Events in Greeley, CO

A free, open-to-the-public vinyl set from the ape brings together 70s grooves, disco and funk with popular 80s hits, all spun from classic records, and some vinyl will be given to attendees. This general admission show offers standing room along the concourse. Food and drinks are available self-service at the bar, and full restaurant service is offered. Bowling can be purchased on the day of the show on a first come basis, with an unlimited option for the duration of the performance priced at $15.45 plus shoe rental. Voluntary donations go directly to the artists. Reserving a ticket in advance lets you choose one complimentary item, either an Odell Brewing Co. draft beer, a soda, or a basket of fries, which can be redeemed with the bartender by showing the reservation. Limit one per person.

For ages 12 to 18, this D&D adventure unfolds in Cappy's Happy Kingdom, a theme park overseen by Cornelius “Cappy” Capybara. Participants take on roles as guests, concierges, or park employees and investigate unusual incidents like runaway roller coasters, souvenir photo spots that turn visitors to stone, and collectible merchandise causing chaos. No previous D&D experience is required.

Children read aloud to calm therapy dogs who listen patiently, creating a soothing environment that helps young readers relax and build confidence. The format is flexible, allowing participation at a comfortable pace.

Curious about yoga and looking for a gentle place to begin? This beginner-friendly session offers an inviting introduction guided by Angie Noe, a yoga therapist. Registration is required.

Explore the craft of fly tying with instruction from Platte Rivers Veterans in a hands-on Reel Skills workshop. Whether you are brand new to tying or already have experience on the water, you will learn essential vocabulary, step by step methods, and practical techniques. Everyone completes and takes home a fly made during the session. All tools and materials are provided, and participants may bring their own tying gear if they have it. Open to adults and high school students. Youth ages 12 to 15 must attend with an adult. This session focuses on the Hare’s Ear fly. Registration is recommended to help ensure enough materials for all participants. Program partner Platte Rivers Veterans Fly Fishing offers free instruction in fly fishing, casting, tying, and rod building for veterans, along with complimentary single day and multi day fishing trips.

Finding enough players can be tricky, so this gathering brings people together to play. Explore a mix of games, toss some dice, try a few card rounds, and discover the meaning of a meeple. For added variety, participants are welcome to bring a favorite game to share.

NOCOM presents the 2026 Rocky Mountain Advanced Manufacturing Expo, the longest running manufacturing trade show in the region, hosted in Greeley. The event brings together manufacturers, buyers, engineers, executives, procurement professionals, operations leaders, workforce partners, and job seekers for a full day focused on connection, discovery, and opportunity. Attendees can meet manufacturers and suppliers, see emerging technologies in action, source custom and non-standard parts, and strengthen relationships across the supply chain while connecting with the people driving advanced manufacturing in the Rocky Mountain region. It is a hub for local capabilities and national resources, offering workforce connections and practical solutions to today’s production challenges. Exhibitors can place their companies in front of qualified decision makers and technical professionals, showcase capabilities, build relationships, generate leads, and support hiring efforts, all within a show floor that has expanded year over year to increase visibility within the regional manufacturing community. Tickets include full-day programming, networking opportunities, speaker sessions, and a concluding happy hour.

Now in its 14th year, this superhero themed community run gathers runners, walkers, families, and costumed participants at Greeley FunPlex to move for a cause that supports vulnerable children. Participants can choose a 10K, 5K, 1 mile, or a free kids fun run, offering an option for both experienced racers and newcomers. After the finish line, a festive family carnival adds to the fun and highlights the spirit of coming together. The aim is simple... turn energy and enthusiasm into real support for kids who need heroes in their corner.

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.

At LINC Library Innovation Center, this program provides a welcoming space for neurodivergent children and for kids who benefit from multisensory learning. Storytime features music, movement, and storytelling, then shifts to a low-sensory hour for exploration and play in the Discovery Hub upstairs. Activities are designed with preschool interests in mind, though older children are welcome, and siblings may attend. Please register once per family.

Learn to build wholesome, satisfying soups in a hands-on class that uses a customizable method you can adapt to any season. Certified Public Health Education Specialist David Gutierrez from the Weld County Department of Public Health guides participants through essential kitchen techniques, including cooking aromatics, developing depth of flavor, and balancing textures. Using a flexible template that brings together vegetables, proteins, whole grains or legumes, and flavorful broths, you will practice creating nourishing bowls from fresh, available ingredients and leave ready to make your own. Children ages 6 to 12 are welcome with their caregivers. Please register each person who will attend. The Department of Public Health and Environment also offers Healthy Plate at Home, a set of eight adaptable sessions available in person or online, each 30 or 60 minutes, which can be taken individually or combined as a shorter alternative to a six-week series for building practical cooking and nutrition skills.

Explore Tai Chi, also called Taiji or Taijiquan, an ancient Chinese practice embraced by millions worldwide. Gentle, low impact movements are paired with a calm, attentive mindset to promote relaxation and overall well being. It is open to all levels, and no prior experience is required. Registration is encouraged.

Explore hands on technology at the LINC Library Innovation Center. Each month features new projects that use innovative techniques to build automata, create optical illusions, experiment with circuits, and more. Suitable for all skill levels.

This monthly New Moon circle centers on community, reflection, and gentle care for the body and voice. The upcoming gathering focuses on upper body well-being with self-massage and stretching, paired with guided writing to examine the stories that are ready to change and to set intentions that broaden perspective and expression. It offers a chance to reset after the previous month and to settle into stillness among others seeking the same. Participants are invited to be seen and supported with whatever is present in their hearts and lives. Each month’s flow is shaped by the group’s collective energy and the New Moon’s astrological themes, and may include journal prompts, visual meditations, somatic embodiment practices, intention setting, group reiki, and more. Bringing a favorite tea cup, a journal, a blanket, or anything else that supports comfort is encouraged. All ages, genders, orientations, races, and experience levels are welcome. For questions, email or text the organizers.

A full band will perform live at Key Largo Lounge.

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.

Centennial Park Library hosts a workshop for adults that meets each month and explores a range of genres and techniques. Each meeting offers exercises designed to strengthen skills and expand understanding of the writing craft, while also fostering connections among participants. The workshop welcomes writers of every experience level and any format.

Bumpin Uglies teams up with Artikal Sound System for a night at Moxi Theater. Since forming in 2008, the Annapolis, Maryland group has built a loyal following through constant touring, candid songwriting, and a hands-on, independent approach. The lineup features Brandon Hardesty on vocals and lead guitar, Brent Schraffenberger on bass, T.J. Haslett on drums, Ethan Lichtenberger on keys, trombone, trumpet, and backing vocals, and Will Lopez on saxophone. Their catalog, including albums like Go Folk Yourself, Mid-Atlantic Dub, and Lyrics Over Everything, reflects a sound that mixes reggae pulse, punk energy, ska bounce, and folk storytelling. Fans know them for a straight-from-the-heart style that has inspired a welcoming community called Uglies Nation. Moxi Theater, a cornerstone for live music since 2013, hosts up to 360 concertgoers and is known for an intimate experience along Colorado’s Front Range. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

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.

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.

Elijah Scott brings his country Americana songwriting to Moxi Theater, pairing a distinctive voice with a blend of heartfelt storytelling, rhythm, and soul. His music ranges from the introspective Cigarettes to the bold Turnin Into Something, linking small town roots with modern vibes and inviting listeners to feel as deeply as they groove. Set in Downtown Greeley, Moxi Theater has hosted live music since 2013 and welcomes up to 360 concertgoers, offering an intimate concert experience along the Front Range. Professional sound and lighting and a full-service bar support a comfortable listening environment, with Luna's Tacos & Tequila and Stella's Pinball Arcade & Lounge next door for convenient pre or post show options. All responsible ages are welcome, and reserved tables are available for a premium experience. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

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.

Weld Project Connect brings essential services and practical help together in a single-day, community-wide effort at Island Grove Regional Park. Focused on individuals and families in Weld County, especially those facing hardship, the event offers resources related to housing, healthcare, employment, education, and more. The goal is to connect guests with the support they need and build pathways to a better quality of life through a collaborative approach.

Moxi Theater hosts a co-headlining night with British American trio Raynes alongside David Wimbish & The Collection, and it marks Raynes’ first visit to Greeley. This event is open to all ages. Raynes began when North Dakota natives Mat Charley and Joe Berger discovered UK singer Mark Race on Instagram, connected, and soon launched a band in the United States. Since then the group has signed with Sony Music Publishing, released six singles and four EPs, earned coverage from outlets like Billboard and People, and drawn hundreds of thousands of monthly listeners and tens of millions of streams. Their reputation as an energetic live act has been built across venues throughout the US and UK, including a turn at BottleRock Festival, with intricate harmonies, distinctive instrumentation, and poetic songwriting that blend folk, rock, chamber pop, and global influences into a sound that defies easy labels. David Wimbish, a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, returns with The Collection and the new album Heavy Love, created largely on his own after a season shaped by personal change and the effects of Hurricane Helene on his community. Now based in Richmond, he wrote, produced, and recorded the album in a studio he built at his parents’ North Carolina home. Launched in his college years, The Collection has cultivated a devoted following through big, communal energy and heartfelt storytelling. The latest songs explore aging, heartbreak, shifting friendships, natural disasters, nonconformity, love as a practice, and life’s uncertainties with clear-eyed vulnerability.

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.

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.

The Trinity Quilters' biennial bazaar at Trinity Lutheran Church of Greeley features a wide-ranging quilt sale with items such as table toppers, wall hangings, lap quilts, kitchen goods, sewing items, and more, all showcasing their quilting skills. Local vendors will also be on site with their own creations available for purchase. Additional details will be shared as the event approaches.

Monfort Concert Hall welcomes Celtic Thunder for a special program highlighting the songs that have made the group a favorite. Since launching in Dublin in 2007, this Irish and Scottish vocal ensemble has thrilled audiences around the world with lush harmonies, theatrical presentation, and the spirit of traditional Celtic music. Emmet Cahill, Neil Byrne, Damian McGinty, and Ronan Scolard perform with the Celtic Thunder Band, delivering the signature energy and artistry fans know well. Experience an evening shaped by the music that has defined their journey for nearly twenty years.

Painting Your Grief is a creative wellness session where participants brush color over pre-printed images on canvas to gently explore grief, memory, healing, and personal growth. With simple techniques and expressive use of color, these images become layered artworks that mirror each person's experiences and feelings. The setting is supportive and judgment free, and no prior art background is needed. By working directly onto existing imagery, participants make space for reflection, emotional release, and creative restoration, while fostering connection and resilience through the act of making art.

World Ballet Company presents Swan Lake in a sweeping production accompanied by a live orchestra. Enchantment and destiny meet in this classic struggle between good and evil, brought to life by a cast of 50 international dancers in more than 150 hand sewn costumes and framed by carefully crafted sets. Signature moments such as the Dance of the Little Swans and the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés unfold to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score performed live. The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 5 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets nationwide, welcomes both newcomers and longtime ballet fans, and features professional artists representing over ten countries. To date, the company has visited more than 300 cities and performed for audiences totaling over 500,000.

At Moxi Theater, Don McMillan brings a tech-infused stand-up show that playfully asks whether artificial intelligence can take the stage from humans. He turns charts, graphs, and Venn diagrams into punchlines, blending an engineering background with sharp humor for a set that feels like the most entertaining slide deck in comedy. His journey runs from Silicon Valley to viral recognition. He reached the Top 12 on America’s Got Talent and performed in the Finals, earning praise from every judge, including Simon Cowell. Online, his breakout video Life After Death by PowerPoint has surpassed 50 million views, and he became the first Dry Bar comedian to top one million Instagram followers. Additional highlights include a win at the San Francisco International Comedy Competition and appearances on The Tonight Show, HBO, and Comedy Central. His clean, clever style has also connected with audiences at companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. All responsible ages are permitted at this performance.

Downtown Greeley hosts a free, family-friendly Halloween outing filled with treats and lighthearted frights. Participants can stroll between participating businesses to collect candy, tackle a climbing wall experience with the Climbing Collective, and snap spooky photos with a Distortions Unlimited prop. Costumes of all kinds are encouraged, from cute to creative. Start at any participating location shown on the Trick or Treat Street map and enjoy a safe atmosphere that celebrates kindness and community spirit.

Blippi and Meekah take the stage at Greeley’s Union Colony Civic Center with an all-new Be Like Blippi tour production filled with upbeat music, comedy, and surprises. Families can clap, sing, and dance along to favorites including The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me. This interactive adventure encourages kids to move, play, and explore, sparking curiosity throughout the audience.

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.

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.