Events in Parker

This meetup brings together local professionals through Peak Impact Networking to cultivate relationships and create valuable business connections. Built on collaboration, education, and authentic support, it offers a welcoming setting where businesses can broaden their network, elevate their visibility, and contribute to the community in lasting ways.

5590 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs

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At a satellite clinic, the Healing Warriors Program provides complimentary appointments in acupuncture, craniosacral therapy, and Healing Touch Therapy for veterans and their families. All clients are welcome to receive care, and services are tailored for those enrolled in the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program as well as others. Eligible SSG Fox participants can book on a weekly basis. Clients who are not in the SSG Fox program may schedule one visit per month and can choose the week that works best. To make an appointment, email coloradospringsappointments@healingwarriorsprogram.org or call 970-512-8550.

3613 Jeannine Dr, Colorado Springs

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This bingo session features $2,000 in payouts at each session, along with extra chances to win through side games. The minimum buy-in is $8, and electronic machine packages range from $25 to $88. Participants must be at least 8 years old, or at least 14 if the session is designated as a Must Go.

1921 S Havana St, Aurora

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The Baby Café at Jewel Clinic offers a welcoming space for veterans and their breastfeeding dyads to connect, share both joys and challenges, and learn in a supportive setting. A VA lactation specialist will be on hand for assessments and education on topics such as alternative feeding options, caring for multiples and navigating siblings, breastfeeding older infants, pumping, preparing to return to work or school, recognizing a good latch, skin to skin care, and questions related to tongue or lip ties. Check the Facebook page for any last minute updates before traveling. For questions, contact Elizabeth Yahn at Elizabeth.Yahn@va.gov.

14400 E Jewell Ave, Aurora

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A friendly German conversation group welcomes all skill levels to practice in a relaxed, social setting. Expect lively chats that encourage speaking as much German as you can, with room to remember, guess, and mix in English when needed. Late arrivals are fine. Coffee and cake contribute to the casual atmosphere. Gatherings are typically held in the library at ASUUC, and some meetups may shift to cafés, hikes, or other local spots.

730 N Tejon St, Colorado Springs

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The Larimer Square Run Club is a new meetup held each month, presented with Denver Athletics. Runners of every experience level follow a community route through downtown and return to the block to wrap up. Members can receive exclusive Larimer Square merchandise, and after the run participants can enjoy free cocktails at participating businesses.

1465 Larimer St, Denver

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Heartland Connect Business Networking brings together professionals, entrepreneurs, and business owners in a welcoming community dedicated to helping one another grow. The focus is on meaningful conversations, intentional relationship building, and a culture that favors collaboration instead of competition. Participants can make strong connections, exchange ideas, and uncover new possibilities alongside like-minded peers. Gatherings take place at Overdrive Raceway in Colorado Springs on the second Tuesday.

196 Spectrum Loop, Colorado Springs

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Make progress on downsizing with a free HRCA workshop that turns a big task into clear, doable steps. The session explains why beginning early reduces stress and opens up more choices, highlights frequent pitfalls and how to avoid them, and introduces a simple method to decide what to keep, donate, sell, gift, or let go. It also offers thoughtful ways to manage sentimental items and navigate conversations with family, plus practical next actions you can start using right away. Whether a move is on the horizon or you are preparing for the future, you will leave with useful tools, concrete ideas, and greater confidence to work at your own pace. The workshop is presented by Kristine Castagnaro, owner of Mosaic Senior Transitions, a concierge senior move management company that supports older adults and their families through life changes with organized, respectful service.

8800 S Broadway, Littleton

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This gathering offers parents a relaxed evening with a hearty meal, open conversation, and practical insights in a supportive setting that encourages connection with other caregivers. Child care is provided for children ages 12 and under. Register through the link in the bio.

3900 Grace Blvd, Littleton

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This country dance night at the Ivywild School Gym features line dance instruction followed by open dancing, led by Rocky Mountain Country Dancing instructors. Lessons are for ages 16 and up, and the open dance welcomes all ages. Admission is free. The Gym Bar is open during the event with alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

1604 S Cascade Ave, Colorado Springs

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Held at the Dice Guys OCC location, this event uses the Classic Constructed format with rounds timed at 55 minutes. Entry is $10 and includes two packs. The top three finishers receive store credit, and the amount is based on overall turnout.

2409 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs

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BarFly hosts an open mic inside The Sloan’s Lake Alamo Drafthouse, held each Tuesday and open to solo acts as well as full bands. Signups take place in person, and performers begin with up to three songs or roughly fifteen minutes per set. A house PA is available, and the host supplies a keyboard.

4255 W. Colfax Ave, Denver

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The Performance High Pop Choir welcomes singers who want to perform contemporary music in harmony while developing vocal skills in a friendly group setting. Rehearsals are led by coach Joe Mondragon and include warmups and technique guidance as needed. Sheet music and recorded practice tracks are provided to make learning between sessions smooth and accessible. Throughout the year, singers appear in showcases, with additional opportunities for pop up and flash mob performances that bring people together through music. A standout feature is custom song arrangements of both new hits and timeless favorites, and participant suggestions for future tunes are encouraged. The choir is open to ages 16 and older, all experience levels, with no audition required. The program runs year round for $37 per month and offers flexible participation, so missing a week for travel or holidays is not a problem. The first session is free, open to all, and requires an RSVP.

5255 Marshall St, Arvada

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An inclusive LGBTQ+ game night welcomes newcomers and longtime players alike. This free, open board game meetup invites you to bring a favorite title or choose from a large demo collection, with a list of available games provided by the host. No experience or materials are required, and staff and fellow attendees may be able to teach if you want to learn something new.

451 N Broadway, Denver

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Texas Hold'em takes center stage at Alchemy Old Colorado City with no entry fee to play and a $50 prize for the winner. This poker night takes place weekly on Tuesdays and is organized by Sasquatch Entertainment LLC.

2625 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs

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Soak up the patio vibe at an outdoor trivia night in Denver, featuring tasty food trucks and drinks for every preference. It is free to play, and prizes are up for grabs. The fun returns each Tuesday.

2927 Larimer St, Denver

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Our Lady Peace marks three decades on the road with a stop at Summit Music Hall in Denver, joined by The Verve Pipe as special guest. The event welcomes all ages. Supporting acts may change without notice. Presale opportunities are offered, and VIP packages are available.

1489 19th St, Denver

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A weekly grief support group in Littleton offers a compassionate setting for people mourning losses connected to addiction, suicide, or violence. Guided by peer facilitators with personal experience and, at times, a licensed therapist, the group focuses on connection, understanding, and healing. It provides a place to be listened to, to honor memories, and to receive support... no one has to carry this alone. It is intended for anyone who meets the stated criteria.

10499 Bradford Rd, Littleton

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In Her Own Words and Every Avenue share the stage at HQ in Denver, joined by Felicity and Summer Stars. The lineup brings four bands together for a night of live music.

60 S Broadway St, Denver

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Sawyer Hill brings the Everybody's Home, Nobody's Happy World Tour to The Bluebird Theater in Denver. He got his start playing bar gigs as a teenager and later rose to national stages after the breakout single “Look at the Time.” Since then he has surpassed 130 million streams and accumulated close to a quarter billion video views, sharing his music across the United States and Europe. This is an all ages show. There is a six ticket limit per household, and orders that go over the limit may be canceled without notice.

3317 E Colfax Ave, Denver

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Communities everywhere are working to meet growing energy needs while cutting costs, strengthening security, and addressing climate change. This next chapter of Digital Earth explores the technologies and ideas that could guide that transition. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science presents an immersive program led by Dr. Ka Chun Yu, Curator of Space Sciences, and Bob Raynolds, Geology Research Associate. Using sweeping 360° imagery and vivid data visualizations, they travel the globe to highlight proven renewable options already making a difference and emerging innovations that may reshape how energy is produced, stored, and delivered in the years ahead. Audiences will visit striking energy landscapes, dive into the underlying science, and see how geology, technology, and human ingenuity come together in the search for sustainable solutions. The program is designed for anyone interested in science, technology, the environment, or the future of our planet. For mobility access to the Planetarium, please contact DMNS Guest Services.

2001 Colorado Blvd, Denver

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AEG Presents features Gary Clark Jr. live, with Xavier Lynn and DJ Kurupt also on the bill. This is an all-ages concert. To preserve an uninterrupted atmosphere, the event will be phone-free. On arrival, phones will be secured in Yondr pouches that remain with guests and can be unlocked at designated Phone Use Areas, then re-secured before returning to the performance space. Use of non-permitted devices during the show will result in removal from the event. Bringing a credit card is recommended for purchases.

1625 Glenarm Pl, Denver

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Jeff Goldblum, the Hollywood star known from Jurassic Park, Wicked, and more, appears at Boettcher with The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra for a one-night collaboration with the Colorado Symphony. For three decades, the group has entertained audiences around the world with contemporary interpretations of classic jazz and American Songbook standards. The program features orchestral arrangements of their signature pieces along with music from their latest project, Night Blooms.

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Hosted by Brittany Blaze, this drag-themed trivia night features drag performances, pride-focused categories, and challenging rounds with prizes to win. Unlimited nachos are available while you play. Admission is free, with a two drink or one entree minimum. Teams are welcome for an evening of laughs, friendly competition, and drag celebration.

1336 E 17th Ave, Denver

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Kick off the day by quieting the inner voice that says to skip the hard stuff and put in the work instead. This session uses a circuit centered on strength and functional movements, with the freedom to load as much or as little weight as feels right. It suits beginners and seasoned athletes alike, offering a challenge without pressure to overdo it. Finishing this workout sets a winning tone for the rest of the day. Non-members are welcome, and there is no push to buy a membership. The focus is on discipline and building brotherhood.

9729 W Coal Mine Ave, Littleton

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JSA will be on hand to accept submissions for autograph authentication, with fees beginning at $25. To speed things up, complete the submission form before you arrive, and contact the store if you need to arrange an early drop off ahead of the event. JSA certification is respected by leading auction houses, dealers, and collectors around the world, which can boost the value and marketability of your signed items. Details on standard submission pricing are available through JSA’s fees page. Please note that cash is not accepted for autograph authentication services at this event.

4026 S Parker Rd, Aurora

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Civic Center EATS brings together a dozen or more food trucks, highlighting up-and-coming entrepreneurs alongside established favorites. This warm-weather series sets up in the city center and makes it easy to sample a wide range of cuisines in one stop. For the participating truck lineup and additional details, check the EATS website.

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Enjoy lunch or dinner from Papa John’s Pizza in Lakewood, CO while supporting Green Gables. Take 30 percent off your entire order, and 20 percent of your purchase will benefit Green Gables. When ordering online, use the code DOUGH at checkout. If placing a phone or in-person order, mention Green Gables so your purchase counts toward the fundraiser.

1745 S WADSWORTH BLVD, Lakewood

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This Qi Gong class centers on a holistic approach that combines conscious breathing, gentle movement, and meditation to support physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. The session features Qi Gong Stick Mobility, an energy practice that uses a bamboo training stick to refine the body’s internal and external structure while encouraging a balanced flow of Yin and Yang. Working with the stick can enhance joint mobility, strengthen connective tissues, ligaments, and muscles, and build strength and flexibility for overall vitality. A Qi Gong bamboo stick is required. If you do not have one, it can be ordered in advance so it is provided at class. Lightweight sticks are recommended for females, and heavyweight sticks are recommended for males. The drop-in rate is $22, and attendance can also be covered with existing class packs. The class is held in a studio setting.

8000 S Lincoln St, Littleton

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Take a midday break with a complimentary yoga class for all experience levels led by Obe Ariss. Sessions most often take place inside the Truss House on the RiNo ArtPark campus, a covered and shaded indoor setting kept cool for comfort throughout the year. When the weather cooperates, practice may be moved outdoors. The class welcomes both beginners and seasoned practitioners, offering time to move, reset, and connect in the creative atmosphere of the RiNo Art District. Bring your own yoga mat. Water is provided. Donations are welcome to support the nonprofit work of RiNo Art District and sustain free community programming. Check in at the RiNo Art District Welcome Center to find out where in the ArtPark the class will meet that day. Advance RSVP is requested.

1900 35th St, Denver

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Explore mapping and surveying in a Homeschool Days session that is part of a monthly series highlighting rotating STEM and Colorado history topics. Learning happens in classroom settings, inside the museum, and around the historic museum campus. A supervising adult must accompany participants, and families may coordinate supervision with other homeschool groups if they wish. Students who fall outside the main age or ability range can be matched with alternative activities suited to their needs.

225 North Gate Blvd, Colorado Springs

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Park staff lead a free indoor program about rattlesnakes in the American West. The presentation includes hands-on demonstrations, and no live animals will be present. It takes place in the Red Rocks Room on the second floor of the Garden of the Gods Visitor and Nature Center. For questions, call 719-219-0108.

1805 N 30th St, Colorado Springs

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Community Constellations features PikeRide, a local nonprofit electric bike share that provides flexible, affordable transportation across Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, and Old Colorado City. Ten percent of sales from the event will be donated to support PikeRide. Rooted in a neighborhood-focused mission captured by the Italian phrase "Riportare il quartiere," meaning "bring back the neighborhood," this gathering offers a welcoming space to meet, celebrate, remember, and give back.

749 E Willamette Ave, Colorado Springs

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The Colorado Farm and Art Market brings an evening market to Meanwhile Block in Colorado Springs, celebrating local farms, artists, makers, fresh foods, and community. All offerings are sourced in Colorado, from produce grown by in-state farmers to Colorado-made art, handmade goods, baked treats, prepared foods, and body care created within local communities. Shoppers can find a varied lineup that includes area farms, fresh produce from Colorado, and work from artists and makers. It is a place to pick up dinner ingredients, meet the people who grow and create these products, and spend an evening in the heart of downtown.

119 W Costilla St, Colorado Springs

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Connect with local professionals at a casual happy hour hosted by Brooke, a Denver-based PE, at Tap Fourteen Rooftop Beer Garden in downtown Denver. The meetup will be on the rooftop, with picnic tables plus food and drink options that make it easy to relax and chat. Everyone is welcome, and bringing a friend or partner is encouraged. Feel free to stop by after work whenever it fits your schedule. For questions, contact Brooke Harthan at 720-939-5041.

1920 Blake St, Denver

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Held every second Wednesday, this burger night serves Smashburger-style burgers with fries for a $10 donation.

4715 Clear View Dr, Colorado Springs

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A weekly mountain bike ride meets near the upper end of Coachline Road. After the ride, the group heads to 105 West Brewing to unwind with post-ride beers.

2825 Coachline Rd, Castle Rock

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A casual Pint Night brings KMUW staff and public radio listeners together at Flatlanders Brewing. The gathering is held monthly and has no formal agenda, offering relaxed conversation over a drink. It is open to the public, and beverages are pay-your-own.

680 Atchison Way, Castle Rock

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Celebrate the start of Filipino Heritage Month with a warm gathering focused on connection, culture, and a touch of sweetness. The event brings together businesses, professionals, friends, and community members to build relationships, uplift Filipino-owned businesses, and honor shared stories and traditions. The atmosphere centers on positive energy, meaningful conversations, and collective growth rooted in community pride. Mabuhay.

9625 E Arapahoe Rd, Greenwood Village

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Seven gatherings become seven gateways, unfolding a single journey through the body’s chakra system experienced as a living landscape. In each women’s circle, one energy center is explored through breathwork, somatic movement, mudra, goddess archetype, elemental ritual, and guided reflection. Two weeks after the main circle, an Integration Circle invites the work to settle more deeply into body and life. There is no requirement to start at the beginning, since every gathering is a full initiation on its own and participants may enter wherever they are. This session centers on Evolved within the series, with a follow up integration offered two weeks later. Attendance is limited to 10 women to preserve an intimate setting, and spots can fill quickly.

19039 Plaza Dr, Parker

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This adults-only book club keeps things easy and pressure free. There is no assigned reading, and participants simply read what interests them, share whether it was worth the pages or not, and pick up honest recommendations from fellow readers. A book swap table adds a small free bookstore feel, letting people leave a book and take a new one. It is open to the public, whether arriving with a friend or neighbor or enjoying some time to yourself.

9350 S Jordan Rd, Parker

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Plan ahead for a smooth entry. This event is limited to attendees 16 and older, and a valid ID is required. Anyone under 16 will not be admitted, even with a parent or guardian. Bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches are permitted. Every bag will be inspected at the door, and non-clear bags may undergo additional screening. Doors open before the performance, with the show to follow. Support acts and set times may change without notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with several presale options, including Citi cardmember, artist, Denver, Blabbermouth, Live Nation, and VIP, and there is also a VIP package offering.

1510 Clarkson St, Denver

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A Magic: The Gathering Draft featuring on-the-spot deck building and head-to-head play. Entry is $20. Players of every experience level are welcome, whether the goal is to learn, chase wins, or simply cast spells and enjoy some playful trash talk. Food and drinks are available to keep everyone fueled during breaks. The setting emphasizes a welcoming community, lively competition, and the chance to battle new opponents or attend with friends.

2409 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs

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Settle into a candlelit space for a guided meditation designed to realign the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual self while deepening connection to the soul. The facilitator offers gentle Reiki energy balancing with light touch throughout the practice. Each session centers on a unique intention and moves through a thoughtfully crafted flow with breathwork, light stretching, and soothing music. The experience lasts 90 minutes, with approximately 75 minutes of practice followed by 15 minutes for grounding and community sharing. Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to secure a quiet spot with clear intention, and note that entry is not permitted once the session begins to avoid interruptions. Benefits may include reduced stress and pain, renewed vitality, chakra recalibration, heightened intuition, support for dreamwork, and a reconnection with inner wisdom and personal power. No prior experience is required. The drop-in rate is $22 and class packs may be used. Prepaid credit is charged for late cancellations within 24 hours, no-shows, or late shows, with no exceptions.

8000 S Lincoln St, Littleton

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Stampede in Aurora, CO hosts Ladies Night featuring free line dancing lessons taught by Laurie Burkhardt, rotating themes, country music and dancing.

2430 S Havana St, Aurora

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A monthly, in-person circle offers gentle support for those grieving a companion animal, preparing for a transition, or learning how to live with a bond that has changed. The gathering creates a compassionate space where stories are welcomed, emotions are honored, and love is recognized in its many forms. Attendees can expect a calming meditation to settle the nervous system, optional sharing held with care, and a mindful atmosphere that centers kindness and presence. The circle is led by Jaime Kuhn, an Animal Reiki Teacher and Certified Companion Animal End of Life Doula. It takes place at Discover Your Spiritual Gifts, a serene community setting for reflective and spiritual work. This offering is for anyone mourning the death or transition of a beloved animal, navigating anticipatory grief from aging or illness, wishing to continue a relationship with an animal in spirit, or seeking gentle community support without pressure to speak. People only are permitted, and animal companions should remain at home to maintain a focused environment and to respect venue policies. Free parking is available, and the gathering space is on the second floor with access by stairs or elevator. Seating is limited. Registration and payment are required to secure a spot. A sliding scale of $15 to $35 is available, with $25 as the suggested rate, and the community care option helps keep the accessible rate possible for others. Due to system defaults, the registration form may show the sustaining rate first and alternate pricing can be arranged upon request. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the circle, minus processing fees. Credits for the same circle title are issued for cancellations between 48 hours and 7 days. No refunds or credits are available within 48 hours of the start. Wherever you are in the journey of loss and remembrance, this circle offers a steady place to breathe, connect, and be met with understanding.

7500 E Arapahoe Rd, Englewood

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Enter a welcoming space where moving your body supports your well being. TranscenDance offers a guided, freeform experience with uplifting music and simple cues that help you release stress, quiet mental chatter, and reconnect with yourself. There is no choreography to memorize and no prior dance background required, just an invitation to move in ways that feel authentic to you within a supportive community. Whether you are seeking stress relief, a confidence boost, a brighter mood, or simply a personal reset for mind, body, and spirit, this practice offers a refreshing pause. It takes place at Release Bodywork and Healing in Littleton, CO. Arrive as you are and leave feeling more like yourself.

5808 S Rapp St, Littleton

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Danico Brewing hosts a free trivia night where teams of five or fewer compete for prizes while enjoying Danico beers. Bring a small team, put your knowledge to the test, and play for a chance to win.

18490 E 66th Ave, Denver

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A midweek paint and sip night pairs creativity with half-price bottles of wine from a select menu. No experience is required, as artists provide step-by-step guidance so participants can relax, sip, and create. Arriving a little early helps with settling in and pouring a first glass. The gathering takes place at Belmar Shopping Center, and free parking is available.

7134 W Alaska Dr, Lakewood

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Experience outdoor sunset yoga with live music at Cheesman Park Pavilion in Denver. This all-levels vinyasa flow welcomes every body and experience level, with options to modify and the freedom to move at your own pace. Expect a thoughtful mix of movement, breath, and sound, performances by local musicians, golden hour ambiance, and classic park views in a friendly, community-focused setting. The class is donation-based with a suggested contribution of $15 to $30, which supports teachers, musicians, and staff, helps fund community programming, and keeps the experience accessible. Everyone is welcome regardless of ability to pay. Yoga mats are available to rent for $5 while supplies last, and participants are encouraged to bring water, layers, and anything needed for comfort. Tickets are nonrefundable. If weather cancels the class, tickets will be transferred to another date. The experience is offered by Yoga Social, a Denver 501c3 and a three-time winner of Westword’s People’s Choice Award for Best Yoga Studio in Denver, with a mission to make yoga accessible, fun, and community centered through partnerships with unique local venues.

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Round up friends for a team-based trivia night at Alchemy, presented by Team Trivia of Colorado Springs. There is no cost to enter, and prizes are up for grabs. It also lines up with Wing Night, featuring 69 cent wings each Wednesday.

2625 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs

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Enjoy a casual night of trivia at Locavore Beer Works in Littleton with Denver Trivia League. It is free to play, open to all, and prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.

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Movements brings the Happier Now USA Tour to Mission Ballroom in Denver with Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis. The Southern California quartet features Patrick Miranda on vocals, Ira George on guitar, Spencer York on drums, and Austin Cressey on bass. Their sound blends airy guitars, reflective lyrics, touches of spoken word, and focused songwriting, following a path that includes the EP Outgrown Things with producer Will Yip and the full-length Feel Something on Fearless Records. Songs such as Nineteen and Kept have each surpassed 800,000 streams on Spotify, with coverage from outlets like Alternative Press and New Noise Magazine accompanying extensive touring. This event is for ages 16 and over. The setup includes a general admission floor and bowl available on a first come, first served basis, plus reserved seating in the East and West balconies. Reserved balcony tickets provide seated access with a nearby bar and dedicated restrooms, and all East and West balcony tickets also permit entry to the general admission areas. Access throughout the venue is determined by the ticket type purchased.

4242 Wynkoop St, Denver

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Find support, accountability, and connection at a weekly 12-step meeting at the Hornbuckle Foundation Community Center in Littleton. Whether starting recovery, returning after time away, or looking to strengthen an existing foundation, participants are welcomed by others who understand the recovery journey. The meeting offers a respectful space to share experiences, hear from peers, and make progress together.

10499 Bradford Rd, Littleton

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Colorado Rapids meet Minnesota United FC at Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, CO. Attendees are asked to follow posted ticket limits, and ticket access includes a RapidFire Database presale, a general public on-sale, and a fee-free single game option. For entry, bags larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches are not allowed. Laptops, tablets, oversized bags, backpacks, suitcases, coolers, parcels, briefcases and similar items are prohibited. Security screening of people and belongings may occur for all attendees. Anyone carrying prohibited items will be refused entry, and there is no on-site storage or check-in. These policies are enforced without exceptions. Event information is subject to change.

6000 Victory Way, Commerce City

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After the Wednesday Walk wraps up, the glow round continues under the lights at Cottonwood Creek Disc Golf Course in Colorado Springs. Presented by Big Dudes Little Discs and organized by Disc Golf Church, this weekly nighttime event welcomes newcomers, seasoned players, and anyone trying glow golf for the first time. Expect a friendly, competitive atmosphere with an optional two dollar ace fund. Pack glow-ready discs or clip-on lights, a UV flashlight, a headlamp or regular flashlight, weather-appropriate clothing, and a positive outlook for an evening on the fairways. The guiding principles are straightforward... have fun, compete, and if uncertainty comes up, let fun take the lead. Format details, out-of-bounds lines, mandatories, course guidelines, and special challenges may shift from week to week. Supported by Big Dudes Little Discs, a local source for glow plastic and disc golf gear, the vibe stays welcoming and focused on the throws.

6873 Montarbor Dr, Colorado Springs

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Lost Lake hosts a night of live music featuring Telescreens, the so-and-sos, and Nautics in Denver. Advance tickets are $20, and admission is for ages 16 and up.

3600 E Colfax Ave, Denver

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Vwillz brings the Long Story Short Tour to Cervantes' Other Side with Adam Yokum and Jgriff joining the lineup. This live concert features Vwillz with additional performances from both artists at the venue. Doors open before the show.

2637 Welton St, Denver

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Punch Brothers perform at Paramount Denver in Denver, presented by AEG Presents. This show is open to all ages. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports organizations working toward equity, access, and dignity for all.

1625 Glenarm Pl, Denver

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KGNU presents Kishi Bashi as part of the Sonderlust 10th Anniversary Tour. This event is open to attendees ages 16 and over.

3295 S Broadway, Englewood

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Now in its fourth year, this casual weekly meetup brings small business owners and entrepreneurs together to support each other and make connections at Treehouse Cafe COS. Professionals from any industry are welcome, and the format is relaxed and drop in. There is no roll call and no cost, with the focus on quick introductions and open networking. The gathering is hosted by ZZ Properties, Rare Restorations, and Building Bridges.

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Veterans from every branch meet for a monthly coffee gathering at the Colorado Springs Senior Center. It offers a welcoming setting to connect with others who have served, share experiences, and strengthen community over a cup of coffee. Open to all who have worn the uniform, whether retired, separated, or still serving.

1514 N Hancock Ave, Colorado Springs

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Designed for little ones younger than two, this therapist-led play group offers themed activities that nurture early motor skills, budding communication, and sensory exploration. Occupational, physical, and speech therapy professionals guide playful experiences while children engage at a pace that feels right for them. Families can connect with one another in a welcoming setting, and siblings are welcome. The group serves a wide range of developmental needs and provides gentle, supportive guidance to help each child grow through play.

11211 E Arapahoe Rd, Englewood

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Connect with a community of local healers, therapists, and wellness entrepreneurs at a relaxed monthly circle at Release Bodywork + Healing Wellness Center. This gathering welcomes wellness professionals and practitioners to exchange ideas, offer support, and explore collaboration in a noncompetitive, low pressure setting that prioritizes connection, sisterhood, and collective growth. Bring business cards, flyers, and collaboration ideas, along with a warm, welcoming spirit. You are welcome to bring a favorite beverage, whether hot cocoa, tea, or something else that feels nourishing. RSVP to reserve a spot.

5808 S Rapp St, Littleton

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Baby Café at the Floyd K. Lindstrom Clinic offers veterans a welcoming space to connect with other breastfeeding dyads and talk through both the joys and the challenges that come with new little ones. This weekly gathering features a VA lactation specialist who can assess concerns and provide education on topics such as alternative feeding strategies, caring for multiples or siblings, breastfeeding older infants, pumping, returning to work or school, recognizing a good latch, skin to skin care, and tongue or lip tie. Participants can check the organizer’s Facebook page for any last minute cancellation updates. For questions or more information, contact Elizabeth Yahn at Elizabeth.Yahn@va.gov.

3141 Centennial Blvd, Colorado Springs

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Colorado Youth Basketball hosts bingo sessions at Turn of the Century Bingo in Aurora. Players compete for a guaranteed total cash payout of $2,500, and there is a Plinko promotion where each participant can drop a chip for prizes such as fun promotional items or discounts on future sessions. The hall features a pickle bar with $0.25 and $1 pull tabs, progressive pull tab horse races, board games, and much more. A full snack bar serves fresh, made-to-order options. Participation supports Colorado Youth Basketball and helps provide local kids the opportunity to play hoops.

1921 S. Havana St., Aurora

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A gentle grief support gathering at Treehouse Cafe offers a welcoming setting for anyone navigating loss, whether recent or long-standing. Guided by counselors from Mindful Resolve Counseling who specialize in grief care, the meeting focuses on compassionate guidance, simple mindfulness and grounding techniques, and supportive conversation that fosters connection. The environment is calm and nonjudgmental, with no pressure to speak, so participation can unfold at a comfortable pace. Attendance is free, and donations are appreciated.

5965 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs

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The Parkinson’s Support Group at Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital Denver brings together people living with Parkinson’s and their loved ones for information, support, and a welcoming sense of community. Participants can connect with others who understand their experiences, share personal stories, and explore practical strategies for everyday life. Rehabilitation specialists offer guidance with an emphasis on movement, independence, and overall well-being. Caregivers and family members are welcome to take part. Open to community members, this in-person group holds regular gatherings designed to help individuals and caregivers move forward together.

4650 Central Park Blvd, Denver

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Spanish-language yoga classes offer a Creative Hatha Yoga practice designed to be accessible to everyone. The focus is on opening the heart and connecting in community, with a welcoming environment for both first-timers and seasoned practitioners. The class is led by Linnea Bjorkman (they/she, elle/ella). It operates on a pay-what-you-can basis, and donations are strictly optional. Sessions take place at Evolition. Wear comfortable clothing and bring an open mind.

5805 W 37th Pl, Wheat Ridge

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Pick up a weekly selection of fresh-baked sourdough goods from Chalk & Flour at Curate Mercantile. Expect breads, focaccia, scones, cookies, granola and other small-batch treats, available until sold out. The menu changes each week, and preorders for the following week are accepted. When placing an order, specify which Curate Mercantile location you prefer for pickup. While you are there, explore a marketplace with more than a hundred local vendors offering clothing, jewelry, art, Colorado food items, gifts and home decor.

8242 S University Blvd, Centennial

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Every Thursday offers a free to-go meal with no questions and no eligibility requirements. It is simply a meal to take with you and a welcoming sense of community.

5933 S Fairfield St, Littleton

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On Thursdays, Prime Rib and Steak Night offers three options. A 12 oz prime rib is $28.95 and comes with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad. A NY strip steak is $28.95 with vegetables, your choice of potato, and soup or salad. Beef tips and noodles with garlic bread are $19.95.

980 N Grant St, Denver

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The final quarterly Young Professionals Happy Hour of 2026 offers a relaxed, welcoming setting to connect with fellow young professionals and build meaningful relationships. It is hosted at Boba Botanica, a zen inspired boba tea cafe that highlights premium teas, botanical ingredients, and a playful touch. The menu spans milk teas, fruit based drinks, and protein options, with beverages available for both kids and adults. The space is cozy and family friendly, suitable for conversation, relaxation, and remote work. Admission is free for members, and $40 for non-members and anyone over the age of 40.

8790 W Colfax Ave, Lakewood

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Raqs Asana brings yoga and belly dance together for an upbeat hour that celebrates strength and grace. Build power and refined control for expressive isolations while flowing through dynamic sequences, including vinyasas that move you from standing to the floor and back again. An energetic playlist keeps the momentum high, and the session flies by, so you finish feeling powerful, radiant, and fully present in your body. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Wear comfortable yoga clothes and skip the hip scarf. Drop in for $15, or save with class cards at 5 classes for $65 or 10 for $110.

1851 N Cir Dr, Colorado Springs

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A low-key, welcoming get-together for people who enjoy making things and meeting people. Bring a portable project such as knitting, crochet, embroidery, sketching, journaling, or mending, and settle in for a cozy stretch of creative time with fellow makers. Just bring whatever you are currently working on.

2590 W Main St, Littleton

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Enjoy a 50% Off Thursdays painting session where each participant creates a landscape for $15. Connect with fellow enthusiasts in a welcoming setting as instructors guide a preselected piece with a step by step demonstration over two hours. Punch cards do not apply to this offer.

1710 Briargate Blvd, Colorado Springs

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A fast-paced jigsaw challenge for teams of two unfolds at Hickory House Ribs, welcoming puzzle lovers of all ages. Each pair tackles a concealed 500-piece puzzle featuring a family friendly image. After brief announcements and a short countdown, teams open their sealed packaging and begin assembling. Puzzles must remain unopened until the start. Every competitor keeps the puzzle, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. A free puzzle swap is available to participants while the competition is underway. Teams have two hours to complete their puzzle. Tickets are $17.50 per person. Multiple tickets can be purchased, but each teammate needs an individual ticket. After purchasing, send the teammate’s name and your team name to mymindquest@gmail.com. Kids and teams are welcome, and matching shirts, memorable team names, and playful puzzle attire are encouraged. Box top holders and sorting trays of any size are allowed. Extra lighting and recording devices are permitted if they do not interfere with others and do not require a power outlet. Please register full teams three days in advance when possible. If an event appears sold out and a teammate still needs to pay, contact the organizer to confirm space and be prepared to pay at the event. There are no refunds, though registrations may be transferred to another person or a future event. If attendance is not possible, contact the organizer to arrange receiving the puzzle later. For recurring purchases, the payment method will be charged automatically at the listed price and frequency until it ends or is canceled. If a recurring payment is not skipped and the organizer does not receive notice of a missed event within 24 hours before or after it occurs, the registration payment is forfeited and the competition puzzle is not provided. Parking is located behind the building, and entry is through the glass doors under the deck.

11473 N Highway 83, Parker

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Enjoy casual Commander play at Dice Guys Game Store, with tables ready for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Connect with other Magic fans and try out your decks in a relaxed setting. Food and beverages are available, along with a wide selection of single cards and a variety of sealed products. Admission is free.

2409 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs

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Enjoy casual chess at a free, social club hosted at Wackadoo Brewing. Players of every level are welcome, from those just learning how the pieces move to USCF rated competitors who are glad to offer pointers. The setting is family friendly and serves more than beer. Participants of all ages can take part, and children should be accompanied by a parent. Newcomers can watch ongoing games, sit down at one of the club’s tournament sets to invite a match, chat about strategy between rounds, request a rematch, or relax with a drink or bite while analyzing finished games and meeting new friends.

5158 Centennial Blvd, Colorado Springs

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A welcoming discussion circle for people who identify as male gathers in the Small Hall at All Souls. It offers a supportive, inclusive space to explore timely topics, ranging from current events to personal growth. Participants can share their viewpoints or choose to listen and learn while connecting with a community of open-hearted people.

730 N Tejon St, Colorado Springs

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At the Hornbuckle Community Center in Littleton, the Hornbuckle Foundation’s youth program focuses on art and music in a welcoming, collaborative setting. Participants build advanced creative skills while connecting with peers in a space centered on encouragement and support. With a mission rooted in suicide and addiction prevention, the program harnesses the healing power of music and the visual arts to strengthen confidence, nurture purpose, and inspire self-expression. It provides a hopeful place for kids to grow, create, and feel supported.

10499 Bradford Rd, Littleton

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Explore a flowing practice that blends fusion belly dance with elemental themes and body-aware technique. Grounded in yoga-informed anatomy and movement mechanics, this class helps you build strength, deepen body awareness, and develop your personal expression. Sessions include isolation drills, traveling footwork, and expressive sequences, while inviting you to move with the qualities of earth, air, fire, and water in mind. Suitable for every level, the format draws on contemporary fusion and guided improvisation to inspire creativity and cultivate a strong connection with your body and energy. Bring a water bottle and, if helpful, a small notebook. Wear comfortable clothing for dance, and avoid coin belts or other noisy scarves. Drop-in tuition is $15. Class cards are available at $65 for 5 classes or $110 for 10 classes. Hosted at Pole Revolution LLC in Colorado Springs.

1851 N Cir Dr, Colorado Springs

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Unroll your mat for an evening of outdoor yoga in Washington Park, Denver, with Yoga Social. Settle into golden hour with mountain views, fresh air, and a welcoming atmosphere designed for every body and experience level. Classes feature a Vinyasa flow that links breath with movement, with options offered for both newcomers and seasoned practitioners. Local instructors rotate to bring fresh perspectives while fostering an inclusive, community-centered experience. This is a donation-based class that keeps wellness accessible. A suggested contribution of $15 to $30 supports local instructors and staff, helps maintain accessibility, and funds community programming. No one is turned away for lack of funds. Arrive a little early for check-in and waiver signing. Mats can be rented on a first-come, first-served basis for $5. Bring water, layers, and sunscreen, and look for the yellow Yoga Social flag to find the group. After class, there is time to connect by the lake and meet new people.

701 S Franklin St, Denver

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Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip session where no experience is required. Instructors guide you step by step so you can focus on creating while sipping from a selection of wine, beer, and mocktails. Plan to arrive a bit early to get settled before the fun begins. The studio is in Belmar Shopping Center, and parking is free. For full details and to reserve a spot, visit the event’s ticket page.

7134 W Alaska Dr, Lakewood

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Country night lights up The Angry Clover as Joe & The Roadies bring dance-ready tunes that keep the floor moving. Slide into a two step or try a cha cha while the band fuels a lively, fun evening of music and dancing.

15350 E Smoky Hill Rd, Denver

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Geeks Who Drink brings a lively pub quiz to The Public House at The Alexander, transforming trivia into a social team challenge. The event features original questions that change weekly, written by an expert editorial crew with decades of experience to keep things clever and high quality. Friendly competition, witty clues, and plenty of fun facts create an atmosphere that connects friends and future friends, and people often leave with new knowledge and a smile.

3104 N Nevada Ave, Colorado Springs

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Comet Brews hosts a leading trivia night in downtown Littleton, pairing craft beer with clever questions. Participation is free, and the top teams win prizes.

5642 S Sycamore St, Littleton

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A weekly trivia night at the new flagship location of Old 121 Brewhouse features brain-tingling questions paired with delicious brews and pizza.

2010 S Oak St, Lakewood

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Round up a team for trivia at Old 121 Brewhouse in Lakewood. Enjoy brews while you play for prizes, and there is no entry fee to participate.

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Table Public House hosts a weekly general knowledge trivia night that challenges your brain while you enjoy food and drinks. There is no cost to participate, and the highest scoring teams take home prizes.

2190 S Platte River Dr, Denver

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A trivia night at Escapology Escape Rooms in Denver invites participants to test their knowledge for prizes. The venue is known for immersive escape rooms and also features a full bar with a broad range of drinks to enjoy while you play. Come with friends for a night of questions and friendly competition.

2220 California St, Denver

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Raynes and David Wimbish & The Collection bring a co-headlining night to The Federal Theatre in Denver. After an initial sellout, the show has been upgraded to a larger venue and is now open to all ages, with tickets available again. Raynes, a British-American trio formed when North Dakotans Mat Charley and Joe Berger discovered UK vocalist Mark Race on Instagram, has since signed with Sony Music Publishing and released six singles and four EPs. Their audience numbers in the hundreds of thousands each month, streaming totals reach the tens of millions, and features have appeared in outlets like Billboard and People. Live performances have included BottleRock Festival and stages across the United States and the United Kingdom. Known for rich harmonies, distinctive instrumentation, and poetic songwriting, the group blends folk, rock, and chamber pop with Celtic and global influences. David Wimbish & The Collection arrive with Heavy Love, a warm and candid new album created largely in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Now based in Richmond, Virginia, Wimbish wrote, produced, and recorded much of the project on his own in a studio he built at his parents’ home in North Carolina. Having launched The Collection in college, he has cultivated a devoted following through anthemic, heart-forward records marked by stomp-and-holler energy and human storytelling. Heavy Love wrestles with aging, heartbreak, fractured friendships, natural disaster, nonconformity, love as action, and existential doubt, delivered with unguarded vulnerability and a renewed sense of clarity.

3830 Federal Blvd, Denver

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Drag trivia hosted by Lulu Krystals sets the stage at Illegal Pete's Park Hill for a friendly competition. Teams face off for the chance to take home prizes.

2234 Oneida St, Denver

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This kirtan gathering centers on Bhakti Yoga and the communal practice of call-and-response mantra chanting. It welcomes every voice, whether tuneful or not, and places emphasis on intention and the felt vibration of sound rather than harmony or performance. Mantras, traditionally viewed as tools that guide the mind, support a shift in awareness, and singing together can lift the collective energy of the room. As the chants build, the resonance of sound can synchronize breath and heartbeat, fostering connection and a sense of unity with others. No prior experience, specific beliefs, or musical background are needed to take part. Donations are appreciated.

1581 York Rd, Colorado Springs

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Big Jay Oakerson brings his relaxed delivery, razor-sharp crowd interaction, and unapologetically dirty humor to Comedy Works in Denver. For more than two decades he has headlined across North America and appeared at major festivals such as Moontower, SkankFest, Just for Laughs Montreal, Netflix Is a Joke Fest, and the Gathering of the Juggalos, with SkankFest being an event he helps produce. On the air, he co-hosts The Bonfire with Robert Kelly on SiriusXM’s Faction Talk, the new podcast Story Warz with Luis J. Gomez, and Legion of Skanks with Luis J. Gomez and Ari Shaffir. His television credits include The Roast of Kevin Hart on Netflix, This Is Not Happening, Comedy Underground with Dave Attell, FX’s Louie, Inside Amy Schumer, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and Conan. Expect an interactive set that showcases quick wit and in-the-moment exchanges with the room.

1226 15th St, Denver

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An after-dark karaoke party fills Alchemy in Old Colorado City with an inclusive, safe atmosphere centered on fun. The vibe suits a relaxed night out with friends, and the experience is complemented by a full menu along with brews and specialty cocktails. A welcoming setting for singers and supporters alike.

2625 W Colorado Ave, Colorado Springs

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Switchfoot brings the Forever Now Tour to The Ogden Theatre in Denver, joined by Anberlin. This event is for ages 16 and over.

935 E Colfax Ave, Denver

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Mary-oke brings a lively karaoke night to Hamburger Mary’s, with The Countess hosting and keeping the mic ready for anyone eager to sing a favorite tune. Guests can channel pop divas or rock icons, take the spotlight, and cheer on fellow performers in a welcoming atmosphere. Keep the good vibes going with the Thursday dinner special featuring all you can eat wings.

1336 E 17th Ave, Denver

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Jay Webb brings The Homesick Tour to The Bluebird Theater in Denver, with Caitlynne Curtis also performing. Entry is restricted to attendees 16 and older.

3317 E Colfax Ave, Denver

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DJ Shadow marks three decades of Endtroducing with a special stop at Mission Ballroom in Denver. Entry is limited to guests 16 and older. The setup features a general admission floor and bowl available on a first come, first served basis, along with reserved seating in the East and West balconies. Balcony tickets also include access to the general admission areas, and those reserved sections provide a nearby bar and exclusive restrooms. Access to specific areas depends on the ticket type purchased.

4242 Wynkoop Street, Denver

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