Events in Centennial, CO

Donate blood at the Vitalant Blood Drive at Aspen Grove to support patients who need it most. As a thank you, every donor at this drive will receive two movie tickets to Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Aspen Grove. The Bloodmobile has limited capacity, so reserving a spot in advance is recommended. Use Blood Drive Code A982 when scheduling. Walk-ins may be accommodated if space is available, though appointments are encouraged since spots can fill quickly.

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.

Considering a longarm quilting machine for personal projects or a new business? This APQS Road Show offers an engaging, hands-on look at APQS longarms. Explore different models, try them out to experience smooth, consistent stitching, and get insights on selecting a machine and table setup that fits your space and quilting style. Special Roadshow discounts on machines will be available. Financing is offered through APQS financing partners, including options to get pre-approved before the Road Show. APQS brings four decades of experience, machines built in the USA with a factory in Carroll, Iowa, a lifetime warranty, and a strong commitment to customer support.

Brewery Boot Camp brings an hour-long total body workout to Two22 Brew, welcoming everyone from beginners to seasoned athletes, with all equipment provided and discounted craft beer available afterward. Pre-registration is available through the Momence app, where classes are listed under Colorado Fitness Headquarters. The drop-in price is $15. Attendees should bring their own water and be prepared for outdoor exercise depending on the weather. Organizers encourage supporting the brewery by staying for a beer after the workout. This program takes place on the second Saturday of each month.

Happiness & Sweets by Mari brings a beloved pop-up to Curate Mercantile’s flagship location in Centennial, featuring brigadeiros, Brazil’s classic bite-size chocolate confections, along with rotating seasonal flavors, donut-inspired treats, gluten-free choices, and occasional surprises. The goodies draw a dedicated following and often sell out quickly. While visiting, explore a marketplace of more than 100 local vendors offering clothing, jewelry, home décor, plants, Colorado-made foods, handmade items, gifts, and cards. The store has been regularly honored as a best gift shop. Gift wrapping is available, making it simple to find and finish presents for birthdays, special occasions, or a well-earned treat for yourself.

Sweet Saturdays return to Curate Mercantile with a pop-up from Next Door Bakes by H, offering fresh baked treats, seasonal sweets, and cinnamon rolls. Owner Hannah will be on site with a changing selection of cookies, cinnamon rolls, and other baked goods. The marketplace features more than 100 local makers and small businesses with handmade items, clothing, jewelry, home decor, Colorado food products, plants, gifts, and cards. Gift wrapping is available to make local gift giving easy. No RSVP is required.

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.

Redwine & Whiskey makes an appearance at 2 Penguins.

Level Four improv and acting returns in Parker with a teen program centered on relationship-driven scenes. Participants will learn to quickly define character relationships that anchor their work, then build authentic, engaging narratives from those connections. The curriculum encourages bold, truthful choices that evolve relationships in surprising and entertaining ways. The class is led by Second City Chicago alum Grant Garrison and is offered once each year. It is designed for ages 13 to 17.

A neighboring community is hosting a monthly series of summer food truck nights with plenty of food and playground fun. Attendees are encouraged to bring picnic chairs and blankets to relax and enjoy the evening. The lineup of participating trucks is shared each month as information is received.

Mountain View and Northeast Elementary Schools are partnering with Chick-fil-A of Parker for a Spirit Night that gives back. Place a mobile order and enter the case-sensitive code MVNSN to support their Community Care event, or mention the schools by name when ordering in the drive-thru or dining room. With each qualifying purchase, the schools receive 25% back in food credit.

Step up to the mic or relax in the audience for an open mic filled with live music and entertainment. Perform if you want to share your talents, or simply listen and enjoy. The atmosphere is welcoming and supportive for everyone.

A welcoming space for a growing network of local healers, therapists, and wellness entrepreneurs, the Practitioner Circle at Release Bodywork + Healing Wellness Center offers a relaxed setting to meet, exchange ideas, support one another, and explore collaborations without competition or pressure. The focus is on genuine connection, sisterhood, and collective growth. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, flyers, collaboration ideas, and their warmest energy, along with a favorite beverage such as hot cocoa or tea.

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.

A relaxed, welcoming gathering for people who like to make things and meet new faces. Bring a small, easy to carry project such as knitting, crochet, embroidery, sketching, journaling, or mending, then settle in for a cozy session of creativity and conversation.

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.

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.

Experience a three day, in-person Level 1 Foundations of Integral Sound Healing workshop at The Resonance Room in Centennial, Colorado. Guided by teacher Molly Adkins, participants explore a variety of sound healing instruments and learn practical ways to support balance and well-being across body, emotions, mind, soul, and spirit. The training is designed for anyone wishing to develop skills for personal practice and for offering support to others, including friends, family, and clients.

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.

Dirty Side Down returns to Platte River Bar & Grill in Littleton for a performance. There is no cover, and the music takes place on the stage out on the patio. The atmosphere welcomes all ages, and the venue serves food and drinks.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Resolute Brewing Company - Centennial, featuring a different lineup of comedians at each show. Expect performers with credits on television and popular podcasts, delivering a fresh mix of material every time. Settle in for laughs at the brewery as the series brings comedy to this local venue.

Seattle Reign FC travels to face Denver Summit FC, matching a seasoned squad against a rising home side. Expect contrasting approaches on the field and decisive one-on-one battles, all in a setting that keeps you close to the play. It is poised to be an engaging evening of soccer with momentum swings from kickoff to the final whistle.

Participants will assemble nonperishable, healthy meals for families experiencing food insecurity in Colorado and around the world. This collaborative, hands-on effort focuses on preparing food that can be stored safely until it reaches those who need it most.

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.

At Chick-fil-A Parker, a Spirit Night benefits the Legend HS Marching Band. Mobile orders that include the code LEGEND, entered with exact capitalization, will count toward this Community Care event. If ordering in the drive-thru or the dining room, mention the band’s name at checkout. The band receives 25% of event proceeds as food credit.

A hands-on packing session focused on assembling shelf-stable, nutritious meal kits for families experiencing food insecurity in Colorado and around the world. Participants work together to prepare meals that keep well on the shelf and deliver dependable nourishment to communities in need.

Support Pine Lane Elementary at Chick-fil-A of Parker during a Community Care Event. If ordering through the app, enter the case-sensitive code PineLane so your purchase is included. If you order in the drive-thru or in the dining room, mention Pine Lane Elementary at checkout. The school earns 10% cash back or 25% in food credit.

A free community hike at Upper Beaver Brook Reservoir is part of Miles for MALT, a month-long challenge organized by Mountain Area Land Trust that brings people together in support of conservation. As the fourth and final hike in the series, it emphasizes purposeful movement and an appreciation for the Colorado trails and landscapes that define the state. The broader effort invites participants to hike, stay active, and fundraise in support of Mountain Area Land Trust’s mission to protect land, water, wildlife, and Colorado’s way of life. The series leads into the inaugural Celebration of Conservation at Alderfer Three Sisters.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

Explore strategies for tax‑smart giving at a seminar led by a panel of experts. The discussion covers qualified charitable gifts, using required minimum distributions to support charitable goals, the use of donor advised funds, donating appreciated stock, and options for legacy giving. Refreshments will be available.

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.

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.

At Centennial Airport, Modern Aviation hosts the annual Denver Fly Day presented by Challenge Air for Kids and Friends. This event welcomes children and teens with special needs, ages 7 to 21, for an aviation-focused experience that emphasizes confidence and self-esteem. Founded to change perceptions through flight, Challenge Air creates meaningful moments that help participants discover courage and imagine wider possibilities for their futures. The day is designed to inspire, highlighting how achievements in the air can fuel belief in what is possible beyond the runway.

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.

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.

The Tailgate Tavern hosts a country night featuring Rhett Haney. Put on your dancing boots and get ready to hit the floor.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Wildlife On The Move brings a live animal show titled The Unhuggables to Tagawa Gardens as part of the Fall Family Festival. This public program introduces audiences to wildlife in a presentation created for festival guests.

A monthly, in-person circle offers gentle support for those grieving a companion animal, preparing for a transition, or learning how to live with a bond that has changed. The gathering creates a compassionate space where stories are welcomed, emotions are honored, and love is recognized in its many forms. Attendees can expect a calming meditation to settle the nervous system, optional sharing held with care, and a mindful atmosphere that centers kindness and presence. The circle is led by Jaime Kuhn, an Animal Reiki Teacher and Certified Companion Animal End of Life Doula. It takes place at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts, a serene community setting for reflective and spiritual work. This offering is for anyone mourning the death or transition of a beloved animal, navigating anticipatory grief from aging or illness, wishing to continue a relationship with an animal in spirit, or seeking gentle community support without pressure to speak. People only are permitted, and animal companions should remain at home to maintain a focused environment and to respect venue policies. Free parking is available, and the gathering space is on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Seating is limited. Registration and payment are required to secure a spot. A sliding scale of $15 to $35 is available, with $25 as the suggested rate, and the community care option helps keep the accessible rate possible for others. Due to system defaults, the registration form may show the sustaining rate first and alternate pricing can be arranged upon request. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the circle, minus processing fees. Credits for the same circle title are issued for cancellations between 48 hours and 7 days. No refunds or credits are available within 48 hours of the start. Wherever you are in the journey of loss and remembrance, this circle offers a steady place to breathe, connect, and be met with understanding.

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.

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.

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.

At Ponderosa High School, this festive craft fair offers an easy start to holiday shopping. Browse local offerings and discover unique gifts for everyone in a warm, community setting.

Aspen Grove transforms into a Halloween celebration with the Monster Bash paired with the Mystikal Makers’ Market. Highlights include a candy crawl through the shops while supplies last, bounce houses, festive games for all ages, hayrides, main stage magic, face painting with spooky designs, and a DJ spinning Halloween favorites. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science will be on site with its Curiosity Cruiser mobile experience. Shoppers can explore a vibrant outdoor market hosted by Colorado Markets, featuring more than 100 local vendors offering handmade goods, gifts, clothing, food, and more. Some booths marked with a pumpkin sign will hand out candy. Food and beverages are available throughout the market. Energy Alley features card readers and energy healers. VIP or General Admission sign up provides entry into a Grand Prize Giveaway.

Next Stop Comedy presents a rotating showcase of stand-up at Resolute Brewing Company - Centennial in Centennial. Every show features a new mix of comedians, including performers with television appearances and podcast credits. The series brings live comedy to a local brewery setting with a different lineup each time.

Hosted at The Village Workspace, this men-only summit welcomes adults and teens ages 13 to 17 for a day focused on growth, connection, and practical tools. Centered on inner development and a vision of building stronger men for a better world, the program brings together men with shared goals to learn, collaborate, and support one another. Coffee and donuts set the tone for conversation and networking, lunch is a taco bar, and parking is free. The schedule blends four TEDx-style talks with facilitated, candid dialogue, personal challenges, and peer support, offering practical frameworks for stronger leadership, healthier relationships, and improved wellness. The approach is steady and respectful rather than hyped. There are no political agendas, no religious sermonizing, no boot-camp mentality, no guilt or shaming, and no hard-sell marketing. Adult tickets are $50. Teen tickets are free when an accompanying adult attends, and teens must be accompanied by an adult. Proceeds benefit a local men's nonprofit. Presented by BeMen, a nonprofit focused on healthy masculinity through honest conversation, shared resources, and mutual encouragement, with sponsors oriented to men's interests.

This year’s Yooper picnic takes place at DeKoevend Park in Centennial, which offers picnic tables, free parking, and a playground for children. Pasties are not planned this year because options priced under twelve dollars have not been found.

Racing Louisville FC travels to face Denver Summit FC at Centennial Stadium. Expect differing styles and new tactical ideas, with both teams intent on setting the tempo and turning brief openings into goals. The close-to-the-field setting keeps every play within reach, creating an energetic atmosphere for top-tier women’s soccer.

Donate blood with Vitalant at Aspen Grove and help save lives. There is an ongoing need for blood, and every contribution supports patients in critical situations. As a thank you, donors will receive two movie tickets valid at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at Aspen Grove. The Bloodmobile has limited capacity, so scheduling an appointment in advance is encouraged, and walk-ins are accepted if space allows. When making an appointment, use Blood Drive Code A982.

Celebrate Halloween at The Studio at Mainstreet with a rock-fueled party led by PHOENIX, Parker-based rock monsters. Costumes are encouraged, and the focus is on live music and a lively Halloween atmosphere. Rise alongside PHOENIX as the band turns the celebration into a monster mash.

Enjoy a night of activity at Slick City while supporting Fox Hollow Elementary School. A share of event ticket revenue goes back to the school to benefit its students and programs. Tickets may be purchased ahead of time online, or on site with purchases credited to the cause by letting the front counter know it is for the Fox Hollow Elementary School Fundraiser. Families and friends can race down slides and share plenty of laughs while contributing to a meaningful school fundraiser.

Tagawa Gardens hosts a festive arts and crafts marketplace filled with local makers and handmade goods. Explore original art, one-of-a-kind pieces, seasonal decor and gifts, clothing, and packaged foods to take home. Admission is $6 and is valid for all three days. Children 12 and under receive free entry, and veterans are always free.

An annual makeup blowout sale in South Denver at the Embassy Suites Denver Tech Center features big savings on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Guests receive a complimentary eyeshadow upon arrival. Expect discounts up to 75 percent, free admission, and a family friendly setting with kids welcome. Cash and cards are accepted.

A festive gathering at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds brings together a holiday market with mindful, mystical experiences. Explore offerings from more than 100 makers, artists, and holistic practitioners featuring handcrafted gifts, crystals and sacred tools, wellness services, and other one of a kind finds for meaningful gifting or self care. On-site experiences include intuitive and psychic readings, energy healing, aura photography by Vivid Vibes Aura, Colorado Fairy Hair Sparkles, and creations inspired by zen and spirit, with much more to discover. A full slate of workshops and presentations invites attendees to learn, uplift their spirits, and deepen their seasonal inspiration. Savor bites from local food trucks, sip something warm, and enjoy a cheerful atmosphere in the company of a welcoming community. Door prizes and giveaways add an extra touch of holiday magic. Admission is $10 for the entire weekend, and children 10 and under are free.

At the Pace Center, John McEuen and The Circle Band present an evening devoted to the music, stories, and legacy behind Will the Circle Be Unbroken. A founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, McEuen leads a multimedia journey through the making of the groundbreaking 1972 album that connected generations of country, bluegrass, and folk artists. The program blends archival photographs, rare 8mm film, storytelling, and live performances to illuminate how the original sessions united the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with figures such as Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson, Maybelle Carter, Roy Acuff, Merle Travis, and Vassar Clements, a collaboration later recognized by the Library of Congress and the GRAMMY Hall of Fame. McEuen appears with fellow musicians including Nitty Gritty Dirt Band co-founder Les Thompson and instrumentalist Danny Knicely, performing favorites like Mr. Bojangles, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, and House at Pooh Corner, alongside road stories and behind the scenes memories from the historic recording.

Lucky Hour performs live at Farro Italian Restaurant. Italian cuisine and wine complement the music.

This in-person monthly circle at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts offers a compassionate space for people grieving a beloved animal, preparing for a transition, or tending an enduring bond with an animal in spirit. The hour includes a calming meditation, optional sharing held with care, and gentle, mindfulness-based practices that support steadiness, connection, and breath. The gathering is led by Jaime Kuhn, an End-of-Life Doula and Animal Reiki Teacher, and is designed to honor stories without pressure to be over the loss or to explain its depth. It welcomes those navigating recent goodbyes or remembering companions from years past, as well as anyone seeking community support without a requirement to speak. The circle is for human participants only. Please leave animal companions at home to maintain a focused environment and to respect venue policies. There is free parking on site, and the space is located on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Capacity is limited. Advance registration is recommended, and payment is required to confirm a seat, with walk-ins accommodated only if space allows. A sliding scale of 15 to 35 dollars is available with a suggested contribution of 25 dollars. Alternate pricing can be arranged when needed. Refunds are available up to seven days before the start, minus processing fees. Cancellations made between 48 hours and seven days before the start receive a credit for the same titled circle within 12 months, and credits are not transferable. No refunds or credits are offered for cancellations less than 48 hours before the start.

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

Lucky Hour brings live music to Papa's Public House, a welcoming and intimate bar and restaurant serving tasty food. The atmosphere suits a relaxed evening with dinner, drinks, and music.

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.

Country night takes over The Angry Clover as Joe Wren & The Roadies set the pace for a buzzing dance floor. Two-step or try a cha cha for a fun evening of country dancing.

Celebrate the season at a bustling indoor holiday market featuring local vendors and festive activities at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. Browse for unique gifts, enjoy family-friendly fun, and meet Santa while the event welcomes thousands of shoppers. Vendor applications are open during a VIP launch period with early pricing available for a limited time. Booth options include 10x10 spaces for $125 and 5x8 spaces for $75.