This weekend in Centennial, CO

A pop-up from The Dip Bar brings handmade sweets to Curate Mercantile at Aspen Grove. Local mom Alyssa will be there with a selection that includes cake pops in multiple flavors with new fall-themed varieties, plus chocolate-covered Oreos and chocolate-covered pretzels. Pick up a treat for yourself, choose something fun for the kids, or find a small gift. While there, browse Curate Mercantile’s marketplace to discover gifts, clothing, jewelry, home decor, gourmet foods, handcrafted goods, self-care products, and more from Colorado vendors. It is an easy way to support a local mom-owned business while enjoying something delicious.

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.

After Hours transforms Slick City Southlands into a glowing, high-energy playground filled with epic thrills and nonstop vibes. Slide through the fog, rock glow face paint, grab glow bracelets, and experience favorite attractions under neon lights. Wear your favorite glow-in-the-dark outfit to light up the night. Tickets are available now and at the door.

Stroll beneath leafy shade while enjoying oversized pretzels and fresh cheese curds. Browse baskets of hanging flowers, fill a bag with produce, and explore a variety of food trucks. A favorite in the Denver area, this market blends tasty bites, flowers, and take-home finds.

TranscenDance™ offers a welcoming experience at Release Bodywork and Healing where movement supports well-being. This guided, open-format session encourages you to move in ways that feel natural, with no choreography to memorize and no previous dance training required. With inspiring music, thoughtful facilitation, and a caring community, participants can quiet mental noise, let go of tension, and reconnect with themselves. Whether the aim is to reduce stress, boost confidence, elevate your mood, or simply take some personal time, this experience provides a restorative pause for body, mind, and spirit. Arrive as you are and leave with renewed energy and a clearer sense of self.

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.

Discover Colorado-grown produce and local products at the Highlands Ranch Farmers’ Market at Highlands Ranch Town Center. Browse seasonal selections, meet area farmers, enjoy food from vendors, and connect with neighbors in a welcoming community setting. The market is held outdoors and goes on rain or shine, offering a genuine farm to table experience. SNAP and EBT are accepted at all market locations. Complimentary parking is available in the Town Center parking garage. Vendor participation is determined by the Metro Denver Farmers’ Market team, and HRCA is not involved in vendor selection.