Events in Greeley today

Join for a skeet practice session at the Weld County Fish and Wildlife High Plains Shooting Range. The event details and start time are listed as TBD. Location is in Eaton, CO.

Conquest Classic Cars hosts the 6th Annual Summer Car Show, welcoming classic vehicles for a day of raffles, awards, and food in a family-friendly setting. Registration is required for vehicle entries and costs $20, which includes a gift bag, one raffle entry with prizes provided by local sponsors, a barbecue lunch, and eligibility to compete for trophies in designated award categories. Spectators are welcome to enjoy the show at no charge at the Conquest Classic Cars showroom.

Browse a market filled with locally sourced produce and seafood alongside an array of baked goods. Pick up breakfast items and sweet treats, with a variety of options to choose from. Everything is gathered in one spot for easy shopping.

The Farmers Market is back for a fun outdoor morning with vendor booths featuring seasonal foods, baked treats, and unique finds. Enjoy live entertainment as you stroll, support local businesses, connect with neighbors, and savor the flavors of the season.

Kids in kindergarten through eighth grade can build football fundamentals at a fun camp at University High School. Instruction is provided by University High School football coaches and athletes, with drills focused on running, throwing, and catching. Each registration helps support the school's football program. Parents and fans are welcome to cheer on their favorite young players. The camp is open to elementary students in grades K through 5 and to middle schoolers in grades 6 through 8. The fee is $30, and participants can get active and show their Junior Bulldog spirit.

Experience a focused, two hour yoga practice in a heated room featuring a total of 84 poses. The sequence includes the 26 postures from the 26&2 beginner series, then builds with 58 additional, more challenging poses. It is recommended for those who know the basics and have a developed practice, yet it remains open to anyone interested in trying the full sequence.

Join this in-person make-and-take class to plant and take home your very own glass jar terrarium. You will get guided instructions with help from the greenhouse staff, plus everything you need like terrarium plants, potting soil, decorative moss, and care information. The class also includes one select drink, either a beer from High Hops or a cocktail from The Heart. All ages are welcome.

Celebrate downtown with food tastings, samples, and dance. Check-in is available at the Midnight Oil Bookstore and at the bookstore’s Armory location. Explore partnering businesses to get a taste of what they offer, and catch pop-up dance performances and demonstrations in a variety of styles at different spots along the way.

At Centennial Park Library, ten teams of two race to finish a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle, with prizes and bragging rights at stake. The event brings together friendly competition, teamwork, and plenty of puzzle-solving excitement. Registration is required for both members of each team, and participants must be ages 10 and up.

Learn how stress affects the body through an introduction to Quantum Biofeedback, a non-invasive technology designed to identify energetic stress patterns and support the body’s natural ability to restore balance. This educational workshop at Balanced Movement Yoga explains how the system works, what a session involves, and the research behind it. Nicholas will lead the discussion and answer questions during a Q&A. It is suited for anyone interested in holistic wellness, stress management, or exploring new approaches to health. Attendees can expect to leave with a clearer understanding of how stress influences health and information on tools that may help reduce stress and promote overall well-being.

A year-long salute to Agatha Christie unfolds with monthly book discussions, film showings, hands-on crafts, and special activities inspired by her stories. This installment features a screening of Death on the Nile, rated PG-13, followed by a paper journal craft that is great for notes, sketches, or secret clues. Free popcorn will be available, and attendees can collect a passport sticker toward a mystery prize. Registration is required only for those who want to participate in the craft, while anyone who plans to watch Crooked House only may attend without registering.

The Oddballs and Outlaws Tour takes over Moxi Theater with IV and The Strange Band alongside Clownvis, plus special guests El Dolor. This fast-paced showcase mixes country western grit with unpredictable comedy and magic. Clownvis delivers internet-fueled crooner comedy and an over-the-top stage persona, while IV and The Strange Band brings no-compromise Nashville country led by Coleman Williams, the great-grandson of Hank Williams and the son of Hank III. Expect a colorful, rowdy vibe that encourages the crowd to get silly and lean into the honky tonk spirit. Moxi Theater provides an intimate concert setting for up to 360 guests, backed by quality sound and lighting and a full-service bar. Reserved tables are available for a premium view, and all responsible ages are permitted.

This live music show features IV and The Strange Band. It takes place at the Moxi Theater in Greeley.

This monthly New Moon community circle brings people together to care for upper body wellness through self-massage and stretching, while also engaging in reflective writing to examine the stories that may be ready for revision and to set intentions that expand both mind and voice. It serves as a monthly reset, offering a calm space among others seeking the same. There is an emphasis on the healing that comes from being seen and supported in whatever is present in heart and life. The flow shifts each month to reflect the group’s needs and the New Moon’s astrological themes, and may include journal prompts, visual meditations, somatic embodiment practices, intention setting, group reiki, and more. Participants are welcome to bring a favorite tea vessel, a journal, a blanket, or anything else that adds comfort and support. All ages, genders, orientations, races, and experience levels are welcome. Questions can be sent by email or text message.

The Doohickeys bring a blend of classic country twang and sharp comedy to Moxi Theater. The duo of Haley Spence Brown and Jack Hackett met while writing for USC’s satirical news show and bonded over Kenny Chesney, then broke out with the 2025 debut All Hat No Cattle on Forty Below Records. Their single Can’t Beat My Ol’ Beater reached number one on SiriusXM Outlaw Country, the album entered the Americana Airplay Albums Top 100, and the follow-up holiday EP Merry Happy Whatever produced the viral favorite Santa Is A Stoner. They have appeared at the Ryman, supporting Jim Jefferies, and at the Bluebird Cafe, and their online videos have earned more than 50 million views. Saving Country Music notes that fans who enjoy traditional country mixed with big laughs will feel right at home with their show. Moxi Theater has been a downtown Greeley live music destination since 2013 and offers an intimate concert setting for up to 360 guests. This performance is presented by BandWagon Presents, a longtime force in the northern Colorado and Wyoming music scene that books concerts and comedy shows across the region and publishes a monthly music magazine.

Catch The Doohickeys live at Moxi Theater in Greeley. The show starts at 7:30 PM.

Now in its 30th year, the Prairie Dog Classic, presented by McDonald Toyota, is the Greeley Area Chamber of Commerce’s flagship golf tournament at The Greeley Country Club. The tournament provides sponsors with meaningful visibility while golfers enjoy a round on one of the top courses in Greeley. Sponsorship opportunities include a Hole Sponsor at 1,750 dollars and a Practice Area Sponsor at 1,600 dollars, and both of these packages include a foursome. Additional options are available as a Pool Fence Sponsor for 500 dollars and a Community Partner Sponsor for 250 dollars. A limited number of foursomes may also be reserved at 850 dollars for members and 950 dollars for nonmembers.

Explore a collection of mini masterpieces created by local teens in the Collaboration Space at LINC Library. Browse the small-scale artworks, celebrate the creativity on display, and cast a vote for the piece that stands out to you.

This interactive storytime is tailored for children ages 18 months to 3 years and their caregivers. It features storytelling, songs, and playful activities that build early literacy and nurture a love of reading. Each child leaves with a simple craft to take home.

Get a polished photo without a long appointment. Walk-in, first-come, first-served sessions are set up for speed and efficiency, with brief express slots that cover the essentials. Whether you need a sharp headshot or a clean product image, the studio provides a streamlined setup to capture what you need quickly.

Designed for ages 12 to 18, this one-shot Dungeons and Dragons session invites players into the whimsical theme park of Cappy's Happy Kingdom, run by Cornelius “Cappy” Capybara. Step into the shoes of a guest, concierge, or park employee and unravel curious park troubles like runaway roller coasters, enchanted photo spots that turn visitors to stone, and collectible merchandise causing chaos. No prior D&D experience is needed. The adventure takes place at Centennial Park Library.

Children read aloud to calm, quiet therapy dogs who listen patiently. This relaxed experience helps young readers feel more comfortable and grow their confidence with reading.

Join a demonstration-style Sicilian cooking class at The Bottled Olive featuring a tasty menu that includes smoked mozzarella stuffed meatballs, fresh salad, chicken piccata over Italian pasta, roasted asparagus, and deconstructed cannoli. The class runs 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, and guests are asked to arrive a few minutes early. Water and the glassware and openers are provided, and you’re welcome to bring alcoholic drinks to enjoy responsibly with your meal.

Wyler’s Pub & Grill is hosting a FREE Monday Night Poker night with bar poker games starting at 7:00 PM. You can win bar tabs and other prizes, and you’ll also earn bonus chips toward the Wyler’s Pub Quarterly Poker Tournament. For more details, call (970) 506-4000.

Join for an SCTP trap practice session at the Weld County Fish and Wildlife High Plains Shooting Range. Registration is available through the event page, and the practice is held at this specific shooting range in Eaton, Colorado.

The LINC Carving Club provides a welcoming space for hands-on woodcarving where participants can practice skills, share ideas, and learn from one another. It is open to beginners and experienced woodcarvers, sculptors, and curious makers, with materials provided for use during the session. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by a caregiver.

Hoedown Hill Music Festival takes place at Hoedown Hill with Assembly of Dust and Reid Genauer on the lineup. The festival runs from mid-afternoon into the evening, so plan to arrive ready for a full day of music.

Create imaginative projects with LEGO bricks at hands-on sessions that take place on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Each meetup features a monthly build challenge, with all bricks provided so you can focus on creativity. Ideal for children ages 6 and up, and accompanying adults are welcome too.

Get oriented to the resources available in the LINC Industrial space and learn the safety requirements needed to use it in this hands-on training. Begin building a wooden mallet while receiving guidance on the tools and their safe operation. Completion of this training is required before reservations can be made.

Join a Sporting Clays practice session at the Sporting Clays course. The range is run by the range officers Jim Fortune and John Daley. Note that registration is only the first hour of operation, and range rules are covered on the Sporting Clays discipline page.

Pre-teens (ages 9 to 11) can join a youth hiking club adventure featuring new trails and chances to see waterfalls, wildlife, and mountain views. For this session, hikers will head out to explore the Mariana Butte Trail Systems and hike the Hogback Trail. Participants meet at 9:00 AM at the Milliken Athletic Complex and return around 12:00 PM. Come ready with a packed lunch, a daypack, sturdy shoes, water, and sun protection.

Take part in a fitness dance session focused on supporting both physical and mental health. This free activity welcomes participants of every experience level. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle, and attend without registering.

Strengthen balance and confidence in a calm, research supported movement class that uses simple, flowing forms inspired by traditional Tai Chi to help lower the chance of falls and make everyday movement easier. Created with adults 60 and older in mind yet open to all adults, it builds coordination, body awareness, and overall stability, and no experience is required. Presented through the Weld Aging Well Program, it promotes the health and independence of older adults and their caregivers with practical skills to stay active, steady, and strong. Registration is required and space is limited.

Learn trending dances in a relaxed, drop-in setting at the LINC Library Innovation Center. The session breaks down popular steps into simple parts, sets them to music, and includes practice time with plenty of encouragement. No experience is required. Bring your energy and get ready to move. Open to tweens and teens.

Bring your chess skills to a youth Chess Club for ages 6 to 18. It’s a relaxed session where participants can practice strategy, play friendly matches, and meet other young players. All skill levels are welcome, and there’s no registration required, though space depends on program capacity.

Bring a book you love or one you are exploring, along with your thoughts and enthusiasm. There is no assigned reading, just a chance to trade recommendations, talk about recent favorites and timeless picks, and share the highs and lows of your literary adventures. Slide presentations are welcome but completely optional. This monthly meetup offers a warm, judgment-free space for readers of all kinds to connect, converse, and discover new stories and new friends.

Silverada is taking the stage at Moxi Theater in Greeley for an evening show with Low Gap. Expect a country-leaning mix with honky tonk, Americana, and red dirt vibes, kicking off at 8:00 PM.

GSCA Specialties is a dog conformation event taking place over two days. The event will be held at Island Grove Regional Park at the 14th Ave and D Street area.

The RMRR Championship is a shooting competition held at the Weld County Fish and Wildlife High Plains Shooting Range. Registration is available through the event organizer’s registration page.

Head to Island Grove Regional Park for the Mile-Hi Golden Retriever Club dog show. There will be judging by Diana J. Wilson, Linda Willard, and Lora L. Seale.

Join business professionals, community leaders, and chamber members from Timnath, Eaton, Evans, and Severance for Towns Connecting Over Coffee, a quarterly regional networking series focused on building stronger relationships across Northern Colorado. Expect coffee, conversation, referrals, and regional collaboration in a friendly community setting.

Stitch Night at The Atlas is a relaxed creative meetup where participants bring their current projects, revive unfinished pieces, or start something entirely new. Although stitching is in the spotlight, every art form is welcome, not only fiber work. This free gathering highlights community and creativity while supporting a local business and other small businesses in downtown Greeley.

This introductory class covers the essentials of researching family history. It introduces the subscription databases available through the district and walks through the typical paperwork used in genealogy. You will leave with a solid starting point and practical next steps for tracing relatives and building your family tree.

Sing your favorites at Live on the Lanes, a free karaoke night at 2454 West. This event happens every other Thursday and is general admission with standing room along the concourse. Entry is open to the public with no ticket reservation required. Food and drinks are available by self-service at the bar, and full restaurant service is offered. Bowling can be purchased on a first come, first served basis the day of the show, with special concert pricing for unlimited bowling during the event for $15.45 plus shoe rental.