Events in Fort Collins, CO

Marketplace Events is a large vendor show at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, offering a lively marketplace with many vendors to discover.

That Rock Guy makes its first appearance at the Denver Christmas Show with a showcase centered on rocks and minerals. Attendees will find mystery boxes alongside mineral specimens at booth 1442. The event takes place in the LVC Building at the National Western Center in Denver.

Explore custom 3D printing and engraving, browse printed items, and find gift ideas such as hat patches. Custom designs and orders for Christmas will also be available.

Toddlers can move and wiggle during this lively storytime, featuring books, singing, and dancing.

This 50th anniversary retrospective examines the history of the Big Thompson Canyon and the catastrophic 1976 flood that claimed 144 lives and affected thousands of residents and families. Through photographs, maps, recovered objects, and oral histories, the exhibit explores the tragedy and the efforts of local organizations and neighbors to support recovery, while honoring those who were lost and reflecting on the community’s resilience.

Celebrate the grand opening of Tropical Smoothie Cafe by stopping by to say hello and enjoy fresh smoothies, wraps, flatbreads, bowls, and more. Families and friends are welcome to take part in the celebration.

Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and fun for children ages 0–5 and their grown-ups. The program is followed by social time to stay and play.

First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Greeley highlights local artists and makers working in a variety of mediums. On the first Friday of each month, downtown businesses turn into spaces for art and creativity, featuring pop up installations, interactive moments, and live experiences. Stroll from place to place, discover new work, and support neighborhood shops while taking in the energy of the community. Presented in partnership with Downtown Greeley, the City of Greeley, and the Greeley Creative District. Check back for updates as details are announced.

Floral Alchemy is a debut solo exhibition presenting an immersive mix of paintings, photography, and botanical installations that trace a journey of creative transformation. Through exploration across different mediums and a spirit of experimentation, the work centers on turning limiting beliefs into possibility.

Downtown Fort Collins transforms into a lively gallery during a free, self-guided art walk that celebrates creativity, culture, and community. Stroll the Old Town streets at your own pace and explore more than 30 participating businesses showcasing local talent, from polished fine art to playful and quirky pieces. Connect with artists and fellow art enthusiasts, discover emerging voices, and find inspiration around every corner. Whether you are growing a collection or simply savoring the scene, this monthly experience offers a welcoming window into the city’s creative heartbeat.

Foxfire Games hosts a prerelease weekend for the Magic: The Gathering Star Trek set. Players can explore the new cards in a single player event with a $50 entry, as well as a 2-Headed Giant team event with a $65 team entry. Extra activities include showing off a 'Riker Maneuver' and a team cosplay contest, with a full booster box awarded to the winning team.

Alto Gallery presents a solo exhibition of new mixed-media works on canvas by Daniel M. Granitto, featuring an imaginative fantasy world populated by strange characters. The opening reception marks Granitto’s second solo exhibition at the gallery.

Kenny Garrett presents music from his multi-faceted album Sounds from the Ancestors, blending jazz, R&B, and gospel influences with a contemporary, cosmopolitan sound shaped by music from France, Cuba, Nigeria, and Guadeloupe. Inspired by the musical traditions of his Detroit hometown and artists including John Coltrane, Aretha Franklin, and Marvin Gaye, the album brings together inventive rhythms, improvisation, and emotional depth. Garrett is a GRAMMY Award-winning saxophonist and composer whose career includes work with Miles Davis, Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, and the Duke Ellington Orchestra.

This open mic welcomes storytellers, poets, musicians, comedians, scholars, and curious creatures to share performances inspired by myth, folklore, fantasy, or the supernatural. Contributions may be eerie, whimsical, academic, dramatic, or delightfully strange, with both human and nonhuman performers invited. Performers can reserve a limited 5–7 minute slot in advance, and additional standby spots may be released to those who arrive at the doors. Audience admission is free, and refreshments are available from the Society’s bar. Attendees are welcome to perform, observe, or discover what emerges from the shadows.

Two internationally touring folk and Americana duos, Flagship Romance and The Rough & Tumble, share the stage for a spirited show filled with four-part harmonies, memorable hooks, and laughter. Their collaboration brings together intimate yet universal songs and four accomplished musicians whose friendship is at the heart of the performance. Flagship Romance, the alternative folk duo of married singer-songwriters Shawn Fisher and Jordyn Jackson, is known for striking vocal harmonies, thoughtful songwriting, and energetic live performances. The Rough & Tumble, Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler, blend guitars, accordions, ukuleles, close harmonies, and unusual percussion in engaging performances shaped by candid storytelling and carefully crafted melodies.

TwoScoops brings a genre-blurring DJ set to The Caldwell as part of a partnership presenting live music showcases throughout the year. The Colorado-based DJ, producer, and event curator draws on turntablism and open-format mixing, moving among disco, house, hip-hop, breaks, UK garage, bass, and other styles to suit the moment. General admission is standing room only, with undesignated floor space available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Explore how the spaces we create shape the way we listen. Featuring works by Caroline Shaw, Debussy, Radiohead, Beethoven, and others, this concert reflects on the structures where we live, gather, and experience music, inviting a fresh perspective on the built world.

Conductor Gemma New, the Colorado Symphony Chorus, and vocal soloists perform Mozart’s Requiem, a work whose mystery and legend deepen its meditation on mortality, fear, and transcendent beauty. The program also features Salina Fisher’s Kintsugi for Orchestra, inspired by the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, and Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin, an elegant memorial to friends lost in World War I. Together, the works explore fragility, healing, remembrance, and music’s power to console and uplift.

KRFC 88.9 FM presents Joanne Shaw Taylor with Bywater Call and The Buzz Brothers Acoustic Trio. Taylor will perform songs from her latest album, Black & Gold, which reached #2 on the Billboard Blues Album chart, along with new material from her upcoming release, The Trouble With Love. Her performance features guitar, soulful vocals, songs from earlier albums, and tributes to blues legends.

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country performs with an opening set from Rattlesnake Milk. The event is for ages 16 and over.

Trish Toledo performs with The Mañanas at The Federal Theatre.

Jammy Buffet is a live event at The Bluebird Theater for guests ages 16 and over.

Colorado’s premier improvised musical comedy team creates a full-length Broadway-style musical from audience suggestions, with live musical accompaniment. Each performance features a brand-new musical, and the show is now in its 20th year as Denver’s longest-running improv show.

This endurance race is built to welcome runners of all experience levels and offer a meaningful challenge for everyone. Choose a 6, 12, or 24 hour effort to test how far you can go, chase your longest distance yet, or go after speed goals like a marathon, 50K, or more. The course follows a one mile dirt loop with full support, providing a gentle surface and a pleasant setting. Run through the day and into the night while sharing a supportive atmosphere where participants encourage each other in pursuit of personal bests.

Browse beautiful new pieces and find gifts for the whole family at this craft and vendor fair in Greeley.

Take a free walk around Bluff Lake with birding experts. Participants will bird in groups of 10 or fewer, with multiple groups formed if needed.

This two mile run circles the lake and honors a longstanding Loveland tradition of bells ringing across town for Veterans Day. It recognizes the service of the nation’s veterans and benefits Post 2000, which created a Loveland, Colorado veterans assistance program. The girls of the BStrong BFit program return after eight weeks of training with a dedicated two mile route designed for them. The event highlights community and family involvement in Loveland.

We Ride 4 is collecting clean, functional cycling gear in good condition to support the Front Rangers Cycling Club, a local nonprofit helping young riders discover cycling. Donations such as jerseys, bibs, shorts, jackets, undamaged helmets, shoes, bike components, wheels, tools, trainers, accessories, and complete bikes will help equip junior cyclists and support fundraising for youth programs, equipment, and scholarships. All proceeds from the gear sales at Denver VeloSwap will benefit Front Rangers. Please label donations “WR4” or “We Ride4.”

Volunteers are needed to help place flags on veterans' graves, marking each site in preparation for wreath placement. This hands-on effort supports a respectful and organized tribute, ensuring each designated grave is easy to locate when wreaths are set.

Explore a flexible, beginner friendly collage technique to create a striking cardinal artwork. Using acrylic paint with a mix of reclaimed papers, you will layer color and texture while following clear, step by step instruction. Bird templates and all materials are provided, so nothing extra is needed. Everyone leaves with a unique finished piece. Suitable for ages 13 through adult.

Foxfire Games is taking part in Extra Life Game Day with a 24-hour in-store gaming marathon that highlights the good games can do while raising funds for Children’s Hospital Colorado. Extra Life supports Children’s Miracle Network hospitals across the country, uniting gamers to stand with kids facing cancer, illness, injuries, and mental health challenges. Throughout the marathon, participants will share and play a wide variety of games in the store. The shop will close for regular business in the evening, but players who donate to the Foxfire Games team can remain after hours and keep gaming through the night. Expect food, plenty of fun, and very little sleep, all in support of this cause. Donations are accepted in person or online, and proceeds go directly to the designated CMN hospital.

Weld County Native Seed Share welcomes gardeners of every experience level to a free community gathering focused on native plants. Explore a broad selection of native seeds, from annuals and perennials to grasses and shrubs, with friendly guidance available on how to start, plant, and care for them at home. Bringing seeds is optional, and attendees may take home free seeds even without contributing. To support local ecosystems, seed contributions should be species native to Colorado and neighboring states. Cultivars are discouraged because they may not benefit native pollinators as effectively, and seeds from species listed as noxious weeds will not be accepted. Those planning to contribute are asked to email species names in advance to PattyWasson@icloud.com so plant information sheets can be prepared. Responsible seed collection practices are encouraged. For questions, contact PattyWasson@icloud.com.

The nonprofit Park Hill Art Club hosts its annual holiday show and sale of original art at Park Hill United Methodist Church. Explore hundreds of creations by local artists, enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere, and find a one of a kind piece to bring home for the season. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome.

Explore eyewear from L.A. Eyeworks and OGI Eyewear, with 20% off all frames. The show also features Laramy-K giveaways, including second pairs of lenses, lens coatings, and a single-vision lens package. Apple cider and snacks will be available.

Everyone is welcome, from those just beginning to learn Italian to native speakers. Enjoy conversation in Italian and friendly company to start the Saturday.

Meet animals available for adoption at Pet Supplies Plus in Fort Collins. All animals are spayed or neutered, up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, and tested for 4DX or FeLV/FIV. An approved adoption application is required to handle animals at the event, and applications cannot be processed there. Applicants may submit an application through the rescue’s website in advance. Once approved, an application remains valid for one year, and applicants may request a hold on an animal to meet them and decide whether to adopt. Approved applicants can also request foster contact information to learn about an animal’s personality.

Enjoy a fire-related story and craft, with a different book and activity each month. Families can also explore the museum after the craft. Reservations are required so the appropriate craft supplies can be prepared. The program costs $15 per child, including admission to the museum. Accompanying adults and seniors are free with paid admission. Library passes cannot be used for museum programs or events.

A relaxed motorcycle ride for solo riders and small groups, with no large meetups, police escorts, or long bike lineups. Riders can bring a new, unwrapped gift for the Toys for Tots drive and drop it off upon arrival. The group will walk to Pit Fiend Barbecue for lunch, with Erico Powersports and Rev’it nearby to browse. Halloween decorations on bikes or a final costume appearance are welcome.

Fresh lobster is coming to Wellington from Cousins Maine Lobster at Old Colorado Brewing. Orders can be placed at the truck window, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay accepted. Mobile app ordering may also be available, and customers can earn loyalty points through the app or by scanning their loyalty card at checkout.

Loveland marks the tenth year of its Día de los Muertos celebration with a free, family friendly afternoon at the Pulliam Community Building. This community gathering honors loved ones and celebrates culture, community and remembrance. Experience live Mariachi, folklórico and Aztec dance performances, a mini mercado and hands-on craft tables inspired by the four elements. The Library will hand out free books while supplies last. Guests may add the names of their dearly departed to the Recuerdame, or Remember Me, banner. Festive attire is welcome, with Catrina fashion encouraged, and face painters will be on site. More details will be shared soon.

Design and hand build personalized ceramic jewelry in a two part class led by artist Ashley Schicke. Choose to create two pairs of earrings, or make a set with one pair of earrings and a necklace. The first session focuses on forming your pieces, and the second is dedicated to glazing. After firing and hardware installation by Ashley, finished pieces will be ready for pickup. One ticket covers both sessions. If you cannot attend the second meeting, you can select your glaze colors at the end of the first and Ashley will complete the glazing and finishing for you.

A friendly mycology meetup centered on sharing and trading mushroom spores and related supplies, with plenty of conversation for fungi enthusiasts. Participants may bring spores of various kinds along with items such as swabs, prints, liquid culture, and agar plates to exchange or give away, though bringing anything is optional and all are welcome to attend. Please bring materials only if they are intended to be shared as gifts or trades with others. This gathering takes place monthly on the first Saturday.

Margaret Glaspy performs at Ophelia's. The event is for ages 16 and older. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a guardian.

Enjoy a free, beginner-friendly board game meetup that is open to everyone. No prior experience or materials are needed, and staff or attendees may be able to teach games. Bring a game of your own or borrow one from the demo library.

This quick paced improv comedy performance features classic improv games in the spirit of Whose Line or Wild n Out. Scenes, songs, and jokes are made up on the spot from audience suggestions, so every show is unique. The host and cast embrace the unexpected and keep the energy playful from start to finish. Appropriate for all ages with a G/PG rating. Running time is 50 minutes.

Nekrogoblikon leads a concert at The Oriental Theater in Denver, CO, joined by Aborted, Signs Of The Swarm, and Party Cannon. Four bands take the stage for a multi-act show.

An evening of country classics awaits at The Grizzly Rose as The Bellamy Brothers bring a live set of their greatest hits. This legendary duo takes the stage for a concert filled with familiar songs, good music, and memories to hold onto long after the last note.

Enjoy an evening of karaoke at Scrumpy’s, where the stage is open to power-ballad pros and group-chorus enthusiasts alike. Hard cider and a cheering crowd round out the performances.

Musketeer Gripweed brings its Colorado-rooted blues, rock, and revival sound to the stage, blending influences from classic and modern rock and soul into an energetic live performance. The band has been a blues-rock fixture in Colorado and beyond for two decades and features Jason Downing on vocals and harmonica, Ben Hockett on bass and vocals, Matt Goldberg on keys and organ, Stu Crair on drums, and Lance Ruby on guitar. The Curtain, a Phish tribute, also performs.

Mishawaka and KRFC present Giant Walking Robots & Break Signals at Avogadro’s Number. Admission is general, with standing-room-only floor space available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Straight No Chaser brings the Making Spirits Bright Tour to Paramount Denver.

Enjoy live Latin music from a DJ at Agave Underground, with drinks and small bites available. Entry is free, and registration is not required.

Experience contemporary jazz from Nelson Rangell, an acclaimed improviser and masterful musician known for his authoritative alto saxophone playing.

A community circle aligned with the New Moon focuses on gentle upper body care and reflective writing. Participants practice simple self-massage and stretching, then consider which personal stories are ready to be revised and what intentions can broaden voice and outlook. The gathering offers a reset from the prior month and a quiet place to settle within, shared with others seeking similar grounding. Being seen and supported is part of the healing experience. Each month adapts to the group’s needs and the astrological tone of the New Moon. Activities may include journaling prompts, visual meditations, somatic embodiment exercises, collective intention setting, group reiki, and related practices. Guests can bring a favorite vessel for tea, a journal, a blanket, or anything else that adds comfort and support. All ages, genders, orientations, races, and experience levels are welcome. Organizers are available for questions by email or text.

Shop local at the Fort Collins Farmers Market, with Sunday and Wednesday markets featuring a range of vendors. Offerings include produce, flowers, baked goods, dairy products, honey, sauces, prepared foods, sweets, coffee, and handmade creations. Vendor selections vary by market day.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be serving lobster rolls at Crabtree Brewing in Greeley. Orders can be placed at the truck window, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay accepted. Mobile app ordering may also be available, and the app’s loyalty program lets customers earn points toward free food.

Enjoy a cozy, interactive storytime featuring books about mythical creatures and legends. Each week, a different magical being reads to young listeners, who can discover international folklore and meet surprise puppet creature guests. The storytime is free to attend.

Off the Hook Arts’ Fall Soirée is a benefit concert and auction supporting music education. The afternoon features Tierro Trio with Bridget Law of Elephant Revival and bassist Jo Asker, alongside special collaborations with musicians from the Off the Hook Arts Chamber Music Academy. The trio brings together guitar, violin, and vocals in a mix of rhythmic grooves, lyrical melodies, improvisation, and crafted arrangements. Guests can also enjoy seasonal small bites, wine, nonalcoholic beverages, and a curated silent auction. Funds raised support music education programs, including instruction, instruments, and opportunities for young people.

PurpleLight Colorado brings together survivors, families, and friends affected by pancreatic cancer for an evening of remembrance, solidarity, and hope. A ceremony honors survivors and those lost to the disease, with a purple glow stick cracked for each person as a reminder that no one is alone. The gathering also includes light refreshments and a supportive community. Registration is free, and attendees can submit a loved one’s name for the ceremony. After registering, they may email a photo and a few loving words about their loved one for a slideshow.

Take part in the official JEOPARDY! bar trivia game in an interactive, team-based format. Form a team of up to six and test your knowledge for a chance to win prizes and earn the title of JEOPARDY! Bar League champion. Seating is first come, first served.

An iconic ballet returns with a contemporary glow as Swan Lake is reimagined through artful lighting and motion. Dancers trace the classic choreography to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score while costumes lit from within respond to each gesture, washing the stage in shifting color and feeling. Thoughtfully integrated technology supports the heart of classical ballet rather than replacing it, revealing new facets of the story without losing its elegance. The result is a vivid, sensory performance where light, music, and movement rise together in striking harmony.

Put your general knowledge to the test with a lively pub quiz covering topics from science and sports to music, television, and more. Each quiz features seven rounds of eight questions, with a mix of formats that include audio and visual rounds. Teams can have up to six players, and solo participants can be helped onto a team. Winning teams receive a gift certificate to The Lyric.

The Damned perform with Agent Orange and The Courettes. This event is for ages 16 and over.

105.5 The Colorado Sound and CSU Music Business Collective present Great Lake Swimmers with Elka and Sirona Isle at the Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins. As part of the Caught Light Tour 2026, the indie folk ensemble led by Tony Dekker brings acoustic textures, rustic atmosphere, and gentle vocals to a setting well suited to their intimate sound. Originating in Southern Ontario, the group first stood out in the early 2000s with atmospheric recordings captured in unique spaces like old silos and country churches, leaning on natural acoustics and a changing roster of collaborators. Their concerts are known for handcrafted folk elements and a close, Americana-tinged feel. The performance showcases music from Caught Light, released in October 2025 and recorded in just five days in Ontario’s Ganaraska Forest with producer Darcy Yates of Bahamas and engineer Jimmy Bowskill of Blue Rodeo. The album draws warmth from early 1970s folk-pop while embracing a renewed spontaneity and clarity in Dekker’s writing. Great Lake Swimmers have earned recognition such as a Polaris Music Prize shortlist and two Juno Award nominations, along with praise from outlets including CBC, American Songwriter, New Noise Magazine, and Exclaim.

Local professionals and business owners gather on the second Monday of each month at Chicago Title for a relaxed, community minded breakfast centered on building genuine relationships. This is a potluck breakfast, and participants may contribute a dish, beverages such as coffee or juice, or paper goods to share. The atmosphere stays casual with easygoing conversation and simple games, and there are no pressured pitches or formal presentations. Visitors are welcome, with an emphasis on trust, connection, and shared experiences that support business growth.

If you are short on time yet still need a professional image, this walk-in option delivers speedy sessions handled in order of arrival. It is set up for straightforward headshots or clean product photos without a long wait. The experience is streamlined so you can get quality results and be on your way quickly.

Designed for ages 12 to 18, this tabletop adventure invites players into Cappy's Happy Kingdom, a fantastical theme park hosted by Cornelius Cappy Capybara. Take on the role of a guest, concierge, or park employee and unravel curious park mysteries, from runaway roller coasters to photo spots that reportedly turn visitors to stone to mayhem sparked by must-have merchandise. No previous D&D experience is needed.

The Board of Trustees meets on the second and last Monday of each month. This meeting follows that regular schedule. Agenda information is available online.

Children can practice reading aloud to calm, quiet therapy dogs at Centennial Park Library in Greeley. The dogs simply listen, creating a relaxed setting that helps young readers feel comfortable and grow more confident with their reading. Drop in during the event to share a story with a gentle canine companion.

Sensory-friendly play for autistic and neurodivergent families features rope lighting, no music, and limited capacity, with pre-registration required. A cozy corner offers a compression sensory pod, weighted blanket, and sensory bubble lamp. All children and adults must sign a safety waiver, remove their shoes, and wear socks while inside the playground.

Build imaginative projects with LEGO bricks at recurring sessions on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Each gathering features a fresh build challenge, with all bricks provided so participants can focus on creativity. Geared toward kids ages 6 and up, and adults are welcome too.

Gals Who Give Larimer County will gather for its final meeting and select its Q4 Community Impact partner.

Enjoy a cooking class that celebrates the flavors of the season. The menu includes roasted acorn squash, a salad, slow cooker winter minestrone soup, chicken pot pie, and cranberry pear crisp. Guests may bring their own alcoholic beverages to enjoy responsibly with the meal. Water, glassware, and openers are provided. All cooking class sales are final. Reservations can be rescheduled with at least seven days notice, limited to one change per reservation. Cancellations made within seven days are not eligible for rescheduling. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place with advance notice. No shows and unused seats are not eligible for rescheduling or credit. If the class is canceled, reservations will be moved to a future date, and refunds are not offered. For questions, call 970.699.5995.

Explore the newest dance trends in a friendly, stress-free setting. This casual session breaks popular moves into easy steps, with music, time to practice, and plenty of encouragement. No prior experience is required. Bring lots of energy and be prepared to get moving. Suitable for tweens and teens.

An all-ages performance by Vince Staples. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are allowed, and all bags will be searched before entry. Non-clear bags may receive an additional search. Support acts and set times are subject to change.

A free happy hour at Wilderness Art Quarry in Loveland brings together people who work in the helping professions. The gathering is tailored to counselors, psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech language pathologists, medical doctors and others who support people in their daily work. Surrounded by local art, it offers a relaxed setting to connect with like minded professionals or simply enjoy the exhibits. Light snacks and a selection of beverages are provided, with both alcoholic and alcohol free options. Friends are welcome. Organizers are also seeking businesses interested in sponsoring snacks and drinks, and there is an opportunity for a guest host in the fall.

The Julian Lage Quartet appears at Washington's FoCo, presented by 105.5 The Colorado Sound. Guitarist Julian Lage is joined by keyboardist John Medeski, bassist Jorge Roeder, and drummer Kenny Wollesen, longtime collaborators coming together in a fresh quartet setting. Before launching this group, Lage dove into a rapid writing sprint, setting a 20-minute timer for each tune and recording a single take to imagine how these players would interact. The music that followed balances patient melody with rhythmic momentum, organ colors that spark unexpected turns, and grooves that surge and recede rather than linger. The recording Scenes from Above highlights that conversation in pieces such as "Opal" and "Talking Drum," while "Night Shade" stretches out with gospel-tinged organ and blues-inflected guitar, rising to the brink then holding steady so every voice stays clear. Expect close listening, quick exchanges, and a fluid dialogue among four improvisers who make space for one another.

A free concert spotlights UNC Funk Lab, a jazz and funk ensemble from the University of Northern Colorado, performing favorites from the jazz and funk canon. Admission is free and open to the public, and any donations go directly to the artists. Viewing is standing only along the concourse. Food and drinks are available with self-service at the bar, and full restaurant service is offered as well. Bowling can be purchased on a first come, first served basis, with an option for unlimited play during the show for $15.45 plus shoe rental. Guests who reserve a ticket in advance for this donation based concert may choose a complimentary Odell Brewing Co. draft beer, a soda, or a basket of fries by showing the reservation to the bartender, limited to one per person.

Explore thousands of gently used books, CDs, DVDs, and more at the Central Library during a three-day sale presented by the Denver Public Library Friends Foundation. Bring your own tote, or pick up a Friends Foundation bag available for purchase. A special bag sale offers the chance to fill a tote for one set price. Proceeds benefit the Friends Foundation and help fund library programs and services. During the sale, the Red Chair Bookshop will be closed, and shopping will take place in the Park View space across Schlessman Hall.

The Greeley Home Expo is free to attend and features local and national vendors at the Island Grove Event Center. Homeowners can meet experts in person to compare options, ask questions, and gather guidance for projects of all sizes, from a kitchen remodel to an outdoor living upgrade or simple home updates. Explore products and services, discover potential savings on upcoming improvements, and find resources to help turn renovation plans into reality.

Connect with a welcoming community on the second Friday of each month at a free meetup focused on spiritual, metaphysical, esoteric, and occult practices. All experience levels are invited, whether you are just beginning or have been on your path for years. Participants are encouraged to bring practice tools, favorite books, or other meaningful items to share and inspire others. Those who wish to share their knowledge or offer a free class or demonstration can coordinate with the organizers to be scheduled to lead a future gathering.

A mysterious figure from across the sea arrives in England, equal parts alluring and lethal. As strange occurrences link friends and strangers, they are drawn into a tangle of secrets, obsession, and otherworldly peril. Steven Dietz’s stage adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula blends gothic tension with eerie romance and spine-tingling surprises. The story becomes a gripping descent into human longing and fear, confronting an ancient evil that lingers just beyond the light.

A glow-filled night of fusion dance brings rhythm, style, and creativity together. Each month begins with a rotating lesson that explores new styles or technique, followed by a themed social. This edition embraces Gothic Glam, inviting dark and dramatic attire such as black-on-black, lace, leather, velvet, chains, and striking makeup. Romantic goth or vampire-inspired looks fit right in, balancing refined elegance with an edgy twist. The lesson is led by Jaclyn Rising, with the class title and description to be announced. Two DJs will also be announced. This is an 18+ event. Admission is $10 for the lesson and dance, with a $5 rate for students and out-of-town visitors. Volunteering provides free entry.

Maxline Brewing presents an evening at Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins featuring The Brothers Comatose with North Fork Crossing and A Brother's Fountain. The Brothers Comatose bring a lively mix of vintage string band instruments and rock energy, weaving guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and upright bass into warm, harmony rich songs. Their album Golden Grass, created with producers Greg Holden and Tim Bluhm, spans easygoing to rugged moods with layered vocals and spirited arrangements. It also marks the first recording to feature newest member Addie Levy, continuing the band’s focus on identity and close knit roots. Formed in 2008 by brothers Ben and Alex Morrison in San Francisco, the group introduced itself with the 2010 debut Songs From The Stoop, then added five more full length releases while approaching 50 million streams. Appearances at Outside Lands, High Sierra, and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, along with dates with Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Greensky Bluegrass, and Trampled By Turtles, plus tours with Lake Street Dive, The Devil Makes Three, and Yonder Mountain String Band, reflect a career built on high energy shows and constant touring.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be serving lobster rolls in Fort Collins. Customers can order at the truck window using major credit cards, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Mobile app ordering may also be available, with options to order ahead and earn loyalty points toward free food.

An Amputee Support Group at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Denver offers a welcoming place for people living with limb loss and their loved ones to connect, learn, and find encouragement. Participants can share experiences, explore practical ways to adapt after amputation, and receive insight from rehabilitation specialists who help build mobility, independence, and confidence. Family members and caregivers are invited to take part in the conversation. The group is open to the public and provides face to face connection through ongoing gatherings designed to help individuals and supporters move forward together. RSVPs are welcome but not required. For questions, contact Cory Child at cchild@reuniondenver.com or 720-734-3505.

This self-love experience centers on rest, reflection, and community connection. It begins with a gentle check-in and an overview of sound healing, followed by an immersive 50-minute sound bath and guided meditation led by Coach Sage, an energetic healer and holistic coach. Sessions may include crystal singing bowls, a tongue drum, a rain stick, and other instruments, with each experience guided intuitively. After a brief transition, participants can take part in 15–30 minutes of reflection and optional community sharing. The space is ADA accessible, and chairs are available for anyone who prefers to sit. Bring comfortable clothing, a yoga mat or blanket, water, and any personal comfort items. Phones must be fully powered off, and recording is not permitted. The event uses a sliding scale, with a suggested contribution of $10–$25.

The Cybernetic Domination Tour 2026 stops at The Oriental Theater in Denver with Fear Factory headlining, joined by Darkest Hour, Brotality, and Under Auburn Skies. This multi-band metal show brings the tour’s lineup together on one stage for a live performance.

Enjoy a free, public show featuring The Ape playing popular ’80s hits on classic vinyl, with a musical style spanning ’70s sounds, disco, and funk. The Ape also gives vinyl records to audience members. Standing room is available along the venue concourse, with self-service food and drinks at the bar and full restaurant service. Bowling can be purchased on a first-come, first-served basis, including an unlimited bowling option for the duration of the show, plus shoe rental. Paid donations support the artists. Advance ticket reservations include a choice of a draft beer from Odell Brewing Co., soda, or a basket of fries, redeemable with the bartender. One offer per person.

Enter a fantasy world shaped by tabletop traditions in an entirely improvised quest that follows a different hero each week as they face formidable villains and uncover arcane secrets. The dice decide, so every roll can shift the fate of the realm, the adventuring party, or a fan-favorite NPC. The show runs 60 to 75 minutes and carries a PG-13 rating. A rotating cast features Anders Lankford, Andrew Graham, Codi Whittington, Collette Simkins, Frances Tietje-Wang, James Thompson, Joe Plaia, Maynard Peralta, Phenix Funk, and Ryland Pearce. Directed by Chloe Liz and Dre Ford, with poster design by John Capezzuto.

A massive celebration of all things feline transforms the National Western Complex Expo Hall and Hall of Education in Denver, filling more than 75,000 square feet with activities, shows, and interactive experiences. Expect multiple sessions of kitten yoga, onstage moments with Nathan the CatLady along with meet and greets, a cat video cafe, appearances by celebrity felines, more than fifteen adoption booths, cat themed vendors, a Hello Kitty feature, opportunities to meet and learn about different breeds, the Memorial Louis Wain cat art show, a TICA cat show, an Egyptian cat temple, a memory wall, face painting, hands on cat themed crafts at the Creation Station, a costume contest, a look at the history of cats, and a full schedule of stage programming. Participation is encouraged throughout the venue. Try kitten yoga, submit artwork, apply for a booth, wear a costume, adopt a cat, get face paint, and enjoy a cheezeburger between activities. Leashed or contained cats are permitted with a signed waiver, although many pets may prefer the calm of home unless they are comfortable with lively settings. Presented by Dana Cain Events with major support from The Yellow Rose Cat Club and EveryCat Health Foundation. General admission is $20 and includes entertainment and activities other than food and adoption fees. Children age 5 and under are free. A discounted family four pack is available online for $72. A $35 VIP ticket provides upfront seating, early entry for first access to merchandise and adoptions, and a souvenir cat ear headband.

At the Rose & Co. studio, The Make Space hosts a hands-on macramè class focused on creating a plant hanger. After completing your hanger, take 20% off a plant of your choice to finish your display.

Explore Tai Chi, also known as Taiji or Taijiquan, an ancient Chinese practice that pairs slow, relaxed, low-impact movements with a calm, alert state of mind. It is practiced worldwide and may support calmness and overall well-being. No experience is needed, and all levels are welcome. Registration is preferred.

Learn to build a decorative ceramic birdhouse from start to finish in a hands-on workshop focused on slab construction, solid structure, and thoughtful surface details for a piece suited to the outdoors. Beginners are welcome, and instructors provide step by step guidance throughout. Each participant completes one hand-built birdhouse as the session covers core slab-building methods, shaping for stability, options for texturing and embellishment, and an overview of drying and kiln firing. After the initial build, plan to return in about two weeks to apply glaze. Finished work is typically ready for pickup roughly one week after glazing. All materials and firings are included, with clay, hand-building and texture tools, stamps, bisque firing, glazes during the glazing visit, and a final kiln firing provided. Hosted at The Artisan Shop & Studio. The fee is $35 and the class is open to ages 7 and up. Registration is handled only through the studio’s official website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and payments are not accepted through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Due to limited class sizes and advance preparation, cancellations or reschedule requests must be submitted online at least seven days before the class to be accommodated. Changes and refunds are not available within seven days.

Fascia Yoga combines gentle movement, breathing, and nervous system regulation techniques to help participants explore safe ways to release tension in the fascia, the connective tissue that links the body and mind. The class focuses on mobility in the head, neck, shoulders, spine, and low back, and concludes with yoga nidra. In-person participation is also available with Zoom and seven days of on-demand access. The class is taught by Erin Doty, an ERYT500 yoga teacher certified in Myofascial Yoga, who has offered Fascia Yoga classes since 2015. Registration is required, and the in-person class has eight available spots. Anyone experiencing symptoms of illness is asked not to attend in person.

A welcoming support group for traumatic brain injury survivors, families, caregivers, and community members to connect and share experiences. Participants can learn strategies for life after a brain injury and receive encouragement, guidance, and support from professionals focused on rehabilitation and recovery. The group fosters a compassionate community centered on healing, understanding, and continued progress.

All Elite Wrestling returns to Denver as AEW Dynamite kicks off the Continental Classic live at Mission Ballroom.

The Blues Party is an open blues jam where everyone is welcome to play, with amps, drums, professional sound and lights, and a large stage provided. Enjoy performances from local players in a lively blues setting. Entry is free, and donations support the artists. Food and drinks are available for self-service at the bar, with full restaurant service also available. Bowling can be purchased on a first-come, first-served basis, including a special unlimited-bowling option during the show, plus shoe rental.

Explore mystery novels with a book club focused on the genre. Monthly book information and sign-ups are available online. Books are generally available at least three weeks before each meeting, and purchasing the book from Words of Windsor serves as your ticket. Physical books are available in the store, while audiobooks and ebooks can be purchased through libro.fm and bookshop.org. Select Words of Windsor as your store when purchasing through those platforms to support the bookstore.

Sabaton brings Legends On Tour to Blue Arena, spotlighting the new album Legends. Pop Evil and Wings of Steel round out the bill, combining for a high-voltage night of heavy music and venue-rattling energy.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at Highlandlake Brewing Co in Mead. Orders are available at the truck window, with mobile ordering offered through the app when available. The app also has a loyalty program where orders earn points toward free food.

At Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Denver, this Parkinson’s support group offers a friendly setting where people living with Parkinson’s and their loved ones can connect, learn, and feel supported. Discussions highlight practical ways to handle everyday challenges, with insights from rehabilitation professionals who focus on movement, independence, and overall well-being. Participants can share personal experiences, gather useful tips, and build community. Family members and caregivers are welcome, and the group provides educational and emotional support through ongoing in-person gatherings that help everyone navigate Parkinson’s together.

Business After Hours has a new name and a unified approach as Chamber Connections, now rotating between Before Hours and After Hours while keeping the same focus on meaningful networking. This After Hours gathering at Adams Bank & Trust (Greeley Branch) offers an evening of connection and celebration with complimentary refreshments and opportunities to meet local professionals. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards to help grow their network.

Enjoy an evening featuring Jennifer Knapp at the Atrium Music Lounge. VIP tickets are available.

Connect with like-minded women in business at a networking event designed for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and aspiring professionals. Share ideas, build connections, and support one another in a welcoming environment. Coffee and snacks from local sponsor Mugs and free drink options are available.

Enjoy the VIP preview of the Applewood HOLIDAY Arts & Crafts Festival at The Ranch Events Complex in Loveland. Explore offerings from more than 135 local artisans and makers, including holiday decor and gifts, fine art, take-home foods, clothing, jewelry, and more. VIP admission is $20 and includes a glass of bubbly or your choice of beverage, a shopping tote, and live music. The ticket is valid for re-entry throughout the weekend. Walk ups are welcome. Complimentary parking is available for shoppers at The Ranch. Two $50 cash giveaways will take place during the VIP session and winners must be present to receive the prize. Military and veteran discounts do not apply to the VIP evening. General entry is $8 at the door and covers both days of the main show. Children 12 and under are free, and veterans always receive free general admission. Strollers are welcome later in the weekend. A ticket link will be available soon.

Take a free, self guided food walk that celebrates the culinary culture of Downtown Fort Collins. Local culinary shops host interactive demonstrations and seasonal tastings that highlight unique ingredients and locally sourced organic produce. Food lovers can sample new pairings each month while exploring preparation techniques and the science and history that surround what we eat and drink. Open to all.

Mishawaka Presents brings live music to The Caldwell, a Southern-inspired bar and restaurant in Fort Collins, through monthly showcases featuring country, blues, and singer-songwriter music. This intimate performance features Fort Collins singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Warner Parker, whose soulful blend of Americana, blues, and rock pairs expressive guitar work with emotive vocals. His sets include original songs and reimagined classics, and he has appeared as a featured contestant on The Voice. General admission is standing room only, with undesignated floor space available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Presented by The Delorean and Colorado Sound, Book Of Love performs at The Oriental Theater in Denver with DJ Eli.

LEVEL UP, also known as Sonya Broner, brings an immersive sound shaped by her early experience as a battle DJ and her later exploration of music production. Her style blends heavy and future bass with reworked classic dance and emo anthems. She is joined by Modal Notes, BLOSSOM, Mythm, and ANCESTYR. The performance is for ages 16 and over.

The Applewood Holiday Arts and Crafts Festival fills The Ranch Events Complex in Loveland with more than 135 local makers offering holiday decor and gifts, fine art, take-home foods, clothing, jewelry, and more. Free parking is available for shoppers. Admission is $8 at the door and covers entry for both days. Children 12 and under enter free, and veterans are free. A VIP evening is offered with $20 tickets that include a glass of bubbly and a shopping tote. Prospective vendors are advised to watch for social media scams and to apply only through the jury process on the event website.

Access essential support at an event featuring Food Bank of the Rockies on site distributing items needed for a holiday meal. Food boxes are available while supplies last, and recipients must be present to pick them up. Additional on site resources include dental screenings, flu shots, mental health support, veteran services, and assistance with housing and food.

The MVPC Fellowship Committee invites everyone to a Bunco party, whether you have played before or are learning the easy-to-pick-up game. Bring a non-perishable food item for the House of Neighborly Service as your entry fee. Light snacks, water, and iced tea will be served, and the gathering offers a chance to enjoy the game, visit with friends, and meet new people.

Begin with a dance lesson, then enjoy a social as a live DJ keeps the music flowing. Country plays downstairs and west coast swing takes over upstairs. Admission is $15 for the lesson plus social, or $10 for the social only. This offering is covered by certain studio memberships.

Celebrate the Broncos and Raiders with an all-ages tailgate featuring carne asada and discada tacos, DJs, drinking games, prizes, and giveaways. Guests may bring their own beverages.

A welcoming program for neurodivergent children and children who benefit from multisensory experiences. Adaptive Storytime features movement, music, and stories, followed by an hour of low-sensory exploration and play in the Discovery Hub. Activities are generally suited to preschool interests, and older children and siblings are welcome. One registration is needed per family.

Enjoy lobster rolls with friends at Crooked Beech Brewing. Orders are accepted at the truck window, with major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay available. Mobile ordering may also be available through the app, where customers can order ahead and earn loyalty points toward free food.

Journey brings a live concert to Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado.

Trinity UMC’s Mission Team coordinates and takes part in community service and outreach, including food drives, Habitat for Humanity builds, a partnership with Eva’s Street Disciples, the Little Free Food Pantry, Relay for Life, and a partnership with Truscott School. The team also responds to needs as they arise. All are welcome to learn more or get involved.

The Skeleton Key Horror Book Club brings readers together for in person conversations about horror in all its forms, from classic tales to contemporary works, spanning short stories and graphic novels. Each gathering digs into the genre’s themes and craft, creating a welcoming space where longtime fans and first timers can share perspectives. This month’s selection is The Jaunt by Stephen King, found in the collection Skeleton Crew. Meetings take place on the last Tuesday of each month throughout 2026 at LINC Library.

Based on the much-loved film, this laugh-filled Broadway hit features original songs by Grammy winner Sara Bareilles. It follows Jenna, a gifted pie maker who longs to leave her small town. A baking competition and the arrival of the town’s new doctor hint at a fresh start, but she must find the courage to rebuild her life. Celebrating friendship, motherhood, and the simple magic of a perfect pie, this uplifting musical has been praised for its empowering story. Tickets are available now.

Kick off Thanksgiving with a 5K run or walk that starts and finishes at Pelican Lakes Golf Course in Windsor. After crossing the finish line, celebrate with a lively party featuring drinks, snacks, prizes, and more.

Cousins Maine Lobster will be at Poudre River Plaza in Fort Collins as part of a fifth anniversary celebration. Guests can order at the truck window and pay with major credit cards, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Mobile app ordering may be available for posted events, with orders placed through the app earning loyalty points toward free food.

Home Alone comes to life at Boettcher Concert Hall in Denver as the Colorado Symphony performs John Williams’s lively score in sync with the film. Macaulay Culkin stars as Kevin McCallister, an 8-year-old accidentally left at home for the holidays who outwits two bumbling burglars. The mix of slapstick antics and heartfelt moments makes for a festive, family-friendly movie concert.

The 9th Colorado Makers Market is a free indoor event at Northside Aztlan Community Center. Spanning two days, this makers market takes place entirely inside.

Enjoy a classic lobster roll from Cousins Maine Lobster at Timnath Beer Werks. Orders are available at the truck window, with contactless mobile ordering offered when available. The mobile app also includes a loyalty program where orders can earn points toward free food.

An ominous presence arrives in England from distant shores, alluring and lethal in equal measure. As baffling incidents bind strangers and companions together, they are swept into hidden intrigues, fixation, and dangers that reach beyond the natural world. Steven Dietz offers a celebrated reimagining of Bram Stoker’s classic, invigorating the vampire legend with gothic tension, dark romance, and shiver-inducing thrills. This Dracula charts a journey through longing and fear while confronting an ancient menace that lingers just beyond the light.

The Board of Trustees holds regular meetings twice each month on the second and last Monday. Agenda information is available online.

KRFC 88.9 FM and Natural Alternatives present HARBOUR, a Cincinnati-formed indie pop and rock outfit that has grown from hometown crowds to sold-out venues across the United States. The band features Ryan Green on vocals and guitar, Jarett Lewis on guitar, Ryan Sulken on drums, Walker Atkinson on bass, and Devon Turner on guitar. Their catalog includes an EP, 10 singles, and four full-length albums, with the latest titled To Chase My Dreams, Or To Just Lie Down?. Fresh from a two-leg tour that reached audiences in multiple countries to celebrate that release, and with more music in the works, they deliver a live set shaped by the same catchy sound heard on their recordings.