Events in Jefferson County today

This monthly educational lunch in Westminster is designed for former Rocky Flats workers. Hosted by CNS Cares, a home care provider serving energy workers, the free gathering shares information about EEOICPA benefits and how participants may qualify for compensation, health coverage, and in-home care at no cost. It also offers a chance to reconnect with friends and former coworkers. The venue is the Old Spaghetti Factory.

Spanish-language yoga classes offer a Creative Hatha Yoga practice designed to be accessible to everyone. The focus is on opening the heart and connecting in community, with a welcoming environment for both first-timers and seasoned practitioners. The class is led by Linnea Bjorkman (they/she, elle/ella). It operates on a pay-what-you-can basis, and donations are strictly optional. Sessions take place at Evolition. Wear comfortable clothing and bring an open mind.

The final quarterly Young Professionals Happy Hour of 2026 offers a relaxed, welcoming setting to connect with fellow young professionals and build meaningful relationships. It is hosted at Boba Botanica, a zen inspired boba tea cafe that highlights premium teas, botanical ingredients, and a playful touch. The menu spans milk teas, fruit based drinks, and protein options, with beverages available for both kids and adults. The space is cozy and family friendly, suitable for conversation, relaxation, and remote work. Admission is free for members, and $40 for non-members and anyone over the age of 40.

At the Hornbuckle Community Center in Littleton, the Hornbuckle Foundation’s youth program focuses on art and music in a welcoming, collaborative setting. Participants build advanced creative skills while connecting with peers in a space centered on encouragement and support. With a mission rooted in suicide and addiction prevention, the program harnesses the healing power of music and the visual arts to strengthen confidence, nurture purpose, and inspire self-expression. It provides a hopeful place for kids to grow, create, and feel supported.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip session where no experience is required. Instructors guide you step by step so you can focus on creating while sipping from a selection of wine, beer, and mocktails. Plan to arrive a bit early to get settled before the fun begins. The studio is in Belmar Shopping Center, and parking is free. For full details and to reserve a spot, visit the event’s ticket page.

A weekly bicycle outing geared toward families gathers at Ketner Park, then heads out together for a group ride.

A weekly trivia night at the new flagship location of Old 121 Brewhouse features brain-tingling questions paired with delicious brews and pizza.

Round up a team for trivia at Old 121 Brewhouse in Lakewood. Enjoy brews while you play for prizes, and there is no entry fee to participate.

New Image Brewing Company in Arvada hosts Denver Trivia League for a lively night of trivia. It is free to play, and the highest scoring teams take home prizes. Enjoy a beer while you test your knowledge alongside friends and fellow patrons.

Buffalo Rose hosts an evening of Latin jazz with the Flatirons Jazz Orchestra. Through stories and music, the program traces sacred West African rhythms as they moved through Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Brazil and into Big Band jazz, a journey that helped shape American music. The band brings the sounds of mambo, cha cha, bossa nova, and Afro Cuban swing to the stage, nodding to the 1950s styles linked with Tito Puente, Pérez Prado, and Dizzy Gillespie, reinterpreted for today. Cuban inspired food and drink specials, including mojitos, Cuban sandwiches, and maduros, will be available to complement the music and evoke the feel of Old Havana in Golden. Tickets are $30 day of or at the door and include the booking fee, with a $5 discount when paying in cash. Advance purchase is $25 total online, and entering the coupon code "Dance Club" at checkout takes an additional $5 off each ticket.

At Family in Christ Community Church in Westminster, this craft fair features a maker with a large assortment of expired gift cards and coordinating greeting cards. The card selection ranges from funny to sentimental to masculine, and new, unique pieces are being created specifically for the event.

Wildflower & Wheat delivers fresh-baked sourdough bread, cinnamon rolls, sweet breads, and other handmade pastries to Makers Market inside Southwest Plaza. Bakers Tiffany and Ian have broadened their lineup so visitors can discover a wider range of artisan goods each week. The selection changes often and quantities are limited. Look for the setup on the main level near JCPenney at Southwest Plaza in Littleton. While you explore, browse offerings from more than 60 local vendors featuring clothing, jewelry, home decor, art, Colorado-made foods, gifts, and other creations.

A three day celebration of horror and pop culture fills Holiday Inn Denver Lakewood with art, cosplay, and special guests. Explore an expansive gallery featuring horror favorites alongside anime, wizard-inspired pieces, Pokémon, gaming, Disney, Alice in Wonderland, Star Wars, superheroes, Middle-earth, parody, and collectibles. Meet cosplayers for photo opportunities, enjoy the showcase at your own pace, and bring the family since the event is kid and stroller friendly. Admission is free, and hotel parking is free. Attendees can receive complimentary 9-by-12 prints by tagging a friend on Instagram or sharing the event on Facebook, with another print available for those who follow Amazing Art Expo on Instagram or Facebook. Limit one per action, verified at check-in. A free cosplay contest takes place on Saturday and Sunday, and dressing up is completely optional. Voice actors Griffin Burns, Robert McCollum, and Mark Whitten will be signing during the show. MAS Authentication will be on site to verify autographs, and guests may bring previously signed items. Voice actor autographs are purchased at their booths with optional upgrades available, while featured artist Sean Carlson will sign purchased artwork and add hand embellishments at no extra cost. Passes are valid for the entire weekend, and VIP options provide early access to meet the voice actors. Photography of cosplayers and the overall scene is encouraged. To protect the artwork, close-up photos of individual pieces are not allowed, and staff can help capture images that follow this policy. No AI-generated art is included, and vendors are not being accepted for this show.

Relax with a guided paint and sip session where artists provide step-by-step instruction, so no experience is needed. Enjoy drinks from the bar, including wine, beer, and playful mocktails, while you create your piece. Consider arriving a bit early to get comfortable before you begin. It is well suited for a night out with friends. The event takes place at Belmar Shopping Center, and parking is free. Reservations and additional details are available on the event page.

JC Dance & Company in Wheat Ridge hosts a country swing night open to all skill levels. The evening begins with a beginner friendly lesson included with admission, followed by plenty of social dancing. Each month highlights a theme such as turns, dips, or musicality. No partner is required since partners rotate throughout the night. Admission is $10 at the door by cash or card. Wear indoor dance shoes or socks only on the floor, and note that the studio does not permit alcohol.

In support of the parish, Fr. Witold presents a PG-13 stand-up comedy set. Snacks and drinks are included, and tickets will be available soon.

For decades, Friday nights at the Mercury Cafe nurtured a cherished Denver ritual where live jazz and spoken word sparked community and creativity under one roof. With the historic building now closed, The Karma House is carrying a piece of that legacy forward in Lakewood. The evening begins with an open jazz jam alive with improvisation and collaboration, then shifts into a poetry open mic that welcomes both seasoned voices and first-time readers ready to share their words. This gathering continues a cultural tradition that has thrived for more than three decades, creating a real-time meeting place for art, music, vulnerability, resistance, storytelling, and community. Expect heartfelt poetry, moody jazz atmospheres, unexpected collaborations, laughter alongside heartbreak, moments of heat and gentleness, bold experimentation, and reminders of why spaces like this hold such importance. It welcomes longtime Mercury regulars as well as newcomers discovering it for the first time, celebrating legacy, resilience, and renewal through art. The Karma House is a community-centered kava bar and gathering space in Lakewood dedicated to connection, creativity, healing, and belonging, hosting a wide range of events from live music and workshops to movement classes, support groups, comedy, poetry, art, and community gatherings. It also serves kava, a traditional plant beverage from the Pacific Islands that is shared ceremonially and socially across cultures including Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Samoa, with respect for the Indigenous communities who have stewarded these traditions for generations.

Little Moses Jones returns to Greenfields for a second night of throwback R&B and hip hop. The celebration continues with a live, high-energy show packed with nostalgic grooves and uplifting rhythms that keep everyone moving. Look forward to another round of tunes that set a lively atmosphere from start to finish.

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.

A night of social dancing brings music, movement, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Expect a relaxed setting with lots of floor time to practice ballroom, Latin, and other social styles. Beginners and experienced dancers alike can enjoy a wide mix of music, plenty of people to dance with, and support from instructors who are available for guidance and to keep the energy high. It is an opportunity to meet new people, build confidence, and have fun on the dance floor. No partner is required. Admission is complimentary for clients actively enrolled in a package of private dance lessons or for those who attend the Group Class. For anyone not enrolled in a private lesson package, the cost is $20.

Experience a glow-in-the-dark paint night where your artwork lights up under blacklight. Instructors guide you step by step to create a vibrant piece, and no prior painting experience is required. A bar will be available with wine, beer, and playful mocktails. Wearing white or neon helps you glow alongside your canvas. Arriving a little early makes it easy to pick up a drink and get settled. The event takes place at Belmar Shopping Center, and parking is free.

Designed for teens at least 14 and a half, this classroom course exceeds Colorado’s 30 hour requirement for an instruction permit and supports the path to a Colorado driver’s license. It spans four days on Saturdays and Sundays. Package options are available that combine classroom learning with private behind-the-wheel lessons and driving tests, with programs starting at $255. For details, call 303-425-0911.

A neighborhood farmers market takes place at Southwest Plaza in Littleton, set up in the southeast parking area of the complex.

The annual coed softball tournament at Harold D Lutz Sports Complex in Arvada features upper and lower divisions and a focus on lighthearted play. Teams are encouraged to dress up, with a prize for the best group costume, and runners follow a reversed base path from third to second to first before heading home. Offense pitches to its own batters, each plate appearance is decided by a single pitch, and games wrap up after 30 minutes or seven innings, whichever comes first.

Olde Town Arvada hosts a weekend showcase of independent artisans and makers. Browse original fashion and jewelry, stationery and paper goods, creative home decor and housewares, artwork and photography, along with food options. Admission is free, it is open to all ages, and the setting is accessible. Food trucks will be on site serving a variety of treats.

Car lovers gather at Fade It Golf + Social Club in West Arvada for a casual cars and coffee meet filled with standout vehicles, warm coffee, fresh doughnuts, and easy conversation among enthusiasts. Expect a mix of classics, muscle, luxury, exotics, trucks, motorcycles, antiques, imports, off road builds, and uniquely customized projects. The focus is on sharing stories, meeting new people, and appreciating the diverse lineup that brings the automotive community together. Complimentary coffee and doughnuts are offered while supplies last, and the venue provides a full bar, patio seating, and plenty of spots for great photos. The atmosphere is family friendly, and guests connect with fellow car fans from around the Denver metro area. After browsing the displays, the social spaces at Fade It Golf + Social Club make it simple to relax with a drink on the patio and keep the conversations going.

Explore a varied selection of art, crafts, and gift ideas. Tackle your holiday shopping with choices for everyone on your list, including thoughtful gifts for hosts. Baked goods and lunch are available during the event.

At Southwest Plaza in Littleton, a farmers market features Martindale Farms under the blue tents. Early in the season there are fresh flowers for the garden and asparagus. As the season progresses the selection expands to include items such as sweet corn, melons, dill, oregano, basil, cilantro, lettuce, tomatoes, pumpkins, onions, green beans, and cucumbers. Many other vendors participate with a range of offerings.

Hosted at Authentic Life Church, the DECIDE Conference brings parents and students in grades 6 through 12 together for guided conversations about the challenges families face today. Led by Dr. Veronica Johnson, a licensed clinical psychologist, the program addresses the influence of phones and social media on relationships, practical approaches to managing anxiety and stress, ways to build genuine connection in a digital world, strategies for clearer parent and teen communication, setting boundaries that work for the whole family, and navigating teen dating and relationships. Lunch is provided, and admission is $20 per family.

This in-person, two-day training introduces beginning shamanism and welcomes both newcomers and those looking to deepen an existing practice. The focus is on reawakening a direct connection with Spirit through in-depth shamanic journeying so participants build confidence and a clear sense of process. Guided exploration includes the Lower, Upper, and Middle Worlds, along with context and structure for sustaining a personal practice. The workshop also touches on healing, divination, and the history of shamanism, with time to address questions and continue journey work, including Power Animal retrievals. Sessions take place across two days with a break for lunch. Please note that tickets and fees are not transferable, and student agreements established during registration apply. Confirm you can attend the full class before registering. To be comfortable and prepared, bring note-taking materials, a drum or rattle if you already have one, comfortable clothing, a packed lunch or plans to find options nearby, a bandana or scarf to cover the eyes, and a rock roughly the size of a grapefruit or softball. A small blanket or yoga pad is optional. Instruction is led by Renna Shesso, a shamanic healing practitioner and teacher, professional tarot reader, priestess of the Craft, and writer. Her shamanic work began in the late 1980s with intensive study under Sandra Ingerman and other formal teachers, and she brings several decades of experience as both teacher and healing practitioner. She began exploring magical knowledge paths as a young adult, learning astrology from her grandmother, and has expanded her interests over the decades. In addition to self-published zines on magical workings, she is the author of Planets for Pagans and Math for Mystics, both published by Weiser Books. She turns to Nature as the ultimate teacher and healer.

The Colorado Aviation Historical Society’s 56th annual Hall of Fame banquet honors a new class of achievers in flight, with special recognition for Dave Kempa. Kempa’s career in Colorado spans five decades and includes founding Charters by Air Denver, Inc. in 1981, guiding a company that has supported the aviation community for more than forty years. The class of inductees also includes Roy Humme Gloria, Christopher Finnoff, and the Colorado Division of Aeronautics. The program further recognizes distinguished recipients of the FAA Master Pilot Award, including Captain Al Berlinberg, General John Barry, and Captain Willie L. Daniels II.

Andrea leads a gentle guided meditation designed to help participants slow down, reconnect, and feel at home within themselves. The experience focuses on breath, awareness, and spaciousness to support relaxation, presence, and clear attention, with no pressure or expectations. It is welcoming to beginners and those returning to an existing practice, including anyone whose mind feels busy, and offers a chance to reset the nervous system and reorient toward calm. This is a donation-based offering centered on accessibility and community care. Bring yourself just as you are, with an optional journal, water, or anything that adds comfort. The Karma House is a community-centered kava bar and gathering space rooted in connection, healing, and creative expression, hosting gatherings that bring people together through movement, music, art, and stillness. Kava, a traditional beverage from the South Pacific, has been used ceremonially for centuries to foster relaxation and connection. Its cultural roots and the communities it comes from are honored, and it is served here to support grounding, presence, and togetherness.

A complimentary wedding showcase brings together talented vendors ready to share inspiration, answer questions, and help shape an unforgettable celebration. Meet experienced professionals, explore creative ideas, and gather practical guidance to plan with confidence. Whether newly engaged or putting the finishing touches on details, attendees can connect with experts and discover fresh possibilities for the big day.

Settle in for a relaxed morning paint and sip featuring a spooky pumpkin patch theme. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance while participants create at a comfortable pace. Enjoy bottomless mimosas, with alcohol-free and kid-friendly options available. Arriving a little early makes it easy to get situated before the painting begins. The session takes place at Belmar Shopping Center, and parking is free. It is a warm, social way to get creative together and turn a simple weekend into a tradition.

Enjoy a relaxed morning of painting paired with bottomless mimosas. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance so everyone can create at their own pace. Non-alcoholic and kid-friendly mimosas are available. Guests are encouraged to arrive a little early to get settled and start sipping. Located at Belmar Shopping Center, where free parking is available.

Spooktacular at Mines Museum offers a family-friendly Monster Mash filled with Halloween fun. This free, teal pumpkin friendly trick-or-treating event welcomes costumes, features hands-on STEM activities with treats, and includes chances to win prizes along with a photo opportunity with Ms. Colorado. Guests can also look for Mr. Bones, enjoy face painting, meet Blaster the burro, and explore spooky exhibits.

Old Crows is celebrating its new spot on Colfax with afternoon entertainment by Joe Wren. Visitors can enjoy browsing and shopping, a wide selection of root beer, and ice cream. The mood is light and festive, and a little dancing might even happen.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip experience where creativity is the focus. Friendly artists provide clear guidance in easy steps, so first-timers feel comfortable and experienced painters can simply enjoy the process. Drinks are available from the bar, including wine, beer, and festive mocktails for those going alcohol free. Bring friends for a shared creative night out, plan to arrive a little early to settle in, and take advantage of free parking at Belmar Shopping Center.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip session with step-by-step guidance from artists, so no prior painting experience is required. The bar offers wine, beer, and playful mocktails. Bring friends to share the creative fun, and consider arriving a little early to get settled before painting begins. The venue is located at Belmar Shopping Center, and free parking is available.

Explore the Digimon Card Game in a friendly store tournament that introduces the flow of organized play while giving competitors a chance at the winner card. New players can ask questions, learn the basics and get comfortable before stepping into larger events like EvoCup or Regionals. Bring a deck built around your favorite Digimon and focus on having fun. Register through the Bandai TCG Plus App before play begins. The entry fee is $5. The event supports 2 to 16 players and runs in a Swiss best of three format. Prizes include a Bandai supplied winner card, participation packs from Bandai, and booster packs from the latest set, awarded based on turnout and final standings.

A fall barbecue gathering with live music takes place on the patio at Piggin’ Out Smokehouse. The show is free and serves as the final outdoor event of the year.

Settle in for a relaxed paint and sip experience that welcomes beginners and seasoned creatives alike. Artists provide step by step guidance so you can unwind and enjoy the process. The bar serves wine, beer, and playful mocktails. Arriving a little early helps you get comfortable before the painting begins. The event takes place at Belmar Shopping Center, where parking is free. Share the evening with friends and make it a memorable night of color and creativity.

Part of the Saturday night live music series at Teller's, this event features a performance by Jon & Cynthia.

An open mic at La Dolce Vita Coffee in Arvada invites performers to share music, vocals, poetry, or family-friendly comedy. The venue supplies a PA system, a warm and supportive audience, and a selection of coffee, teas, pastries, and sandwiches. Those who prefer to listen can relax with friends and enjoy live entertainment. This recurring event typically takes place on the first and third Saturday of the month.

Little Moses Jones returns to Greenfields Sports Bar for a second night of throwback R&B and hip hop. This live performance brings upbeat energy and feel good tunes that keep people moving. Expect a lively atmosphere and a set built for dancing.

A retro gaming tournament at The Karma House brings classic titles back to the spotlight in a friendly, bracket-style competition. Each month showcases a different throwback favorite across genres like racing, platforming, fighting, and party games. The focus is on community, nostalgia, and fun, and both competitors and spectators are part of the experience. No prior tournament background is necessary. Top players receive Karma House gift cards, with $25 for first place, $15 for second, and $10 for third. The Karma House is a community-minded kava bar and gathering space that prioritizes connection in a substance-free, inclusive setting that affirms LGBTQIA+ guests. Kava, a traditional beverage made from the root of the Piper methysticum plant and used ceremonially across the South Pacific for centuries, is appreciated for calming, grounding effects that support relaxation and social connection without intoxication. The team serves it with respect for its cultural heritage and welcomes questions from those trying it for the first time.

Chuck & Don’s is celebrating the opening of its new Arvada Indian Tree pet store with special offers and pet friendly activities. Look for exclusive savings on wellness essentials, complimentary nail trims and free self washes, plus a photo booth to capture a moment with your best friend. A giveaway featuring a grand prize is also planned. Friendly, leashed dogs are welcome. CGA will be on site during the celebration.

Led by Steph, this guided free-flow movement session invites participants to reconnect with their bodies, ease stress, and follow their own rhythm. The experience blends an ecstatic dance vibe with gentle guidance. There is no single correct way to move, with an emphasis on listening inward and letting the body lead. Expect grounding to settle in, music to support the flow, simple prompts to spark movement, playful energy, room for emotional expression, and plenty of freedom to move or be still. Dance with abandon, stretch slowly, release tension, or simply enjoy the music in a supportive environment free of judgment. No dance experience is required. A suggested minimum donation of $5 is appreciated. The Karma House + Kava is a community-centered kava bar and gathering space focused on connection, creativity, healing, and belonging. It hosts a wide variety of happenings, including live music, workshops, support groups, movement classes, open mics, comedy, art, and community gatherings that foster connection. Kava, a traditional plant beverage from the Pacific Islands with ceremonial and social roots in cultures such as Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Samoa, is served here and valued for its calming, grounding, and community-building qualities. The space honors and recognizes the Indigenous Pacific Island communities who have safeguarded these traditions for generations.

Families, friends, and their dogs can enjoy a fun afternoon that features a 1.4 mile walk around Johnston Reservoir along with food and drinks, entertainment, and a variety of activities.

Enjoy a family-friendly session that pairs painting with playful trivia inspired by favorite kids themes, movies, and characters, so everyone can participate. The class welcomes all ages, featuring simplified paintings and a shorter run time that suits younger artists. Instructors guide each step while groups paint, share laughs, and test their knowledge together. Kid-friendly snacks and drinks are available, with choices for adults as well. Leave with a finished masterpiece, and take advantage of free parking.

Contributions to support facility, event, and group expenses are welcome, with Venmo and cash accepted at the front desk. Attendance is voluntary and at your own risk. Please keep a close watch on dogs and children, prioritize canine well-being and safety, and remember to clean up after your pet. Treat all members with courtesy and kindness.

A dance class led by instructor Djeneba Sako takes place at Mountain Phoenix Community School in Wheat Ridge. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement, and friends are welcome.

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip session that invites participants to get creative with step-by-step guidance from on-site artists, making it easy for first-timers and experienced painters alike. Drinks will be available from the bar, including wine, beer, and playful mocktails. Gather friends for a memorable outing, and consider arriving a bit early to settle in before the painting begins. The event is held at Belmar Shopping Center, and free parking is available.

Settle in for a paint and sip experience with step by step guidance from an artist, welcoming all skill levels. Choose from wine, beer, and playful mocktails at the bar while you paint, then take home your creation. Bring friends to make it a memorable outing. Arrive a little early to get comfortable and kick off the fun. The event takes place at Belmar Shopping Center, and free parking is available. Tickets can be reserved in advance for full event details.

A monthly gathering focused on mental wellbeing, hosted by Medicine Mama Kia of Witch Wellness and presented in partnership with The Karma House. It offers a consistent, welcoming setting for support, reflection, and genuine connection. Participants can share what is on their minds or simply listen in a low-pressure environment. The emphasis is on compassionate conversation and shared healing, with particular care for uplifting Black, Indigenous, and Queer voices and experiences. Everyone is invited to participate with respect and openness. Light facilitation from Medicine Mama Kia sets an easy pace. Expect moments for grounding and reflection, optional activities and resources that encourage mental wellness, snacks, and a calm, community-centered atmosphere. New guests receive a complimentary first shell of kava, and additional kava and other beverages are available for purchase. The Karma House is a kava bar and community space, and questions from first-timers are welcome. Attendance is free. Donations are appreciated but not required, with a sliding-scale option available. Healers, artists, and community vendors, especially those who identify as Black, Indigenous, or Queer, are welcome to share their offerings and connect with a community rooted in care and intention. Arrive as you are, stay as long as feels right, and head out a touch lighter.

Matt Rife takes the stage at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.

A ribbon cutting with the West Metro Chamber marks the opening of Wings Credit Union’s new Lakewood Service Center. Wings is a not-for-profit credit union that serves nearly 1 million members at 90 locations nationwide, helping individuals, families, and businesses pursue their financial goals while supporting the communities it serves. In connection with this opening, Wings contributed to Food Bank of the Rockies to advance local hunger relief. The celebration brings together Chamber members, local business leaders, and community members.

Music Video Bingo at Old 121 (Oak St) features Party Pro DJ's. It is free to play, with chances to win prizes from Old 121, neighboring businesses, and more.

Ease into the week with a gentle, grounding yoga class that centers trauma-informed care and welcomes all bodies and experience levels. The practice focuses on inclusive options, mindful awareness, and personal choice, with encouragement to use props and modifications so movement feels supportive and sustainable. Each session begins with a brief community check-in, then unfolds into a flow shaped by the intentions, needs, and energy in the room. Instruction is led by Kristin Toledo, an RYT-200 teacher with trauma-informed training through Satya Yoga Co-Op and a member of The Karma House community since 2021. Her approach nurtures a space where participants can listen to their bodies, breathe deeply, and move with presence. This offering is donation-based and pay-what-you-can. No one is turned away for lack of funds, and contributions go directly to Kristin at the time of class. A yoga mat is helpful if you have one, and comfortable clothing is recommended. The Karma House is a community-centered tea and kava bar focused on connection, creativity, wellness, and belonging. Kava, prepared from the root of the kava plant, has been shared ceremonially and socially across Pacific Island cultures, including Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga, and Samoa, and is offered with respect and gratitude for the Indigenous peoples who carry these traditions.

The Actor’s Toolbox for Singers is a 90-minute, hands-on masterclass that helps vocalists connect acting technique with solid vocal craft for more honest, expressive performances. Guided by Joe Mondragon, an experienced performer and teacher, the session balances acting and singing in equal measure through exercises, guided practice, and targeted coaching. Participants are encouraged to bring one prepared song to workshop, while observers can watch one-on-one coaching that reveals how emotion, physical presence, and vocal delivery work together to tell a story. Expect practical takeaways that include integrating acting choices with vocal expression, shaping clear character and emotional detail across styles like musical theater, pop, and jazz, and building authenticity and immediacy by treating songs as living dramatic moments. The cost is $35, or free for holders of a Performance High Flex Pass, limited to PH clients. Aimed at singers ready to move from sound into story, the class focuses on character-driven tools that bring performances to life.

A monthly, early morning networking meetup for WMC members, offering a chance to connect before the workday at a local coffee shop. Coffee and casual conversation set a welcoming tone for the morning, and each attendee purchases their own beverage. Hosted by WMC Advisory Committee member Dr. Brian Yodice of Sportiv Chiropractic.

South Jeffco Business Alliance hosts a monthly networking meeting for business owners, marketing professionals, sales people, influencers, and community and government leaders. The purpose is to engage local businesses, strengthen professional networks, and build community. Held at Peak Community & Wellness Center in Littleton, the gathering features presentations and programming followed by time to connect with peers. A light breakfast is provided by a different sponsoring business each month. Supported by Foothills Park & Recreation District, participation is free and no membership is required. Event details can occasionally change, so an RSVP is requested for the latest information.

Westminster Brewing Co hosts free-to-play trivia. Teams compete, and prizes are awarded to the top teams.

Sing chart favorites with a friendly group while learning rich harmonies and practical vocal technique in a supportive, low-pressure setting. Rehearsals are social and led by experienced coach Joe Mondragon, beginning with warmups and including guidance as needed. Participants receive sheet music and recorded practice tracks to make learning between sessions easy. The choir performs at showcases, with additional chances for pop up and flash mob appearances throughout the year, creating fun outlets to share your voice with the community. A standout feature is the use of custom arrangements, and song suggestions are welcomed, so both current hits and timeless favorites can be tailored for the group. Everyone ages 16 and up is welcome, regardless of experience, and no audition is required. The first session is free to attend with no commitment, and an RSVP is required. The program now runs year round for $37 per month, with flexible participation that makes it simple to miss a week for travel or holidays and keep the music going.

Team trivia unfolds in the Sky Bar at Buffalo Rose Restaurant. Prizes and bragging rights go to the top three teams. Reservations can be made for the best tables.

Grief has no timetable, yet caring support is available when it is needed. A weekly grief support group meets in Littleton for people coping with loss related to addiction, suicide, or violence. Sessions are peer-led by individuals with lived experience and may occasionally include a licensed therapist. This open group emphasizes compassion, connection, and healing, offering a place to share, honor memories, and receive support. No one has to shoulder grief alone. All who meet the group’s criteria are welcome to attend.