Events in Weld County, CO

Improve physical and mental well-being through a fitness dance session designed for everyone. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. There is no cost to attend, it is open to all experience levels, and no advance sign up is needed.

At Carbon Valley Regional Library in Firestone, CO, this beginner-friendly presentation lays out the core practices of effective genealogy research and introduces the fundamentals of using DNA in family history. It highlights typical errors to avoid, explains how to approach records with confidence, and offers practical guidance for building a strong foundation for future research.

A supportive writing club for teens meets at Carbon Valley Regional Library. Attendees practice creative writing through guided exercises, explore a variety of styles and genres, and delve into story elements, character development, and historical eras. Participants may share their work for constructive feedback if they wish, and they also learn how to offer thoughtful critiques to peers.

A special edition of The Swoon Society celebrates the arrival of the sixth A Court of Thorns and Roses book with Starfall sparkle, Night Court flair, and plenty of fae magic energy. Expect lively theory crafting and bold predictions, spirited debates about favorite characters, opportunities to dress up or cosplay with Night Court style, and special activities, surprises, and other bookish fun. Reading the newest installments is not required, though conversations may include spoilers. Space is limited and tickets are required due to capacity. Briggs Street Books and Music is accepting pre-orders for ACOTAR 6 and 7, with an optional midnight delivery through a Night Court Courier service.

Explore intermediate handbuilding in a three-week pottery series designed for students with prior experience. This self-guided format encourages participants ages 11 and up to bring personal project ideas. Use the first two sessions to shape and construct your pieces, then apply glazes in the third session. Held on Wednesday evenings, this hands-on experience provides time to refine techniques, work independently, and transform creative concepts into finished ceramic work.

A funk jam featuring Val Chillmer welcomes musicians and vocalists of any age and experience level. Drums, guitar and bass amps, keyboards, and vocal microphones are provided, making it easy to plug in and play. The session blends groove-based jams with crowd favorites. Val Chillmer brings a mix of pop, funk, and jazz influences, drawing on artists such as Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, and Herbie Hancock. The lineup includes Valerie Vampola on keys and vocals, Kyle Cervantes on saxophone, Alfredo Balcacer on guitar, Gavin Wilson on bass, and Zack Hall on drums. They are currently working on an EP of original music and also reshape well-known songs in their own style, from a fusion-tinged take on Billie Jean to an extended version of Play That Funky Music.

Celebrate Halloween at Westlake Village Shopping Center with a family friendly trick or treating experience. Costumes are encouraged, and kids can enjoy candy and festive fun as the community comes together. Friends and neighbors are welcome to take part and stroll the center for treats.

Lettered & Local leads a beginner friendly modern calligraphy workshop at High Desert Chocolates in Windsor, blending creativity with a sweet setting. Participants learn foundational strokes, how to shape letters, and how to connect them into words through step by step guidance and plenty of practice that builds confidence. No prior experience is needed, making it a comfortable choice for complete beginners, curious creatives, date nights, and friends seeking a relaxed evening activity. With handcrafted chocolate close at hand, there is an opportunity to enjoy a treat while creating in a cozy atmosphere. The workshop includes instruction, practice materials, and take home supplies so the learning can continue after class. This session also features a guided seasonal project to make and bring home.

Downtown Greeley hosts a free, family-friendly Halloween outing filled with treats and lighthearted frights. Participants can stroll between participating businesses to collect candy, tackle a climbing wall experience with the Climbing Collective, and snap spooky photos with a Distortions Unlimited prop. Costumes of all kinds are encouraged, from cute to creative. Start at any participating location shown on the Trick or Treat Street map and enjoy a safe atmosphere that celebrates kindness and community spirit.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a pre-holiday celebration at Peculier Ales in Windsor, Colorado. This free, all-ages event brings a lively party atmosphere for everyone.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Adaptive Storytime provides a supportive small group setting that builds early literacy for neurodivergent children and for kids who benefit from multisensory learning. It is intentionally welcoming of varied abilities and needs. Sessions blend movement, music, stories, sensory experiences, and play. Activities are aimed at a preschool interest level, yet older children may participate as well. Siblings are welcome to attend, and a single registration covers the family.

Weld County Native Seed Share welcomes gardeners of every experience level to a free community gathering focused on native plants. Explore a broad selection of native seeds, from annuals and perennials to grasses and shrubs, with friendly guidance available on how to start, plant, and care for them at home. Bringing seeds is optional, and attendees may take home free seeds even without contributing. To support local ecosystems, seed contributions should be species native to Colorado and neighboring states. Cultivars are discouraged because they may not benefit native pollinators as effectively, and seeds from species listed as noxious weeds will not be accepted. Those planning to contribute are asked to email species names in advance to PattyWasson@icloud.com so plant information sheets can be prepared. Responsible seed collection practices are encouraged. For questions, contact PattyWasson@icloud.com.

A community circle aligned with the New Moon focuses on gentle upper body care and reflective writing. Participants practice simple self-massage and stretching, then consider which personal stories are ready to be revised and what intentions can broaden voice and outlook. The gathering offers a reset from the prior month and a quiet place to settle within, shared with others seeking similar grounding. Being seen and supported is part of the healing experience. Each month adapts to the group’s needs and the astrological tone of the New Moon. Activities may include journaling prompts, visual meditations, somatic embodiment exercises, collective intention setting, group reiki, and related practices. Guests can bring a favorite vessel for tea, a journal, a blanket, or anything else that adds comfort and support. All ages, genders, orientations, races, and experience levels are welcome. Organizers are available for questions by email or text.

If you are short on time yet still need a professional image, this walk-in option delivers speedy sessions handled in order of arrival. It is set up for straightforward headshots or clean product photos without a long wait. The experience is streamlined so you can get quality results and be on your way quickly.

Designed for ages 12 to 18, this tabletop adventure invites players into Cappy's Happy Kingdom, a fantastical theme park hosted by Cornelius Cappy Capybara. Take on the role of a guest, concierge, or park employee and unravel curious park mysteries, from runaway roller coasters to photo spots that reportedly turn visitors to stone to mayhem sparked by must-have merchandise. No previous D&D experience is needed.

Teens can play or learn chess in this club. It meets on the second Monday of each month from July through December. No prior experience is needed. Registration is required.

The Board of Trustees meets on the second and last Monday of each month. This meeting follows that regular schedule. Agenda information is available online.

Children can practice reading aloud to calm, quiet therapy dogs at Centennial Park Library in Greeley. The dogs simply listen, creating a relaxed setting that helps young readers feel comfortable and grow more confident with their reading. Drop in during the event to share a story with a gentle canine companion.

Build imaginative projects with LEGO bricks at recurring sessions on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Each gathering features a fresh build challenge, with all bricks provided so participants can focus on creativity. Geared toward kids ages 6 and up, and adults are welcome too.

Teens ages 12 to 18 are invited to be part of the Teen Advisory Board at Carbon Valley Regional Library. Meet in the Teen Room for a relaxed get-together where participants help shape the library experience for teens, connect with new friends, enjoy snacks, and collaborate on ideas for upcoming programs. Expect lively conversations about books, opportunities to swap favorite shows and games, and a chance to share suggestions for the teen room. It is a simple way to contribute to the community while having a good time.

Chess has entertained players for more than a millennium and is still a worldwide favorite. This club provides a relaxed space to play and build skills, welcoming ages 10 to 18. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month, beginning right after the Teen Advisory Board gathering.

Enjoy a cooking class that celebrates the flavors of the season. The menu includes roasted acorn squash, a salad, slow cooker winter minestrone soup, chicken pot pie, and cranberry pear crisp. Guests may bring their own alcoholic beverages to enjoy responsibly with the meal. Water, glassware, and openers are provided. All cooking class sales are final. Reservations can be rescheduled with at least seven days notice, limited to one change per reservation. Cancellations made within seven days are not eligible for rescheduling. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place with advance notice. No shows and unused seats are not eligible for rescheduling or credit. If the class is canceled, reservations will be moved to a future date, and refunds are not offered. For questions, call 970.699.5995.

Explore the newest dance trends in a friendly, stress-free setting. This casual session breaks popular moves into easy steps, with music, time to practice, and plenty of encouragement. No prior experience is required. Bring lots of energy and be prepared to get moving. Suitable for tweens and teens.

Experience a Dungeons & Dragons one-shot designed for a single session that makes it easy to dive into tabletop roleplaying. Both newcomers and seasoned adventurers can step into a midweek fantasy quest without a long-term campaign commitment. Space is limited, and registration is required. Teens may participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian for the entire session, otherwise they are encouraged to attend teen-specific programs.

A free concert spotlights UNC Funk Lab, a jazz and funk ensemble from the University of Northern Colorado, performing favorites from the jazz and funk canon. Admission is free and open to the public, and any donations go directly to the artists. Viewing is standing only along the concourse. Food and drinks are available with self-service at the bar, and full restaurant service is offered as well. Bowling can be purchased on a first come, first served basis, with an option for unlimited play during the show for $15.45 plus shoe rental. Guests who reserve a ticket in advance for this donation based concert may choose a complimentary Odell Brewing Co. draft beer, a soda, or a basket of fries by showing the reservation to the bartender, limited to one per person.

The Greeley Home Expo is free to attend and features local and national vendors at the Island Grove Event Center. Homeowners can meet experts in person to compare options, ask questions, and gather guidance for projects of all sizes, from a kitchen remodel to an outdoor living upgrade or simple home updates. Explore products and services, discover potential savings on upcoming improvements, and find resources to help turn renovation plans into reality.

Connect with a welcoming community on the second Friday of each month at a free meetup focused on spiritual, metaphysical, esoteric, and occult practices. All experience levels are invited, whether you are just beginning or have been on your path for years. Participants are encouraged to bring practice tools, favorite books, or other meaningful items to share and inspire others. Those who wish to share their knowledge or offer a free class or demonstration can coordinate with the organizers to be scheduled to lead a future gathering.

Mix up your own bubble tea and connect with others through games, conversation starters, and a photo booth while you enjoy your creation. This quarterly program is designed for ages 12 to 18. Registration is required.

Get unstuck on your family tree with a drop-in session at Carbon Valley Regional Library. Whether you are just starting or wrestling with a tricky branch, an experienced genealogist will be available to answer questions and offer direction. Take the opportunity to talk through roadblocks, clarify next steps, and move forward with your family history research.

Celebrate the season at a cheerful holiday market filled with local creativity and small business spirit. Browse more than 20 makers, artisans, and boutique vendors for handcrafted gifts, festive décor, specialty foods, and other one-of-a-kind finds. Enjoy special extras throughout the day, including a complimentary Westerly tote for the first 50 shoppers, mimosas on the house while you explore, and coffee from Emory Jane's Coffee Co. The market offers a thoughtfully curated selection in a warm, welcoming setting at Westerly’s amenity center. Admission is free and the event is open to the public.

At Orchard Community Church in downtown Erie, a holiday market featuring local makers comes together with a used book sale in support of early childhood literacy. Browse handcrafted gifts, crafts, and treats from area artisans, then explore a wide range of secondhand books for children, young adult readers, and adults. All proceeds from book purchases benefit the Imagination Library of Erie & Carbon Valley, helping put books into the hands of local children. It is a simple way to shop small for the season while contributing to a community cause. Bringing a tote bag can make it easier to carry your finds.

The Skeleton Key Horror Book Club brings readers together for in person conversations about horror in all its forms, from classic tales to contemporary works, spanning short stories and graphic novels. Each gathering digs into the genre’s themes and craft, creating a welcoming space where longtime fans and first timers can share perspectives. This month’s selection is The Jaunt by Stephen King, found in the collection Skeleton Crew. Meetings take place on the last Tuesday of each month throughout 2026 at LINC Library.

A fresh alternative to the typical Thanksgiving turkey trot, this community run centers on making a real difference close to home. Each year, event proceeds go to a local individual or family facing hardship, chosen through nominations submitted by community members and families. The focus is on support that can be felt directly in the community.

Kick off Thanksgiving with a 5K run or walk that starts and finishes at Pelican Lakes Golf Course in Windsor. After crossing the finish line, celebrate with a lively party featuring drinks, snacks, prizes, and more.

Presented by the We Love Erie Business Collective with support from Allo Fiber and the Town of Erie, Shop Small Erie turns downtown into a festive hub for local shopping and holiday fun. The celebration kicks off with 200 free Shop Small Erie totes for the first 200 attendees, and some bags will include surprise local gift cards. A Holiday Winter Market anchors the experience while DJ Orion Giant sets the mood with festive music. Santa will visit Downtown Erie, free carriage rides will be available, and Savannah the Reindeer will make an appearance with location details to be announced. Briggs Street will be closed to create space for vendors showcasing favorite local businesses and artists. More details will be shared as the event approaches. Vendors are advised to watch for scams. Official information will come only from the event organizers, not individuals posting in comments, and unsolicited links should be avoided.

At Riverside Library & Cultural Center in Evans, CO, The Stitch Exchange is a participant-led meetup where adults spend a relaxed hour working on their own portable crafts, including knitting, crochet, embroidery, or sewing. Bring a work in progress, connect with fellow makers, and trade ideas and conversation in a welcoming setting. All experience levels are invited to settle in, stitch or craft at their own pace, and enjoy creative community time.

The Board of Trustees holds regular meetings twice each month on the second and last Monday. Agenda information is available online.

Discover art therapy in an interactive, easygoing workshop facilitated by the Solace Counseling team. Meet the art therapists, learn about how and why art therapy works, and participate in a guided activity inspired by art therapy. The session also highlights how Solace can offer support and the resources available. More information will be shared soon.

This 10-hour tactical pistol course, priced at $250, focuses on concealed carry training with an emphasis on safety and practical skill development. Instruction covers firearm safety, the legal considerations of defense in a vehicle, at home, and in self-defense situations, and the medical realities of gunfights presented by a former ER registered nurse alongside the psychology of armed encounters. Skills practice includes proper draw techniques for pistols and magazines, defensive marksmanship, clearing malfunctions, speed work, close-quarters retention and contact-distance shooting, engaging multiple threats, making decisions under stress, operating the handgun with either hand, and addressing threats to the rear across a 180 degree arc. Guidance is also provided on how to complete the application process for a concealed carry permit.

Bring a book you love, your thoughts, and your enthusiasm for reading. There is no required reading, so you can gush about a recent discovery or revisit a longtime favorite. Swap recommendations, settle in for lively conversation, and share both the highs and lows of your reading life. You are welcome to bring a short slide deck if you want, though it is optional. This monthly gathering focuses on connecting with fellow readers, celebrating every kind of taste, and creating a welcoming space with good stories and new connections.

Experience a live rock showcase at Moxi Theater in Greeley as Them Heavy Stones headlines with special guests Estin & the 86'd. This Fort Collins four-piece blends desert rock, blues, and alternative influences, taking cues from artists like The Black Keys, Queens of the Stone Age, and Deftones. Expect fuzzy, hard-hitting guitar tones, ear-grabbing hooks, and a high-energy set from a group that formed in late 2024 and has since earned a reputation among Colorado peers for tireless dedication. The concert takes place in Moxi Theater’s intimate space that welcomes up to 360 guests, supported by professional sound and lighting and a full-service bar, with dining options nearby at Luna’s Tacos & Tequila and Stella’s Pinball Arcade & Lounge. All responsible ages are permitted, and reserved tables are available for a premium view. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

The Longmont Toy Shop offers gift selection for children, served in the order people arrive. To reduce time spent waiting outside, entry times will be issued at the start. The event will end once all toys have been given out or at the scheduled closing. A short survey handed out at check in must be completed to enter. To receive services, bring a birth certificate for each child, from any location, along with a valid photo ID for the parent or guardian receiving services. Adults may choose gifts only for their own children. Each child will receive one new toy and one stuffed animal. Bringing a large black lawn bag is recommended for carrying items. Early lineups are not permitted, and those who arrive too soon will be asked to leave. This event is free, and participation is optional. If a suitable gift is not found, there is no obligation to take anything. Attendees are asked to avoid posting negative comments on social media about toy selection. Respectful behavior is required, and anyone who is unkind to volunteers or others in line will be asked to leave. Sponsors include Safelite AutoGlass, Hero Dental, and Waste Management.

The event offers 10K and 5K courses at Boardwalk Park and around Windsor Lake in Windsor, CO. Participants receive a Santa Catch beanie, chip timing, and a hot cocoa bar. Kids are chip timed and receive a finisher medal. Proceeds support Adopt A Family, which helps thousands of local families in need during the holiday season.

Settle into a focused two-hour yoga session featuring 84 poses practiced in a heated room. The sequence begins with the foundational 26 from the beginner 26 and 2 series, then progresses through 58 additional, more demanding postures for a deeper challenge. It is recommended for those who understand the basics and have a developed practice, yet it remains open to anyone interested in giving it a try.

The Board of Trustees holds regular sessions twice each month, meeting on the second Monday and again on the last Monday. Agenda information is available online for anyone who would like to review what will be discussed.

Enjoy a casual coffee meetup at Mead Community Center focused on thoughtful conversation. Chat about current events, recent reading, and personal stories in a welcoming space. Some sessions also include an easy, beginner craft that offers a relaxing way to be creative and make new friends. Everyone is welcome, and no experience is required, just an interest in talking, creating, and connecting. The gathering is held in The Peak multipurpose room. For questions, contact Lisa at lvarra@highplains.us or 720-685-5220, or reach the Mead Community Center at 970-535-7338.