Free events in Lakewood, CO

Presented by Kaiser Permanente as part of Levitt’s free concert season, this Fiesta CO event features live performances by Mariachi sol De Mi Tierra and Chicano Heat. The concert welcomes all ages and will take place rain or shine. Admission is free with RSVP, with upgrades available.

RachieRocks marks the start of a fifth season at the University Hills Farmers Market. Look for their return to the market as the new season gets underway.

Returning for its third year, the Jeffco Back to School Bash is a free gathering at Jeffco Stadium for Jeffco students, families, staff, and community members. Attendees can enjoy a day of fun and food while accessing back-to-school resources to help everyone get ready for the first day of school.

Serving as the official finale of Denver Days, this family-focused festival is free for Denver families and centers on preparing students for the new school year. More than 1,000 backpacks filled with school supplies will be available, along with helpful community resources, a clinic offering vaccinations and basic physical exams, and activities for all ages. With support from Goodwill of Colorado, students can customize their new backpacks at a dedicated station. Attendees can also enjoy live performances from Youth on Record and fresh haircuts provided by R&R Headlabs, all in celebration of community, culture, and opportunity as the school year gets underway.

Part of the Wheat Ridge Carnation Festival, this annual car show at Anderson Park in Wheat Ridge supports Wheat Ridge High School student clubs and organizations, with this year’s proceeds directed to WRHS Cheer and the WRHS National Honor Society. Spectator admission is free. Vehicle entries require a fee, and early registration includes special pricing. Enjoy vendors, food, rides, and live music. Registration is available online through the festival website or in person on the day of the event.

Enjoy music performed live and a splash area where children can cool off, plus a wide selection of fresh produce and baked treats that includes options such as cheese curds.

People + Produce brings the only farmers market in DTC back to Belleview Station for its sixth season, featuring fresh produce, local eats and coffee, and more than 50 makers and food producers. Browse farm-fresh Colorado favorites, savor breakfast tacos from Rosa Frida, and pick up weekly staples from Longmont Dairy, Spruce House Breads, Miller Farms, and others. Enjoy drinks and live music at Belleview Beer Garden along with time at the dog park, and explore additional shopping and bites around Belleview Station. It is an easy weekly stop to stock up, grab breakfast, bring the dog, listen to music, and support local businesses. Admission is free and dogs are welcome. Pack a tote and invite a friend. Street parking is complimentary, and the nearby lot is free for the first three hours then $1 per hour after that. Scan the parking QR code once to register your license plate and it should be recognized on future visits. RSVP is optional, with the choice to mark Interested or Going on Facebook or to secure a free reminder through Eventbrite.

A free comedy showcase in Denver brings together local and touring comics as they debut fresh material. Hosted at Eastfax Tap, it is part of Showcase Comedy Denver’s weekly live series. There is no cover charge, free off street parking is available, and early arrival is recommended for the best seating.

Enjoy a free weekly stand-up night in Denver as Showcase of the Mondays brings a rotating mix of local favorites and visiting comedians to Pete’s Satire Lounge. Presented as part of Showcase Comedy Denver’s ongoing series, this live show has no cover and offers off-street parking at no cost. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving early helps secure a good spot. For weekly lineups, updates, and sign-up details, check @orinbee and @showcaseofthemondays on Instagram.

Cochino Taco in Arvada hosts a free-to-play trivia game night featuring multiple rounds led by quizmasters and categories that span pop culture, history, sports, and science. Participants use their phones to submit answers and earn points, with a live leaderboard tracking standings throughout the game. Attendees can arrive with a group or join a team on the spot to collaborate for higher scores. Prizes are awarded to the top performers.

This inclusive board game meetup welcomes beginners and experienced players alike. No prior experience or materials are required, and both staff and fellow attendees are often happy to teach new games. Attendance is free and open to everyone. Participants can bring their own games or pick from an extensive demo library. For event-related questions, contact jacob@wizardschest.com or call (303) 321-4304.

Hopper's Sports Grill hosts a lively trivia night that is free to enter and offers chances to win prizes. Whether you arrive with friends, family, coworkers, or on your own, you can team up or play solo and see how your knowledge stacks up. Expect a casual atmosphere and a fun night of questions, friendly competition, and good vibes.

Scruffy Murphy’s Irish Pub presents a long-running, no-cover comedy open mic now hosted by Furious Jorge, bringing a Mexican twist to the stage. The night spotlights a mix of rising and veteran Denver comedians. Performers can sign up on site for 4 to 5 minute sets. Admission is free.

A no-cost improvisation workshop in Karma House's Headspace centers on story-first play rather than chasing laughs at all costs. Run by people who started Colorado's improv scene in the 1990s, it blends joking and clowning with occasional forays into avant garde techniques, all aimed at building compelling narratives. The emphasis is creative freedom for participants and the audience, and first-time attendees receive a complimentary drink.

Experience a peaceful evening of community connection and relaxation with a free sound healing gathering at Green Gables Park in Lakewood. The soothing tones of crystal singing bowls create calming, restorative vibrations that can ease stress and support reconnection with yourself in a natural setting. Everyone is welcome at no cost. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a yoga mat, blanket, or portable chair can help you settle in and relax. Friends and families are invited to share this tranquil space and explore the gentle power of sound under the open sky.

Trivia is back at Danico Brewing with lighthearted competition, prize opportunities, and fresh Danico beers to enjoy while you play. It is free to participate, and groups are encouraged to keep teams to five people or fewer to keep the fun and competition balanced.

Settle in for craft cocktails and tapas while taking part in a free trivia night at Olde Town Social, where teams compete for prizes.

This Back to School event helps families get the supplies their children need, along with access to community resources, raffles, and more. To receive supplies, bring one form of verification such as a school ID or a birth certificate, or have the child present. Donations of school supplies from the list can be dropped off at Servicios.

Kaiser Permanente presents Levitt’s season of free concerts, and this edition features Shwayze with Claire Wright. The performance welcomes all ages and will take place rain or shine. Free RSVP is available, with optional upgrades. Shwayze is an American artist known for fusing hip hop with alternative textures and an easygoing, coastal feel. His catalog spans upbeat sing-alongs and more reflective tracks shaped by personal storytelling. The recent album Shwaycation highlights his drive to explore new ideas while staying true to his signature sound, and he is also developing projects in television and film as he continues to build his independent career. Claire Wright, a Northern California native, refined her songwriting during years spent in Southern California and in Nashville. Influenced by artists such as Jack Johnson and The Dirty Heads, she blends country-style narratives with reggae-tinged production for a distinct voice that is her own. Her debut release on Ineffable Records includes collaborations with Iration and G. Love & Special Sauce, and she is earning recognition across the West Coast reggae community.

Settle in with a beer and test your knowledge with Denver Trivia League. It is free to play and open to everyone, with prizes for the top teams. Give trivia night a try and enjoy a relaxed evening of friendly competition.

Trivia night at Old121 Brewhouse welcomes teams to test their knowledge while enjoying the brewery’s offerings, with prizes up for grabs. There is no cost to participate.

Brotherhood of the Shell is a no-cost, peer-led support space for men, and a long-running gathering at The Karma House. It provides a welcoming, judgment-free place to connect, share experiences and resources, and speak openly about mental health, emotions, and everyday life. The emphasis is on community and honest conversation rather than recovery programs or any single issue, helping participants build friendships while challenging stigma through connection. The group is facilitated by Taylor, who guides discussion and holds space so participants can support one another. He is not a licensed mental health professional. A small business owner and dedicated advocate for self-development and mental health awareness, he draws on his own experiences with depression, anxiety, and alcoholism to foster a safe environment where men can exchange feedback, learn from varied perspectives, and explore practical paths through personal challenges. The aim is a community that encourages growth, healing, resilience, and thriving.