Events in Weld County today

Life Stories Child & Family Advocacy hosts a casual, drop in Coffee with CASA at Zoe's Cafe & Events in Greeley. The event features conversations with staff, information about becoming a CASA volunteer, and ways to support child advocacy in Weld. It provides a friendly setting to ask questions and connect with the organization.

Enjoy a session with Andrea Otero that pairs a parent workout with playful music time for children. Begin with Stroller Strides, then stay for a musical gathering where little ones can dance, move, and enjoy songs together. It offers a simple way to fit in exercise, meet fellow moms, and give kids a chance to burn off energy while having fun.

At Erie Community Library, infants and their caregivers can drop in for sensory play that encourages early learning. Babies explore by touching a variety of textures, listening to engaging sounds, and noticing new sights as they learn through play. Caregivers receive ideas for interacting with their young children to support playful learning.

Young artists can explore drawing through playful games, guided technique practice, and time to create their own artwork. Light snacks are provided. This program is designed for 2nd through 5th graders.

Painting Your Grief is a creative wellness session where participants brush color over pre-printed images on canvas to gently explore grief, memory, healing, and personal growth. With simple techniques and expressive use of color, these images become layered artworks that mirror each person's experiences and feelings. The setting is supportive and judgment free, and no prior art background is needed. By working directly onto existing imagery, participants make space for reflection, emotional release, and creative restoration, while fostering connection and resilience through the act of making art.

A weekly fun run starts from Peculier Brewing Co every Thursday. Plan for roughly three miles, followed by beer and conversation. Bring a punch card to work toward a free pint, and enjoy $1 off pints on fun run nights. Look for additional post run activities throughout the year.

Take the mic at Live on the Lanes, a free karaoke night at 2454 West. This is a general admission experience with standing room along the concourse. Food and drinks are available through self-service at the bar, and full restaurant service is offered. Bowling can be added on a first come, first served basis the day of the show, with an unlimited option for the length of the event priced at $15.45 plus shoe rental. No ticket reservation is required. This event runs every other Thursday.

Presented by the Board of Directors of the Greeley Arts Legacy, this complimentary eighth annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Reception takes place at the Hensel Phelps Theatre. The Class of 2026 will be celebrated, honoring Phyllis Eaton for music, George Fisk for create arts, and Madison and Main Gallery for visual arts. The program features tribute videos and acceptance remarks from each honoree. Inductees will receive Legacy award sculptures, and their names will be added to the granite pillars in the Arts Legacy Plaza outside the Union Colony Civic Center. Following the one-hour ceremony, a reception offers time to connect with current and past members of the Arts Legacy Hall of Fame. Complimentary tickets are available through the UCCC Box Office at 970-356-5000.

Urban Radiance Med Spa marks its tenth anniversary with a fall celebration centered on beauty and client appreciation. Guests can access event-only promotions, learn about the latest treatments, shop skincare with special savings, and enter raffles. Bringing a friend earns an additional raffle ticket. Capacity is limited, and sign-ups are arranged in one hour time slots.

Find a wide selection of local produce and seafood alongside artisan breads and pastries. Pick up breakfast favorites and desserts too, with plenty of other options to explore in one convenient spot.

Wall to Wall Equestrian hosts a festive Halloween play day at Paswaters Acres in Fort Lupton, offering friendly competition and seasonal fun. A free costume contest encourages creative, spooky, or truly scary attire. Classes on the schedule include speed barrel, barrels, poles, and keyhole. Age divisions range from 5 and under through 19 and over. Awards include ribbons for first through sixth place, plus daily high point and reserve high point in each division. The day brings together riders who want to chase fast times, showcase Halloween spirit, or enjoy time with their horses and friends.

Take part in a practical volunteer workshop focused on cleaning native plant seeds collected locally with guidance from Annemarie Fussell of Wildland Restoration. The seeds prepared here support the upcoming Weld County Native Seed Swap. Your work helps native plants take root in gardens and restoration projects, supports wildlife, and can lower water and pesticide use in the community. Tools and seeds are supplied, with clear step-by-step instruction, so no prior experience is required. Participation is limited to 30 people, open to adults and teens. To reserve a spot, email PattyWasson@icloud.com.

At Mead High School, a family friendly Halloween gathering brings back the annual Haunted Hallway and zombie tag. Attendees can enjoy games, treats, and more inside the school.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a hands-on macramé workshop where you will craft a festive plant hanger. The $65 fee covers all materials, a Halloween-themed pot, and a plant of your choice. Cord colors available include black, orange, dark green, dark purple, hot pink, dark blue, and white. Enrollment is limited to six participants.

World Ballet Company presents Swan Lake in a sweeping production accompanied by a live orchestra. Enchantment and destiny meet in this classic struggle between good and evil, brought to life by a cast of 50 international dancers in more than 150 hand sewn costumes and framed by carefully crafted sets. Signature moments such as the Dance of the Little Swans and the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés unfold to Tchaikovsky’s celebrated score performed live. The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 5 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets nationwide, welcomes both newcomers and longtime ballet fans, and features professional artists representing over ten countries. To date, the company has visited more than 300 cities and performed for audiences totaling over 500,000.

Motus Playback Theater brings an evening of live, interactive storytelling to the Erie Community Center, inviting residents to reflect on moments when they first felt at home in the community and in the land of Erie, Colorado. In recognition of Colorado’s 150th anniversary, this gathering offers space to honor the personal and collective journeys that continue to shape Erie today. Audience members can share reflections about finding home through family, migration, memory, or a sense of belonging in Erie, with stories that may be recent, long ago, or passed down across generations. Each account is brought to life on the spot by the Motus Playback Ensemble, as improvisational actors and musicians transform lived experiences into unscripted theater that encourages connection and understanding. After the performance, tea and cookies will be available to keep conversations going and help new connections take root. This family-friendly event welcomes ages 10 to 100 and celebrates Colorado’s sesquicentennial through living stories rather than history alone. The Town of Erie does not sponsor or endorse this event or the activity associated with it.

At Moxi Theater, Don McMillan brings a tech-infused stand-up show that playfully asks whether artificial intelligence can take the stage from humans. He turns charts, graphs, and Venn diagrams into punchlines, blending an engineering background with sharp humor for a set that feels like the most entertaining slide deck in comedy. His journey runs from Silicon Valley to viral recognition. He reached the Top 12 on America’s Got Talent and performed in the Finals, earning praise from every judge, including Simon Cowell. Online, his breakout video Life After Death by PowerPoint has surpassed 50 million views, and he became the first Dry Bar comedian to top one million Instagram followers. Additional highlights include a win at the San Francisco International Comedy Competition and appearances on The Tonight Show, HBO, and Comedy Central. His clean, clever style has also connected with audiences at companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. All responsible ages are permitted at this performance.

Kick off the Halloween mood with a karaoke night before the big day. Come casual or make it a costume moment, whether you bring back a favorite from years past or debut something brand new.

An open-microphone event in Frederick, CO organized with signups first and performances afterward. Participants add their names to the list on arrival, then the program moves into a scheduled block of performances.

At Centennial Park Library, this monthly gathering welcomes teens and adults who want to exchange tips and tricks and learn from one another about the hobbies they love. Crochet, knitting, cross stitch, embroidery, and other crafts are all welcome.

The Board of Trustees convenes twice each month, gathering on the second and final Monday. Agenda information is available online.

The LINC Carving Club provides a welcoming environment to practice woodcarving, be creative, exchange ideas, and learn together. Newcomers and experienced wood carvers and sculptors are all welcome, as are curious makers. No prior experience is required, and supplies are provided. Children ages 12 and under must have a caregiver present.

Ready to try yoga for the first time? This beginner-friendly session is led by Angie Noe, Yoga Therapist. Registration is required.

Explore what the LINC industrial space offers in a hands-on safety certification class. Get acquainted with the rules, learn about the tools, and practice proper operation while starting a simple project... crafting a wooden mallet. The focus is on safe, confident use of equipment and understanding how the space works. Completion of this training is required before making reservations.

A monthly workshop dedicated to writing in many forms. Each session explores craft, offers practice through guided exercises, and helps participants build a supportive network of fellow writers. Open to writers of every experience level and working in any format.