Events in Larimer County today

Settle in at Bindle Roastery + Bakehouse in Fort Collins for a relaxed crafting meet-up centered on crochet and other portable fiber projects. Work on your current piece or try something new while enjoying coffee or a snack. The gathering is open to anyone seeking friendly conversation and creativity. It is located near the southwest corner of Harmony and Timberline, just southwest of the Cinemark theater.

Learn the basics of line dancing in a welcoming class tailored to absolute beginners and those just getting started. The class takes place at the Sunflower Active Adult Community Clubhouse and follows a drop-in, pay-per-class format. Sunflower residents pay $5 and non-residents pay $10. Participants ages 9 to 99 are invited. New attendees should contact Sara at 970-222-8384 before their first visit to receive the gate code.

The Windsor Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a ribbon cutting for ME Wellness, one of its newest members. The celebration offers a warm Windsor welcome and opportunities for community connections as ME Wellness is officially introduced to the Chamber.

This free self-defense seminar welcomes kids ages 4 to 15 and focuses on building confidence and practical skills to handle bullying. Taking place at a gym in Fort Collins, it features two simultaneous groups so participants can learn in an age-appropriate setting, with one session for ages 4 to 6 and another for ages 7 to 15. No prior martial arts experience is required. Children should wear comfortable athletic clothing and bring a water bottle.

Designed for those who have completed at least one Access Bars class or an Access Body class, this gathering focuses on trading sessions and contributing to one another in a supportive group setting. Participants share their skills, give and receive, and aim to increase potency for all through collaborative practice.

Playing It Forward, presented in partnership with Off the Hook Arts, is a Fort Collins benefit concert built around a simple idea... when artists, businesses, and neighbors work together, everyone moves ahead. This inaugural gathering supports beloved local musician Sasha Stone, recognizing her years of service through music and her dedication to graduate studies in Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. Proceeds help her reach the finish line while also sustaining Off the Hook Arts in expanding access to quality music education for kids and bringing electrifying live music to the community. The evening unfolds at Big View Studio, Fort Collins’ newest immersive venue. More than a traditional event space, it functions as a digital canvas where cutting edge projection transforms massive surfaces into vivid worlds of visual storytelling that surround the audience. Guests begin with a VIP reception paired with an immersive art experience, followed by a concert designed to celebrate collaboration and community. A professional house band donates its talents and welcomes a rotating lineup of Northern Colorado vocalists performing familiar favorites from past and present. Expect standout songs, inspired pairings, and memorable moments. Featured artists include Sasha Stone and The Sasha Stone Band, Elyse Miller, Laura Gippert, Peaches Embry, Taylor Shae, Nick Duarte of Post Paradise, Lid Dixon, Erik Lunde, Scott Von, and Steve Amedee, formerly of the Subdues. Sponsorship opportunities are available through Off the Hook Arts, with benefits that may include event tickets, reserved seating, logo placement, and recognition on site and online. The guiding spirit of the night is clear... we all rise by lifting others.

Thursday nights get a lively start with a country swing lesson at Tom Davis Saloon in Loveland. The session is designed to be fun and easy, making it a great warmup before an evening of dancing. No partner is required.

Enjoy a free, open-level dance lesson to get started, with no partner or previous experience required. After the lesson, the floor opens for social dancing set to a mix of salsa, bachata, and more. Requests are welcome. Bring an appetite, a taste for frozen margaritas or cider, and friends to share the evening.

Emo Homecoming returns with a tribute night where local acts perform cover versions of well known emo songs. The lineup includes Color Me Fatigued, Boy Sorority, Kevin?, and Surprise Soup.

Explore acrylic techniques in a Brushes & Blades class that centers on aspens in cool contrast. Create an 11 by 14 inch landscape using both brushes and palette knives, featuring three standout aspens in the foreground, layered skies in light blue, aqua, and turquoise, distant mountains, and a softly rendered forest in deep greens and gentle grays. The session emphasizes confident mark making, bold texture, and a fresh, contemporary color approach. Returning Brushes & Blades painters can revisit familiar methods with an updated palette, while newcomers receive supportive guidance throughout. All materials are provided. No experience is required. Open to ages 13 and up, and you will take home the artwork you create.

Terrific Toddler Storytime offers a lively, high-energy session created for little ones. Toddlers can wiggle and move while enjoying engaging stories that nurture development, plus lots of singing and dancing.

At Dunning Gallery, a 50th anniversary retrospective looks back at the Big Thompson Canyon flood of 1976, which claimed 144 lives between Loveland and Estes Park and affected thousands across the region. The story of the canyon before, during, and after the disaster is presented through photographs, maps, recovered objects, and recorded firsthand accounts. The exhibit also focuses on the cooperative spirit that emerged in the aftermath, highlighting how local organizations and neighbors worked together in recovery. A public opening reception accompanies the exhibition. It offers space to honor those who were lost and to reflect on the resilience that followed.

Admission is free for this home improvement showcase, where homeowners can connect directly with local and national vendors for expert advice, product comparisons, and ideas to bring projects to life. Whether the goal is a kitchen overhaul, a refreshed outdoor living area, or simple updates around the house, this event gathers the people and resources to help plan the next step. The Northern Colorado Home Show takes place at The Ranch Events Complex.

Learn to make your own pickled foods in a workshop that covers refrigerator techniques and water bath canning. Topics include relishes, salsa, chutney, and classic pickles.

Polaris' annual Fun Night offers a family friendly evening with games, food, and engaging activity rooms. The event features a student bake-off, a chili cook-off, and a silent auction. Tickets are available, with options to volunteer or to enter the bake-off or cook-off. Proceeds support student learning adventures and help teachers.

The Loveland Chamber of Commerce hosts its Annual Dinner at Embassy Suites by Hilton Loveland Conference Center & Spa, featuring dinner, opportunities to network, a photobooth, and a live reveal of the 2026 award winners. Sponsorship opportunities for 2026 are available to highlight businesses. For questions or more information, contact Dixie Daly at dixie@loveland.org.

Dean Delray takes the stage for a show that blends stand-up comedy with live music, creating an upbeat night of laughs and tunes. Expect a lively atmosphere with humor, songs, and positive energy.

A Halloween edition stained glass workshop at The Artisan Shop & Studio focuses on crafting a dramatic Vampire Lips suncatcher with sharp fangs and a small blood-drop accent. To make it a single-session experience, all glass pieces are prepared in advance, already cut and ground, so the hands-on time goes straight to arranging the design, applying copper foil, soldering, and finishing. Step-by-step guidance covers layout, foiling, soldering basics, cleaning and polishing, and attaching the hanger along with the dangling detail. Participants leave with a completed piece ready to display. This class welcomes beginners and includes all tools, glass, and supplies. The cost is $65 per person. Capacity is limited and advance registration is required to ensure a prepared kit for each person. Because each kit is custom made, cancellations within seven days are non-refundable, and registrations may be transferred to someone else.

Immerse yourself in a glowing fusion dance night that blends rhythm, style, and creativity. The theme invites Halloween-inspired looks that come alive under blacklight, including skeletons, demons, cyber creatures, neon makeup, glowing accessories, and other UV-reactive outfits. The evening begins with a lesson, then shifts into social dancing. Lessons alternate between new styles and technique. The instructor, class title, class description, and two DJs are still to be announced. This 18-plus event is priced at $10 for the lesson and dance, with a $5 rate for students or visitors from out of town. Volunteering provides free entry. Parking is available in the lot behind the building, and entry is through the south door marked with a Starlight Studio sign. Follow the signs inside to reach the space.

Natural Alternatives and Party Guru Productions present a night of boundary-pushing bass as brothers Yheti and Toadface team up for the Sleight of Sound Tour with support from Dank Frank and abasin. Known for a kinetic stage presence, the duo delivers a back to back set that blurs genre lines while pairing immersive audio with visuals they control live from the stage. Toadface launched his project in 2015, channeling a lifelong connection to gaming and virtual worlds into heady underground beats. His older brother Yheti has spent over a decade shaping an adventurous live show rooted in experimental, low end sonics. Each has built a devoted following through relentless touring and by steering clear of trends. For this tour they present an extended two hour AV performance, weaving in fresh material as new tracks and EPs roll out along the way. The run spans more than 25 dates across the United States.

A non scary, kid friendly version of an annual haunted house welcomes children to walk through and collect treats. The event runs alongside the Pumpkin Festival in Downtown Loveland, allowing families to pair trick or treating with the festival. Two Kids Day opportunities are offered, designed especially for younger visitors and their families.

Explore color on wool in a hands-on workshop led by instructor Christine Schneider. Participants will learn three different ways to dye roving and practical techniques to prevent felting. Each person will dye one pound of roving, enough to spin yarn for a vest or a small sweater. All essentials are provided by the instructor or West Wind Fibers, including dyes with necessary auxiliaries, printed guidance, and the fiber itself. The workshop fee is $125, with a $35 materials fee. Enrollment is limited to eight participants, and at least five registrations are required for the workshop to proceed. Early registration is encouraged. About the instructor: Christine has been immersed in fiber arts since childhood. She taught herself to knit in sixth grade, discovered weaving at camp in eighth grade, and in high school learned to spin while further developing her weaving skills. Largely self-taught, she has long experimented with color and technique, beginning to dye wool for her own sweaters around 1978 and continuing to refine her process. She plans projects first, then tailors dye methods to match her vision, and sees experimentation as central to growth and the joy of working with color.

At Avogadro's Number in Fort Collins, Italian speakers and learners of every level come together for conversation and camaraderie. Practice a bit of Italian, meet people with a shared interest, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere.

An adoption event is taking place at Pet Supplies Plus, featuring animals that are spayed or neutered, current on vaccinations, microchipped, and screened with appropriate veterinary tests. To begin the process, submit an adoption application through the rescue’s website. After approval, your application stays valid for a year. Approval also lets you place a no obligation hold on a specific animal for the event, ensuring you can meet and decide before other applicants. Approved applicants may connect with foster caregivers to learn more about an animal’s personality. Applications are not processed during adoption events, so plan to apply in advance. Reviews typically take about one to two business days, and an approved application is required to interact with animals at the event.

Explore three time-honored kitchen skills at Berthoud Community Library. Beginners will work through the entire sourdough journey, learning starter care, how dough behaves, and techniques for shaping and scoring loaves that can fit any schedule with tools already at home. The fermentation segment covers making kimchi or sauerkraut using garden or market vegetables, offering a straightforward process that may benefit gut health with a little patience. The pickling portion focuses on quick methods that do not require a water bath, adding bright, tangy flavor and helping extend the life of vegetables such as cucumbers and radishes. Instruction is led by Stacy Hanna for sourdough, Vickie Dunn for fermenting, and Emmy Ingham for pickling. The cost is $10.

Dish Creamery will serve frozen yogurt at the Wellington Business Center Trunk or Treat in Wellington, CO, featuring classic vanilla and chocolate with another flavor to be announced. Service will continue a little beyond the main festivities for anyone stopping by afterward. Complimentary stickers will be given to all trick or treaters.

Old Souls brings live music to Estes Park, led by Jenu Six and Chantal Lynn. Hailing from the North Georgia mountains, the duo carries a dive bar sound shaped by country roots and long stretches on the road. Their set turns weathered miles and ghostly memories into songs for seekers of something real, reaching honky tonk angels and sinners alike. It is raw storytelling with road-worn melodies, a reminder that the spirit behind these songs keeps on going.

MINI of Loveland hosts the 3rd Annual Halloween Drive-In Movie, with A Minecraft Movie lighting up the big screen. Watch from a MINI for an autumn night at the movies, complete with complimentary popcorn, candy, and other treats. Costumes are encouraged for all ages, and admission is free.

Spooky Singles Social at The Neighbor Fort Collins offers an offline night designed for singles to connect in a relaxed setting. Expect casual mingling, guided conversations, party games, a costume contest, and a DJ with an open dance floor. It is open to those interested in friendship or romance, especially anyone tired of ghosting and ready to meet face to face. Tickets are required and capacity is limited. Each ticket includes substantial appetizers, structured connection opportunities, eligibility for spooky giveaways, and a few fun surprises.

The DOSE, a psychedelic comedy show presented by Mishawaka, brings an immersive blend of stand-up, music, and visuals to Avogadro’s Number. Returning after a sold-out year, this edition features a curated lineup of national comedians with creator and host Steven Gillespie, known from Conan and Amazon Prime. The experience begins with a DJ set that pairs sound and visuals with vendors and live flow arts, continues into the comedy showcase with the DJ weaving in throughout, and concludes with an after-show dance party. Designed to set the mood for open minds and plenty of laughs, the night also invites festival performers such as jugglers, dancers, hula hoopers, and practitioners of sound baths to share their skills during the pre-show. Tickets include General Admission at $25 online or $30 at the door with first-come seating upon arrival, and VIP seating at $35 online only that guarantees spots in the first three rows. Groups selecting VIP can secure seats together by purchasing in a single order.

Karaoke takes center stage at Scrumpy’s, welcoming power ballad pros and group chorus enthusiasts to step up and sing their favorites. Hard cider is pouring, and a lively crowd is ready to cheer on every performance, from showstopping to delightfully off key.

This farmers market takes place on Sundays and Wednesdays and features a broad mix of local vendors. The Sunday market showcases Agustina's Mexican Foods LLC; Alpine Roots; Aspen Glo Tallow; Black Cat Bagel; Bridger Creek Coffee; By My Mother's Side; C & R Farms LLC; Canine Candy Biscuits; Chef Bonjour/PretzelCraft; Chef Sarah's Family Favorites; Colorful Colorado Creations; Crawford's Cottage; Dad's Wooden Spoon; Doughology; Eden Valley Farm; Elevated Elderberry; Esmeralda's Tamale House; Fisherman's Pride Seafood; Frosting; Happy Pupperz; Healthy Harvest; Herbal Mocktails; Homestead Ranch LLC; In A Pickle; Jimmie Lee's Chocolate; KC Fresh Flowers; Little Kettle Corn Co; Miller Farms; Morning Fresh Dairy; Morton's Organic Orchards; MouCo Cheese; Pain Wizard LLC; Papa Joe's Local Honey; Pope Farm's Produce; Stopini Pasta Sauce; Sunray Natural; Sweet European Treats Inc; The Bigglesworth Sausage Company; The Bread Chic; The Connelly Creamery & Coffee; Wagner Land & Cattle; What the Fudge Co., LLC.; Whiteside Honey LLC; Wild Wiggens Homestead; Willow Creek Mushrooms; Yummy Yummy Products LLC. Wednesdays feature C & R Farms; CASA of Larimer County; Chef Bonjour/PretzelCraft; Chef Sarah; Colorado Early Colleges; Doughology; Eden Valley; Esmeralda's Tamale House; Healthy Harvest; Homestead Ranch; In a Pickle; King Pappys BBQ Sauce; Miller Farms; Morning Fresh Dairy; MouCo Cheese; Nina's Icees; Pain Wizard; Press Love Flowers; Sowing Seed Microgreens; Sunrise Ranch; The Bagel Cache; The Bigglesworth Sausage Party; The Bread Chic; The Jelly Lady; Trailhead Cookies; Trees, Water, People; Voulez Vous Chocolates; Whiteside Honey; Willow Creek Mushrooms; Yummy Yummy Products.

Fill-A-Bag Day makes it easy to refresh your shelves on a budget, with pricing set by the bag or by container. Browse a wide mix of pre-owned books, plus vinyl records, DVDs, CDs, games and more, all offered at low prices. Proceeds support the Friends of the Loveland Public Library and help grow library programs and services. Arriving early can help with the best selection. The broader sale also features a members-only preview session, with memberships available at the door, and a day open to the public.

A family friendly Halloween celebration on the Promenade features Colorado’s largest bubble tower, face painting, balloon twisting, adoptable pets, local vendors, live music, classic cars from Colorado Cars & Coffee, police cars and a fire truck. Special appearances include Slapshot from the Colorado Eagles and the Ghostbusters of Colorado United. Trick or treating is available at participating mall shops, and each child can receive a free pumpkin and a trick or treat bag while supplies last. Visit the main booth to pick up the children’s trick or treat bag, then explore the Promenade with trick or treating and a ghost scavenger hunt. Costume contests for pets, children, and groups take place during the event, and guests and pups are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes. The event participates in the Teal Pumpkin Project, with teal pumpkins marking stores and booth vendors that offer allergen free items for trick or treaters. One in 13 children has a food allergy, and many popular candies contain nuts, milk, egg, soy, dyes, or wheat. RSVP for a chance to win prizes, with winners drawn the week of the event and on site pickup available. All activities are participate at your own risk, and dogs must be on a leash at all times.

Fort Collins gets a visit from a lobster roll food truck with easy, contactless ways to order. Use the mobile app to order ahead and skip the line, then pick up at the designated window. App ordering opens a few hours before each truck event after the previous stop finishes, and it is available for same-day posted events only. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, place your order directly at the truck window. Payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Earn points toward free food through the app’s loyalty program, either by ordering in the app or by scanning your loyalty card at checkout.

Dish Creamery Frozen Yogurt pops up at Rise Artisan Bread Bakery in Berthoud for a year-end finale, marking the last pop-up of 2026. Flavors available include vanilla, chocolate, and cookie dough.

Create a seasonal nightscape at Studio Vino in Loveland, Colorado with an all-ages, instructor-led painting session. Participants will paint a silhouetted scarecrow beneath a luminous moon and a swirling night sky in rich blues, turquoise, and green, with bare branches, tiny bats, and a shadowed field. A Studio Vino artist provides step-by-step guidance, from building the moon’s glow to adding the final silhouettes, and no prior painting experience is required. Personalize the colors and details to make the artwork your own. The experience includes guided instruction in a relaxed, welcoming studio setting. Pricing is $29 per adult and $19 for children 10 and under.

King Orchard, Clay K, Mad Girl Love Machine, K8ie, Taylor Shae, Robin Lewis, and Who’s Dev come together for a singer songwriter showcase. Now in its sixth outing, the event highlights a range of acoustic sets from both new and returning performers, with art vendors on site. The focus is on up close performances and community connection, creating space for honest, vulnerable expression.

Geeks Who Drink brings a relaxed pub quiz to the Lyric lobby, pairing good company with brain teasing fun. Each game features seven rounds with eight questions per round, mixing formats that include audio and visual challenges. Topics span geography, pop culture, science, sports, and music, so both obscure facts and broad knowledge can shine. Teams may include up to six players, and solo participants can be matched with a group. Winning teams receive a gift certificate to The Lyric.

Preschoolers can enjoy a music-centered program at the Berthoud Community Library. Musical Moments supports early learning with playful activities and singing. It is created especially for young children.

Learn and practice gentle movement and flexibility while getting an introduction to foundational Aikido principles. The class welcomes participants of all ages and experience levels. It is designed to be accessible, offering a supportive space for children, individuals with mobility challenges, and those new to martial arts. This session takes place at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church in Fort Collins.

Enjoy a free screening of a horror mystery film. An optional $5 donation or a purchase from the concessions stand is welcome. The popcorn is touted as especially good.

A farmers market takes place at the West Loveland Jax location on Tuesdays as part of a weekly series.

Bouncing Baby Storytime welcomes little ones under two for brief stories, bounces, songs, and finger and foot play rhymes to enjoy alongside their caregivers.

Explore gel printing in a playful, hands-on class that celebrates surprise and experimentation. Working with acrylics, stencils, botanicals, found objects, and everyday tools, you will layer color, pattern, and texture to produce unique prints. After a brief demo to get you rolling, most of the session is open studio style so you can try ideas, follow happy accidents, and see what emerges. Expect to head home with a stack of vivid, richly textured papers that can shine on their own or be transformed into collage, mixed media pieces, greeting cards, and more. No prior experience is needed. All materials are included. Adults only.

Hosted by Jon Pickett alongside the Bird’s Nest staff, this evening features music, friends, and views of the mountains, plus cocktails or root bee, real beer, and pizza.

Hosted at Namaqua UU Congregation in Loveland, this Recovery Dharma gathering welcomes anyone on a recovery path. Sessions begin with a brief introduction, continue with a short meditation, and then offer time for voluntary sharing. The setting is supportive and open to people at any stage of their journey.

Enjoy line dance instruction at The Boot Grill in Loveland, designed for beginner through intermediate levels and led by Sara Elder of Line Dance With Sara. After the lesson, continue with an open dance where the music is chosen by requests so you can practice new steps. This event is free to attend. Dinner is available beforehand at the venue.

Karaoke Club offers a chance to take the mic and sing. Talking about Karaoke Club is encouraged, and it unfolds in the Lyric Lobby with Daphne Starr hosting. Signups take place before the performances begin. There are more rules to discover, kept as a playful surprise for participants.

A local social focused on blues and fusion dancing takes place every second and fourth Tuesday. Participants gather to dance and share these styles together.