Events in Lafayette today

A supportive yoga experience for pregnancy and every stage of womanhood, with sessions tailored to build core strength, nurture pelvic floor health, deepen the breath, and develop functional movement that carries into everyday life. It welcomes those preparing for birth, anyone postpartum whether recently or years later who wants to rebuild safely, and participants navigating core or pelvic floor concerns, as well as anyone seeking a class created for women’s bodies and a slower, more intentional space. Available in person at The Little Herbal Apothecary or live online with a replay option, making participation accessible from anywhere. The small-group setting includes provided props and tea. Please bring your own mat and water bottle, and consider bringing a mug to help reduce waste. The approach blends yogic wisdom with evidence-based guidance to help you understand and support your body, not just go through the motions. Limited spots are available.

At Little Herbal Apothecary, this postpartum yoga class offers gentle movement and mindful support so you can rebuild strength with your baby by your side. The practice focuses on postpartum recovery with attention to core stability, pelvic floor health, and a calm nervous system. Babies are welcome to feed, sleep, wiggle, or need your care at any moment. It is designed for mothers in the weeks and months following birth, including those within the first year, who want guidance returning to movement, are noticing core or pelvic floor symptoms, or are seeking community with other mothers. Class size is kept small and the setting is welcoming to babies. Yoga props and tea will be available. Please bring a mat and a water bottle, and you are welcome to bring a reusable mug to reduce waste. This is a supportive space for navigating early motherhood and beyond. Space is limited.

A monthly networking gathering brings together Boulder’s health and wellness community for meaningful connections and practical support. Psychotherapists, bodyworkers, chiropractors, coaches, physical therapists, acupuncturists, counselors, nutritionists, and other holistic health practitioners connect through a mix of structured activities and open mingling. Participants can exchange referrals across disciplines, find trusted colleagues to support clients’ whole-person care, explore collaborative partnerships and peer support, connect with business professionals who serve this field, and build friendships with others who share a passion for wellness. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards and enthusiasm for the work they offer. Registration through Eventbrite is required, and the gathering may fill up. Weather permitting, meetings take place outside the Hub in a private park, otherwise activities move indoors at the Hub with signs to guide the way. Organized by the Boulder Healing Hub, this series supports providers in private practice as they grow thriving businesses within a caring community. It offers space to ask for and provide help, trade advice, solve challenges together, and engage in useful conversations that go beyond small talk.

This weekly gathering offers moms a welcoming place to share experiences, from celebrations to challenges and questions about motherhood. It is a peer support space rather than a therapy group. Babies aged 1 and under are welcome. To help protect privacy and confidentiality, participants are encouraged to leave older children at home when possible. Cancellations made at least 12 hours in advance receive credit that can be used another time.

Explore a community farm stand featuring organic produce grown on site along with a rotating selection of goods from local purveyors. The offerings change each week, and the stand continues the Food Project Program focused on expanding food access in Boulder County. To keep fresh food within reach, pricing for on-site produce follows a donor-supported sliding scale. SNAP and Boulder County Fruit & Veg Vouchers are accepted.

Casual Age of Sigmar gaming is available, with flexible point sizes to fit any collection. Players bring painted or unpainted armies, connect with other AoS hobbyists from the Denver area, and enjoy friendly battles on open tables. Warcry is also supported for those who prefer a skirmish format. A hobby area is set up for assembling and painting between games. This is open play with no entry fee and no tournament structure, encouraging relaxed games and conversation at each player's pace.

The Longmont Farm Stand is part of the Food Project, an effort focused on expanding access to fresh, healthy food in Boulder County. It is operated by youth in the Cultiva Program, where participants build leadership skills and learn about local food systems. The stand features organically grown vegetables cultivated on farms in Longmont, with pricing structured to keep produce within reach. A sliding scale for on site items, made possible through donor support, offers flexible pricing. The stand accepts SNAP as well as Boulder County Fruit & Veg Vouchers.

Blake's Taphouse hosts a pub quiz by Sporcle with two sessions of trivia.

A weekly Gundam Card Game tournament where players compete using standard 50 card constructed decks along with a 10 card resource deck. Matches are best of one. Registration is available in store on the day of the event, and preregistration can be completed through the Bandai app. The entry fee is $10 per player. Prizes are awarded as store credit to participants who finish with a winning record, and everyone receives a pack from the current set.

Workingman’s Wednesdays spotlights AoxomoxoA, a Grateful Dead tribute featuring experienced Front Range musicians who dive into the Dead’s catalog with exploratory jams and a two-drummer engine. Admission is free and open to all with general admission, standing room along the concourse. Food and drinks are available via self-service at the bar, and full restaurant service is offered. Bowling can be purchased on a first come, first served basis during the show, with special pricing for unlimited play throughout the performance for $15.45 plus shoe rental. Donations are welcomed and go directly to the artists. Reserving a ticket in advance for this donation-based concert includes one complimentary choice of an Odell Brewing Co. draft beer, a soda, or a basket of fries. Show the reservation to the bartender to redeem. This offer is valid only with an advance reservation and is limited to one per person.

Immerse yourself in a one-hour, nature-centered yoga session at Butterfly Pavilion, practicing among vibrant plants and graceful butterflies. Open to every skill level, this class offers a peaceful way to release stress, restore energy, and meet other yoga enthusiasts from the community. Step away feeling renewed in both body and mind.

Buffalo Wild Wings in Thornton hosts a weekly trivia night with team-based challenges and a wide range of questions. A live in-person host leads an interactive game that features image and music rounds in every show. Teams or solo players use their phones to submit answers and earn points as the game progresses. Topics cover everything from pop culture to history. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to top performers in a lively, friendly setting.

Coffee Talk is a monthly morning networking gathering presented with Scott’s Roofing, bringing together Lafayette Chamber members, local business owners, professionals, and community members for easygoing conversation over coffee. Each meetup features two Chamber members who deliver brief ten minute spotlights on their business or an industry subject, with time to ask questions and learn what is happening across the local business community. Expect a relaxed setting that favors informal connections, short and engaging presentations, and plenty of friendly introductions. The event is free to attend and no advance registration is required. Scott’s Roofing serves as the event sponsor and hosts at its Lafayette, Colorado location. Coffee service rotates throughout the year, provided by MeCo Coffee Collective in the first quarter, BREW Tea & Coffee Bar in the second, Otis in the third, and ShortD’s in the fourth.

Hosted by Women R.I.S.E (Rising In Success & Entrepreneurship), this weekly coworking session brings together women entrepreneurs at Rayback Collective. The gathering begins with coffee and introductions, then transitions into open coworking time for focused work and conversation. Attendance is free and drop-in friendly. Look for the group at one of the large tables. Women R.I.S.E also organizes monthly networking events that feature educational guest speakers.

Star Wars: Shatterpoint open play and weekly league meet-up welcomes players of all experience levels. Bring a painted or unpainted army and face opponents from across the Denver area in this Star Wars skirmish miniatures game. League participants can complete their weekly match or play casual games with friends. If you are new to Shatterpoint, a demo set is available so you can try the game. This is open play with no entry fee and no tournament structure, just relaxed games at your pace. League fees are collected once at the start of the season, and registration for the current league is available.

At Erie Community Library, Code Club welcomes students in grades 3 to 8 to explore beginner-friendly programming. Participants use tools such as Scratch and Fiero Code, work alongside peers, and strengthen teamwork, creativity, and problem-solving through hands-on challenges. Sessions take place on the first Thursday of each month and are open to all experience levels, whether you are just beginning or building on what you know. Attendees may bring their own laptops, and a limited number will be available. No registration is required, and the aim is simple... build, create, and have fun with code.

An open play session for Star Wars: Unlimited that suits both competitive and casual participants. Connect with players from across the Denver metro for matches, and stay in touch with the community through the 5280 Unlimited Discord to coordinate games.

A fun weekday evening farmers market that supports Colorado farms and businesses. It serves Erie and surrounding communities with a vibrant, welcoming marketplace aimed at serving vendors and shoppers alike.

Now in its 11th season, this downtown Erie farmers market highlights fresh-from-the-farm produce, local vendors offering artisan foods along with arts and crafts, and live music. The market offers a variety of vendor stalls to explore, with nearby breweries, restaurants, and shops providing additional options in the area.

People + Produce partners with the City of Thornton to bring a farmers market to Carpenter Park featuring fresh local produce, tasty food options, artisan makers, and live music. The Farm Bar offers a relaxed spot to unwind as you explore. Pack a reusable bag, arrive hungry, and enjoy a laid-back outing with friends or family. Admission and parking are free, and leashed dogs are welcome.

Contribute your time by helping assemble life-saving kits. Snacks will be available for volunteers. For more information, call 303.363.3077 or email projectconnects@adamscountyco.gov.

Connect with Warhammer 40K hobbyists from across the Denver area for relaxed open play set in the grim darkness of the 41st millennium. Bring a painted or unpainted army and find opponents for league matchups or casual pick-up games. Tables are available for both full Warhammer 40,000 and Kill Team. There is no entry cost and no formal tournament format, just friendly games and time to socialize at your own pace. League participants pay once at the start of the season.

Grills fire up at Lucky’s Market for a summer series featuring chef-inspired meals straight from the flame, paired with flavorful sides and a refreshing drink. The vibe is pure backyard barbecue without the cleanup. Enjoy free live music and free games, and connect with featured vendors and community nonprofit groups. Weekly updates are shared on Facebook.

A family friendly pop up market brings together talented artists, farmers, musicians, chefs, makers, and entrepreneurs for Boulder County residents and visitors. It takes place in an indoor and outdoor community setting in the heart of the North Boulder Art District, as weather allows. The aim is to support local shopping while giving artists, makers, and creative entrepreneurs a platform to sell their work and grow their small businesses. August vendors included Family Learning Center, Susan Steckler, DOPAMINE design studios, Warrior Storyfield, Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, Max Geiger, Shawnasaur Art, Whispering Willows Jewelry Creations, Clair Huffine Art LLC, Marianne Weingroff Photography, Jake Snow Art, Tempted Tummy Bakery, Scribble Art Workshop, Twisted Creations LLC, and Joshstoosfineart. The venue is provided through a partnership with Thistle.

Facilitator Leanne Holitza leads a mediumship experience focused on connecting with spirit guides and sensing subtle energy. Participants learn how to tune in to their own energy, then Leanne connects with each person’s guides and provides an individual reading. Readings are shared aloud, so everyone hears one another’s messages, and many find the collective focus makes the guidance relevant to more than one person. The pace can be lively, with messages arriving in pieces or all at once as different guides step forward. The setting is intended to feel safe and supportive so participants can relax and receive.

Boogie Machine turns the spotlight on 1970s disco with a four-member tribute that mixes dance floor classics with a splash of funk and rock. Big hair and custom throwback costumes set the mood for a lively, interactive performance that gets people out of their seats and onto the dance floor.

Congress The Band leads a night at The Fox Theatre with Sunkissd and Words of Mouth on the bill. This is a general admission show and is open to all ages, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. Fans of The Stews, The Bends, Winyah, West 22nd, moondoggy, Arcy Drive, Penelope Road, Briscoe, Marfa, The Moss, or flipturn are highlighted as likely matches for the sound and energy of this lineup.

Rainforest Yoga offers an hour of practice in a lush, nature-inspired setting at the Butterfly Pavilion. Move through poses amid vibrant plants and fluttering butterflies while connecting with fellow yoga enthusiasts from the community. All levels are welcome. The focus is on releasing stress, unwinding, and finishing the class feeling renewed.

Attendees can admire a variety of vehicles at this car show. Registration is $20. Trophies will be awarded to the top ten entries, and dash plaques will be available. Food and a band help create a lively atmosphere that is enjoyable for everyone.

This two-day symposium with Cody Harrison introduces a clear training philosophy and approach through lectures, real-time demonstrations, rider instruction, and extended Q&A. The program focuses on sparking inspiration, sharpening the eye for correct work, and deepening understanding of sound training. It is suitable for those just beginning with classical principles and for those already continuing their study, offering a welcoming setting to observe, ask questions, and learn without riding. Participants of all levels are welcome. This is an auditing-only format priced at $150 for both days, and capacity is limited.

At Dharma's Garden, this weekly gathering invites people to slow down, reconnect, and enjoy time on the farm. The experience moves from contemplative practices such as walking meditation, Qigong, and mindfulness, to movement including yoga and dance, then into community singing, and finally a bring-your-own picnic lunch. Attendees may arrive and depart at any point. Different teachers and facilitators lead each week, creating new experiences within the same simple rhythm.

Live music sets the tone for a lively spread that includes a wide variety of produce, baked goods, and favorites like cheese curds.

The Louisville Farmers Market enters its 18th season with a mix of familiar vendors and new additions ready to support weekly groceries. Enjoy live music, grab something to eat, and shop for fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, honey, and more. The market has been named Colorado’s top farmers market for three straight years in the People’s Choice awards from American Farmland Trust and the Farmers Market Coalition.

This in-person Death Cafe at East Simpson Coffee Company offers a welcoming space for open conversation about mortality. Participants are invited to share and listen as the group explores death, dying, grief, caregiving, end-of-life planning, and beliefs about what comes after, all in a respectful and kind setting. The intent is to recognize death as a natural part of being human, which can encourage a more present approach to everyday life. Attendance is limited to six people and an RSVP is required so space can be reserved, reminders can be sent, and event details can be shared. Please do not arrive without confirming a spot. Guests are encouraged to support the host cafe by enjoying coffee, tea, or a sweet treat during the discussion.

The Shelby American Collection marks its 30th year with a festive Colorado car show and party celebrating Ford’s legacy and the historic 1966 finish at Le Mans. Expect a day filled with rare vehicles, rich racing history and a welcoming community vibe. Guests can meet notable members of the Shelby American team, enjoy autograph sessions and hear from guest speakers. The show offers opportunities to display Shelbys, Mustangs and other standout collector cars. A catered dinner, open bar and a commemorative event poster are included, and a special sweepstakes drawing adds to the excitement. Children 12 and under attend free. Car show space is limited and available on a first come, first served basis, and dedicated parking is provided for trailered vehicles.

A Teej celebration geared toward women features a DJ and raffles, with dinner and one drink included. Tuki Teej-4 For Nepal presents a festive night of music and celebration.

An evening of classic rock tributes at Nissi's Entertainment & Events features Crazy Diamonds, an ensemble of eleven seasoned musicians and vocalists devoted to the timeless catalog of Pink Floyd, and special guest Steel Monkey honoring Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull. Launched by Kenny Peralez and Thomas Gronberg out of a long-standing admiration for the Tull sound, Steel Monkey currently includes Thomas Gronberg on flute, vocals, and guitar, Kenny Peralez on electric and acoustic guitars, Ron Blechman on keyboards, Dan Crecco on drums, and Rick Franz on bass. The performance centers on authentic interpretations that showcase the distinctive textures and musicianship of these influential bands.

Black Flag appears at The Fox Theatre in a show presented by 88.5 KGNU and Paradise Found. It is a general admission event and is open to all ages, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. Recommended for fans of The Vandals, Diesel Boy, NOFX, Circle Jerks, Pennywise, Bad Religion, Guttermouth, Screeching Weasel, Descendents, Dead Kennedys, Adolescents, and T.S.O.L.

Rainforest Yoga at Butterfly Pavilion is a one-hour class that centers on a nature-inspired practice among exotic plants and graceful butterflies. It focuses on refreshing both mind and body while offering opportunities to connect with fellow yoga enthusiasts in the community. All experience levels are welcome. The session encourages participants to release stress, relax, and leave feeling reenergized.

A casual, drop-in workshop at Flipside Theatre invites sketch writers to test half-formed ideas and unusual scenes, developing material that may later be performed at the venue. Attendees can bring notebooks or laptops and any concepts they want to explore. Bringing lunch is welcome, and concessions sell drinks, popcorn, and candy. The session occurs on the first Sunday of every month. Flipside Theatre is in the Superior Marketplace near Target, parking is free, and the bright yellow Flipside sign makes it easy to find.

Discover birdwatching in a welcoming setting created for beginners. Experienced birders will be present to share tips and help you spot and identify birds. No sign-up is needed and you can stop by any time. Meet at The Shack at Greenlee Wildlife Preserve on Waneka Lake's north shore at Waneka Lake Park.

At Relish Food Hall in Louisville, a laid back Puzzle Social brings together puzzle fans to relax, grab a snack, and connect over shared challenges. Settle in for casual puzzling with 300 and 500 piece options provided, or bring a favorite to work on with others. Wooden puzzles will be available courtesy of Puzzle Jam Inc. Give puzzle chess a try with rules ready to go, test your skills in a speed round solo, with a partner, or in a team of four for bragging rights, and visit the swap table by bringing a few puzzles to trade. Puzzle a little or a lot, the atmosphere stays low pressure and all about the fun of puzzling.

Sunflower Club is an open mic centered on creativity and consciousness, offering a welcoming space where anyone can share. It champions the idea that making art is a human birthright, not a privilege reserved for professionals, and places the emphasis on how creativity supports well-being rather than on being technically perfect. Participants are invited to explore what is within and give it voice, regardless of experience or perceived talent. This open forum embraces many forms of expression, including poetry, music, dance, and storytelling. The atmosphere is inclusive, noncompetitive, and rooted in authenticity and openness, with everyone regarded as equal. Creativity is treated as a healing practice that helps release what is stuck, work through pain, and foster personal and collective care. At its heart, the gathering views art as a form of medicine for individuals and the wider community.

BIGFOOT METER blends progressive rock, narrative storytelling, and a touch of Dungeons and Dragons flair to create immersive tales set to music that moves from playful and reflective to intense and driving. After a string of shows at venues such as Muse Performance Space, Larimer Lounge, Globe Hall, and Enigma Bazaar, the group released a self-titled debut in September 2022. Their music has been highlighted by The Progressive Rock Journal, Rock Arte, The Progressive Aspect, The Rational Alchemy Podcast, and DPRP.net, where Owen Davies praised its energetic, hard-hitting sound. The band’s repertoire ranges from progressive rock to jazz fusion to heavy metal, often weaving multiple styles within a single piece. Influences include the symphonic sweep of Camel and Wobbler, the adventurous turns of Gentle Giant and Mr. Bungle, and the heavy tones of The Sword. They continue to perform throughout Colorado, unveiling new work that pairs vivid storytelling with intricate, challenging arrangements. The lineup features trumpet player Joey Blunk, saxophonist David Bernot, guitarist Connor Terrones, keyboardist Ryan McCurry, bassist Nate Marsh, and drummer John Sevy.

Offered in person or online, this weekly prenatal yoga class encourages a slower pace and an inward focus during a time of transformation. The practice weaves together breathwork, intentional movement, meditation, and elements of kriya to calm the nervous system, create space for reflection, and support mental and emotional preparation for birth and parenthood. All experience levels are welcome. Expect breath work, mantra, and mindful movement designed to enhance upper body mobility, build core strength, refine pelvic alignment, tone the pelvic floor, and encourage optimal fetal positioning.

This open play event centers on tabletop roleplaying, offering space to continue an existing campaign, start a fresh one with friends, or connect with other adventurers. Tables are available for a wide range of systems, including D&D, Pathfinder, Shadowdark, Genesys, Fate, and Dungeon Crawl Classics, with others welcome. There is no entry fee and no tournament structure, creating a relaxed, social atmosphere focused on play.

Motorcycle enthusiasts gather for a weekly meet at Romero’s K9 Club & Tap House, now the home base for this ongoing bike night. Riders on everything from classic cafe racers to modern liter bikes connect, trade tips, and check out each other’s machines in a laid-back setting. Amenities include parking with shade, a variety of beverages with nonalcoholic options, and small bites from the bar. Guests may bring their own food or have takeout delivered to the patio, with many nearby eateries to choose from. Attendance depends on the weather. Participants are expected to ride responsibly, respect the venue, and keep the upbeat vibe going throughout the season. Vintage builds are encouraged, and every kind of bike is welcome.

Compete in a Modern Magic: The Gathering tournament with a $10 entry fee. The event runs as a four round Swiss competition, capped to keep the length manageable. Players who finish with a winning record earn store credit along with bonus goodies. All matches are conducted at Regular Rules Enforcement Level.