Events in Greeley, CO

Part of a weekly series, Poppy Pals offers a welcoming volunteer morning for moms to connect, recharge, and lend a hand in the garden. All women are welcome, from those expecting to longtime mothers. Volunteers take on light tasks like weeding, harvesting, and beautifying, while children enjoy an age appropriate nature activity or craft. A small snack is provided. Apply sunscreen in advance, wear closed toed shoes, and carry plenty of water. Bring gardening gloves if you have them, with extras available on site. Use the gravel parking along the outer edge of the circle drive. Restrooms are unavailable until May 1, though a toddler potty is on site.

Boost your well-being with an upbeat dance fitness session that supports both body and mind. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle to stay hydrated while you move. All experience levels are welcome, there is no fee to participate, and you can simply show up without registering in advance.

This lively storytime for pre-K children features longer, interactive stories, includes songs and movement, and concludes with a craft.

Civic Center EATS brings together a dozen or more food trucks, highlighting up-and-coming entrepreneurs alongside established favorites. This warm-weather series sets up in the city center and makes it easy to sample a wide range of cuisines in one stop. For the participating truck lineup and additional details, check the EATS website.

Take a midday break with a complimentary yoga class for all experience levels led by Obe Ariss. Sessions most often take place inside the Truss House on the RiNo ArtPark campus, a covered and shaded indoor setting kept cool for comfort throughout the year. When the weather cooperates, practice may be moved outdoors. The class welcomes both beginners and seasoned practitioners, offering time to move, reset, and connect in the creative atmosphere of the RiNo Art District. Bring your own yoga mat. Water is provided. Donations are welcome to support the nonprofit work of RiNo Art District and sustain free community programming. Check in at the RiNo Art District Welcome Center to find out where in the ArtPark the class will meet that day. Advance RSVP is requested.

This community, in-person gathering offers a welcoming, respectful space to talk openly about death as a universal part of life. Conversation centers on grief, dying, caregiving, the afterlife, and end-of-life planning in a kind environment that encourages thoughtful reflection and greater presence in everyday living. The meetup takes place at Happy Trails Coffee Co., with plans to gather on the patio. Participants may choose to enjoy coffee or tea and a sweet treat to support the host cafe during the discussion. Attendance is by RSVP only. Space is limited to six in-person spots, and RSVPs are used to reserve seating, share event details, and send reminders. Please do not arrive without a confirmed RSVP, and please remain considerate of others throughout the conversation.

Crafting Conversations offers an after school gathering for school age children and their parents. Creative projects set the stage for thoughtful dialogue as families make things together. The focus is on sparking conversation and strengthening connections through hands on crafting.

Discover the latest dance trends in a relaxed drop-in environment. The program guides participants through popular choreography one step at a time, set to music with time to practice and plenty of encouragement. No prior experience is required. Bring plenty of energy and get ready to move. Designed for tweens and teens.

Connect with local professionals at a casual happy hour hosted by Brooke, a Denver-based PE, at Tap Fourteen Rooftop Beer Garden in downtown Denver. The meetup will be on the rooftop, with picnic tables plus food and drink options that make it easy to relax and chat. Everyone is welcome, and bringing a friend or partner is encouraged. Feel free to stop by after work whenever it fits your schedule. For questions, contact Brooke Harthan at 720-939-5041.

At New Belgium Brewing in Fort Collins, this free outdoor line dancing session welcomes newcomers and early learners. It starts with a casual warm up, then instructors Stacy Leadingham and Katy Piotrowski teach Absolute Beginner Level 1 and Beginner Level 2, followed by a brief open dance to practice fresh steps. Weather may impact this outdoor gathering, and any cancellations will be shared on the event page. Complimentary parking is available in the lot across the street.

At LINC Library Innovation Center, this monthly book chat invites readers to bring a title they love and plenty of opinions. There is no assigned reading. Share excitement about a fresh discovery or revisit a long-time favorite, trade recommendations, and enjoy thoughtful conversation. If you want to make your case with a slide deck, go for it, but it is completely optional. The emphasis is on connecting with fellow book lovers, celebrating every reading style, and creating a welcoming, judgment-free space for stories and ideas.

Plan ahead for a smooth entry. This event is limited to attendees 16 and older, and a valid ID is required. Anyone under 16 will not be admitted, even with a parent or guardian. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are permitted. Every bag will be inspected at the door, and non-clear bags may undergo additional screening. Doors open before the performance, with the show to follow. Support acts and set times may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with several presale options, including Citi cardmember, artist, Denver, Blabbermouth, Live Nation, and VIP, and there is also a VIP package offering.

Bricks on Main Longmont hosts a relaxed blues jam with the Bluez Catz. Musicians are welcome to bring their instruments, sign up, and sit in with the band, while listeners enjoy groovy blues. Food and drinks will be available from Miss Krissy's.

Settle into the Firehouse Art Center Ceramics Studio upstairs for a relaxed evening of handbuilding ceramics. Anyone curious about working with clay is welcome, whether completely new or experienced; staff will demonstrate basic construction techniques for beginners, and independent makers can dive into their own projects. Admission is 15 dollars and includes up to 5 pounds of clay and bisque firing for the pieces you create. After firing, pick up your work to paint at home or bring it to a future Play with Clay night to add glaze. This session focuses on handbuilding projects only. Glaze tickets cover glaze only, not clay. Participants ages 14 and under must attend with a paid, actively participating adult. Because this class tends to fill quickly, cancellations with less than 48 hours notice are not eligible for a refund.

Enjoy a weekly group bike ride through Longmont that starts from a local shop and keeps the emphasis on fun. All riders and all bike types are welcome, and the pace is no drop. Expect routes of roughly 8 to 20 miles with a mid-ride stop to relax, catch up with friends, meet new people, or enjoy libations. The ride is geared toward adults, though kids may participate at a parent’s discretion. Most of the route follows bike paths, with a few optional sections of singletrack sprinkled in. Bring lights and BYOB, and come ready for a lively, party-style atmosphere. Rides are weather dependent, and updates will be shared if conditions are unfavorable.

Stampede in Aurora, CO hosts Ladies Night featuring free line dancing lessons taught by Laurie Burkhardt, rotating themes, country music and dancing.

This three-week intermediate pottery class centers on clay handbuilding for students with prior experience. The format is self-guided and encourages participants to bring their own ideas. Spend the first two sessions creating your forms, then complete the process by glazing in the third session. Suitable for ages 11 and up.

Danico Brewing hosts a free trivia night where teams of five or fewer compete for prizes while enjoying Danico beers. Bring a small team, put your knowledge to the test, and play for a chance to win.

Experience outdoor sunset yoga with live music at Cheesman Park Pavilion in Denver. This all-levels vinyasa flow welcomes every body and experience level, with options to modify and the freedom to move at your own pace. Expect a thoughtful mix of movement, breath, and sound, performances by local musicians, golden hour ambiance, and classic park views in a friendly, community-focused setting. The class is donation-based with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30, which supports teachers, musicians, and staff, helps fund community programming, and keeps the experience accessible. Everyone is welcome regardless of ability to pay. Yoga mats are available to rent for $5 while supplies last, and participants are encouraged to bring water, layers, and anything needed for comfort. Tickets are nonrefundable. If weather cancels the class, tickets will be transferred to another date. The experience is offered by Yoga Social, a Denver 501c3 and a three-time winner of Westword’s People’s Choice Award for Best Yoga Studio in Denver, with a mission to make yoga accessible, fun, and community centered through partnerships with unique local venues.

Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to Mission Ballroom in Denver with Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis. The Southern California quartet features Patrick Miranda on vocals, Ira George on guitar, Spencer York on drums, and Austin Cressey on bass. Their sound blends airy guitars, reflective lyrics, touches of spoken word, and focused songwriting, following a path that includes the EP Outgrown Things with producer Will Yip and the full-length Feel Something on Fearless Records. Songs such as Nineteen and Kept have each surpassed 800,000 streams on Spotify, with coverage from outlets like Alternative Press and New Noise Magazine accompanying extensive touring. This event is for ages 16 and over. The setup includes a general admission floor and bowl available on a first come, first served basis, plus reserved seating in the East and West balconies. Reserved balcony tickets provide seated access with a nearby bar and dedicated restrooms, and all East and West balcony tickets also permit entry to the general admission areas. Access throughout the venue is determined by the ticket type purchased.

Enjoy an evening of trivia hosted by Liam in Fort Collins. Take advantage of the burger night special, where any burger can be paired with a half pour for a dollar. Invite friends and test your knowledge together.

This weekly series presents a no-cost mystery movie curated by staff, members, and others. Expect offbeat, unpredictable picks that keep the spirit of a true wild card. Concession sales help sustain the free format.

Lost Lake hosts a night of live music featuring Telescreens, the so-and-sos, and Nautics in Denver. Advance tickets are $20, and admission is for ages 16 and up.

Vwillz brings the Long Story Short Tour to Cervantes' Other Side with Adam Yokum and Jgriff joining the lineup. This live concert features Vwillz with additional performances from both artists at the venue. Doors open before the show.

Punch Brothers perform at Paramount Denver in Denver, presented by AEG Presents. This show is open to all ages. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports organizations working toward equity, access, and dignity for all.

Learn the basics of line dancing in a welcoming class designed for absolute beginners through early beginners. Sessions take place at the Sunflower Active Adult Community clubhouse and follow a drop-in, pay-per-class format. The fee is $5 for Sunflower residents and $10 for nonresidents. Participants ages 9 to 99 are welcome. Before your first visit, contact Sara at 970-222-8384 to receive the gate code.

Colorado Youth Basketball hosts bingo sessions at Turn of the Century Bingo in Aurora. Players compete for a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500, and there is a Plinko promotion where each participant can drop a chip for prizes such as fun promotional items or discounts on future sessions. The hall features a pickle bar with $0.25 and $1 pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, board games, and much more. A full snack bar serves fresh, made-to-order options. Participation supports Colorado Youth Basketball and helps provide local kids the opportunity to play hoops.

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.

The Parkinson’s Support Group at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Denver brings together people living with Parkinson’s and their loved ones for information, support, and a welcoming sense of community. Participants can connect with others who understand their experiences, share personal stories, and explore practical strategies for everyday life. Rehabilitation specialists offer guidance with an emphasis on movement, independence, and overall well-being. Caregivers and family members are welcome to take part. Open to community members, this in-person group holds regular gatherings designed to help individuals and caregivers move forward together.

On Thursdays, Prime Rib and Steak Night offers three options. A 12 oz prime rib is $28.95 and comes with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad. A NY strip steak is $28.95 with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad. Beef tips and noodles with garlic bread are $19.95.

Learn practical, research-based gardening tips at a free monthly program led by the Weld County Extension Master Gardeners at the LINC Library Innovation Center. Sessions span starting seeds, improving soil, working with native plants, and getting the most from your vegetable beds, all tailored to Colorado’s growing conditions. Whether you hope to increase backyard yields, build a pollinator-friendly landscape, or adopt more sustainable methods, you will find tools and ideas to help your garden thrive. This session features Patty Bodwell, with the topic to be announced.

This monthly meet-up brings witches and pagans together for learning, ritual practice, and community. Each gathering features a Free Market where participants can pass along items that no longer fit their craft and pick up new pieces that do. It happens every third Thursday, and there is no cost to attend. Arrive early to receive 10% off herbs at the Verdant Nature Creations shop.

A lighthearted bingo night hosted by Jared invites friendly competition and plenty of laughs. Celebrate a winning card with a cold lager and keep the fun going as numbers are called.

A candlelit concert brings the sound of 90s hip hop to strings at The Lyric in Fort Collins, creating a live, multi-sensory atmosphere. The Range Ensemble string quartet from Denver performs a 60-minute set that weaves together medleys honoring Fugees and Lauryn Hill, Outkast, Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott, Nas, Jay-Z, A Tribe Called Quest, Wu Tang Clan, 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G., and Dr. Dre, with string renditions of favorites like Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La, Killing Me Softly, Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You), SpottieOttieDopaliscious, The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), Sock It to Me, It Ain't Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind, The World Is Yours, Can I Get A…, Big Pimpin, Money Ain't a Thing, Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime, Scenario, C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit, Protect Ya Neck, Dear Mama, California Love, Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre, and Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance and late entry is not permitted. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. The venue is ADA compliant. The event is for ages 8 and up, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Unroll your mat for an evening of outdoor yoga in Washington Park, Denver, with Yoga Social. Settle into golden hour with mountain views, fresh air, and a welcoming atmosphere designed for every body and experience level. Classes feature a Vinyasa flow that links breath with movement, with options offered for both newcomers and seasoned practitioners. Local instructors rotate to bring fresh perspectives while fostering an inclusive, community-centered experience. This is a donation-based class that keeps wellness accessible. A suggested contribution of $15 to $30 supports local instructors and staff, helps maintain accessibility, and funds community programming. No one is turned away for lack of funds. Arrive a little early for check-in and waiver signing. Mats can be rented on a first-come, first-served basis for $5. Bring water, layers, and sunscreen, and look for the yellow Yoga Social flag to find the group. After class, there is time to connect by the lake and meet new people.

Thursday nights bring a country swing lesson to Tom Davis Saloon in Loveland. The session is relaxed and beginner friendly, making it a fun warmup before an evening of dancing. You do not need a partner to participate.

Folk rock trio The Takes brings the Uprooting Roses Tour to Sound Bar in Fort Collins with support from Drift Rd and Mystee. From Portland, Oregon, the group of Sumner Rahr on guitar and vocals, Guido Rahr on guitar, and Phoebe Webb on bass blends rock riffs with heartfelt songwriting, channeling emotion and a sense of escape while remaining grounded in rock. Presented by BandWagon Presents. All responsible ages are permitted.

Portland, Oregon folk rockers The Takes blend guitar-centered rock with heartfelt songwriting. Sumner Rahr handles vocals and guitar, joined by Guido Rahr on guitar and Phoebe Webb on bass, shaping songs that balance emotion and escape while staying grounded in rock tradition. Their 2024 EP Lay Hold leaned into country and blues influences, pairing Sumner’s raw voice with an organic four-piece of guitars, bass, and drums. That period brought first-time appearances at Bonnaroo, BottleRock, and Extra Innings Fest, plus two headline tours across the United States and sold-out dates in New York City at Mercury Lounge, Chicago, and Colorado Springs. In 2025 they released the summery single Take My Time produced by Jon Gilbert, whose credits include Mt. Joy, Flipturn, and Adam Melchor. The next phase arrives with the third EP Uprooting Roses, created with producer David Baron, known for work with The Lumineers, Michael Marcagi, and Matt Maeson, alongside support dates for The Runarounds and sets at Treefort Fest and Calgary Stampede. With over 3.5 million career streams and prior support slots with Houndmouth, Wilderado, Briscoe, and Penelope Road, The Takes keep crafting songs for connection and community.

Table Public House hosts a weekly general knowledge trivia night that challenges your brain while you enjoy food and drinks. There is no cost to participate, and the highest scoring teams take home prizes.

A trivia night at Escapology Escape Rooms in Denver invites participants to test their knowledge for prizes. The venue is known for immersive escape rooms and also features a full bar with a broad range of drinks to enjoy while you play. Come with friends for a night of questions and friendly competition.

Raynes and David Wimbish & The Collection bring a co-headlining night to The Federal Theatre in Denver. After an initial sellout, the show has been upgraded to a larger venue and is now open to all ages, with tickets available again. Raynes, a British-American trio formed when North Dakotans Mat Charley and Joe Berger discovered UK vocalist Mark Race on Instagram, has since signed with Sony Music Publishing and released six singles and four EPs. Their audience numbers in the hundreds of thousands each month, streaming totals reach the tens of millions, and features have appeared in outlets like Billboard and People. Live performances have included BottleRock Festival and stages across the United States and the United Kingdom. Known for rich harmonies, distinctive instrumentation, and poetic songwriting, the group blends folk, rock, and chamber pop with Celtic and global influences. David Wimbish & The Collection arrive with Heavy Love, a warm and candid new album created largely in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Now based in Richmond, Virginia, Wimbish wrote, produced, and recorded much of the project on his own in a studio he built at his parents’ home in North Carolina. Having launched The Collection in college, he has cultivated a devoted following through anthemic, heart-forward records marked by stomp-and-holler energy and human storytelling. Heavy Love wrestles with aging, heartbreak, fractured friendships, natural disaster, nonconformity, love as action, and existential doubt, delivered with unguarded vulnerability and a renewed sense of clarity.

Drag trivia hosted by Lulu Krystals sets the stage at Illegal Pete's Park Hill for a friendly competition. Teams face off for the chance to take home prizes.

Kick off a salsa-filled evening with a complimentary, all-levels lesson that welcomes beginners and those without a partner. After the lesson, continue with social dancing to a lively mix of salsa, bachata, and more. Bring favorite song requests, an appetite, a taste for frozen margaritas or cider, and a few friends.

Big Jay Oakerson brings his relaxed delivery, razor-sharp crowd interaction, and unapologetically dirty humor to Comedy Works in Denver. For more than two decades he has headlined across North America and appeared at major festivals such as Moontower, SkankFest, Just for Laughs Montreal, Netflix Is a Joke Fest, and the Gathering of the Juggalos, with SkankFest being an event he helps produce. On the air, he co-hosts The Bonfire with Robert Kelly on SiriusXM’s Faction Talk, the new podcast Story Warz with Luis J. Gomez, and Legion of Skanks with Luis J. Gomez and Ari Shaffir. His television credits include The Roast of Kevin Hart on Netflix, This Is Not Happening, Comedy Underground with Dave Attell, FX’s Louie, Inside Amy Schumer, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and Conan. Expect an interactive set that showcases quick wit and in-the-moment exchanges with the room.

Switchfoot brings the Forever Now Tour to The Ogden Theatre in Denver, joined by Anberlin. This event is for ages 16 and over.

Mary-oke brings a lively karaoke night to Hamburger Mary’s, with The Countess hosting and keeping the mic ready for anyone eager to sing a favorite tune. Guests can channel pop divas or rock icons, take the spotlight, and cheer on fellow performers in a welcoming atmosphere. Keep the good vibes going with the Thursday dinner special featuring all you can eat wings.

Jay Webb brings The Homesick Tour to The Bluebird Theater in Denver, with Caitlynne Curtis also performing. Entry is restricted to attendees 16 and older.

DJ Shadow marks three decades of Endtroducing with a special stop at Mission Ballroom in Denver. Entry is limited to guests 16 and older. The setup features a general admission floor and bowl available on a first come, first served basis, along with reserved seating in the East and West balconies. Balcony tickets also include access to the general admission areas, and those reserved sections provide a nearby bar and exclusive restrooms. Access to specific areas depends on the ticket type purchased.

Pet Care Coalition presents a low-cost clinic for cats and dogs that offers affordable vaccinations, optional microchipping, and no exam fee. Pets must be healthy to receive services, and owners should bring current vaccination records. Dogs must arrive on a leash and cats need to be in secure carriers. Pets with a prior vaccine reaction must book a full appointment and cannot be vaccinated at the clinic. Parasite prevention and heartworm testing are not provided. Attendees are seen in the order they arrive, so wait times are likely. Animals that require booster shots will need to come to another clinic or schedule a wellness exam. Keeping up with vaccinations helps prevent disease and protects your pet.

This commemorative exhibit at Dunning Gallery reflects on the Big Thompson Canyon flood, which claimed 144 lives and impacted thousands of people in the communities between Loveland and Estes Park. Marking the passage of five decades, it traces the canyon’s story through photography, maps, recovered artifacts, and firsthand oral histories. In addition to documenting the damage, it shares how neighbors and local organizations worked together in the recovery. The exhibition offers space to honor those who were lost and to consider the resilience that followed.

An in-person networking meetup in Fort Collins brings together women in business to exchange ideas, build connections and support one another. It is designed for entrepreneurs, small business owners and emerging professionals. The gathering takes place at Kiln Offices, with complimentary drink options available. Coffee and a snack are provided by local sponsor Mugs, and there is time to mingle in the atrium before the event starts. Tickets are required due to space and demand, and they are choose-your-price. If cost is a concern, email bossbabealliance@gmail.com.

Discover ideas and savings for your next project at the Denver Home & Remodeling Expo. Admission is free. Connect face to face with local and national vendors who offer practical guidance on kitchen remodels, outdoor living upgrades, and simple home updates. Learn about options, compare ideas, and gather inspiration to move your plans forward. The expo takes place at LVC, the Livestock Center at the National Western Center, North Hall in Denver.

Colorado-based vocalist, pianist and arranger Valerie Vampola brings a solo performance that blends lounge sensibilities with pop piano ballads. Influences include Billy Joel, Diana Krall and Carol King, and her song list spans standards and piano classics. Her repertoire also features unconventional covers, like a Billy Joel style take on ACDC’s "You Shook Me All Night Long" and a jazz ballad rendition of Metallica’s "Enter Sandman," making her a go-to act for lounges from Aspen ski resorts to neighborhood martini bars.

Experience a free, monthly, self-guided stroll that spotlights the culinary talents of Downtown Fort Collins. Local food shops present interactive presentations, seasonal tastes, and engaging sampling experiences that highlight the flavors of the area. It welcomes anyone who loves food in all its forms, including eating, learning, cooking, and exploring. Whether your interests lean toward everyday staples or standout specialties, there is room to learn about the science, history, industry, and people behind what is on the plate. Shops emphasize distinctive ingredients and organic produce sourced locally, and they offer rotating samples with creative seasonal pairings. It offers an easy, flavorful way to explore food and drink in the heart of downtown, and participation is free and open to everyone.

Spend time with the artists while exploring a complete preview of works connected to the studio tour. This is an opportunity to see the pieces up close and meet the creators behind them.

Settle into a restorative sound bath designed to calm the nervous system and invite deep relaxation, paired with chakra energy balancing to align body, mind, heart, and energy. Each gathering blends gentle fascia-focused yoga, mantra meditation, simple breathing practices, an immersive sound journey, and guided chakra harmonization. More than 30 instruments shape the experience, including crystal singing bowls, koshi and theta chimes, Zen metal bowls, Tibetan tingsha cymbals, a quartz crystal pyramid, and chakra sound clearing instruments, along with the soothing textures of ocean and buffalo drums. The gemstone-infused bowls offer a rich palette of tones, featuring blue fluorite, pink and green tourmaline, selenite, aquamarine, emerald, quartz, amethyst, carnelian, black tourmaline with malachite, lepidolite, blue kyanite, and natural citrine. Specialty voices include a rare sugilite bowl tuned to 432 hertz and a 528 hertz quartz singing bowl, plus the Merkaba chime, Wayunki chime, Reverie Harp, and a Steel Chakra Drum. The collection continues to expand, bringing fresh layers of resonance to each session. The experience is intended to release stress, soothe the nervous system, ease emotional and mental heaviness, balance energy, and deepen relaxation while supporting access to intuition, a sense of higher wisdom, joy, deeper peace, and heart healing. Guidance is provided by Erin Doty, a certified teacher of yoga, meditation, and nervous system regulation, and a Master of Crystology who offers gemstone-infused sound experiences along with chakra energy balancing and harmonization services.

Discover how to build a miniature ecosystem at The Bronze Petal WashPark. This hands-on workshop guides participants through creating a terrarium in a clear glass or plastic container and covers which plants, substrates, and materials support long-lasting results. Bring your own container or choose one available on site for an additional fee. Check in at the register on arrival. Space is limited, so purchasing tickets in advance is recommended to secure a spot. Everyone leaves with a finished terrarium to take home.

Now in its 26th year, this fall fundraising celebration comes to Mile High Station for the first time. Catering By Design and Debbie Scheer return to set the tone for an evening that includes a cocktail reception with an open bar, appetizers, a three-course dinner, live and silent auctions, and live music. Individual tickets are available for $120, and sponsorship packages that include 10 tickets start at $1,500.

From The CARE Sanctuary, this women’s circle creates a space of sisterhood and gentle support. Participants are guided through meditation, heartfelt sharing, intention setting, sacred ritual, and soothing sound healing to help reconnect with inner strength, trust the healing process, and release what no longer serves. It unfolds within a compassionate, heart centered community of women on their own paths of growth, healing, and transformation. Registration is available online or by direct contact.

Explore bold color and playful fish in a relaxed acrylic painting class centered on a sardines-themed canvas. Participants build the background, paint wonderfully imperfect fish, then add bright lemons, lettering, and final details with step-by-step guidance from start to finish. Instruction is beginner friendly and covers working with simple shapes, layering techniques, and color choices. Personalize the palette and details to give each sardine its own character, and leave with a completed canvas. All supplies are provided, including paint, canvas, and brushes. The fee is $40 per person. Cancellations made seven or more days in advance receive a full refund.

Julia Wolf appears at Fillmore Auditorium in Denver for an all ages event. The venue enforces a bag policy that allows items up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches. All bags will be inspected before entry, and non clear bags may be subject to additional screening. Support acts and set times may change without notice. Tickets for the general public and VIP packages are available.

Enjoy a screening of How to Train Your Dragon as part of Mythic Movie Nights at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. Set on the island of Berk, a young Viking outsider forms an unexpected bond with a dragon, challenging his community’s dragon-slaying tradition. The film is adapted from Cressida Cowell’s children’s fantasy book. This series highlights the upcoming temporary exhibition Mythic Creatures: Dragons, Unicorns & Mermaids, which explores legends that have captivated people for millennia through models, cultural objects, fossils, and hands-on activities that illuminate connections between nature, science, and myth. Exhibition content is presented in English with an optional Spanish audio guide, and the exhibit is free with Museum admission. Admission to the Museum is not included in the ticket price.

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.

This karaoke night blends sing-along energy with axe throwing and a rage room. Attendees can take advantage of special deals on axe throwing and rage room sessions during the event, creating a lively mix of music and action.

The Vernon Barn hosts Antonio Lopez for the release of his new album, Turn Off the WiFi. The project invites listeners to take a break from constant connectivity so they can reconnect with themselves and others, ease stress, and rest more deeply. Lopez, a Colorado native of indigenous Chicano heritage who grew up in Alamosa and now lives in Longmont, weaves folk rock with rich sonic textures and writes from a personal place that reflects a wider shared story. Together with his band, he leads a warm, uplifting journey through varied musical landscapes. The Antonio Lopez Band features Antonio Lopez on guitar and vocals, Chad E. Mathis on bass and vocals, Jonathan Sadler on marimba, vibraphone, auxiliary percussion and vocals, Ian Brighton on clarinet, flute, saxophone and keys, and Christopher Scott Wright on drums and vocals. His work has earned praise from publications including The Boulder Weekly and The Pagosa Daily Post. Sharing the bill, The Dollhouse Thieves bring indie rock from Denver with a multi-instrumental approach. Their sets move easily between originals and well-known songs, touching classic country, 90s rock and jazz, with band members often switching instruments from tune to tune to keep the energy fresh and inclusive. The Vernon Barn is on a private residence. Location details are provided after ticket purchase.

The Toughest Monster Truck Tour returns to Blue Arena with two high-energy shows featuring giant monster trucks, freestyle motocross, and family-friendly thrills. Expect roaring engines, big-air stunts, and up-close action from start to finish.

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.

Pedersen Toyota brings the Toughest Monster Truck Tour to Blue FCU Arena in Loveland. Ticket holders with a Pit Pass can access the Pit Party to get an up-close look at the trucks and take selfies. Pit Party Passes are $15 or available for free at Pedersen Toyota. Tickets can be purchased at the Blue FCU Arena box office.

At Oskar Blues Homemade Liquids and Solids in Longmont, this event takes place inside a full-service restaurant and bar with a spacious outdoor patio and an elevated stage that highlights the performance. The setting is casual and welcoming, with plenty of room to relax, grab food and drinks, and enjoy the show.

At Denver’s Historic Elitch Theatre, a landmark built in 1891 and celebrating 135 years, this experience blends rich history with a hands-on exploration of its ghostly lore. Presented by XXParanormal in collaboration with the Historic Elitch Theatre, it begins with a guided account of the building and its grounds, recalling generations of visits from Broadway and Hollywood talent. With that foundation, the focus turns to a paranormal investigation inside the venue, centering on figures believed to remain within these storied spaces. Interactive, intentional activities aim to help participants tune in, seek connection, and explore what may lie just beyond ordinary perception. The result is a thoughtful mix of storytelling and discovery that highlights the theatre’s past and the mysteries that continue to surround it.

Composer Joe Hisaishi makes his first appearance at Boettcher Concert Hall, leading a new Concerto for Orchestra, a co-commission with the Colorado Symphony. Known for finely crafted symphonic and solo works as well as internationally successful film scores, he has written music for twelve Studio Ghibli animated features, including Oscar-winning films by Hayao Miyazaki. He also serves as Composer-in-Association with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and as the Philadelphia Orchestra's Composer in Residence.

Colorado Youth Basketball presents weekly Friday night bingo at Turn of the Century Bingo, featuring a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500 each session. A monthly prize drawing offers a package that includes a one night stay for two and a $100 food and beverage voucher to Ameristar Casino Black Hawk. Attendees can enjoy a pickle bar, 25 cent and $1 pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubing supplies, board games, and more. A full snack bar serves fresh, cooked to order items. Select sessions also include must go progressive jackpot games and Super Bingo.

SLIFT performs live at The Bluebird Theater in Denver. This event is open to guests ages 16 and over.

Imagine a picture-perfect community with great schools, a quaint downtown, and an energetic neighborhood association... until a murder shatters the calm. Suddenly the folks next door are not just curious, they are suspects. Small Town, Big Murder presents an improvised cozy whodunit filled with cul-de-sac secrets, suspicious antics, tangled relationships, and one very ill-timed death. Each performance builds a brand new town, unveils fresh characters, and crafts a one-of-a-kind mystery. The homeowners association wants answers. The ensemble features Andy Alder, Colin Iago McCarthy, Dre Ford, Gretchen Grunzke, Harrison Wilterdink, Jo Niederhoff, Kenneth Rivera, Kristin Nordin, Margaret Shelley, Mel Evans, Micaiah Chacon, Patrick Duvall, Reverie Klein, and Ryland Pearce. The performance runs approximately 60 to 75 minutes and is rated PG-13.

This back-to-back weekend at The Frontier Club in East Aurora features Steve and the Cruisers delivering lively sets of pop and rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s, and beyond. The venue offers an upbeat vibe with a large dance floor, billiards, and a generous menu, so there is plenty of room to dance and plenty to eat and drink.

Afrojack leads a night of electronic music at Mission Ballroom in Denver, joined by Tiga, GLZ, and RC3. Rising from his early days in Spijkenisse to become a multi award winning, platinum selling producer, he is known for high energy DJ sets and chart crossing productions. His breakout track Take Over Control achieved U.S. platinum status, and his studio work includes co-writing and producing David Guetta's Titanium and Pitbull and Ne-Yo's Give Me Everything, contributions to Beyoncé's Run the World (Girls), and a Grammy nominated remix of Leona Lewis's Collide. His accolades include Grammy Awards for Best Remix for Madonna's Revolver and Best Rap or Hip Hop Track for co-production on Chris Brown's Look At Me Now. This event is open to ages 16 and over.

At The Ogden Theatre in Denver, Ott features alongside Vinja and A New Bus. Ott has spent years immersed in sound, balancing freelance studio engineering in the 1990s with weekends at psychedelic trance parties, then turning to create original music as the millennium arrived. About every four years an album coalesces from that process and sets off on its own path. This event is for ages 16 and over.

LatinSoul presents an evocative celebration of Lauryn Hill’s songs, vision, and enduring impact. From the groundbreaking era with the Fugees to the landmark album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, her artistry helped reshape hip hop and soul through fearless narratives, spiritual depth, social awareness, and a singular vocal presence. Her music continues to inspire creators and audiences across generations. At the center of the performance is Denver-born singer, songwriter, author, Creative Director, mother, and neurodivergent advocate Felisa Hernandez, known professionally as LatinSoul. With more than 35 years on stage and roots in both Colorado and Chihuahua, Mexico, she weaves soul, hip hop, gospel, Latin rhythms, and cultural storytelling into a powerful and intimate approach. In 2025 she was named Best in Denver by Westword Magazine, recognized as Best Act by Indie 102.3 FM, and honored with Best Album by 104.7 FM The Drop. She is an award-winning, Grammy-considered artist and a 2026 Chicano Music Hall of Fame inductee. Backed by a live band and joined by special guests She Who Won’t Be Named, TIME, Tann, Miesha, and C.L. FONDAL, LatinSoul offers her own perspective on Lauryn Hill’s beloved catalog while upholding the music’s spirit of freedom, truth, resistance, vulnerability, spirituality, and soul. More than a tribute, this is an opportunity to connect, feel, and celebrate together through the songs that continue to resonate.

Girls Gone Rx marks 14 years of women showing up with strength, sweat, and solidarity. Teams of three tackle a full slate of challenging workouts, celebrate personal records, and amplify an atmosphere built on encouragement and loud cheers rather than the leaderboard. The event proudly supports Compete for a Cure, with each team creating a fundraising page and those efforts counting toward the overall score, turning hard work into meaningful impact. Two divisions welcome a wide range of athletes. The RX division is designed for experienced competitors who move confidently with a barbell, can perform pull-ups, double unders, and handstand push-ups, and are capable of full squat snatches or cleans at or above 95 pounds without scaling. The BAM division suits athletes newer to competing or functional fitness, offering modifications in most workouts, a supportive environment, and the chance to build confidence through the day. Expect four team workouts for all-female trios and a focus on community over competition that keeps the energy high long after the last rep. Registered teams receive a unique referral link, and if four additional teams register using that link, the referring team competes at no cost.

The 19th edition of the Blue Sky Trail Marathon traces a north to south route along the eastern hogbacks between Horsetooth Mountain Park and the Devil’s Backbone Open Space in Northern Colorado. The course is entirely dirt with mostly singletrack and features a moderate mix of climbing and descending, making it welcoming for experienced trail runners as well as those taking on their first trail race. Ample cutoff times support a successful finish for many participants. After the run, participants can unwind at a post race BBQ and take part in sponsor giveaways.

Becca Kreski and Blair Pfeifer of K9 Conservationists lead a two-day eco-detection workshop in Fort Collins, Colorado, designed for anyone curious about using dogs to locate ecological targets, from casual foragers and shed hunters to those exploring a path in conservation detection. Through classroom discussion and practical coaching, participants learn about field safety, Leave No Trace principles, selecting and imprinting target odors, how scent moves with weather, managing distractions, and building longer, more effective searches. Two ways to attend are available. A working spot includes bringing your dog to train with the instructors, with coaching tailored to each team while practicing outdoors and focusing on staying at source, widening search areas, handling distractions, and refining search strategies. Dogs in working spots need to be comfortable near other dogs and people and able to relax during lecture portions. It is recommended that teams have completed at least one group training class at Summit or another facility and can train successfully with other dogs nearby. An auditing spot is a dog-free option where you follow the curriculum and observe the working teams, which can be useful if your dog is not yet ready for a long training day, has difficulty working around other dogs, or you prefer to concentrate on the material without handling a dog. Weather permitting, an extra practice session is planned at a nearby trailhead so attendees can watch demonstration dogs in action after the main sessions conclude.

Enjoy a relaxed hunter, equitation, and jumper schooling show, marking the season’s fourth installment, with classes ranging from pile of poles up to 1.15 meters. The setting is welcoming for green horses to experience a show environment, for riders seeking extra practice, for anyone looking to build confidence, or simply to have a fun day in the ring. Organizers indicate they are willing to accommodate participants as needed. A tentative lineup includes hunter over fences at pile of poles, equitation over fences at pile of poles, crossrails hunter over fences, crossrails equitation over fences, hunter under saddle, equitation on the flat, hunter over fences at 2'0 to 2'3, equitation over fences at 2'0 to 2'3, jumper classes at 0.75, 0.85, 0.90, 1.00, 1.10, and 1.15 meters, and a Mini Prix set between 0.90 and 1.15 meters.

Browse a single marketplace featuring locally grown produce, seafood, bakery favorites, breakfast options, desserts, and plenty of other good finds, all in one convenient stop.

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.

This free community gathering brings together run clubs from across the Denver metro area to swap stories, browse shoes, and shop at Runners Roost Central Park. Colfax Marathon Ambassadors will be on site with fun giveaways and ready to talk about the region’s biggest marathon weekend. Activities are set in Quebec Square, just east of the store entrance in the parking lot.

RachieRocks kicks off a fifth season at the University Hills Farmers Market.

This event features local farms, locally produced pantry staples, and local ready-to-eat vendors, all focused on food. Enjoy live music at the Community Pavilion. SNAP and DUFB are accepted. Please note that dogs are not permitted per the rental agreement with Denver Public Schools.

The 5th Annual Fall Arts & Crafts Festival brings more than 100 artisans to The Ranch Events Complex, featuring fine art, handmade treasures, home decor, take-home foods, clothing, and more. Admission is $7 at the door and is valid for both days. Children 12 and under are free, and veterans are always free. Free parking is available for attendees. Artisans interested in exhibiting should submit jury forms only through the festival’s official website due to scam activity on social media.

Willow & Finch marks another year with its biggest two-day pop-up market of the year, offering two full days of browsing and celebration. More than 50 local makers and sellers will fill the shop with vintage pieces, artisan goods, home accents, furniture, distinctive gifts, and other one-off treasures. The birthday festivities include giveaways, prizes, and extra surprises throughout. No tickets are required, so visitors can stop in, explore the booths, and share in the community spirit that has helped this small business grow.

After a short break to tend the orchard, Suárez Market reopens for Fall Harvest Weekends with the flavors of late summer and the bounty of autumn. Look for Rocky Ford melons, Pueblo green chile, local corn, Palisade peaches, and Mariposa Farm field grown heirloom tomatoes and bell peppers. As the season shifts, squash makes its return and the pantry comes back fully stocked with new additions, including dried organic beans and the Preserves, Conserves and Cures collection featuring distinctive jams, jellies, and pickled vegetables. Fall garden and home items will be on hand as well. Experience the transition from high summer into harvest time with a full bench and a well supplied pantry at Suárez Market.

A third-Saturday play group for pugs, pug mixes, and pug friends to meet up and play together. Bring your dog and enjoy a relaxed gathering with fellow pug enthusiasts.

Open to everyone, from first-time learners to native speakers, this gathering focuses on speaking Italian and offers a warm sense of community.

Meet adoptable pets at an adoption event held at Pet Supplies Plus. Every animal is already spayed or neutered, is current on vaccinations, has a microchip, and has been tested as appropriate, including 4DX or FeLV/FIV. To begin the process, complete an adoption application on the rescue’s website. Once approved, your application remains valid for one year. Approval allows you to place a hold to meet a specific pet at the event, which simply reserves your chance to meet and decide before other applicants and does not obligate you to adopt. Approved applicants may also receive foster contact information to ask about a pet’s personality. Applications are not processed on site. Reviews are handled on business days and typically take about one to two business days, so please plan ahead. An approved application is required to handle animals during the event. For details on individual pets, visit Bounce Animal Rescue online.

A Westernaires tradition since 1949, this annual showcase arrives with autumn and a hint of snow in the Colorado high country. Hundreds of dedicated young riders present a professional spectacle by what is described as the world’s largest precision drill riding team. The program features high speed, tightly choreographed horsemanship in colorful attire, rope artistry, flaming baton routines, historical portrayals, and bold trick riding. Known as Horsecapades, it highlights young people who train year round to master skills that honor the American West. Attending also supports a volunteer powered effort that builds character, teamwork, and self discipline, while helping cover essential horse care needs such as feed, farrier work, and veterinary support. This fundraising production plays a major role in sustaining the organization, a commitment carried forward for 77 years and counting.

Hosted by the Altar & Rosary Society, this purse auction pairs with a brunch buffet to support a fundraiser at Servite Hall. Admission is $35 for adults and $20 for children ages 6 to 12. The buffet is provided by Catering by Lisa.

NoCo Fall Fest brings a free, family-friendly celebration of fall, motorcycles, candy, and community to Wild West Motorsports. Presented by 970 Throttle and Wild West Motorsports, the event welcomes riders and nonriders alike. A motorcycle trunk or treat anchors the festivities, inviting participants to set up their bikes, bring their own candy, and create a fun trick-or-treating experience for kids. Highlights include best bike prizes, local vendors, food and drinks, music, giveaways, and plenty of family fun. Costumes are encouraged, with lots of treats for children. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

At Green Valley Ranch East Park in Denver, the Green Valley Ranch Fall Fest brings seasonal fun along the High Line Canal. This free community event, presented by the Conservancy’s Northeast Community Advisory Committee, features pumpkin decorating to take home, opportunities to connect with local partner organizations, learning with park rangers and local historians, a scavenger hunt along the canal, a sensory play sandbox, and updates on upcoming Canal trail improvements in the neighborhood. Free sandwiches from Snarf’s are available.

Explore a rotating marketplace at Larimer Square that highlights Colorado makers and small businesses. Look for handmade ceramics, one-of-a-kind vintage denim, and plant-based skincare, with a changing mix of vendors each month that makes it easy to discover unexpected favorites. Set within a landmark shopping district known for highly rated Denver restaurants, the experience pairs browsing and dining in the heart of the city. Many visitors enjoy grabbing a patio drink while they shop, then capturing golden hour photos beneath the signature string lights. The market spans a historic stretch with boutique character, is an easy walk from Union Station and the 16th Street area, and offers access to paid lots and metered parking nearby. Shoppers can also explore the surrounding block for the classic Larimer Square experience.

Addie Tonic, an alternative rock band formed in Denver, takes the stage at Loveland Aleworks. Their music blends Meghann5k’s pop-leaning lyrics with Matt’s guitar lines, building layers of garage rock and shoegaze textures with a sharp punk edge. The band has played across Montana, Minnesota, Georgia, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and Texas in addition to Colorado, and has appeared alongside CITRA, Wildermiss, Nikki Lane, Corey Feldman, The Unlikely Candidates, Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, and JoJo Hermann’s Slim Wednesday. There is no cover for this performance at Loveland Aleworks.

Dice Throne players in Fort Collins can take part in an event that offers both ranked competition and casual games. Competitors may pursue leaderboard points, while casual tables welcome those who prefer a relaxed match. All materials are provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own favorites. Matches use a Bring 3, Veto 1 structure. Each player selects three heroes, both sides ban one, then a hero is chosen for the battle. Only standard cards are allowed, with promo and mythic cards excluded. Extra heroes are available if needed, and respectful play is encouraged to keep the environment friendly. The event takes place at The Toy, Game, and Puzzle Library in Fort Collins.

Settle into a welcoming circle with space and grace to grow. Drum together, create community, and enjoy the rhythm of a potluck feast and the pleasure of a grand fire. This gathering takes place outdoors, so watch the weather and dress accordingly. Bring your own chair and a water bottle. All are welcome, and pets are not permitted.

Celebrate the 2026 Terry Farrell Firefighter Ball with an evening featuring a live and silent auction, a guest speaker, drinks and dinner, and plenty of dancing and fun, all in support of a good cause.

An evening gala benefiting the Wild Plum Center marks 60 years of service to children and families. The celebration honors lives changed since 1966, highlights Head Start and early childhood education along with family wellness services in Longmont, and serves as a fundraiser to help sustain the next six decades. The focus is on investing in the community’s youngest learners and recognizing the organization’s lasting legacy.

Kick off the night with a dance lesson, then keep the energy going with live DJ music. Country fills the floor downstairs while west coast swing grooves upstairs. Admission is $15 for the lesson plus social dance, or $10 for the social dance only. This is included in some studio memberships.

Chief Keef brings a live performance to Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. Attendees of every age are welcome. For entry, bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are allowed, and all bags will be inspected. Non-clear bags may require additional screening. Supporting acts and the schedule may change without prior notice. Ticketing mentions several presales and VIP package options.

Crown Magnetar and To The Grave lead the lineup, joined by Face Yourself, Ameonna, and Flesh Digest in a multi-band concert. This show brings all five acts together on the same stage for a full night of live music.

Theo Katzman presents an intimate solo performance that circles back to his singer-songwriter roots, blending rock and roll with unguarded emotion. The atmosphere leans analog and close to the bone, inspired by a rediscovered Tascam Portastudio, unopened early 90s cassette tapes, and the quiet focus of a candlelit listen. Themes of midlife reflection, vulnerability, and the search for a familiar yet elusive edge shape the experience, as songs arrive with clarity and intention. It is a stripped-down night aimed squarely at the heart.

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.

Celtic Thunder performs at the Union Colony Civic Center's Monfort Concert Hall in Greeley, Colorado.

Now in its second year, this trash fashion showcase transforms the Pulliam Community Building into a playful runway where designers from multiple categories unveil one-of-a-kind, wearable looks with a focus on resourcefulness, reuse, and recycling. Expect bold creations, opportunities to connect with the makers, and plenty of inspiration. Guest judge Kelly Dempsey, runner-up on Project Runway Season 14, will make a special appearance. Hosted by the Loveland Creative District and sponsored by Visit Loveland. Tickets are $25 per person and are tax-deductible, with proceeds supporting the health and vitality of the Loveland Creative District. Availability at the door is not guaranteed.

Set the phone aside for a relaxed night of craft cocktails, meaningful conversation, and classic games in a setting built for real connection. Part speakeasy for those in the know, part salon with prompts offered at the door, and part social focused on meeting people without screens, it centers on conversation and play. Phones can be left at home, in a car, or secured in a provided lockbox. Expect cocktails made for the occasion, conversation starters to get things flowing, board games in motion, and music to set the tone. The aim is a grown-up evening in a distraction-free environment. Dress code is business casual through cocktail attire.

Pleasure Ent and Mile High Jewelers present Tale's From The Hood with Amanda Perez. This all ages event welcomes everyone, and bar service will be available for guests who provide a valid ID.

Celebrating more than 25 years, the Denver metro area's longest continuing belly dance showcase returns with a Halloween Spooktacular theme, Topsy Turvy: Wicked, Dark and Curvy. Enjoy an evening of performances with an intermission, along with time to browse vendors, grab refreshments, and socialize before the show. Hosted at The Three Leaches, this event has sold out, and a waitlist is available if tickets are released. Unofficial resales have been linked to scams, so purchasing from them is discouraged.

Karaoke night at Scrumpy’s welcomes singers of every style, from big voice ballads to spirited group choruses. Grab the mic, choose a song, and perform for a crowd that is ready to cheer. Hard cider is flowing, and the atmosphere supports both confident soloists and first timers. Step up solo or team up with friends and turn favorite tunes into a shared sing along.

The Milk Carton Kids bring their Fall Tour to The Bluebird Theater in Denver with Paper Wings also on the bill. This show is open to ages 16 and over.

Presented by KBCO, Sammy Rae & The Friends bring their boundary-blending, family-style collective to The Ogden Theatre in Denver with special guest Melt. Fronted by singer and songwriter Sammy Rae, the group is known for high-energy performances built on tight musicianship, vivid vocal moments, and a welcoming spirit that invites the crowd into the experience. Their sound blends classic rock, folk, and funk with touches of soul and jazz, drawing a devoted following through word of mouth and standout festival sets. This event is open to ages 16 and up. Ticket purchases are limited to six per household, and all tickets are delivered via AXS Mobile ID.

Ott. performs at Cervantes' Masterpiece with Ours Samplus, Bread Winner, and J.Lang. Tickets are available exclusively through AXS, with a choice of single day or two day tickets.

Fruit Bats appears at Mission Ballroom in Denver. This event is open to guests 16 and older.

Latin Nights brings a lively vibe to Agave Underground every Saturday with a live DJ spinning Latin music. Sip on drinks, share small bites, and relax with friends while the rhythms set the mood. Admission is free, and no registration is required.

Beach meets goth at Fort Greene Bar in Denver for a late night of dancing and tropical noir vibes. Music comes from Goth Angel (@thehexkitten). There is no cover charge. The aesthetic encourages creative looks that blend tropical, moody and sunny elements. Expect a spooky atmosphere with a cute twist. Flyer by @billy.bree.corn.

Presented by AEG Presents, D.O.D appears at Mission Ballroom in Denver. This event is for ages 16 and older. Doors open prior to the show.

The eighth running of the Blue Sky Trail Half Marathon takes place at the Blue Sky Trailhead and travels between Horsetooth Mountain Park and Devil’s Backbone Open Space. Runners follow a north to south route along the eastern hogbacks of Northern Colorado’s Front Range, with moderate elevation changes that keep the effort steady without extremes. The surface is entirely dirt, with 90 percent of the course on classic Colorado singletrack. Designed to welcome both seasoned trail racers and those tackling their first trail event, the route offers a balanced challenge. Overall cutoffs are generous, giving participants plenty of time to finish. After the race, a BBQ and sponsor giveaways await.

A monthly car meet in Northern Colorado that welcomes enthusiast vehicles of all makes and models. Admission is free, with complimentary coffee available as you visit sponsor booths and explore hundreds of cars from across NoCo.

Now in its second year, Embody Wellness Expo returns to Longmont with a full day centered on holistic health, embodied learning, and approachable wellness. Hosted by Saturn’s Daughter Apothecary, this earth-focused and inclusive gathering connects the community with trusted practitioners, makers, and educators across the wellness spectrum. Explore herbalism, nutrition, movement, and creative expression while discovering ways to care for yourself from the inside out. Throughout the day, attendees can browse a thoughtfully curated marketplace, sit in on talks and hands-on workshops, sample wellness services, and take part in movement experiences. The programming is rooted in sustainability, accessibility, and community, welcoming both newcomers and long-time practitioners. Expect artists and creators who support everyday wellness routines, educational sessions that inform and inspire, and chances to win products from local makers. The day offers room to learn, connect, and explore.

Enjoy a cozy fall experience that pairs pumpkin painting with cider and a market snack and lunch box. Classes are limited to 10 people, creating a relaxed, small-group setting that suits friends or those attending solo. The activity is held regardless of weather, with setups in an enclosed outdoor tent, the barn, or the farmhouse as conditions require, and attendees should dress for the forecast and a farm environment. This gathering takes place at Suarez Market.

A monthly open studio sewing circle invites creative, eco‑conscious fashion enthusiasts to repair, refresh, and reimagine clothing through upcycling. Bring a project to work on, trade ideas, and troubleshoot tricky fixes while building real‑world connections that do not rely on screens. Free to attend, with sewing machine rentals available for $5. If you will not need a machine, use the code NOMACH during registration. Donations are appreciated. Ages 15 and up. Participants should already know how to thread a sewing machine; if a quick introduction is needed, email FashionREBELsRock@gmail.com to arrange an intro session. This gathering takes place on third Sundays.

The Fort Collins Farmers Market highlights a broad mix of local vendors with distinct lineups on Sundays and Wednesdays. The Sunday Market includes vendors such as Agustina's Mexican Foods LLC, Alpine Roots, Aspen Glo Tallow, Black Cat Bagel, Bridger Creek Coffee, By My Mother's Side, C & R Farms LLC, Canine Candy Biscuits, Chef Bonjour/PretzelCraft, Chef Sarah's Family Favorites, Colorful Colorado Creations, Crawford's Cottage, Dad's Wooden Spoon, Doughology, Eden Valley Farm, Elevated Elderberry, Esmeralda's Tamale House, Fisherman's Pride Seafood, Frosting, Happy Pupperz, Healthy Harvest, Herbal Mocktails, Homestead Ranch LLC, In A Pickle, Jimmie Lee's Chocolate, KC Fresh Flowers, Little Kettle Corn Co, Miller Farms, Morning Fresh Dairy, Morton's Organic Orchards, MouCo Cheese, Pain Wizard LLC, Papa Joe's Local Honey, Pope Farm's Produce, Stopini Pasta Sauce, Sunray Natural, Sweet European Treats Inc, The Bigglesworth Sausage Company, The Bread Chic, The Connelly Creamery & Coffee, Wagner Land & Cattle, What the Fudge Co., LLC., Whiteside Honey LLC, Wild Wiggens Homestead, Willow Creek Mushrooms, and Yummy Yummy Products LLC. The Wednesday Market features vendors such as C & R Farms, CASA of Larimer County, Chef Bonjour/PretzelCraft, Chef Sarah, Colorado Early Colleges, Doughology, Eden Valley, Esmeralda's Tamale House, Healthy Harvest, Homestead Ranch, In a Pickle, King Pappys BBQ Sauce, Miller Farms, Morning Fresh Dairy, MouCo Cheese, Nina's Icees, Pain Wizard, Press Love Flowers, Sowing Seed Microgreens, Sunrise Ranch, The Bagel Cache, The Bigglesworth Sausage Party, The Bread Chic, The Jelly Lady, Trailhead Cookies, Trees, Water, People, Voulez Vous Chocolates, Whiteside Honey, Willow Creek Mushrooms, and Yummy Yummy Products. Attendees will find a variety of goods from these participating businesses.

Experience a beat-fueled somatic movement class designed to reconnect you with your body, calm the nervous system, and release built-up stress through intentional motion. The session weaves primal movement, Spiral Structure Technique, deep core work, cardio dance, and functional conditioning into one powerful practice. Expect to sweat, move intuitively, build strength, and finish feeling grounded, energized, and deeply connected to yourself. Led by Marissa and hosted at Balanced Movement Yoga.

A welcoming storytime designed for neurodivergent children and anyone who benefits from multisensory learning. The session blends movement, music, and stories, then shifts into a quieter hour of low sensory play and exploration upstairs in the Discovery Hub. Activities are planned with preschool interests in mind, while older children are also welcome. Siblings may attend. Register once per family. This program takes place at LINC Library Innovation Center in Greeley, CO.

Create a handcrafted stained glass mosaic lamp in a hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop that blends color, light, and pattern into a functional piece for your home. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance, so no prior glass or mosaic experience is needed. Participants design and assemble a small lamp and complete it with a base and electrical components. An in-class upgrade to a larger lamp may be available for those who want to scale up their project. Expect instruction on working with pre-cut stained glass, arranging colors and patterns on a curved surface, and applying techniques for spacing, balance, and cohesion. The session covers adhesive application, finishing, grouting, and final assembly, and everyone leaves with a ready-to-use lamp. All supplies are provided, including pre-cut stained glass, the lamp base and electrical parts, adhesive and grout, protective gear, and all necessary tools. Optional specialty add-ons may be offered for extra personalization. Hosted at The Artisan Shop & Studio, the class costs $55 and is open to ages 12 and up. Registration is handled directly through The Artisan Shop & Studio or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and is not accepted through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Cancellations made online at least 7 days before class receive a full refund.

At the National Western Complex in Denver, the Denver Bridal & Wedding Expo connects couples with a curated lineup of wedding experts who offer advice for every vision, from an elegant black tie celebration to a laid back beach ceremony. The event centers on helping attendees create lasting memories and plan a wedding that fits their style. Attendees can explore ideas, ask questions, and take the next steps in their planning.

Audacious Immersive brings story time to the Van Helsing Society, featuring a rotating cast of fantastical figures from lore who read aloud to kids. Stories focus on mythic creatures and legendary adventures, opening a window into folklore from around the world. Unexpected puppet visitors make appearances, adding playful surprises to an intimate, interactive experience. Admission is free.

Reimagine a forgotten doll in a hands-on workshop that turns it into a one-of-a-kind haunted piece, from subtly eerie to delightfully odd or truly wild. You will add custom details, shape a personality, and craft a story for your creation. No prior experience is required, just bring your imagination and a playful appetite for the weird. All materials are supplied, and your first pint comes with the experience. Held at Loveland Aleworks. Fee is $55.00.

A matinee performance featuring Despise The Sun and The Rising Plague, with Veil of The Tomb and Canvas of Time rounding out the bill. Tickets are on sale.

A fun evening of trivia awaits at Punch Bowl Social in Denver, with prizes awarded to the top teams.

America's favorite quiz show comes to Alamo Drafthouse with iconic gameplay in a team-based, interactive setting. Experience the only official bar trivia version of JEOPARDY!, letting you play the game yourself instead of shouting at the TV. Form a team of up to six friends to compete for prizes and the title of JEOPARDY! Bar League champion. Seating is first come, first served, so early arrival is recommended to secure a spot to play.

Geeks Who Drink turns the Lyric lobby into a friendly battleground for trivia lovers. Each quiz features seven rounds with eight questions per round, presented in a mix of formats that can include audio and visual rounds. The subject matter stretches wide, touching on Hungary and The Hunger Games, science and sports, the Billboard Hot 100 and Better Call Saul. Teams can include up to six players, and solo participants can be matched with a group. Winning teams receive a gift certificate to The Lyric, and everyone gets a chance to put so-called useless knowledge to work.

A high-energy salute to the 1960s pairs FOUREVER FAB, a tribute to the Beatles, with Sixtiesmania delivering one classic after another. Sixtiesmania charts the decade from the British Invasion to the sounds of Woodstock and beyond, channeling the era’s spirit with renditions tied to the Rolling Stones, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Doors, the Monkees, the Beach Boys, and the Kinks, along with songs associated with the Vietnam era and the Summer of Love.

Presented by Jazz Is Dead, Cortex takes the stage at The Ogden Theatre in Denver, joined by DJ Swingsett. Admission is limited to guests who are 16 or older.

Rawayana brings the ¿Dónde es el after? World Tour to Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. This event is open to all ages. The venue allows bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, and security will inspect all bags on entry. Non-clear bags may be subject to extra screening. Opening acts and set times may change without notice. Ticket options include a public onsale, Citi cardmember opportunities, artist and Live Nation presales, and VIP packages.

Joe Jordan takes the stage with songs shaped by real life, turning everyday struggles and deep family love into melodies that feel both intimate and universal. From a music-filled upbringing in Woonsocket to years writing for others and building a fanbase in Cincinnati, his path has led to his first full-length project, The Heart Sessions, created alongside the Mountain Road team with support from boutique label Rix Records. The music dives into love and heartbreak, addiction and depression, faith, forgiveness, and the long work of healing, told with clear-eyed honesty and a memorable sense of melody. Along the way he’s earned well over 150 million streams, widespread playlist support across major platforms, and sold out shows across the country, including a packed debut in London. Expect a heartfelt set that leans into connection, storytelling, and the kind of songs that linger long after the last note.

The Milk Carton Kids bring their Fall Tour to The Bluebird Theater in Denver with Paper Wings joining the bill. This live concert welcomes attendees ages 16 and over.

YAY Open Mic in Loveland brings comedy, poetry, music, and more to a warm, judgment free setting at Love Shack. Everyone is welcome, including first timers and seasoned performers, and the event is open to all ages. Sign ups are first come, first served. Admission is free. The focus is on creativity, connection, confidence, and community through shared stories and performances.

This relaxed Inktober session at The Artisan Shop and Studio welcomes artists and doodlers of every level to explore the prompt LOUNGE. There is no formal lesson or instructor, just open time to create, meet other creative people, and notice how differently one word can spark ideas. Participation is free and experience is not required. Please bring a sketchbook or paper and your favorite drawing tools such as pens, pencils, or markers. If you need something, the shop offers sketchbooks, pens, markers, and other supplies for purchase. Stay for the full session or drop in briefly, find a spot to draw, share ideas, and make art together.

Settle into a 50 minute yoga flow guided by an instructor from Soul 19 Fitness, practiced in the company of friendly, adoptable cats. The fee is $25 and includes the full class plus extra time to cuddle with the cats either before or after. Held on the third Tuesday of each month, it offers a mellow way to stretch, relax, and connect. Please register online in advance so an accurate headcount can be prepared.

Reel Skills offers a hands-on fly tying workshop led by experts from Platte Rivers Veterans. Participants learn key vocabulary, practical techniques, and smart habits at the vise, then leave with a fly they crafted themselves. Materials are supplied, and anyone who already owns fly tying tools is welcome to bring them. Adults and high school students are invited to participate, and youth ages 12 to 15 must attend with a parent or guardian. This session features an advanced focus on the Dry Fly Royal Wolf and Parachute Adams. Please register in advance so enough materials can be prepared for everyone. Platte Rivers Veterans Fly Fishing is the program partner, providing veterans with instruction in fly fishing, casting, tying, and rod building, as well as gear and materials at no cost and complimentary one day and multi day trips.

In a fast moving and uncertain world, this class offers practical teachings and science based meditation methods to nurture genuine happiness and inner tranquility. Participants receive clear, usable tools to face everyday challenges with clarity, confidence, and a steady mind. Topics explored include Wishing Love, the value of a Precious Human Life, reflections on Death and Impermanence, and the balance of Contentment versus Craving. All are welcome, and advance registration is preferred. The emphasis is on experiencing how a peaceful mind can support a life guided by wisdom, purpose, and calm.

Fascia Yoga offers a calm, restorative practice that releases built-up tension and supports the nervous system through gentle movement, targeted breathwork, and somatic techniques. It is available live online, with an in person option at Source Point Community Acupuncture on the third Wednesday of each month, and includes seven days of on-demand access. The in person session is limited to eight participants and requires registration to reserve a spot. Participants learn safe ways to ease restrictions in the connective tissue that links body and mind, improve mobility in the head, neck, shoulders, spine, and lower back, and cultivate balance across body, mind, emotions, and energy. The class introduces tools to soften overwhelm, anxiety, and grief while addressing discomfort on physical, mental, and emotional levels. Each session combines gentle fascia-focused yoga with breathing and nervous system regulation practices, and closes with yoga nidra for deep rest and renewal. Instruction is led by Erin Doty, owner of HK Higher Knowing, an ERYT500 and Myofascial Yoga certified teacher who has offered Fascia Yoga since 2015. Those experiencing symptoms of illness are asked to refrain from attending the in person session.

Ink Night takes over Elevated Communities Cat Cafe with a calligraphy class that pairs hand lettering practice with playful feline oversight. Arrive early to spend time with the cats, then settle in for a relaxed, beginner friendly lesson. Expect curious interruptions... a pen might be borrowed by a paw, a masterpiece might turn into a cat bed, and progress may be monitored from a nearby shoulder. Each guest learns the basics of lettering while adapting to a workspace that occasionally belongs to the cats. A portion of every ticket, $6, supports the café and the care of its residents. The goal is simple: enjoy the process, roll with the surprises, and leave with new skills plus a few proud letters and maybe a strand of cat hair. All experience levels are welcome, and while calm is not guaranteed, a memorable evening certainly is.

A playful modern calligraphy class unfolds in a room full of curious cats who might swipe a pen or rearrange a workspace. Hand lettering instructor Hilary King of Lettered in Local leads a cozy, beginner friendly workshop at Elevated Cat Café in Longmont, offering an after hours experience among adoptable felines. Participants learn the basics of modern calligraphy, from foundational strokes and letter shapes to forming words and phrases with confidence, and no prior experience is needed. Expect feline appearances on tables, inquisitive noses near ink, and the occasional sip from an unattended water cup, all part of the fun. Tickets include all supplies to keep, guided instruction, take home practice materials, after hours access to the café, and optional cat hangout time before class begins. Elevated Cat Café is a nonprofit that provides a safe, comfortable home for adoptable cats, and $6 from each ticket helps cover food, litter, enrichment toys, and daily care.

This open blues jam welcomes musicians of all backgrounds to take the stage and play. Amps and drums are provided, along with professional sound and lighting on a large stage, and the lineup often features a lively mix of local players. Entry is free and open to the public, and any paid donations go directly to the performers. Most viewing is standing room along the concourse. Food and drinks are available self-serve from the bar, and the full restaurant is open. Bowling is offered for purchase 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 tickets in advance for donation-based concerts can choose one complimentary item from the bartender, either an Odell Brewing Co. draft beer, a soda, or a basket of fries, limited to one per person.

Get a firsthand look at Boulder County 4-H at a free open house at the Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall in Longmont. Explore projects ranging from photography, crochet, cooking, and gardening to animals and leadership. Talk with current members and leaders, browse project displays, and learn how simple it is to enroll. This welcoming event is open to all youth and families, with no farm required. Bring your curiosity and invite friends. You can also mark your interest to receive updates and help spread the word.

Life Stories Child & Family Advocacy hosts a casual, drop in Coffee with CASA at Zoe's Cafe & Events in Greeley. The event features conversations with staff, information about becoming a CASA volunteer, and ways to support child advocacy in Weld. It provides a friendly setting to ask questions and connect with the organization.

The Windsor Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a ribbon cutting for ME Wellness, one of its newest members. The celebration offers a warm Windsor welcome and opportunities for community connections as ME Wellness is officially introduced to the Chamber.

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.

This two-day pass provides entry to both Shpongle performances at Fillmore Auditorium in Denver. Admission is limited to guests 16 and older with a valid ID. Anyone under 16 will be turned away, even if accompanied by a parent or guardian. Bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches are permitted and will be inspected at the door, with non-clear bags subject to additional screening. Support acts and schedules may change without notice.

This watercolor workshop at The Tilted Brick welcomes teens and adults ages 12 and up. Younger artists may be considered individually after a conversation to confirm attention span, interest, and basic readiness. All supplies are included, with quality paints, brushes, and paper provided to support consistent results and a better learning experience. An experienced instructor with more than 20 years of watercolor practice and a decade of teaching leads step-by-step lessons that highlight essential techniques, how watercolor behaves, and practical ways to apply new skills to personal artwork. The setting is calm and supportive so participants can explore creativity, grow confidence, and encourage one another, whether starting out or building on existing experience. The workshop requires a minimum of 7 participants and accommodates up to 14. Refunds are available as follows, a full refund if canceled at least one week before the first session, a 50 percent refund for cancellations 4 to 6 days prior, and no refunds within 3 days of the first session.

Learn to make your own pickled foods in a workshop that covers refrigerator techniques and water bath canning. Topics include relishes, salsa, chutney, and classic pickles.

The Loveland Chamber of Commerce hosts its Annual Dinner at Embassy Suites by Hilton Loveland Conference Center & Spa, featuring dinner, opportunities to network, a photobooth, and a live reveal of the 2026 award winners. Sponsorship opportunities for 2026 are available to highlight businesses. For questions or more information, contact Dixie Daly at dixie@loveland.org.

A Halloween edition stained glass workshop at The Artisan Shop & Studio focuses on crafting a dramatic Vampire Lips suncatcher with sharp fangs and a small blood-drop accent. To make it a single-session experience, all glass pieces are prepared in advance, already cut and ground, so the hands-on time goes straight to arranging the design, applying copper foil, soldering, and finishing. Step-by-step guidance covers layout, foiling, soldering basics, cleaning and polishing, and attaching the hanger along with the dangling detail. Participants leave with a completed piece ready to display. This class welcomes beginners and includes all tools, glass, and supplies. The cost is $65 per person. Capacity is limited and advance registration is required to ensure a prepared kit for each person. Because each kit is custom made, cancellations within seven days are non-refundable, and registrations may be transferred to someone else.

Immerse yourself in a glowing fusion dance night that blends rhythm, style, and creativity. The theme invites Halloween-inspired looks that come alive under blacklight, including skeletons, demons, cyber creatures, neon makeup, glowing accessories, and other UV-reactive outfits. The evening begins with a lesson, then shifts into social dancing. Lessons alternate between new styles and technique. The instructor, class title, class description, and two DJs are still to be announced. This 18-plus event is priced at $10 for the lesson and dance, with a $5 rate for students or visitors from out of town. Volunteering provides free entry. Parking is available in the lot behind the building, and entry is through the south door marked with a Starlight Studio sign. Follow the signs inside to reach the space.

Natural Alternatives and Party Guru Productions present a night of boundary-pushing bass as brothers Yheti and Toadface team up for the Sleight of Sound Tour with support from Dank Frank and abasin. Known for a kinetic stage presence, the duo delivers a back to back set that blurs genre lines while pairing immersive audio with visuals they control live from the stage. Toadface launched his project in 2015, channeling a lifelong connection to gaming and virtual worlds into heady underground beats. His older brother Yheti has spent over a decade shaping an adventurous live show rooted in experimental, low end sonics. Each has built a devoted following through relentless touring and by steering clear of trends. For this tour they present an extended two hour AV performance, weaving in fresh material as new tracks and EPs roll out along the way. The run spans more than 25 dates across the United States.

During public hours, visitors can get hands-on time with friendly farm animals, roam a pumpkin patch to pick their own pumpkins, and explore a Magical Halloween Forest. Chickens, peacocks, and ducks wander freely as guests make their way around the grounds. Along the way, discover an old plane, sandboxes, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, swings, and John Deere tractors. New play structures add even more to do, and twin zip lines offer a quick thrill. The farm remains open in light rain. Food is not provided. Water and marshmallows for toasting at the bonfire are available for purchase, and toasting will take place only if there is no Boulder County fire ban and it is not too windy. Guests are welcome to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy on the farm.

A student house band performs at the Fall For You Fest at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds in Aurora, showcasing a set they have been rehearsing all season. The celebration takes place outdoors and features a full day of autumn activities, including circus performers, colorful chalk art, holiday shopping, interactive games, and the lively Doppelganger Dog Dash. The event welcomes all ages. Set times will be announced. Tickets are $15 in advance and $17 on the day, and admission covers all entertainment while food and drinks are sold separately.

Build a custom creature at Divine Darkness Shoppe with a hands-on FRANKENSTUFFIES experience. For $25 per creation, choose a head, pick the limbs, assemble the torso, and finish it with creepy-cute extras to bring your stitched companion to life. There are no set rules, so every piece turns out different, whether you go spooky, silly, or wonderfully weird. Leave with a one-of-a-kind stuffed friend that is entirely your own.

This beginner-friendly class at the Berthoud Community Library covers the foundations of sourdough, fermentation, and quick pickling. Learn how to care for a sourdough starter, understand how dough behaves, and practice techniques for shaping and scoring so you can bake tasty loaves at home with tools you already have and on a schedule that works for you. The fermentation portion shows how to prepare kimchi or sauerkraut with garden or market vegetables, a straightforward approach that delivers big flavor and may support gut health with a little patience. The session finishes with quick pickles that require no water bath and add a bright, tangy boost to meals while helping your produce last longer, whether you choose cucumbers, radishes, or other favorites. Stacy Hanna leads the sourdough segment, Vickie Dunn guides the fermentation portion, and Emmy Ingham covers the pickling process. Admission is $10.

At Axe Me Out in Longmont, CO, the 3rd Annual Carve N’ Smash offers a hands-on fall experience. Attendees carve their own pumpkin with tools provided, then take it into the rage room to smash it, with access to fall festivities included. Arriving in costume comes with a complimentary 30 minutes of axe throwing. Drinks, arcade games, and additional axe throwing are available throughout the event. Early bird tickets are available. This outing suits families, date nights, and anyone looking to mark the season in a unique way.

Spooky Singles Social at The Neighbor Fort Collins offers an offline night designed for singles to connect in a relaxed setting. Expect casual mingling, guided conversations, party games, a costume contest, and a DJ with an open dance floor. It is open to those interested in friendship or romance, especially anyone tired of ghosting and ready to meet face to face. Tickets are required and capacity is limited. Each ticket includes substantial appetizers, structured connection opportunities, eligibility for spooky giveaways, and a few fun surprises.

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.

The DOSE, a psychedelic comedy show presented by Mishawaka, brings an immersive blend of stand-up, music, and visuals to Avogadro’s Number. Returning after a sold-out year, this edition features a curated lineup of national comedians with creator and host Steven Gillespie, known from Conan and Amazon Prime. The experience begins with a DJ set that pairs sound and visuals with vendors and live flow arts, continues into the comedy showcase with the DJ weaving in throughout, and concludes with an after-show dance party. Designed to set the mood for open minds and plenty of laughs, the night also invites festival performers such as jugglers, dancers, hula hoopers, and practitioners of sound baths to share their skills during the pre-show. Tickets include General Admission at $25 online or $30 at the door with first-come seating upon arrival, and VIP seating at $35 online only that guarantees spots in the first three rows. Groups selecting VIP can secure seats together by purchasing in a single order.

Glow-O-Ween After Hours turns Slick City into a glowing Halloween celebration with the lights turned down and the energy turned up. Attendees can slide, glow, and celebrate, and wearing a costume offers a chance to win a prize in the costume contest. Admission is $32.99 per person. For safety and a family-friendly experience, hard props, masks, and any costume pieces that block vision are not permitted, and costumes should avoid scary, gory, violent, or weapon-like themes.

Little Moses Jones brings a high-energy live set to The Speakeasy, spotlighting R&B and hip hop favorites from the 90s and 2000s. Expect silky rhythms, nostalgic hits, and a feel-good atmosphere from start to finish. Admission is free.

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.

Fill-A-Bag Day makes it easy to refresh your shelves on a budget, with pricing set by the bag or by container. Browse a wide mix of pre-owned books, plus vinyl records, DVDs, CDs, games and more, all offered at low prices. Proceeds support the Friends of the Loveland Public Library and help grow library programs and services. Arriving early can help with the best selection. The broader sale also features a members-only preview session, with memberships available at the door, and a day open to the public.

A family friendly Halloween celebration on the Promenade features Colorado’s largest bubble tower, face painting, balloon twisting, adoptable pets, local vendors, live music, classic cars from Colorado Cars & Coffee, police cars and a fire truck. Special appearances include Slapshot from the Colorado Eagles and the Ghostbusters of Colorado United. Trick or treating is available at participating mall shops, and each child can receive a free pumpkin and a trick or treat bag while supplies last. Visit the main booth to pick up the children’s trick or treat bag, then explore the Promenade with trick or treating and a ghost scavenger hunt. Costume contests for pets, children, and groups take place during the event, and guests and pups are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes. The event participates in the Teal Pumpkin Project, with teal pumpkins marking stores and booth vendors that offer allergen free items for trick or treaters. One in 13 children has a food allergy, and many popular candies contain nuts, milk, egg, soy, dyes, or wheat. RSVP for a chance to win prizes, with winners drawn the week of the event and on site pickup available. All activities are participate at your own risk, and dogs must be on a leash at all times.

Fort Collins gets a visit from a lobster roll food truck with easy, contactless ways to order. Use the mobile app to order ahead and skip the line, then pick up at the designated window. App ordering opens a few hours before each truck event after the previous stop finishes, and it is available for same-day posted events only. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, place your order directly at the truck window. Payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Earn points toward free food through the app’s loyalty program, either by ordering in the app or by scanning your loyalty card at checkout.

A Heart for the Pink Ribbon offers an evening at Shupe Homestead in support of Roberta's Legacy, with an Italian dinner, drinks, and a coffee bar. The program features personal stories and insights from individuals, volunteers, and partners who have been affected by breast cancer and supported by the organization. Guests will hear how Roberta's Legacy assists local families through their journeys.

The Board of Trustees convenes twice each month, gathering on the second and final Monday. Agenda information is available online.

AEG presents Dweezil Zappa in concert. This performance is open to all ages. Tickets include a public on sale, plus presales through the promoter, the venue, and radio partners, along with an artist presale. VIP package options are also available.

Explore gel printing in a playful, hands-on class that celebrates surprise and experimentation. Working with acrylics, stencils, botanicals, found objects, and everyday tools, you will layer color, pattern, and texture to produce unique prints. After a brief demo to get you rolling, most of the session is open studio style so you can try ideas, follow happy accidents, and see what emerges. Expect to head home with a stack of vivid, richly textured papers that can shine on their own or be transformed into collage, mixed media pieces, greeting cards, and more. No prior experience is needed. All materials are included. Adults only.

This returning workshop invites participants to create wreaths made with dried flowers for the holiday season. Expect plenty of blooms and all the materials needed, with guidance from an instructor in a friendly setting among both familiar and new faces. Before the class begins, there is time to tour the farm, meet the animals, and gather natural elements to include in your design. No pesticides are used, keeping the experience clean and simple. Snacks and nonalcoholic beverages are provided, and bringing your own drink is welcome.

Build a complete video from first import to final export in Adobe Premiere Pro with guidance from Madeline. This hands-on class covers setting up projects correctly, selecting frame rates and aspect ratios that fit different social media needs, and keeping an efficient, well-organized workspace. Learn to bring in media, organize footage with bins, place clips on the timeline, and get comfortable with the interface and essential editing tools. Explore creative options by adjusting position, scale, rotation, and opacity, add transitions between clips, and place text titles where they matter most. You will also cover audio basics including standard, mono, and 5.1 tracks, make clean volume changes, and incorporate simple sound effects to strengthen the story. Finish by reviewing export workflows in Premiere Pro or Media Encoder and gain clarity on video settings like dimensions, formats and codecs, bit rate, frame rate, and aspect ratio. Leave with practical techniques and confidence to craft polished content for a professional portfolio, a social media presence, or a personal project that connects with viewers. The class is $40.

Create a fresh home fragrance duo in a friendly, hands-on workshop that blends creativity with everyday usefulness. With step-by-step instruction and no prior experience required, you will pour two clean burning 8 ounce artisan candles and mix a matching 4 ounce linen and room spray while learning the essentials of candle making, fragrance selection, and scent layering so both products complement each other. Guidance includes building a well-balanced scent profile along with practical tips for candle care and achieving an optimal burn. Candles require time to cure before their first use, and care directions will be provided in class. All materials are supplied, including wax, wicks, vessels, fragrance options, spray base and bottle, labels, and all necessary tools. Optional premium materials and specialty add-ons may be available during the session. The class is priced at $45 and is open to ages 12 and older. It takes place at The Artisan Shop & Studio. Registration is accepted only through the studio’s website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and payments or signups are not handled through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Because space is limited and preparation occurs in advance, cancellations or reschedule requests must be submitted online at least seven days before the class to be honored. Refunds and rescheduling are not available within seven days.

A funk jam featuring Val Chillmer welcomes musicians and vocalists of any age and experience level. Drums, guitar and bass amps, keyboards, and vocal microphones are provided, making it easy to plug in and play. The session blends groove-based jams with crowd favorites. Val Chillmer brings a mix of pop, funk, and jazz influences, drawing on artists such as Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, and Herbie Hancock. The lineup includes Valerie Vampola on keys and vocals, Kyle Cervantes on saxophone, Alfredo Balcacer on guitar, Gavin Wilson on bass, and Zack Hall on drums. They are currently working on an EP of original music and also reshape well-known songs in their own style, from a fusion-tinged take on Billie Jean to an extended version of Play That Funky Music.

At City Star Brewing, Pub Theology gathers people from across the belief spectrum for open, thoughtful conversation. This monthly gathering explores faith, doubt, philosophy, scripture, ethics, and life’s big questions in a relaxed pub setting. It favors dialogue over lectures or debate, with no expectation to have the right answers. Whether religious, skeptical, or simply curious, participants can settle in with a drink and focus on questions, stories, and sincere discussion.

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.

This free, family friendly Halloween celebration is hosted by Grimm Brothers Brewhouse and CrossFit Loveland. The green space at the brewery becomes a trick or treat route with booths from local businesses handing out candy. Costumes are encouraged for children and adults, and a costume contest offers prizes. Expect plenty of treats, and Grimm Brothers will have food, drinks, and beer available for purchase. No registration is required, and attendees can bring a candy bucket or bag. If the weather is uncooperative, activities move under the covered overhang in front of CrossFit Loveland. CrossFit Loveland will also host a free workout at its location.

Attendees will find two ska bands, a costume contest, and prizes.

Celebrate Halloween on foot at Boyd Lake State Park with crisp fall running and family-friendly activities. Now in its seventh year in Colorado, this event offers five ways to participate. Choose the Heavy 5K, 10K, or 15K options, which cover 4, 7, or 10 miles, take on the 1 mile pumpkin run that involves carrying a pumpkin, or opt for a fun run for kids with 1 mile or half mile distances. The route follows smooth paved paths with a short off-road segment on the south loop, offering lake and wildlife views and no vehicle traffic. With no elevation gain, it suits beginners and runners aiming for a personal best. After the finish, enjoy pumpkin spice French toast and a beer garden.

This CHJA recognized show at The Four Winds is supported by a USEF licensed "R" course designer and a team of experienced officials. Courses and operations meet standards common at many A+ rated horse shows across the country, with an emphasis on quality while staying among the most affordable competitions in Colorado. Horses arriving by trailer must have a health certificate and a current coggins. Policies may be adjusted in response to infectious disease outbreaks, so participants should check The Four Winds website and Facebook page for updates. These measures promote good horsemanship and help protect every horse on the grounds.

Connect with friendly farm life during public hours. Get up close with the animals, visit the pumpkin patch to pick your own pumpkins, and wander through the Magical Halloween Forest. Chickens, peacocks, and ducks roam freely among visitors. Beyond the barns, discover playful features like an old airplane, sandboxes, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, swings, and John Deere tractors. Check out the new play structures and race along the dueling zip lines. The event remains open in light rain. There is no food service, but water and marshmallows for bonfire toasting are available for purchase. Marshmallow toasting happens only when there is no Boulder County fire ban and when conditions are not too windy. Bringing a picnic to enjoy on the farm is welcome.

Mall-O-Ween brings a family-friendly Halloween celebration to Town Center at Aurora with mall-wide trick-or-treating. Children in costume can visit participating retailers throughout the center to collect sweets and discover festive surprises. The festivities include costume contests, dance performances, local vendors, and a variety of free activities for all ages. Free admission keeps the focus on fun, whether you are showing off a creative costume, supporting small businesses, or enjoying the lively Halloween atmosphere. Vendors interested in participating can contact the Marketing Director at cthatcher@spinosoreg.com for details.

Fall fun arrives with Spooky Village, a free, family friendly Halloween celebration featuring trick or treating with Village at the Peaks merchants. Enjoy complimentary pumpkins while supplies last, a pumpkin decorating station, hay rides, crafts, face painting, balloon twisting, rides on the Goblin Train, a GIF photo booth with printed keepsakes, carnival games, mini golf, and live entertainment on the Village stage. See movie cars on display, including the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle van, the Batmobile, and Pizza Planet from Toy Story. Complimentary trick or treat bags are also available while supplies last. Chuck and Don’s hosts a pet parade at its store, welcoming costumed pets to participate while a professional photographer captures photos that will be shared on Facebook.

Aggie Theatre hosts Digable Planets on the Blowout Comb 30th Anniversary Tour, celebrating the trio’s landmark second album with a live set backed by their full five-piece band. Ishmael "Butterfly" Butler, Craig "Doodlebug" Irving, and Mary Ann "Ladybug Mecca" Vieira first broke through with the Grammy-winning Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat), bringing a jazz-laced hip hop sound that carried the single into the upper reaches of the Billboard Hot 100. Their debut, Reachin’, earned wide acclaim and RIAA gold, weaving intricate storytelling that ranged from neighborhood narratives to social issues, and the group marked its 30th year in 2023. They quickly followed with Blowout Comb, a vivid meditation on Black liberation that grew in stature over time and went on to shape generations of hip hop fans, young jazz players, and Afrofuturists. For this anniversary run, the group translates those sample-rich cuts into a contemporary live experience, balancing the spirit of the era with forward-looking textures and concepts.

The Johnstown Saddle Club presents a fall-themed fundraising day at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Indoor Arena, keeping the action going rain or shine. Riders can compete in Barrels, Speed Barrels, Flags, Dash, Poles, Streaking Poles and Keyhole, with a free Turkey Trot fun class added to the lineup. Entry is $10 per class with a $10 office fee, and registration accepts cash or checks only. Prizes will honor the top three overall highpoint competitors in each age group, with custom buckles for overall winners and mule tape rope halters plus Whinney Wear gear for second and third. An all-ages Best Sweater contest for horse and rider will be judged by a secret judge revealed at the event, and the winner receives a custom Sweater Weather Classic hoodie and bragging rights. Activities are planned for all ages. For information or questions, contact Kari Jolly at 303 884 7480.

Ball Arena hosts The UGLY Tour featuring Teddy Swims with Allen Stone and MarcLo. The announcement also notes a general sale along with multiple presale options.

Gain a clear introduction to mushrooms with a focus on functional and medicinal varieties. This discussion explores common uses, potential benefits, and the fundamental steps of cultivation. Presented at Orion’s Apothecary & Mushrooms.

Washington's FoCo hosts an evening featuring Pigeons Playing Ping Pong with Dizgo. The Baltimore quartet of “Scrambled Greg” Ormont on vocals and guitar, Jeremy Schon on guitar and vocals, Ben Carrey on bass and vocals, and Alex "Gator" Petropulos on drums and vocals continues its psychedelic funk journey with the eighth studio album Feed The Fire on No Coincidence Records, building on more than sixteen years, eight albums, and a long run of high-energy shows. The album embraces new creative partnerships, including a co-write on the title track with Wes Bailey of Moon Taxi, a lead vocal turn from Ben Carrey on Hit The Ground Runnin', horn features from Here Come The Mummies and West End Blend, and additional production color from Chalk Dinosaur on songs such as Twitch and Underworld. Tracks like Right Track, Fantasy, and Undivided reflect a focus on groove, texture, and forward momentum, while milestones from major stage headlining appearances to their fan-centered Domefest highlight the band’s evolving path. VIP packages include a general admission ticket, a personal meet and greet with a photo opportunity, an exclusive merchandise item, a commemorative laminate, the ability to shop merchandise before general entry, and early access to the venue.

Aggie Theatre presents Thee Sinseers as the Love Stories Tour comes to the venue. Led by bandleader Joey Quiñones and rooted in East Los Angeles, the group has been shaping a modern take on classic R&B and soul since forming in 2019. Their Colemine Records release, Love Stories, reaches beyond a tidy romance and explores what happens before, after, and in spite of it. The music leans into earthy textures, with upright bass and warmly driven guitars that nod to a sixties-inspired palette while remaining contemporary. The songs chase the rush and the heartbreak of relationships, then widen the frame to include family dynamics, tangled moments, and emotions that never fully settle. It plays like a long-held note finally shared, full of feelings that once went unspoken.

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This fundraiser at Slick City invites attendees to enjoy slides and laughter while supporting Fox Hollow Elementary School. A portion of tickets purchased during the event will be donated to the school, helping fund students and programs. To participate, purchase tickets online in advance or mention the Fox Hollow Elementary School Fundraiser at the front counter when buying in person. Families and friends can have fun together and make a difference at the same time.

Get hands-on with digital music production using Soundtrap. Build a track with thousands of loops, or program your own beats and melodies using the beat maker and piano roll to craft something original. Create a piece that reflects your style, then take home a recording to share with family and friends. This session is recommended for ages 12 and older. No prior music experience is needed. Learn at your own pace with support from staff. Registration is preferred.

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.

Held monthly on the first Thursday, this Yamuna Body Rolling event takes place at Sweet Be Wellness Spa in Greeley. Admission is $25 per person, and registration is available.

Rising country artist Cody Hibbard brings a no compromise spirit to Moxi Theater, channeling hard-won stories and straightforward energy. Expect selections from his forthcoming release Long Ride In A Short Bed, ranging from the pounding Set In My Ruts to the tender Backroad To Heaven, all delivered with a focus on honesty over industry expectations. Moxi Theater offers an intimate setting for up to 360 guests with professional sound and lighting and a full-service bar. Nearby dining includes Tres Amigos and Stella's Pinball Arcade & Lounge, located next to the venue. Reserved tables are available for a premium view, and attendees of all ages are permitted when attending responsibly. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

Celebrate creativity at the Tagawa Gardens Arts and Crafts Festival, a three day showcase of local makers and artists. Browse fine art, handcrafted treasures, seasonal decor and gifts, take home foods, clothing, and more while getting a head start on holiday shopping. Admission is $6 and is valid for all three days. Children 12 and under are free, and veterans receive free admission.

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.

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.

KRFC 88.9 FM presents an evening at the Aggie Theatre featuring Joanne Shaw Taylor with Bywater Call. Taylor brings fiery guitar work and soulful vocals, performing songs from Black & Gold, the album that reached No. 2 on the Billboard Blues Album chart, and unveiling new material from her upcoming release The Trouble With Love. The set also draws on favorites from earlier records and includes tributes to blues legends for a dynamic blues rock performance.

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.

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.

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.

A festive gathering at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds brings together a holiday market with mindful, mystical experiences. Explore offerings from more than 100 makers, artists, and holistic practitioners featuring handcrafted gifts, crystals and sacred tools, wellness services, and other one of a kind finds for meaningful gifting or self care. On-site experiences include intuitive and psychic readings, energy healing, aura photography by Vivid Vibes Aura, Colorado Fairy Hair Sparkles, and creations inspired by zen and spirit, with much more to discover. A full slate of workshops and presentations invites attendees to learn, uplift their spirits, and deepen their seasonal inspiration. Savor bites from local food trucks, sip something warm, and enjoy a cheerful atmosphere in the company of a welcoming community. Door prizes and giveaways add an extra touch of holiday magic. Admission is $10 for the entire weekend, and children 10 and under are free.

Loveland’s 10th Annual Día de los Muertos Celebration fills the Pulliam Community Building with a free, family friendly afternoon focused on remembrance, culture, and community. The program features live Mariachi music, folklórico and Aztec dance performances, a mini mercado, and hands-on craft stations inspired by the four elements. The Library will offer free books while supplies last. Guests can commemorate loved ones by adding names to the Recuerdame banner. Catrina fashion is encouraged, and face painters will be available on site. Additional details will be shared soon.

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.

A community rummage sale at Longmont Estates Elementary raises funds to build a wheelchair-accessible sandbox. The goal is to make play inclusive so every child can enjoy building sandcastles.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Learn to operate a manual longarm quilting machine in a focused 3.5-hour certification class. After completing the session, participants are eligible to rent machine time to finish their own quilts. The class costs $100, is beginner friendly and open to all skill levels, and is limited to four participants. No materials are included and there are no requirements to enroll. Instruction is provided by Longarm Expert Trish Johnson, a quilter with more than 15 years of experience who began after taking a class. She also works at Fabric Play Quilting, spending time in the longarm room and assisting customers on the floor.

This engaging watercolor workshop welcomes teens and adults ages 12 and up, with the possibility of considering younger artists individually after a conversation to confirm readiness. All supplies are provided, including quality paints, brushes, and paper, so participants can focus on learning fundamental techniques and how watercolor behaves. Guided, step-by-step instruction from an educator with more than 20 years of watercolor practice and a decade of teaching helps both beginners and those with experience grow their skills and apply them to personal artwork. The setting is kept quiet and relaxing to encourage creativity, confidence, and support among learners, with an emphasis on building technique while having fun. The class requires at least seven participants to run and is limited to fourteen. Cancellations made one week or more before the first session receive a full refund, those made four to six days prior receive a 50 percent refund, and cancellations within three days of the first session are not refundable.

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.

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.

Pop punk takes over Bizarre Electronics Lounge with performances by five bands, plus two art vendors and wood fired pizza. This is an all ages show, and everyone is welcome regardless of ability to pay. Every dollar raised goes directly to the performing artists. The specific acts will be announced.

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.

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.

Karaoke shares the spotlight with axe throwing for a spirited night of music and adrenaline. During karaoke night, attendees can access special deals on axe throwing and the rage room, adding extra excitement to the experience.

Celebrate the season at a bustling indoor holiday market featuring local vendors and festive activities at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. Browse for unique gifts, enjoy family-friendly fun, and meet Santa while the event welcomes thousands of shoppers. Vendor applications are open during a VIP launch period with early pricing available for a limited time. Booth options include 10x10 spaces for $125 and 5x8 spaces for $75.

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.

Little Moses Jones brings a live set to The Speakeasy filled with 90s and 2000s R&B and hip hop throwbacks. Enjoy smooth rhythms, beloved hits, and high energy for a memorable night on the dance floor. There is no cover.

Enjoy a first-time tailgate celebrating the Broncos and Raiders at the Broncos Stadium at Mile High parking lot in Denver, CO, with everything set up in Lot C. The gathering features carne asada and discada tacos, DJs providing music, drinking games, prizes, and giveaways. It welcomes all ages, and attendees are asked to bring their own beverages.

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.

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

Designed for real estate professionals, this monthly NoCo tour brings agents together to preview multiple listings in one coordinated outing, exchange market insights, and strengthen professional connections ahead of weekend buyer activity. Modeled on a successful approach used by agents in Cheyenne, Wyoming, it aims to create a win win for everyone involved. Many homes are showcased right as they hit the market, giving attendees an early look they can discuss with clients. The format includes casual networking at The Hub, followed by a bus tour reserved for NoCo agents and event sponsors. Industry partners are welcome to participate by caravanning in their own vehicles. The emphasis is collaboration over competition, with space to share knowledge, celebrate wins, and support one another. Ongoing support from partners helps sustain these tours month after month, fostering a connected real estate community.

Enjoy a friendly community pickleball night featuring free open play. Players and coaches share the court for casual games, helpful pointers, and lighthearted challenges, creating an easygoing space to connect with the coaching team and other players. Newcomers can bring a friend, and regulars are welcome as well. Open to members and guests.

At Full Court Exchange, players and coaches share the court in a relaxed community setting focused on good pickleball and friendly connection. The session offers free open play with casual pointers, lighthearted challenges, and opportunities to meet the coaching team in a laid back atmosphere. Newcomers and regulars are welcome, and both members and guests can take part. A Final Friday Social follows for anyone who wants to stay a little longer.

Experience an evening of fusion dancing where rhythm, style, and creativity come together. The festivities begin with a lesson that rotates month to month between fresh styles and technique, then continue into a social dance, all framed by a playful theme. This edition embraces The Snuggle Is Real, spotlighting cozy chaos and comfort-core... onesies, pajamas, fuzzy robes, slippers, holiday-cozy vibes, and comfy-cute looks are encouraged. The lesson will be taught by instructor Jaclyn Rising, with the class title and description to be announced. DJs will be announced. This is an 18+ gathering. Admission is $10 for the lesson and dance, students and out-of-town visitors receive a $5 discount, and volunteering provides free entry.

Gather with mushroom lovers for a welcoming mycology meetup focused on swapping and gifting. Bring spores of any variety, swabs, prints, liquid culture, or agar plates to exchange, and enjoy conversations about all things fungi. Bringing items is optional, everyone is welcome. Please bring only materials you intend to share or trade with others. This event happens monthly on the first Saturday.

City Star Brewing sets the scene for an easygoing evening with live acoustic music, small batch brews, and tasty eats from a food truck. Hard seltzers are available, and the hometown vibe creates a welcoming setting for friends to gather.

THE Mid Life Crisis returns to The Angry Clover for a performance at this Aurora venue. They are glad to be back on stage.

Longmont Symphony Orchestra brings Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker to life with Boulder Ballet and Boulder Children’s Chorale, continuing a longstanding family tradition. The performance features familiar melodies, sparkling dances, and holiday magic for audiences of all ages. Presented at Vance Brand Civic Auditorium in Longmont.

Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans unite for a Christmas concert at Blue Arena in Loveland, CO that blends cherished carols with signature songs and moments of worship to celebrate the season. Drawing on decades of music and a shared foundation of faith, the trio presents a heartfelt program that lifts up themes of hope, peace, and holiday wonder. Tickets are currently available. For buyer protection, third-party ticket selling is not permitted on TPR event pages, and tickets obtained through unofficial resellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to event updates and assistance.

A hands-on watercolor workshop welcomes teens and adults ages 12 and up. All materials are provided, including quality paints, brushes, and paper to support a consistent learning experience. Instruction is step by step and focuses on core watercolor techniques, with guidance on how the medium behaves and how to apply new skills to your own paintings. The instructor brings more than two decades of watercolor practice and a decade of teaching experience. The setting is designed to be quiet and relaxing so participants can explore creativity, build confidence, and encourage one another. Beginners and those with some experience are both welcome, and each lesson aims to grow skills with supportive, technical feedback. Younger participants may be considered on a case-by-case basis after a conversation to confirm readiness. The workshop requires a minimum of seven participants and is capped at fourteen. Cancellations a week or more before the first session receive a full refund, cancellations four to six days prior receive a 50 percent refund, and there are no refunds within three days of the first session.

Experience a live rock showcase at Moxi Theater in Greeley as Them Heavy Stones headlines with special guests Estin & the 86'd. This Fort Collins four-piece blends desert rock, blues, and alternative influences, taking cues from artists like The Black Keys, Queens of the Stone Age, and Deftones. Expect fuzzy, hard-hitting guitar tones, ear-grabbing hooks, and a high-energy set from a group that formed in late 2024 and has since earned a reputation among Colorado peers for tireless dedication. The concert takes place in Moxi Theater’s intimate space that welcomes up to 360 guests, supported by professional sound and lighting and a full-service bar, with dining options nearby at Luna’s Tacos & Tequila and Stella’s Pinball Arcade & Lounge. All responsible ages are permitted, and reserved tables are available for a premium view. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

The Longmont Toy Shop offers gift selection for children, served in the order people arrive. To reduce time spent waiting outside, entry times will be issued at the start. The event will end once all toys have been given out or at the scheduled closing. A short survey handed out at check in must be completed to enter. To receive services, bring a birth certificate for each child, from any location, along with a valid photo ID for the parent or guardian receiving services. Adults may choose gifts only for their own children. Each child will receive one new toy and one stuffed animal. Bringing a large black lawn bag is recommended for carrying items. Early lineups are not permitted, and those who arrive too soon will be asked to leave. This event is free, and participation is optional. If a suitable gift is not found, there is no obligation to take anything. Attendees are asked to avoid posting negative comments on social media about toy selection. Respectful behavior is required, and anyone who is unkind to volunteers or others in line will be asked to leave. Sponsors include Safelite AutoGlass, Hero Dental, and Waste Management.

Caer Galen Midwinter celebrates the Color Court of Amethyst at First Evangelical Lutheran. Guests are encouraged to wear amethyst colored attire. Participants may display their latest arts and sciences projects, and fighters can compete in a Guard tournament. A simple feast will feature fowl, root dishes, soup, and sweets. The festivities include lively dancing that concludes with Caer Galen Musical Chairs. Admission is $30 for adults, with an optional feast for $10. Adult members pay $20, with the feast available for $10. Youth ages 10 to 15 are $10, with a $10 feast option. Children ages 0 to 10 attend free, with a $5 feast option. For information, contact the Event Steward, Zoey of House Rogues, at zoey.a.hodges@gmail.com.

This annual toy shop in Fort Collins aims to provide free gifts for up to 500 children. Each child can receive a new toy from a larger selection, a new toy from a smaller selection, and a stuffed animal. A wooden toy car may also be included while available. Admission is first come, first served, and the distribution concludes when supplies are gone. A brief survey is required on arrival before entering the toy area. To receive gifts, bring a birth certificate for each child along with a parent’s photo ID; copies of birth certificates are acceptable. If a birth certificate is not available, acceptable documentation includes an official letter on school, medical, or social services letterhead that lists the parent or guardian’s name, the child’s name, and the child’s date of birth, or logging into a government benefits account at the event that shows the parent’s name, the children’s names, and their dates of birth. Birth certificates are preferred because they are the easiest option. Shopping is limited to your own children or children for whom you have legal custody. Presented by the Bachus and Schanker Cares Foundation.

Settle into a focused two-hour yoga session featuring 84 poses practiced in a heated room. The sequence begins with the foundational 26 from the beginner 26 and 2 series, then progresses through 58 additional, more demanding postures for a deeper challenge. It is recommended for those who understand the basics and have a developed practice, yet it remains open to anyone interested in giving it a try.

Chef Tetiana Sherman, a Ukrainian chef, culinary instructor, and speaker with the Colorado Refugee Speakers Bureau, leads a warm exploration of Ukrainian Christmas traditions, flavors, and symbolism. Guests can taste kutya, the ceremonial wheat berry pudding traditionally served for the holiday. A festive Ukrainian Christmas market hosted by Trinity Lutheran Church will feature local Ukrainian vendors with traditional foods, handmade gifts, and one of a kind seasonal items. A craft corner for kids will be available. Explore Ukrainian culture through food, storytelling, music, and long held customs. After the talk, browse Ukrainian books from the library collection and view Tetiana’s personal display of embroidered rushnyky and Petrikivsiy art. This free community event requires registration. Hosted at Trinity Lutheran Church in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Children are invited to discover herbal tea making by blending their own creations with dried herbs. They will smell and taste a variety of common kitchen and specialty botanicals while learning about simple benefits and flavor profiles. This creative class encourages sensory exploration, thoughtful choices, and a greater appreciation for the plants that fill each cup. A parent must be present during the class. Cost is $20 per child.

Seasonal music takes center stage at Mapleton Arts Center as the DPO, led by Scott O'Neil, shares a program filled with warmth, wonder, and familiar holiday tunes. The program features a live narrated performance of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" arranged by O'Neil, along with more favorites from the holiday repertoire. With the power of a full orchestra and the comfort of melodies many know by heart, this concert creates a joyful moment to experience together.

A candlelit performance brings the peace of the season to life with Mozart’s Vesperae solennes de confessore and Bach’s Magnificat. The LSO partners with Longmont’s new Saint Vrain Choir for a program of sacred music that encourages reflection and a radiant holiday spirit at Vance Brand Civic Auditorium in Longmont.

The Board of Trustees holds regular sessions twice each month, meeting on the second Monday and again on the last Monday. Agenda information is available online for anyone who would like to review what will be discussed.

Enjoy a casual coffee meetup at Mead Community Center focused on thoughtful conversation. Chat about current events, recent reading, and personal stories in a welcoming space. Some sessions also include an easy, beginner craft that offers a relaxing way to be creative and make new friends. Everyone is welcome, and no experience is required, just an interest in talking, creating, and connecting. The gathering is held in The Peak multipurpose room. For questions, contact Lisa at lvarra@highplains.us or 720-685-5220, or reach the Mead Community Center at 970-535-7338.

Only 50 tickets are available for this intimate concert hosted by Soundpost Sessions. Doors open before the show, and the music begins with Areymá as the opening act.

This monthly circle focuses on deepening a direct relationship with herbal plants through plant spirit connection. Participants are guided in meditation to meet the spirit of the plant, then continue the experience by tasting an herbal infusion and listening for the wisdom it offers. A brief workshop follows to align with the season, explore the herb’s energetics and its medicinal and magical properties, and learn how to work with it safely. Please bring a journal, a favorite mug or cup for the infusion, and a small offering to place at the center of the circle, which will be taken home afterward. Those who are trying to conceive, pregnant, or breastfeeding are welcome to attend and work with the herbs in spirit, with guidance provided on when to avoid ingesting the infusion. The featured herb for this circle is Reishi. The fee is $20 and includes participation, the herbal infusion, and an emailed herbal monograph for continued study.

Presented by Cervantes, WinterWonderGrass, and KGNU, this two-night holiday pickin' party unfolds across both Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom and the Other Side. Each night centers on Billy Failing with a distinct slate of guests. One evening pairs him with Bronwyn, plus Johnny Mullenax with Broken Compass Bluegrass and the Jason Carter Band. The other night features him with Broken Compass Bluegrass, along with Johnny Mullenax and Bonfire Dub. The celebration spans both rooms in a dual venue format for a cheerful run of performances.

This event features a Wreaths Across America celebration, followed by placing wreaths on the graves of veterans.

A friendly play group for the pug community, welcoming pugs, pug mixes, and friends who love them. It offers a relaxed opportunity to socialize, let the dogs play, and connect with other pug enthusiasts.

Josh Blue brings special tapings to the Newman Center for the Performing Arts in Denver. Two separate performances are planned, offering multiple opportunities to attend a live taping in a theater setting.

Old Town Square in Fort Collins hosts a candlelit community sing-along of classic holiday carols. Local leaders, school choirs, and community members lead familiar songs from the main stage while families and friends add their voices. Battery-powered candles and songbooks are provided by All Star Cleaning Services, making it easy for everyone to participate. Expect a warm, welcoming atmosphere with plenty of seasonal cheer and time to connect. The gathering is free to attend, and nearby shops and restaurants offer additional ways to round out the outing.

The Speakeasy in Longmont, CO hosts Little Moses Jones for a live performance featuring classic R&B and hip hop from the 90s and 2000s, blending silky rhythms, throwback favorites, and high energy. Expect a festive atmosphere with plenty of sing along moments and dancing as the season is celebrated. There is no cover for this show.