Events in Greeley
Jurassic Garden
Explore the world of long ago by building a garden that combines dinosaurs with plant life from prehistoric times. This creative activity encourages imagination as participants design their own ancient-themed garden. The event takes place at Farr Regional Library.
Farr Regional LibraryBLS Blended Skills Sign off
An in-person skills sign-off in Greeley serves as the hands-on component of a blended BLS course for learners who have already finished the online training. Participants first complete the web-based lessons at their own pace, then attend a brief, face-to-face evaluation to demonstrate essential lifesaving techniques. Successful completion results in an AHA Heartsaver certification that remains valid for two years. Anyone who has not begun the online portion can still start the coursework before attending the sign-off.
LINC Library Innovation CenterGlass Painting Workshop
Explore glass painting in a hands-on session where you choose from a variety of glassware and decorate it with your own original design. Guided by instructor Devyn Wood, this experience welcomes both beginners and seasoned artists. Open to ages 12 and up.
Centennial Park LibraryJerome Lowenthal and Friends
Jerome Lowenthal of the Juilliard School kicks off the 2026 CIPAF Guest Artist Series alongside pianists Ursula Oppens and Lei Weng. This program emphasizes artistry, collegiality, and musical exchange in a collaborative setting at Kepner Hall.
Kepner HallThe Heart Collectors
The Kress Cinema & Lounge hosts The Heart Collectors, an Australian epic folk group on the Toward The Dawn USA Tour. The performance features songs from their EP Twilight Tales alongside additional material. Recognized as finalists for Album of the Year at the International Folk Music Awards, the band blends 60s and 70s inspired Americana folk with a Celtic lilt. Their sound flows from bluegrass tinged tunes to airy, atmospheric passages, carried by close harmonies and a rich mix of keys, cello, banjo, mandolin, and guitar. Originating in regional New South Wales, they have appeared at major gatherings including South by Southwest, Folk Alliance International, NAMM, Canadian Music Week, and Global Music Match. Their momentum includes 103 shows across the United States in a nine month stretch and regular top 20 placements on the Folk Radio and NACC charts, with Twilight Tales peaking at number 7.
The Kress Cinema & LoungeGreeley Funk Jam
A community funk jam where musicians and vocalists can step in and play, with a backline ready to go that includes drums, guitar and bass amps, keyboards, and vocal microphones. Participation spans all ages and abilities, for instrumentalists and singers alike. Val Chillmer anchors the session with a blend of pop, funk, and jazz. The lineup features Valerie Vampola on keys and vocals, Kyle Cervantes on sax, Alfredo Balcacer on guitar, Gavin Wilson on bass, and Zack Hall on drums. Their repertoire nods to Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, and Herbie Hancock, with an EP in progress. They also rework popular tunes in their own style, from a fusion take on Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean to stretching Play That Funky Music into extended jams.
2454 WestWeld County Fair
This annual county fair offers free admission and welcomes everyone to explore a wide range of displays, hands-on activities, contests and shows, and special events. Youth and adults from across Weld County present their skills in many areas, including agriculture and livestock, natural resources, engineering, consumer and family sciences, fine arts, horticulture, and aspects of home and family life. Stroll through the exhibits, support local participants, and enjoy a community celebration of learning, creativity, and hard work.
Island Grove Regional ParkKids Club: Painting on Agates
This creative class invites kids to paint koi, jellyfish, penguins, a killer whale, or trees on agate slices. A variety of agate colors and sizes will be available, and each participant can paint two pieces. This activity is for ages 6 to 17.
Makers Mercantile & StudioKids Eat Free at Farr
D6 Nutrition Services offers free sack lunches for children and teens ages 1 to 18. The program is held on Wednesdays and includes one week when meals are not available.
Farr Regional LibraryTinkering with Tech
This monthly, hands-on tinkering session at the LINC Library Innovation Center features inventive technologies and techniques. Participants build automata, explore illusions, wire circuits, and take on other creative projects. Open to beginners and experienced makers alike.
LINC Library Innovation CenterCulture Keynote
Culture Pop launches with an opening program in Greeley that begins a four day celebration of art and culture. The program features a presentation by Colorado Poet Laureate Crisosto Apache and a keynote talk with arts and culture advocate Rebecca Safarik. Hosted at The Atlas Theater, this event is part of the Colorado 250/150 official celebrations. Admission is free and open to all ages. A drink menu is available at the Atlas coffee shop and bar. Support is provided by Allo Fiber, Atlas Theater, Bandwagon Magazine, BlueBird Windows and Doors, Champion Windows, Doubletree by Hilton Greeley at Lincoln Park, Downtown Greeley, The Greeley Tribune, Guild Mortgage, The Kress Cinema & Lounge, KUNC/Colorado Sound, Renewal by Andersen, and Rev Chiropractic.
The AtlasBusiness After Hours
An evening networking event brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, and business owners from across Northern Colorado for conversation, new connections, and business growth. Light hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served. Registration is required.
Realty ONE Group FourpointsMeet & Greet with Dr. Patrick Lenane
Parkview Family Eye Center hosts a casual meet and greet to introduce its new doctor, Dr. Patrick Lenane. Attendees can enjoy light refreshments, connect with the team, and get acquainted with Dr. Lenane. Everyone who attends is eligible for a chance to win a pair of Carrera sunglasses.
Parkview Family Eye CenterLomazov/Rackers Piano Duo
Renowned for compelling performances, the Lomazov and Rackers piano duo comes back to Greeley with sparkling clarity, precise ensemble, and energetic flair that have made them a favorite with audiences. Sharing one keyboard, their four-hand collaboration merges into a single, expressive voice alive with vivid color, dramatic momentum, and imaginative detail. The performance takes place at Kepner Hall.
Kepner HallThe History Hour
Centennial Village Museum hosts a session of its recurring History Hour in the Weld Centennial Church, featuring performances by Young Chautauquans. These young interpreters study a historical figure, create and memorize a first person monologue, present their portrayal, and respond to audience questions while remaining in character. The program showcases Greeley youth and brings the past to life through thoughtful, live storytelling.
Centennial Village MuseumCIPAF Faculty Recital I
The international artist-faculty of CIPAF bring global artistry to Greeley with the first of two faculty recitals. This close-up performance highlights artistic mastery and cross-cultural exchange as top-tier pianists share one stage.
Kepner HallCountry Swing Dancing Lessons & Social Dancing
Country swing dancing lessons are available for all levels, from beginner to advanced, and no partner is required. The session begins with foundations alongside beginner and intermediate instruction, then transitions into social dancing with guided practice so participants can apply new steps and build confidence. Everyone is welcome to learn at a comfortable pace in a supportive setting.
Balanced MovementCommunity Yard Sale
A weekend-long yard sale brings together residents of Gateway Place Apartments as they set up to sell their items. Open to the public, the sale is located at the Phase I entrance across from Greeley West High School.
Gateway Place ApartmentsNCYFC 8th Annual Golf Tournament
The NCYFC 8th Annual Golf Tournament takes place at Highland Hills Golf Course and brings golfers together for tournament play. The event includes a morning shotgun start and an afternoon shotgun start, each with a dedicated check-in period. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.
Highland Hills Golf CourseTyler Halverson
Tyler Halverson brings the In Defense of Drinking Tour to Moxi Theater, sharing the name with his album that offers a candid portrait of a road-worn troubadour. The record blends a Western spirit with an offbeat, smoky twist, shaped by influences that range from South Dakota sale barns to skate parks, and it includes collaborations with Parker McCollum and Wade Forster. The songs dwell on heartbreak, hard lessons, and redemption, delivered by an artist who embraces his imperfections and jokes about selling enough records to buy a few cows. The show unfolds in an intimate room that hosts up to 360 guests, supported by professional sound and lighting and a full-service bar. Dining sits just next door at Luna’s Tacos & Tequila and Stella’s Pinball Arcade & Lounge, making it easy to round out the night. The venue highlights touring acts across many styles while continuing to feature local talent through regular spotlights and tribute nights, and reserved tables are available for a premium view. Responsible attendees of all ages are welcome.
Moxi TheaterKnock-a-Thon
Crafters will gather to make Knitted Knockers, soft and lightweight breast prosthetics created by knitting or crocheting for those who have undergone breast cancer treatment. Participants should bring a size G crochet hook and size 5 double point needles. Yarn is provided by Cascade Yarns, and members of Northern Colorado Knitted Knockers will be available to answer questions and offer guidance. Participation is flexible, whether for a brief visit or the entire day. Coffee, tea, and light snacks will be available. The gathering also honors the memory of a friend through this meaningful outreach.
Dino Bones Painting
Experience dinosaur discovery through a creative, hands-on art activity where kids mold fossils from clay and design bright dinosaur-themed pieces. Young explorers can experiment with texture and color as they craft artwork inspired by prehistoric life.
Farr Regional LibraryKids Club - Clay Handbuilding Pinch Pots
Part of a Kids Club, this beginner-friendly clay handbuilding class introduces the ancient pinch method. No prior pottery experience is required. Participants use their thumbs and fingers to press, form, and hollow out a ball of clay to make functional pieces such as cups and bowls or a small sculptural object. After shaping, they add color and texture with colored slips and simple tools. Staff completes the process with a clear glaze and kiln firing for a food-safe, water resistant finish. Finished projects are typically ready for pickup within one to two weeks.
Makers Mercantile & StudioAquarius Full Moon Tea and Astrology Party
Enjoy tea tastings and snacks while exploring the Aquarius Full Moon along with current astrological happenings.
Hidden Gem CoConnect with the community
Enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly community gathering with a church community, featuring complimentary food, a DJ providing music, youth volleyball, a cornhole tournament, and chances to pet and play with puppies. The event is free to attend, open to everyone, and centered on connection, games, music, and fellowship in a welcoming, no-pressure setting.
East Memorial Park3x3: A Micro Art Festival
Experience how much artistry can fit into a tiny space at a micro festival showcasing 3 by 3 inch works created by local artists. This compact format highlights imagination, storytelling, and meticulous craft while offering a chance to discover original pieces, support regional talent, and strengthen arts and culture in Greeley. A reception and silent auction fundraiser benefits the Greeley Creative District, a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting arts and culture in the community. Live performances will feature trans-cultural fusion dance by Troupe Sidysaan and vocals and piano by Northern Colorado musician Valerie Vampola. Complimentary small bites, lemonade, and water will be available. Admission is free and open to the public.
Greeley Creative Arts CenterBPW's Red, White and Bruised
The Spear Firm brings Battleground Pro Wrestling to the First Congregational Church of Greeley for a live showcase of family friendly, hard hitting action as part of BPW’s 2026 season. Expect high stakes with titles on the line, rivalries reaching a boiling point, and the electric atmosphere that has helped position BPW among Colorado’s standout independent promotions. Built on tradition, honor, and a little mayhem, BPW aims to bring families together for memorable live entertainment while featuring standout talent from Colorado and beyond. This event continues the partnership between The Spear Firm and BPW, reflecting a shared commitment to local communities and meaningful experiences across Northern Colorado. Founded in 2005 and relaunched in Colorado in 2022, BPW blends classic wrestling values with modern excitement in a setting created to be welcoming for all ages.
First Congregational United Church of ChristCulture Pop Concert with Rootbeer Richie and more
Enjoy an outdoor, free concert in the Union Colony Civic Center south parking lot as part of Culture Pop, a four-day celebration of arts and culture in Greeley, Colorado. The Dirty Turkeys open the show, followed by a headlining set from Rootbeer Richie. Originally from Louisiana, the band mixes a swampy Southern blues vibe with rock and roll, has built a presence in the Mile High City, and has performed at the Telluride Blues Festival, the Boulder Roots Music Festival, and FOCOMX, with Culture Pop now on that list. Admission is free. This event is supported by Allo Fiber, Atlas Theater, Bandwagon Magazine, BlueBird Windows and Doors, Champion Windows, Doubletree by Hilton Greeley at Lincoln Park, Downtown Greeley, The Greeley Tribune, Guild Mortgage, The Kress Cinema & Lounge, KUNC/Colorado Sound, Renewal by Andersen, and Rev Chiropractic.
Union Colony Civic CenterMichael Chertock
Renowned internationally, pianist Michael Chertock returns to Greeley for a recital shaped by warmth, brilliant technique, and vivid musical storytelling. A cherished CIPAF guest artist, he crafts performances that draw listeners in and leave them eager for more.
Kepner HallGreeley Farmers Market
Explore a market featuring farm-fresh local produce, seafood, freshly baked goods, breakfast options, and sweet treats, all together in one market.
North of Lincoln ParkSecond Annual The Birdie Initiative
The Birdie Initiative returns for its second year with a golf tournament dedicated to giving back. All proceeds benefit The Craig Foundation, supporting patients with spinal cord and traumatic brain injuries.
Boomerang Links Golf CourseThe Smokin' Oaks
The Smokin' Oaks bring their four-piece rock sound from Yukon, Oklahoma to Moxi Theater, celebrating the night after their first Red Rocks appearance. Formed in early 2023, the band features Slaid Cross on lead guitar and harmony vocals and Colton Blake on vocals and rhythm guitar, both relatives of Grady Cross of Cross Canadian Ragweed, alongside Noah Morris on drums and percussion and Conner Pattison on bass. Their growing catalog includes four singles, with their most popular release, "Call Me Demented," and a range that runs from the grunge edge of "Please Accept Me" to the twangy sway of "Weed." New tracks produced by Mike McClure and Caleb Shirtum are on the way. They have performed with Cody Canada and the Departed, Stoney LaRue, Gannon Femin and CCREV, and Sterling Elza, and have appeared at Mile 0 Festival and Calf Fry. Moxi Theater offers an intimate setting for up to 360 concertgoers, with state-of-the-art audio and lighting and a full bar. Dining options like Luna's Tacos & Tequila and Stella's Pinball Arcade & Lounge are next door. Reserved tables are available, and all responsible ages are welcome.
Moxi TheaterFree Yoga
Balanced Movement offers a free outdoor yoga session at the Greeley Arts Picnic. This community class is friendly and accessible for all experience levels, from first-timers to longtime practitioners. Attendees should bring a yoga mat, water, and any other items needed to stay comfortable outside. There is no cost to participate.
Lincoln ParkCrushed Glass Suncatcher Workshop
Create a 7 inch suncatcher made with crushed glass, guided step by step with all materials provided. Personalize your piece with more than 20 color choices, and work with resin while using the supplied gloves for safety. Select your design in advance from four options: a flamingo, a turtle, a wave, or a care ribbon. The finished piece needs about 24 hours to cure, so you will take it home in a provided box to dry. Come with friends or family, or attend solo and connect with other creative people. It is a relaxed chance to unwind, have fun, and make something memorable, with every crafting supply included.
Makers Mercantile & Studio*Sold Out* Beginner Kinusaiga (Fabric Art)
This session is sold out. For ages 16+, this introductory workshop explores kinusaiga, a Japanese fabric art made without stitching that echoes the look of quilting, stained glass, or mosaic. With clear, step-by-step guidance, participants use a simple cut and tuck method to create a colorful hummingbird image. Each person completes a 5x5 piece that highlights their own taste through fabric and color choices. All supplies are provided, and a wood frame is available as an optional finishing touch.
Sunday Funday - Maker Studio
This is a relaxed, come-and-go crafting session at the Maker Studio. Materials are included at no cost, and no registration is needed. It is recommended for participants ages 8 and older who attend with a guardian.
LINC Library Innovation CenterCIPAF Faculty Recital II
The CIPAF artist faculty return for a second night of music at Kepner Hall, bringing the festival’s global scope to audiences in Greeley. The program pairs familiar masterpieces with lesser known gems, interpreted by musicians whose insight has been shaped across generations.
Kepner HallVette Fest
Vette Fest takes place in Greeley.
Island Grove ParkBUTI Movement
Experience a beat-fueled somatic practice that supports reconnection with your body while calming the nervous system and releasing stored stress. This class weaves primal movement, Spiral Structure Technique, deep core engagement, cardio dance, and functional conditioning into a powerful flow. Expect to sweat, move with intuition, build strength, and finish feeling grounded, energized, and more connected to yourself. Guided by Marissa and hosted by Balanced Movement Yoga.
Balanced Movement YogaAdult Craft Meet-up
Centennial Park Library hosts a monthly craft gathering that brings teens and adults together to trade tips and techniques for their favorite hobbies. Crochet, knitting, cross stitch, embroidery, and more are welcome, creating a friendly space to learn from one another and connect with fellow makers.
Centennial Park LibraryLorenzo Di Bella
Lorenzo Di Bella, a Gold Medalist of the Horowitz International Piano Competition, makes his first appearance in Greeley with a recital at Campus Commons at UNC. The program highlights commanding intensity, graceful refinement, and lyrical expressiveness, bringing world-class artistry to the university stage.
UNC Campus CommonsEscape from the Escape Room Warehouse
Curiosity leads straight into a warehouse packed with favorite challenges from LINC escape rooms, from Steampunk Skylab and the Broken Wish Factory to Escape from Wonderland and more. Once inside, the only way out is to conquer a lineup of the toughest puzzles gathered from every adventure. Register at any service desk upon arrival. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Skills like basic reading, simple math, steady focus, clear communication, and problem solving will improve the chances of breaking free.
LINC Library Innovation CenterKids Eat Free at LINC
At LINC Library Innovation Center, D6 Nutrition Services provides free sack lunches for children and teens ages 1 to 18. Lunches are available on Mondays and Thursdays.
LINC Library Innovation CenterSesquicentennial Explorers: Digging into 150 Years of Colorado's History
Commemorate 250 years since America’s founding and 150 years of Colorado statehood through an exploration of the histories of various Colorado cultural groups. Ideal for families. Availability is limited while supplies last.
LINC Library Innovation CenterLINC Woodshop Certification Training
Get acquainted with the LINC Industrial space in a hands-on training that explains available resources and the safety guidelines for using them. During the session, participants start crafting a wooden mallet while learning proper tool use and safe operating practices. Completion of this training is required before making reservations.
LINC Library Innovation CenterThe Skeleton Key Horror Book Club
A monthly, in-person book club for readers drawn to the horrific, the fantastic, and the macabre, The Skeleton Key Horror Book Club gathers to unpack the themes that shape horror literature. Discussions span everything from classic tales to contemporary works and from short fiction to graphic storytelling, welcoming both longtime fans and those exploring the genre for the first time. This meeting spotlights selections from Choke Gasp! The Best of 75 Years of EC Comics, available on Hoopla, featuring the stories And All through the House (pages 54 to 61) and Taint the Meat (pages 120 to 127). The conversation takes place at LINC Library.
LINC Library Innovation CenterSongwriters Night Wiley Roots Brewing Company
Songwriter night at Wiley Roots Brewing Company with multiple sets planned. The performer lineup is still to be announced.
Moon and Mind Alchemy- Full Moon Gathering
A full moon gathering centered on stress release and inner reconnection. Participants will explore a calming mix of amygdala regulation, breathwork, hypno-meditation, sound therapy, and mindfulness, all intended to slow the pace and foster grounding. The experience welcomes every level of familiarity with these practices, offering a gentle path toward feeling lighter and more centered. Attendees are encouraged to bring personal comfort items and an open heart to help create a caring setting that supports healing and renewal.
Writing Workshop for Adults
At Centennial Park Library, this monthly workshop for adults explores a variety of writing styles and emphasizes craft through hands-on writing exercises. Participants can develop their skills and connect with a community of fellow writers. Open to all experience levels and writing formats.
Centennial Park LibraryJuly's Bookclub meeting
July's book club meeting centers on a discussion of King of Ashes by S.A. Cosby and takes place at Panera Bread.
Panera Bread (4533 Centerplace Dr, )McKinley James and more
McKinley James brings a timeless yet contemporary edge to the stage, pairing electric guitar prowess with sharp songwriting. His sound blends American rock and roll, amplified soul, and raw rhythm and blues, a mix highlighted on his debut album, Working Class Blues. Sharing the bill, Buzz Brothers Band rounds out the lineup. Set at Moxi Theater in Downtown Greeley, a live music hub since 2013, the concert unfolds in an intimate space that accommodates up to 360 guests along the Front Range. The venue offers professional sound and lighting and a full-service bar, with Luna’s Tacos & Tequila and Stella’s Pinball Arcade & Lounge conveniently located next door for pre or post show bites. Attendees of all ages are welcome under the venue’s responsible ages policy. Reserved tables are available for a premium viewing experience. Presented by BandWagon Presents.
Moxi TheaterLINC Woodcarvers
The LINC Carving Club provides a welcoming setting to practice woodcraft, share ideas, and build skills alongside others. It is open to beginners and experienced wood carvers, sculptors, and curious makers, and no prior experience is required. Materials are supplied to help participants get started. Children 12 and under must attend with a caregiver.
LINC Library Innovation CenterKids Eat Free
Each Tuesday, D6 Nutrition Services offers free sack lunches for children and teens ages 1 to 18. Please note there are a few dates when meals are not provided.
Centennial Park LibraryKids Eat Free
At LINC Library Innovation Center, D6 Nutrition Services offers free sack lunches to children and teens ages 1 to 18 on weekdays.
LINC Library Innovation CenterAmber Slime
A hands-on library activity blends science and creativity as participants make Jurassic period themed slime while exploring how tree resin fossilizes into amber. The program is geared toward middle school aged kids. All materials are provided, and space is limited.
Centennial Park LibraryBLS Blended Skills Sign off
Finish your BLS blended certification with a focused in-person skills check-off for those who have already completed the online training. This brief session serves as the second step of the blended format, pairing self-paced online learning with an on-site assessment to demonstrate essential lifesaving skills. Successful completion leads to an official AHA Heartsaver certification that is valid for two years. The skills check-off takes place at the LINC Library Innovation Center. If the online portion is not yet complete, be sure to finish it before attending.
LINC Library Innovation CenterCIPAF International Piano Competition Winners' Concerto
Closing the 2026 CIPAF Guest Artist Series, this concert highlights emerging international pianists. Competition winners perform solo works and join the orchestra for featured concerto selections, offering a glimpse of where classical music is headed.
UNC Campus CommonsBuzz, Bloom & Wrap! A Hands-on Pollinator Workshop
This hands-on pollinator workshop in Greeley, Colorado features activities to make your own beeswax wraps along with learning about important local pollinator species and beekeeping. The workshop is free, and an RSVP is requested.
WGCD OfficeKids Eat Free
D6 Nutrition Services offers free bag lunches for children and teens ages 1 through 18. The program runs on a weekly schedule, with a brief pause on select days when meals are not available. It helps ensure kids have access to a nutritious lunch.
Centennial Park LibraryJurassic Jeep Bedazzling
At the LINC Library Innovation Center, transform a small-scale car into a dazzling dinosaur-park ride using sparkly embellishments like gems, rhinestones, and diamond dots. Create a vehicle that steals the spotlight, even next to a make-believe Dilophosaurus. This creative activity is designed for tweens, teens, and young adults, and supplies are limited.
Linc Library Innovation CenterStitch Night
Stitch Night invites makers to settle into a friendly creative session where you can keep working on a piece, revive an unfinished project, or start something brand new. The focus is broader than fiber arts, with every art form welcome, so bring whatever you like to create. Hosted at The Kress Cinema & Lounge, this casual gathering also puts a spotlight on supporting a local business and sharing the love for other small businesses in downtown Greeley. Admission is free.
The AtlasButi Yoga
Explore a dynamic Buti Yoga session that blends Vinyasa and Kundalini-inspired flows with cardio dance, plyometric strength training, and focused core work. Expect energetic, primal sequences aimed at freeing stagnant energy, revitalizing the body, and uncovering inner strength and confidence. The term Buti comes from Marathi and refers to a hidden remedy within. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. A limited number of mats will be available to borrow. Recommended for ages 16 and up. Registration is required, and there is no cost to attend. All experience levels are welcome.
LINC Library Innovation CenterKaraoke Night
Sing your favorites at a no-cost karaoke evening at 2454 West. This recurring gathering takes place on alternating Thursdays and offers standing room along the venue concourse. Entry is open to the public with no ticket reservation required. Order food and drinks at the bar, with full restaurant service also available. Bowling can be added on a first come, first served basis, and there is a special option for unlimited play for the length of the show for $15.45 plus shoe rental.
Chipper's Lanes Greeley | 2454 WestStella's Underground Comedy
Stella’s Underground Comedy Showcase features stand-up from Mark Masters, Adam Tiller, and Addie Lynne with Jared Chandler as host, presented in the basement room known as Stand-Up Underground. This weekly series spotlights emerging comics alongside national headliners and leading Front Range talent, and previous lineups have included performers seen on Netflix, Comedy Central, HBO, and late-night television. The show keeps the focus on laughter with a clear no heckling policy while allowing comics to perform without filters. Sold-out nights sometimes shift next door to the Moxi Theater to accommodate demand. Presented by BandWagon Presents at Stella’s Pinball Arcade & Lounge, a local hub for pinball, arcade games, stand-up, craft cocktails, and Boss Burgers smash-burgers.
Stella's Pinball Arcade & LoungeSquid Games: The Ultimate Challenge
Test your skills in a series of quick, game-style challenges inspired by a hit show, enjoy Korean snacks, and try to claim prizes and the chance to brag, with no one getting eliminated. Geared toward tweens, teens, and young adults. Supplies are limited.
LINC Library Innovation CenterLibrary Lock-In and Ice Cream Social
This lock-in offers full access to LINC library online resources along with the genealogy area’s books, materials, and microfiche. An ice cream social is part of the event, and an RSVP is requested for the ice cream.
LINC Library Innovation CenterJurassic Jamboree
Centennial Park Library hosts a prehistoric party after regular hours, featuring dinosaur themed games, creative crafts, snacks, and additional activities. Families are welcome, and capacity is limited.
Centennial Park LibraryCountry Swing Dancing Lessons & Social Dancing
Learn country swing in a welcoming setting with instruction for all skill levels, from beginner to advanced. It starts with foundations, beginner, and intermediate lessons, then shifts into social dancing with guided practice. No partner is required and anyone can take part.
Balanced Movement YogaAdoption Event @ Weldwerks Summer Market
Adoptable dogs will be on site at Weldwerks’ Summer Market for an adoption event. Attendees can meet the dogs and, to make the process smoother, are encouraged to submit adoption applications ahead of time.
Greeley Farmers Market
The farmers market offers a wide selection of fresh, locally sourced produce along with seafood, baked goods, breakfast options, sweet treats, and more, all gathered in one spot.
Lincoln ParkAmerica 250 & Colorado 150
Bittersweet Park in Greeley hosts a patriotic celebration featuring a display of 250 American flags and 150 Colorado flags. The program includes a ceremony with participation from local youth. Hot dogs and apple pie are part of the event. The flag display is open to the public. This event is presented by the Union Colony Exchange Club, the Exchange Club of Greeley, and the City of Greeley.
Bittersweet ParkSuper Saturday Storytime
Super Saturday Storytime is a weekend program for young children and their caregivers at Farr Regional Library. It begins with storytime, followed by interactive stations that support early literacy and pre-reading development through reading, writing, singing, talking, and play. Activities feature basic crafts, sensory experiences, and fine motor skill challenges, along with additional activities. Caregivers receive practical tips and ideas to continue building early literacy at home.
Farr Regional LibraryUniversity Schools Mattress Sale
The University Schools Marching Band Program hosts its Annual Mattress Fundraiser at University Schools, offering savings of up to 50% off typical retail pricing on mattresses and accessories. Brand new, factory-direct beds can be ordered during the sale and delivered right to your home. More than 30 models will be available in every standard size, with options from Purple, Helix, Simmons Beautyrest, Therapedic, Innomax, American Sleep, and Tranquility. Twin extra long and California king sizes can be ordered in any model, and select styles can be custom made for RVs or antique frames. Several mattresses qualify for free shipping to addresses within the lower forty eight states. All mattresses are made to order after the fundraiser, ship new from the factory, and include standard manufacturer warranties that are typically 10 years or more. Expect pickup availability about three to five weeks after the event, or choose a white glove delivery service. Details on distribution will be shared at the sale. Adjustable power bases will be featured so you can elevate the upper and lower body for comfort, with noted benefits for sleep apnea, acid reflux, and back, shoulder, or hip discomfort, as well as for reading, watching TV, or working in bed. New this year are personal neck and back massagers. Infinity Luxury massage chairs will also be showcased and are promoted for supporting endorphin production to help balance mood. A wide selection of pillows will be available, including cooling gel options and essential oil infused choices like lavender, chamomile, and peppermint. You will also find sheets, mattress protectors and pads, and frames. Even if a new mattress is not needed, many other items are available, and every purchase supports the students. Mention the student you are supporting to receive a free set of microfiber sheets with any mattress purchase.
University SchoolsCousins Maine Lobster
Cousins Maine Lobster sets up at Yetters Brewing Company in Greeley, featuring lobster rolls and convenient ways to order. Contactless ordering is offered through the mobile app. App orders are accepted only for same day posted events, and the ordering window opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous event has finished. After ordering in the app, go straight to the pickup window at the selected time. If app ordering is limited or unavailable, ordering at the truck window is always available. Payment options include major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also includes a loyalty program that awards points toward free food, applied automatically for app purchases or by scanning the app loyalty card at the window during checkout.
Yetters Brewing CompanyMission: Card Accomplished
At Centennial Park Library, this creative crafting session focuses on building a stash of handmade, all occasion cards so you are ready for birthdays, thank yous, sympathy, congratulations, and more. Create a coordinated selection and take home a clear acrylic box filled with neatly organized, ready to send cards. The experience is designed for both beginners and seasoned crafters. A ticket is required.
Centennial Park LibraryGreeley Death Cafe
Hosted by Ashen Moon Doula Services, this Death Cafe creates a welcoming space for open, friendly conversation about all aspects of death.
Spotlight Café & CreameryPoms Camp
Young dancers can train with the State Champion Poms Team and the Junior Bulldogs at Poms Camp. Campers will learn a fun routine, build confidence, and take the floor for a performance at the Bulldog Bash pep rally, with full performance details shared during camp. The session takes place at the University High School Gymnasium. The fee is $40 and includes a camp shirt, with shirt availability tied to meeting the registration deadline. Open to elementary and middle school students in grades K through 8.
University High School GymnasiumFirst Friday Art Walk
Participating businesses across Downtown Greeley showcase work by artists and creatives from many disciplines, offering hands-on moments, installations, and live happenings that encourage visitors to explore art in different forms while supporting local shops. This recurring first Friday celebration of local talent is presented in partnership with Downtown Greeley, the City of Greeley, and the Greeley Creative District. Additional details will be shared as plans are finalized.
Downtown GreeleyJigsaw Puzzle Competition!
At Centennial Park Library, ten teams of two race to finish a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle, with prizes and bragging rights at stake. The event brings together friendly competition, teamwork, and plenty of puzzle-solving excitement. Registration is required for both members of each team, and participants must be ages 10 and up.
Centennial Park Library6th Annual Conquest Classic Cars Summer Car Show
Conquest Classic Cars hosts the 6th Annual Summer Car Show, welcoming classic vehicles for a day of raffles, awards, and food in a family-friendly setting. Registration is required for vehicle entries and costs $20, which includes a gift bag, one raffle entry with prizes provided by local sponsors, a barbecue lunch, and eligibility to compete for trophies in designated award categories. Spectators are welcome to enjoy the show at no charge at the Conquest Classic Cars showroom.
Conquest Classic CarsSuper New Moon Community Circle
This monthly New Moon community circle brings people together to care for upper body wellness through self-massage and stretching, while also engaging in reflective writing to examine the stories that may be ready for revision and to set intentions that expand both mind and voice. It serves as a monthly reset, offering a calm space among others seeking the same. There is an emphasis on the healing that comes from being seen and supported in whatever is present in heart and life. The flow shifts each month to reflect the group’s needs and the New Moon’s astrological themes, and may include journal prompts, visual meditations, somatic embodiment practices, intention setting, group reiki, and more. Participants are welcome to bring a favorite tea vessel, a journal, a blanket, or anything else that adds comfort and support. All ages, genders, orientations, races, and experience levels are welcome. Questions can be sent by email or text message.
Orange Moon Massage & Holistic HealingBYOB Book Club and Rant Society
Bring a book you love or one you are exploring, along with your thoughts and enthusiasm. There is no assigned reading, just a chance to trade recommendations, talk about recent favorites and timeless picks, and share the highs and lows of your literary adventures. Slide presentations are welcome but completely optional. This monthly meetup offers a warm, judgment-free space for readers of all kinds to connect, converse, and discover new stories and new friends.
LINC Library Innovation CenterThe Mystics Meetup
This monthly gathering takes place on the second Friday. It is free to attend and intended for anyone with an interest in spiritual, metaphysical, esoteric, or occult practices, no matter their level of experience. Attendees are welcome to bring favorite tools, books, or other practice items to share and spark inspiration among the group. There are also opportunities for participants to share their knowledge by offering a free class or demonstration and to be scheduled to lead a future session.
Mystic Willow BoutiqueCougar Club Tryouts
Cougar Club Hockey opens its season with a three-day tryout at Ice Haus. The program competes in the Colorado Prep Hockey League and the Northwest Amateur Hockey League, and fields two teams: a Tier 1 Varsity group that plays a U18AA schedule and a Tier 2 Junior Varsity group on a U16A schedule. Evaluations run across three sessions labeled Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3. These tryouts start the season and the campaign concludes with playoffs.
Ice HausGreeley Kennel Club Annual Dog Show
This yearly dog show will have Jack Onofrio as superintendent. More details will be shared as they become available.
Island Grove Regional ParkFrontier Academy Community 5K
This community 5K in Greeley, Colorado brings residents of the city and nearby areas together in support of Frontier Academy’s mission to cultivate leadership by giving back to the community. A family registration option is available for up to eight participants under Multi-Person Pricing.
Frontier Academy Secondary CampusCommunity Game Night
A selection of favorite games will be showcased, with plenty of chances to toss dice, play card rounds, and even discover what a meeple is. It offers an easy way to start playing without needing to assemble a group ahead of time. Attendees are invited to bring a few personal favorites to share for extra fun.
LINC Library Innovation CenterDrivin N Cryin
Drivin N Cryin, Atlanta rock legends four decades strong, bring Southern grit and folk storytelling to Moxi Theater with favorites like Fly Me Courageous, Honeysuckle Blue, and Straight to Hell. Known for gold records and a reputation for a live show that never coasts, the band continues to charge ahead. Presented by BandWagon Presents. All responsible ages permitted.
Moxi TheaterMonster Day
Monster Day returns to Downtown Greeley for a two day takeover. Additional updates will be shared as the event gets closer, and information for vendors and sponsors will be available soon.
Downtown GreeleyQuilt Among the Blooms
Handcrafted quilts will be displayed among blooming flower fields, creating a colorful setting that blends stitching, wildflowers, and community. Visitors can stroll through the displays, take memorable photos, browse local vendors and a book nook, and enjoy treats and refreshments. The experience is family friendly. Planning is ongoing, and details about quilt submissions, ticketing, and additional updates will be shared.
Sew DowntownEZ Band
EZ Band brings its cross-cultural sound to Moxi Theater, shaped by family roots that began when Agustin and Jaime’s uncles, Kiko and Nico, first performed together as Viento Norteño. Grounded in lively Norteño and expanded with Cumbia and other influences, their set features bilingual reimaginings of classic songs that connect Spanish and English speakers through familiar melodies with a fresh twist. The concert takes place at Moxi Theater in Downtown Greeley, a live music venue active since 2013. The space can accommodate up to 360 attendees and offers an intimate experience on the Colorado and Wyoming front range. Guests of all responsible ages are welcome. Presented by BandWagon Presents.
Moxi Theater2026 Colorado Oil & Gas Expo and Golf Tournament
This combined expo and golf tournament welcomes exhibitors, vendors, and service providers from the oil and gas, construction, and industrial sectors to showcase their offerings. It highlights innovation and practical solutions, with opportunities to put your business in front of a focused industry audience and connect with professionals across these fields.
Island Grove Regional Park8th Annual BK-Dub Golf Tournament
Now in its eighth year, the BK-Dub Golf Tournament takes place at Boomerang Links Golf Course. The entry fee is $175 per golfer and includes 18 holes with a cart, plus lunch after the tournament. Those who are not golfing can still participate through a 50/50 raffle and additional prize raffles, all in support of the cause.
Boomerang Links Golf Course2026 DDBSA National Specialty
The national specialty has arrived, featuring six shows presented over five days. A packed schedule delivers multiple showcases in a short span.
Island Grove Regional ParkSalute to the American Spirit Concert
The Greeley Harmonix Chorus presents an evening of a cappella harmony that celebrates the American spirit. The program marks the 250th anniversary of the United States, 150 years of Colorado statehood, and the 25th anniversary of September 11, with patriotic selections, Colorado-themed pieces, tributes, and songs of hope that bring the community together. Venue and ticket information will be shared soon.
Kingdom A&S Collegium (Barony of Unser Hafen)
Hosted by the Barony of Unser Hafen, the Kingdom Arts and Sciences Collegium offers a full day focused on creativity, learning, and sharing skills. Explore new techniques, polish existing talents, and take part in classes and demonstrations across the arts and sciences. The site is dry, and outside food may not be cooked on site. Food trucks will be available. The detailed schedule will be provided by Outlands Royal, with updates shared through social media. Gate fees are Adult $30, Adult Member $20, and youth 17 and under are free. Event steward: Meadhbh Daingen int Slebhe, seneschal@unserhafen.org.
Northern Colorado University Center 2101 10th Ave Greeley, Colorado 80639 United StatesGiovannie and the Hired Guns w/ Special Guests
Giovannie and the Hired Guns bring their genre-blending live show to Moxi Theater with special guests. Since forming in 2015, the Stephenville, Texas five piece has grown from local honky tonks to major festivals and arenas, connecting country loyalists, metal fans, and skate punk crowds with a sound that fuses alt metal, Red Dirt country, Latin pop, and Americana. Their fourth full-length album, Quitter, produced by Johnny K at Sonic Ranch, is their second release since signing with Warner Music Nashville and features some of their most candid writing as frontman Giovannie Yanez faces addiction, loss, and change while keeping the band’s loose, high-energy spirit. Songs like Cheap Tequila and Chiquita highlight the range, from hard-hitting rhythms to disco-tinged Latin vibes, underscoring a bond with fans that cuts across genres. Moxi Theater offers an intimate setting for up to 360 concertgoers with professional sound and lighting, a full-service bar, and the option to reserve tables for a premium view. All responsible ages are welcome. Presented by BandWagon Presents.
Moxi TheaterGinuwine & Montell Jordan
R&B standouts Ginuwine and Montell Jordan share the stage at Union Colony Civic Center for a double bill that spans decades of hits. Ginuwine broke through in the late 90s with smooth vocals and chart-topping singles such as "Pony" and "Differences." Montell Jordan brings the multi-platinum number one "This Is How We Do It." Together they present an energetic live set built around their signature songs.
Monfort Concert HallPyschostick, Galactic Empire @ Moxi Theater
A high-energy bill at Moxi Theater brings together Psychostick and Galactic Empire for a metal show that blends laughs, riffs, and cinematic power. Born from longtime friends who turned their love of heavy music into a comedic onstage spectacle, Psychostick delivers punchy guitars, tongue-in-cheek lyrics, wild antics, and an intense performance. Their sound lands where the weight of bands like Chimaira, Machine Head, and Hatebreed meets the mischievous spirit of The Bloodhound Gang, Tenacious D, and Weird Al Yankovic. Galactic Empire channels the iconic film scores of John Williams into guitar-driven metal, uniting fandom and ferocity. Performing in the guises of Dark Vader, Boba Sett, Red Guard, Shadow Ranger, and Bass Commander, they unleash thunderous versions of themes such as The Imperial March and Duel of the Fates. Set in downtown Greeley, the Moxi Theater offers a close-up concert experience for up to 360 fans, complete with professional sound and lights and a full-service bar. Dining options sit next door at Luna's Tacos & Tequila and Stella's Pinball Arcade & Lounge, and reserved tables are available for a premium view. All responsible ages are welcome. Presented by BandWagon Presents.
Moxi TheaterJohn Crist
John Crist takes the stage with a mix of sharp wit, off-kilter stand-up and the energy of his viral sketches as part of the John Crist Live! Tour. Fresh off a nearly sold out Jokes For Humans run, the tour launched nationally and included a sold-out stop at Nashville’s Opry House, with 25 additional dates announced. Crist has earned more than one billion video views and 8 million followers, placing him regularly among Pollstar’s Top 10 Global Touring Comedians. His latest special, John Crist: Emotional Support, has drawn over 4 million views on YouTube, and clips from it have reached millions more. The Georgia native also hosts the pop-culture-meets-comedy podcast Net Positive with John Crist and has appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Good Morning America, SEC Network, SHERRI, CBS Sports, Barstool Sports and Theo Von’s This Past Weekend.
Monfort Concert HallKANSAS
KANSAS brings five decades of American classic rock to the stage, powered by the musicianship and progressive energy that define the band. Since their 1974 debut, they have sold more than 30 million albums worldwide and released sixteen studio albums along with five live recordings. The legacy includes eight gold albums and three certified six times Platinum, plus two of rock's most recognizable singles, "Carry On Wayward Son" at quadruple Platinum and "Dust in the Wind" at triple Platinum. Their music has reached audiences around the world, made a strong mark on the Billboard charts, and remained present in film, television, and modern gaming. Today's lineup continues to honor that history while keeping the sound vibrant for audiences everywhere.
Monfort Concert Hall5th Annual Coach "Pops" Perry Whacker Classic!
At Boomerang Links Golf Course, the 5th Annual Coach “Pops” Perry Whacker Classic brings golfers together for a four person best ball scramble that benefits the local community. Established in 2022, the tournament raises funds to assist individuals facing cancer or coping with loss, and it supports local organizations and people in recovery through scholarships. Registration is available for teams at $500 or individuals at $125, and entry includes green fees, a cart, lunch, and prizes. The day features a shotgun start and competition holes, along with raffle drawings and a live auction conducted by an auctioneer with high value items up for bid. Sponsorships are offered at four levels. A Hole Sponsor at $500 receives signage at the tee box and the green, and may host a tent with swag and games while providing staff throughout the event. A Platinum Sponsor at $500 includes signage at both the tee box and the green. A Gold Sponsor at $250 includes signage at the tee box and the green. A Silver Sponsor at $100 includes signage at the tee box. This year’s theme encourages wearing pink to honor loved ones and to promote breast cancer awareness. The Coach Pops Perry Cancer Foundation also welcomes volunteers for the tournament and other activities.
Boomerang Links Golf Course