Events in Summit County, CO

Experience a festive Halloween takeover at The PlayGarten as the four-story indoor playground turns into a spooky realm for families. Explore an outdoor mystery adventure and more than ten activity stations featuring face painting, carnival-style games, hands-on crafts, and playful challenges like witch hat ring toss, spooky putting, monster ball, and candy corn bowling. Children receive a goody bag at check-in and collect prizes and treats as they visit each stop. Throughout the evening, kids can step into an hourly costume parade and join group games and contests. Adults will find seasonal drinks, along with beers on tap, canned cocktails, and wine. Activity maps are handed out upon entry to guide the fun, and stations remain open for the duration of the event with a final window to complete the map and pick up goody bags before closing. Tickets are required and capacity is limited. Admission is free for adults and for children under 2.

Hobo Village takes over the taproom at Angry James Brewing in Silverthorne on the final Friday of each month. Sets range from the full band to small ensembles and guest players, with plenty in between. Cap off the month at AJ's... a lot can happen between Thursday and Saturday.

A cozy pottery painting session at the Art Bar features a seasonal twist. Patty guides a small group through glaze techniques using stencils and sponges so you can create your own light up ceramic decoration. The setting is easygoing and creative, with an art therapy feel in a sip and paint atmosphere. De Soi mocktails are available. With only seven seats at the bar, this intimate experience offers a relaxed way to enjoy the night before Halloween.

Sienna Spiro appears at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood with a set centered on her voice and an atmospheric pop aesthetic. The emerging singer and songwriter delivers intimate, emotion-forward songs and contemporary textures, shaping a focused show around her distinctive sound.

SportyPickle hosts a high-energy karaoke party with Rhythm Rise Entertainment at the helm. Take the stage for big ballads, early 2000s favorites, and singalong crowd-pleasers while an enthusiastic audience keeps the momentum going. The songs start later in the day and continue well into the night, making it a fitting pick for date nights, birthdays, group outings, or a spontaneous adventure. Not planning to sing? Settle in with a drink, cheer for your friends, and soak up the lively scene. Keep the night fueled with elevated bar bites like sliders and shareable plates, plus signature cocktails, pickle-flavored shots, and a draft list featuring 24 beers.

This all-levels yoga class at The Block is led by a changing lineup of local instructors. Practice either in a third-floor space with large windows and views of the river and nearby mountains, or outside in the backyard accompanied by the sound of the Blue River. After class, enjoy complimentary coffee from House of Vibes or kombucha from Summit Cultures while you take in the setting. A suggested donation of $15 is appreciated.

Take part in a welcoming Digimon Card Game store tournament that fits both newcomers and seasoned players. Learn how organized play works, ask questions, and build confidence before stepping into larger events like EvoCup or Regionals. Matches use a Swiss, best-of-three format, and the event supports 2 to 16 players. Registration is handled through the Bandai TCG Plus App and must be completed before the event begins. Entry is $5. Prizes include a Bandai-supplied winner card, participation packs, and booster packs from the latest set, with quantities based on the number of participants and final rankings. Bring the deck you enjoy and have fun at the tables.

Rev Charles Cox leads the 17th year of a Halloween seance at Isis Books, a well known metaphysical and spiritual shop in the Denver area housed in a former funeral home. Many traditions hold that Halloween is when the boundary between worlds feels thinnest, and this gathering centers on creating a protected space through shared intention, followed by an opportunity for messages from spirit. Admission is $55.20, seating is limited, and advance purchase is required. Rev Cox is a Spiritualist Minister with more than three decades of work in readings, seances, and spiritual healing, and he founded the Denver Psychic Development Group to help seekers cultivate direct guidance and communication from the other side. The tone is reverent rather than festive, and it welcomes those sincerely seeking a traditional Spiritualist experience.

Highside Brewing’s Frisco taproom hosts the sixth annual Frisco FEAR Collective with a Boogie Nights theme. Expect Halloween classics along with tricks and treats. A costume contest will take place during the set break, and there might even be a surprise with Kurt dressed as Phil Lesh.

SportyPickle in Englewood hosts a high energy Music Video Bingo night with multiple rounds, easygoing competition, and real prizes. Participation is free, and winners can score drinks, gift cards, and plenty of bragging rights. There is no sign up required, so simply grab a seat and jump into the action alongside a lively crowd in a sports bar setting. Come hungry for elevated bar favorites such as sliders, wings, and shareable plates, plus inventive cocktails that include pickle inspired options. The bar features more than twenty beers on tap and a full selection of spirits. Convenient to Parker, Lone Tree, Centennial, and the DTC, this outing is built for friends or solo players alike. Arriving a little early makes it easier to lock in a good spot before the games begin.

Julia Jacklin appears as part of her 2026 North American tour. This event is open to attendees 16 and older.

Experience Radiant Body Yoga in a donation based class designed to awaken inner light and lift your energy. Open to beginners and longtime practitioners alike, this session blends Hatha and Kriya practices with breathwork, mantra, and meditation for a revitalizing experience. Instruction is led by Ivy Overby, a certified Radiant Body Yoga teacher and trauma informed integrative breathwork facilitator, as well as a Kriyavan and Kundalini yoga practitioner who supports embodied leadership, 12 step recovery, and collective consciousness. Please bring a yoga mat and an open mind.

Runners can choose from 5K, 10K, or half marathon distances at the North Area Athletic Complex, with the event held in support of the National Kidney Foundation. With multiple race options, it offers a path for a variety of experience levels and goals.

Everclear brings The Lucky 7 Tour to Gothic Theatre in Englewood, CO with American Hi-Fi. A pillar of 1990s alternative rock led by founder, singer, and guitarist Art Alexakis, the band continues to deliver charged live sets decades on, weaving in favorites such as Father of Mine and Santa Monica. Fans can help shape the show by voting for songs from the catalog, with the seven most requested selections performed in each city. Entry is for ages 16 and over. Two VIP options are available. The Lucky 7 Meet and Greet Package includes a general admission ticket, early entry with priority access to merchandise, a pre-show meet and greet, a personal photo and autograph session, a private acoustic performance, and a special merchandise bundle featuring an autographed silkscreen poster, a commemorative Lucky 7 poker chip, a Lucky 7 deck of cards, and a specially designed tote bag, plus an official laminate and lanyard. Availability is limited. The Lucky 7 VIP Package provides a general admission ticket, early entry with priority merchandise access, and the Lucky 7 merchandise bundle with the autographed poster, poker chip, and deck of cards.

The Love Stories Tour brings Thee Sinseers with The Charities to the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, CO. The East L.A. group is led by multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer-songwriter Joseph Quiñones, and features a horn section with Eric Johnson on tenor sax, Steve Surman on baritone sax, and Joseluis Jimenez on trombone, plus rich harmonies and a tight rhythm lineup that includes Christopher Manjarrez on bass, Francisco Flores on guitar, Bryan Ponce on guitar and vocals, Luis Carpio on drums and vocals, and Adriana Flores on vocals. Their approach blends classic influences with fresh ideas for a soulful sound. Thee Sinseers are part of the Colemine Records family under Terry Cole, releasing the singles It Was Only A Dream and I Don’t Mind in 2019 and the full-length album Sinseerly Yours in March 2024. The song Seems Like appears on the compilation Presenting Penrose Records from Daptone Records’ Penrose imprint. It Was Only A Dream has also been featured in the feature film Self Reliance, starring Jake Johnson, and in the television series Riverdale. The band has performed in California, Texas, New York, Chicago, Oregon and beyond. This event is for ages 16 and over. There is a limit of six tickets per household and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice.

Share coffee and conversation at a relaxed, no-cost meetup that welcomes everyone. Catch up with familiar faces, make new connections, and spend time with a supportive community of women. A coffee station will be set up, and attendees may arrive a little early if they wish to purchase additional beverages from the café. RSVPs are requested to help with planning.

Explore a monthly book club dedicated to romantasy, where romance meets fantasy. Readers ages 16 and up are welcome to take part. Copies of the selected book will be available one month before the meeting. To RSVP or ask questions, email carrie.babet@summitcountyco.gov.

The Golden Marketing Hour at The Buffalo Rose features a gratitude and growth mixer celebrating local legends. Attendees can enjoy drinks including The Gratitude Gimlet, connect through smart networking, and experience live music and local giveaways while building relationships with fellow professionals. Advertisers are recognized, success stories are highlighted, and a preview of 2027 opportunities is shared. Blending a relaxed happy hour vibe with high-value marketing insight, the session focuses on practical tips that help increase visibility, strengthen reputation, and attract clients who appreciate quality. Each Golden Marketing Hour is designed for quick wins and real-world results. This installment also introduces North Golden Living with a sneak peek at a new lead generation platform created to help local advertisers capture measurable ROI from their campaigns. Please note that a Facebook RSVP does not reserve a spot. Attendance requires purchasing a ticket through the Tickets section.

Underground Snowboards is holding a Locals Appreciation Day Sale in Breckenridge, featuring significant discounts and a community-focused raffle. Shoppers can take 20 percent off new 2027 snowboards, splitboards, boots, bindings, outerwear, goggles, gloves, packs and more, with the same 20 percent discount available on special orders and pre-orders. All sale gear is marked down an extra 10 percent. For every $50 spent in store, customers receive a raffle ticket for chances to win prizes. A separate ticketed afterparty at the Riverwalk Center includes live music by DJ DC, snowboard film premieres, and additional raffle prizes from JONES, UNION, 32, VANS, ARBOR and more, with proceeds benefiting the Summit County Rescue Group and Sy Moran's Recovery Fund.

Explore Downtown Golden on an authentic ghost tour that blends chilling local history with stops for drinks. Stroll through storied streets, parks, and tucked-away corners while hearing true accounts of the spirits said to remain in Golden. This is not a bar crawl dressed up as spooky fun. It is a true ghost tour that simply includes beverages along the route. The experience lasts over two and a half hours and includes your first drink. Each guest receives a Golden Bandana to take home. Tickets are $42 per person, and the content is recommended for mature audiences. Tours are available by request.

The War And Treaty take the stage at Gothic Theatre with a sound grounded in Southern soul, as Michael and Tanya Trotter share songs that channel resilience, care, and hard-earned joy. Their album Healing Tide, guided by producer Buddy Miller, blends bass, keyboards, lap steel, acoustic textures, and lean percussion beneath commanding harmonies. Michael discovered his voice while deployed in Iraq, writing tributes to the fallen, and Tanya has long embraced singing as a way to ease others’ pain. Together they bring an unguarded, high-energy presence that puts authenticity at the center of the experience. This event is for ages 16 and over. Tickets are mobile only, a transfer delay applies before tickets can be moved, and purchases are limited to six per household.

A women-centered circle at PranaTonic brings participants together for guided practices that vary with each gathering. Rotating teachers lead sessions that spotlight a new theme each time, drawing on their unique expertise. The experience weaves meditation, gentle movement, writing, and shared reflection to encourage connection and personal insight. Open to women who wish to attend occasionally or on a regular basis. Cost is $20.

The Show Me Reptile Show presents a family friendly expo that blends fun, education, and adventure for enthusiasts, new keepers, and anyone curious about exotic animals. Billed as the largest and most diverse reptile expo in the country, it features respected breeders and trusted vendors with a wide range of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatic species. Visitors can also find plants and bioactive supplies, along with enclosures, décor, feeders, equipment, and other care essentials. Browsing and learning are encouraged, and many attendees enjoy viewing the animals, taking photos, asking questions, and meeting the community behind the hobby. All ages are welcome. Advance general admission is $12 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with free entry for children 6 and under. At-the-door general admission is $15 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12, with free entry for children 6 and under. A VIP pass is available for $17 in advance or $20 at the door, which includes early entry and complimentary admission on the second day at two-day shows.

The American rock group hailing from New Albany marks a fresh chapter with Lordy, a pared back and deeply personal release centered on frontman Matt Myers. After a creative lull brought on by major life changes, Myers found his way back to songwriting through plainspoken honesty, crafting most of the songs on his own for the first time. The result is a rootsy, intimate collection focused on renewal, acceptance, and moving ahead. With producer Brad Cook and a small circle of collaborators, the band grows its sound while keeping the melodic spark and Americana backbone that first defined it.

A welcoming yoga class for Eagle County residents recovering from a concussion or traumatic brain injury. The practice follows a gentle flow and is led by instructors certified in Love Your Brain Yoga, with props available if desired. It offers an hour dedicated to connection and healing for TBI survivors and the caregivers who support them.

This chili contest welcomes red or green recipes. There is an entry cutoff, winners are announced at Broncos halftime, and participants must be present to win.

Buffalo Rose in downtown Golden hosts a lively night of social dancing and live big band jazz with the Flatirons Jazz Orchestra. The evening begins with a complimentary swing dance lesson that welcomes newcomers and experienced dancers, followed by open dancing to the band’s classic sound. This 18 piece ensemble, named Denver’s best big band by CBS Local, delivers faithful takes on Swing Era favorites and features vocalist Deborah Stafford. Expect music associated with legends like Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Stan Kenton, Gene Krupa, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Diane Schuur, Buddy Rich, and more. Guests are invited to dance or sit back and enjoy, and the event is open to all ages. The Rose blends early 20th century character with modern production, reflecting its past as the Golden Plunge indoor pool while offering Art Deco style, a full bar, food service from the venue menu, a spacious dance floor, professional sound and video, and an elevated stage. Nearby public parking garages are within a short walk. Save by purchasing in advance, with tickets priced at $25 in advance and $30 at the door.

Slothrust leads a night of music with Um, Jennifer?, open to audiences ages 16 and over. The trio features songwriter, singer, and guitarist Leah Wellbaum alongside drummer Will Gorin and bassist Kyle Bann, known for a rock sound that blends classic influences, soulful flourishes, and striking contrasts. Their releases include Feels Your Pain, Of Course You Do, Everyone Else, and The Pact, the last of which was made in Los Angeles with producer and mixer Billy Bush. The song 7:30 am introduced the band to a broader audience as the theme for the FX series You’re The Worst. Their live history spans sold-out headline shows, festival appearances, and tours supporting Highly Suspect in the United States and Manchester Orchestra in Europe. They have also showcased their range with the covers EP Show Me How You Want It To Be, reimagining tracks by artists as varied as Al Green, Britney Spears, Black Sabbath, and Louis Armstrong.

This session offers both new and longtime members a clear refresher on the benefits and opportunities that come with a membership investment. Participants will receive a concise overview of chamber resources and practical ways to maximize ROE, or Return on Effort, with plenty of time set aside for networking. Attendees can connect with chamber staff, members of the Strategic Advisory Committee, and Ambassadors who know the organization well and can answer questions about getting the most from membership. Discussion topics include leads groups, signature events, tips for optimizing your online business directory listing, ribbon cuttings, affinity programs, and more. Bring plenty of business cards for the networking portion and to stock the office card display for future guests. Refreshments and a happy hour will be served. Registration is free and appreciated to support planning.

A Rotary-hosted bingo night brings lively games to The Block Bar in Silverthorne. It blends casual fun with community support, as each month a portion of bar sales and event proceeds goes to a rotating roster of local nonprofits.

Kickstart the morning at Launch Espresso Food Spirits with the Espresso Networking Exchange, a monthly meet up for early risers. Network with fellow WMC members before the workday in a relaxed coffee shop setting. Everyone is responsible for purchasing their own beverage. Hosted by WMC Advisory Committee member Dr. Brian Yodice of Sportiv Chiropractic.

Start your sewing journey with a true beginner class that works like driver education for a sewing machine. First, explore the essential tools that support successful machine sewing, along with a few helpful extras. Get comfortable with the parts and accessories of your machine and how each one functions. Learn basic care and maintenance so your machine runs smoothly, then put that knowledge to use at the machine. To wrap up, complete a simple project that uses the skills you just learned. This class is designed for brand-new sewists and also suits those returning to sewing who want a refresher and a few new tips.

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.

Underground Snowboards presents a ticketed locals afterparty at the Riverwalk Center with live music by DJ DC and snowboard film premieres. Admission is $30. Raffle giveaways from brands including JONES, UNION, 32, VANS, and ARBOR will be available, and additional raffle tickets can be purchased at the event for more chances to win. Proceeds benefit the Summit County Rescue Group and Sy Moran's Recovery Fund.

OMR brings a night of rock to Papa’s Public House - Willow Creek.

The University of Scouting offers a full day of training designed for adult leaders, parents, and older youth from the Greater Colorado Council. Participants create a personalized schedule across seven 50 minute sessions, then visit a Midway filled with exhibitors, resources, and opportunities to network. Sessions are interactive and practical, with topics that include campfire storytelling, outdoor skills, technology in Scouting, and creative fundraising ideas that go beyond popcorn. Learning is organized into focused colleges so attendees can choose what fits their role. General Studies covers program planning, safety, health, and leadership. Cub Scouting provides leader specific training, fresh program ideas, and connections with peers. Scouts BSA offers position specific training for Scoutmasters and assistant Scoutmasters, support for merit badge counselors, and guidance for strong troop programs. The Adventure track features Venturing, Sea Scouts, Exploring, and the Order of the Arrow. Youth Leadership includes courses for Den Chiefs and ILST. This event welcomes registered Scouters and older youth leaders, including Den Chiefs and troop leaders.

Kick off snow season at a 15th annual winter kickoff celebration and movie night at Summit County Elks Lodge 2561 in Silverthorne, Colorado. This event raises funds for a new snowcat to groom Spring Creek, with all proceeds benefiting Summit Snow Snow Riderz. Admission is $25 and includes dinner, a raffle ticket, and big screen movies running throughout the evening. Cash is preferred, and credit cards are also accepted. Expect prizes made possible by generous sponsors, plus a silent auction and raffle featuring items contributed by sponsors and community members. Additional item donations for the auction or raffle are welcome by reaching out. Billed as the year’s largest snowmobile gathering, it brings the community together in support of local grooming efforts.

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.

Settle into a gentle slow-flow yoga class that blends mindful movement, breathwork, and simple mantra with storytelling drawn from Hindu mythology. Each session centers on a timeless tale to bring added meaning and reflection to familiar poses, inviting you to explore yoga as both a physical practice and a living narrative. Guided by Allegra, the pace is calm and accessible, with quiet pauses and plenty of room to move in a way that feels right for you. No background in mythology or chanting is needed, only curiosity and a willingness to listen and move.

Indie 102.3 brings the Passover 2026 Tour to Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado, headlined by The Black Angels with Ghostwoman also performing. This show is open to attendees 16 and older.

FDRD partners with Summit County Rescue Group to share backcountry stories and an inside look at how a non-profit search and rescue organization operates. Attendees can expect insights into the work behind missions and hear accounts of some of the most dramatic rescues in Colorado’s backcountry.

Russian Circles brings an instrumental rock set to the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, joined by Primitive Man. The Chicago trio is known for shaping expansive, wordless narratives that move between hushed passages and towering volume, exploring a wide range of sounds and structures beyond typical post rock formulas. Their catalog spans shadowy heaviness, sweeping grandeur, rugged impact, bittersweet intricacy, and stark minimalism, with releases like Memorial and the sixth album Guidance highlighting the balance between quiet and loud, complexity and simplicity, ugliness and beauty. Recorded with engineer and co-producer Kurt Ballou at God City Studio, Guidance captures the calm of Asa, the bite of Vorel and Calla, the shifting arpeggios of Mota, the mercurial lift of Afrika, the somber turn of Overboard, and the dusky Americana of Lisboa. The band writes by instinct and lets songs evolve at their own pace, a spirit reflected in album art inspired by anonymous wartime images that contemplate dignity and destiny. Ages 16 and over.

Strengthen your confidence in Colorado backcountry navigation through an immersive two day course that pairs core techniques with modern technology. Choose either module on its own or complete both for a discounted bundle. Module 1 centers on analog skills with map and compass. You will dive into reading topographic maps, interpreting terrain features, learning compass fundamentals, taking and following bearings, and applying those skills in real field scenarios. These tools work even when a phone has no signal or battery. Module 2 focuses on digital navigation. You will plan routes in CalTopo, practice GPS tracking, set up and manage offline maps, share plans with partners, and integrate phone based navigation with paper maps and a compass during scenario driven exercises. Practical tips help you extend battery life in the field. Each module blends classroom learning with hands on application outdoors. By the end, participants know how to plan efficient routes, stay oriented, adapt to changing conditions, and make sound decisions with risk management in mind while combining analog and digital systems for confident travel in Colorado and beyond. Included with registration are instruction from an experienced professional, a printed topo map, and a certificate of completion. Plan to bring your own food, snacks, and water. Gratuities for the instructor are not included. A baseplate compass such as a Suunto A-10 or similar is also not provided.

This performance features Foy Vance on The Wake World Tour. The event is restricted to attendees 16 and over. One dollar from each ticket benefits HER Campaign.

FDRD partners with Mountain Pride for a monthly educational and social hike open to everyone. Each month highlights a featured trail, creating space to learn and connect while exploring together. This free public outing will be a full moon hike, so bringing a headlamp is recommended. Registration is available through FDRD.

The Frisco Funk Presents monthly series features a Funk Grass edition for the Thanksgiving weekend with John Truscelli, Loren Zyniecki, and Billy Merrill. Presented by Highside Brewing, this show is free to attend.

AJ McLean takes the stage at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado as part of Alexander James: The Better Man Tour. Attendance is limited to guests who are 16 years of age or older.

The Keepers Tour brings Tiny Habits to the Gothic Theatre, with Marie Dresselhuis also on the bill. Entry is limited to guests 16 and over. Tiny Habits is an acoustic folk pop trio from Boston made up of Maya Rae, Cinya Khan, and Judah Mayowa. Centered on rich three part harmonies and an intimate sound, the group formed in 2022 after meeting at Berklee and first gained momentum by sharing thoughtfully reworked covers online. Their music has earned recognition from prominent artists and led to collaborations with Mark Ronson, JP Saxe, and Lizzy McAlpine, including supporting McAlpine during an NPR Tiny Desk performance. They have toured with Lizzy McAlpine and other contemporary acts. The trio is recording a debut EP inspired by personal experiences of connection and emotion. Their first single, pennies (voice memo), drew more than 750,000 plays in its first month, and their first fully produced follow up is titled hemenway.

Designed for absolute beginners, this introductory machine sewing class functions like driver’s education for a sewing machine. Participants first review the essential tools that support successful machine sewing, along with a few helpful extras. The lesson then focuses on the parts and accessories of the machine, how they operate, and basic care and maintenance to keep everything running smoothly. By the end, attendees are up and sewing and complete a simple project that applies what they have learned. The class also suits those who have sewn before and want to refresh their skills and discover a few new techniques. Hosted at Treelotta in Englewood, CO.

Pokey LaFarge brings his narrative-rich vocals and genre-blending roots sound to the Gothic Theatre in Englewood, Colorado, with Cicada Rhythm also on the bill. His eighth studio release, Rock Bottom Rhapsody, charts a journey from turmoil to renewal, written before a personal low point and recorded in its wake, with songs that keep voice and story firmly in focus. The album was crafted in Chicago with producer and collaborator Chris Seefried and a trusted ensemble that includes Joel Paterson, Scott Ligon, Jimmy Sutton, and Alex Hall, with harmonies by Ligon and Casey McDonough. LaFarge leans toward stripped-back arrangements that highlight guitars, piano and organ, bass, and drums, and he draws on a wide range of influences, from classic crooners to French chanson, rocksteady, and Latino styles, creating a sound rooted in tradition yet uniquely his own. This event is for ages 16 and over.

An early morning, monthly gathering for those who like a head start. The Espresso Networking Exchange brings WMC members together at a local coffee shop to connect before the workday. Expect casual conversation over coffee, with each attendee purchasing their own beverage. Hosted by WMC Advisory Committee member Dr. Brian Yodice of Sportiv Chiropractic.

This in-person circle offers gentle, steady support for anyone grieving a beloved animal, preparing for a transition, or nurturing a continuing bond after loss. The atmosphere is quiet and respectful, with space to share only if it feels right. Expect simple practices that bring calm and connection, including a grounding meditation and mindful reflection, all held with the understanding that grief is something to accompany with care rather than hurry away. Guidance is provided by Jaime Kuhn, an End-of-Life Doula and Animal Reiki Teacher who works with mindfulness and the Let Animals Lead approach. The circle welcomes those facing recent or long-ago loss, people navigating aging, illness, or hospice with a companion, and anyone seeking compassionate community without pressure to speak. Gatherings take place at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts. Attendance is for humans only to maintain focus and honor venue policies. Free parking is available, and the space is located on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Advance registration and payment are required to secure a limited seat, and drop-ins may be accommodated if space allows. A sliding scale is available from $15 to $35, with a suggested contribution of $25. Refunds are offered up to seven days before the gathering, minus processing fees. Cancellations between 48 hours and seven days receive a credit for the same circle title within twelve months, and cancellations within 48 hours are not eligible for refunds or credits.

A four-night winter getaway in Summit County brings skiers and riders to Copper Mountain and Arapahoe Basin with a lively group and a comfortable home base. The trip centers around a large private mountain lodge about 15 minutes from Copper and roughly 25 minutes from A-Basin. The chalet features eight bedrooms and five bathrooms, two roomy living areas, a private hot tub, a spacious deck with a grill, and a ping pong table, creating plenty of room to relax. Both resorts are included on the Ikon Pass, with unlimited access available on Ikon and Ikon Base options. Capacity is set for 18 participants, and a minimum of eight spots are set aside for first-time Wander with Wes travelers. The plan includes arrivals into DIA with organized carpools to the lodge, a welcome pizza dinner with icebreaker games, and home-cooked breakfasts before days on the hill at Copper and A-Basin. Evenings bring group dinners at the house, time to unwind in the hot tub, a themed party night, and the possibility of a ping pong showdown. The final morning focuses on checkout and carpools back to the airport. The schedule may be updated as the trip approaches. Included in the price are four nights in the private chalet plus a well-stocked kitchen with breakfasts, premium coffee, riding snacks, and ingredients for the group’s home-cooked dinners, along with the welcome pizza night. Not included are flights to Denver, Ikon Pass or lift tickets, daily on-mountain lunches and independent meals out, and rental cars. Car rentals are coordinated into carpools so participants can share costs. The total cost is $425 per person. Full payment via Venmo secures a spot. There is a 48-hour window for a full refund, after which a $50 portion is nonrefundable. Reservations are also refundable up to the stated deadline minus the $50 deposit, and after that become nonrefundable unless a replacement from the waitlist fills the spot.

Thought Process brings the Weight of Form Album Tour to 10 Mile Music Hall with Adam Deitch and Foxtail on the bill. Admission is general admission. This is an all ages show, and attendees younger than 16 must be with an adult. Fans of parkbreezy, Pheel., TF Marz, Pretty Lights, STS9, Josh Teed, 5AM, Duffrey, Motifv, Detox Unit, Daggz, or Milano may feel right at home.

A special installment of the Frisco Funk Presents Series spotlights the music of Prince and Stevie Wonder alongside Christmas favorites to celebrate the ringing of a new year. Presented by Highside Brewing, this free performance features their songs and seasonal tunes.

The Polish Ambassador delivers a live set that fuses electronic rhythms with soulful melodies, creating a dance-centered atmosphere for the night. Expect a memorable experience filled with vibrant beats and smooth grooves.