Events in Westminster today

South Midway Park in Broomfield sets the scene for the 10th Annual Holy Rollers Charity Car Show, featuring a day of food, music, prizes, and awards. Car owners are encouraged to bring their favorite rides, with all activities focused on raising awareness and funds for the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

Set at Carpenter Park and the Thornton Recreation Center Park, this Summer Sizzler brings together runners and walkers for a family friendly day with options for every pace. On race morning, packet pickup takes place before the start. A kids dash gathers at the start line and participants are guided to the starting area, the National Anthem leads into the kickoff, and live results with awards are available at the registration tent as soon as you finish. Every entry includes a designer shirt and a custom finisher medal. Timed events use chip timing with live results and awards, and participants receive free photos. Celebrate at the finish line with free Kona Ice and an upbeat atmosphere. Choose from 5K, 10K, and 15K distances, each including a custom bib, shirt, and medal. The 1 mile is untimed and also includes a custom bib, shirt, and medal. The kids dash is an untimed sprint for ages 10 and under that comes with a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a medal created just for the dash. Children who prefer to run the dash without the swag may participate at no cost. Youth based pricing is available for the 5K and 10K, with participants 12 and under set at 17 dollars. Shirt availability is guaranteed only for those who register by the specified cutoff. This event emphasizes fun, affordability, and inclusivity. It welcomes every fitness level, from first timers to seasoned runners, so you can run your race, your way.

Join the Summer Sizzler 5K at Carpenter Park/Thornton Recreation Center Park for a family-friendly race day. Packet pickup runs the morning of the event, with the national anthem followed by the start of the race. After you finish, awards and results are available at the registration tent right away.

Experience a one-hour, nature-focused yoga session designed to refresh body and mind. Practice among lush plants and graceful butterflies at the Butterfly Pavilion while connecting with fellow yoga lovers. All levels are welcome, and the setting offers a peaceful way to release stress, unwind, and leave feeling renewed.

Northglenn Parks and Recreation hosts the 22nd annual adult wiffleball tournament. Teams consist of three to five players, with three on the field at a time. The entry fee is $135 per team and includes a t-shirt for registered participants. Registration remains open until filled.

Explore close up photography at Butterfly Pavilion in a beginner focused class centered on butterflies and other insects. The instruction is led by Butterfly Pavilion bug photographer Bob Krugmire and introduces core camera skills along with practical techniques to improve your images. Guidance covers working with both dedicated cameras and smartphones, so you can learn using the gear you already have. This class welcomes first time photographers, those polishing their technique, and anyone who enjoys capturing small subjects.

Explore beekeeping through a friendly, skill-building series that blends the art, science, and joy of caring for pollinators. Designed for beginners and experienced hobbyists alike, this five-part bootcamp offers five three-hour sessions spread throughout the year. Each session begins with classroom instruction, then transitions to the apiary for hands-on practice and observation. Hives and other supplies are not included, and participants receive informational materials plus guidance on where to purchase the equipment needed.

This event features live musical performances and a wide selection of produce and baked goods, with cheese curds among the tasty options.

Karter School of Thornton hosts Karter Karnival, a family-friendly festival packed with activities and entertainment. Children can enjoy bounce houses and carnival games, visit a petting zoo, and get creative with face painting and balloon creations. Live DJs set the soundtrack while local business partners share offerings around the grounds. Food trucks and snack vendors are available, and giveaways add to the fun. Admission is $5 per child, and adults are admitted free. It is also an opportunity to explore this top rated preschool while spending a lively day together.

Align Chiropractic and Wellness celebrates ten years in the community with a festive gathering at its office. Enjoy entertainment, raffles, community vendors, food, and more. The event also includes a food drive benefiting Broomfield FISH. Bring a food item to receive an extra raffle ticket. This celebration is a warm thank you to the community for the past decade.

Hosted by 70 West, this GriefShare group offers support for anyone who has begun the journey through grief after losing a loved one. The group is led by Sarah Abrose and Maryellen Stipe. Registration is available on the GriefShare website or by phone at 720 898-3208.

Set aside a couple of unrushed hours at Broken Shovels Farm Sanctuary to slow down, breathe a little deeper, and share space with rescued farm animals who choose connection on their own terms. Wander through pens and pastures to meet residents representing 23 species, while caretakers and volunteers are on hand to introduce personalities, share stories, and highlight the small moments that shape daily life at the sanctuary. Every ticket helps fund lifelong care for animals rescued from neglect, abuse, and abandonment. Pricing is intentionally kept low, with tickets available for $10 in advance or $15 at the gate, and EBT/SNAP guests receive free admission with a card. The sanctuary is easy to reach by public transportation, about one block from the 88 bus line and roughly a 15 minute walk from rail service. Check Google Maps transit for the simplest route. Please arrive on time, as hours cannot be extended for late arrivals. Outside food or drinks for people or animals are not permitted. Every visitor, regardless of age, needs a ticket. Ticket sales are nonrefundable unless severe weather cancels the event. If offered, food and beverages are sold separately. Companion animals are not allowed on site or in vehicles. This is a refuge, not a petting zoo, and the animals are individuals living their lives. Move gently, respect boundaries, and let them choose how to interact. Some will seek attention, others may prefer space. Many residents are elderly, recovering, or living with chronic conditions, and their care follows long term wellbeing with veterinary guidance. Staff and volunteers are available to answer questions, and the visit is rooted in trust for the animals first.

Bubble Palooza brings bubbly excitement to Arvada Marketplace with a full lineup of family fun. Whirling bubble machines, a frothy foam zone, and hands-on bubble science set the scene for playful discovery. Kids can take on giant inflatable slides and show off fresh face paint, while a live DJ keeps the soundtrack upbeat with music for all ages. All-ages entertainment continues throughout, and local shops and treats round out the experience.

Soul Sisters Studio offers a gentle monthly gathering for women interested in slowing the pace, making art, and building connection. Drawing on SoulCollage and JourneyCircles practices, the session uses simple collage alongside quiet reflection to welcome insight and a sense of community. The flow includes a centering meditation, intuitive image-based collaging, and time in circle to share, listen, and be witnessed. The focus is on mindfulness and expressive creation that helps you reconnect with your own wisdom. No previous art experience is needed. This is not therapy or a formal art class, but a warm, supportive space to create, connect, and belong. Hosted in Arvada at King of Glory Church, with supplies provided. Pricing is $40 for a single session or $105 for three.

Soul Sisters Studio offers a monthly circle for women to slow the pace, make art, and connect with others. Drawing on SoulCollage and JourneyCircles practices, participants use simple collage and quiet reflection to invite insight, community, and genuine connection. No prior art experience is required. This is not therapy and it is not a formal art class, it is a welcoming space to create, share, and spend time together. The gathering takes place at King of Glory Church in Arvada. Pricing is $40 for a single session, $105 for a bundle of three, or $180 for a bundle of six, and all supplies are provided.

Regimes returns with its second card show after a successful debut. Expect a lively atmosphere with food trucks, a welcoming community, and standout vendors. Additional surprises are planned.

Give your next night out a creative twist at this paint and sip in Denver. Sip your favorite drink, pick up a brush, and enjoy easygoing guidance from a local instructor. The atmosphere stays light and social with music and plenty of laughs, so beginners can relax, experiment, and leave proud of a finished canvas. A friendly artist leads step by step instruction while encouraging your own style. All supplies are included, from canvas and paints to brushes and an apron, and you take your artwork home at the end. Sessions take place at a stylish Denver venue such as a distillery, brewery, cocktail lounge, or sake bar. It suits a casual date, a friends night out, a team get together, or a little solo reset.

Olde Town Arvada’s Second Saturdays returns with a summer concert series and street festival that brings live music across two stages, more than 50 artisan vendors each weekend, food trucks, local adult beverages, and a dedicated kid’s zone. This edition features performances by Deeply Rooted Music School Teen Band, The Doll House Thieves, Ignatius Reilly, and Eric Golden Band on the Square Stage and the Bank Stage. Admission is free.

Colorado’s famed Palisade peaches, grown in the Grand Valley and known for their juicy sweetness, are rolling in for a truckload fruit sale at the Goodwill Store. Fresh Colorado peaches are available in approximately 20 pound quantities for $60, and Colorado Bartlett pears are offered in approximately 20 pound quantities for $45. Payment is taken at the truck by cash or card, with no checks and no prepayment.

The Summer Concert Series is back at Orchard Town Center, featuring fan-favorite bands like The Long Run and That Eighties Band. Head to Town Center Drive for a relaxed evening of live music from 6 to 8 PM. Bring your crew, grab a drink, and enjoy a classic summer hangout.

Spirit Ridge is a duo featuring JJ and Mikey, presenting melodic songs woven with strong vocal harmonies and engaging rhythmic interplay. The result is distinctive, enjoyable, and memorable, delivered with an irresistibly cute charm.

This Karaoke & Arcade Party combines sing-along moments with a dose of retro gaming. Guests can take the spotlight for karaoke, then keep the energy going with pinball and classic arcade games. It is designed for confident vocalists and casual participants alike, offering a relaxed mix of music, lighthearted competition, and nostalgic fun with friends.

Eric Golden performs live, featuring traditional honky tonk country music.

Hillbilly Demons take over Cheers in Northglenn for a two-night celebration filled with dancing, cold drinks, and a high-energy atmosphere across both nights.

Experience a peaceful hour in the tropical rainforest before public entry begins. Use the gentle morning light to photograph graceful butterflies and vibrant, exotic flowers.

Northglenn Parks & Recreation hosts the 6th Annual Youth Wiffleball Tournament at Northwest Open Space. This youth event is open to ages 9 through high school, with divisions for 9/10, 11/12, 13/14, and high school. Teams include 3 to 6 players based on the division, and each team is guaranteed a minimum of three games. The registration fee is $135 per team and includes a wiffleball t-shirt. A registration deadline applies and enrollment may close once divisions are full.

Explore a lively market with music performed live and a splash area for children. Browse a wide range of produce and bakery treats, and enjoy flavorful bites like cheese curds as you wander.

Explore a lively farmers market in the Macy's parking lot at The Orchard Town Center, with farm-fresh produce, freshly made breads, desserts, cold drinks, jarred goods, and a curated mix of crafts. Browse the stalls and pick up ingredients and treats.

Stretch, breathe, and start your Sunday right at the Aerostat Park Summer Yoga Series. This free, all-ages, all-levels community yoga session runs from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM, and it welcomes both first-timers and experienced yogis. Bring your own mat and enjoy a relaxing outdoor class in Downtown Westminster, led by local instructors.

Enjoy a dedicated sensory friendly hour created for families who prefer fewer people, a slower pace, and a calmer atmosphere. Activities feature hands-on bubble stations, a big foam zone, face painting, and crafts for playful, sudsy fun. Register one ticket for each attendee except those younger than 2. Admission is free this year.

Enjoy a weekly Disney Lorcana open play session focused on casual matches and community. Participants receive a sticker card at the event. Play games against local opponents to add stickers, and once you have five in a given week you can claim Lorcana promo cards. Gameplay can also lead to promo items and other prizes. Entry each week is available with the purchase of any one Lorcana pack.

Settle into a restorative session that blends sound with energy healing to support overall well-being. The resonant tones of Himalayan singing bowls encourage a deep sense of ease, quiet the mind, and ease stress. As calm settles in, mindfulness grows, helping you turn inward, let go of negativity, and welcome a steadier, positive flow. Energy healing is offered by Leanne and Melissa, and the shared focus of the group helps amplify the experience through a sense of collective consciousness. Each participant receives a brief written mini-reading from Leanne describing what she worked on, offering insights to carry forward.

Bug Quest Camp turns campers into scientist explorers as they delve into the world of insects. Participants track clues, piece together discoveries, and solve nature’s riddles to reveal what these tiny creatures are hiding. The experience centers on investigation and discovery as campers embark on an adventure that reveals the lives of bugs.

Elementary Art Camp offers a full week of creative exploration and hands-on art making for children. Each day features three different studio experiences that introduce a range of materials and techniques, giving kids the chance to experiment and bring home original projects. The atmosphere encourages curiosity, imaginative thinking, and confident self expression in a warm, supportive setting. Open to children entering kindergarten through fifth grade, it welcomes both budding artists and those who simply want to have fun and meet new friends. Registration is $100 per child, and space is limited.

Accurate Personnel is hosting a weekly job fair focused on clerical, janitorial, selector, and forklift operator roles. Learn more about open positions that are ready to be filled. Walk-ins are welcome.

Coffee & Connections brings the real estate community together over coffee at Black Rock Coffee Bar. Instead of typical networking, this meetup focuses on candid conversations and meaningful relationships. Real estate agents, lenders, inspectors, insurance professionals, and other industry partners come to celebrate recent closings, work through challenges, trade strategies that deliver results, and spark new collaborations. The atmosphere is welcoming and supportive so everyone feels heard and valued, and participants leave energized to grow alongside one another.

BodyPump Heavy is a drop-in strength class centered on slow, powerful lifts like squats, cleans, and deadlifts, paired with longer recovery periods to build lean muscle and reinforce proper form. It is suitable for all fitness levels seeking a focused, challenging workout. No registration is required, and access is available with a membership or by paying the drop-in fee. The class takes place in the Studio Rooms on the upper floor of the Northglenn Recreation Center.

Players compete in a weekly Modern format Magic the Gathering tournament with a $10 entry fee. The event consists of four Swiss rounds and is capped to keep the length reasonable. Participants who finish with a winning record receive store credit along with additional prizes. This tournament is run at Regular Rules Enforcement Level.

Young professionals from Westminster and the surrounding Denver metro area are invited to a welcoming meeting centered on connection, growth, and community impact. Coffee and a light breakfast will accompany conversations about priorities for the year ahead, with opportunities to share ideas and help shape the direction of the group. The gathering is ideal for those looking to expand their network, develop leadership skills, and meet like-minded peers while sparking fresh collaboration.

Settle into a calming group meditation that pairs guided practice with energy healing. The experience begins with oracle card pulls to help set an intention, and crystals are available to support the session. The first segment offers guided meditation while energy work is provided, followed by time to share personal experiences. A closing meditation helps integrate the effects of the session. Benefits can include increased relaxation and stress relief, improved sleep quality, fewer returns to painful topics, enhanced positive physical, mental, and emotional energy, and a greater sense of peace and joy. Practicing in a shared, intentional setting is highlighted as a powerful way to shift energy quickly.

This casual gathering centers on Magic: The Gathering Commander play and welcomes every age group, skill level, and deck power. Players meet for EDH games with singleton decks led by a legendary creature, matching up with local opponents for friendly battles. It is also a place to trade ideas or get deck-building guidance from staff, friends, and others in the community. The format is open play, so there is no entry fee and no formal tournament structure, just relaxed games and conversation at your own pace.

A book-friendly date night at Prost Brewing Company in Northglenn focuses on giving your shelves a sparkly, whimsical update. The ticket includes everything needed to customize your book, and food and drinks will be available for purchase from the brewery. Bring your own book and feel free to come with a friend or two for a hands-on craft experience.

Enjoy a free family swim night at Kiwanis Outdoor Pool with plenty of ways to cool off. Splash in the pool, speed down the slide, and play at the splash pad, or relax poolside while friends and family make summer memories together. Pack swimsuits, towels, and sunscreen for an easygoing evening of fun. Admission is free.

Tuesday Soul Flow offers a gentle yoga and nervous system reset designed to help you slow down, soften, and reconnect with yourself. Yoga is for every body.

Getting started with Medicare can feel complicated. This independent, sales-free class is designed for anyone new to Medicare or transitioning from employer coverage. It clarifies what each part covers, outlines when you can enroll, compares coverage choices, and shares practical ways to keep costs down. Participants leave better prepared to evaluate options and prevent late enrollment penalties.

Form a team and test your knowledge at Westminster Brewing Co. This free trivia event features friendly competition and prizes for the top performers.

Cochino Taco in Arvada, Colorado hosts a free-to-play trivia night built around team competition and a wide mix of categories such as pop culture, history, sports, and science. Players use their phones to submit answers and collect points, with a live leaderboard showing standings as the game unfolds. Prizes are awarded to the top teams. Expect a lively, interactive atmosphere with food, plenty of brainteasers, and opportunities to play with friends or link up with new teammates.

Sing today’s hits with a fun, social group while building harmony skills and learning the basics of healthy vocal technique without the cost of private lessons. Rehearsals are led by experienced coach Joe Mondragon and include warmups plus targeted instruction as needed. Sheet music and recorded practice tracks are provided so you can keep improving between sessions. Performing is part of the experience, with showcases throughout the year and occasional opportunities for pop up and flash mob appearances that bring music into the community. New this year, the choir runs year round for $37 per month, and attendance is flexible so travel or holidays do not break your momentum. A distinctive feature of this group is its custom arrangements of both current favorites and timeless classics, and singers are welcome to suggest songs for future charts. Participation is open to everyone ages 16 and up, all experience levels, with no audition. The first session is free with an RSVP, offering a no obligation way to see if it is a fit.

Tuesday Night Trivia at The Glenn brings a spirited trivia night featuring Are You Not Entertained. There is no cost to participate, and prizes are available. Make Tuesdays a time to test your knowledge and enjoy the challenge.

Toad the Wet Sprocket teams up with Augustana for a live concert at the Arvada Center Outdoor Amphitheatre. This open air show brings both bands to one stage.

A practical session focused on safeguarding the people and things that matter most through thoughtful estate planning. The first installment of the Meet the Expert series features local estate planning attorney Donny McClellan of The McClellan Law Firm. Learn about the essentials of wills, trusts, and comprehensive planning, ways to protect your family and assets, common mistakes to avoid, and why having a plan is important at every stage of life. Whether you are creating a plan for the first time or reviewing an existing one, there will be an opportunity to ask questions and gain useful insight from a local professional. Light refreshments will be served. Hosted in the Game Room at Aspendale Northglenn.

Casual open play for Warhammer Age of Sigmar welcomes games at any point level, and Warcry is also supported for a different style of play. Players may bring painted or unpainted armies and match up with AoS hobbyists from across the Denver area. A hobby table is available for painting and building. There is no entry fee and no tournament structure, so the focus is on relaxed games and conversation at your own pace.

Connect in person with a community centered on passion, genuine connections, and practical growth. This gathering focuses on meeting new people, sharing positive energy, and strengthening your skills through real conversations and shared experiences.

Take a breath, slow the pace, and share a family yoga experience in a tropical rainforest alive with hundreds of butterflies in flight. This friendly class for all levels welcomes children and their caregivers to explore movement together through partner poses, breath-centered games, quiet mindfulness, storytelling, and poses inspired by the natural world. You might curl like a caterpillar, test balance with butterfly-like lightness, and sway like tree branches while pausing to notice the vibrant life all around. Instead of chasing perfect form, the emphasis is on connection, curiosity, and the simple joy of moving together. Families leave feeling grounded and refreshed, with a renewed appreciation for one another and for nature.

Plaza Sessions is a weekly live music series in the heart of Downtown Westminster, bringing a relaxed, community focused atmosphere to Central Square Plaza. Each installment highlights local talent with a rotating mix of solo performers, duos, and small bands, offering something new to hear every time. Bring a chair, pick up takeout from nearby spots, and settle in for an easygoing evening celebrating homegrown music. There are no tickets and no elaborate production, just an authentic showcase of neighborhood artists and a welcoming plaza vibe. Performances take place weather permitting.

Supporting local music every Wednesday, Plaza Sessions is a weekly live music series in the heart of Downtown Westminster, featuring rotating solo artists, duos, and small bands from the local community. Bring a chair, grab takeout from a nearby restaurant, and enjoy a laid-back evening from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. Performances are weather dependent.

Compete in a weekly Gundam Card Game tournament with best-of-one matches and a set round time. Players should bring a constructed deck of 50 cards plus a 10-card resource deck to take on local opponents. Registration opens in-store before the event, and preregistration is available through the Bandai app. Entry is $10 per player. Prizes are awarded as store credit to participants who finish with a winning record, and everyone receives a pack from the current set just for playing.

Test your knowledge during a lively trivia night at Olde Town Social, where craft cocktails and tapas set the scene. There is no entry fee, and teams can compete for prizes.

Play Star Wars: Legion with a community of players from across the Denver metro area. The event welcomes league participants as well as those interested in casual open play. There is no entry fee and no formal tournament, so the focus is on relaxed games and friendly conversation.

Teens ages 12 to 17 can take part in a new book club at the Northglenn Recreation Center that invites thoughtful conversation around teen-friendly reads, from fiction to nonfiction, with themes that encourage reflection and inspiration. Participants gather in the Parsons Theatre Lobby on the south side of the center, then head with staff to the Admin Conference Room for the discussion. Monthly selections highlight a range of voices, such as A Quantum Life: My Unlikely Journey from the Street to the Stars by Hakeem Oluseyi and Joshua Horwitz, Kween by Vichet Chum, Will Grayson by John Green, The Astral Library by Kate Quinn, and Losing Hit Points by Kristopher Mielke. A limited number of copies are set aside at Anythink Library for this club and are available on a first-come basis, and titles can also be borrowed through the library. Virtual participation will be offered for those who cannot attend in person after school, with a meeting link to be shared.

The Krank Daddies bring high energy rock and roll to Rockabillies. Sparked by Chops McClintock’s vision in 2000 and brought to life in 2005, the band quickly hit the road and built a reputation for an all-out live show. They have shared stages with Motorhead, Social Distortion, Rob Zombie, Reverend Horton Heat, and more, and they continue to tour widely across the United States at festivals, events, and car shows. Cover charge is $5.

Create a petite beaded bouquet in a hands-on workshop in Arvada. Guided instruction covers classic and French beading techniques, with a wide selection of colors so each piece reflects your style. Beginners are fully supported, and materials like beads and wire are provided. Participants can make at least five flowers with no set limit, then turn their finished blooms into a keychain, magnet, or small desk accent. Designs draw inspiration from the florals by TeeLee Florals, and the class includes a $20 gift card to shop their florals, home goods, plants, and gifts. The environment is welcoming and connection-focused, comfortable whether attending on your own or with a friend. Optional founding-member access to Lucky One Crafts is available, offering perks such as class discounts and free community events. Expect an inclusive setting and a lasting bouquet to take home.

A family friendly group bike ride gathers at Ketner Park. Participants meet up, then roll out together for a relaxed cruise. The focus is on community and having fun on two wheels, making it a welcoming option for many experience levels.

New Image Brewing Company pairs pints with brain-teasing fun as Denver Trivia League brings an evening of free trivia. Prizes go to the highest-scoring teams, creating friendly competition in a relaxed brewery setting.