Family events in Greeley, CO

A leading monthly gathering for car enthusiasts in Northern Colorado, this meet welcomes enthusiast vehicles of every make and model and is free to attend. Free coffee is available, sponsor booths are on site, and there are hundreds of standout cars from across the region to explore.

Set at Boyd Lake State Park, Last Call Triathlon offers a lakefront capstone to the season with scenic mountain backdrops, pleasant conditions, and a family friendly setting. Athletes can choose from six race formats, including Sprint, SUP, Supersprint, Duathlon, Aquabike, and Aquathlon. Course designs create frequent pass-by moments so spectators can cheer often as competitors loop through key sections. After the finish, enjoy food and a beer garden, and take advantage of camping at the venue to stretch the experience into a relaxed weekend. Now in its eighth year, this close to home gathering sits just east of Loveland and to the southeast of Fort Collins, blending an intimate atmosphere with a distinctive challenge by the water.

Experience a lively open-air market celebrating Northern Colorado growers and makers at the Loveland Farmers Market at Fairgrounds Park. Browse fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade items from local farmers, ranchers, bakers, food artisans, and makers. Live music and family-friendly activities create a warm, community-centered atmosphere. Whether you are stocking up on ingredients, enjoying a bite to eat, or spending unhurried time with friends and family, this market has options for every kind of visitor. For details on market dates, special happenings, and participating vendors, see the Loveland Farmers Market.

Enjoy a vibrant outing at the Timnath Farmers Market, a place where neighborhood spirit, creativity, and local flavor shine. More than 25 local vendors showcase a wide range of quality goods, from specialty foods to handmade pieces and standout home decor. The vendor roster changes as the season progresses, so each visit brings new discoveries. Support local businesses while browsing for treats, gifts, and items for the home.

At the Longmont YMCA, this free drive-up food distribution provides groceries with no forms to complete and no questions asked. Bags are prepared in advance and may include fresh produce, prepared deli items, dairy, and baked goods, depending on weekly donations. Distribution takes place on the south side of the parking lot, and the line can also be accessed through the southwest lot in front of the YMCA preschool. All cars and bicycles should form a single line, remain inside, and wait for volunteers to bring food directly to the vehicle. To promote fairness, amounts are based on the number of people in each household, and service continues while supplies last. Donations and volunteers are welcome to support this community effort.

An all ages, all abilities wheel throwing class welcomes first timers and anyone seeking a refresher on core techniques. Participants practice centering clay, pulling walls, shaping forms, and trimming on the wheel, with a goal of creating two pieces during the session. Glazing and kiln firing are included, along with a tour of the studio and an overview of the firing process. Suitable for ages 7 and up and a good option for earning the Girl Scout Pottery Badge. Pricing is per class. Rescheduling or class credit is available within 48 hours of purchase. With prior notice for illness, Covid, or emergencies, a 50 percent credit toward a Make at Home kit is offered for missed classes. No credit is issued for no call, no shows. A friendly studio cat may appear during class, so those with allergies should be aware.

Preschool children can enjoy a warm, music-friendly program at the Berthoud Community Library that focuses on learning through play and singing. It offers an inviting setting for little ones to engage with peers, have fun, and grow their early skills in a comfortable library environment.

Bouncing Baby Storytime is created especially for little ones under the age of two. Babies and their caregivers share brief stories, gentle bounces, sing-alongs, and playful rhymes that use fingers and toes.

Each session features $2,000 in payouts, with extra chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machine options range from $25 to $88. Participants must be at least 8 years old, and for Must Go sessions the minimum age is 14.

Designed for preschoolers, this upbeat storytime features longer interactive tales along with music and movement activities to keep little listeners engaged. The session concludes with a craft activity.

Crafting Conversations offers an after school gathering for school-age children and their parents. Hands-on craft activities spark meaningful conversations and help families build connections while creating together.

Explore digital music production at LINC Library Innovation Center with an interactive session using Soundtrap. Build a track by mixing thousands of loops, or craft your own beats and melodies with the beat maker and piano roll. Learn at your own pace with support from staff, and leave with a recording to share with family and friends. Recommended for ages 12 and up with no prior musical experience required. Registration is preferred.

Summer Music Evenings at Sunflower Farm offer live local music alongside a food truck, with farm animals and regular Farmfest activities open for a relaxed night on the farm. For the season finale, Leftover Salmon banjoist Andy Thorn steps onto the Sunflower Farm stage. Thorn’s backyard performance for a curious fox went viral in 2021 and led to national media appearances, including talk shows and podcasts, as well as a New York Times nod likening the moment to Aesop. He later recorded that tune, Aesop Mountain, for Songs of the Sunrise Fox, an instrumental album that highlights gentle, sunrise-ready banjo melodies rather than jam-band flash. The recording features Erik Deutsch on piano, Greg Garrison on bass, and Windfield champion Tyler Grant on guitar. Dinner can be purchased from Georgia Boys, and Palo Coffee & Bar will serve non-alcoholic beverages and snow cones. If kid tickets are sold out, please purchase adult tickets. Attendees are welcome to bring chairs and blankets, and the atmosphere is friendly for families.

Each month, Downtown Fort Collins comes alive with the free, self-guided First Friday Art Walk™, a celebration of creativity, culture, and community. Stroll the charming Old Town streets and explore a wide range of artwork, from finely crafted pieces to delightfully offbeat creations. Over 30 local businesses open their doors to showcase local talent, offering countless chances to discover new artists and find pieces that speak to you. The experience encourages conversations with creators, connections with fellow art lovers, and immersion in the city’s vibrant creative scene. Whether the goal is to grow a collection, uncover emerging talent, or simply enjoy the buzz of art all around, this walk offers something for everyone.

Teen Night at Slick City features a $19.99 ticket that includes a 120-minute Action Pass, a slice of pizza, fries, and a fountain soda. CitySocks are required for participation and are not included. A valid student ID is required for redemption.

Set at Boyd Lake State Park, this dog and runner race turns teamwork into a playful adventure. Each team pairs one person with one canine to navigate a course of beginner friendly obstacles tailored to your dog’s size, with simple hurdles, tunnels, and small jumps that keep the focus on fun. Expect plenty of smiles as you move together through the course, taking in lakeside scenery and the sweep of Colorado skies. It is a welcoming way to celebrate running, strengthen the bond with a four legged partner, and create lasting memories.

Choose from a wide range of locally sourced foods gathered together in one spot, including fresh produce, seafood, baked goods, breakfast fare, sweet treats, and more.

Young athletes in grades K through 5 can build spirit skills at a welcoming clinic in the Roosevelt High School Commons. The state and national champion RHS Spirit Squads lead instruction in cheers, chants, jumps, stunts, and foundational dance technique, then teach a complete routine. Families can choose between two options: Session 1 focuses on either cheer or dance for $50 per participant, and Session 2 includes both cheer and dance for $100 per participant. Every participant receives a clinic T-shirt, a snack with juice, and one parent admission ticket for each game performance. The juniors will also showcase what they learn with a football halftime appearance.

At Slick City Southlands, the lights go low and the neon turns up as the park transforms into an after-dark experience packed with high-energy fun. Glide through foggy slides, explore attractions glowing with vibrant color, and amplify the vibe with glow face paint and bracelets. Wear glow-in-the-dark clothing to stand out under the lights. Tickets are available in advance or at the door.