Events in Centennial today

Twisted Wardrobe Designs marks the start of a new season with Fall In With Friends, a relaxed day to browse fresh arrivals, connect with others, and celebrate fall. Look for transitional and autumn pieces in boho and chic styles, including dresses, jackets, classic staples, jewelry, bags, and more. Each purchase during the event becomes an entry for a chance to win a prize basket or a gift card, and guests who come with a friend will both receive a small sparkly wrist treat. New markdowns will be waiting on the sale rack, adding even more finds to explore.

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.

Get clear, straightforward guidance on Medicare during a complimentary 45-minute educational workshop presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association. Designed for people nearing age 65, the session covers how Parts A and B work, expected costs, whether enrollment is required, how employer coverage can coordinate with Medicare, the kinds of plan options that may be available in your area, and whether spouses can choose different plans. The workshop is led by Jim Garey, who has helped thousands navigate Medicare and is known for breaking down complex rules into understandable steps. As an independent broker and agent, he offers a wide range of tailored options and is recognized with a five star Better Business Bureau rating under Silver Sherpa, Inc. This is an educational event only, with no sales or plan-specific details discussed. Seating is limited. Contact information is requested for confirmation and is kept secure and confidential. The organizers note they do not represent every plan in the area and currently work with 12 organizations that offer 63 products. For a full picture of all available choices, consult Medicare resources or your State Health Insurance Program. Not affiliated with the U.S. government or the federal Medicare program. By submitting information, you may be contacted by a licensed representative of the U.S. Retirement Education Association, including by text.

This event features a trivia night with Mile High Music Patrol.

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.

Settle into a Qi Gong practice that blends mindful breathing, gentle movement, and meditation to support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. The session features bamboo stick work that encourages a balanced flow of Yin and Yang energy while improving joint mobility and strengthening connective tissues, ligaments, and muscles. Participants can cultivate greater strength and flexibility for overall vitality. A Qi Gong bamboo stick is required for class. If you do not already have one, it can be ordered in advance and provided at the session. Lightweight sticks are recommended for females and heavyweight sticks are recommended for males. The drop-in rate is $22 and participation may also be covered by existing class packs. This class is held in the studio.

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.

Settle into a candlelit guided meditation designed to harmonize the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual self for deeper soul connection. The instructor offers gentle Reiki energy balancing with light touch while guiding a unique flow each time, blending intention setting, breathwork, easy stretching, and soothing music. Participants often seek benefits such as reduced stress and discomfort, renewed energy, chakra balancing, heightened intuition, support for dreamwork, and reconnection with inner wisdom and personal power. The experience is 90 minutes, with about 75 minutes of practice followed by 15 minutes for grounding and a community share. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to settle into a quiet space, as entry is not permitted once the session begins. Prepaid credit is charged for cancellations within 24 hours, no shows, or late arrivals, with no exceptions. No prerequisites. Price is $22 for a drop in, and class packs may be used.

Enjoy a pint at Locavore Beer Works while putting your knowledge to the test with Denver Trivia League. It is free to play and open to everyone, and the highest scoring teams take home prizes. Gather a team or play with new friends, give it a try, and see how many questions you can ace.

Designed for babies and toddlers younger than two, this play-centered group is led by occupational, physical, and speech therapists. Sessions bring little ones together for themed activities that build movement, communication, and sensory skills. Families have space to connect, children are free to explore at their own pace, and everyone is welcomed just as they are. Open to all families, siblings included, it is especially supportive for children with a broad range of developmental needs who benefit from a nurturing, guided environment.

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.

Enjoy a weekly spread of freshly baked sourdough loaves, focaccia, scones, cookies, granola and other treats from local baker Chalk & Flour at Curate Mercantile. Owner Steph brings in a fresh batch for purchase until it sells out, and pre-orders are offered so you can pick up at the Curate location you prefer. The selection changes from week to week, giving you something new to try each visit. While browsing, check out the marketplace of 100-plus local vendors featuring clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado food items, gifts and home decor.

Freshly baked gluten free sourdough breads, bagels, English muffins, cookies, and more from Just As Good Bakery are available each week at both Curate Mercantile locations in Centennial and Littleton. Owner Amy brings a new batch for purchase, with limited quantities, and the selection changes from week to week. Preordering for the following week is available, with the new menu opening on Friday and orders due by Monday, and you can choose which Curate Mercantile location to pick up from. While you are there, explore a wide range of local vendors featuring clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado foods, gifts, and home decor.

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 to-go meal is offered every Thursday, open to everyone. There are no questions asked and no requirements. It is a chance to receive free food and connect with the community.

Trivia night at Comet Brews pairs crafty questions with craft beer in downtown Littleton. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.

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.

The Refillary offers organic, locally baked sourdough from Forest Trail Farm on Fridays. Loaves are available until sold out on a first come basis. To reserve a loaf, place an advance order by Wednesday night. While you are there, bring your own jars and containers to refill household essentials.

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.

This Teen Night at Slick City offers a $19.99 ticket that includes a 120-minute Action Pass along with a slice of pizza, a side of fries, and a fountain soda. CitySocks are required for participation and are not included in the ticket price. A valid student ID is needed to redeem the offer.

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.