country music.

JUL30
Games & Entertainment

All C's South Thursday Yu-Gi-Oh! Tournament

Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament with head to head duels and prize boxes that scale with the number of entries. Test your skills against other players, refine your strategy, and aim for the top spot.

JUL30
Music

Thursday Night Open Blues Jam at The Alley

The Alley hosts an open blues jam that welcomes musicians to plug in on a fully backlined stage. A bar and food are available, and a lively mix of players keeps the music flowing. Musicians can bring instruments such as a guitar, drumsticks, or a harmonica, along with a hat, and share a song or simply jam with others. Hosting rotates by season, with Josh Blackburn in the fall and Tony Medina in the summer.

JUL30
Games & Entertainment

All C's South One Piece

Compete in a One Piece card game tournament at the Gaming Arena using a constructed deck format. Bring a prepared deck and a solid game plan. The entry fee is $10. Prize support awards 90 percent of the collected entry fees to winners as store credit gift certificates.

All C's Collectibles South
JUL30
Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night

Comet Brews in downtown Littleton hosts a standout trivia night that pairs craft beer with clever questions. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to the top teams.

Comet Brews
JUL30
Music

Lonestar

ACM and CMA Award-winning group Lonestar takes the PACE Center stage for an evening of country music. The band earned worldwide recognition with the ballad “Amazed,” which led the country chart for nine weeks and reached No. 1 on the pop chart for two. Featuring Dean Sams, Michael Britt, Keech Rainwater, and Drew Womack, Lonestar blends heartfelt storytelling with a polished pop-country sound and has amassed 22 top ten hits on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, including 10 No. 1 singles. Their rise took off in 1995 with the top five single “Tequila Talking,” followed by chart-toppers such as “No News,” “Come Cryin’ to Me,” and “Everything’s Changed.” The quadruple-platinum album Lonely Grill reinforced their success, producing four No. 1 singles and a stream of radio favorites. 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 accolades for Vocal Group of the Year and the International Artist Achievement Award. With more than 10.5 million records sold worldwide, this performance highlights the legacy and hit-filled catalog of one of country music’s enduring bands.

PACE Center
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Yoga in the Park

Enjoy a free outdoor yoga class in the heart of Commons Park, presented by Elite Performance Center. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner. The class is held along Commons Ave at The Streets at SouthGlenn. On select dates, Whole Foods Market provides snacks after the session.

Commons Park at The Streets at SouthGlenn
JUL30
Family

NAPA Sprouts

This gentle play group welcomes babies and toddlers under age 2 for therapist-led experiences that encourage growth through play. Occupational, physical, and speech therapists guide themed activities that build movement skills, support communication, and engage the senses. Families have a chance to meet one another while children participate at a comfortable pace, with an atmosphere that embraces everyone as they are. Siblings are welcome, and the supportive, guided setting suits little ones with a wide range of developmental needs.

NAPA Center Denver
JUL31
Fundraisers

Denver Topgolf for Change

Top Golf Denver hosts the Denver debut of a Topgolf tournament presented by Aga Khan Foundation USA, bringing together Colorado entrepreneurs and community leaders to advance lasting global change. The event pairs friendly competition with time to connect with professionals from across the state. Participants will also learn how the Foundation works with communities worldwide to break the cycle of poverty through efforts in education, health, economic opportunity, and climate resilience. From each swing to every sponsorship, involvement supports initiatives focused on enduring impact.

Top Golf Denver
JUL31
Food & Drink

Downtown Parker Wine Walks

A relaxed evening of wine tasting unfolds in Downtown Parker as participating merchants pour samples at their shops, creating a stroll-friendly tasting route. The Downtown Parker Wine Walks are sponsored by the Parker Chamber of Commerce and presented by Lifetime Home Remodeling, and they take place on the last Fridays of the summer months. Pick up a collectible glass, a map, and a wristband at the chamber office, then explore downtown to sip and socialize at your own pace. Discounted tickets are available in advance, and tickets can also be purchased at the door. It is a friendly way to meet new people and enjoy a beautiful evening in Parker.

Parker Chamber of Commerce
JUL31
Family

2026 Annual Cookout

A summer cookout at The Arc Arapahoe, Douglas & Elbert Counties brings the community together with colorful tie dye shirt making, glitter tattoos, a bounce house, and a spread of catered favorites. Families, friends, and neighbors can share laughs and connection in a relaxed setting. Admission is free for all, and everyone is welcome and included. A donation drive will support The Arc of Aurora Food Pantry, with an emphasis on diapers and hygiene items. Contributions are appreciated but not required.

The Arc Arapahoe, Douglas & Elbert Counties
JUL31
Music

Retro Sonic Live

Settle in for food and drinks, have some fun with games, and enjoy a lineup of 80s favorites with Retro Sonic.

ViewHouse Littleton
JUL31
Dancing

Neon Party

Step into a glow-soaked Neon Party at Sober Underground featuring a mash-up and EDM night with DJ John mixing current favorites, remixes, throwbacks, and dance hits. The theme invites bright neon outfits and glow accessories as the space becomes a sober dance party with room to dance, hang out, shoot pool, and play games. Admission is $5 and includes a live DJ set, the mash-up and EDM dance floor, pool and games, food and snacks, and a welcoming sober community.

Sober Underground
JUL31
Music

Steve and the Cruisers at the Platte

A patio gathering with food, drinks, and dancing as Steve and the Cruisers perform pop and rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond.

JUL31
Workshops & Classes

Pride Pizza Paint and Sip

Celebrate love with a colorful PRIDE-themed paint and sip at Zymos Brewing. The session focuses on beginner-friendly watercolor and ink techniques to create a rainbow pizza slice, and participants are free to follow their own inspiration instead. All art supplies are provided. Pizza will be available, and beer can be purchased from the host venue, with no outside alcohol permitted. The atmosphere is inclusive and welcoming to friends and loved ones of all identities, whether you are new to painting or experienced.

Zymos Brewing
JUL31
Music

90's Night at Tailgate Tavern

Tailgate Tavern hosts live music on the indoor main stage across back-to-back nights. Admission is free.

JUL31
Family

Storytime in the Park

Presented by Arapahoe Public Libraries, this outdoor gathering at Commons Park features a special Music & Movement session in place of traditional storytime. Children can sing, dance, and explore musical instruments in a lively setting that supports motor and listening skills. No registration is required. Families may want to bring a blanket, chairs, sunblock, and hats for comfort. Activities are subject to change. Designed with ages 0 to 5 in mind, but all children and parents are welcome.

Commons Park at The Streets at SouthGlenn
JUL31
Food & Drink

Fresh Bread Fridays @ Refillary

The Refillary features fresh, organic sourdough baked locally by Forest Trail Farm. Supplies are limited, with loaves available in the order of arrival, and reservations are possible by placing an advance order by Wednesday night. Visitors can also bring their own jars and containers to refill household essentials during the same stop.

AUG1
Games & Entertainment

Extreme Bar Bingo

Extreme Bar Bingo at The Studio offers two opportunities each week to play. Participants can compete for prizes, enjoy drinks and food, and go for cash jackpots up to $15,000.

Studio at Mainstreet
AUG1
Music

SideEye Live!

A two-act lineup spotlights Roger Len Smith followed by SideEye, packing the program with plenty of live music.

AUG1
Sports

Go Golf Summer Scramble

The Go Golf Colorado Summer Scramble is a golf event with proceeds benefiting First Tee, Rocky Mountains. Contributions support efforts to make the game accessible to young players across Colorado. Registration is open to reserve a spot.

The Meadows Golf Course
AUG1
Music

Dirty Side Down

Dirty Side Down is set to appear at Takoda Tavern.

Takoda Tavern
AUG1
Markets

A Paris Street Market

At A Paris Street Market at Aspen Grove, browse more than 100 vendors featuring vintage pieces, antiques, handcrafted goods, and unique finds suited for festive touches, hosting, or a little treat for yourself. Local food vendors are available, and BARBOX at Aspen Grove serves cocktails, beer, and other refreshing beverages.

Aspen Grove
AUG1
Music

90's Night at Tailgate Tavern

Tailgate Tavern hosts consecutive nights of music on the indoor main stage. This is a free show.

AUG1
Outdoor Recreation

Connection Walk and Nature Experience

A relaxed walk centered on connecting with nature and meeting new people. Enjoy an easygoing atmosphere and soak up positive energy along the way.

South Platte Park
AUG1
Sales & Discounts

All C's Collectibles Grand Opening

All C’s Collectibles South celebrates a move to a larger space with a grand opening filled with giveaways, special guests, big savings, and gaming. Early attendees can enter drawings for ten door prizes, including a $200 All C’s Collectibles gift certificate. Pizza will be available while supplies last on a first come, first served basis. Former Denver Bronco Mark Jackson will hold a free autograph session, and a limited custom Garbage Pail Kid sketch card featuring him by Topps GPK artist Eddie Rhodes III will be offered for $5, with free signatures on that card during his signing. Guests can also purchase a photo or the custom card for him to sign for $5. Topps GPK sketch card artists Eddie Rhodes III and Jeff Cox, appearing from Garbage Island, will be on hand for the celebration. Competitive play caps off the day with a One Piece Case Tournament using a mixed case of OP-13, EB-03, and OP-16, and the prize pool reaches 12 boxes if the 80 player cap is met, with registration opening before play begins. The grand opening sale features 50 percent off back issue comics in boxes, 25 percent off trade issues, graphic novels, and omnibuses, 25 percent off single trading cards for gaming or sports, 25 percent off video games and consoles, 25 percent off statues, collectible figures, and play arts, 25 percent off toys, 25 percent off featured comic books on the wall or in cases, 10 percent off sealed wax boxes of trading cards for sports or gaming, and 10 percent off supplies such as bags, boards, sleeves, and boxes.

All C's Collectibles South
AUG2
Workshops & Classes

Teen Improv Comedy Level Three: Scene Dynamics

Level Three improv and acting for teens returns to Parker with a spotlight on scene work that communicates even in silence. Participants learn to get laughs without speaking, build convincing worlds for their scenes, and sharpen mime techniques that make imagined objects feel real. Taught by Second City Chicago alum Grant Garrison, this class is for ages 13 to 17 and is offered only once each year.

Pace Center
AUG2
Family

Centennial Back to School Heart Reach

Iron Sharp presents its annual Back to School Heart Reach at Centennial Center Park, supporting local youth and families with practical help and a festive atmosphere. Guests can receive backpacks and school supplies, enjoy a free cookout from In-N-Out Burger, and connect with community resource providers. The event also features raffles, giveaways, live music, games, and activities for all ages. Food and resources are available while supplies last. Attendees must register.

Centennial Center Park
AUG2
Dancing

Aurora/Centennial Belly Dance Sundays

A mixed level belly dance class at Trails Recreation Center in the Aurora and Centennial area welcomes both new and returning dancers to train with Phoenix. The summer session runs as a seven week mini workshop series, with a fresh focus each week. Expect technique and a short combination in every class, plus topics that may include balancing swords, playing zills, traveling steps, drum solos, and more. Each class stands on its own, so missing a week will not set anyone back. Registration is handled through the recreation center, and participants should use only the official sign up rather than purchasing from third parties.

Trails Recreation Center
AUG2
Markets

Parker Sunday Farmer's Market

Stroll a Parker farmers market shaded by trees, where you can savor oversized pretzels and cheese curds, admire hanging baskets of flowers, and load up a bag with fresh produce. Mobile food vendors round out the offerings, and this market is counted among Denver’s most popular.

Parker Station
AUG2
Markets

Highlands Ranch Farmers' Market

Explore Colorado’s seasonal bounty at the farmers market in Highlands Ranch Town Center, featuring fresh produce and locally made goods. Farmers and vendors from Colorado share their harvests and specialties, creating a welcoming place to browse, shop, or simply say hello while supporting local agriculture with a direct-from-farm experience. The market takes place outdoors in all weather. SNAP is accepted and EBT payments are welcome at all locations. Complimentary parking is available in the Town Center Parking Garage. Vendor participation is coordinated by Metro Denver Farmers’ Market, whose team manages availability and approvals, and HRCA is not involved in vendor selection.

Highlands Ranch Town Center
AUG2
Family

Sunday Sensory Friendly Open Gym

Designed for a calm experience, this small-group session limits participation to six people to keep things relaxed. The main lights will be off to create a softer environment, and only quiet instrumental music will play in the background. It is an interactive parent and child activity, and a guardian is expected to stay with their child on the floor throughout. Expect a peaceful atmosphere that supports gentle engagement.

Kidz Gym
AUG2
Civic

School Supplies Giveaway

Local families can pick up free back to school essentials at this community giveaway, available while supplies last. Expect practical items for students such as backpacks, notebooks, pencils, crayons, markers, folders, glue sticks, and colored pencils. The atmosphere is simple and low pressure, focused on helping families get ready for the new school year. This event is free and open to the community, and no RSVP is required.

One Hope Church
AUG3
Fundraisers

Par for a Purpose - Golf Tournament

This charity golf tournament at Saddle Rock Golf Course supports foster children in Colorado, with options available for player registration and sponsorships.

Saddle Rock Golf Course
AUG5
Food & Drink

Boots, BBQ & Blue Skies

Mark Colorado’s 150th anniversary with a Western barbecue featuring barbecue favorites and live music. The Mandolin Ranch Duo will perform John Denver-style folk that echoes the spirit of the Rocky Mountains. Put on your boots and celebrate this milestone.

Aspendale Centennial
AUG5
Workshops & Classes

Emergency Preparedness Workshop

At Smoky Hill Library, the Arapahoe County Office of Emergency Management leads a hands-on workshop to help community members build confidence before, during, and after emergencies. Participants will learn about the office’s role in community safety and the resources available to residents. The session covers personal preparedness basics like creating a plan, staying informed, and getting involved, followed by a practical demonstration of what to include in an emergency kit and why each item matters. Attendees can start building their own kits with materials provided. Please register each person attending so there are enough supplies for everyone.

Smoky Hill Library
AUG5
Health & Wellness

Women's Chakra Healing Circles

Experience a seven month exploration of the body’s chakra system as a lived landscape. Each monthly gathering centers on one energy hub through practices like breathwork, somatic movement, mudra, goddess archetype exploration, elemental ritual, and guided reflection. Two weeks later, a follow up integration session invites the work to settle more deeply into both body and daily life. There is no need to start at the first session. Every circle stands on its own, so participants can enter the flow at any point. The journey moves through Rooted, Flowing, Ignited, Open Hearted, Expressed, Awakened, and Evolved. Attendance is limited to 10 women to maintain an intimate setting, and spots often fill. Notes indicate Rooted, Flowing, and Ignited are full, while Open Hearted is open for registration.

SoulFire Holistics
AUG7
Festivals

Western Welcome Week Opening Night

Opening Night at Sterne Park kicks off the 98th Western Welcome Week with free admission and an evening of music, food, and sky-high entertainment. A Little Jam concert features The Petty Nicks Experience, a tribute to Tom Petty and Stevie Nicks, presented by the City of Littleton. The night concludes with a custom drone show as hundreds of lights tell the story of Western Welcome Week. Local food trucks offer a range of options, and the Western Welcome Week beverage station pours selections from Wilding Brands, including Howdy Beer, Denver Beer Co, and Stem Ciders. Beverage purchases support Western Welcome Week as it builds toward its 100th celebration in 2028. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, and tents are not permitted. The festivities also recognize "Colorful Colorado - 150 Years!" and honor the 2026 Western Welcome Week Grand Marshal, Bob “Mohawkamania” Bagnall, known for his vibrant personality, unmistakable style, and enthusiastic spirit.

Sterne Park
AUG7
Music

Tailgate Tavern

Experience a live outdoor performance by Paradise Theatre.

Tailgate Tavern & Grill
AUG8
Games & Entertainment

Women’s Game Day

A free community gathering for women focused on laughter, connection, and a relaxed afternoon of games and good company. The lineup includes Dutch Blitz, Uno Attack, Yahtzee, a few surprises, and a puzzle table for those who prefer a calmer pace. Enjoy a popcorn bar with fun toppings, along with coffee, lemonade, and water. Whether arriving with friends or on your own, expect a warm, welcoming space filled with lighthearted fun.

One Hope Church
AUG8
Music

Centennial Under the Stars

This beloved community gathering captures the feel of summer, shifting from golden-hour sunshine to a starry evening. Guests relax to live performances by local musicians and sample delicious food from the area, creating an easygoing atmosphere as day turns to night.

Centennial Center Park
AUG8
Markets

Littleton Artisan Fair

A Colorado Markets event in Littleton showcases dozens of carefully selected small-scale makers, bakers, artists, and boutiques. Explore stalls featuring upcycled leather bags and accessories, hand-poured soy candles and goat milk soaps made with Colorado-sourced ingredients, apparel and jewelry reimagined from vintage textiles, and home and garden pieces like herb planters, wreaths, and macramé crafted from reclaimed rope. Original artwork, photography, ceramics, and more are on display, with music and gourmet bites from food trucks and bakeries creating a lively atmosphere. Every market includes a Grand Prize Giveaway built from items donated by all vendors, awarded to one lucky attendee. The first 50 guests who arrive with a complimentary pre-registration receive a VIP bag filled with samples, coupons, and small treats. Admission is free, pets are welcome, and the experience is friendly for all ages.

Arapahoe Community College
AUG8
Markets

Happiness & Sweets at Curate Mercantile

Happiness & Sweets by Mari pops up at Curate Mercantile’s flagship store in Centennial with an array of indulgent treats. Look for Brazil’s classic bite-size chocolate brigadeiros, seasonal flavors, cake confections, gluten-free selections, and other surprises that have earned a loyal following and often sell out fast. While there, explore a marketplace featuring more than 100 local vendors offering clothing, jewelry, home decor, plants, Colorado-made foods, handmade goods, gifts, and cards. Gift wrapping is available to make present giving simple, and the shop has been recognized as a Best Gift Shop.

Curate Mercantile
AUG9
Music

South Suburban Golf Course - Patio

Live music sets the tone on the patio, creating an easygoing atmosphere for a sunlit summer afternoon. It offers a simple, relaxed outdoor setting with tunes to unwind to.

South Suburban Golf Course
AUG9
Music

Chris Janson Concert

Multi-platinum country artist Chris Janson brings his Wild Horses Tour to Hudson Gardens & Event Center in partnership with Western Welcome Week. The award-winning singer, songwriter, and producer is known for a dynamic live show and will showcase the energy that has made him one of country music’s most engaging performers. His catalog includes chart-topping songs such as “Buy Me A Boat,” “Fix A Drink,” “Good Vibes,” “All I Need Is You,” and “Done.” Enjoy a lively summer evening filled with live country music and upbeat spirit at the Gardens.

Hudson Gardens & Event Center
AUG10
Food & Drink

Food Truck Night

Neighbors to the south are inviting attendees to a recurring summer food truck gathering held each month. Savor tasty bites and enjoy time at the playground. The list of participating trucks will be shared monthly as details come in. Pack picnic chairs and blankets to relax and make the most of the pleasant evenings.

Puma Park
AUG10
Workshops & Classes

Back to School Workshop 2026

This back-to-school workshop offers the choice to participate in one day or both days. It will be held at Littleton Ballet Academy.

Littleton Ballet Academy
AUG12
Groups & Meetups

The Meadows Community Book Club

The Meadows Community Book Club is a new, adult-centered gathering with a low-pressure format. There is no assigned book. Attendees read whatever they like, talk about whether it was worth the pages or not, and pick up genuine recommendations from other readers. A book swap table is available so guests can leave a title they brought and take a different one home, giving the experience a little free bookstore feel. Everyone is welcome, whether coming with a friend or neighbor, or arriving solo for a brief break from the crowd.

The Meadows Early Learning Center
AUG13
Music

Sounds of Southlands 8/13

Eric Golden performs live with a focus on classic honky tonk country. The set centers on time-honored country styles and a traditional honky tonk sound.

Sounds of the Southlands
AUG14
Music

SofaKillers

SofaKillers perform at ViewHouse Centennial with an outdoor patio show centered on dancing, eating, and drinking. The set covers dance hits from the 1970s to current, with songs by Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, Journey, AC/DC, Stevie Wonder, KC and the Sunshine Band, the Bee Gees, Alan Jackson, Vince Gil, and more.

ViewHouse Centennial
AUG14
Markets

Don chilis is coming back!! 🔥 🌶️

Don Chilis returns and is eager to welcome visitors. The announcement notes availability seven days a week.

Don Chilis
AUG15
Music

Creedence Colorado Revival

A concert at Crystal Lake Park Roxborough honors the music of CCR and John Fogerty and captures the easygoing sound of summer as part of a concert series.

Crystal Lake Park Roxborough
AUG15
Family

Movie Night

Gather with neighbors for a community movie night featuring a screening of Up. Enjoy yard games, music, and fun before the film. A balloon artist will be on site, and popcorn will be provided.

Trails at Crowfoot Soccer Field
AUG15
Fundraisers

Annual SpeedEFX Car Show

The Annual SpeedEFX Car Show benefiting Make-A-Wish brings a showcase of standout vehicles to Mission Hills Church, presented by Beard Brothers Roofing. Expect an upbeat atmosphere with eye catching cars, food trucks, and raffle prizes, all in support of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, with every dollar raised directed to granting life changing wishes for children. Spectator admission is free and the event welcomes families and enthusiasts alike. Vehicle owners can register to display their cars, with more than 290 spots available that tend to fill quickly, and early registration offers discounted pricing. Registration does not guarantee a specific parking location, and late entries will not be allowed. Trophies span a wide range, including Best in Show, Kids Choice, Biggest Donation, and Biggest Car Club, along with brand and style honors for Audi, Bike, BMW, British, Chevy, Classic, Dodge, Ferrari, Ford, JDM, Jeep, Lamborghini, McLaren, Mercedes, Nissan, Porsche, Stance, Toyota, and Truck.

Mission Hills Church
AUG15
Family

Free Community BBQ at Berry Park | Western Welcome Week Littleton

Following the Western Welcome Parade, a free community barbecue brings Western Welcome Week fun to Berry Park in Littleton. This relaxed, family-friendly gathering keeps the parade spirit going with a casual afternoon in the park alongside neighbors and friends. Children can enjoy bounce houses and lawn games while adults find shade, share conversation, and savor hot dogs and hamburgers fresh from the grill. A Kona Ice truck will be on site with cool treats, and guests who wish can bring a favorite cookie or dessert to share. A lawn chair or blanket makes it easy to settle in and stay awhile. Whether you are new to town or have called Littleton home for years, it is a welcoming chance to connect and enjoy a classic summer day in the park. The event is free, open to all ages, and no RSVP is required.

Berry Park
AUG16
Art & Culture

Book Signing for The Soulbound Curse

Meet J.B. Grimm at Barnes & Noble - Southlands Town Center in Aurora, Colorado for a signing of The Soulbound Curse. The novel blends Viking fantasy, dark magic, and a clash between curses and fate. Attendees can get copies signed and meet the author behind the Hallowed Realms Saga. Praised by readers as mystical, haunting, and unforgettable, the book is available in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle editions.

Barnes & Noble
AUG18
Workshops & Classes

Research Rave

Quilt historians Lisa Erlandson and Tara Miller lead a hands-on retreat in Denver that guides participants from initial questions to meaningful discoveries about the histories behind quilts. Participants develop practical research skills using accessible resources such as census records, newspapers, maps, and more, supported by a welcoming community of quilt and textile enthusiasts. No previous research experience is required, and bringing a quilt is optional. Curiosity is the only must-have. Registration is $395.

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Denver Aurora/Parker
AUG19
Family

Spirit Night

Enjoy a back to school Spirit Night at Urban Air Adventure Park in Aurora while supporting PTO activities through a fundraiser. Special pricing is available with Platinum at $25.99, Ultimate at $20.99, and Deluxe at $16.99, offering savings of more than $17. Urban Air socks will be available for purchase. At check in, guests can mention World Compass at the front desk to be counted toward the fundraiser.

Urban Air Adventure Park
AUG20
Games & Entertainment

Puzzling Parker Pairs Speed Puzzling Competition

Puzzle enthusiasts of all ages team up in pairs for a fast paced challenge at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church. Each team receives a sealed 500 piece jigsaw with a family friendly image and has two hours to complete it. After brief announcements and a short countdown, teams open their bags and begin assembling. Prizes are awarded to the top three teams, and every competitor keeps the puzzle. A complimentary puzzle swap is available to participants during the event. Tickets are $17.50 per person, and each teammate must have an individual ticket. After purchasing, email your teammate’s name and your team name to mymindquest@gmail.com. Kids and adult teams are welcome, and matching shirts, creative team names and fun puzzle themed outfits are encouraged. Box top holders and sorting trays of any size are allowed. Extra lighting and recording devices are permitted if they do not disturb others and do not require plugging in. Puzzles must remain sealed until the start. Street parking near the venue is preferred. Please register complete teams about three days in advance when possible. If the event appears sold out and a teammate still needs to pay, contact the organizer to confirm space and be prepared to pay at the event. Payments are nonrefundable, but registrations may be transferred to another person or to another event. If you cannot attend, message the organizer to arrange receiving your puzzle later. For recurring purchases, payments continue at the listed price and frequency until canceled. If a recurring payment is not paused and notice of missing the event is not emailed within 24 hours before or after, the payment is forfeited and the competition puzzle will not be provided. This series takes place on the third Thursday of each month.

St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
AUG20
Groups & Meetups

Practitioner's Circle

Connect with a growing community of local healers, therapists, and wellness entrepreneurs at this relaxed monthly circle hosted by Release Bodywork + Healing. Share ideas, offer support, and explore collaboration in a friendly setting with no competition or pressure. The focus is on connection, sisterhood, and collective growth. Participants are encouraged to bring business cards, flyers, collaboration ideas, and a favorite nourishing beverage such as tea or hot cocoa.

AUG21
Family

Back to School Block Party

A back to school block party and open house takes place at The Goddard School. It begins with group tours where prospective families can explore the school, meet teachers, and learn more, then shifts to a parking lot celebration open to everyone. Attendees can enjoy hot dogs with chips, Kona Ice, yard games, face painting, and balloons, creating a family friendly community gathering for those exploring enrollment as well as anyone looking for a fun event.

The Goddard School of Centennial
AUG22
Festivals

Caribbean Fiesta

Enjoy a festive Caribbean-themed afternoon hosted by Sēb's Recreation Center, featuring live entertainment and a community resource fair set in the center’s parking lot. This family-friendly gathering welcomes all ages. Admission is $15 for adults and $10 for kids.

Sēb's Recreation Center
AUG22
Fundraisers

True Impact Ministries 5K/10K

A 5K and 10K run or walk returns to Centennial to support education in Uganda. Participants set out from the Family Worship Center next to Milliken Park, following the Highland Canal and heading north toward Orchard. Proceeds benefit students through Susies Higher Ed Fund, helping cover rising costs for secondary and vocational studies such as tuition, supplies, and other educational needs. True Impact and its partners in Uganda focus on empowering students by expanding access to quality education.

Family Worship Center
AUG22
Family

Unicorn Festival Aug. 22-23

Step into a whimsical weekend at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds, where families, cosplayers, and imagination lovers can explore both air conditioned indoor halls and open air grounds. More than 50,000 square feet inside and plenty of outdoor space set the stage for fantasy filled activities featuring more than twenty unicorns to see along with appearances by mermaids and fairies. Signature attractions include the Princess Palace, foam parties, the Flying Fantasy Circus Show, a Trolls dance party, the Unicorn Rescue Derby, author Stephen Cosgrove with Morgan the Unicorn, Karaoke Kingdom, large inflatables and bounce houses, complimentary face painting, a hands on Creation Station, and multiple stages of entertainment. Capture photos with mythical characters and princesses and enjoy offerings from a variety of food trucks. All shows and attractions are included with admission except food and merchandise. Tickets are valid for both days, priced at $25 for general admission with a Family 4 Pack at $82, and children age 2 and younger admitted free. Free parking is available onsite.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
AUG25
Health & Wellness

Emergency Preparedness Workshop

Arapahoe County Office of Emergency Management offers a hands on workshop focused on building confidence before, during, and after emergencies. Learn how the office supports community safety and discover resources available to residents. The session covers core preparedness skills such as creating a personal plan, staying informed, and finding ways to get involved. A practical demonstration highlights what to include in an emergency kit and explains why each item matters. Participants can begin assembling their own kits with materials provided. To make sure there are enough supplies, please register each individual who plans to attend.

Southglenn Library
AUG26
Music

SUMMER CONCERT SERIES: Top Shelf

Top Shelf performs in Commons Park as part of the Dancing in the Streets free summer concert series. This outdoor show encourages dancing and a fun evening in the park. Several food options will be available on site and around the park. Each concert in the series is listed as a Facebook event for easy sharing with family and friends. The series is sponsored by The Steller Group.

Commons Park at The Streets at SouthGlenn
AUG28
Fundraisers

Black Forest Hills Elementary Fundraiser

This fundraiser at Slick City Southlands supports Black Forest Hills Elementary School. Enjoy jumping and sliding while contributing to the school. Tickets can be purchased in advance, or mention Black Forest Hills Elementary School at the front counter upon arrival.

AUG28
Music

Ninety Percent 90s LIVE at Viewhouse (Littleton)

Enjoy a free show.

AUG28
Workshops & Classes

Lobby Day: Parker Branch

This in-branch, drop-in session offers hands-on assistance with AACU digital tools. Get help setting up online banking, enrolling in eStatements, and linking accounts, plus guidance on card controls, adding a mobile wallet, and configuring travel and debit alerts. Bring any questions about digital features or your account setup. No appointment is required.

AUG29
Music

THE POGS @ Toley's on the Creek

The Pogs make their first appearance at Toley’s on the Creek. Experience a live set paired with chilled drinks and tasty food in a relaxed, summery setting as the band debuts at the venue.

Toley’s on the Creek
AUG29
Food & Drink

Platte River Patio!

A summer tradition brings margs, nachos, and MLC to the expansive Platte patio, creating a relaxed outdoor experience.

The Platte
AUG29
Fundraisers

5th Annual Rex Run For Pawsitivity

At Arapahoe County Fairgrounds, this annual community fundraiser features a 5K run and walk, a 1 mile fun run, police K9 demonstrations, live and silent auctions, food trucks, and family friendly games with prizes. Proceeds benefit Back the Blue K-9 Force, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and all net proceeds support equipment, training, and care for police K9s. Baked with Linda will be on site as a vendor with fresh baked treats. Open to participants of all ages, and dogs are welcome.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
AUG29
Music

Dirty Side Down at Angry Clover - Aurora (Saturday August 29th)

Dirty Side Down, a rock cover band, returns to The Angry Clover for a live performance of rock covers. This show marks another visit to the venue by the band.

The Angry Clover
AUG30
Music

Dirty Side Down at Platte River Grill - Littleton (Sunday August 30th afternoon)

Dirty Side Down returns to Platte River Bar & Grill in Littleton for an outdoor patio performance. Enjoy a family friendly atmosphere with free admission, along with great food and drinks available from the venue.

AUG30
Festivals

Affordable Arts Festival

The Affordable Arts Festival brings together more than 160 fine artists from Colorado and across the country, with every piece of artwork priced at $150 or less. It takes place on the Arapahoe Community College campus in Littleton. Admission is $12, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Proceeds support the ACC Foundation by funding scholarships, with more than $360,000 raised to date. Recognized among the top five shows in the country for five consecutive years within the top 200 arts festivals, this event highlights quality, accessibility, and community impact.

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Sales & Discounts

Eaglecrest HS Mattress Sale-Up to 50% OFF Retail!

The Eaglecrest HS Marching Band hosts its annual mattress fundraiser at Eaglecrest High School, featuring savings of up to 50 percent off typical retail pricing on mattresses and accessories. More than 30 models will be available from brands like Purple, Helix, Simmons Beautyrest, Therapedic, Innomax, American Sleep, and Tranquility, and every size is offered, including twin XL and California king. Certain options can be custom sized for RVs or antique bed frames, and several models qualify for free shipping within the contiguous United States. Orders are placed during the sale, then made to order and shipped directly from the manufacturer with standard factory warranties that are generally 10 years or longer. Beds are ready about three to five weeks after the fundraiser for pickup, or choose an optional white glove delivery service, with full distribution details shared at the event. Adjustable power bases will be showcased to raise or lower the head and foot for added comfort while reading, watching TV, or working in bed. New this year, personal neck and back massagers will be available, along with Infinity luxury massage chairs described as promoting feel good endorphins. A popular lineup of pillows will be on hand, including cooling gel styles and selections infused with essential oils such as lavender, chamomile, and peppermint. Sheets, mattress protectors and pads, and frames are also available. Every purchase supports the students in the program, and mentioning the student you are supporting includes a complimentary set of microfiber sheets with any mattress purchase.

Eaglecrest High School Raptors
SEP1
Health & Wellness

Aurora Senior Expo

A free expo in the Main Hall at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds connects seniors and their families with local organizations dedicated to helping them. Attendees can meet local groups, take part in health screenings, and enjoy refreshments. Prize drawings are included.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
SEP3
Music

Kingpin Posse - Tailgate Tavern - Patio

Kingpin Posse returns to the patio at Tailgate Tavern & Grill for Country Night, filling the evening with country dance tunes. A prime rib dinner special will be available, and line dance lessons are offered to get dancers moving.

Tailgate Tavern & Grill
SEP4
Markets

All C's Collector's Showcase Fall 2026 Presented by Aurora Rise

Presented by Aurora Rise, this three day collector showcase hosted by All C's Collectibles fills the Arapahoe County Fair & Event Center with sports and non-sports trading cards, TCG, toys, comics, Funko figures, and more. The event spans 32,000 square feet of vendors, artists, gaming, guests, and participation from local businesses and comic shops. It is family friendly, and both admission and parking are free. A silent auction offers items on display throughout the show, with bidding held on the final day and all proceeds benefiting Aurora Rise. A live auction is also planned, with opportunities to preview items and complete signups before bidding begins, and a portion of final bids supporting Aurora Rise. Video gaming tournaments are planned to be hosted by Jamie Sherman and the nonprofit Extra Life, with details to be announced. Organized by All C's Collectibles, which has supported the collecting community for more than 38 years.

Arapahoe County Fair & Event Center
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Music

Rock Candy @ The Platte

Rock Candy returns to Platte River Bar And Grill for a patio performance. Enjoy food and drinks as live music fills the outdoor space.

Platte River Bar And Grill
SEP7
Sports

Labor Day Half Marathon - 2026

Bid farewell to summer at the Labor Day Half Marathon at Parker’s Salisbury Park, a short drive southeast of Denver. Take on a half marathon, 10K, or 5K along a flat, quick route that traces the scenic banks of Cherry Creek. Whether you are aiming for a personal record or simply looking to enjoy the day, runners and walkers of every level are welcome.

Salisbury Equestrian Park - Parker, CO
SEP12
Fundraisers

Piggy Masquerade Party

Celebrate rescued pigs at a masquerade-themed evening featuring a high-quality vegan dinner, music and dancing, games, a photo booth, and a silent auction. Masks are encouraged but optional. There is no formal dress code, so wear what feels comfortable.

Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Club
SEP12
Markets

Littleton Artisan Fair

Colorado creativity fills this artisan fair, where dozens of carefully selected small makers, bakers, artists, and boutiques present their work. Discover one-of-a-kind pieces and thoughtfully upcycled finds, including leather bags and accessories made from reclaimed materials, hand poured soy candles, goat milk soaps featuring Colorado ingredients, clothing and jewelry reimagined from vintage fabrics, herb gardens and wreaths, macramé crafted from reused rope, along with original art, photography, ceramics, and more. Shop small and local while enjoying music and gourmet bites from food trucks and bakeries. Every market features a Grand Prize Giveaway, with one attendee winning a bundle of items donated by all vendors. The first 50 pre-registered guests holding a complimentary ticket receive a VIP bag filled with samples, coupons, and other goodies. Admission is free, and the atmosphere is family friendly and pet friendly. Vendor and crafter opportunities are available.

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Family

Mountain Vista Elementary Fundraiser

Families and friends can enjoy slide-filled fun at Slick City Southlands while supporting Mountain Vista Elementary School. A portion of sales goes back to the school when tickets are purchased or when the fundraiser is mentioned during purchase. Look forward to plenty of laughs and a strong sense of community.

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Music

90's Night at ViewHouse Littleton

Celebrate a 90s-themed night at ViewHouse Littleton with music on the upstairs outdoor patio. Enjoy the lively atmosphere and the fact that it is a free show.

SEP18
Family

September Specialties — 6 shows, 3 days .. infinite FUN!

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds in Aurora, Colorado hosts three days of concurrent Great Dane specialty shows followed by all-breed competition. Hosted by the Great Dane Club of Greater Denver, it brings exhibitors from the Mountain West, Midwest, and West Coast for a packed slate of competition. Six shows are scheduled across three days in response to feedback that five days felt too long, creating a more compact format. Sweepstakes judging will be handled by Lori Bielke and Beth Whitcher. Specialty and BPUP judging features Laura Munro and Mimi Kim, with Nancy Simmons also judging specialty. All-breed judging will be conducted by Richard Lewis, Dr. Wanda Spediacci, and Gary Newton. Onofrio serves as the show superintendent. Entry details, premium lists, and show schedules will be announced.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
SEP25
Sports

Full Court Exchange - Free Pickleball Event

Full Court Exchange offers free open play in a relaxed community setting where players and coaches share the courts. Expect friendly matches, simple tips, and light challenges, along with chances to connect with the coaching team in an easygoing environment. Suitable for newcomers and regulars, with both members and guests welcome. Attendees can also stay afterward for the Final Friday Social.

SEP26
Comedy

Brad Upton at Pace Center - Parker

Brad Upton is set to appear at the Pace Center in Parker, Colorado.

Pace Center Dr, Parker, CO 80138, United States
SEP26
Fundraisers

STOMP Out Epilepsy and SUDEP Walk/Run

The 17th Annual STOMP Out Epilepsy and SUDEP brings together families, friends, advocates, and supporters at Hudson Gardens to raise awareness, honor those affected by epilepsy and SUDEP, and help fund essential resources. The event features a self-timed 5K run and a 1 mile Family Fun Walk for all ages, with a brief remembrance opportunity for participants walking in memory of a loved one. Long-sleeved event shirts are available for a minimal cost. Fundraising is a central focus, with options to form teams or choose a Fundraise Only path for those who cannot attend in person. Recognition items are offered at milestone levels, including a STOMP branded tumbler at $250, a tumbler plus sling backpack at $500, and a tumbler, sling backpack, and hoodie at $1,000. Teams that raise $10,000 or more are invited to an appreciation experience connected with Epilepsy Awareness Day at Disneyland or Disney World, or The Purple Day Expo, noted as a $3,000 value. Admission includes family friendly extras such as face painting, character appearances, food, and a variety of vendors. Proceeds help provide fully trained seizure response dogs, life saving movement monitors for those in need, and wish trips to epilepsy awareness events.

Hudson Gardens
SEP26
Music

Creedence Colorado Revival- Tailgate Tavern

This evening in Parker, Colorado celebrates the music of John Fogerty and CCR on the patio.

Parker, Colorado
SEP27
Markets

Centennial Artisan Fair

Experience a curated marketplace featuring Colorado makers, artists, and small businesses in a lively yet easygoing outdoor setting. Browse handmade pieces, boutique selections, and unique finds while connecting with local artists and discovering distinctive brands. Food and treats add to the relaxed vibe, making it a comfortable outing for families, friends, and casual plans. Conveniently set near Park Meadows, it is an inviting place to stroll, explore, and come across something unexpected.

SEP28
Sports

EOD Golf Tournament

Hosted by the United States Bomb Technician Association, this annual EOD golf day brings the community together at The Club at Inverness for a day on the course, camaraderie, and friendly competition. Attendees can register as individuals or form a foursome, explore sponsorship opportunities, and help support programs that strengthen and serve the bomb technician community. The event welcomes EOD professionals, bomb technicians, and supporters who want to connect, play, and contribute to a meaningful cause.

The Club at Inverness
OCT2
Music

Back in Centennial at Papa's Public House

The Jimmy Junior Blues Band makes a return appearance at Papa's Public House in Centennial with a live blues set featuring Jimmy Junior on harmonica and lead vocals, Joel Dusek on lead guitar and lead vocals, Ken Cornell on bass and vocals, and Mike Rossi on drums.

Papa’s Public House - Willow Creek
OCT3
Sports

Outlast Denver

Set against the trails of Chatfield State Park, this six-hour endurance challenge asks runners to complete a 5K at the start of each hour. Finish a lap within the hour to keep going. Cross the line early and use the remaining time to recover before the next round. Miss a lap and your day is done. Make it through all six rounds to outlast the challenge.

Chatfield State Park
OCT4
Festivals

Georgia Independence Day 2026

Centennial Center Park Amphitheater hosts a celebration of Georgia’s Independence Day, presented by the Colorado Georgian Community Association, Ertoba. Promoted as the biggest Georgian gathering in Colorado to date, this family-friendly festival highlights music, dance, art, food, and community. Zumbaland, led by Zaza Korinteli, also known as Korro or Zumba, performs an ethno jazz program of 17 songs that includes new music premiered live. Traditional dances including Acharuli, Kartuli, Apkhazuri, Parikaoba, and Mtiuluri are showcased by performers in full traditional style. Guests can browse a Georgian art exhibition with works available for purchase, enjoy khinkali, khachapuri, and other specialties from authentic vendors, and sample Georgian wines and spirits that reflect an 8,000 year winemaking heritage. A live auction and raffle add to the festivities, and a variety of vendors offer food, crafts, and more. The atmosphere is welcoming for all ages, inviting families and friends to share in the culture and history of Georgia in Colorado.

Centennial Center Park
OCT4
Markets

Dry Creek Fall Festival

Dry Creek Fall Festival presents a community pop-up marketplace featuring local small businesses, makers, wellness providers, artists, food vendors, entertainers, and more. Browse for one-of-a-kind gifts, treats, and handmade items while supporting local entrepreneurs. It offers opportunities to shop local, discover new businesses, enjoy food and entertainment, and celebrate the fall season. Entry is free.

OCT9
Music

Dirty Side Down at Angry Clover - Aurora (Friday October 9th)

Dirty Side Down, a rock cover band, makes a return appearance at The Angry Clover in Aurora, Colorado with a live set of rock covers. This show brings the band back to a familiar stage for another night of music.

The Angry Clover
OCT10
Music

Rock Candy @ Angry Clover

Channel your party spirit as ROCK CANDY brings a well-known variety show to the area, packed with high-energy musical fun. This is not background noise, it is a participatory dance party where the crowd is part of the action.

The Angry Clover
OCT10
Family

Repticon Denver

Repticon Denver brings two days of reptile and exotic animal excitement to Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. Explore live creatures from across the globe, shop for pets and pet supplies directly from knowledgeable experts at standout prices, and expand your understanding of reptiles and exotic species through engaging interactions and insights. This two-day expo blends displays, learning, and shopping for a weekend dedicated to the fascinating world of reptiles and exotics.

Arapahoe County Fairgrounds
OCT10
Festivals

Littleton Museum Harvest Festival

This annual harvest celebration takes place on the living history farms at Littleton Museum, offering a full day of seasonal fun for all ages. Entry is free, with no-cost highlights that include a live musical performance in the pumpkin field, plentiful photo spots among pumpkins, historic wagons and period buildings, the Toddler Hay Bale Maze, the Curio Tent, and a chance to see a pig roast. Visitors can explore historical demonstrations, pick out Halloween pumpkins, ride in wagons, and enjoy family friendly activities across the grounds. Some experiences require payment, such as purchasing pumpkins, taking wagon rides, trying 1890s style carnival games, and enjoying refreshments like apple cider, pumpkin cupcakes, cotton candy, and concession meals.

Littleton Museum
OCT15
Music

Joe Wren & The Roadies at The Angry Clover

Country night takes over The Angry Clover as Joe Wren & The Roadies bring a lively set that keeps the dance floor humming. Expect plenty of chances to two-step or slip into a cha cha, with upbeat country tunes fueling a fun, high-energy atmosphere.

The Angry Clover
OCT16
Music

Red Rock Vixens @ Tailgate Tavern

Red Rock Vixens bring a fired-up, party-starting set to Tailgate Tavern & Grill, keeping the momentum high from the opening song through the finale. The seven-member band is led by three standout female vocalists who stack rich harmonies over a blend of classic rock, nostalgic favorites, and current hits. The performance leans into lively crowd interaction, big sing along moments, and an upbeat vibe that makes it hard to stay in your seat.

Tailgate Tavern & Grill
OCT17
Seasonal

2026 Witch Paddle

Witches take to the water for a festive group paddle that features a coordinated launch. Vendors and food trucks will be on site for attendees to enjoy. Registration is required to paddle. Spectators may attend at no cost with a park pass.

Chatfield State Park

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