This weekend in Douglas County, CO

A hands-on weekend course focused on The Masterson Method teaches participants to recognize a horse’s visual responses in order to locate and relieve tension at key junctions that influence performance. Designed as a follow-up to the Beyond Horse Massage book or DVD, this practical training uses gentle techniques to improve comfort while deepening communication and the horse–human relationship. Developed by Jim Masterson and shared with owners, therapists, and trainers worldwide, the approach emphasizes working with the horse’s feedback throughout each session. The course takes place at Happy Dog Ranch Horse Sanctuary at Jarre Creek. Participants must have read the Beyond Horse Massage book or watched the DVD before attending. The program is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork for continuing education credits. Tuition is $545. For details, contact The Masterson Method office at 641-472-1312 or courses@mastersonmethod.com.

This production is a true-story tribute to Patsy Cline, told from the perspective of her devoted fan and unexpected friend, Louise Seger. It follows Cline’s ascent and the unmistakable voice that captivated audiences across the country. The Arcade fills with favorites like “Crazy,” “Walkin’ After Midnight,” “I Fall to Pieces,” and more. Directed by Kelly Van Oosbree.

This book retreat centers on a discussion of The Lost Apothecary at The Little Gym of Castle Rock. Expect snacks for adults and children, reflective activities, and conversation that reaches beyond the story. A DIY tea bar is part of the experience. Space is limited. The reservation fee is $30 via Venmo at Ashley-Buntrock-1, and registration is completed through a form.

Haunted Forest Fright Lite offers a softer spin on Halloween, with atmosphere and visuals instead of jump scares. Walk a trail illuminated by lights, set to music, and lined with decorations and themed scenes. People may be in the woods preparing for the full haunt, though scarers will not be performing and may not be in full costume, so the experience stays low scare. Park at Rocky Heights Middle School and follow the trail south to the Haunted Forest Community Area to reach the entrance. Tickets are $10, and proceeds support the Backcountry Wilderness Area Fund.

The Jimmy Junior Blues Band brings its debut performance to Brothers Bar & Grill in Lone Tree with a live blues set. The lineup includes Jimmy Junior on harmonica and lead vocals, Joel Dusek on guitar and lead vocals, Ken Cornell on bass and vocals, Mike Rossi on drums, and Greg Rice on keys.

Music Video Bingo Night at SportyPickle in Englewood pairs music videos with classic bingo for a lively game night. It is free to play and no registration is needed. Several rounds offer multiple chances to win prizes like drinks and gift cards. Expect a spirited sports bar setting with a friendly, lightly competitive crowd. The menu features sliders, wings, and other shareable favorites, along with creative cocktails that include pickle inspired options, more than 20 beers on tap, and a full bar. Arriving a little early makes it easier to grab a seat before the games start.

Ninety Percent 90s delivers a live performance at The Studio at Mainstreet in Parker, CO. Admission is free. For this show, Jake from the band Nevermind the 90s will step in on guitar.

At Sinners & Saints Cocktail Lounge, DJ Marvin shapes the room with a carefully crafted blend of house, funk, and throwback favorites that keep the energy flowing. Enjoy cocktails and conversation or let the rhythm take over as the lounge’s refined sound, low, atmospheric lighting, and generous pours set a polished, laid-back mood. The focus is on movement, connection, and a soundtrack that turns a casual night out into something memorable.

Known as one of the Denver area’s most popular markets, this Parker market offers shopping under leafy shade, giant pretzels, hanging baskets of flowers, chances to fill a bag with produce, a lineup of food trucks, and plenty of cheese curds.

Since 1977, this Colorado farmer owned and operated farmers' market has featured farm fresh produce straight from the farm.

Explore Colorado growers and makers at the Highlands Ranch Farmers’ Market at Highlands Ranch Town Center. Browse seasonal produce and locally crafted goods, chat with area farmers, and enjoy a friendly place to connect with neighbors while supporting local growers. The market is held outdoors and runs rain or shine. SNAP and EBT are accepted. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Garage. Vendor participation is managed by the Metro Denver Farmers’ Market, and HRCA is not involved in vendor selection.