Events in Westminster, CO

This hour-long, nature-centric yoga session at Butterfly Pavilion invites you to practice among exotic plants and beautiful butterflies. The class welcomes all skill levels and offers a chance to connect with other yoga enthusiasts in the community. It is a calming way to de-stress, unwind, and revitalize your mind and body.

Celebrate the north metro pet community at Bill Goodspeed Happy Tails Dog Park. Meet local groomers, trainers and walkers, sitters, treat makers, and pet-friendly boutiques, along with other businesses that help dogs thrive. Enjoy live music, face painting, raffles with prizes, and plenty of dog park fun, including a splash pool to keep pups cool. This family and pet friendly gathering is presented by Colorado Pooper Scoopers, Maggie Fast of Save Boss Realty, and Fusion Bike and Design.

Discover macro photography at Butterfly Pavilion in a beginner-friendly class led by resident bug photographer Bob Krugmire. Learn the essentials, along with practical tips and tricks to improve close-up images of butterflies and insects. The session welcomes newcomers to photography, those looking to sharpen existing skills, and anyone who loves capturing the tiny world of bugs. Instruction covers techniques for both traditional cameras and cell phones, making it easy to learn with whatever equipment you prefer. Enjoy clear guidance and useful takeaways that help elevate every shot.

A community gathering pairs an annual car show with a food drive, featuring cars and bikes to explore alongside visiting food trucks. Admission is free for everyone. Donations of canned goods and other nonperishable items will be collected for Community Table. Spectators do not need to RSVP. Those interested in displaying a car or bike will be able to register, with a sign-up link to be shared soon.

The Wingsuit Open is a PDGA Competition Endowment Program fundraiser disc golf tournament that supports The Mockingbird Foundation, which expands music access and education for schools and youth groups. It serves as the companion to the Runaway Open ball golf fundraiser that appears when Phish visits the area. Competitors play a single PDGA XC-tier round of 18 holes in a flexible, choose-your-tee-time format. Players who register in advance receive priority for tee selections and have right of way on the course, while on-site signups are permitted after a waiver and may fill only the remaining open tee spots. Those unable to attend can still contribute through simple cash sponsorships starting at $25, direct donations to The Mockingbird Foundation via NCS, MINI, or NPPP divisions on DG Scene, or by participating in the NPPP program. NPPP stands for non-playing players pack purchase, allowing anyone in the United States to buy the same players pack offered to amateur entrants. A special item tied to Esters restaurants in the Denver metro and to NPPP registrants will be revealed soon. For added fun, a 9-hole Mini Disc Golf Course will be available for $10 per round and is open to tournament participants and the general public at Johnny Roberts DGC. Those interested only in the mini golf option can use the MINI Mini Disc Golf Only not PDGA division on DG Scene. Half of each mini entry supports the cause and the other half is paid out via PayPal. Players may enter multiple times by obtaining additional scorecards from the TD, with scores compiled throughout the day and winners announced and paid via PayPal within 24 hours. Registration includes phased periods with added donations labeled Middle, Late, and Really Late, with the added amounts set at $15, $15, and $20. Professional divisions automatically donate $20 from each entry, resulting in a $25 net entry fee, and payouts are issued via PayPal. Amateur divisions automatically donate $15 from each entry, resulting in a $20 net entry fee. All amateur divisions receive the same high value players pack, and top finishers earn trophies, with awards presented at Tournament Central once all cards in a division are complete. Each player entry includes a PDGA pass-through $5 green fee for the permit. No TD fee is taken from pass-through fees, and an optional Tip the TD choice is available during registration. Support comes from Trash Panda Disc Golf, Rocky Mountain Heat, and Esters restaurants.

Trailhead Cookie Company brings fresh baked, Colorado-inspired cookies to Westminster Farmers Market. Each batch is made in small quantities with real butter, cane sugar, and high quality ingredients. The cookies are generously sized and designed to stand out, ideal for sharing, gifting, or enjoying as you explore the market. Look for favorites such as Copper Chocolate Chip, Vail Sea Salt and Caramel Chocolate Chip, Aspen Double Chocolate, and Steamboat Snickerdoodle, along with seasonal varieties and special market offerings when available. Pick up a box to take home and shop local at the market.

Experience live music while browsing a wide assortment of produce, baked goods, and tasty favorites like cheese curds.

Families can access childhood and teen immunizations at a Shots for Tots and Teens clinic. The clinic serves clients who are uninsured or enrolled in Medicaid or CHP+, and it cannot see patients with Kaiser or other private insurance. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is required, with services offered until capacity is reached. Remember to bring your vaccination record. For more information, call 303-451-0123 or visit the Adams County Health Department website.

Designed for those who have completed Angelic Reiki Levels 1 and 2, this immersive practitioner training invites a deeper blend of angelic frequencies with the crystalline wisdom of the Earth. The focus is on expanding a healing practice, strengthening connection with the angelic realm, and amplifying the capacity to facilitate meaningful energetic transformation for self and others. Through guided, hands-on work, participants combine crystal layouts with Angelic Reiki energy, explore ways to clear, balance and activate the Lightbody, and refine healing with high frequency crystals. The training includes creating and holding sacred space with angelic presence, intuitive work with crystals, color and sound for multidimensional healing, and channeling angelic, cosmic and stellar energies through crystal tools, including crystal skulls. Practical approaches support personal growth, self care and client sessions. Crystals are presented as vessels of light that store, amplify and transmit energy through their natural structure, while the angelic kingdom offers guidance, unconditional love and pure light. Together they provide grounding, structure and amplification, creating conditions where healing can touch mind, body and soul. The format is both practical and deeply experiential, encouraging participants to embody the techniques as they blend more fully with the angels and anchor higher frequencies of light. The result is a clear, aligned template for work that can be shared with others in an authentic, grounded way. Each participant receives a training manual and a practitioner certificate. Tuition is $297. The training takes place at Restoring You.

Growing Home hosts a free community picnic at Westminster Station Nature Play Park, celebrating neighbors, families, and friends with food, outdoor fun for all ages, and opportunities to learn about community resources. Lunch will be served, and treats like cotton candy, popcorn, and Mexican ice pops are available while supplies last. Children can enjoy arts and crafts, families can take part in friendly outdoor activities, and face painting adds extra color to the festivities. The park offers a nature playground with sand and water play, plus restrooms and drinking fountains near the pavilion. Parking is available close to the pavilion, and the location is accessible via the Light Rail B Line and bus routes 31 and 72. Sponsored by the City of Westminster, this free celebration invites the public to connect and have fun together.

Bring a good attitude and good food to connect with other Asians and Asian parents. Kids can play at the playground while adults meet and share food. With regular meet-ups, children and families can build lasting friendships.

Victim Outreach Inc. marks forty years of service with its annual fundraiser at Bruz Beers, honoring a long commitment to survivors of crime and trauma. The event features music by The Reals, an auction, the Saucy Chops food truck, and a selection of beer in a welcoming community setting. Tickets, donations, and auction bids help sustain compassionate advocacy and essential services for those impacted. Ticket and sponsorship information will be announced soon.

High Country Pirates return to Prost Biergarten in Northglenn as the Mutiny Brass Band fires up a high-octane brass blowout to close out the summer. Tankards raised and plenty of dancing set the tone while the crew brings raucous rhythms with a playful pirate edge. Whether it is for lagers or legends, this one promises an unforgettable night of revelry.

Kids enjoy an evening of play, games, and activities at My Gym while parents take time for themselves. This program welcomes children ages 2.5 to 10 who are fully potty trained. Dinner is included and will be cheese pizza, and families may send alternate food if preferred. Each child must arrive with a clearly labeled water bottle and a spare set of emergency clothes. My Gym provides engaging instructors, organized activities, and plenty of fun. Purchases are nonrefundable, but with advance notice of cancellation a credit can be issued toward another available session. My Gym Gripper Socks are required for every child in the facility.

As day eases into evening at Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary, the light settles low across the fields, the air cools, and the animals stir after the heat. More than 20 species move into their nightly rhythm, creating a quiet, attentive pace that makes every moment feel worth noticing. During this evening tour, guests walk the grounds as the sun fades, meeting residents where they are, observing friendships and herd dynamics, and seeing parts of sanctuary life that are usually missed in bright daylight. Dinner and beverages will be available for purchase from The Savage Beet on site, offering an easy way to make the visit a fuller night out. The close of the day becomes part of the experience... gates are latched, hay is set out, birds choose their perches, and the sanctuary settles. Please keep in mind a few essentials before visiting. Do not bring food or drinks for yourself or the animals. Every person, including children, must have a ticket, and tickets are nonrefundable except if severe weather forces a cancellation. Arrive on time, as hours cannot be extended for late arrivals. Any food or beverages offered are an additional purchase. Pets are not permitted on the grounds or left in vehicles. Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary is a safe haven for animals rescued from neglect, abuse, exploitation, and slaughter. Animals are neither bred nor sold. This is a home rather than a petting attraction, so move gently, respect boundaries, and allow each resident to choose how to interact... some may come close, others will prefer space. Many are seniors, healing, or living with chronic conditions, and their care follows long term wellbeing with veterinary guidance. The sanctuary is built on trust, and visitor conduct helps uphold it.

Dirty Side Down returns to Jake's Roadhouse in Arvada. Admission is free.

This one-hour, nature-focused yoga session unfolds among vibrant plant life and graceful butterflies at Butterfly Pavilion. Participants connect with fellow yoga enthusiasts while moving through a practice suitable for all experience levels. The setting supports relaxation and renewal, offering a calm space to de-stress, unwind, and leave feeling refreshed.

Arvada Sunday Farmer's Market at Olde Town Arvada features live music, a splash pad for kids, and a variety of produce and baked goods, including cheese curds. Browse the vendors and pick up fresh items and treats.

Set up in the parking lot outside Macy’s, this lively farmers market showcases fresh produce, artisan breads, desserts, beverages, canned items, and a selection of crafts.

Enjoy a free, outdoor yoga class at Aerostat Park as part of the Summer Yoga Series. Open to every age and skill level, this community practice takes place in Downtown Westminster with instruction from Lyft24 and MADabolic. Please bring a yoga mat. The instructors bring energy and expertise and foster a welcoming community atmosphere.

This hands-on Grandparents Day craft experience at the Butterfly Pavilion brings children and grandparents together to create. Participants assemble an eight inch solar mason jar lantern decorated with pressed flowers and fairy lights that give a soft glow, then take home a keepsake made side by side.

This weekly Lorcana open play centers on casual games and rewards. Participants receive a sticker card and can earn stickers by playing Lorcana against other local players. When a card reaches five stickers, promo cards are awarded that week, and players can also earn other prizes. Entry each week is available by purchasing any one pack of Lorcana.

Explore environmentally friendly options related to cremation in a welcoming conversation at Heritage Todd Creek Clubhouse. Hear from Karis of the Natural Funeral about natural approaches, then take part in a brief presentation by a topic specialist followed by open discussion and shared insight. Meet Kelsi Tesone Mathews, MSP, Owner and Licensed Advance-Planning Agent with In Memoriam. These conversations are geared toward Classic Citizens, Vintage Players, and anyone planning their next chapter, with plenty of space for practical questions about life transitions.

At Black Rock Coffee Bar, this monthly meetup centers on coffee and candid conversation within the real estate community. Agents, lenders, inspectors, insurance professionals, and other industry partners connect to celebrate recent closings, talk through challenges, exchange practical strategies, and spark collaborations that drive growth. The setting emphasizes authentic relationships and a supportive atmosphere where everyone is heard and valued, leaving participants energized for what comes next.

Little creators can explore crafts, building, clay, and more in a hands-on class designed for ages 2½ to 4 at the Northglenn Recreation Center. Activities focus on building fine motor skills in a playful, engaging setting. Each session introduces new materials and projects so children can experiment, create, and gain confidence. Guardians are required to remain in the building during class. Fees are $24 for residents and $30 for non-residents.

This supportive Reiki share welcomes both practitioners and those curious to explore it. The evening centers on giving and receiving Reiki in a shared circle, with intentions for personal well-being, loved ones, and the wider world. Participants may bring photos of people to include in a circle for distance healing, along with any healing wishes for themselves.

Butterfly Pavilion offers a calmer afternoon visit tailored to sensory-friendly needs. Spaces use natural light and soft sound, and attendance is capped to keep the experience relaxed for families. A Quiet Room sponsored by SOAR Autism is available for anyone who needs a break, providing a comfortable, low-stimulation place to unwind. Throughout the visit, interpretive support is available in every exhibit, activity guides can be requested, and the playroom remains open.

Slow the pace and move together during a family-friendly yoga experience set within a lush tropical rainforest filled with hundreds of butterflies in flight. This welcoming class is suitable for all experience levels and invites children and their caregivers to explore movement through partner-based poses, playful breath activities, quiet mindfulness, imaginative storytelling, and nature-themed yoga. Participants stretch and wiggle like caterpillars, practice steady balance inspired by butterflies, sway like the trees, and pause to notice the vibrant life around them. The focus stays on connection, curiosity, and the joy of moving as a family. Expect to leave feeling grounded and refreshed, with a deeper appreciation for one another and the natural world.

Former Rocky Flats workers can attend a free educational lunch in Westminster focused on EEOICPA benefits. Hosted by CNS Cares, a home care provider that supports energy workers, the session explains how eligible individuals may receive compensation, health benefits, and in-home care at no cost, and offers time to reconnect with friends and former coworkers. The venue is the Old Spaghetti Factory.

Residents of Thornton and Adams County can pick up free shelf-stable groceries and a box of fresh produce while learning about community resources that support individuals and families. Produce boxes are offered from June through October. Registration is required. Create a profile in the Plentiful app and search for ThorntonCC to reserve a spot, or text FOOD to 726-879. Spanish speakers can text COMIDA to 726-879. For help with registration, call 720-977-5819.

The season finale of Hyland Hills' Summer Concert Series, presented by Pipe Eyes Professional Drain Service, brings a free concert for all ages to the park. Hand Turkey kicks things off, followed by a headlining set from Wash Park Band. Guests can bring a lawn chair or blanket, enjoy food trucks, and purchase adult beverages. Children can enjoy a dedicated area with inflatables along with complimentary face painting and balloon art. Clear Creek Valley Park offers two parking lots. Leashed and well-behaved dogs are allowed. Weapons and outside alcohol are not permitted.

Butterfly Pavilion presents a family-friendly screening of The Bee Movie with live commentary. Director of Research and Conservation Francisco Garcia Bulle Bueno pauses the film at select moments to share lighthearted insights, quick facts, and conversation about pollination and the movie’s more over-the-top bee scenes. The experience blends humor, playful puns, and real-world science with an emphasis on conservation, creating an engaging night at the movies.

Settle into a cozy space with a warm cup of cacao while shifting from mental chatter to heart-led clarity and gratitude. Honored as a gift in Aztec and Mayan traditions, cacao is embraced for its potential to nurture deeper inner connection and support whole-person wellbeing, inspiring feelings of joy and contentment. As the chocolate drink is savored, intentions are set and the shared energy of the group is welcomed. The experience then unfolds into a nourishing sound bath with a guided meditation that centers the heart. Gentle, transformative frequencies invite balance and open a doorway to soulful connection. The journey is designed to leave participants grounded and centered, with compassion rooted in a calm, peaceful inner state.

A free outdoor screening of the film GOAT takes place on a giant inflatable screen at Arvada Volunteer Fire Fighters Park. Part of Movies Around Town, this community event is open to the public at no cost. Before the film, there will be live music by Shaun Peace along with extra activities. Please note that pets, barbecues, fires, smoking or vaping, and alcoholic beverages are not permitted.

Participants can choose from 5K, 10K, or half marathon distances, with courses following Big Dry Creek Trail and running alongside Standley Lake. The event supports a new charity called BookGive.

Immerse yourself in an hour of yoga at Butterfly Pavilion, where a nature-focused practice helps refresh body and mind. The session takes place among plants and butterflies and offers a relaxed way to meet other yoga enthusiasts from the community. All skill levels are welcome, with an emphasis on easing stress, unwinding, and feeling revitalized.

Set on grassy grounds, this car show features live music alongside a variety of food trucks and vendors. An early registration discount is available, and participants may also register on the day of the event.

Now in its ninth year, the Gummball 5K Race comes to Riverdale Regional Park. Registration will open, so help spread the word to family and friends. For announcements and race updates, follow the event on Facebook.

Explore beekeeping through a welcoming bootcamp that blends the craft, the science, and the enjoyment of caring for these essential pollinators. It is designed for curious beginners and experienced hobbyists alike, with a focus on building skills and confidence in the apiary. The program consists of five sessions, each three hours long, offered throughout the year. Every gathering begins with classroom learning, then moves into the apiary for practical work and close observation. Hives and other supplies are not included, and participants receive informational materials along with guidance on where to purchase the equipment they will need.

Trailhead Cookie Company will be at Westminster Farmers Market with freshly baked cookies inspired by Colorado, made in small batches using real butter, cane sugar, and premium ingredients. The cookies are generously sized and crafted to stand out, ideal for sharing, gifting, or enjoying while exploring the market. Look for signature flavors like Copper Chocolate Chip, Vail Sea Salt & Caramel Chocolate Chip, Aspen Double Chocolate, and Steamboat Snickerdoodle, along with rotating seasonal selections and special market treats when available. Boxed assortments are offered for taking home.

Learn about water-smart landscaping, thriving perennials, and the care of roses during a guided tour of the demonstration gardens. Highlights include the Xeriscape Garden with practical ways to conserve water, the Perennial Garden with hands-on learning and casual talks beside the beds, and the Rose Garden with interactive activities and garden-side conversations led by a rosarian. No registration is required.

The 13th Annual Ride for Hope brings people together for a meaningful ride focused on supporting mental health, raising suicide awareness, and honoring lives that continue to shape the community. In its second year starting and finishing at Sun Harley-Davidson, it pays tribute to those lost, stands with those still fighting, and emphasizes that no one is alone. Both riders and non-riding supporters are part of the mission. The event supports initiatives through Brianna’s Light and I’ll See You Tomorrow. More information will be shared as plans are finalized.

The annual Take Jake Car Show celebrates life and supports organ donation. This car-centered event is dedicated to that cause.

Summer Sounds brings free live music to Aerostat Park with Shakedown Street, a Grateful Dead tribute band. A long-running group from the Rocky Mountain region, Shakedown Street draws from a catalog of more than two hundred songs and blends material from across the Grateful Dead’s eras into distinctive performances shaped by improvisation and discovery. Settle in on the lawn for a relaxed evening, bring a blanket or a picnic, and enjoy space to dance with friends. Presented by The Westminster Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Westminster Business Association, and the City of Westminster.

Shakedown Street brings a free outdoor concert to Center Park as part of the Summer Sounds Concert Series presented by the City of Westminster. The band performs the music of the Grateful Dead for an evening designed for relaxing and dancing. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, blankets, friends, and dancing shoes to enjoy a late-summer night under the open sky.

Experience a 60 minute yoga class at the Butterfly Pavilion surrounded by vibrant plants and graceful butterflies. The session supports wellness for both body and mind and welcomes participants of every skill level. It also offers a chance to connect with other yoga enthusiasts in the community. Step into this rainforest setting to relax, release stress, and leave feeling refreshed.

Start with check-in, followed by a chance to take part in a run, walk, or roll. The schedule is straightforward, with registration first and the activity afterward, allowing participants to choose the option that suits them.

Learn to sew the Studio Carry On Tote in a friendly, hands-on class at Vacuums R Us. Designed with makers in mind, this structured bag uses an 11 inch (27 cm) tube frame that keeps the opening propped while you work, and it stands nicely when made with fusible foam. Interior and exterior pockets help keep tools, notions, and personal items organized and easy to grab. It is roomy enough for your current project yet compact enough to take anywhere. The finished bag measures about 9 inches wide at the top, 14 inches wide at the bottom, 10.5 inches tall, and 6.5 inches deep. The fee covers both the class and the pattern kit, which includes the pattern and hardware. A limited supply of extra hardware will be available for purchase during class. This session is part of a monthly series featuring different Zakka Workshop patterns and kits. Instruction is provided by Patten Laurel.

Sew a structured carryall tote designed with makers in mind. The project uses an 11 inch tube frame that holds the bag open while you work, and it stands upright when made with fusible foam. Generous pockets inside and out keep tools, notions, and personal items organized and easy to reach. It is roomy enough for a work in progress yet compact enough to take anywhere. Finished dimensions are approximately 9 inches wide at the top, 14 inches at the base, 10.5 inches tall, and 6.5 inches deep. The fee includes the class and a Zakka Workshop pattern kit with the pattern and hardware. A limited number of extra hardware sets will be available to purchase during class. Participants should bring a sewing machine with power cord and foot pedal, a general purpose foot, 2/3 yard of main fabric, 1 yard of accent or lining fabric, 1/2 yard for the inside pocket, and a 28 by 45 inch piece of interfacing in fusible fleece or fusible foam with adhesive on only one side, such as Pellon 987F or Pellon FF78F1. Pack basic sewing tools like scissors, clips or pins, a stiletto or purple thang, and a seam ripper. The instructor is Patten Laurel.

Melissa leads an immersive sound experience centered on Himalayan singing bowls. The session reflects the idea that disharmony in the body can show up as illness, and that because all matter vibrates at different rates, shifting vibration can bring change. The bowls’ sustained tones are used to encourage Theta brain wave activity, invite deep meditation and a sense of peace, and support mental clarity and intuition. Their gentle resonance engages the relaxation reflex and can soften stress and pain responses, while the steady sound helps quiet the inner critic, synchronize brain waves, and deepen awareness of the mind and body connection. Over time, the body and mind feel calm and peaceful... relaxed and rejuvenated.

Set aside an hour for a nature-centered yoga session at the Butterfly Pavilion, practicing amid exotic plants and fluttering butterflies. Meet other yoga enthusiasts from the community. Suitable for all skill levels, Rainforest Yoga offers a calming space to de-stress, unwind, and feel renewed.

Beyond the Arena helps horse and rider build confidence outside the ring. Step by step, the clinic develops relaxation, responsiveness, and a sense of security in unfamiliar environments. Participants work in pairs for support, with coaching that emphasizes emotional regulation for both horse and rider, maintaining connection beyond the confines of the arena, moving into new spaces safely, and fostering bravery without added pressure. Designed for intermediate and advanced riders, the clinic is limited to eight riders. The fee is $600 per rider, and auditing is available at $25 per day. Expect practical tools you can keep using long after the clinic concludes. For registration information, contact Carrie at 720-312-9139 or Info@CH-Equine.com.

Capture a keepsake of your canine companion at a Yappy Hour dedicated to pet portraits. In collaboration with partners from the City of Westminster, pups can pose and help create a unique piece of art. The gathering is set in the sunken plaza at Town Square outside Windfall, with cold drinks, sunshine, and a relaxed, dog-friendly atmosphere. Attendees should bring a leash and ID.

Another Friday night edition of the Carpenter Park Cruise-in Car Show features the Cruisers, blending hot rods with hot tunes for a lively evening.

Hillbilly Demons bring a high energy country show to The Stillery Westminster, blending fan favorite songs with cold drinks and a boot stomping vibe. Named Colorado’s 2024 Country Music Hall of Fame Band of the Year, the band packs the night with singalong moments and aims for a full dance floor, with food and drinks to enjoy along the way.

This hour-long yoga session centers on nature to refresh both body and mind. Practice amid exotic plants and graceful butterflies at Butterfly Pavilion, and connect with fellow yoga lovers from the community. Open to beginners and seasoned practitioners alike, Rainforest Yoga offers a peaceful way to de-stress, unwind, and leave feeling renewed.

Teens age 14 and a half and older can prepare for a Colorado driver’s permit and license through a comprehensive classroom program. The course goes beyond the state’s 30 hour classroom requirement for the Instructional Driver’s Permit. It takes place over four days on Saturdays and Sundays. Package options are offered that combine classroom instruction with private behind the wheel lessons and driver testing. Programs start at $255.

Organizers have shared that this will be their final time presenting the car show, and they are aiming to make it a memorable finale. Fresh additions are planned for this year, with more information to be announced soon. Watch for updates as the details roll out.

Trailhead Cookie Company brings a pop-up to Westminster Farmers Market with Colorado-inspired cookies baked in small batches using real butter, cane sugar, and premium ingredients. Look for generously sized cookies that stand out, great for sharing, gifting, or enjoying while you browse the market. The menu highlights core favorites like Copper Chocolate Chip, Vail Sea Salt & Caramel Chocolate Chip, Aspen Double Chocolate, and Steamboat Snickerdoodle, with seasonal flavors and special market treats available when possible. It is a warm way to shop local and take home a box of mountain-inspired cookies.

Northglenn Marketplace sets the scene for a Colorado Markets gathering that highlights small, local creativity. Expect dozens of carefully selected makers, bakers, artists, and boutiques from around the state. Browse unique finds while enjoying music and gourmet bites from food trucks and bakeries. Shoppers can look for upcycled leather bags and accessories crafted by Colorado artisans, hand-poured soy candles and goat milk soaps made with local ingredients, reimagined apparel and jewelry from vintage fabrics, herb planters, wreaths, and macramé created with reclaimed rope, plus original artwork, photography, ceramics, and more. Every Colorado Markets event features a Grand Prize Giveaway, with each vendor donating an item and one winner taking home the entire bundle. The first 50 people who arrive with a complimentary pre-registered ticket receive a VIP bag filled with goodies, samples, and coupons. There is no cost to attend, and the atmosphere is pet friendly and family friendly.

This special Vendor Sunday offers the chance to visit with more than 25 local vendors.

Set aside a couple of unhurried hours at Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary to breathe a little deeper and share quiet space with rescued farm animals who choose connection in their own ways. Stroll through pens and pastures to meet residents from across 23 species, while caretakers and volunteers are nearby to introduce personalities, histories, and the small everyday moments that shape their lives. Every ticket helps provide lifelong sanctuary and veterinary-supported care for animals recovered from neglect, abuse, and abandonment. Pricing is kept intentionally low, with tickets available for $10 in advance or $15 at the gate, and EBT/SNAP guests welcomed with free admission when a card is presented. The sanctuary is reachable by public transportation, one block from the 88 bus line and about a 15 minute walk from rail service. For everyone’s safety and comfort, no outside food or drinks for people or animals are permitted. Tickets are non-refundable unless severe weather cancels the event. Plan to arrive on time, as hours cannot be extended for late arrivals. Every visitor requires a ticket, regardless of age. Any food or beverages offered on-site are sold separately. Companion animals are not allowed on the property or in vehicles. This is a refuge for animals, not a petting zoo. Move gently, respect boundaries, and allow the animals to decide how they interact. Some will approach, others may keep their distance, and both are equally respected. Many residents are older, healing, or living with chronic conditions, and their care prioritizes long-term wellbeing with veterinary guidance. The sanctuary is built on trust, and visitors help sustain that spirit with mindful, compassionate presence.

An immersive blend of intuitive art-making and calming sound invites an exploration of the inner landscape. Gentle meditation and resonant tones create a contemplative setting where imagination, intention, and inner vision can surface. Alongside a soothing sound bath, participants craft a mixed media collage, layering color, texture, and imagery to give form to what they are envisioning for themselves. Experience level does not matter, only a willingness to follow intuition and listen within. The environment encourages playfulness, honest feeling, and judgment-free creativity, allowing ideas to move from the inside out.

This annual ride pairs a trail outing in Thornton with a festive brewery celebration. Cyclists will start and finish at Satire Brewing Company, then stay to connect with local businesses at an Oktoberfest-style after-party with giveaways and other festivities. Wearing an Oktoberfest-themed outfit is encouraged. The event supports Food for Hope, aiming to raise $15,000 to help feed 3,000 Adams County students facing food insecurity this fall. All funds benefit Food for Hope’s food programs and pantries throughout the semester.

A New Mexico music dance event in Colorado features Gonzalo with AJ Martinez at Yak & Yeti Lounge. Tickets are available through Eventbrite.

Craig Hauenstein brings a mix of rock and pop favorites from the 1950s to the present to Jake's Roadhouse Arvada Co. There is no cover charge.

This session blends sound and energy healing to encourage deep relaxation, clarity, and a sense of inner connection. Resonant tones from Himalayan singing bowls create a calming atmosphere that can help ease stress, quiet the mind, and support mindful awareness. Participants explore how vibration can influence both body and emotions while releasing heaviness and welcoming more uplifting energy. Energy work is provided by Leanne and Melissa, and the shared energy of the group helps enrich the experience. Each attendee receives a brief written note from Leanne describing what she focused on during the healing.

The 5th Annual EvenKehl Charity Golf Tournament at The Ranch Country Club features a scramble format for teams of four across 18 holes. Prizes include recognition for the top team, the most honest team, longest drive for men and women, and closest to the pin for men and women. On-course extras include the EvenKehl Bucket Challenge and a Beat the Pro challenge. The day starts with check-in and grab-and-go breakfast burritos, followed by morning announcements and a shotgun start. After the round, there will be lunch, an awards presentation, and a raffle. The schedule may be adjusted slightly.

Enjoy a one-hour, nature-focused yoga session at Butterfly Pavilion, surrounded by exotic plants and butterflies that refresh mind and body. Meet other yoga enthusiasts in the community, and feel comfortable whether you are new or experienced. The class offers a welcoming space to reduce stress, relax, and renew your energy.

This four-day training experience is designed for meaningful progress rather than quick fixes. Riders focus on problem-solving, building consistency, and applying new exercises. With a maximum of six participants, each person receives individualized coaching and time to practice between sessions. Semi-private instruction is paired with structured independent work to help build feel and confidence. The curriculum adjusts to the needs of the horses and riders present and may cover biomechanics and correct development, sharpening aids and timing, improving the steadiness of movements, addressing training plateaus, and deepening understanding of horse behavior. It is open to all levels and aimed at riders ready to raise their standard of understanding and execution. Tuition is $1,200 per rider. Auditing is available. Space is limited. For registration information, contact Carrie at (720) 312-9139 or Info@CH-Equine.com.

Now in its third year, the Pioneer Premier Cup is a youth soccer tournament in Arvada, Colorado that pairs competitive play with the backdrop of vibrant fall colors. The previous edition brought together teams from 27 clubs across three states, including Colorado, Wyoming, and Texas. Teams submit registration without an upfront fee, and payment is collected only if the team is accepted after the registration deadline.

As daylight stretches later, the performances grow wilder with a high-energy showcase of some of the most fun music from the Denver Metro Area. The event encourages support for the Denver Metro music scene.

Celebrate Colorado creativity at a Colorado Markets gathering featuring handpicked artisans, bakers, artists, and boutiques. Stroll booth to booth to find upcycled leather bags and accessories, hand poured soy candles and goat milk soaps made with Colorado ingredients, apparel and jewelry fashioned from unique vintage fabrics, herb gardens, wreaths, and macramé crafted from reclaimed ropes, along with custom artwork, photography, ceramics, and more. Shop small and local while enjoying music and gourmet bites from food trucks and bakeries. Admission is free, and the event is family friendly and pet friendly. Every market includes a Grand Prize Giveaway with items donated by all vendors, and one attendee will take everything home. To participate, sign up for a general admission ticket and activate it at the event check in tent under the blue canopy, and note that the winner does not need to be present. Arrive early, because the first 50 attendees with a complimentary ticket receive a VIP bag filled with goodies, samples, and coupons, available at the purple tent during check in. Safety measures include social distancing and hand sanitizer stations. Vendors and crafters are welcome to apply.

This annual gala supports survivors with a silent auction and other engaging activities. The evening features dinner, a live auction, and dancing set to dueling pianos.

Radio nostalgia meets spontaneous comedy in a live 1940s-style broadcast created on the spot from audience suggestions. A troupe of improvisers brings the format to life with period microphones, era-inspired costumes, and a foley artist generating sound effects in real time. Each performance is different, blending throwback charm with present-day humor for a lively variety-show experience. 40s-themed attire is welcome for anyone who wants to lean into the retro vibe.

Zach Bellas brings a live performance to Broomfield, Colorado at 100 Nickel at Chippers Lane as part of their fall U.S. tour. More details about this show will be shared soon.

Explore practical ways to make a home safer through thoughtful modifications at Heritage Todd Creek Clubhouse. Part of the 1st Monday discussions series, this session is designed for Classic Citizens, Vintage Players, and others planning their next chapter, with a focus on what people most want to learn. The program features a brief presentation by a topic specialist followed by an extended open discussion that allows for shared experiences and questions. Event information also highlights Lifeway Mobility, an accessibility solutions company that provides home modifications to support safety, independence, and quality of life, with complimentary in-home or virtual consultations available.

Next Stop Comedy brings a night of stand-up to Satire Brewing Company in Thornton, Colorado, featuring a fresh roster of comedians at each show. Expect a rotating mix of performers, including comics with television appearances and popular podcast credits. It is an evening of live laughs in a local brewery setting, with a new lineup every time.

Arch Enemy brings Swedish melodic death metal to the Fillmore in Denver alongside The Black Dahlia Murder, part of a 2026 tour focused on heavy riffs, fierce vocals, and high-energy performance. Known for songs like “Nemesis,” “The World Is Yours,” and “War Eternal,” the band delivers powerful anthems with precise musicianship and a relentless live presence.

Clear Creek Valley Park hosts a free movie on a giant inflatable screen, with a spooky themed People’s Choice selection decided by a public vote in the event discussion. Bring a blanket and some popcorn, then settle in for an evening of community fun. Pre-movie activities and live music by Halle Tomlinson will take place before the film. This event is free and open to the public. Please note that pets, barbecues, fires, smoking or vaping, and alcoholic beverages are not permitted.

Back on the northside, 90's Night at Cheers brings all the 90s fun people expect with music to match, and it is a free show.

Red Rock Vixens bring a seven-member show band to Hoffbrau Colorado, led by three standout female vocalists. The set unfolds like a full concert, blending beloved rock anthems with current hits and memorable harmonies. With refined musicianship, high energy, and a confident stage presence, the performance is crafted to engage from the opening number to the final encore.

Almost Home's second annual Spooky Sprint features a festive 5K at Margaret Carpenter Park, where costumes are encouraged to heighten the spooky vibe. Participants can expect a tag-pulled, timed race that balances fun with accurate results. The experience centers on community and purpose, and people are welcome to come with friends or family. Online registration is offered, and same-day signups will be available. Sponsorship opportunities provide visibility while helping Almost Home continue providing shelter, support, and hope for families in the community.

Hosted by the Margie Barilla Foundation at Chicken N Pickle in Thornton, Colorado, this National Foster Care Social blends friendly pickleball play, community connection, and purpose. Expect an open-play format with rotating partners that welcomes first-timers and seasoned players alike. Lunch is provided, offering time to unwind and connect after time on the courts. Attendees are encouraged to wear athletic shoes and bring a water bottle, and paddles will be available to borrow. Proceeds support the foundation’s mission to help children in foster care and survivors of human trafficking through vital resources and emergency shelter assistance.

Set at Northglenn Marketplace, the Northglenn Artisan Market brings together a curated mix of Colorado makers, bakers, artists, and boutiques. Explore booths with reimagined leather bags and accessories, hand poured soy candles and goat milk soaps made with Colorado ingredients, upcycled apparel and jewelry from vintage fabrics, herb planters, wreaths, and macrame crafted from reclaimed rope, along with original artwork, photography, ceramics, and more. Enjoy music and gourmet bites from food trucks and bakeries while discovering new creative talents and locally sourced goods. Admission is free, and the experience is family friendly and pet friendly. There is a grand prize giveaway featuring items donated by all vendors, with one attendee taking home the entire collection. The first 50 guests who arrive with a complimentary pre registration ticket receive a VIP bag filled with samples, coupons, and other goodies. Find distinctive gifts and everyday treasures while supporting Colorado’s maker community.

The Westminster Shots for Tots and Teens clinic offers childhood and adolescent immunizations with walk-in service and limited capacity. Vaccinations are available for uninsured families and for clients with Medicaid or CHP+, but patients with Kaiser or other private insurance are not eligible. Please bring your immunization record. For details, call 303-451-0123 or visit the Adams County Health Department website.

Opening the DPO’s new season, this program unites music across places, eras, and creative styles to show how many voices can speak as one. At its heart is the world premiere of John Heins’ Garden of the Gods, created in recognition of the United States’ 250th year and Colorado’s 150th year of statehood, a reminder that the shared story continues to unfold. The concert also includes Aaron Copland’s Lincoln Portrait, Valerie Coleman’s Umoja, Joan Tower’s Fanfare for the Uncommon Woman, and Leonard Bernstein’s Symphonic Dances from West Side Story. Framed by a symphonic meditation on the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the lively pulse associated with John Adams at his most playful, the program salutes what can be built together through music.

Set aside a quiet hour for photography in a tropical rainforest setting before public opening. Take advantage of the soft morning light to capture butterflies and exotic tropical flowers.

This fall, choose between a half marathon and a 5k as part of the Hometown Race Series, which brings distance races to communities beyond the Denver and Boulder metro areas. Cross the line to a celebratory finish. It is one of the few 5k races where every participant earns a finisher medal to take home.

Learn more about eight-legged friends and interact with these creatures.

Explore the world of spiders as they take over Butterfly Pavilion. Experience a spider-focused showcase that highlights these eight-legged creatures and invites curiosity.

This annual short film festival highlights original work by students from The Ridge. Expect a mix of witty comedies, heartfelt dramas, thought provoking documentaries, and more, all crafted by emerging filmmakers. It is a showcase of strong student voices on the big screen and a celebration of bold storytelling and growing cinematic talent.

This two and a half day, hands-on immersion introduces the Angelic Reiki healing system, a high vibrational practice originally channeled through Archangel Metatron to support deeper connection, clearing, and spiritual empowerment. The training blends angelic intelligence with healing energy to encourage realignment on emotional, ancestral, and karmic levels. Participants receive full attunements to Angelic Reiki Levels 1 and 2, with angelic clearing and karma cutting before each attunement. The experience includes activating seven sacred symbols across multiple levels of form, consciously connecting with the Angelic Kingdom of Light, and practicing hands-on healing with a healing angel, including third eye work, as well as experiences involving ascended masters, galactic beings, and multidimensional healing. Instruction also covers self-healing, distance sessions, and approaches for supporting children, animals, and pregnant clients. This foundational workshop is intended for spiritually curious seekers and dedicated practitioners who feel drawn to angelic energy, want guidance beyond study alone, are ready to release old patterns and strengthen their energetic foundations, appreciate intimate groups and personalized attention, and wish to offer healing safely for themselves and others. No prior Reiki experience is required, only curiosity and a willingness to participate fully. Participants receive a master crystal carrying Angelic healing codes, an Angelic Reiki Levels 1 and 2 manual, and a practitioner certificate. Investment is $333.

Designed for teens at least 14 and a half, this classroom course exceeds Colorado’s 30 hour requirement for an instruction permit and supports the path to a Colorado driver’s license. It spans four days on Saturdays and Sundays. Package options are available that combine classroom learning with private behind-the-wheel lessons and driving tests, with programs starting at $255. For details, call 303-425-0911.

Olde Town Arvada transforms into a lively open-air marketplace featuring a curated roster of independent makers and artists. Browse original fashion and jewelry, stationery and paper goods, creative home decor and housewares, artwork and photography, plus a range of food. Admission is free, the event welcomes all ages, and the setting is accessible for people with disabilities. Food trucks will be on site with plenty of tasty options to enjoy while you explore.

Explore how targeted cavalletti work can elevate a sport horse’s strength, suppleness, and balance. In this engaging, hands-on clinic, Cody teaches riders to set pole distances and heights that match each horse’s gaits, taking the guesswork out of layout and placement. Participants learn how often to school at home, how to avoid doing too much, and how to use poles thoughtfully to build fitness without undue strain. Applied correctly, cavalletti can increase strength and elasticity, enhance balance and coordination, promote straighter work and greater throughness, release tight muscles, sharpen a rider’s feel for stride and distance, and encourage correct topline engagement. Aimed at riders who want to refine the details and add an effective tool to their training plan, this clinic is intended for intermediate and advanced riders. Space is limited to 12 riders at $250 per rider. Auditors are welcome at $25 per day. For registration information, contact Carrie at (720) 312-9139 or Info@CH-Equine.com.

Butterfly Pavilion offers a calm afternoon designed for guests with sensory needs. Exhibits are presented with natural light, a softer atmosphere, and fewer visitors so families can explore at a comfortable pace. A Quiet Room, supported by SOAR Autism, provides a low sensory space to relax for anyone who feels overwhelmed. Each Sensory Friendly Afternoon features staff-led interpretation in every exhibit, optional activity guides to tailor the visit, and access to the playroom.

CFMOTO brings a hands-on motorcycle demo to Sun Powersports in Thornton, Colorado, offering a chance to explore the latest lineup and experience the performance up close. Whether shopping for a new bike or simply curious about the brand, this event focuses on meaningful seat time and an up-close look at value and quality. Capacity is limited and rides are first come, first served, with pre-registration available to secure a demo slot. Participants must be 18 or older, hold a valid driver’s license with a motorcycle endorsement, complete a demo waiver, and wear proper riding gear. Required gear includes closed-toe shoes, long pants, and a long-sleeve shirt or jacket. A helmet and eye protection are mandatory, gloves are recommended, and a zero tolerance alcohol and drug policy applies.

Dirty Side Down returns to Trailside Saloon for another appearance. This event is one of several return dates there.

The annual Dark and Daring Black Wedding Dress Event spotlights an expansive array of black wedding dresses available for one week only. A specially curated selection of designer black gowns will be brought in for the occasion, and a Maggie Sottero representative will be there. Browse with a spooky mimosa in hand and take $200 off when you say yes to a gown. The sale draws shoppers who travel to Colorado for the experience, and appointments tend to fill quickly.

Experience a live channeling session with Leanne Holitza as she connects with The Light Council, described as a collective of loving guides, to share messages, insights, and energetic support for times of change and personal growth. The gathering includes a real-time transmission of guidance and healing energy, an opportunity to ask personal questions, and gentle direction for moving through challenges while returning to a natural state of love and clarity. No prior experience with channeling or spiritual teachings is needed, and arriving with curiosity and an open heart is encouraged. Attendance is available both in person and online.

The Lake Arbor Fall Festival at Lake Arbor Park will feature Kona Ice, a mix of games, and booths from nearby vendors. Further event information will be shared later in the summer.

Northglenn Arts and Swallow Hill Music, in partnership with KGNU Community Radio, present an evening with Altan at the Parsons Theatre at Northglenn Arts. Marking forty years of touring, the celebrated Irish ensemble brings the spirit of Donegal to the stage, the same sound that has reached major venues and festivals around the world, including Carnegie Hall, the Sydney Opera House, Dublin’s National Concert Hall, Glastonbury, Tradfest Temple Bar, and the Festival Interceltique de Lorient. Their 2024 Compass Records release, Donegal, has drawn wide acclaim. Recognized as innovators in traditional Irish music, the group blends the drive of Donegal fiddle playing with an elegant melodic touch. They were the first Irish traditional band signed to a major label when Virgin Records welcomed them in 1995, and they have been praised by outlets such as The Boston Globe. The lineup features founding members Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh on vocals and fiddle, Ciaran Curran on bouzouki, and Mark Kelly on guitar, joined by Martin Tourish on accordion and newest member Clare Friel on fiddle and vocals. They have collaborated with artists including The Chieftains, Dolly Parton, Ricky Skaggs, and John Prine while staying true to the musical heritage of their home county. This concert is presented in English and is appropriate for all ages. The performance runs about two hours and includes a 15 minute intermission. No advisories are noted.

Spirit Ridge and Soda Blue team up for a live show at La Dolce Vita Coffee in Olde Town Arvada. Each band performs its own set, then they join forces for a collaborative portion of the program. The partnership even plays with a few blended names, highlighted by the playful working title SPODA BLIDGE.

Band of Brothers, a Colorado roots rock band, will play a wide range of dance music spanning rock, blues, funk, Americana and more. There is no cover charge.

A warm community of thriller readers meets at Westwoods Golf Course for a relaxed book discussion hosted by Andrea Osmond. The gathering begins with friendly conversation while participants order food and drinks. After meals arrive, the focus shifts to guided questions and an open chat about the month’s pick, All The Dangerous Things by Stacy Willingham. Andrea will post on the group page during the week to confirm attendance, and a table will be reserved at the golf course restaurant. The full reading lineup for the year can be found in the featured posts on the group page.

Thick as Thieves brings more than a decade of local-scene experience, powered by a lineup of veteran players with a deep love for their craft. The band delivers a wide-ranging mix made to keep the dance floor moving. No cover.

Slip into elegant attire and a mysterious mask for a night where sophistication meets the supernatural at The Castle Event Center in Denver. This Halloween masquerade blends live entertainment, nonstop dancing, and a richly gothic atmosphere. Before the ball, browse the Macabre Market, a free-to-enter showcase of artists, makers, and vendors offering spooky décor, gothic fashion, horror collectibles, and handcrafted treasures. When the celebration begins, the stage comes alive with aerialists, magicians, and a wide range of performers, plus the return of the Queens of Darkness with special appearances. Dance late into the night within a beautifully themed setting. Ticket options include General Admission at $10 pre-sale, $20 online, and $25 at the door. The VIP Experience starts at $75 pre-sale and $100 online and is not available at the door. VIP perks include two complimentary drinks, exclusive seating, a premium viewing area, access to a VIP-only bar, and a meet and greet with DarknessCon special guests, the Queens of Darkness, and featured performers before festivities begin. Reserved tables and bottle service are available, and tickets are limited.

All-Out Kooky-Spooky takes place at the North Area Athletic Complex and features three race options: 5K, 10K, and a half marathon. The event supports the National Kidney Foundation.

Learn about local and state transportation opportunities for times when driving is not possible. Todd Glasser is confirmed and has been asked to share any additional resources he has beyond his company. The conversation also highlights Next Ride Forward from DRMAC, a new program created to ease transportation barriers faced by people returning to the community after incarceration through education, training, collaboration, and advocacy. Expect information on free transit education, free and low-cost options, and RTD Travel Training. A short topic presentation will be followed by an open discussion with shared insights, and questions are welcome. This gathering takes place at Heritage Todd Creek Clubhouse.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Satire Brewing Company, featuring a fresh lineup at every show. The showcase highlights top comedians, including performers with television and podcast credits, for a night of laughs.

Gritty Velvet brings a lively country music night to Limelight Lounge with classic favorites alongside newer hits. The focus is on dancing and an upbeat atmosphere that keeps the energy high.

Teens 14 and a half or older who are ready to pursue a Colorado driver’s permit and license can take part in a comprehensive classroom course. The curriculum goes beyond the 30 hour classroom requirement for the Colorado instructional permit. Sessions take place over four days on Saturday and Sunday. Package options are available that combine the class with private behind the wheel lessons and driver’s tests, and pricing begins at $255.

An evening of country classics awaits at The Grizzly Rose as The Bellamy Brothers bring a live set of their greatest hits. This legendary duo takes the stage for a concert filled with familiar songs, good music, and memories to hold onto long after the last note.

Project X returns to Jake's Roadhouse for a classic rock performance. There is no cover charge.

Adam Rey brings his versatile guitar work to Jake's Roadhouse, delivering an instrumental set that spans rock, jazz, fusion, and blues with a dash of country. He also performs with The Long Run, Colorado's Tribute to the Eagles, and his solo performance highlights that range in a lively, guitar-driven show. No cover.

Raising Cane's is hosting the third annual giveback benefiting Make-A-Wish Colorado. Fifteen percent of sales will be donated to support the organization in honor of school fundraising efforts. When ordering, mention Make-A-Wish so the purchase is counted toward the donation.

An annual beauty blowout takes place in Westminster at DoubleTree by Hilton Denver-Westminster, offering big savings on makeup, skincare, hair care, and more. Attendees receive a complimentary eyeshadow upon arrival and can find discounts of up to 75 percent. Admission is free, children are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted.

Discover macro techniques in a beginner-friendly class at Butterfly Pavilion led by resident bug photographer Bob Krugmire. Explore the essentials of photography and learn practical tips that can elevate your close-up images. This welcoming class suits first-time shooters, those hoping to sharpen their skills, and anyone who enjoys photographing butterflies and other insects. Guidance includes both traditional cameras and cell phone photography, so you can learn with the equipment you already use.

Admission is $5.

The Shots for Tots and Teens clinic in Westminster offers immunizations for children and adolescents on a walk-in basis, with services available until capacity is reached. The clinic serves clients who are uninsured or covered by Medicaid or CHP+, and it is unable to see patients with Kaiser or other private insurance. Please bring a current vaccination record. For more information, call 303-451-0123 or visit the Adams County Health Department website.

Hosted at The Westin Westminster, the 13th Annual Charity Gala focuses on changing lives by fostering hope, healing, and opportunity. The evening includes both silent and live auctions, a wine pull with prizes, and the presentation of the Quality Dealer Award, and more.

Chuck Fisher, a versatile musician and performer who has been part of Denver’s jazz, R&B, blues, and classic rock scenes for 20 years, brings a set of familiar favorites to Jake’s Roadhouse in Arvada. The performance spans multiple genres and reflects his long-running presence in the local music community. There is no cover charge.

This teen-focused classroom course is designed for students 14.5 years and older who want to qualify for a Colorado instructional permit and work toward a license. The curriculum spans four days and exceeds the state’s 30-hour classroom requirement for obtaining a permit. Package options are available that can include the classroom course, private behind-the-wheel lessons, and a driver’s test. Programs start at $255. For more information, call 303-425-0911.

Access essential support at an event featuring Food Bank of the Rockies on site distributing items needed for a holiday meal. Food boxes are available while supplies last, and recipients must be present to pick them up. Additional on site resources include dental screenings, flu shots, mental health support, veteran services, and assistance with housing and food.

Dirty Side Down returns to Jake's Roadhouse in Arvada for another show. There is no cover charge.

Explore the world of monarch butterflies through close-up experiences that celebrate their beauty and highlight why they matter. This welcoming introduction offers a personal look at these remarkable insects while sharing the significance they hold.

Celebrate the cultural significance of monarchs through festive activities and vibrant colors. This experience highlights their beauty while recognizing the cultural impact monarchs share.