Events in Lakewood today

Mile High UFLI returns to Arapahoe County Fair Grounds, restoring a venue to the local flyball scene after a COVID-related interruption. Some of the new UFLI owners are expected to make an appearance. The fairgrounds offer ample camping for those bringing RVs and similar setups.

Create a personalized bouquet at a local flower stand while supporting a small business. Select from a variety of focal and filler flowers to design an arrangement that suits your style. Farm fresh eggs from their hens are also available alongside the blooms.

This session at Sloan's Lake in Denver features music streamed directly to personal headsets so each participant practices to a private soundtrack. The format blends a flow-based sequence with a brief dance break, followed by a slow, stretchy cool down. Headsets are reserved by purchasing a ticket on the organizer's website, with spots guaranteed once secured. Capacity has increased with new equipment and now accommodates up to 30 participants. Videos and an FAQ on the website provide a look at what to expect. Tickets are $20.

The Brass Armadillo is offering 20% off any individual item priced at $25 or more. This sale is a chance to pick up that special find you have been looking for.

Market in the Park brings The Aurora Highlands community together for a lively outdoor festival at Winged Melody Park. Expect a family friendly atmosphere with artisan makers, handmade goods, and local products that make it easy to support small businesses and uncover one of a kind treasures. A farmers market rounds out the experience with fresh produce and baked treats, alongside food trucks, sweets, and refreshing beverages. During market hours, the Winged Melody Park carousel offers complimentary rides for all ages, adding a nostalgic touch to the day. This market is part of a monthly series running from June through September, with plenty of opportunities to shop, snack, and enjoy the fresh air.

Take a guided walk through Kendrick Lake Park with the City of Lakewood's horticultural lead, Angie Carabetta. The park showcases xeriscaping in practice and serves as a demonstration garden for water smart landscaping, offering ideas for starting your own xeric garden or simply a chance to learn more about the site. Meet in the parking lot near the demonstration garden. Children are welcome and can enjoy the jungle gym afterward. Pets are discouraged for this event.

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.

Market at the Center is a monthly outdoor marketplace set in the Main Campus Plaza within the National Western Center. Local makers, food vendors, artists, and community organizations fill the plaza with booths, hands-on activities, and programming from CSU Spur. In collaboration with the National Western Stock Show and CSU Spur’s Second Saturdays, the market brings together families, entrepreneurs, and neighbors to discover new products, support small businesses, and connect in a lively community setting. Throughout the season, rotating themes add extra flair, including Mother’s Day and Mother Earth, Sprouting Sustainability, a Rubber Ducky Derby, a Back to School backpack giveaway, and a Made in Colorado food showcase.

70 West hosts a GriefShare Group that provides a caring setting for people mourning the loss of a loved one. The group is led by Sarah Abrose and Maryellen Stipe and welcomes anyone who has begun the journey through grief. Registration is available through the GriefShare website or by phone at 720 898-3208.

Arvada Marketplace hosts a family friendly bubble themed celebration filled with playful activities for children and adults alike. Explore bubble machines, a foam zone, giant inflatable slides, and hands on bubble science. Face painting and a live DJ with kid friendly music set the mood, with entertainment for all ages and opportunities to enjoy local shopping and treats.

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.

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.

Explore the Denver Art Museum’s campus on a 60-minute architecture tour led by specially trained docents. Learn how the museum’s three distinct buildings reflect evolving ideas about what an art museum can be. When weather allows, the experience includes time outside to study the exteriors as well as time inside the galleries. Tours take place on the second Saturday of each month. To begin, look for the docent in the Hamilton Building lobby. Groups larger than 10 are encouraged to arrange a group tour. Participation is included with general admission and is free for members. Photo by James Florio Photography.

Designed as a gentle monthly sanctuary for women, this circle invites slowing down, hands-on creating, and genuine connection. Inspired by SoulCollage and JourneyCircles, it uses simple collage and reflective practices to open space for insight and community. The experience blends mindfulness with expressive art, moving from grounding meditation to intuitive image-making and supportive circle sharing. It offers a safe, welcoming atmosphere to process and reconnect with inner wisdom while feeling a sense of belonging. No prior art background is required. It is not therapy or a formal class, just a warm place to create, share, and be together. All materials are provided.

Soul Sisters Studio is a calm monthly circle for women who want to slow their pace, make art, and build meaningful connections. Drawing on SoulCollage and JourneyCircles, participants use simple collage and quiet reflection to invite insight and a sense of community. No art experience is required. This is not therapy and not a formal art class, but a welcoming place to create, share, and be together. Hosted in Arvada at King of Glory Church. The cost is $40 for a single session, $105 for three, or $180 for six, and all supplies are included.

Settle into a gentle, guided meditation with Andrea that invites a pause from the noise and a return to inner stillness. Designed for both newcomers and longtime practitioners, this class meets each person exactly where they are. Through simple breath and mindful awareness, Andrea offers a calming experience that supports relaxation, presence, and inner clarity, with no pressure or expectations. This is a donation-based offering centered on accessibility and community care, providing space to slow down and leave feeling a little more whole. Expect compassionate guidance, a warm and judgment-free environment, support for all levels including if your mind feels busy, and a chance to reset the nervous system and reconnect. Bring yourself just as you are, with optional comforts such as a journal or water. The Karma House is a community-centered kava bar and gathering space rooted in connection, healing, and creative expression. It hosts events 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 encourage relaxation and connection. The Karma House honors these cultural roots and serves kava as a way to support grounding, presence, and togetherness.

Vibe Artisan Markets returns with a two day summer art fair showcasing a fresh mix of creators drawn from a community of more than 2,000 artists, so each market offers a different experience. Explore work from over 130 artists, makers and creatives, browse an art gallery highlighting local talent, and enjoy live music from DJ CYN. Refreshments include spring cocktails from Uncle Tim’s Cocktails at the Vibe Bar, globally inspired dishes prepared by chefs, and coffee from Astro Van Coffee. Admission is free, and the first 25 people through the doors on both days receive complimentary swag bags. The event is family friendly, held mostly indoors, and will go on in any weather, even if it snows. For safety reasons, pets are not permitted inside the venue during Vibe Fairs.

This monthly support group at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Denver offers a warm environment for people with limb loss and their families. Participants can share experiences, learn practical strategies for everyday life after amputation, and receive guidance from rehabilitation professionals focused on improving movement, autonomy, and self confidence. Caregivers and family members are welcome to take part, and RSVP is encouraged but not required. Open to the public, these in person gatherings provide education, emotional support, and steady connection to help individuals and caregivers navigate recovery together.

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.

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.

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.

Olde Town Arvada’s Second Saturdays brings a free summer music celebration that combines a street festival vibe with live performances on two stages. This edition features Deeply Rooted Music School Teen Band and The Doll House Thieves, with Ignatius Reilly headlining the Square Stage and Eric Golden Band leading the Bank Stage. Explore more than 50 artisan vendors, enjoy a variety of food trucks, sip local adult beverages, and let kids have fun in a dedicated area.

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.

Saturday nights at Teller’s Taproom are all about live music. This show spotlights Teague Starbuck as part of a rotating lineup that also brings in Rob Wivchar, James Hurtado, Rene Moffatt, Chris Koza, Yarrow, Chris Koltak, Josh Blackburn, Mark May, JJ Fraser, Alibi, Delta Sonics, and the duo Jon and Cynthia.

Spirit Ridge features JJ and Mikey performing melodic songs with rich vocal harmonies and engaging rhythmic interplay. Their set leans into a distinctive sound crafted to be both fun and memorable.

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.

Live musical performances take the stage at Misfits Sports Bar and Grill. Attendees can hear the music up close in a bar and grill setting.

Enjoy karaoke alongside pinball and classic arcade games. This karaoke and arcade party offers an evening centered on singing and classic gameplay, welcoming both seasoned karaoke fans and curious first-timers.

Rick Ross marks the 20th anniversary of his debut album, Port of Miami, with a formal black tie experience in Denver. The show features live orchestral arrangements by the Renaissance Orchestra and vocals from the Sainted Trap Choir, blending hip hop with the sound of a full orchestra and choir. As a special stop on the national anniversary tour, it presents these songs in a new concert setting, and guests are encouraged to wear black tie attire.

Eric Golden performs live, delivering traditional honky tonk country.

The FIXX takes the stage at The Ogden Theatre in Denver. This event is for ages 16 and over. Doors open prior to the performance.

Step into a fantasy realm inspired by tabletop adventures where a different hero takes the spotlight each week to face fearsome villains and unravel magical secrets. The journey is improvised, yet the dice still rule, and every roll can redirect the fate of the kingdom, the party, or a beloved NPC. See the story unfold in real time. The performance runs 60 to 75 minutes and is rated PG-13. A rotating cast 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.

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.

The TABS for Kids Golf Tournament offers a friendly day on the fairways with an organized round of golf for participants.

Support a local small business while crafting a custom bouquet at a welcoming flower stand. Browse a variety of focal and filler blooms to mix and match, and take home farm fresh eggs laid by hens.

Central Park Farmers Market is coordinated by Jarman and Co., bringing together vendors who offer Colorado-grown produce, fresh baked treats, specialty meats, and a range of gourmet goods. The market is rooted in a commitment to the local community, requiring that items be grown, raised, produced, or gathered by the seller in Colorado or in neighboring counties. When an item cannot be sourced within the state yet would add meaningful value, organizers review the vendor’s relationship with the producer and make a thoughtful, case-by-case decision, acknowledging that limited exceptions may occur. It is a welcoming place to find wholesome products while supporting nearby growers and makers.

Take your practice onto the water with stand up paddleboard yoga on Big Soda Lake at Bear Creek Lake Park in Lakewood, Colorado. Sessions focus on poses that build strength, balance, core stability, and flexibility while floating on calm water. All gear is supplied, making it approachable for beginners as well as seasoned practitioners. The blend of outdoor recreation and yoga fundamentals creates a peaceful, refreshing experience on the lake. Registration is handled through Rocky Mountain Paddle Board.

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.

Yoga Social hosts a weekly outdoor, all-levels yoga class in Washington Park in Denver. Expect a Vinyasa-based flow that connects breath and movement, with options for beginners and experienced students, led by rotating local instructors in an inclusive, community-focused setting. The class is donation based with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30, which supports instructors and helps keep wellness accessible, and everyone is welcome regardless of ability to pay. Bring water, layers, and sunscreen, and note that yoga mats can be rented for $5 on a first come, first served basis. Arrive a bit early for check in and waiver signing, and look for the yellow Yoga Social flag to find the group in the park. Many participants stay after class to connect with others and enjoy the lake.

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.

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.

This annual, family friendly outdoor celebration at Improper City highlights the flavors of Latin America with a curated lineup of food vendors from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. Lively Latin music and a selection of drinks set a festive tone, and there are plenty of choices for all ages, including desserts. Tickets or an RSVP are required for entry, and outside food or drinks are not permitted. Vegetarian and vegan options are typically available, while gluten free offerings vary by vendor. Pets are generally not allowed unless the venue specifies otherwise. By attending, guests consent to photography and video recording for use by the organizers, and all sales are final.

Magical Meet & Greets brings imagination to life at Town Center at Aurora with a special appearance by Chase and Skye from PAW Patrol. Kids can meet the characters, play, and pose for photos in the Lower Level Center Court, with interactive activities throughout. This free, family friendly event is part of the ongoing monthly series and is promoted as a pre-movie stop before a visit to Century Movie Theater for the new PAW Patrol film.

Psychic Medium Heather Hunter leads an intimate gathering focused on evidential connections with loved ones in Spirit. Expect messages that highlight personal memories, recognizable details, and the essence of personalities, often delivered with warmth and humor, and sometimes with apologies or accountability for past hurts. Heather weaves in clear explanations and stories about how mediumship works, the nature of the spirit realms, and the unique paths we walk both here and beyond. There is time for questions, including opportunities to engage with Heather and, when possible, with loved ones who come forward. Participants may also request insight and guidance about current situations and relationships, so having questions in mind can be helpful. Many attendees typically hear from a loved one in Spirit, although individual connections cannot be guaranteed. Each gathering is unique, shaped by the people present and the loved ones who step forward.

This dance class is led by Djeneba Sako. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable, movement-friendly clothing, and you are welcome to come with a friend.

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).

For anyone feeling socially depleted or overstimulated, this evening offers a calm refuge to rest and reset. Expect a cozy, low pressure setting with soft lighting and gentle lofi music. There is room to simply be, with no expectations and no required interaction, so you can recharge and settle your nervous system at your own pace. Bring favorite quiet pastimes such as reading, journaling, drawing or other creative work, silent gaming with headphones, or puzzles, or use what is available on site. Optional offerings include reflective writing prompts, a private station to release heavy thoughts that remains unread unless you choose to share, collaborative puzzles, and light snacks. Everything is optional, so take part as much or as little as feels right. The Karma House, a nonprofit kava bar and community space focused on connection, creativity, and healing, hosts gatherings that support both expression and rest. It is a sober-friendly space, not a sober space, and welcomes people from all walks of life. Kava, a traditional plant from the South Pacific used ceremonially to encourage relaxation and connection, is served with respect and intention in honor of its cultural roots. Arrive exactly as you are, get comfortable, and head out feeling more grounded. Admission is free.

Salsa & Bachata Sundays at La Rumba features DJ Noslen spinning Latin favorites throughout the night. Sharpen your moves with a bachata class led by Subbu and Reid, followed by a salsa class taught by Joseph Snowhawk. Cover is $10, or $15 if you include the classes.

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.

Pickin' on the Dead teams up with Breadbox for a patio set at Cervantes' Other Side. This performance brings both acts together for a live show in that space.

Passion Pit brings The Pretty Penny Tour to The Ogden Theatre for a general admission show open to guests 16 and older. Tickets use a tiered pricing model, yet all general admission options provide the same access. When a lower price level sells out it will no longer appear, and multiple price levels may be visible at the same time. Fans can begin transferring tickets one month after the public on sale begins.

DDRC is bringing friends and community members together for a memorable day of golf at Hiwan Golf Club in support of DDRC’s mission and year-round programs. The tournament focuses on teeing off for a cause with a strong sense of community. Registration is now open.

A season-long celebration honors the 130th anniversary with fresh experiences, lively activities, and delightful surprises throughout the summer. Expect animal birthday festivities, extended Zoo hours, member-exclusive offerings, special events, and more, with new discoveries unfolding all season. With so much happening, a single trip may not cover it all.

Experience a 60-minute class that combines Qigong and Taoist yin yoga, open to newcomers and those with prior practice. Qigong focuses on cultivating and guiding life energy for health, while Taoist yin yoga uses slow, traditional stretches to move chi through the body's energy meridians. The session begins with a calming meditation and several yin poses to help you settle in, then continues with Qigong practice. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. All other props are provided. The class takes place in the Sanctuary Room, a low-heat studio.

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.

An evening of tabletop fun and easy conversation at The Karma House features open play for all experience levels. Attendees can bring a favorite title, including card games like Magic the Gathering, or choose from a library of more than 40 classics and quirky picks. The gathering is hosted by Andy, a game enthusiast who brings people together for laughs and lasting memories. Kava is served in place of alcohol, offering a calm, social vibe. The Karma House is an alcohol free kava bar and community hub in Lakewood, CO, created to connect people through music, art, wellness, and shared experiences. It serves traditional Polynesian kava, a tea made from the root of the Piper methysticum plant, appreciated for gentle, grounding effects that support relaxation and connection. Drinks are prepared with care and community in mind so the focus stays on good company and great games.

The Lab is a bachata social designed for experimenting with movement and building confidence. It offers a welcoming setting to mix technique, creativity, and community, with space to drill, collaborate, ask questions, and dance with intention. Dancers of all levels are invited to bring their favorite moves, their curiosity, their friends, and a love for the dance. The focus is on meaningful connections with other passionate dancers and on sharpening social dancing skills in a supportive atmosphere. Entry is donation based, so contribute what feels right, and please note it is not a free event. By entering, attendees agree to the Anti-Harassment Policy and to Photography and Video Consent guidelines. Expect an upbeat, collaborative vibe where the chemistry on the dance floor takes center stage.

Enjoy lobster rolls from a visiting truck in Aurora. Contactless ordering is available through the mobile app when enabled, or place your order at the truck window. Payment options include all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. App orders are accepted only for same day posted events and open a few hours before each truck event after the previous event has finished. Pick up at the designated window at your chosen time. Use the app's loyalty program to collect points toward free food, either automatically with in app purchases or by scanning your loyalty card at checkout. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, orders can be placed directly at the truck.

New this season, Evening SUP Yin Yoga offers a calm, reflective approach to paddleboard yoga that emphasizes deep relaxation and mental clarity. The practice takes place primarily while seated or lying down on the board, so standing balance is not required. Each posture is held for several minutes to reach the fascia and other connective tissues for a thorough release. It is well suited to beginners and to anyone who prefers a gentle, low impact experience. You may choose to stand only while paddling to the practice area. Slow, sustained stretches support joint circulation and flexibility. With the lake’s subtle movement and the sun lowering, the setting helps soothe the nervous system and invites a renewed connection between mind and body. Registration is available through Rocky Mountain Paddle Board.

Unwind with a gentle yoga session focused on calming the nervous system. Slow the pace, soften tension, and take time to reconnect with yourself. This practice welcomes every body.

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.

Unwind with sunset yoga at Sloan’s Lake, part of the Yoga in the Park series hosted by Yoga Social. This welcoming outdoor class suits every experience level, pairing breath with movement in a Vinyasa-style flow and offering options for beginners as well as more advanced practitioners. Expect mountain views, fresh air, and golden-hour light, all within a friendly, inclusive setting led by rotating local instructors. The session is donation-based with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30, which supports instructors, staff, and community programs, and no one will be turned away due to inability to pay. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early for check-in and waivers. Bring water, layers, and sunscreen. Mats can be rented for $5 while supplies last. Look for the bright yellow Yoga Social flag near the trees by the water. After class, stick around to connect with others and enjoy the lake.

An open recovery gathering offering a compassionate, nonjudgmental space for anyone navigating a relationship with substances, whether sober, using, in recovery, or considering change. Facilitated by Kate and Lorren, two people with lived experience, the meeting is supported by one peer support professional and another working toward peer support certification, both with sustained sobriety. They cultivate honesty, humility, care, and warmth so participants can arrive exactly as they are. Each session provides time to speak, listen, and connect through personal stories and mutual encouragement. There is no need to label yourself, no expectation to have all the answers, and no pressure to share more than feels comfortable. The goal is to build connection, ease isolation, and support one another through community and shared experience.

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.

Performance High Pop Choir brings singers together to explore popular music, build harmony skills, and pick up core vocal technique without the cost of private lessons. Participants rehearse as a group and perform at showcases, with additional chances for pop up and flash mob appearances throughout the year. Rehearsals are social and upbeat under the guidance of experienced coach Joe Mondragon, with vocal warmups and focused coaching as needed, plus sheet music and recorded practice tracks to support learning between meetings. A hallmark of the program is custom arranging, where member song ideas can become new arrangements spanning current hits and beloved classics, creating a set list unique to this choir. Participation is open to ages 16 and up, all experience levels are welcome, and no audition is required. The choir runs year round for $37 per month, and attendance is flexible so missing a week for travel or holidays is fine. The first session is free to try with no obligation, and an RSVP is required.

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.

Toad the Wet Sprocket shares the stage with Augustana for a live concert at the Arvada Center Outdoor Amphitheatre.

Old 121 Brewhouse hosts a Daggerheart one-shot with a culinary twist, where players hunt fearsome creatures and turn their trophies into dishes for the Old 121 tavern table. Ready-made characters are provided, making it easy to jump into the action. Participation is limited to the first six players to arrive.

Part of the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour, SUGAR performs at Mission Ballroom with J. Robbins of Jawbox. This event is for ages 16 and over. SUGAR has partnered with PLUS1 so that $2 per ticket supports The Trevor Project and its work providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ+ youth. The show features a general admission setup alongside reserved East and West balcony seating. General admission tickets provide first come, first served access to the floor and bowl. Reserved tickets offer seated balcony access in the East or West sections with nearby bar service and exclusive restrooms, and all East and West balcony tickets also include access to the general admission areas. Access to specific areas is determined by the ticket type purchased.

Trivia Tuesday brings a spirited quiz night to The Karma House in Lakewood, with Kyle hosting rounds built around specific themes that inspire good-natured rivalry and plenty of smiles. It suits pop culture buffs, history fans, and anyone who is there for the atmosphere. The Karma House is a sober social lounge and community gathering place that focuses on connection, conversation, and plant-based alternatives to alcohol. Kava is featured, a traditional South Pacific root with centuries of use for relaxation and community bonding, offered with respect for its cultural heritage and an emphasis on education.

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.

Tarot and astrology sessions with Reese Quinn are available at Ritualcravt or online. Tarot readings are offered for 15 minutes at $35 in person only, or for 30 minutes at $60 and 60 minutes at $115 either in person or virtually. Astrology consultations run 30 minutes at $77 or 60 minutes at $122, with both formats available in person and online. A combined tarot and astrology session lasts 60 minutes for $144, and a grief-focused reading is available for 30 minutes at $67 in either format. Appointments default to in person unless virtual is selected. For astrology sessions, include your date of birth, exact time of birth, and place of birth in the notes. Reese, who uses she and they pronouns, is a tarot and astrology reader who calls herself a practical witch. Sessions are designed to help clients find clarity and a way forward by inviting deep reflection. Their approach draws on the intersection of astrology, cartomancy, and elemental practices, and their intuitive style is informed by queer, intersectional identities. Reese has stepped into crossroads work full time in devotion to Hekate and through a deepening ancestral practice. They have read with Ritualcravt for over two years and also identify as a tech witch, connecting with a wider community online. Their background includes study with Lindsay Mack and Pam Grossman, learning from respected Denver teachers, extensive coursework in tarot and astrology, and a 2021 to 2022 apprenticeship with Stefanie Caponi. Reese is pink-haired and tattooed, is a multi-passionate Libra sun with a Cancer moon, Aquarius rising, and a Scorpio stellium, and lives in Denver with a partner and a flourishing collection of houseplants.

Sidney offers donation-based Reiki energy work and intuitive tarot readings in The Headspace at The Karma House. These one-on-one appointments are tailored to each person, whether the intention is clarity, grounding, energetic support, or simply taking a quiet moment to breathe. Participants choose either a Reiki session or a tarot reading, and people are seen in the order they arrive. A sign-in sheet is posted at the entrance to The Headspace. Add your name and phone number, then a text will let you know when it is your turn. Contributions are by donation, with a suggested amount of 25 dollars. The Karma House is a social lounge centered on community, connection, and conversation. Kava is also available, a traditional ceremonial root from the South Pacific that has been used for centuries in Pacific Island cultures to support relaxation and a sense of community. Its cultural origins are honored, and it is offered with respect and educational context.

Unwind at Wine Down Wednesday, a relaxed mixer where conversation flows as easily as the wine. Whether you need to vent about a long day, take it easy, or simply enjoy a glass, it offers a friendly setting to network with West Metro Chamber members. Registration in advance is required and includes two drink tickets and appetizers. The fee is $20 for West Metro Chamber members and $40 for not-yet members. This series is supported by High Point Financial Group and MSP Shift.

This indoor shooting league event at Bristlecone Shooting, Training & Retail Center marks the first match of Series 2 and features a GSSF indoor league competition for the GLOCK community. It is open to GLOCK enthusiasts across all experience levels, from new gun owners to experienced shooters. To be eligible for prizes, contenders must compete in two of the three matches in this series coordinated by the host range. Registration is handled exclusively at the host location.

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.

A relaxed, reader-led book club gathers at The Karma House, an alcohol-free kava bar and community space in Lakewood, Colorado. The current selection is These Fragile Graces, This Fugitive Heart by Izzy Wasserstein, a noir-inflected science fiction thriller in which a trans woman navigates corporate intrigue, shifting identity, and the pull of community as her past closes in. Members propose titles, vote on what to read, and move through each pick at a comfortable pace. Selections span a wide range, including fiction, nonfiction, graphic works, memoir, self-improvement, and fantasy, shaped by the group’s interests from meeting to meeting. The Karma House centers connection through music, art, poetry, and wellness gatherings, fostering an inviting atmosphere. As a kava bar, it serves traditional Polynesian kava instead of alcohol, a beverage made from the Piper methysticum root that promotes calm and easy conversation, prepared with care to encourage shared moments.

Angine de Poitrine takes the stage at The Ogden Theatre. Attendance is limited to guests who are 16 years of age or older.

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.

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.

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.

Prime Rib & Steak Night highlights a trio of dinner choices. Choose a 12-ounce prime rib for $28.95 with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad. Opt for a New York strip steak with the same sides for $28.95, or go for beef tips with noodles and garlic bread for $19.95.

The Krank Daddies bring a hard-driving rock and roll set to Rockabillies. Sparked by Chops McClintock’s idea that began in 2000 and became a full-fledged band in 2005, they have since taken their show on the road, sharing stages with Motorhead, Social Distortion, Rob Zombie, and Reverend Horton Heat while performing at festivals and car shows across the United States. There is a $5 cover.

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.

Participants learn to craft a small bouquet of beaded blooms in this hands-on class in Arvada. Guided by inspiration from TeeLee Florals, they explore traditional and French beading methods, select from a wide range of colors, and shape a miniature arrangement. Finished pieces can be attached to a key ring, fitted with a magnet, or displayed as a desk accent, creating a keepsake that suits any style. All materials and instruction are provided, and attendees can make five or more flowers with no set limit. The session welcomes beginners, using beads, wire, and simple tools to keep the process approachable and satisfying, resulting in a bouquet that never wilts. Lucky One Crafts emphasizes community and offers a comfortable setting where conversation comes naturally, whether someone attends solo or with a friend. The experience also includes a $20 gift card to TeeLee Florals for flowers, home goods, plants, and gifts, along with optional founding membership in Lucky One Crafts that unlocks perks such as class discounts and free community events.

A weekly group bicycle ride for families meets at Ketner Park each Thursday, then heads out together.

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.

Old 121 Brewhouse’s new flagship location hosts trivia nights that pair brain‑teasing questions with beer and pizza.

Presented by Cervantes' and River Beats, this SHIFT event features DRRTYWULVZ with a secret guest. The lineup also includes EOS, Know Matter, Path of the Moose, and INQUUIT. It takes place at Cervantes' Masterpiece.

This seated immersive art experience reimagines Saint John's Cathedral as a vast canvas, telling a heartfelt story with light, large-scale projections, and music. Powered by advanced technology, it highlights the cathedral's architecture through sweeping visuals accompanied by an orchestral score. Welcoming people of all backgrounds, it celebrates creativity and community with an emphasis on inspiration, energy, and connection.

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.