Events in Loveland, CO

Celebrate Halloween on foot at Boyd Lake State Park with crisp fall running and family-friendly activities. Now in its seventh year in Colorado, this event offers five ways to participate. Choose the Heavy 5K, 10K, or 15K options, which cover 4, 7, or 10 miles, take on the 1 mile pumpkin run that involves carrying a pumpkin, or opt for a fun run for kids with 1 mile or half mile distances. The route follows smooth paved paths with a short off-road segment on the south loop, offering lake and wildlife views and no vehicle traffic. With no elevation gain, it suits beginners and runners aiming for a personal best. After the finish, enjoy pumpkin spice French toast and a beer garden.

The Greeley Farmers Market brings together fresh, locally sourced produce, baked goods, seafood, breakfast items, sweet treats, and more in one convenient place.

This CHJA recognized show at The Four Winds is supported by a USEF licensed "R" course designer and a team of experienced officials. Courses and operations meet standards common at many A+ rated horse shows across the country, with an emphasis on quality while staying among the most affordable competitions in Colorado. Horses arriving by trailer must have a health certificate and a current coggins. Policies may be adjusted in response to infectious disease outbreaks, so participants should check The Four Winds website and Facebook page for updates. These measures promote good horsemanship and help protect every horse on the grounds.

The Colorado Faith In Film Breakfast features Caleb Sprenger, a Christian creator on YouTube and a miniature hobbyist known for Boylei Hobby Time and in-depth videos that showcase the creative modeling process. He now works on his channel full time while also being a husband and father of two, and he encourages others to use their God-given talents, referencing Ephesians 2:10. The gathering takes place at ShineWorks Film School in Denver. Please RSVP so there is enough coffee and food by emailing stacie.graber@gmail.com or texting 979-571-1114.

This food focused event features area farms, locally made pantry staples, and local vendors offering ready to eat options. Live music fills the Community Pavilion each weekend. SNAP and DUFB are welcomed. Dogs are not permitted per the rental agreement with Denver Public Schools.

RachieRocks begins its fifth season at the University Hills Farmers Market.

Connect with friendly farm life during public hours. Get up close with the animals, visit the pumpkin patch to pick your own pumpkins, and wander through the Magical Halloween Forest. Chickens, peacocks, and ducks roam freely among visitors. Beyond the barns, discover playful features like an old airplane, sandboxes, bicycles, tree houses, playhouses, swings, and John Deere tractors. Check out the new play structures and race along the dueling zip lines. The event remains open in light rain. There is no food service, but water and marshmallows for bonfire toasting are available for purchase. Marshmallow toasting happens only when there is no Boulder County fire ban and when conditions are not too windy. Bringing a picnic to enjoy on the farm is welcome.

The Larimer County 4-H Carnival brings games, prizes, auctions, and a craft and vendor show to the Embassy Suites in Loveland. Both entry and parking are free. In advance, tickets sold by 4-H members cost $1 each and serve as entries for cash and door prize drawings. Each of these tickets can also be traded for two booth tickets at the carnival. On the day of the event, game booth tickets will be available for 25 cents each. Door prize drawings take place throughout the day at half-hour intervals, with winning numbers posted on a board. Cash prize winners do not need to be present to claim awards, which include one $200 prize, two $150 prizes, and three $100 prizes. A live auction will be held twice during the event. A craft and vendor marketplace will be part of the festivities, and vendors should apply only through the official website, ignoring unsolicited messages. Proceeds support the Larimer County 4-H Foundation, helping cover registration and travel costs for participants and leaders for member project expenses, livestock camps, Citizenship Washington Focus, State 4-H Conference, National 4-H Congress, Western 4-H Round-up, leadership and member development courses, and regional, state, and national competitions.

Open to everyone, whether you are just beginning Italian or speak it fluently. Spend time chatting in Italian and enjoy friendly company to kick off your Saturday.

Mall-O-Ween brings a family-friendly Halloween celebration to Town Center at Aurora with mall-wide trick-or-treating. Children in costume can visit participating retailers throughout the center to collect sweets and discover festive surprises. The festivities include costume contests, dance performances, local vendors, and a variety of free activities for all ages. Free admission keeps the focus on fun, whether you are showing off a creative costume, supporting small businesses, or enjoying the lively Halloween atmosphere. Vendors interested in participating can contact the Marketing Director at cthatcher@spinosoreg.com for details.

Cousins Maine Lobster rolls into Timnath for a Halloween stop at Timnath Beer Werks with a menu centered on fresh lobster rolls. Place a contactless order through the mobile app to move quickly through pickup for same-day posted events, then head to the pickup window at your selected time. App ordering opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous event has wrapped and may be limited or unavailable at times, but walk-up orders are always accepted at the truck window. Payment options include all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Use the app to join the loyalty program and collect points toward free food, or scan your app loyalty card at the window during checkout.

Abundant Life Church hosts a no-cost fall celebration with family friendly activities. Complimentary food and candy will be available, along with inflatable bounce houses for kids, classic car displays, and games suited for all ages.

The Alliance of Therapy Dogs will visit the store with their friendly pups for a relaxed meet and greet. No appointment is required. Walk in at your convenience to say hello, give the dogs some gentle attention, and chat with their owners to learn more about these compassionate companions. Guests of any age may find comfort in the calm, accepting nature of therapy dogs. Research points to potential benefits for autistic children and adults, including support for communication, boosts in emotional well-being, increased engagement, and help in easing fears. The Alliance of Therapy Dogs is an international registry of certified therapy dog teams that evaluates, registers, supports, and insures volunteers who share their dogs through animal-assisted activities. Its teams bring comfort in a wide range of settings, from airports to nursing homes and other care facilities, on college campuses, and even in private homes.

Fall fun arrives with Spooky Village, a free, family friendly Halloween celebration featuring trick or treating with Village at the Peaks merchants. Enjoy complimentary pumpkins while supplies last, a pumpkin decorating station, hay rides, crafts, face painting, balloon twisting, rides on the Goblin Train, a GIF photo booth with printed keepsakes, carnival games, mini golf, and live entertainment on the Village stage. See movie cars on display, including the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle van, the Batmobile, and Pizza Planet from Toy Story. Complimentary trick or treat bags are also available while supplies last. Chuck and Don’s hosts a pet parade at its store, welcoming costumed pets to participate while a professional photographer captures photos that will be shared on Facebook.

NOCO Tabletop brings a fright-filled afternoon to Foxfire Games in Fort Collins, featuring a lineup of self-contained horror tabletop adventures led by skilled local Game Masters. These quick one-shots offer plenty of chills in a single session and are welcoming to first-time players as well as veterans. Costumes are encouraged to heighten the spooky vibe.

Red Door Arts and more presents a Halloween Bash highlighted by a live performance from The Motors. The band brings a set of classic rock favorites to fuel the festivities and keep the celebration lively.

This first event of the year features candy for trick-or-treaters, an open walkthrough, a photo booth, and instant Polaroids. The walkthrough and Polaroid photos are available for an optional donation supporting Jared’s flight training funds. Display lights will be on.

The Damage Control Tour stops at The Roxy Theatre in Denver with Savannah Dexter headlining, joined by Justin Time and Strizzo. The show welcomes all ages, and tickets along with meet and greet options are available. Recent videos from Savannah Dexter include Hate Me and Unsturdy.

Aggie Theatre hosts Digable Planets on the Blowout Comb 30th Anniversary Tour, celebrating the trio’s landmark second album with a live set backed by their full five-piece band. Ishmael "Butterfly" Butler, Craig "Doodlebug" Irving, and Mary Ann "Ladybug Mecca" Vieira first broke through with the Grammy-winning Rebirth Of Slick (Cool Like Dat), bringing a jazz-laced hip hop sound that carried the single into the upper reaches of the Billboard Hot 100. Their debut, Reachin’, earned wide acclaim and RIAA gold, weaving intricate storytelling that ranged from neighborhood narratives to social issues, and the group marked its 30th year in 2023. They quickly followed with Blowout Comb, a vivid meditation on Black liberation that grew in stature over time and went on to shape generations of hip hop fans, young jazz players, and Afrofuturists. For this anniversary run, the group translates those sample-rich cuts into a contemporary live experience, balancing the spirit of the era with forward-looking textures and concepts.

Rosie’s Barbershop & Bar transforms into a Halloween haunt in downtown Loveland with costumes encouraged. DJ TIMBR delivers eerie, dance-ready tracks to keep the floor moving, and the bar serves Halloween themed cocktails throughout the evening. Expect a playful blend of spooky atmosphere, festive sips, and a lively dance floor.

Scrumpy’s sets the scene for a night of performances that range from show-stopping to playfully offbeat. Whether someone loves belting power ballads or rallying a group singalong, the stage is open to all. With hard cider flowing and a crowd eager to cheer, it offers a welcoming spot to step up to the microphone and have some fun.

Shadowgrass brings an evening of live music to The Ogden Theatre in Denver, joined by special guest John Mailander's Forecast. This event is open to attendees 16 and older.

Electronic producer Whethan brings the WAREHOUSE.WAVS Tour to Mission Ballroom in Denver, presented as a 360 show for an all-around live experience. Admission is limited to guests 16 and older.

Show up in full costume or come ready to celebrate. Costumes are encouraged and good vibes are required. Bring your Halloween spirit for a party to remember.

Jason Leech presents The Phantom’s Revenge at The Bluebird Theater in Denver. This event is open to guests 16 and older. Tickets in the General Admission area use tiered pricing, and every tier provides the same level of access. Multiple GA price levels may appear at the same time, and tiers that sell out may no longer be available to choose.

Wednesday 13 brings the Shocktober Blood Tour 2026 to The Federal Theatre, joined by Dead on a Sunday and Above Snakes. This Denver stop features a multi-artist lineup with the headliner and guests sharing the stage for a live concert.

Latin Nights brings a live DJ to Agave Underground on Saturday nights, filling the space with Latin music for a lively evening out. Share drinks and light bites with friends while you enjoy the sounds. Admission is free, and no registration is required.

Halloween at Star Bar brings back MLC’s tradition of playing this spot. The night features standout costumes, friendly people, and an upbeat atmosphere for a big time.

This free improv comedy jam is hosted by John Clayman and Ed Bryan. There is no charge to attend.

The Johnstown Saddle Club presents a fall-themed fundraising day at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Indoor Arena, keeping the action going rain or shine. Riders can compete in Barrels, Speed Barrels, Flags, Dash, Poles, Streaking Poles and Keyhole, with a free Turkey Trot fun class added to the lineup. Entry is $10 per class with a $10 office fee, and registration accepts cash or checks only. Prizes will honor the top three overall highpoint competitors in each age group, with custom buckles for overall winners and mule tape rope halters plus Whinney Wear gear for second and third. An all-ages Best Sweater contest for horse and rider will be judged by a secret judge revealed at the event, and the winner receives a custom Sweater Weather Classic hoodie and bragging rights. Activities are planned for all ages. For information or questions, contact Kari Jolly at 303 884 7480.

A Denver market focused on local and organic offerings. It features abundant fresh produce alongside items from small-batch culinary artisans.

Experience Día de Muertos traditions from Mexico, Guatemala, and Ecuador through a variety of creative and cultural activities. An ofrenda will be on view in The Art Studio, kite making will take place in Joy Park, and a story time with special guest Elisa Garcia will add to the festivities. Outdoor flower exploration is planned in the garden, face painting will brighten Joy Park, and tastings will be offered in The Teaching Kitchen. Another story time in The Art Studio and a lively mariachi parade round out the celebration. All activities are included with museum admission, and members participate at no additional cost. Programming is subject to change.

A casual meet and greet for Colorado Jewish women takes place at Sipping N' Painting Hampden in Denver. Connect with a welcoming group of regulars, make new friends, socialize, network, and enjoy a nosh. Jewish women are welcome to bring friends. This gathering is for adult women; infants held in arms are fine, and the space is not child proofed for young children. This is a social hangout rather than an art class. Expect an ice breaker and a friendly discussion topic. A donation is requested to cover coffee, bagels, and juice. Refreshments come from The Bagel Deli, and those who keep kosher strictly may bring their own. Please avoid proselytizing, sales, or hidden agendas. Parking can be busy due to The Bagel Deli in the same strip mall, with additional parking available in front of Goodwill.

Enjoy a cozy handbuilding workshop that pairs creative clay work with a complimentary coffee or tea. Craft a personalized coffee mug from start to finish, guided step by step by an experienced ceramic artist. All supplies are provided, from clay and tools to glazes, and no prior ceramics experience is needed. Friends are welcome to share the experience, swap tips, and add plenty of laughter while you create. The cost is $50. Finished pieces will be fired and ready for pickup in approximately 6 to 8 weeks. Enrollment is limited, so advance registration is recommended. Refunds are available in full up to 7 days before the start, 50 percent up to 3 days before, and are not available after 3 days or for no-shows. A minimum of two students is required for the class to run. For questions, contact Pottery Shop Captain Sima Pierce at pottery@tinkermill.org. TinkerMill members receive discounted class pricing and additional benefits such as independent studio access.

A pug play group held on the first Sunday will feature a Halloween theme. Costumes are encouraged, so dress to impress. Attendees may bring pugs, pug mixes, or pug friends to enjoy playtime together.

The Fort Collins farmers market offers Sunday and Wednesday market days, each with its own lineup of vendors. Sunday features 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, and Yummy Yummy Products LLC. Wednesday brings 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, and Yummy Yummy Products.

Enjoy a simple and classic lobster roll from the truck. Contactless ordering is available through the mobile app, with orders accepted for day-of posted events only. After placing an app order, go to the pickup window at your designated time. App ordering typically opens a few hours before each truck event once the previous event has ended. The in-app loyalty program awards points toward free food, applied automatically for app orders or by scanning the app loyalty card at the window. If app ordering is limited or unavailable, walk-up orders are always taken at the truck. Payments are accepted by all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Gather at Big Thompson Brewery for a relaxed genealogy get together focused on conversation and shared learning. There is no set topic or featured speaker. Bring a project you are working on, compare notes with other genealogy enthusiasts, and pick up new ideas along the way. A QR code is available for additional details.

Anti-MFA is a community-centered writing workshop that gathers at Wolverine Farm to build skills, share work, and read together outside traditional academic settings. It offers more structure and intention than a casual critique circle, with participants bringing original pieces for feedback alongside selected published work for group discussion. Preparation is flexible, and support is shaped by the people in the room. Poetry is the anchor, yet writers of every genre are welcome, and taking part does not require sharing your own writing. Feedback time may be limited, so priorities are set from meeting to meeting, with attention given to those who have not yet received notes, and larger groups may divide into smaller conversations as needed. The current theme centers on We by Layli Long Soldier, a book recognized on the National Book Award longlist by a recent MacArthur Fellow whose earlier collection, Whereas, earned significant honors. Discussion will explore what it means to be in community and in relation to family, nation, history, and language... how the English first-person plural invites inclusion, how the Lakota word Wé means blood, and how writers can address colonialism and the country’s history of what is shared and what is shed. Copies of We are available locally at Old Firehouse, Perelandra, and other neighborhood shops. If purchasing the book is a barrier, financial assistance is available at focopoetlaureate@gmail.com.

Audacious Immersive hosts a weekly story time at the Van Helsing Society where a new fantastical character steps from lore to read aloud to young audiences. Stories spotlight mythical creatures and legendary tales. Children explore folklore from around the world, encounter surprise puppet visitors, and enjoy a cozy, participatory reading experience. Attendance is free.

Enjoy a casual Sunday afternoon of chess in a relaxed, drop-in format. Tables with chess sets will be ready to use, and bringing a personal set is welcome. There is no formal instruction, but a variety of chess books will be available for anyone interested in improving their game. These sessions take place on select Sundays throughout the year.

At Boettcher Concert Hall in Denver, the Colorado Symphony presents a colorful Día de Muertos celebration for audiences of all ages. The concert blends music with storytelling, featuring a narrated tale, vocal performances, and a costume contest. The program invites reflection on how we remember and honor loved ones through sound, with spooky fun favorites from The Nightmare Before Christmas and The Addams Family, beloved selections from Coco, and the energetic spirit of Márquez’s Danzón No. 2.

Create a whimsical fall painting at Studio Vino with Adorable Acorn, a cheerful scene centered on a large acorn topped by a golden oak leaf. Warm oranges, yellows, and browns set the tone, while playful green swirls and a softly textured background add character. An artist will guide participants step by step, from shaping the acorn to blending autumn shades and adding final details. No prior experience is needed, and there is room to personalize colors and brushstrokes. This all-ages session welcomes families, friends, and anyone seeking relaxed creative time. Studio Vino is a small, independent, family-owned studio that focuses on creativity, connection, and a friendly atmosphere with no pressure for perfection. Step by step instruction and a welcoming vibe are included. Pricing is 29 dollars per adult and 19 dollars for children 10 and under.

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with an evening focused on Indian culture and community. The celebration features dinner, Garba, cultural performances, a fashion show for all age groups, a Best Dressed Award, and raffle prizes. Attendees are encouraged to wear traditional or fusion attire.

A lively night of trivia unfolds at Punch Bowl Social in Denver, with prizes awarded to the top teams.

America's favorite quiz show brings its signature gameplay to Alamo Drafthouse in an interactive, team-based trivia event. Form a group of up to six and compete for prizes and the JEOPARDY! Bar League champion title. This is the official JEOPARDY! bar trivia experience, built for playing with friends instead of shouting at the TV. Seating is first come, first served, so early arrival is recommended to secure a spot to play.

Experience an Encore Dinner inspired by Feeding Beatrice, created in collaboration with the Aurora Fox Arts Center and La victoria healing kitchen, which is close to The Aurora Fox. This intimate, one-time gathering extends the performance into a culinary conversation, with a menu led by professional chef Rebecca Morgan, also known as Chef Bella B. Guests share the table with members of the cast and crew in support of the Aurora arts and culture community. A multi-course progression reflects themes from the production, including care, control, devotion, emotional labor, and intimacy. The meal begins with a simple bread and butter ritual featuring lightly salted butter, continues with a velvety root vegetable purée such as carrot or parsnip finished with an olive oil drizzle, moves to a main course of braised chicken or a white bean stew with tender vegetables and herbs, and concludes with a choice of milk pudding or vanilla custard accented by nutmeg or citrus zest. The final menu may change based on seasonal ingredients and availability.

Ball Arena hosts The UGLY Tour featuring Teddy Swims with Allen Stone and MarcLo. The announcement also notes a general sale along with multiple presale options.

Geeks Who Drink is a lively trivia quiz in the Lyric lobby where teams test their knowledge in a welcoming, good humored setting. Each quiz features seven rounds with eight questions per round, covering topics such as geography, literature, science, sports, popular music charts, and television, with audio and visual components. Teams can include up to six players, and solo participants are welcome and can be matched with a group. Top teams receive a gift certificate to The Lyric, with bragging rights and pleasant surprises along the way.

Basement brings its cathartic, melody-rich rock to The Ogden Theatre in Denver, CO, joined by High Vis, Big Boy, and First Day Back for an all ages show. The Ipswich, England five-piece leans into raw energy and heartfelt introspection, channeling fierce guitar riffs, driving rhythms, and anthemic hooks shaped on the album Beside Myself, which explores anxiety, presence, and finding calm. The band features Andrew Fisher on vocals, Alex Henery and Ronan Crix on guitars, Duncan Stewart on bass, and James Fisher on drums. Ticket purchases are limited to six per household, and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

Teddy Swims performs at Ball Arena with Freak Freely. The show is presented by AEG. Pre-sale access is offered through Krystal 93 with the code LOSECONTROL.

Gain a clear introduction to mushrooms with a focus on functional and medicinal varieties. This discussion explores common uses, potential benefits, and the fundamental steps of cultivation. Presented at Orion’s Apothecary & Mushrooms.

Get individualized tech support for smartphones, tablets, and laptops on a drop-in basis. Assistance includes getting set up with apps such as Libby, Hoopla, and Kanopy, plus tips and troubleshooting suited to your device. If others are waiting, help is limited to 15 minutes per person. Held at Centennial Park Library.

Enjoy a welcoming game of Mah Jongg, a rummy-like tile game open to players of all experience levels. Regular games offer opportunities to exercise your mind, connect with others, and build friendships. For information about participating, contact the Church Office to be put in touch with the Fellowship Committee Chair.

Preschool children can learn, play, and sing during Musical Moments at the library.

Play and trade Pokémon cards in a casual setting. All ages are welcome, and new players can learn the game. Bringing your own deck or cards to trade is recommended. Participants under 16 must have an adult present in the room or building. Staff must approve all trades before they are finalized. Prize packs are available to participants who check in with staff and provide their Pokémon ID information, including account number, full name, and date of birth.

Meet Mountain View Elementary at the Five Star Expo and learn what sets this school apart. Visitors can connect with the principal, assistant principal, and a PTO representative, with a sign language interpreter available to support accessible conversations. The school will share its commitment to an inclusive environment where every student experiences meaningful learning. Highlights include a Deaf and Hard of Hearing program that centers Deaf culture and connection, a problem based approach to mathematics that develops critical thinking, collaboration, and confidence, and a strong sense of community supported by an active PTO, family events, schoolwide celebrations, and partnerships. Discover how this Bighorn community helps students learn, grow, and belong.

Periphery’s A Pale White Dot US Tour welcomes guests of all ages. Bags measuring up to 12" x 6" x 12" are permitted and will be searched before entry. Non-clear bags may receive an additional search. Support acts and set times are subject to change without notice.

The Firehouse offers a weekly, open-studio life drawing session coordinated with Art of Modeling. Poses range from brief gestures to 15- or 25-minute studies, giving artists the opportunity to practice in their own style. This is not an instructor-led class. Charcoal and paper are provided, though bringing your own drawing or water-based materials is recommended. Chairs and tables are available, and artists may bring an easel. Participants are responsible for cleaning their area afterward. Space is limited, and discounted pricing is available for Firehouse Artist members. Model schedules may change based on availability.

Weekly rehearsals provide time to practice competition songs and repertoire.

Enjoy West Coast Swing, also known as Modern Swing, with lessons followed by dancing. Classes are offered at three levels, with advance approval required for the Level 3 class. The cover includes both a lesson and dancing. No partner is required, and casual dress is welcome. This is a 21-and-over event at the Stampede, a country-western-themed nightclub with a dance floor, bars, and a restaurant.

A blues jam hosted by Little Moses Jones at The Speakeasy, featuring live blues music and musicians. Bring an instrument or your voice to sit in, or come listen and enjoy the music.

Connect with other Game Masters to prepare upcoming Dungeons & Dragons sessions, get advice on balancing encounters, and talk about recent games. The gathering takes place at The Love Shack, where mocktails are available. When the downstairs dungeon room is available, the group meets there, and the room can also be reserved for home games.

Brand New takes the stage at The Mission Ballroom in Denver with a fierce live presence and emotionally charged songwriting. Expect an evening of alt rock, dynamic performances, and crowd fueled moments as the band draws from its influential catalog.

Enjoy a free weekly Denver comedy night hosted by Orin Be. The evening begins with a showcase featuring local and traveling comedians, with a few surprise bucket spots, before opening up to an open mic and late-night comedy hang. Comedians can sign up to perform. The venue offers free parking and inexpensive drinks.

Brand New performs in a general admission and reserved seating configuration. General admission tickets provide first-come, first-served access to the floor and bowl areas. Reserved tickets offer seating in the East or West Balcony sections, with access to nearby bars and exclusive restrooms. East and West Balcony ticket holders can also access the general admission areas, according to their ticket type. Ticket resale through AXS Resale is not immediately available and may become available later.

Experience an evening of live music featuring Austin Giorgio, known for his performances and captivating vocals.

The Lab is a bachata social designed as a welcoming space to practice, experiment, and grow in your dance. Dancers of all levels and backgrounds can work on their technique, creativity, and confidence while connecting and collaborating with others. The donation-based event invites participants to contribute what feels right, and attendees agree to the Anti-Harassment Policy and Photography & Video Consent when entering.

Enjoy a free horror mystery movie, with a suggested $5 donation or concessions available for purchase. Popcorn is also available.

Browse the Loveland West Farmers Market at West Loveland Jax, featuring a Tuesday farmers market.

A storytime tailored for babies under two, featuring short books, bounces, songs, and finger and foot play rhymes for babies and their grown-ups.

Explore mobility, flexibility, and movement both seated and standing in a chair yoga session led by Angie Noe, Yoga Therapist. The session is open to everyone, and registration is required.

Enjoy a morning of bingo with $2,000 in payouts each session and additional chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machines are available for $25 to $88. Players must be at least 8 years old. If the session is a Must Go, players must be at least 14.

The Rotary Club of Longmont holds weekly meetings featuring a speaker from the local community.

Explore creative building with LEGO bricks. Try the monthly challenge or craft your own design at your own pace. All bricks are supplied, so just bring your imagination. Geared toward children ages 6 and up, with accompanying adults welcome.

Learn about the LINC Industrial space, its safety requirements, and the tools available for use while beginning to make a wooden mallet. This training is required to make reservations for the space.

Enjoy an evening of family-friendly exploration at the Children’s Museum of Denver. Climb Altitude, take part in imaginative play at Fire Station No. 1, create in The Art Studio, and discover more throughout the Museum. Admission after 4 pm is $12.

Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry share the stage at Fillmore Auditorium for an all ages event. Bags up to 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches are permitted, all bags will be inspected at entry, and bags that are not clear may be subject to additional screening. Support acts and set times may change without notice. Ticket availability includes a public onsale along with presales for Citi cardmembers, Live Nation, Denver, the artist, and Spotify.

Take part in an open mic featuring music. Sign up in person to get a spot on the list.

Washington's FoCo hosts an evening featuring Pigeons Playing Ping Pong with Dizgo. The Baltimore quartet of “Scrambled Greg” Ormont on vocals and guitar, Jeremy Schon on guitar and vocals, Ben Carrey on bass and vocals, and Alex "Gator" Petropulos on drums and vocals continues its psychedelic funk journey with the eighth studio album Feed The Fire on No Coincidence Records, building on more than sixteen years, eight albums, and a long run of high-energy shows. The album embraces new creative partnerships, including a co-write on the title track with Wes Bailey of Moon Taxi, a lead vocal turn from Ben Carrey on Hit The Ground Runnin', horn features from Here Come The Mummies and West End Blend, and additional production color from Chalk Dinosaur on songs such as Twitch and Underworld. Tracks like Right Track, Fantasy, and Undivided reflect a focus on groove, texture, and forward momentum, while milestones from major stage headlining appearances to their fan-centered Domefest highlight the band’s evolving path. VIP packages include a general admission ticket, a personal meet and greet with a photo opportunity, an exclusive merchandise item, a commemorative laminate, the ability to shop merchandise before general entry, and early access to the venue.

This free board game meetup is open to all, and no experience or materials are needed. Bring a game to share or choose one from the extensive demo library. Staff and attendees may be able to teach games.

Recovery Dharma offers a welcoming space for anyone on a recovery journey. The gathering begins with a brief introduction, followed by meditation and voluntary sharing.

Karaoke Club is a hosted gathering with signups before the karaoke begins. There may be more rules to discover.

River Shook brings the country-rock spirit of Sarah Shook & the Disarmers into a new solo chapter, pairing candid songwriting with electric guitar, pedal steel, and a distinctive voice. Their self-titled debut explores love, freedom, work, relationships, and personal change through vivid storytelling and a blend of country roots and rock-and-roll energy. With a decade of stage experience, Shook is known for high-energy live performances that connect with audiences.

Enjoy a trivia night at Finn's Manor, with outdoor patio seating, food trucks, and a range of drinks. The game is free to play, and prizes are available to win.

Learn Sensual Bachata in a welcoming, beginner-friendly class designed for newcomers or anyone looking to strengthen their foundations. Step-by-step instruction covers basic steps and timing, lead and follow fundamentals, beginner patterns and turns, partner connection and comfort, and social dance confidence and etiquette. No partner is needed, and participants rotate during class to practice with different people. The first week is free, with no commitment or card required.

Enjoy a nostalgia-filled trivia night at Good Luck Club, a Y2K-themed spot. Prizes are offered each week, and a selection of cocktails is available.

Enjoy a lively night of drag entertainment and trivia challenges hosted by Brittany Blaze. Test your knowledge, compete for prizes, and enjoy all-you-can-eat nachos while playing. The event features Pride themes and is free to attend, with a two-drink or one-entree minimum.

Aggie Theatre presents Thee Sinseers as the Love Stories Tour comes to the venue. Led by bandleader Joey Quiñones and rooted in East Los Angeles, the group has been shaping a modern take on classic R&B and soul since forming in 2019. Their Colemine Records release, Love Stories, reaches beyond a tidy romance and explores what happens before, after, and in spite of it. The music leans into earthy textures, with upright bass and warmly driven guitars that nod to a sixties-inspired palette while remaining contemporary. The songs chase the rush and the heartbreak of relationships, then widen the frame to include family dynamics, tangled moments, and emotions that never fully settle. It plays like a long-held note finally shared, full of feelings that once went unspoken.

PJ Morton brings the Saturday Night Sunday Morning Tour to the Paramount Theatre. The show is open to all ages.

Lilyisthatyou brings The Flowers Have Feelings Tour to the stage, with James the Seventh also performing.

Build on your bachata fundamentals in an intermediate class focused on technique, partnerwork, and musicality. Practice combinations and smooth transitions, develop clearer lead and follow signals, and integrate body movement into partnerwork. The class also covers timing variations, accents, frame, preparation, hand placement, balance, control, and comfortable connection. It is suited to dancers who know basic timing, turns, and beginner patterns and are ready to develop their flow and confidence for social dancing. No partner is needed, and partners rotate during class.

Healing Warriors Program offers no-cost acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and Healing Touch Therapy appointments for veterans and their families at this satellite clinic. Services are available to all clients, with appointments tailored to participants in the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program and other clients. Eligible SSG Fox Program participants may schedule appointments weekly, while eligible non-SSG Fox clients may schedule one appointment per month and choose their preferred week.

Dance as a way to support your physical and mental health. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle. This free activity is open to all levels, and registration is not required.

Enjoy an interactive storytime featuring longer stories, songs, and movement, followed by a craft.

Hosted at Trinity United Methodist Church, JOY Fellowship is a complimentary monthly lunch for adults 55 and older focused on laughter, friendship, and community. Each gathering features a shared meal along with lighthearted activities, guest speakers, games, and conversation, creating a warm, relaxed setting to connect with others. Regulars and first-timers are equally welcome, with plenty of time to build friendships. For details, contact secretary@tumc-loveland.org.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga session led by instructor Obe Ariss in the creative setting of the RiNo Art District. Classes are generally held inside the covered, shaded, cooled Truss House, with outdoor sessions possible when the weather is suitable. Bring your own yoga mat, and water will be provided. Donations are welcome to support RiNo Art District’s nonprofit work and free community programming. Check in at the RiNo Art District Welcome Center for that day’s yoga location within the ArtPark.

School-age children and their parents can take part in engaging crafts designed to spark meaningful conversations and foster family connections.

The Dahlia Campus Food Pantry offers fresh food choices in a welcoming and respectful setting. It supports people enrolled in services at WellPower and residents of Northeast Denver. Enrollment in WellPower services is not required to access the pantry.

Sample flavors from around the world as each month spotlights a different culture. Each session offers a snack to try, activities tied to the theme, and music from the featured culture.

At LINC Library Innovation Center, young coders ages 9 and up build skills through guided lessons in Scratch, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and more. Using Fiero Code, participants create games, animations, and websites, then apply what they learn through hands-on exploration with a range of technologies. Attendees must be able to use a keyboard and mouse, read, and type independently. Seats are limited, and registration is preferred.

Teen artists ages 12 to 18 can explore drawing, painting, doodling, and collage during Sketch Club at Carbon Valley Regional Library in Firestone, CO. Bring a favorite pencil along with plenty of ideas, then settle into an hour of open studio time that mixes fresh creative prompts, friendly contests, and opportunities to learn and practice new techniques. The focus is on experimenting, building skills, and having fun while making art alongside peers.

Explore watercolor over three relaxed sessions centered on an autumn landscape. Designed for ages 10 and up, this workshop welcomes complete beginners as well as those with some experience. The schedule allows for drying time and steady progress so no one feels rushed. Step by step instruction covers fundamental techniques and how water and pigment work together, with guidance on applying each concept to a personal painting. The instructor brings more than 20 years of watercolor practice and 10 years of teaching experience. All supplies are provided, including quality paints, brushes, and paper, so participants can focus on learning. The studio environment is calm and supportive, with an emphasis on building skills and artistic confidence. Students may bring a water bottle and a snack. The classroom is located in a basement with stairs and is not handicap accessible. Younger artists under 10 may be considered after a conversation with the instructor to confirm readiness. Class size is capped at 12 and requires a minimum of 5 participants. The studio opens 5 minutes before class begins. Refunds are available relative to the first session: a full refund for cancellations at least one week in advance, a 50 percent refund for cancellations 4 to 6 days in advance, and no refunds within 3 days of the start.

Put the books aside and practice real conversation at a free French club designed for intermediate and advanced speakers. Sessions take place in Fort Collins on the first Wednesday of each month and are conducted entirely in French. Expect two hours of easygoing, full-immersion discussion that focuses on real-world speaking. There are no textbooks, only friendly conversation and camaraderie, with the possibility of some French wine.

Enjoy a casual gathering for handbuilding ceramics, open to participants of all experience levels. Beginners can follow demonstrations, or participants can work on their own projects. The class includes up to five pounds of clay and bisque firing for finished pieces. Fired work can be picked up to paint at home or brought to another Play with Clay night for glazing. Handbuilding projects only. Children 14 and under must attend with an adult who is paid and participating. Cancellations made with less than 48 hours’ notice are not eligible for a refund.

Enjoy a blues jam with the Bluez Catz. Bring an instrument to sign up and play with the band, or relax and listen to the music. Food and drinks are available from Miss Krissy's.

Enjoy an evening of modern board games, good food, and opportunities to meet new people at Grimm Brothers Brewhouse.

Explore the history of Black cowboys in Colorado and around the world through a presentation by Acoma Gaither, Emmy Award-winning public historian and Associate Curator of Black History at History Colorado. The presentation is part of the Aurora History Museum’s November Speaker Series. Tickets cost $5 for adults and $1 for children, and are free for Aurora History Museum members.

Access free legal advice from volunteer attorneys through a clinic covering topics such as divorce, custody, probate, wills, power of attorney, housing, finances, and more. Call 303-936-2688 for more information.

Enjoy an evening of dancing and country music at Stampede, with free line dancing lessons led by Laurie Burkhardt and a different theme each week. The night also features a lively atmosphere for a ladies’ night out.

Learn about MARPE, an airway-focused treatment option for sleep apnea, during a free educational dinner hosted by Rebis Health. Jen Kirkham, VP of Clinical Operations, and Dr. Dave McCarty, Chief Medical Officer, will explain what MARPE is, how it works, and how it differs from nightly symptom management in clear, accessible language. Each guest will also receive a complimentary nasal breathing function assessment for a closer look at their own airway.

Play Disney Lorcana with fellow Illumineers in constructed format. This intermediate-level event welcomes new players who have a deck and know the basics. Players and staff can teach the game, and an introduction can be discussed by email. Play consists of three Swiss-paired rounds, with each round best-of-three. Promos and prizes are available, with packs or gift cards awarded to top finishers based on attendance. Participants need an account on the Ravensburger Play Hub.

Enjoy a free trivia night at Danico Brewing, with beers and prizes up for grabs. Teams are limited to five people or fewer.

Enjoy a night of trivia hosted by Denver Trivia League, with brain-teasing questions across a wide range of topics. Bring your team, grab some beers, and put your knowledge to the test.

Bring your friends for trivia with Liam, featuring a burger night special: enjoy any burger and add a half pour for a dollar.

Settle in for a free surprise film selected by staff, members, and others. The movie changes each week, so the screening is always a wild card. Purchasing concessions helps support the free events.

Donavon Frankenreiter brings soulful music and feel-good vibes to a live performance.

Learn the basics of line dancing in a class for absolute beginners and beginners. Drop in and pay only for the classes you attend. Open to ages 9 to 99, with different fees for community residents and non-residents. Contact Sara before your first class for the gate code.

Confused by your tech? Get straightforward help for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other devices. Receive guidance that makes the digital world easier to understand.

Get help making sense of the digital world. Stop by with questions about smartphones, tablets, laptops, or other devices.

Enjoy bingo sessions featuring a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500. Players can also take part in Plinko for a chance to win prizes, including promotional items and discounts on future sessions. Additional offerings include pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, daubits, board games, and a snack bar with fresh, cook-to-order entrees. Proceeds support Colorado Youth Basketball and opportunities for local kids to play basketball.

Enjoy a friendly game of bridge with players of all skill levels. New learners can receive training, and the group welcomes opportunities to make friends while enjoying a mentally engaging, social game. Contact the Church Office to be connected with Terry Shores and Doreen McDonald.

This fundraiser at Slick City invites attendees to enjoy slides and laughter while supporting Fox Hollow Elementary School. A portion of tickets purchased during the event will be donated to the school, helping fund students and programs. To participate, purchase tickets online in advance or mention the Fox Hollow Elementary School Fundraiser at the front counter when buying in person. Families and friends can have fun together and make a difference at the same time.

Get hands-on with digital music production using Soundtrap. Build a track with thousands of loops, or program your own beats and melodies using the beat maker and piano roll to craft something original. Create a piece that reflects your style, then take home a recording to share with family and friends. This session is recommended for ages 12 and older. No prior music experience is needed. Learn at your own pace with support from staff. Registration is preferred.

Enjoy a dinner featuring 12 oz prime rib with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad for $28.95. A NY strip steak with the same sides is also $28.95, or choose beef tips and noodles with garlic bread for $19.95.

Students in grades 3 through 8 explore coding with accessible tools like Scratch and Fiero Code while learning alongside peers in a collaborative setting. Hands-on challenges foster teamwork and strengthen problem-solving and creative thinking. This program welcomes all experience levels, whether you are just beginning or building on what you already know. Participants may bring their own laptops, and a limited number are available. No registration required. Expect opportunities to build, create, and have fun with code.

A group gathering for anyone who has taken at least one Access Bars or Access Body class to exchange and contribute to one another, increasing the potency for everyone.

All My Senses, Francis Toy, Slag, and Dumb Luck perform live at Sound Bar.

The Denver Ballet Guild’s annual fall fundraiser features entertainment throughout the evening, including a special performance by Boulder Ballet, DJ entertainment, and live artist activations. VIP ticket holders can enjoy an exclusive cocktail hour featuring a special performance by Artistico. All tickets include reserved seating, heavy hors d’oeuvres, and a hosted bar. Vibrant black tie is the dress code.

Enjoy a lively Vegas-themed evening featuring a live Elvis impersonator, casino games, a magician, a tarot card reader, a dance party, a DIY craft station, and massage chairs. Guests can browse and shop from artisans, take part in giveaways and drawings, and enjoy drinks and appetizers. The first 50 attendees receive a free gift. Budget Bucks members have access to a VIP section with complimentary drinks and appetizers, no waiting in line, and four times the points on purchases during the event. New members can sign up at the store. The event also supports Project Warm-Up of Northern Colorado, with cash donations receiving an extra raffle ticket.

Blippi and Meekah take the stage at Greeley’s Union Colony Civic Center with an all-new Be Like Blippi tour production filled with upbeat music, comedy, and surprises. Families can clap, sing, and dance along to favorites including The Excavator Song, Monster Truck, Dino Dance, and Curious Like Me. This interactive adventure encourages kids to move, play, and explore, sparking curiosity throughout the audience.

Conversations with kids can stall in familiar ways, like a quiet car ride that ends with a one word reply or a mention of friend drama followed by a quick dismissal of every suggestion. In this talk, American author and public speaker Rosalind Wiseman, known for Mean Girls and Queen Bees and Wannabes, offers parents and educators practical approaches to move past those stuck moments by looking at the patterns that drive them. The session explores the unspoken habits and assumptions you absorbed growing up, sometimes called your invisible operating system, and how they influence the way you talk with young people. It shares recent research on how youth view their relationships with adults, what sparks their motivation in and beyond the classroom, and why they may push adults away right when support is most needed. Attendees learn to trade well meaning phrases that shut conversations down for language that opens them up, to put clear guiding principles to work right away, and to coordinate with the other adults in a child’s life so everyone uses a shared approach.

Enjoy a lighthearted bingo night with Jared, featuring the chance to play for a winning bingo card and savor delicious lagers.

Test your knowledge of music with a round of music trivia.

Kenny Garrett presents music from his multi-faceted album Sounds from the Ancestors, blending jazz, R&B, and gospel influences with a contemporary, cosmopolitan sound shaped by music from France, Cuba, Nigeria, and Guadeloupe. Inspired by the musical traditions of his Detroit hometown and artists including John Coltrane, Aretha Franklin, and Marvin Gaye, the album brings together inventive rhythms, improvisation, and emotional depth. Garrett is a GRAMMY Award-winning saxophonist and composer whose career includes work with Miles Davis, Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, and the Duke Ellington Orchestra.

This evening is open to beginners and experienced players for Magic: The Gathering Commander and casual play. No prior experience is needed, though basic knowledge of the game is recommended. Bring a Commander deck, or purchase an official preconstructed deck in store, subject to availability. New players can learn from staff or other players. The first and third Thursdays of the month are trading days, but selling cards in the store is not permitted. Registration for all Magic events at The Wizard's Chest requires the MTG Companion App. For after-hours events, arrive before the doors close at 7 p.m.

Learn Country Swing in a fun, easy lesson at Tom Davis Saloon in Loveland. No partner is needed, and the lesson is a great way to get ready for a night of dancing.

Put your general knowledge to the test at a weekly trivia night at Table Public House. Play for free, enjoy food and drinks, and compete for prizes awarded to the top teams.

Enjoy a lively trivia night hosted by Lulu Krystals, with a special guest host, Jessica L'Whor, on one of the evenings. Bring a team and compete for prizes awarded to the winning teams.

Explore Brazilian Zouk with a beginner-friendly class designed for newcomers, with no partner or prior experience needed. Class topics rotate monthly and include rhythm, flow, space, and embrace, followed by social dancing with a DJ. On First Thursdays, a bonus room is open for fusion dancing, and light snacks are available.

Held monthly on the first Thursday, this Yamuna Body Rolling event takes place at Sweet Be Wellness Spa in Greeley. Admission is $25 per person, and registration is available.

Enjoy a free, open-level dance lesson, with no experience or partner required. After the lesson, stay for social dancing to a mix of salsa, bachata, and more. Song requests are welcome, and food and frozen margaritas or cider are available.

Ian Bagg performs live at Comedy Works Downtown.

Rising country artist Cody Hibbard brings a no compromise spirit to Moxi Theater, channeling hard-won stories and straightforward energy. Expect selections from his forthcoming release Long Ride In A Short Bed, ranging from the pounding Set In My Ruts to the tender Backroad To Heaven, all delivered with a focus on honesty over industry expectations. Moxi Theater offers an intimate setting for up to 360 guests with professional sound and lighting and a full-service bar. Nearby dining includes Tres Amigos and Stella's Pinball Arcade & Lounge, located next to the venue. Reserved tables are available for a premium view, and attendees of all ages are permitted when attending responsibly. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

Parra For Cuva brings the NACAR Tour to Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom, with a support performance before Parra For Cuva takes the stage.

MARIS performs at Lost Lake. Advance tickets are $22, and the event is for ages 16 and older.

Experience the range of Denver’s improv community as performers take the Chaos Bloom stage. Each week features a mix of independent teams, Chaos Bloom house teams, instructor and student groups, and class showcases.

Marketplace Events is a large vendor show at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, offering a lively marketplace with many vendors to discover.

That Rock Guy makes its first appearance at the Denver Christmas Show with a showcase centered on rocks and minerals. Attendees will find mystery boxes alongside mineral specimens at booth 1442. The event takes place in the LVC Building at the National Western Center in Denver.

Explore custom 3D printing and engraving, browse printed items, and find gift ideas such as hat patches. Custom designs and orders for Christmas will also be available.

Celebrate creativity at the Tagawa Gardens Arts and Crafts Festival, a three day showcase of local makers and artists. Browse fine art, handcrafted treasures, seasonal decor and gifts, take home foods, clothing, and more while getting a head start on holiday shopping. Admission is $6 and is valid for all three days. Children 12 and under are free, and veterans receive free admission.

Toddlers can move and wiggle during this lively storytime, featuring books, singing, and dancing.

This 50th anniversary retrospective examines the history of the Big Thompson Canyon and the catastrophic 1976 flood that claimed 144 lives and affected thousands of residents and families. Through photographs, maps, recovered objects, and oral histories, the exhibit explores the tragedy and the efforts of local organizations and neighbors to support recovery, while honoring those who were lost and reflecting on the community’s resilience.

Celebrate the grand opening of Tropical Smoothie Cafe by stopping by to say hello and enjoy fresh smoothies, wraps, flatbreads, bowls, and more. Families and friends are welcome to take part in the celebration.

Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and fun for children ages 0–5 and their grown-ups. The program is followed by social time to stay and play.

The Mile High Holiday Mart is an annual shopping event presented by the Junior League of Denver. General admission tickets are $10.

First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Greeley highlights local artists and makers working in a variety of mediums. On the first Friday of each month, downtown businesses turn into spaces for art and creativity, featuring pop up installations, interactive moments, and live experiences. Stroll from place to place, discover new work, and support neighborhood shops while taking in the energy of the community. Presented in partnership with Downtown Greeley, the City of Greeley, and the Greeley Creative District. Check back for updates as details are announced.

Floral Alchemy is a debut solo exhibition presenting an immersive mix of paintings, photography, and botanical installations that trace a journey of creative transformation. Through exploration across different mediums and a spirit of experimentation, the work centers on turning limiting beliefs into possibility.

Downtown Fort Collins transforms into a lively gallery during a free, self-guided art walk that celebrates creativity, culture, and community. Stroll the Old Town streets at your own pace and explore more than 30 participating businesses showcasing local talent, from polished fine art to playful and quirky pieces. Connect with artists and fellow art enthusiasts, discover emerging voices, and find inspiration around every corner. Whether you are growing a collection or simply savoring the scene, this monthly experience offers a welcoming window into the city’s creative heartbeat.

Foxfire Games hosts a prerelease weekend for the Magic: The Gathering Star Trek set. Players can explore the new cards in a single player event with a $50 entry, as well as a 2-Headed Giant team event with a $65 team entry. Extra activities include showing off a 'Riker Maneuver' and a team cosplay contest, with a full booster box awarded to the winning team.

Alto Gallery presents a solo exhibition of new mixed-media works on canvas by Daniel M. Granitto, featuring an imaginative fantasy world populated by strange characters. The opening reception marks Granitto’s second solo exhibition at the gallery.

Explore the joy of creating a tiny ecosystem in a beautiful glass or clear plastic container. The workshop covers suitable plants, substrates, and materials for lasting beauty. Bring your own container or choose one available for an additional fee, then take your finished terrarium home.

Kenny Garrett presents music from his multi-faceted album Sounds from the Ancestors, blending jazz, R&B, and gospel influences with a contemporary, cosmopolitan sound shaped by music from France, Cuba, Nigeria, and Guadeloupe. Inspired by the musical traditions of his Detroit hometown and artists including John Coltrane, Aretha Franklin, and Marvin Gaye, the album brings together inventive rhythms, improvisation, and emotional depth. Garrett is a GRAMMY Award-winning saxophonist and composer whose career includes work with Miles Davis, Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers, and the Duke Ellington Orchestra.

This open mic welcomes storytellers, poets, musicians, comedians, scholars, and curious creatures to share performances inspired by myth, folklore, fantasy, or the supernatural. Contributions may be eerie, whimsical, academic, dramatic, or delightfully strange, with both human and nonhuman performers invited. Performers can reserve a limited 5–7 minute slot in advance, and additional standby spots may be released to those who arrive at the doors. Audience admission is free, and refreshments are available from the Society’s bar. Attendees are welcome to perform, observe, or discover what emerges from the shadows.

Two internationally touring folk and Americana duos, Flagship Romance and The Rough & Tumble, share the stage for a spirited show filled with four-part harmonies, memorable hooks, and laughter. Their collaboration brings together intimate yet universal songs and four accomplished musicians whose friendship is at the heart of the performance. Flagship Romance, the alternative folk duo of married singer-songwriters Shawn Fisher and Jordyn Jackson, is known for striking vocal harmonies, thoughtful songwriting, and energetic live performances. The Rough & Tumble, Mallory Graham and Scott Tyler, blend guitars, accordions, ukuleles, close harmonies, and unusual percussion in engaging performances shaped by candid storytelling and carefully crafted melodies.

TwoScoops brings a genre-blurring DJ set to The Caldwell as part of a partnership presenting live music showcases throughout the year. The Colorado-based DJ, producer, and event curator draws on turntablism and open-format mixing, moving among disco, house, hip-hop, breaks, UK garage, bass, and other styles to suit the moment. General admission is standing room only, with undesignated floor space available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Spend an evening hand building with clay and create a functional pottery piece for yourself or your partner. All materials are included, and wine glasses are available if you would like to bring your own drink. Wear clothes that can get messy, since clay can be muddy. Participants must be at least 14 years old, and anyone under 18 must have a legal guardian onsite. The instructor will glaze each piece, which will be ready for pickup in 6 to 8 weeks.

Explore how the spaces we create shape the way we listen. Featuring works by Caroline Shaw, Debussy, Radiohead, Beethoven, and others, this concert reflects on the structures where we live, gather, and experience music, inviting a fresh perspective on the built world.

Conductor Gemma New, the Colorado Symphony Chorus, and vocal soloists perform Mozart’s Requiem, a work whose mystery and legend deepen its meditation on mortality, fear, and transcendent beauty. The program also features Salina Fisher’s Kintsugi for Orchestra, inspired by the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, and Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin, an elegant memorial to friends lost in World War I. Together, the works explore fragility, healing, remembrance, and music’s power to console and uplift.

Colorado Youth Basketball hosts weekly Friday night bingo sessions at Turn of the Century Bingo in Aurora. Games offer a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500. The venue features a pickle bar with pull tabs and progressive pull-tab horse races, daubits, board games, and a snack bar with fresh, cook-to-order entrees. Progressive jackpot games and Super Bingo events typically take place during the first Friday session of the month. Proceeds support opportunities for local children to play basketball.

KRFC 88.9 FM presents Joanne Shaw Taylor with Bywater Call and The Buzz Brothers Acoustic Trio. Taylor will perform songs from her latest album, Black & Gold, which reached #2 on the Billboard Blues Album chart, along with new material from her upcoming release, The Trouble With Love. Her performance features guitar, soulful vocals, songs from earlier albums, and tributes to blues legends.

Daniel Donato’s Cosmic Country performs with an opening set from Rattlesnake Milk. The event is for ages 16 and over.

Trish Toledo performs with The Mañanas at The Federal Theatre.

Jammy Buffet is a live event at The Bluebird Theater for guests ages 16 and over.

Colorado’s premier improvised musical comedy team creates a full-length Broadway-style musical from audience suggestions, with live musical accompaniment. Each performance features a brand-new musical, and the show is now in its 20th year as Denver’s longest-running improv show.