Events in Centennial today

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.

Join the Sacred Temple Mystery School for Path #05, Love & Grace, a hands-on, in-person experience focused on learning to love yourself and others unconditionally. The day covers introductions and key themes, plus time for essential oils, mermaids, ocean-focused practices, rituals, and correspondences, guided by instructor Vialet B Rayne. Participants connect to ocean, salts, and mermaid energies, with an emphasis on recognizing your divine flow and supporting spiritual growth through reflection.

The Karter Karnival Festival brings families to Karter School of Parker for a community celebration featuring bounce houses and carnival games, yoga with goats, face painting and balloon art, live DJs alongside family entertainment, food trucks and snack vendors, local business booths, and giveaways. Admission is $5 per child, and adults attend free. For more information, call 720-446-1861 or email parker@karterschools.com.

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.

Brewery Boot Camp brings a total body workout to Two22 Brew, with a one hour session suitable for all fitness levels and all equipment provided. After the workout, participants can take advantage of discounted beer at the brewery. Pre-registration is available through the Momence app, where classes are listed under Colorado Fitness Headquarters, or drop in for $15. Bring water, and be ready for outdoor exercise if the workout is moved outside. Attendees are encouraged to support Two22 Brew by staying for a beer after class. This series returns on the second Saturday of each month.

Extreme Bar Bingo at The Studio brings lively games and two chances to win. Prizes, drinks and food are part of the fun, and cash jackpots can climb to as much as $15,000.

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.

On the second Saturday of each month, Curate Mercantile’s flagship Centennial location welcomes Next Door Bakes by H for a Sweet Saturdays pop-up. Expect a rotating lineup of fresh baked goods, including cookies, seasonal sweets, and beloved cinnamon rolls, with owner Hannah on site. Preordering is available for easy pickup. While there, explore offerings from more than 100 local makers and small businesses, featuring handmade goods, clothing, jewelry, home decor, Colorado food items, plants, gifts, and cards. Gift wrapping is available, and no RSVP is required.

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.

Rion Evans and Rion Evans Presents bring a live TV game show night to The Studio at Mainstreet, where participants can play versions of Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, Pyramid, and Press Your Luck. Prizes are on the line, and tickets are available for this lively tribute to classic television game shows.

An evening of stand-up that pokes at the automatic “doing great” response and the real stories behind it. This show explores the chaos, challenges, small victories, and everyday absurdity of being human, with comics sharing candid takes on mental health, recovery, relationships, and self doubt. It is comedy, not a lecture or a therapy session, and it aims to fill the room with laughter about the things many quietly carry. Headliner Christie Buchele, featured on Viceland, NBC, and Fox, brings unflinching honesty and quick wit. Feature act Joe Huisman, founder of Second Chance Comedy, turns experiences with addiction, recovery, and life’s detours into relatable stories. Jeremy Cash and Donna Shannon add their perspectives, and Jake L hosts. Half of all profits benefit Make Mental Health Matter, a nonprofit working to reduce stigma around mental health and suicide through education, awareness, and community action. Whether in therapy, in recovery, supporting someone, or simply holding it together, this night offers relief through shared laughter. Second Chance Comedy has been connecting with audiences across Colorado... sometimes the healthiest response is to laugh.

Second Chance Comedy presents “We’re All Doing Great” (And Other Lies), a stand-up show that turns life’s chaos into laughter while supporting mental health. This fundraiser supports Make Mental Health Matter, working to break the stigma around mental health and suicide through education and community action. The evening includes a featured lineup of comedians with topics that don’t shy away from the tough stuff, plus a hosted set. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 6:30 PM.

Enjoy a patriotic concert featuring The Denver Brass, Celtic Colorado Pipes & Drums, and Steve Taylor. The program blends bold brass sounds, soaring vocals, and bagpipes to celebrate milestone U.S. and Colorado anniversaries, with everything from anthems to heartfelt tributes and a whole lot of fun. Held at the Arvada Center, it is a high-energy evening of story, spirit, and sound.

Neon Nights transforms Slick City Southlands into a glow-filled playground. Slide through fog, try glow face paint, pick up glow bracelets, and experience the park’s attractions under vibrant neon lights. Wearing a glow-in-the-dark outfit is encouraged to light up the experience. Tickets are available in advance or at the door.

Brass Attack Band takes the stage at Tailgate Tavern in Parker, Colorado for a live performance.

Enjoy the shade trees while you browse the Parker Sunday Farmer's Market. Snack on huge pretzels and cheese curds, pick out hanging flower baskets, and fill your bag with produce while food trucks offer more to try. It is one of Denver's most popular markets.

Discover fresh Colorado produce and handmade goods at the Highlands Ranch Farmers’ Market in the heart of Highlands Ranch Town Center. Meet local growers, enjoy ready-to-eat bites, and spend time with the community in an inviting open-air setting. The market operates outdoors and continues rain or shine. SNAP benefits are accepted with EBT at all locations in this market family, helping make farm-fresh options more accessible. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Garage. Vendor participation is managed by the Metro Denver Farmers’ Market team, and HRCA does not handle vendor selection. Those interested in selling can find application information on the Metro Denver Farmers’ Market website.

This session provides a quiet, low-stimulation setting for children and their caregivers. Attendance is limited to six participants to keep the experience unhurried. Overhead lights remain off to create a soothing environment, and gentle instrumental music plays softly in the background. It is an interactive time for parent and child to take part together, and a guardian is expected to be on the floor with their child.

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.

Eric Golden performs a live set of traditional honky tonk country music, delivering the classic country sound.

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.

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

Every Monday, military personnel and first responders receive 10% off their food and beverage check by showing ID. The offer runs year-round at Colorado Pinball Pub in Littleton and in Monument. This ongoing special recognizes and celebrates their service.

Summer Movie Express comes back to Regal SouthGlenn with $1 admission and two PG-rated selections available each Monday through Thursday. The lineup rotates weekly. During Week 11, the featured films are The Sandlot (1993) and Muppets: Treasure Island (1996).

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.

Monday trivia nights at Denver Beer Co in Littleton offer brainy fun with brews and food available. It is free to play, and teams can compete for prizes.

Rooted in Chinese tradition, Qi Gong is a holistic discipline that blends mindful breathing, gentle movement, and meditation to support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health. This session features a bamboo stick mobility component that uses a training stick to reinforce alignment from the inside out while encouraging harmony between Yin and Yang. The practice supports joint range of motion and conditions connective tissues, ligaments, and muscles, which can enhance overall strength, flexibility, and vitality. A Qi Gong bamboo stick is required. If you do not already have one, it can be ordered in advance and provided at the class. Lightweight sticks are suggested for females and heavyweight sticks for males. The class is conducted in a studio setting. Drop-in is $22, and existing class packs may be used.

A casual weekly meetup in Parker where motorcyclists can work on their bikes, learn basic maintenance, and support each other in a friendly setting. Typical tasks include oil changes, tire swaps, chain adjustments, and brake pad replacements, and there is plenty of room for questions and learning. Common tools and supplies are on hand, including stands, sockets, torque wrenches, chain cleaner and lube, oil drain containers, and nitrogen for tires. No experience is required. Beginners are welcome. Even if a bike does not need attention, attendees can connect with local riders, talk motorcycles, and spend some time with Thor. Hosted at Jeffrey’s home in Parker, with the exact location shared privately upon request.

Experience a guided meditation by candlelight designed to harmonize the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of your being while deepening connection to the soul. The instructor offers gentle, light-touch Reiki to support energetic balance. Each class features a distinct intention and sequence that weaves breathwork, light stretching, and soothing music. Potential benefits include easing stress and discomfort, renewed vitality, chakra balancing, awakened intuition, support for dreamwork, and a strengthened sense of inner wisdom and soul power. The session lasts 90 minutes, with 75 minutes of practice followed by 15 minutes for grounding and community sharing. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to settle into a quiet space with clear intention. Late entry is not permitted once the class begins to maintain an uninterrupted atmosphere. Prepaid credits are charged for cancellations within 24 hours, for no-shows, or for late arrivals, with no exceptions. No prerequisites. Drop-in cost is $22, and class packs may be used.

A live musical performance pairs with dining at Farro Italian Restaurant. Music and a meal come together in one spot.

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.

This free concert in Commons Park is part of the Dancing in the Streets Summer Concert Series and features Last Men on Earth. The music is geared toward dancing and a lively crowd. Food is available within the park and in the surrounding area, and shops and restaurants are close by. The series is sponsored by The Steller Group.

A monthly in-person circle at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts offers gentle companionship for people mourning an animal companion, preparing for a goodbye, or learning to carry love in a new way. It creates a calm, respectful setting where stories are heard, feelings are honored, and the human–animal bond is treated with care rather than problem solving. Participants can expect a quiet grounding practice to settle the body and mind, time for voluntary sharing held with kindness, and a mindful, compassionate atmosphere that recognizes that love endures beyond form. The gathering is facilitated by Jaime Kuhn, an End-of-Life Doula and Animal Reiki Teacher. It is intended for anyone grieving a pet’s death or transition, navigating anticipatory grief related to aging, illness, or hospice, wishing to honor an animal in spirit, or seeking community support without pressure to speak. Whether the loss is recent or years past, all experiences are welcome. Please note that this circle is for humans only, so animal companions should remain at home. Free parking is available on site, and the space is located on the second floor of the office building with access by stairs or elevator. Seating is limited, and advance registration with payment is required to secure a place, with walk-ins accommodated only if room remains. A sliding scale is offered from $15 to $35, with a suggested contribution of $25, so participants can choose the amount that fits their circumstances. Refunds are available up to seven days before the start, credits are issued for cancellations made between 48 hours and seven days prior, and no refunds or credits are offered within 48 hours of the circle.

At Locavore Beer Works, the Denver Trivia League leads a free night of trivia where everyone can play. Teams compete for prizes awarded to the top finishers, and you can test your knowledge with friends or go solo while enjoying a beer.

Experience free outdoor yoga in the heart of Commons Park, presented by Elite Performance Center. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are new to yoga or have practiced for years. At select sessions, Whole Foods Market provides complimentary snacks after class.

Babies and toddlers younger than two can take part in a therapist-led playgroup at NAPA Center Denver. Occupational, physical, and speech therapy professionals guide themed play that helps build motor skills, early communication, and sensory learning. Caregivers have opportunities to connect while little ones explore at a pace that feels comfortable in a welcoming setting. The group is open to all families, and siblings may attend. It is well suited for children with a variety of developmental needs who benefit from gentle guidance and supportive structure.

A community effort focused on packing nutritious, nonperishable meals for families affected by food insecurity in Colorado and across the globe. Registration is available.

Kick off the school year with a school-wide play date at Kids Wonder. Attendees can take advantage of discounted admission at $13 per child and $2 per adult. Pizza will be served during the event.

Gluten free favorites from Just As Good Bakery arrive weekly at both Curate Mercantile locations in Centennial and Littleton. Freshly baked sourdough breads, bagels, English muffins, cookies and other treats are brought in by owner Amy and offered for purchase while supplies last. Pre-orders can be placed for the following week, and you can specify which Curate location to pick up from. The selection changes each week, with a new reservation menu posted on Friday and orders due by Monday for in-store pickup later in the week. While picking up, explore a marketplace of more than 100 local vendors featuring clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado food items, gifts and decor.

Curate Mercantile features a weekly selection of fresh bakes from Chalk & Flour, with sourdough loaves, focaccia, scones, cookies, granola, and more available at both locations while supplies last. Pre-ordering is available for the following week, and shoppers can choose which Curate Mercantile location to pick up from. The menu changes each week, and advance reservations help ensure pickup inside a Curate Mercantile store. While you are there, explore offerings from more than 100 local vendors, including clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado-made foods, gifts, and home decor.

Pick up a free takeaway meal every Thursday, with nothing required and no questions at pickup. Open to everyone, this simple offering is about sharing food and fostering community.

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.

An open blues jam at The Alley features a fully backlined setup, bar and food service, and a lively mix of players. Participants may bring an axe, sticks, a harp and a hat to take part, with the option to share a song or simply jam. Hosting duties are covered by Josh Blackburn for the fall season and Tony Medina for the summer season.

Comet Brews hosts a standout trivia night in downtown Littleton, pairing craft beer with clever question rounds. Teams put their knowledge to work in a fun, relaxed setting. Participation is free, and prizes go to the highest scoring groups.

Tailgate Tavern is turning up the country vibes for a night made for dancing. Pull on your boots and get ready to hit the floor.