Events in Parker, CO

Downtown Castle Rock hosts a weekend art festival with free admission, featuring 120 exhibitors from across the country. Explore sculptures, photography, jewelry, and more, and enjoy live main-stage entertainment throughout the event in the heart of town. Aloha FUND serves as the presenting sponsor.

Brewery Boot Camp brings a total body, hour-long workout to Two22 Brew, pairing fitness with the option to enjoy discounted beer afterward. All fitness levels are welcome, equipment is provided, and sessions may move outdoors, so plan for the weather. Drop-in admission is $15, and participants should bring their own water. Pre-registration is available through the Momence app on Google Play or the Apple App Store, with classes listed under Colorado Fitness Headquarters. The series is held on the second Saturday of each month, and attendees are encouraged to support the host brewery by staying for a beer after the workout.

Happiness & Sweets by Mari pops up at Curate Mercantile’s flagship location in Centennial, offering beloved brigadeiros from Brazil, donut treats, gluten free options, seasonal flavors, and other surprises. The confections are celebrated for rich, indulgent taste without overwhelming sweetness, which has earned a loyal following and frequent sellouts. The flagship marketplace features more than 100 local vendors with clothing, jewelry, home decor, plants, Colorado made foods, handmade goods, gifts, and cards. Recognized repeatedly as Best Gift Shop, Curate Mercantile also provides gift wrapping to make gifting simple.

Curate Mercantile welcomes Next Door Bakes by H for a Sweet Saturdays pop-up featuring fresh bakes, seasonal sweets, and the crowd favorite cinnamon rolls. Owner Hannah will be on site with a rotating selection that can include cookies, cinnamon rolls, and other treats, and preorder options are available for easy pickup. While there, shoppers can explore goods from more than 100 local makers and small businesses, including handmade items, apparel, jewelry, home decor, Colorado food products, plants, gifts, and cards. Gift wrapping is available, and no RSVP is required.

Experience a masquerade-themed celebration at Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Club in support of rescued pigs. Enjoy a vegan dinner along with music and dancing, games, a photo booth, and a silent auction. Masks are encouraged but not required. Dress comfortably, there is no formal dress code.

Redwine & Whiskey makes an appearance at 2 Penguins.

Sinners & Saints Cocktail Lounge presents DJ Marvin shaping the night with a blend of house, funk, and throwback grooves that keep the energy moving. Enjoy cocktails, catch up with friends, and settle into a refined lounge vibe with polished sound, moody lighting, and memorable pours. It is more than music. It is a vibe.

For this market date, the usual Festival Park setting moves to the lawn by the Wilcox building because Festival Park is hosting Castle Rock Artfest. Organized by the LOCAL Colorado, this community market features over 45 vendors with locally raised meats, farm eggs, produce from nearby growers, fruit from Colorado’s Western Slope, fresh baked treats, and artisan goods. It offers a welcoming spot in Downtown Castle Rock to support local agriculture and small businesses while exploring seasonal flavors and connecting with neighbors. Prospective vendors should reach out directly to the LOCAL Colorado, which is the only official channel for participation.

Level Four improv and acting training returns to Parker in 2026 with a teen-focused class at the Pace Center. The course concentrates on building scenes through character connections, helping participants recognize and establish those bonds early so every moment has a strong base. Students learn to let relationships drive story, shaping narratives that feel natural and keep audiences engaged. The work emphasizes courageous, truthful choices that push dynamics forward in surprising and entertaining ways. Led by Grant Garrison, an alumnus of The Second City in Chicago, this class is designed for ages 13 to 17 and is offered only once each year.

A neighboring community is hosting a monthly series of summer food truck nights with plenty of food and playground fun. Attendees are encouraged to bring picnic chairs and blankets to relax and enjoy the evening. The lineup of participating trucks is shared each month as information is received.

Mountain View and Northeast Elementary Schools partner with Chick-fil-A Parker for a Spirit Night supporting a Community Care Event. Use code MVNSN, with the exact capitalization, when placing a mobile order, or mention the schools by name at the drive-thru or in the dining room. Orders placed this way provide the schools with 25 percent back in food credit.

This supportive group at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Inverness brings together stroke survivors and their families to build community and share knowledge. Attendees connect with others who have faced similar challenges, exchange personal experiences, explore useful approaches for life after a stroke, and receive insight from rehabilitation specialists focused on recovery and independence.

Just Between Friends Douglas County presents a seasonal marketplace focused on fall and winter needs for growing kids. Shoppers can outfit and entertain children for the next two seasons, with most items typically priced about 50 to 90 percent below retail. Each purchase helps support a local family. Expect clothing from preemie through juniors along with shoes, indoor and outdoor toys, books, games and puzzles. There are also baby bathing and feeding essentials, nursery gear and furniture, travel and safety items such as strollers, car seats and cribs, room decor and maternity pieces, plus more across a wide range of ages. Special highlights include an early presale opportunity that opens before the general public and is kid free. Teen Thrift Fest invites middle and high school students to shop junior sizes for all, with fitting rooms available only during that segment. The last day typically features a half off sale on most remaining items. Admission may be required on some days, with a free option always available. Payment is accepted by cash, debit, all major credit cards, personal checks, Venmo and PayPal, and a small processing fee applies to credit card transactions.

David Chapa brings a local set of classic country to Brothers Bar & Grill in Lone Tree, blending timeless favorites with a few original songs. Fans of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and George Jones can look forward to familiar tunes alongside Chapa’s own material.

Enjoy a fundraising night at Slick City Southlands in support of Mountain Vista Elementary School. Families and friends can take on the slides and have fun while giving back to the school community. Part of the sales benefits Mountain Vista Elementary when purchasing tickets or by mentioning the fundraiser at the time of purchase. It is a cheerful, community-centered event built around play and support for students.

The Puzzling Parker Pairs Speed Puzzling Competition brings two-person teams together at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church for a fast, family-friendly jigsaw challenge. Each pair tackles a 500-piece puzzle featuring a wholesome image, and everyone has two hours to complete it. Puzzles are kept sealed until a brief countdown signals the start, then the race to assemble begins. Kids and teams are welcome, and playful team names, matching shirts, and festive puzzle-themed outfits are encouraged. All competitors keep their puzzle, and prizes go to the top three teams. A free puzzle swap is available to participants during the event. Tickets are $17.50 per person, and each participant needs their own ticket. After purchasing, email mymindquest@gmail.com with your teammate’s name and your team name. Box top holders and any number of sorting trays are allowed. Extra lighting or recording devices are also fine as long as they do not bother others and do not need to be plugged in. Street parking is preferred near the venue. Please register complete teams whenever possible at least three days in advance. If an event appears sold out online but a teammate still needs a spot, contact the organizer to confirm space and be prepared to pay at the event if needed. There are no refunds, but registrations can be transferred to another person or to a different event, and if you cannot attend you can arrange to receive your puzzle later by messaging the organizer. If you miss an event without adjusting a recurring subscription or emailing within 24 hours before or after, the payment may be forfeited and the competition puzzle may not be provided. By proceeding with a recurring purchase, you agree that the listed price and frequency will be charged automatically until it ends or you cancel.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert at the Amphitheater at Philip S. Miller Park as part of the Tunes for Trails, Perks for Parks series that blends summertime fun with support for local parks and trails. Admission costs nothing, and voluntary donations benefit the Castle Rock Parks and Trails Foundation. Profits from beverage sales also add to the fundraising. Ninety Percent 90s brings a high-energy throwback, with a three-piece Denver lineup covering everything from grunge mainstays like Nirvana and Smashing Pumpkins to pop favorites such as Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys. Their song list spans more than 200 90s tracks across genres, including the guilty-pleasure hits, and they might even break out kazoos for extra nostalgia. Pack a picnic and spend time with family before the show. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Outside beverages are not allowed, though each person may bring one sealed water bottle. Bags will be checked at the entrance. Parking is free, and staff will direct vehicles to overflow areas if needed. The concert goes on rain or shine, with weather calls made alongside Town safety personnel. Any changes will be shared on the event page. Food and beverage vendor details will be announced the week of the show.

Proceeds from this charity tournament benefit Colorado United’s Outreach and Scholarship Program, which opens the door to soccer for players regardless of financial circumstances. The program collaborates with Littleton Public Schools and North Littleton Promise to broaden youth soccer access through no-cost camps, after-school activities, and TOPSoccer tailored for athletes with special needs, with a focus on low-income and Title I communities. Together, these efforts reach more than 500 children each year. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

At Arapahoe County Fairgrounds in Aurora, Colorado, three days of Great Dane specialty judging run alongside all-breed competition. Presented by the Great Dane Club of Greater Denver, the schedule consolidates six shows into a single weekend and attracts exhibitors from the Mountain West, Midwest, and West Coast. The program features sweepstakes plus specialty and all-breed rings, with judging by Lori Bielke, Laura Munro, Richard Lewis, Beth Whitcher, Mimi Kim, Dr. Wanda Spediacci, Nancy Simmons, and Gary Newton. Onofrio is the show superintendent. Entry information, premium lists, and detailed schedules will be announced.

Experience a three day, in-person Level 1 Foundations of Integral Sound Healing workshop at The Resonance Room in Centennial, Colorado. Guided by teacher Molly Adkins, participants explore a variety of sound healing instruments and learn practical ways to support balance and well-being across body, emotions, mind, soul, and spirit. The training is designed for anyone wishing to develop skills for personal practice and for offering support to others, including friends, family, and clients.

At the Lone Tree location, this happy hour promotion offers savings on IV therapy. Save 15 percent on standard menu IV treatments, and benefit from a buy one, get one offer on add-ons.

Music on the Patio brings live entertainment to Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel with specials on food and beverages. This installment features the Fall Fest Band with Ken Earl.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Resolute Brewing Company - Centennial, featuring a different lineup of comedians at each show. Expect performers with credits on television and popular podcasts, delivering a fresh mix of material every time. Settle in for laughs at the brewery as the series brings comedy to this local venue.

SCOR’s 2026 Fall Road Trip Stop #3 heads along the Road to Tuscaloosa for a rematch with the Crimson Tide. Last season’s biggest game for the Seminoles and SCOR brings the action to Brothers Bar and Grill with food and drink specials, new club T-shirts and hats, and prizes.

Seattle Reign FC travels to face Denver Summit FC, matching a seasoned squad against a rising home side. Expect contrasting approaches on the field and decisive one-on-one battles, all in a setting that keeps you close to the play. It is poised to be an engaging evening of soccer with momentum swings from kickoff to the final whistle.

Festival Park becomes the Town of Castle Rock’s farmers market, presented by the LOCAL Colorado. Explore a lively mix of locally raised meats, farm eggs, fresh produce from nearby farms, Colorado Western Slope fruit, tasty baked goods, artisan creations, and other discoveries from more than 45 vendors. It is a welcoming way to experience Downtown Castle Rock, meet neighbors, and support local growers and makers while enjoying seasonal flavors. Prospective vendors should contact the LOCAL Colorado directly as the official point of contact.

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Iron Mule Brewery in Castle Rock, serving lobster rolls. Place a contactless order in the mobile app to skip the line when available, with pickup at the designated window at your selected time. App ordering opens a few hours beforehand once the previous event has finished and is available only for events happening that day. If app ordering is limited or unavailable, walk-up orders are accepted at the truck window. Payments are accepted via all major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. The app also includes a loyalty program, allowing you to earn points automatically on app orders or by having your loyalty card scanned at checkout.

Take part in a community effort to assemble shelf-stable, nutritious meals that support families experiencing food insecurity in Colorado and around the world. Participants will work together to portion and pack meals designed for safe storage and reliable distribution, contributing to hunger relief through a simple, hands-on activity.

Social Distortion appears at The Mission Ballroom in Denver, Colorado. This event features the band on stage at this Denver venue.

Enjoy a monthly Lunch 'N Learn in Parker at Texas Roadhouse, hosted by Sue’s Gift, where a shared meal pairs with guided support. Each session is led by a licensed clinical social worker who offers evidence based coping tools and fosters connection among people navigating cancer. Although the organization focuses on gynecologic cancers, these gatherings welcome anyone with a cancer diagnosis, along with family members and caregivers, honoring the needs of the wider support system. Discussions reflect topics featured on the Sue’s Gift blog, including emotional support, trauma informed strategies, and practical ways to handle the psychological challenges that can come with a diagnosis. Lunch is complimentary, provided by Texas Roadhouse, with thanks to managing partner Trevor Droogan at the Parker location. The Parker group typically meets on the Wednesday following the third Monday of the month, with occasional adjustments in June and December.

A spirit night at Chick-fil-A Parker supports the Legend HS Marching Band as they raise funds for their program. Support the effort by placing a mobile order and entering the code LEGEND, which is case sensitive. Orders made in the drive-thru or dining room can also count when the band's name is mentioned. The band receives 25 percent of proceeds in food credit.

Participants will pack nutritious, shelf-stable meals for families facing food insecurity in Colorado and around the world. This community-focused effort supports households in need both locally and globally.

Support Pine Lane Elementary at Chick-fil-A of Parker with a Community Care Event benefiting the school. For mobile orders, enter the case-sensitive code PineLane at checkout. If ordering in the drive-thru or dining room, mention Pine Lane Elementary when you place your order. These purchases help them earn 10 percent cash back or 25 percent in food credit.

Hikers will meet at The Rock parking lot and begin the hike promptly, aiming to reach the top in time for sunset.

As part of Miles for MALT, a month-long hiking challenge that brings the community together in support of conservation, this free community hike serves as the fourth and final outing of the challenge. Hosted by Mountain Area Land Trust, it encourages participants to move with intention while appreciating the trails and landscapes that define Colorado. The broader effort includes opportunities to hike, get active, and fundraise in support of the Land Trust’s mission to protect land, water, wildlife, and Colorado’s way of life. The challenge culminates with an inaugural Celebration of Conservation at Alderfer Three Sisters.

A favorite summer tradition in Downtown Parker offers an evening of wine tasting hosted by participating merchants. The event is sponsored by the Parker Chamber of Commerce and presented by Lifetime Home Remodeling. Tickets are available at a discount in advance or at the door, and you can pick up a keepsake glass, a map, and a wristband at the chamber office before exploring downtown to sample wines and socialize. The walk takes place rain or shine, and arriving later is welcome. Enjoy music and event exhibitors behind the Parker Station Office Building as you get started. All attendees must be 21 or older and present valid ID. Please keep all wine within participating businesses rather than on streets or sidewalks. A liability waiver and rules acknowledgment are required at check-in. Please do not drink and drive, and if dinner at a downtown restaurant is part of your plans, advance reservations are recommended.

Full Court Exchange offers a low-key community pickleball session with no-cost open play. Players and coaches share the same courts, with informal pointers, lighthearted challenges, and chances to connect with the coaching staff in an easygoing setting. First-timers are welcome to bring a friend, and regulars are welcome too. Open to both members and visitors. A Final Friday Social follows for anyone who wants to continue the experience.

The Colorado Collectors Forum returns with a two-day fall showcase at Marriott Denver South. More than 125 regional vendors will span 225 tables featuring vintage and modern sports cards, Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering, other TCG items, Zion Cases, and custom 3D printed pieces. General admission is free. VIP access is available for $10 without a Zion mini sling or $25 with a mini sling. Vendor opportunities include regular tables at $180 for both days and premium tables at $250 for both days.

The Inner City Slickers Program returns with a two day experience focused on empowerment and meaningful change. This gathering brings kids and horses together in a supportive setting, fostering confidence, connection, and growth. Volunteers and financial supporters play an important part in advancing the mission and helping expand its positive impact.

Experience the 13th annual gala hosted by Saruni, a heartfelt celebration of lives uplifted in Kenya through hope, education, and opportunity. The evening plays a vital role in the mission, supplying about 80 percent of the organization’s yearly operating support for girls, their families, and surrounding communities. Attendees can enjoy a dinner catered by Nordy’s BBQ, both live and silent auctions, and a cultural experience highlighting Africa. Every moment contributes to lasting change so that more vulnerable girls feel seen, supported, and deeply loved.

Brad Upton is coming to the Pace Center in Parker, Colorado.

An evening on the patio pays tribute to the songs of John Fogerty and Creedence Clearwater Revival. It is a night centered on their music.

The Centennial Artisan Fair brings a curated lineup of Colorado makers, artists, and small businesses to create a lively, easygoing shopping experience. Browse handmade, boutique, and one-of-a-kind items, explore work from local artists and distinctive brands, and enjoy food and treats in a relaxed outdoor setting. It suits families and groups of friends planning a casual outing. Set near Park Meadows, it is a convenient stop to explore, find unique goods, and support local businesses, with the chance to discover something unexpected.

Presented by the United States Bomb Technician Association, this annual EOD Golf Day at The Club at Inverness offers a day on the course, opportunities to connect with members of the EOD and bomb technician community, and a chance to support a worthy cause. Players can register individually or as a foursome, and sponsorship options are available. The event supports programs that strengthen and serve the bomb technician community, bringing participants together to network, compete, and give back alongside fellow supporters of the EOD profession.

Explore tax-smart strategies for charitable giving with insights from a panel of specialists. Discussion will cover qualified charitable contributions, ways to use required minimum distributions in your giving plans, how donor-advised funds operate, making gifts of appreciated stock, and approaches to estate and legacy philanthropy. Complimentary refreshments will be served.

The Jimmy Junior Blues Band comes back to Papa's Public House in Centennial for a live performance. The lineup features Jimmy Junior on harmonica and lead vocals, Joel Dusek on lead guitar and lead vocals, Ken Cornell on bass and vocals, and Mike Rossi on drums.

This community car show at ACC in Castle Rock brings together vehicle enthusiasts for a friendly showcase of all kinds of rides. Registration takes place only on the day of the event, the entry fee is a $20 donation, and payment is cash only. All proceeds support the American Cancer Society. Expect live music, giveaways, a 50/50 raffle, a silent auction, and specialty trophy awards. Vehicles of every make and model are welcome.

Modern Aviation hosts the annual Denver Fly Day with Challenge Air for Kids and Friends, a program for children and youth with special needs ages 7 to 21. The focus is on using flight to change perceptions and lift limits, helping participants uncover courage, build self esteem, and move toward their full potential. It aims to deliver an unforgettable growth experience that opens new possibilities and shows that if they can fly a plane, they can do anything.

A fun fall party at a favorite venue to celebrate the season.

The Dry Creek Fall Festival is a seasonal community pop up market featuring local small businesses, makers, wellness providers, artists, food vendors, and entertainers. Attendees can browse for unique gifts, enjoy delicious treats, and find handcrafted items while supporting local entrepreneurs. The focus is on shopping local, discovering new businesses, enjoying food and entertainment, and embracing the spirit of autumn. Free to attend.

Centennial Center Park hosts a Denver celebration of Georgia’s Independence Day, presented as the largest Georgian cultural gathering in Colorado. The festival is family friendly and centers on culture, music, dance, art, food, and a strong sense of community. Zumbaland takes the stage with Zaza Korinteli Korro, known as “Zumba,” performing an ethno-jazz set built around 17 songs that includes new material debuting live. Traditional dance ensembles present hallmark Georgian pieces such as Acharuli, Kartuli, Apkhazuri, Parikaoba, and Mtiuluri in full traditional style. Guests can explore a Georgian art exhibition with works available for purchase, enjoy favorites like khinkali and khachapuri from food vendors, and sample Georgian wines and spirits that reflect an 8,000 year winemaking heritage. A live auction and raffle add extra excitement, and a range of vendors offers crafts and additional food options. The day is designed to welcome all ages and celebrate the culture, history, and spirit of Georgia in Colorado. Presented by the Colorado Georgian Community Association, Ertoba.

Enjoy a night of country at Tailgate Tavern that puts the spotlight on dancing. Slip on your boots and get ready for a lively evening on the floor.

Admission is free. The Castle Rock Home Show gathers local and national home improvement vendors in one place so homeowners can compare options, ask questions, and get practical guidance in person. Whether planning a kitchen remodel, enhancing an outdoor living area, or tackling smaller updates, visitors can explore resources to start projects and discover ways to save. The event takes place at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.

Dirty Side Down, a rock cover band, returns to The Angry Clover for a live performance of rock covers.

Repticon Denver brings a two day expo packed with reptiles and exotic animals. Encounter live species from across the globe, buy pets and a variety of pet supplies straight from knowledgeable experts at standout prices, and take time to learn more about these remarkable animals throughout the show.

Rock Candy delivers a high energy variety show that turns the night into an immersive, dance-forward experience rather than background music. Anticipate upbeat music, audience participation, and a party vibe focused on pure fun.

Wildlife On The Move presents The Unhuggables, a live animal show taking place at Tagawa Gardens during the Fall Family Festival in Centennial, Colorado. This public event features an in-person wildlife presentation by Wildlife On The Move for festival attendees.

A monthly, in-person circle offers gentle support for those grieving a companion animal, preparing for a transition, or learning how to live with a bond that has changed. The gathering creates a compassionate space where stories are welcomed, emotions are honored, and love is recognized in its many forms. Attendees can expect a calming meditation to settle the nervous system, optional sharing held with care, and a mindful atmosphere that centers kindness and presence. The circle is led by Jaime Kuhn, an Animal Reiki Teacher and Certified Companion Animal End of Life Doula. It takes place at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts, a serene community setting for reflective and spiritual work. This offering is for anyone mourning the death or transition of a beloved animal, navigating anticipatory grief from aging or illness, wishing to continue a relationship with an animal in spirit, or seeking gentle community support without pressure to speak. People only are permitted, and animal companions should remain at home to maintain a focused environment and to respect venue policies. Free parking is available, and the gathering space is on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Seating is limited. Registration and payment are required to secure a spot. A sliding scale of $15 to $35 is available, with $25 as the suggested rate, and the community care option helps keep the accessible rate possible for others. Due to system defaults, the registration form may show the sustaining rate first and alternate pricing can be arranged upon request. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the circle, minus processing fees. Credits for the same circle title are issued for cancellations between 48 hours and 7 days. No refunds or credits are available within 48 hours of the start. Wherever you are in the journey of loss and remembrance, this circle offers a steady place to breathe, connect, and be met with understanding.

Country night lights up The Angry Clover as Joe & The Roadies bring dance-ready tunes that keep the floor moving. Slide into a two step or try a cha cha while the band fuels a lively, fun evening of music and dancing.

Hydrate 2 Elevate is hosting a happy hour in Lone Tree with special savings on IV services. Enjoy 15 percent off standard IV options and a buy one, get one offer on add-ons. Appointments are available.

Red Rock Vixens kick things off with party energy from the very first song, blending classic rock, nostalgic favorites, and current hits into a nonstop, high-energy show. The seven-piece lineup features three standout female vocalists whose tight harmonies ride over a seasoned band, creating an irresistible soundtrack for singing and dancing. With strong musicianship and plenty of interactive moments, this performance aims to keep the crowd engaged and buzzing well after the final tune.

Browse goods from local sellers and get a head start on your holiday gift list. Find something special for the season.

Festival Park in Castle Rock welcomes the season with a community celebration filled with local flavor and hands-on fun. Shop a marketplace curated by LOCAL Colorado, the organizer of the Festival Park Farmers Market, where dozens of vendors offer craft goods, fall produce, roasted chilies, and autumn inspired treats and gifts. Families will find activity stations with outdoor games, pumpkin decorating, creative fall crafts, and a decorated photo spot, along with the chance to take home a locally grown pumpkin. Food trucks and beverage vendors will be on site. Creepy Crawlies Around the Rock adds a Halloween twist. In partnership with Douglas Land Conservancy, Nature’s Educators presents an educational animal booth featuring snakes, toads, and other invertebrates, plus animal themed Halloween crafts and activities.

This annual gathering features a high school combat show alongside a celebration of Leif Erikson Day. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.

Next Stop Comedy presents a rotating showcase of stand-up at Resolute Brewing Company - Centennial in Centennial. Every show features a new mix of comedians, including performers with television appearances and podcast credits. The series brings live comedy to a local brewery setting with a different lineup each time.

Hosted at The Village Workspace, this men-only summit welcomes adults and teens ages 13 to 17 for a day focused on growth, connection, and practical tools. Centered on inner development and a vision of building stronger men for a better world, the program brings together men with shared goals to learn, collaborate, and support one another. Coffee and donuts set the tone for conversation and networking, lunch is a taco bar, and parking is free. The schedule blends four TEDx-style talks with facilitated, candid dialogue, personal challenges, and peer support, offering practical frameworks for stronger leadership, healthier relationships, and improved wellness. The approach is steady and respectful rather than hyped. There are no political agendas, no religious sermonizing, no boot-camp mentality, no guilt or shaming, and no hard-sell marketing. Adult tickets are $50. Teen tickets are free when an accompanying adult attends, and teens must be accompanied by an adult. Proceeds benefit a local men's nonprofit. Presented by BeMen, a nonprofit focused on healthy masculinity through honest conversation, shared resources, and mutual encouragement, with sponsors oriented to men's interests.

Enjoy a casual Yooper picnic at DeKoevend Park in Centennial. Amenities include picnic tables, free parking, and a playground for children. Due to pricing, pasties are not planned this year unless a more affordable option is found.

An event featuring music and brews.

The Jimmy Junior Blues Band debuts at Brothers Bar & Grill in Lone Tree with a live blues performance. The lineup includes Jimmy Junior on harmonica and lead vocals, Joel Dusek on guitar and lead vocals, Ken Cornell on bass and vocals, Mike Rossi on drums, and Greg Rice on keys.

A family-focused Halloween trick-or-treat community celebration created with homeschooled children and little ones not yet in school in mind. Children can go from booth to booth collecting treats while Halloween music sets a festive mood, with local vendors adding to the fun and plenty of candy to share. The atmosphere centers on a safe and welcoming experience for families. Sponsors include Title Sponsor Castle Rock Autoplex, Pumpkin Sponsors AdventHealth, Lifetime Home Remodeling and Douglas County School District, Premium Booth Sponsors Glacier Homemade Ice Cream & Gelato, T-Fiber, Riverwalk and Park Street Storage, and Community Partner Douglas County Libraries. Parking options include Encore Parking Garage, the Philip & Jerry Miller Library, Douglas County Garage, the Douglas County School District parking lot, and The View at Castle Rock Parking Garage.

Get into the spirit of Halloween with a high-energy rock night featuring PHOENIX at The Studio at Mainstreet. Known as the monsters of rock from Parker, the band sets the tone for a costume-forward celebration packed with live music and a party atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged and the night centers on the music and the festivities.

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.

At Tagawa Gardens, a three-day celebration of creativity features local makers and artisans offering artwork, handcrafted items, festive decorations and gifts, packaged foods to take home, clothing, and more. It is a convenient way to tackle holiday shopping while supporting handmade work. Admission is $6 and remains valid for the entire event. Children 12 and under receive free entry, and veterans are admitted at no charge.

An annual beauty blowout comes to South Denver at the Embassy Suites Denver Tech Center, offering deep savings on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Shoppers can find discounts of up to 75 percent off. Admission is free, kids are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted. Guests receive a complimentary eyeshadow upon arrival.

A cacao ceremony led by Mara takes place once each quarter, offering a communal experience centered on cacao in a ceremonial setting. The cost is $30 per person.

Miami alumni, friends, and family in Denver are invited to an exclusive gathering at Uncorked Kitchen & Wine Bar. The evening features a tasting of five wines served with hearty appetizers, all in a casual, social atmosphere where RedHawks can reconnect. Special guest Jack Keegan will be traveling from Oxford to be part of the event. An instructor emeritus, he taught Miami’s Viticulture and Enology course for more than four decades, and his tastings are known for being especially memorable. Admission is $90 per person and includes the program, the wine tasting, and appetizers.

Enjoy free admission to the county’s largest showcase of unique handcrafted items. Proceeds benefit activities and programs for older adults in the area. Free parking is available, along with shuttle service to and from the front doors. Vendors with questions about availability can email sfahrenbruch@crgov.com. Do not pay anyone online, as all payments are processed through the Castle Rock Senior Activity Center. For more information, call 303-688-9498.

A festive marketplace and holistic celebration fills Arapahoe County Fairgrounds with seasonal sparkle and mindful intention. This immersive holiday experience blends artisan shopping with soulful wellness and creative inspiration. Explore offerings from more than a hundred makers, artists, and holistic practitioners featuring distinctive gifts, handcrafted art, crystals, sacred tools, and nurturing services. Discover intuitive and psychic readings, energy work and other holistic options, zen and spirit themed creations, aura photography by Vivid Vibes Aura, and Colorado Fairy Hair Sparkles, with even more to uncover as you wander. A full slate of workshops and presentations invites participants to learn, recharge, and connect during this meaningful time of year. Enjoy tasty bites from local food trucks, sip something cozy, and take in the lively atmosphere while meeting a like minded, caring community. Door prizes and giveaways add an extra touch of holiday cheer. Admission is $10 for the entire weekend, and children 10 and under are free.

Music legend John McEuen, a founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, appears with The Circle Band at the PACE Center for a concert that traces the making of Will the Circle Be Unbroken. Through archival photos, rare 8mm footage, storytelling, and live performances, the evening explores how the groundbreaking 1972 album brought generations of country, bluegrass, and folk musicians together. The original sessions paired the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with artists such as Earl Scruggs, Doc Watson, Maybelle Carter, Roy Acuff, Merle Travis, and Vassar Clements, helping connect traditional roots music with new audiences. Honored by the Library of Congress and the GRAMMY Hall of Fame, the album’s legacy anchors the program as McEuen shares road stories and memories from the historic sessions. He is joined by NGDB co-founder Les Thompson and instrumentalist Danny Knicely to perform favorites including "Mr. Bojangles," "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," "House at Pooh Corner," and more. The result is an evening of spirited bluegrass, engaging storytelling, and deep American music history.

Lucky Hour performs live at Farro Italian Restaurant. Italian cuisine and wine complement the music.

This in-person monthly circle at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts offers a compassionate space for people grieving a beloved animal, preparing for a transition, or tending an enduring bond with an animal in spirit. The hour includes a calming meditation, optional sharing held with care, and gentle, mindfulness-based practices that support steadiness, connection, and breath. The gathering is led by Jaime Kuhn, an End-of-Life Doula and Animal Reiki Teacher, and is designed to honor stories without pressure to be over the loss or to explain its depth. It welcomes those navigating recent goodbyes or remembering companions from years past, as well as anyone seeking community support without a requirement to speak. The circle is for human participants only. Please leave animal companions at home to maintain a focused environment and to respect venue policies. There is free parking on site, and the space is located on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Capacity is limited. Advance registration is recommended, and payment is required to confirm a seat, with walk-ins accommodated only if space allows. A sliding scale of 15 to 35 dollars is available with a suggested contribution of 25 dollars. Alternate pricing can be arranged when needed. Refunds are available up to seven days before the start, minus processing fees. Cancellations made between 48 hours and seven days before the start receive a credit for the same titled circle within 12 months, and credits are not transferable. No refunds or credits are offered for cancellations less than 48 hours before the start.

Explore an Art & Craft Fair featuring more than 150 vendors. Browse a wide variety of offerings that cater to many interests.

Lucky Hour brings live music to Papa's Public House, a welcoming and intimate bar and restaurant serving tasty food. The atmosphere suits a relaxed evening with dinner, drinks, and music.

Chick-fil-A of Parker is hosting Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Collection Spirit Night in support of the shoebox ministry. Place a mobile order and enter the code OCCSN, which is case sensitive, to support the Community Care Event. When dining in or using the drive-thru, mention OCC. A portion of meal purchases will go toward the shoebox ministry.

Country night takes over The Angry Clover as Joe Wren & The Roadies set the pace for a buzzing dance floor. Two-step or try a cha cha for a fun evening of country dancing.

Find special savings at the Lone Tree location with 15% off all standard menu IVs, plus buy-one-get-one add-ons.

Celebrate the season at a bustling indoor holiday market featuring local vendors and festive activities at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds. Browse for unique gifts, enjoy family-friendly fun, and meet Santa while the event welcomes thousands of shoppers. Vendor applications are open during a VIP launch period with early pricing available for a limited time. Booth options include 10x10 spaces for $125 and 5x8 spaces for $75.

Collectors and enthusiasts can explore a large marketplace featuring 120 regional vendors spread across 225 tables at Marriott Denver South. Vendors may reserve 6-foot tables, with regular tables priced at $100 and premium tables at $200, or three premium tables for $500. Attendees can choose VIP admission for early entry, with one option including chances to win full-size Zion carrying cases and another including a Zion Sling 2.0 bag. Free general admission is available.

Enjoy the Downtown Castle Rock Holiday Lights aboard a free trolley that circulates through the center of town. The figure-eight route features three convenient stops, including the Encore Parking Garage entrance, a stop at a nearby crosswalk, and the entrance to the Douglas County School District parking lot. A full loop from any stop back to the same point takes about 12 minutes, making it easy to explore downtown for dining, shopping, and other fun, then hop back on. Local small businesses appreciate the support and work to make each visit memorable. Parking is available at the Encore Parking Garage, Philip & Jerry Miller Library, the Douglas County Garage, and the Douglas County School District parking lot. Sponsored by Owen Ames Kimball.

Castle Rock’s biggest running event returns as a Thanksgiving tradition with the Turkey ROCK Trot, a 5K family-friendly run, walk, or stroll at the Douglas County Fairgrounds & Event Center in Castle Rock, CO. Festivities begin with a Health and Wellness Expo alongside race day check-in and registration. Young athletes can enjoy a free 1k Kids Dash presented by PR Youth Running. Participants then head to their corrals for a staged 5K start with waves rolling out in short intervals. After the finish, the celebration includes an awards ceremony, the lively Gobble n’ Groove Dance Off, and a costume contest, followed by event wrap up and the expo’s close. Registration has limited availability.