Events in Westminster today

Enjoy casual Magic: The Gathering Commander games that welcome all ages and experience levels, whether your deck is finely tuned or more laid back. Expect singleton, commander-led battles with local players who bring many different play styles and preferences to the table. This is relaxed open play with no cost to participate and no formal brackets, so you can choose your pace and enjoy as many games as you like. It is also a friendly setting to trade deck-building tips with staff, friends, and other members of the community.

Enjoy a free trivia night at Westminster Brewing Co, where teams test their knowledge and the top performers take home prizes. Grab a brew and see how your crew stacks up.

Sing the popular music you love with a group that builds harmonies, develops basic vocal technique, and celebrates performing together. The Performance High Pop Choir welcomes singers 16 and up at all experience levels, and no audition is required. Rehearsals are social and guided by coach Joe Mondragon. Sessions include vocal warmups and instruction as needed, along with sheet music and recorded practice tracks to support learning between meetings. The choir performs at showcases, with additional opportunities for pop-up and flash mob appearances throughout the year. A standout feature is custom arrangements, inviting ideas for both new hits and timeless favorites so the group performs material unique to this ensemble. New for 2026, the program runs year-round for $37 per month with flexible participation, so missing a week for travel or holidays is no problem. The first session is free and open to all with RSVP required, and there is no obligation to continue.

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.

Enjoy a lively trivia night featuring Are You Not Entertained. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded.

Age of Sigmar fans can drop in for casual open play and line up games with their favorite factions at whatever point level works. Tables will be available for both full-scale AoS battles and Warcry skirmishes, offering a different style of action for those who want it. Painted and unpainted armies are welcome, and a hobby area will be set up for building and painting between games. There is no entry fee and no tournament format, just a friendly setting to meet other AoS hobbyists from around the Denver area and play at your own pace.

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.

Scratch sessions at Mile High DJ Supply welcome everyone, from beginners to experienced DJs. Admission is free, and essentials are provided, including needles, scratch records, and a beat. Enjoy a supportive environment to practice scratching and share techniques.

Take part in a weekly Gundam Card Game tournament featuring local players. Bring a constructed deck of 50 cards along with a separate 10 card resource deck, then compete in single-game rounds that run 30 minutes each. Registration is available in store on the day of the event, and preregistration can be completed through the Bandai app. The entry fee is $10 per player. Players who finish with a winning record earn store credit, and all participants receive a pack from the current set.

At Buffalo Wild Wings in Thornton, an in-person host leads an interactive trivia game featuring a rotating mix of rounds that always include images and music. Questions span a wide range of topics from pop culture to history. Teams or individual players use their phones to submit answers and build points throughout the show. Participation is free, with prizes available to those who place at the top. The event focuses on friendly competition, teamwork, and plenty of laughs.

Olde Town Social hosts a trivia night with craft cocktails and tapas. It is free to play, and teams can compete for prizes.

Open play for Star Wars: Unlimited welcomes both competitive and casual participants. Play matches with fellow players from the greater Denver area. The 5280 Unlimited Discord offers a way to stay in touch with the community and coordinate games.

A weekly league and open play gathering for Star Wars: Shatterpoint features the new skirmish-style miniatures game. Bring a painted or unpainted army to battle opponents from across the Denver area. League participants can complete their weekly match during this time or enjoy casual games with friends. A demo set is available for anyone who wants to try the game. This is an open-play session with no entry fee and no tournament structure, keeping the focus on relaxed games and conversation. League participants pay once at the beginning of the season, with no additional charges for these sessions. Registration for the current league is available.

Take part in a casual Riftbound tournament designed to welcome new and returning players while connecting the local community. Bring a standard 40 card deck that includes a Legend, its matching Champion, 12 runes, three unique battlefields, and an eight card sideboard. Matches are played as best of three. In store registration is available on the day of the event, and preregistration can be completed through the Riftbound locator by linking a Riot account. Players who finish with a positive record earn packs from the current set, and every participant receives a pack for taking part.

A weekly Thursday bike ride welcomes families to gather at Ketner Park. After meeting up, the group rides together.

Enjoy a beer and test your knowledge with Denver Trivia League. The trivia is free and open to everyone, with prizes for the top teams. Whether you are new to trivia or a regular player, this is a friendly chance to jump in and play.

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.

A grand opening and ribbon cutting celebrates the new location of C.A.R.S. in collaboration with the City of Northglenn. The event includes a chance to see the new shop, with snacks and drinks provided.

Warhammer 40K open play offers a relaxed setting for battles in the far future. Players can bring any army, painted or not, and meet opponents from around the Denver area for league matchups or casual games. Tables are available for both full 40K and Kill Team. There is no participation fee and no tournament format, so the focus is on friendly games at your own pace. League members pay once at the start of the season.

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.

Experience a one-hour, nature-focused yoga class at Butterfly Pavilion surrounded by exotic plants and graceful butterflies. All levels are welcome, and the peaceful environment helps release tension and refresh both body and mind. It also offers a friendly way to connect with other yoga enthusiasts in the community.

Aerostat Park hosts a free community yoga series in the heart of Downtown Westminster. The class welcomes all ages and every level of experience, offering a relaxed outdoor setting with stretching, mindful breathing, and approachable movement. Bring your own mat. Instruction is led by teachers from Lyft24 and MADabolic, creating an energetic and supportive atmosphere.

Enjoy performances by live musicians while browsing a wide assortment of produce and baked treats. Children can cool off in a splash area, and there are tasty extras like curds of cheese.

This weekly open play event for Disney Lorcana centers on friendly matches with a built in rewards track. Participants receive a sticker card, earn a sticker for each game played against local opponents, and can claim promo cards after collecting five stickers in a week. Promos and other prizes are available through play. Entry each week is available with the purchase of any single Lorcana pack.

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.