Events in Highlands Ranch today

Returning to Colorado’s flyball scene after a COVID-related hiatus, this event features anticipated appearances by some of the new UFLI owners. There is plenty of camping available for those bringing RVs. It offers a chance to reconnect with friends old and new.

Support a local small business by building your own bouquet at a flower stand. Choose from a mix of focal and filler blooms to create a personalized arrangement. Fresh eggs from hens are also available. Items are offered until sold out.

Located in Aurora, this queer-owned farm stand shares homegrown and homemade goods with the community. The owner runs a small farm on their property and sells what they raise or prepare in their home kitchen. Offerings can include duck eggs, plant starts, fresh baked items, and seasonal flowers and produce, with availability changing throughout the year. It is open on weekends, and pickups can be arranged by appointment. Purchases support a local small business.

This silent disco yoga session at Sloan's Lake in Denver uses personal headsets to immerse participants in music while they move. Expect a flowing yoga sequence followed by a short burst of dancing, then a gentle, stretchy cool down to finish. Private audio creates focus while still sharing the energy of the group. Capacity is 30 participants and the price is $20.

Stop by the Castle Rock Farmers Market for a Saturday lineup of fresh farm goods and rotating vendor favorites. Browse local fruits, vegetables, and other products from area farmers, ranchers, bakers, and more, with a different mix of items each week.

The Himalayan Open Golf Tournament brings members of the Himalayan diaspora together in Colorado for a two-day competition and community gathering. Registration is open and limited to 80 players. Discounted hotel rates are available for attendees, and full event details are provided on the official website.

This seminar from Christian Home Educators of Colorado at Calvary Castle Rock Church is designed for parents considering homeschooling in Colorado and seeking practical first steps. Topics include options available under Colorado homeschool law, record keeping, socialization, and other common questions, with support for families pursuing a Christian education. The cost is $20 per family and includes grandparents. Coffee and refreshments are provided.

Brass Armadillo is offering 20% off any single item priced at $25 or more. The discount applies to individual items and provides a simple way to finally pick up that special piece you have been searching for.

Experience a cross country schooling opportunity on the courses from the 2026 horse trials. For safety and logistics, frangible features and some Modified and Preliminary jumps will not be available for schooling. To register, email bayougulchhorsetrials@gmail.com.

Explore Kendrick Lake Park on a guided tour led by Angie Carabetta, horticultural lead for the City of Lakewood. The park is a key example of xeriscaping in Lakewood and serves as a demonstration garden for water smart landscaping. The tour shares ideas for creating a xeric garden and explains how the site is used to showcase water wise practices. Participants will meet in the parking lot near the demonstration garden. Children are welcome, and the jungle gym can be enjoyed afterward. Bringing pets is discouraged for this event.

RachieRocks returns to the University Hills Farmers Market to start its fifth season. This appearance celebrates the beginning of another year at the market for RachieRocks.

Painted Prairie’s open-air market series returns for its sixth summer season, bringing together local makers, farmers, and food vendors for a relaxed morning of shopping and discovery. This edition features a Back to School theme with unique local goods in a family-friendly setting. Admission is free and the gathering takes place at Painted Prairie Town Center Park. Each market in the series offers a different theme to keep the experience fresh. Event details may change without notice.

Espresso & Exhaust is Vehicle Vault's monthly cars and coffee meetup in Parker. Bring the whole family for a free, community-focused morning with automobiles, coffee, and good conversation, rain or shine.

Join a free, unbiased workshop to get clear, confidence-building guidance on Medicare. It is geared toward people who are new to Medicare or who feel overwhelmed by the choices. You will receive a comprehensive booklet covering the topics discussed in class, along with a Medicare glossary to help you review later. Seating is limited, and registration closes the day before class or when capacity is reached. The session will be held in the Event Hall on the upstairs level, with an elevator available.

A family-friendly carnival at Karter School of Parker fills the campus with games, music, and hands-on activities. Kids can jump in bounce houses, try classic carnival games, and even take part in goat yoga. Face painting and balloon artists add extra color, live DJs keep the energy up with family entertainment, and a variety of food trucks and snack vendors are on site. Local business vendors round out the experience, and there are giveaways to enjoy. Admission is $5 per child, and adults are free.

Experience a free Tai Chi and Qigong session in Marcey Park. No advance registration is required.

Colorado Markets brings a curated artisan fair to Littleton, showcasing dozens of Colorado makers, bakers, artists and boutiques. Stroll through booths filled with thoughtfully crafted and repurposed goods, including upcycled leather bags and accessories, soy candles and goat milk soaps made with local ingredients, apparel and jewelry fashioned from vintage textiles, herb planters, wreaths and macrame created with reclaimed rope, plus original art, photography, ceramics and more. Enjoy music and treats from food trucks and bakeries while you browse. Highlights include a grand prize drawing with items contributed by all vendors, where one winner takes home the entire collection. The first 50 attendees who arrive with a complimentary pre-registered ticket receive a VIP gift bag with samples, coupons and other goodies. Admission is free, and the event welcomes pets and families.

This six-hour class is designed for the expectant mother and one support person to help them get ready for the birth experience. You’ll cover the stages of labor, delivery, coping techniques, pain-control options, and what to expect after delivery. The class includes a 30-minute lunch break. Please wear comfortable clothing and bring water, snacks, a blanket, a yoga mat or beach towel, and a pillow for floor practice. Check in at the front desk after entering through the front entrance, then take the “E” elevators to floor 5 and follow signs to room 5.516.

Karter School of Parker invites families to Karter Karnival, a fun-filled festival with games and activities for all ages. Expect bounce houses and carnival games, goat yoga, a petting zoo, face painting and balloon artists, live DJs and entertainment, plus food trucks and local vendor booths. Admission is $5 per child and adults are free, running for a 3-hour block on Saturday morning.

Join the Sacred Temple Mystery School for Path #05, Love & Grace, a hands-on, in-person experience focused on learning to love yourself and others unconditionally. The day covers introductions and key themes, plus time for essential oils, mermaids, ocean-focused practices, rituals, and correspondences, guided by instructor Vialet B Rayne. Participants connect to ocean, salts, and mermaid energies, with an emphasis on recognizing your divine flow and supporting spiritual growth through reflection.

The Jeffco Back to School Bash returns for its third year at Jeffco Stadium. This no cost community celebration welcomes Jeffco students, families, staff, and community members for a day filled with fun, food, and helpful back to school resources that make getting ready for the first day easier.

Market at the Center is a monthly outdoor marketplace that spotlights local makers, food vendors, artists, and community organizations at the National Western Center. Presented in collaboration with the National Western Stock Show and CSU Spur’s Second Saturdays, it brings together families, entrepreneurs, and neighbors for a day of exploration, connection, and fun. Set in the Main Campus Plaza, the event features shopping with local booths, small business support, hands-on activities, and CSU Spur programming in an open air setting. Browse, meet creators, and connect with Denver’s creative community. This edition includes a back to school focus with a backpack giveaway.

Denver Days Back to School Fest 2026 serves as the official finale of Denver Days. This free celebration for Denver families features more than 1,000 backpacks stocked with school supplies, helpful community resources, a clinic offering vaccinations and basic physical exams, and activities for all ages. Students can personalize their new backpacks at a customization station presented by Goodwill of Colorado. Entertainment includes live performances from Youth on Record and haircuts offered by R&R Headlabs, along with additional offerings that highlight community, culture, and opportunity as the new school year begins.

A gentle, guided meditation session led by Andrea creates a pause from daily noise and invites a return to calm. Designed for newcomers and experienced meditators alike, it offers simple guidance that nurtures relaxation, presence, and clarity in a supportive setting with no pressure or expectations. This offering is by donation with an emphasis on accessibility and community care. Participants can expect a warm, judgment-free environment, inclusive support even when the mind feels busy, and a chance to settle the nervous system and reconnect. Attendees are welcome just as they are, and may choose to bring a journal, water, or anything that helps them feel cozy. The Karma House is a community-centered kava bar and gathering place dedicated to connection, healing, and creative expression. Kava, a traditional beverage from the South Pacific, holds a long ceremonial history that encourages relaxation and connection. Its cultural roots are honored, and it is served to foster grounding, presence, and togetherness. This experience offers space to breathe, reset, and leave feeling a little more whole.

Explore the Denver Art Museum campus on a docent-led, hour-long tour that highlights how its three distinct buildings reflect the evolving idea of what an art museum can be. When the weather cooperates, the experience includes time outside to examine the architecture before continuing in the galleries. Tours are offered on the second Saturday of each month. Meet the docent in the Hamilton Building lobby to begin. Groups of more than 10 are encouraged to arrange a group tour. Participation is included with general admission and is free for members.

Tarot readings with Jenna take place in person at Ritualcravt. Sessions are available in 30-minute or 60-minute lengths, priced at $100 and $200. Unless another option is selected, bookings are for in-person appointments. Jenna (she/her) offers readings with both tarot and oracle cards, focusing on action and sharing intuitive messages she channels to help navigate the unknown. Drawing on more than a decade in human resources, she blends insight and practicality to support clients through major life changes. She creates a supportive environment for those seeking clarity, with the goal that each person leaves feeling confident and aligned. Outside of her practice, she enjoys crafting, reading, and gardening.

Happiness & Sweets by Mari brings a monthly pop-up to Curate Mercantile’s flagship store in Centennial, featuring much-loved brigadeiros, seasonal summer flavors, cake treats, gluten-free options, and other sweet surprises. The confections are rich and indulgent yet balanced, and the selection tends to sell out quickly. While there, explore the flagship store’s offerings from more than 100 local vendors, including clothing, jewelry, home decor, plants, Colorado-made foods, handmade goods, gifts, and cards. Gift wrapping services are available, and the store has been recognized repeatedly as Best Gift Shop.

Bring the whole family for a fun, no-experience-needed painting class where you’ll create your own Party Llama masterpiece. The session lasts about 1.5 hours, and you’re invited to arrive a little early to grab a drink and an apron before you start. It’s an all-ages class with step-by-step guidance, so everyone can finish with something you’ll be proud to take home.

Break a sweat at Two22 Brew with a one-hour, total body workout that welcomes every fitness level, from beginners to seasoned athletes. All equipment is provided, and participants can enjoy discounted drinks after class, with encouragement to support the host brewery by staying for a beer. Pre-registration is available through the Momence app in Google Play or the Apple App Store under Colorado Fitness Headquarters. A drop-in option is offered for $15. Bring your own water, and be ready for changing conditions since sessions may take place outdoors. This series takes place on the second Saturday of each month and offers a relaxed way to work out, meet people, and enjoy craft beer afterward.

A two day summer event from Denver’s Vibe Artisan Markets returns with more than 130 artists, makers, and creatives offering one of a kind holiday treasures. Every Vibe market features a different assortment drawn from a community of over 2,000 artists, so each experience is unique. The weekend includes live local music from DJ CYN, an art gallery highlighting local talent, spring cocktails by Uncle Tim’s Cocktails served at the Vibe Bar, delicious bites from globally inspired chefs, and fresh brews from Astro Van Coffee. Admission is free. The first 25 attendees through the door each day receive free swag bags. The event is family friendly, takes place mostly indoors, and is scheduled to run regardless of the weather. For the safety of pets, they are not permitted inside the venue during Vibe Fairs moving forward.

Each week features two chances to play bar bingo, with prizes that include drinks and food and the possibility of cash jackpots up to $15,000.

Settle in for a free community gathering for women that centers on connection, laughter, and an easygoing afternoon. Play a mix of table games, including Dutch Blitz, Uno Attack, and Yahtzee, with a few surprise options in the mix. Prefer a calmer pace? Spend time at the puzzle table. Snacks are part of the fun, with a popcorn bar and fun toppings, plus coffee, lemonade, and water. Whether arriving solo or with friends, guests will find a welcoming space to unwind and enjoy lighthearted time together.

Hosted at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Denver, this amputee support group brings together individuals living with limb loss and their loved ones to connect in a supportive setting. Participants can exchange personal experiences, learn practical approaches for navigating life after amputation, and receive insights from rehabilitation professionals focused on improving movement, self-reliance, and confidence. Caregivers and family members are welcome to take part in the conversation. The group offers in-person connection, education, and emotional support through regularly scheduled meetings open to community members. RSVP is welcome but optional. For questions, contact Cory Child at cchild@reuniondenver.com or 720-734-3505.

Celebrate the new school year at a Back to School BASH featuring a chance to win a year of free pizza. The first 200 children will receive backpacks, there will be complimentary treats and pizza slices, and a prize wheel to spin for extra fun. Supplies are limited and activities continue only while backpacks last.

Join for Books at the Bar, a relaxed book club for adults 21 and older. This session features a discussion of “The Grimoire Grammar School Parent Teacher Association” by Caitlin Rozakis, with time set aside for lively conversation about popular and contemporary literature.

Enjoy the Parker Brewfest downtown with beer tastings and a full day of festival fun. There are two ticket times to choose from: VIP admission runs from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, and general admission runs from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Tickets are listed for limited availability.

This Sweet Saturdays pop-up at Curate Mercantile features local favorite Next Door Bakes by H with fresh baked treats, seasonal sweets, and beloved cinnamon rolls. Owner Hannah will be on site with a changing selection that can include cookies, cinnamon rolls, and other baked goods. While you browse, explore more than 100 local makers and small businesses offering handmade goods, clothing, jewelry, home décor, Colorado food items, plants, gifts, and cards. Gift wrapping is available for easy, stress free local gift giving.

Come learn the fun, messy art of paint pouring in this hands-on class. You will be guided through multiple paint pour techniques, with two canvas options provided so you can choose the size you want to work on. It’s a great, no-brush-needed experience, and you’ll be able to enjoy an Inspiration Bar for drinks during the session. Make sure to wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint on, and note that you’ll leave your finished piece at the studio to dry, then pick it up within 7 days.

Niko Moon is bringing contemporary country to the Douglas County Fairgrounds. This is a live concert event with the headliner performance by Niko Moon.

Experience the Rock the Mountain Summer Weekend Concert Series with a free live music show set against mountain views and an easygoing weekend vibe. This date in the lineup features Crystal Visions performing a rock set. The series brings great bands to the stage every weekend throughout the season and generally follows a standard schedule unless otherwise noted in the series details.

Rock the Mountain returns for a free, open-air weekend concert at Outlets at Castle Rock. Enjoy live music from a rotating lineup of local and regional artists, with styles like rock, acoustic, Americana, and pop, all set in the East 4th Street Courtyard near H&M. New performers are added throughout the season, so there is always something fresh to check out.

Bocce, Beer, & Bellinis offers an afternoon of friendly competition, food, and cold drinks with OSDIA Denver and Filitalia Denver. All skill levels are welcome, from experienced players to first timers. Each ticket includes a sausage sandwich, beverages, and access to the bocce courts. After checkout, participants are redirected to indicate they would like to play and will be placed on a team. Friends attending together may request to be grouped during registration, and the organizers will make every effort to accommodate.

Part of Levitt’s free concert season presented by Kaiser Permanente, this Cultural Day celebration features Senegalese-born percussionist Élage Diouf with Zimbabwean multi-instrumentalist Blessing Bled Chimanga. Diouf, an author, composer, and performer who has lived in Canada since 1996, blends pop, world, blues, folk, and asiko, singing mainly in Wolof. His shows are known for lively audience participation, with dancing, singing, and moments that bring people on stage. Chimanga is an internationally acclaimed singer and songwriter whose mastery of marimba, drums, and voice drives a mix of Afro-jazz, traditional Zimbabwean sounds, and contemporary rhythms. Open to all ages and presented rain or shine, with free RSVP options and upgrades available.

Enjoy a cultural day celebration featuring Élage Diouf. The event is set for Saturday afternoon at Levitt Pavilion Denver.

Grunge Lite brings a jolt of 90s‑flavored rock to the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival Main Stage. An energetic set at Anderson Park channels the buzz of the era and aims to get the crowd moving.

Rion Evans hosts a lively TV game show night at The Studio at Mainstreet, where participants can step into the spotlight and play live versions of favorites like Family Feud, Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, Pyramid, and Press Your Luck. Enjoy fast-paced rounds, audience interaction, and opportunities to win prizes throughout the show.

Colorado’s famed Palisade peaches, grown in the Grand Valley and known for their juicy sweetness, are rolling in for a truckload fruit sale at the Goodwill Store. Fresh Colorado peaches are available in approximately 20 pound quantities for $60, and Colorado Bartlett pears are offered in approximately 20 pound quantities for $45. Payment is taken at the truck by cash or card, with no checks and no prepayment.

This popular community gathering captures the spirit of summer, beginning in the glow of late-afternoon sunshine and continuing under the stars. Enjoy live music by local performers and savor flavorful local food as the day eases into evening.

The parish’s yearly picnic honors the Transfiguration of the Lord with a lively community gathering filled with good cheer and celebration. It offers a warm setting for fellowship and a joyful way to mark this special occasion.

Two-stepping takes center stage at Pines Bar & Grill in Castle Pines, with a night devoted to time on the dance floor.

At Little Man Ice Cream - Dang in Denver, enjoy ice cream alongside complimentary live music.

Second Chance Comedy presents a stand-up showcase that pokes at the reflex to say we are doing great, then digs into what life actually feels like. Expect sharp, honest sets about mental health, recovery, relationships, self-doubt, and the everyday mess that comes with being human. It is not a lecture or group therapy. It is an evening built around shared laughter at experiences many people quietly carry. The show, titled "We're All Doing Great"... And Other Lies, takes place at The Village Workspace and features headliner Christie Buchele, seen on Viceland, NBC, and Fox. The lineup also includes Joe Huisman, founder of Second Chance Comedy, with performances by Jeremy Cash and Donna Shannon, and hosting by Jake L. Fifty percent of all profits benefit Make Mental Health Matter, a nonprofit focused on reducing stigma around mental health and suicide through education, awareness, and community action. Audiences across Colorado have connected with Second Chance Comedy, and this night offers plenty of laughs while supporting a meaningful cause.

Second Chance Comedy presents “We’re All Doing Great” (And Other Lies), a stand-up show that turns life’s chaos into laughter while supporting mental health. This fundraiser supports Make Mental Health Matter, working to break the stigma around mental health and suicide through education and community action. The evening includes a featured lineup of comedians with topics that don’t shy away from the tough stuff, plus a hosted set. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the show starting at 6:30 PM.

Teague Starbuck performs live at Teller's Taproom as part of an ongoing music series that showcases different artists.

Saturday nights feature a relaxed car hangout for enthusiasts of every kind. Hot rods, classics, muscle cars, and everyday drivers line up for an easygoing evening centered on shared passion and friendly conversation. All are welcome to roll through, take a look at the rides, pick up a bite to eat, and spend time with fellow car fans.

Whose Scene Is It Anyway is an improv-style competition where two audience contestants go head-to-head by casting imaginary scenes based on real movies. Three judges score the performances, and a champion takes home a real prize and some bragging rights. Denver’s talented local performers rotate through the scenes and bring a cinematic, on-the-spot energy while they tackle a set of performance challenges.

THE FIXX performs live at The Ogden Theatre in Denver. Entry is for ages 16 and over.

A tabletop-inspired adventure follows a different hero each week as they take on powerful villains and unravel magical mysteries. The story is improvised, and the dice decide what happens... any roll can redirect the fate of the kingdom, shift the course of the party, or change the path of a beloved NPC. The performance runs 60 to 75 minutes and is rated PG-13. A rotating ensemble 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.

Rick Ross marks two decades of his debut album, Port of Miami, with a formal black tie concert at Paramount Denver in Denver, Colorado. This stop on a national anniversary tour reimagines his chart-shaping tracks with full orchestral and choral arrangements performed alongside the Renaissance Orchestra and the Sainted Trap Choir, blending hip hop with the power of a large live ensemble. Black tie attire is encouraged.

Gritty Velvet brings an evening of music performed live to Misfits Sports Bar and Grill.

Catch DoKnow & DaHawmies on the comedy tour at The Oriental Theater. This is a stand-up comedy show featuring Daniel Lopez, known as “DoKnows World,” and his funny, real-life takes on relationships and everyday situations. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show starts at 8:00 PM. Admission is 18+ and requires ID.

Brass Attack Band performs at Tailgate Tavern in Parker, Colorado.

At Sinners & Saints Cocktail Lounge, DJ Max delivers a handpicked blend of house, funk, and nostalgic favorites that keeps the energy high. Enjoy cocktails while reconnecting with friends, and settle into an upscale lounge atmosphere with refined sound, atmospheric lighting, and memorable pours. It is more than music, it is a full vibe from the opening track to the last.

Relax under shady trees while you browse hanging baskets of flowers and fill a bag with produce. Treat yourself to oversized pretzels, cheese curds, and options from mobile food vendors as you explore. This Parker market is counted among Denver’s most popular.

Enjoy a meal at the Gold's location of Illegal Pete's in Wheat Ridge to support Ralston House. Fifty percent of proceeds from all orders will be donated. Use the code FUNDRAISER26 when ordering in the restaurant or online.

Support a small local business while creating a bouquet that is entirely your own at this flower stand. Choose from focal blooms and complementary fillers to design a custom arrangement. Farm-fresh eggs from hens are also available. Enjoy a simple, hands-on experience and head home with flowers and fresh eggs.

The TABS for Kids Golf Tournament brings golfers together for organized play on the course, creating a friendly competitive atmosphere.

Central Park Farmers Market gathers local vendors offering Colorado-grown produce, fresh-baked treats, specialty meats, artisanal foods, and more. Operated by Jarman and Co., the market focuses on strengthening nearby communities by providing a place to find fresh, wholesome goods. Every product must be grown, raised, produced, or gathered by the vendor within Colorado or in counties that share a border with the state. When an item cannot be sourced in Colorado but would benefit the market and its sellers, vendor–producer relationships are reviewed and limited exceptions may be permitted.

This class offers Stand Up Paddleboard yoga on the calm waters of Big Soda Lake in Bear Creek Lake Park in Lakewood, Colorado. Sessions focus on poses that build strength, balance, core stability, and flexibility, blending the benefits of outdoor recreation with foundational asana in a format suitable for all experience levels. All necessary equipment is provided so participants can concentrate on movement and breath while enjoying a tranquil setting on the water. Registration is handled through Rocky Mountain Paddle Board.

At the Town Center in Highlands Ranch, this farmers market features Martindale Farms under blue tents. Early in the season, find fresh flowers for the garden and fresh asparagus. As the season progresses, the selection grows to include sweet corn, melons, herbs like dill, oregano, basil, and cilantro, along with lettuce, tomatoes, pumpkins, onions, green beans, and cucumbers. Many other vendors are on hand with a range of offerings to browse and bring home.

Yoga Social hosts a weekly outdoor, all-levels yoga class in Washington Park in Denver. Expect a welcoming, beginner-friendly Vinyasa flow that links breath and movement, with options for both new and experienced practitioners. Classes feature rotating local instructors and a community-centered atmosphere that encourages connection. This is a donation-based experience with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30, which supports local instructors and staff, helps keep classes accessible, and funds community programming. Everyone is welcome regardless of ability to pay. Plan to arrive a little early for check-in and a waiver. Yoga mats are available to rent for $5 in limited quantities. Bring water, layers, and sunscreen, and look for the yellow Yoga Social flag to find the group within the park near landmarks like the Mount Vernon Garden and Grasmere Lake. Many participants stay after class to relax by the lake and meet new people, offering a calm way to move your body, enjoy the fresh air, and take in mountain views.

DTC’s only farmers market returns to Belleview Station for its sixth season with People + Produce. Expect farm-fresh produce, local food, and more than 50 local makers and food producers, along with breakfast, coffee, and live music at Belleview Beer Garden. Enjoy beer garden drinks and a nearby dog park while exploring additional shopping and bites around Belleview Station. Find weekly staples like Longmont Dairy, Spruce House Breads, and Miller Farms, and grab breakfast tacos from Rosa Frida. The market is free to attend and dog friendly. Street parking is free, and the lot is free for the first three hours, then $1 per hour after that. Scan the parking QR code once to register a license plate and the system should recognize it on future visits, with plenty of spots available. RSVPs are optional and free if reminders are helpful. Built for an easy weekly market routine... shop for the week, pick up breakfast, bring the dog, enjoy some music, and support local.

This annual car show is part of the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival and raises funds for Wheat Ridge High School student clubs and organizations. This year, proceeds benefit WRHS Cheer and the WRHS National Honor Society. Admission for spectators is free. Vehicle entries require a fee, and early registration provides special pricing. Expect vendors, food, rides, live music, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Registration is available online or in person on the day of the event.

Head to Festival Park for the Festival Park Farmers Market, a Sunday market featuring locally raised meats, farm-fresh eggs, fresh produce, baked goods, and artisan-made items from dozens of vendors. It’s a great chance to support local agriculture and small businesses while getting outside and connecting with neighbors. The market is presented by The LOCAL Colorado, with additional premier markets in the area.

Set at Highlands Ranch Town Center, this community market highlights Colorado’s harvest with seasonal produce and locally made goods. Meet Colorado farmers, enjoy tasty bites, and connect with neighbors in a welcoming, open-air atmosphere that runs rain or shine. SNAP is accepted and EBT payments are welcome at all locations. Free parking is available in the Town Center Parking Garage. Vendor participation is managed by the Metro Denver Farmers’ Market team, and HRCA is not involved in the selection process. Those interested in selling can find application details on the Metro Denver Farmers’ Market website.

Spend a fun day at Rueter-Hess Reservoir as part of Castle Pines Day. Residents can enjoy kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, or keep it relaxed with a picnic or a hike near the water. Fishing is no longer available due to capacity limits, but other activities are still available with registration. Lifejackets are required for all water activities and can be rented in advance if needed.

At Ritualcravt, Isabel Gareau offers in person and virtual tarot and astrology sessions. Options include 30 minute tarot readings for $77 or 60 minute tarot readings for $144, a 75 minute natal astrology exploration for $155, and a 30 minute solar return astrology reading for $88. Unless you choose otherwise, bookings are set for an in person appointment. With eleven years of study in the esoteric arts and six years of offering readings to the community, Isabel works through a process oriented, Jungian lens that centers storytelling and deep listening. Each session opens with a guided meditation and centering practice, then concludes with practical suggestions for manifesting a desired outcome. Tarot sessions look closely at present circumstances and the inner landscape to reveal perspective shifts that can support meaningful change. Astrology sessions focus on the birth chart to identify points of strength that can be intentionally used to meet challenges or invite favorable conditions. Isabel is a tarot reader, astrologer, and herbalist who uses they and them pronouns and lives on the traditional and unceded homelands of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapahoe Peoples in the area commonly known as Denver, Colorado.

A fun bingo event with $2,000 in payouts each session, plus additional chances to win through side games. The minimum buy in is $8. Electronic machines are available, priced between $25 and $88.

The Sazón Latin Food Festival is a family-friendly outdoor celebration of Latin cuisine and music. Curated vendors serve dishes from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America, offering something for every taste, including desserts. Music and drinks keep the energy high throughout the event, creating a lively atmosphere centered on sabor. Tickets or an RSVP are required for entry, and advance purchase is recommended. Vegetarian and vegan options are typically available, and gluten-free choices vary by vendor. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Space may be limited. Unless the venue states otherwise, pets should be left at home. Attendees may be photographed or filmed, and all sales are final.

This sensory friendly open gym offers a calm setting with fewer distractions. Attendance is limited to six participants to maintain a relaxed environment. The main lights will stay off to reduce brightness, and only soft instrumental music will play at a low volume. It is designed for parents and children to take part together, and a guardian must accompany the child on the floor throughout.

Magical Meet & Greets is a recurring series at Town Center at Aurora that offers character encounters, photo opportunities, and interactive fun. This installment features Paw Patrol’s Chase and Skye, giving kids the chance to meet them, play, and take pictures at the Lower Level Center Court. The event is free and family friendly as part of the ongoing Magical Meet & Greets series.

Catch Angrybaby, Conducta, and MiiNDS live at this 21+ house, U.K. garage, and dance/electronic show. Entry is restricted to guests who can present valid ID matching the name on the ticket. Tickets are final sale, and you’ll use your mobile e-ticket or printout for entry.

Enjoy a lively dance class led by Djeneba Sako at Mountain Phoenix Community School. Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily. Enter through the red door off the frontage road. Participants are welcome to bring a friend.

This two hour small group reading focuses on meaningful validations, shared memories, and the unique personalities of loved ones who have passed. Psychic Medium Heather Hunter facilitates connections with the Spirit world, offering messages that often recall life stories with humor and warmth and sometimes acknowledgments or apologies for past hurts. She also weaves in explanations about mediumship, the heavenly realms, and our individual spiritual paths to deepen understanding of life here and beyond. The experience includes time for questions and answers with Heather, and each gathering unfolds differently based on the participants and the loved ones in Spirit. Everyone will have an opportunity to speak with Heather and ask questions. While many participants do hear from a loved one, a personal connection cannot be guaranteed. Insight and guidance about current life and relationships are available upon request, so come prepared with questions.

Playhouse Productions Inc. presents Cooking With the Calamari Sisters, a musical cooking lesson that plays out like a live, fictitious public-access cable cooking show hosted by two bigger-than-life Italian sisters. Expect plenty of singing, dancing, humor, and some on-stage cooking as Delphine and Carmela try to make it through their final broadcast, with plenty of audience interaction and ad-lib banter. The show includes classic Italian favorites and is best suited for adult audiences (17 and up).

Live music sets the tone on the patio, creating an easygoing atmosphere for a sunlit summer afternoon. It offers a simple, relaxed outdoor setting with tunes to unwind to.

Rock & Roll Bingo is a fun, all-ages music-themed bingo night where you can test your knowledge across classic rock, pop, country, indie, and more. The event runs at Spirit Hounds Distillery Denver Tasting Room, with cocktails and spirits available, and prizes like Spirit Hound gift cards and bottles for winners. No trivia experience is needed, just bring your love of music and a little luck.

Opal Grove is performing at Outlets at Castle Rock. The show is scheduled for 3:00 PM, with local venue time provided by the listing.

A free, family friendly celebration that welcomes everyone. Celebrate summer with pool time along with face painting, a balloon artist, a dunk tank, ice cream, prize raffles, and more. For safety, children under 12 must have an adult with them in the pool.

Experience a live performance from Eric Golden featuring traditional honky tonk country.

Hudson Gardens & Event Center partners with Western Welcome Week to present multi-platinum country star Chris Janson for a summer evening of live music and feel good country favorites. Part of the Wild Horses Tour, the award winning singer, songwriter and producer brings an energetic, engaging show to the Gardens. Audiences can expect fan favorites like “Buy Me A Boat,” “Fix A Drink,” “Good Vibes,” “All I Need Is You,” and “Done,” performed by an artist celebrated for lively stage presence.

Settle into a quiet, low-pressure sanctuary created for anyone who feels socially depleted or overstimulated. The atmosphere stays calm with soft lighting and gentle lofi music, and there is plenty of room to sit, breathe, and simply be without expectations or forced conversation. Bring low-key activities or use what is provided, including options like reading, journaling, sketching or other creative projects, silent gaming with headphones, and puzzles for focused downtime or quiet collaboration. Optional offerings add extra support, such as reflective writing prompts, a place to release heavy thoughts on paper that remains private unless sharing is invited, more puzzles to work on together, and light snacks for a little nourishment. Everything is choose-your-own-pace, and participation in any activity is entirely optional. The Karma House is a nonprofit kava bar and community space devoted to connection, creativity, and healing, with programming that encourages both expression and rest because community also includes room to slow down. It is a sober-friendly environment, though not strictly sober, and welcomes people from many walks of life. Kava is served with respect for its cultural origins in the South Pacific, where it has long been used to support relaxation and connection. There is no need to perform or be “on.” Arrive exactly as you are, with the intention of leaving a little more grounded. Free to attend.

Noah Kahan is bringing his indie-folk sound to Coors Field in Denver, with Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda on the lineup. The show starts at 6:30 PM local time.

Spend an evening at La Rumba with salsa and bachata music curated by DJ Noslen, plus social dancing and instruction. Brush up on your moves with a bachata class led by Subbu and Reid, followed by a salsa class with Joseph Snowhawk. The cover charge is $10, or $15 if you are taking the classes.

A weekly free stand-up showcase in Denver brings together local and visiting comedians as they try out fresh material. Held at East Fax Tap, there is no cover charge and free off-street parking. This show is part of Showcase Comedy Denver’s ongoing live series. Plan to arrive early for the best selection of seats.

The Pretty Penny Tour brings Passion Pit to The Ogden Theatre for a performance open to guests 16 and older. Tickets use a tiered general admission model where every tier provides the same access, and lower priced tiers disappear once they sell out. At times more than one price point may appear during purchase. Ticket transfers open one month after the public on sale.

Pickin' on the Dead performs at Cervantes' Other Side, joined by Breadbox for a patio set.

A community golf tournament at Hiwan Golf Club raises support for DDRC and the programs it provides throughout the year. Registration is now open.

This back-to-school workshop offers the choice to participate in one day or both days. It will be held at Littleton Ballet Academy.

Military personnel and first responders with ID receive a 10 percent discount on food and beverages. The offer is available at both Colorado Pinball Pub locations in Littleton and Monument as a gesture of appreciation for their service.

The Summer Movie Express returns to Regal theatres SouthGlenn with $1 admission to select PG-rated family films. Across eleven weeks, each day offers two choices. The lineup includes Sing with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, Kung Fu Panda 4 with David, KPop Demon Hunters Sing-Along with The Wild Robot, The Bad Guys 2 with The Garfield Movie, A Minecraft Movie with Sonic the Hedgehog 2, How to Train Your Dragon with Sonic the Hedgehog 3, a title to be announced with Scoob!, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants with Animal Farm, Paddington in Peru with Dog Man, Charlie the Wonderdog with Despicable Me 4, and in Week 11, The Sandlot with Muppets: Treasure Island.

Hosted by a neighboring community, this monthly summer gathering brings food trucks to Puma Park along with time for playground fun. Expect a casual atmosphere perfect for an outdoor meal. Bring picnic chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. The lineup of trucks is shared each month as information becomes available.

Test your knowledge at a Monday trivia night at Denver Beer Co in Littleton. It is free to play, and teams can compete for prizes. Brews and food are available, creating an easygoing setting for a friendly challenge with good company.

Grab some popcorn and settle in for a movie matinee with film favorites at the library community room. The program runs as part of the Movies & Popcorn series and is listed for ages including tweens, teens, and older adults, along with other age groups.

New this season, SUP Yin Yoga offers a calm, contemplative experience on the water at Bear Creek Lake Park in the City of Lakewood. Designed as a gentler alternative to traditional paddleboard yoga, it centers on deep relaxation and mental clarity. Poses are primarily seated or reclined and are held for about three to five minutes to gently affect fascia and other connective tissues, so no standing balance is required. The format is accessible for beginners and anyone seeking a low impact practice, and participants may choose to stand only while paddling to the practice spot. Prolonged stretches can support joint circulation and flexibility as the lake’s quiet movement and the soft light near sunset help settle the nervous system and encourage reflection. Registration is handled by Rocky Mountain Paddle Board.

A warm, community-focused café experience for parents, featuring a filling meal, meaningful conversations, and opportunities to gain insights while connecting with fellow caregivers. Child care is provided for children up to age 12 so adults can participate comfortably.

ASLD’s Summer Studio Tours open local artists’ workspaces for a closer look at their creative routines and a chance to connect with the metro arts community. This stop features Jennifer Ghormley’s home-based studio in Lakewood and highlights her printmaking practice. Guests can watch demonstrations of a laser cutter, a semi-automatic screen printing machine, and other tools she uses. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

Meet people from near and far in a relaxed, social setting designed for conversation and connection. The focus is on casual mingling where English is the primary language, with some local language in the mix. If you would like help finding conversation partners, a matchmaking service is available. To keep things running smoothly, advance registration on the organizer’s website is required. Each participant must order at least one drink, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Please treat the venue and staff with respect, and be kind, open minded, and considerate toward others. Those who do not follow these guidelines may be asked to leave or banned without notice. Photos and videos may be taken during the event. If you prefer not to be photographed, let the photographer know. Keep an eye on your belongings, as the team is not responsible for lost items. Facebook listings may reuse links and might not show accurate details such as attendance. For the latest information and updates, check the organizer’s website. BlaBla Events hosts gatherings in more than 150 cities worldwide.

Head to Aurora Gun Club for Cowboy Action Shooting, a SASS-sanctioned event where Old West style meets timed shooting stages. Participants use period-appropriate firearms, including single-action revolvers, lever-action rifles, and side-by-side or pump shotguns, while engaging steel and cardboard targets. Expect 80 to 120 rounds total across pistol, rifle, and shotgun, along with the requirement for period-appropriate Old West attire like a hat, boots, and western clothing. Eye and ear protection are required. Stage count, start time, and alias registration are coordinated through Aurora Gun Club.

This Qi Gong session offers a calm, meditative experience that blends mindful breathing and gentle movement to support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual wellness. The focus is Qi Gong Stick Mobility, a practice that uses a bamboo training stick to refine internal and external alignment, encourage balanced Yin and Yang, and promote smoother joint motion. Working with the stick helps condition connective tissues, ligaments, and muscles, which can foster greater strength, flexibility, and overall vitality. A bamboo Qi Gong stick is required to participate. If you do not already have one, one can be ordered in advance and provided at class. Lightweight sticks are recommended for females, and heavyweight sticks are recommended for males. The investment is $22 for drop-in, and participation can also be covered by existing class packs. This class is held in the studio.

Riders gather in Parker, Colorado for a relaxed weekly meetup focused on hands-on motorcycle upkeep and shared learning. Participants can handle essentials like oil changes, tire swaps, chain adjustments, and brake pad replacements, or simply ask questions and build confidence. A range of common tools and supplies is available, including stands, sockets, torque wrenches, chain cleaner and lube, oil drain containers, and nitrogen for tires. No experience is required, so beginners are welcome. If a bike does not need work, it is still a chance to connect with local motorcyclists, talk shop, and spend time with Thor. Hosted at Jeffrey’s home in Parker, with the specific location provided privately.

Settle into a candlelit setting for a guided meditation that supports alignment across body, mind, emotions, and spirit. The instructor offers Reiki energy balancing with a gentle light touch. Each session centers on a fresh intention and includes a structured sequence with breathwork, mild stretching, and healing music. Benefits may include reduced stress and pain, renewed vitality, chakra recalibration, activated intuition, support for dreamwork, and deeper access to inner wisdom and personal power. The experience lasts 90 minutes, with about 75 minutes of practice followed by roughly 15 minutes for grounding and a brief community share. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to settle into a quiet space. Entry is not permitted once the class begins to prevent interruptions. Late cancellations within 24 hours, no-shows, and late arrivals will result in a charge to prepaid credit. No exceptions apply. There are no prerequisites. The drop-in rate is $22, and class packs may be used.

Bring your young kids for an early-literacy play session with toys in the youth play space, plus a storytime. Registration is available, with limited seats remaining.

Wind down at Wine Down Wednesday at Homewood Suites by Hilton Denver West-Lakewood in Lakewood. This relaxed mixer brings together West Metro Chamber members and not-yet members to connect, swap stories about the day, and enjoy a glass of wine while building new contacts. Advance registration is required and comes with two drink tickets and appetizers. The cost is $20 for WMC members and $40 for not-yet members. Series sponsors include High Point Financial Group and MSP Shift.

Farro Italian Restaurant features live music alongside good food for a dining experience with entertainment.

This adults-only community book club skips assigned reading and any pressure to finish a pick. Read whatever you like, then share honest reactions, from new favorites to not-so-great finds, and gather real recommendations from fellow readers. A casual swap table lets you leave a book and take a different one, adding a mini free bookshop feel. It is open to the public, whether you arrive with a friend, a neighbor, or on your own.

Expect a high-energy music game where the usual numbers are replaced by song titles on a personal grid. Clips play in quick bursts, spanning big anthems, one-time chart toppers, and sing-along favorites. The moment a track clicks, spot it on your board and cross it off. It is a fast, fun race through familiar tunes for music fans across generations.

Head to Savina's Mexican Kitchen for the Castle Rock Summer Concert Series, featuring the Ken Earl Band. Enjoy free live country music on the lawn every Wednesday, with music running from evening through the night. No tickets or reservations are needed, and the event is family-friendly. Food and drinks are available on site, including popular Mexican favorites and margaritas.

Take a restorative pause in Green Gables Park in Lakewood with a free community sound healing session focused on relaxation and stress reduction. The gentle resonance of crystal singing bowls creates a calming atmosphere that encourages unwinding and reconnecting with yourself in nature. This event is open to everyone. Bring a yoga mat, blanket, or chair, and wear comfortable clothing for time outdoors.

The Dancing in the Streets free Summer Concert Series brings live music to Commons Park with a performance by Last Men on Earth. The outdoor show features several food options available on site and in the surrounding area. Arriving early allows time to browse nearby shops, set up chairs, and enjoy dinner at local restaurants before the music begins. Individual concerts are listed as Facebook events for easy sharing with family and friends. Sponsored by The Steller Group.

This in-person circle at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts creates a caring space for people moving through the loss of an animal companion, preparing for a transition, or honoring a bond that continues in memory. It welcomes every experience of grief and treats that love with respect. Sessions include a gentle grounding meditation, time to share if you wish, and a calm, mindful atmosphere focused on support rather than solutions. The gathering is facilitated by Jaime Kuhn, an End-of-Life Doula and Animal Reiki Teacher. It is well suited for anyone grieving a recent or long-ago goodbye, navigating aging or illness, wishing to continue a relationship with an animal in spirit, or seeking community without pressure to speak. Advance registration is encouraged, and walk-ins may be accommodated if space allows. To secure a seat, registration and payment are required, and capacity is limited. A sliding scale is offered at $15, $25, or $35, with $25 as the suggested contribution, and the higher rate helps make the accessible option possible. If the default amount shown during registration does not fit your needs, alternate pricing can be arranged. This gathering is for people only, so please leave pets at home to support a focused environment and honor venue policies. Free parking is available, and the circle meets on the second floor, accessible by stairs or elevator. Refunds are available up to seven days before the start, credits are offered for cancellations between 48 hours and seven days, and cancellations within 48 hours are not eligible for refunds or credits.

Head to Locavore Beer Works for a night of questions and good beer with Denver Trivia League. The game is free to play and open to everyone, with prizes for the highest scoring teams. Give trivia night a try and see how your knowledge stacks up.

Widowspeak with Dead Gowns is scheduled for an evening show at Hi-Dive in Denver. Tickets are marked as sold out.

Bring your talent for an open-mic style night at Roots and Leaves: Peak Kava. Whether you have a new song, poetry, juggling, comedy, or something else entirely, you can grab a mic and share it on the stage every Wednesday.

Experience a free outdoor yoga session in the heart of Commons Park, presented by Elite Performance Center. The class welcomes all levels, from first timers to seasoned practitioners, and offers a relaxed setting to move and breathe together. On select dates, Whole Foods Market provides light snacks to enjoy after the session.

Designed for little ones under two, this play based group offers themed activities that build movement, early communication, and sensory skills. Sessions are led by occupational, physical, and speech therapists, creating a supportive space where children can explore at their own pace and caregivers can connect. Open to all families, siblings included, it is well suited for children with a broad range of developmental needs who benefit from a warm, guided setting.

This back to school play date is hosted at Kids Wonder, where attendees receive discounted admission of $13 per child and $2 per adult. Pizza will be provided during the event. Registration is available through Kids Wonder.

Participants come together to pack shelf stable, nutritious meals for families facing food insecurity in Colorado and around the world. The activity centers on assembling meal packs intended to provide dependable food options for communities near and far.

Stop by Venalonzo's Tacos in Parker for a relaxed lunch get-together with local business folks. This is a free, in-person event that runs for a couple of hours, and it’s a great chance to mingle while supporting a local restaurant. Food is the highlight, and the birria is especially popular.

Thursdays bring a fresh bakery drop to Curate Mercantile with local baker Chalk & Flour offering sourdough loaves, focaccia, scones, cookies, granola, and other treats. Purchases are available while supplies last at both Curate locations. Pre-orders are accepted for the following week, and you can select your preferred pickup location. The menu rotates weekly, with new options released on Friday and orders due by Monday for Thursday pickup inside a Curate Mercantile. While you are there, explore a marketplace featuring over 100 local vendors with clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado-made foods, gifts, and home decor.

Enjoy a weekly selection of gluten free sourdough loaves, bagels, English muffins, cookies, and other treats from Just As Good Bakery. On Thursdays, owner Amy delivers fresh-baked goods to both Curate Mercantile locations, available for purchase while supplies last. Preordering is offered for the following week, and you can choose which Curate Mercantile location to pick up from. The menu rotates each week, with reservations opening on Friday and orders due by Monday for Thursday pickup. While you are there, explore a wide range of items from more than 100 local vendors, including clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado-made foods, gifts, and decor.

Playhouse Productions Inc. presents Cooking With the Calamari Sisters, a musical comedy where two larger-than-life Italian sisters, Delphine and Carmela Calamari, host a live, fictitious public access cable cooking show. Expect lots of singing and dancing, plenty of humor, and some cooking along the way as the sisters try to make it through their final broadcast together. The show is geared toward adult audiences and includes bawdy, naughty humor.

Every Thursday, a free to-go meal is available for anyone. There are no conditions and no questions to answer, simply a complimentary meal to take with you and a chance to connect with the community.

Eric Golden performs live, delivering traditional honky tonk country music.

An open blues jam at The Alley features a full backline, an on-site bar and food, and a lively mix of players. Musicians can bring a guitar, sticks, a harmonica, and a hat, then share a song or simply improvise with the group. The summer season is hosted by Tony Medina, while Josh Blackburn hosts the fall.

Enjoy a live nu jazz and hard bop performance featuring Bill Stewart, Larry Goldings, and Peter Bernstein at Dazzle Denver.

At Comet Brews in downtown Littleton, trivia lovers can tackle clever questions while sipping craft beer. Entry is free, and high scoring teams win prizes. Expect a relaxed night of friendly competition.

Kellen Erskine returns to Denver with an all-new hour at The Bug Theatre.

Rhett Haney appears at The Tailgate Tavern for a country night, offering a lively atmosphere that pairs well with dancing boots.