Events in Loveland today

Explore a farmers market at the West Loveland Jax location.

Bouncing Baby Storytime invites little ones younger than two and their caregivers for a playful early literacy session. Enjoy brief, baby-friendly books, gentle bounces, lively songs, and rhymes that use fingers and feet, creating a shared experience that keeps both babies and adults engaged.

Beyond Blue Media is being welcomed with an official Loveland Chamber ribbon-cutting. The gathering centers on celebration and connection, bringing together local businesses, community members, and Loveland Chamber Ambassadors. Attendees can expand their networks, meet new people, and show support for a new member. This ceremony underscores how ribbon cuttings help welcome new members and unite the community in support of local business success.

Learn line dancing at The Boot Grill, then stick around for an all-request open dance to practice your moves. Instruction is designed for beginner through intermediate dancers and is led by Sara Elder of Line Dance With Sara. The event is free to attend. Guests may arrive early to have dinner at the venue before the dancing.

At Namaqua UU Congregation, this Recovery Dharma gathering begins with a brief 10 minute introduction, continues with a 10 to 15 minute meditation, and then devotes the remaining time to optional participant sharing. The meeting welcomes people at any stage of their recovery journey in an open, inclusive setting.

Poppy Pals offers a weekly volunteer morning created for moms in a friendly garden setting. It provides a welcoming space to pitch in on light projects, connect with other women, and give children safe, age-appropriate time in nature. All women are welcome, whether expecting, new to motherhood, or experienced. Volunteers help with gentle garden work such as weeding, harvesting, and beautifying. While the work gets done, little ones enjoy a planned nature activity or craft, and a small snack is provided. Plan ahead by applying sunscreen before arrival. Wear closed-toed shoes, bring plenty of water, and bring gloves if you have them, with extras available if needed. Please park along the gravel at the edge of the circle drive. Restrooms are not available, and a toddler potty is on site.

A lively storytime for pre-K children that features interactive read-alouds of longer stories, plus songs and movement. Each session concludes with a craft.

A weekly Wednesday gathering at Grimm Brothers Brewhouse brings people together to play modern board games, enjoy good food, and connect with new friends.

A beginner-focused line dance class is offered at the Sunflower Active Adult Community Clubhouse. It is designed for absolute beginners and beginner-level dancers. Participants between 9 and 99 years old are welcome. The format is drop in, so you pay only for the sessions you attend. The fee is $5 for Sunflower residents and $10 for nonresidents. For the gate code before your first visit, contact Sara at 970-222-8384.

Pub Theology brings Christians, atheists, agnostics, skeptics, seekers, and the spiritually curious to one table for conversations that tend to be richer than expected. This monthly gathering focuses on open, thoughtful dialogue about faith, doubt, philosophy, scripture, ethics, and life’s biggest questions. There are no lectures, no formal debates, and no pressure to have the right answers. Picture a relaxed Inklings-style meetup with less tweed and more craft beer. All perspectives are welcome, from deeply religious to deeply skeptical and everything in between. Settle in with a drink, share your perspective, and take time to seek, question, and wonder.

Every Thursday night, Tom Davis Saloon in Loveland offers a Country Swing lesson that is upbeat and easy to follow, a great way to warm up for an evening of dancing. No partner is required.

Celebrate the art of paper crafting at an expo dedicated to stamping and scrapbooking. The event takes place in the Expo Hall at The Ranch Events Complex.

Terrific Toddler Storytime offers a lively, fast-paced session where toddlers can move and wiggle while enjoying books to grow on, along with plenty of singing and dancing. It blends stories, music, and movement for an engaging experience tailored to active little learners.

Hosted at Dunning Gallery, this 50th anniversary retrospective examines the Big Thompson Flood, one of the deadliest natural disasters in Colorado history. Photography, maps, recovered objects, and oral histories explore the canyon between Loveland and Estes Park, remembering the 144 lives lost and the thousands of residents and families affected. The exhibit also spotlights how local organizations and neighbors came together in the recovery, offering a place to honor those lost and reflect on community resilience. A public opening reception is included among the exhibit events.

At Foote Gallery, this exhibition traces the evolution of marquetry, the art of composing images and patterns by inlaying thin wood veneers selected for their color and grain. It follows the technique from its early use in ancient Egypt to its flowering in Renaissance and Baroque Europe on fine furniture and interiors, at times incorporating materials such as ivory and mother of pearl. By the 17th and 18th centuries, artists were crafting scenes and portraits, particularly in France and Italy. The presentation also highlights how the practice endures today as both a meticulous craft and a form of fine art, uniting material, method, and imagination. Programming features a public opening reception, workshops that require registration, and demonstrations.

Cornerstone Cafe offers a $5 Fish 'n' Chips lunch special featuring crisp battered fish with fries served hot and fresh. It is a convenient pick for a quick meal, whether you are on your own or meeting up with friends or coworkers.

The second annual Harvesting Hope farm to table fundraising dinner in Northern Colorado focuses on uplifting support for cancer patients and their families through the mission of Believe Big. Guests can expect heartfelt stories from individuals whose journeys have been shaped by Believe Big and insights into the role of integrative care in cancer treatment. The evening features an organic farm to table meal, scenic views of the Colorado mountains, and time to connect with others who care about bringing hope and healing to those facing cancer. The program includes a community appeal that invites direct contributions to expand access to education, integrative therapies, encouragement, and other resources for patients and their loved ones. Those interested in sponsorship can email jennifer@believebig.org. Tickets are available for individual admission at $99, and a Table of Honor for eight is offered at $1,000.

Full Court Exchange is a free open play pickleball meetup that brings players and coaches on court together. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with friendly pointers, light challenges, and chances to connect with the coaching team during open play. Newcomers are encouraged to bring a friend, and regulars can stop in to play and catch up. Both members and guests are welcome.

Double Wide brings a 90s country celebration to Colorado Youth Outdoors, spinning crowd favorites from artists like Garth, Alan, Shania, Toby, and more while showing they are far beyond a typical cover act. The set mixes singalong hits with a full comedy show, keeping the laughs flowing right alongside the music. Pull on those Wranglers, lean into the throwback vibe, and settle in for a lively dose of country nostalgia.

The Loveland Orchestra presents a Tchaikovsky-focused program at Mountain View High School, featuring Marche Slav, the Romeo and Juliet Overture, and Symphony No. 4. A pre-concert talk is planned before the performance to set the stage for the music. Tickets are fifteen dollars for adults and ten dollars for students, and children twelve and under are admitted free.

Anchor Roofing & Solar sponsors a back to school cornhole tournament paired with a networking event, welcoming families, friends, and the broader community. Teams can compete for a cash prize, and there is a cut-off to enter the tournament. Food and drink trucks will be available, and there will be plenty of opportunities to connect with others. The event is free to attend, with costs only for those who choose to compete in the tournament.

Interactive art activities for all ages take place weekly at the Berthoud Market in Town Park. These free sessions offer opportunities to explore creativity through hands-on projects in a welcoming community setting.

At Berthoud Town Park, The Berthoud Market is a community gathering where friends, families, and neighbors shop, connect, and enjoy the season. Explore locally owned booths featuring fresh produce, handmade goods, and artisan crafts, with live music and a variety of food adding to the atmosphere. It offers a relaxed marketplace experience that highlights local makers and growers.

Discover the Japanese art of kokedama at Mountain Roots Garden Cente with a relaxing, hands-on workshop where participants create a moss-wrapped plant in spherical form for home or office display. Attendees receive step-by-step guidance to craft their own piece, and all supplies are included. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. Plan to get your hands a bit messy and enjoy a creative morning among greenery. An optional yoga session takes place before the workshop, and advance registration is encouraged because space is limited.

Enjoy a relaxed open studio where creativity comes first for participants of all ages. Art materials are supplied by Wildfire, and an instructor shares a project idea to help you get started, or you can bring a personal project and your own supplies to work independently in the space. Children should attend with an adult, while ages 11 and up may participate on their own. The fee is $5.

Learn the craft of long-fermented sourdough at Loveland Aleworks with Lori of Little Owl Sourdough. This hands-on class focuses on a slow fermentation method that breaks down gluten and phytic acid for easier digestion, improves absorption of minerals such as magnesium, iron, and zinc, and lowers the glycemic index to support blood sugar management. Naturally occurring prebiotics in sourdough are also highlighted for their role in a healthy gut microbiome. The approach is simple to follow and the starter is low maintenance. Participants will review laminated instructions during class and head home with a fed starter and a loaf they mixed themselves, ready to bake, along with the confidence to keep baking. Beer from Loveland Aleworks will be available for purchase to enjoy during the session. Please bring a 4 quart bowl with a lid. Registration is $60 per person plus Square fees, and payment is required to secure a spot. If attending with a friend, each person needs a separate ticket. Spots are nearly filled. For questions, email Littleowlsourdough@gmail.com.

Set at Boyd Lake State Park, Last Call Triathlon offers a lakefront capstone to the season with scenic mountain backdrops, pleasant conditions, and a family friendly setting. Athletes can choose from six race formats, including Sprint, SUP, Supersprint, Duathlon, Aquabike, and Aquathlon. Course designs create frequent pass-by moments so spectators can cheer often as competitors loop through key sections. After the finish, enjoy food and a beer garden, and take advantage of camping at the venue to stretch the experience into a relaxed weekend. Now in its eighth year, this close to home gathering sits just east of Loveland and to the southeast of Fort Collins, blending an intimate atmosphere with a distinctive challenge by the water.

A leading monthly gathering for car enthusiasts in Northern Colorado, this meet welcomes enthusiast vehicles of every make and model and is free to attend. Free coffee is available, sponsor booths are on site, and there are hundreds of standout cars from across the region to explore.

Local creativity takes center stage at the farmers market, with artists and makers sharing distinctive pieces produced in small runs. Browse categories such as decor for the home, fashion, art and design, and jewelry, along with other finds. It is an opportunity to support local talent and take home a unique find.

Experience a lively open-air market celebrating Northern Colorado growers and makers at the Loveland Farmers Market at Fairgrounds Park. Browse fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, and handmade items from local farmers, ranchers, bakers, food artisans, and makers. Live music and family-friendly activities create a warm, community-centered atmosphere. Whether you are stocking up on ingredients, enjoying a bite to eat, or spending unhurried time with friends and family, this market has options for every kind of visitor. For details on market dates, special happenings, and participating vendors, see the Loveland Farmers Market.

Enjoy a vibrant outing at the Timnath Farmers Market, a place where neighborhood spirit, creativity, and local flavor shine. More than 25 local vendors showcase a wide range of quality goods, from specialty foods to handmade pieces and standout home decor. The vendor roster changes as the season progresses, so each visit brings new discoveries. Support local businesses while browsing for treats, gifts, and items for the home.