Events in Boulder

Valmont Short Track Series

These friendly, grassroots mountain bike races are open to the public. The course changes from week to week and is usually about a one mile loop, with most races running four to five laps for roughly 25 minutes on course. Several categories are available so riders can choose the level that fits best. Registration takes place at the venue on race day. Full details are available on the BJC website.

A Boulder Bike to Work Day breakfast station offers a welcoming pit stop for daily commuters and occasional riders alike. It features in-house breakfast burritos from Lucky’s, plus yogurt, granola, fresh orange juice, and coffee. A limited run of Lucky’s Market swag will be available while supplies last, and casual games add a bit of fun to the commute.

Women’s Health + Prenatal Yoga (In Person + Online)

A women-centered yoga session designed to support you through pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and every stage of life. Each class emphasizes core strength, pelvic floor health, mindful breathing, and practical movement patterns that carry into daily activities. It is a good fit if you are preparing for birth, rebuilding after having a baby whether recently or years later, addressing pelvic floor or core concerns, seeking a practice tailored to women’s bodies, or looking for a slower, intentional, and supportive space. Participate at The Little Herbal Apothecary in Old Town Lafayette or join live online with access to a replay, making it easy to attend from wherever you are. Expect a small-group setting with a warm atmosphere. Props and tea are provided. Please bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle, and consider bringing a reusable mug to help reduce waste. The approach blends yogic wisdom with evidence-informed practices to help you understand and care for your body, not just move it. Limited spots are available.

Little Herbal Apothecary

All Levels Contemporary Dance Class

Enjoy a welcoming community dance class with the Mariposa Collective at Mi Chantli Art & Movement Sanctuary. Mariposa Artists rotate as instructors on a monthly or bi-monthly schedule, and this session is led by board member Cass Howlett. Class flows from a gentle full-body wake up on the floor to standing work, includes travel across the room, and closes with phrase work. Cass’s contemporary approach draws from modern and jazz and plays with musicality and texture. Cass (they/them) has 18 years of experience in contemporary, jazz, ballet, and hip hop. They earned a BFA in Dance from Western Washington University, performed with Bellingham Repertory Dance and the cabaret company Sugar: The Show, and relocated to Colorado in 2021. They completed a Master’s in Somatic and Dance/Movement Therapy at Naropa University in 2024, work as a therapist with queer communities in Northern Colorado, and stay active in the Boulder dance community. Drop-in is $20, punchcard discounts are available, and first-time students at the studio pay $5.

Mi Chantli

Anytime Talks | Hormone Health with ProMD

An installment of the Anytime Talks series at Anytime Fitness Lafayette focuses on hormone health and how optimizing hormones may support energy, mood, sleep, and overall wellness. The session is led by Leah Griffin of ProMD Health Lafayette.

First Interstate Bank (Louisville Century Dr)

Louisville Leads Group

The Wednesday Leads Group gathers twice each month. For more information or to inquire about membership, email membership@louisvillechamber.com.

Theater

13 Fires | June 24 – 26

13 Fires is a newly created community theater production that shares the story of one of the country’s influential Black cultural districts on a Boulder stage this season. This live presentation brings that narrative to life in a theatrical setting.

Grace Gamm Theatre

JUN25

One Sky

Explore how the shared sky has inspired cultures around the world for centuries. Move from place to place to see the many ways it ties people together through One Sky. Search for star patterns in Ancient Greece’s Forge of Artemis. Measure time with the Navajo people in a quest for the Thunderbird. Step into 18th century India through Jai Singh’s Dream. Travel with First People from what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe. Look to Japan for the patterns of Samurai and Stars. Head out over the ocean with a Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.

JUN25

13 Fires is a new community theater production that brings the story of one of the country’s significant Black cultural districts to a Boulder stage this season. Presented through live performance, it spotlights an important chapter of American cultural history.

Broomfield, CO - Bistro Nights Happy Hour at the Airport 2PM - 7PM

Set at the airport, Bistro Nights happy hour features a $2 discount on beer, wine, and cocktails. A specially curated menu is available during happy hour, and live music occasionally fills the patio.

Equality Center of the Rocky Mountains

2026 50+ Pride

An annual mixer welcomes LGBTQ+ people and allies who are 50 and older, and younger partners are welcome too. Food and drinks will be provided. The event takes place on the center’s first floor, which is fully accessible for people with mobility challenges.

Settle into a soothing sound experience that nurtures the nervous system and brings body, mind, and spirit into harmony. Purposefully crafted to encourage deep relaxation, it supports hormonal balance, eases stress, and restores a sense of equilibrium. Registration details are available.

Adventure Jams - Smorgasgrass

Summer evenings in Boulder pair live music with mountain air, cold drinks, and time with friends after a day outside. Adventure Jams returns to the Beer Garden at A-Lodge Boulder with an expanding roster of local and regional musicians, bringing styles from Americana and folk to surf rock and roots-inspired sounds. Set just beyond downtown at the entrance to Boulder Canyon, the experience blends outdoor concert energy with a basecamp style gathering and a welcoming community hangout for climbers, bikers, hikers, travelers, and locals. It offers a relaxed outdoor setting and a simple way to wind down with music in a place that feels distinctly Colorado.

Beer Garden at A-Lodge

Hillbilly Demons

Hillbilly Demons bring a high-energy spin to classic country at Nissi’s Entertainment & Events, delivering lively renditions of older favorites with a distinctive twist. Active since 2017, the band has performed across the state and fuses rock and roll with country for a set that keeps the dance floor busy and encourages plenty of sing-along moments.

Jack Hadley - opening for Sue Foley

Jack Hadley opens with a solo blues performance before Sue Foley at Roots Music Project in Boulder.

Roots Music Project

Laser Taylor Swift

At Fiske Planetarium, a high energy laser show set to Taylor Swift’s biggest hits celebrates a global pop superstar. The music pairs with vivid laser visuals that sweep across a 360 degree dome, with colorful beams lighting a mist filled theater. Powered by Laser Fantasy’s advanced projection system, the effects move in perfect time with the songs as laser engineers guide a trip through space to the beat. It offers a modern, concert style experience that brings fan favorites to life with color and motion all around.

If the idea of soaring like a bird has ever captured your imagination, this program explores humanity’s long pursuit of flight. Trace the efforts of visionaries such as Leonardo da Vinci, the Montgolfier brothers, the Wright brothers, and other innovators as their ideas move from curiosity to achievement. Striking visuals paired with music set the scene for an adventurous look at a bold dream that has inspired people throughout history.

JUN27

Kick off summer with an action-packed camp at Ninja Nation that keeps kids moving, creating, and building confidence in a safe, well organized setting. Each week features ninja obstacle training with coached sessions, spirited games and team challenges, lighthearted mini competitions, and arts and crafts. Trained coaches lead a positive, supportive environment that encourages every participant to try new skills and have fun. Families planning multiple weeks can choose a five-week package and receive a complimentary 5-Punch Pass valued at $85, giving kids extra chances to play, practice, and improve beyond regular camp time. Camps run Monday through Friday at $425 per child, per week, and lunch and snacks are included. Space is limited each week, so reserving early helps secure preferred sessions.

JUN29

Weekly Prenatal Yoga: Flow, Balance and Space

A weekly prenatal yoga session offering a slow, inward-focused practice, available in person and online. The class weaves breathing techniques, intentional movement, meditation, mantra, and elements of kriya to support the nervous system while creating space for reflection and preparation for birth and parenthood. Guidance includes work for upper body mobility, core stability, pelvic alignment, and pelvic floor conditioning, along with practices that encourage optimal fetal positioning. Suitable for all experience levels.

JUN29

Camp FIT4MOM: Week 5

Camp FIT4MOM is a summertime program created for strong moms and happy campers. Over eight weeks, it features weekly themes, workouts for moms, playgroups for kids, and sticker charts to track their fun, all thoughtfully planned to make room for memorable summer moments.

Colorado Ebike Tours (Boulder Tour Starting Point)

JUN29

Outdoor Recreation

Guided eBIke Tour of Boulder

Explore Boulder on a guided pedal-assist eBike tour led by a family-owned outfitter. Small groups roll on comfortable fat-tire eBikes beside creek paths and through open spaces, covering more ground with less effort. Each outing includes a quality eBike, helmet, bottled water, and a short tutorial so riders feel confident before departure. A required safety briefing and hands-on practice in a secure setting come first, and guides, bikes, and helmets are easy to spot in matching blue for visibility. Local guides share lesser-known highlights and helpful tips for the rest of your stay. Participants must be at least 14 years old and about 5 feet tall to reach the brakes and pedals, and basic bike-riding skills are necessary, but no prior eBike experience is needed. Accessibility options may be available, including trikes for balance support, pedicabs for guests who prefer to ride along, and family-friendly cargo eBikes with advance notice. Groups planning corporate or private outings can arrange customizable routes and start times for 5 to 30 people. Last-minute openings may appear online, with booking sometimes available up to 24 hours in advance.

Tendeg TNT Tuesday Night Thunder crit series presented by Hunt Wheels

Weeknight criterium racing returns with the Tuesday Night Thunder community series. TENDEG, Mercedes-Benz of Westminster, HUNT Wheels, and Dr Daniel Possley have partnered to continue the series into its eighth year. With backing from the City of Louisville, the emphasis remains on inclusive, grassroots competition with a strong focus on women in the sport.

DANCEmandala Movement Meditation

DANCEmandala Movement Meditation offers an open, freeform dance practice that invites connection with body, breath, and authentic self. A thoughtfully crafted music journey, gentle facilitation, and a clear meditative setting support a rich inner exploration where movement becomes mindfulness. This is a dynamic approach to meditation that welcomes creative impulse and personal expression. With time, the practice can nurture deep self-awareness, emotional steadiness, creativity, and meaningful insight. No prior dance or movement experience is required, and participants are encouraged to be exactly as they are. Hosted at CURA Yoga Center, the session is guided by Lauren Pass Erickson, a Certified DANCEmandala Movement Meditation Facilitator and licensed Somatic and Dance/Movement Therapist who specializes in embodiment, trauma healing, and the authentic expression of queer and neurodivergent identities. Admission is $33 per person. Capacity is limited to 10 participants, so reserving a spot in advance is recommended. Please note there is one flight of stairs to access the studio.

CURA Yoga Center

Tuesdays with Timber!

Every Tuesday, the patio hosts an intermediate and advanced bluegrass pick. Settle in under the sunshine with delicious food and drink, or bring an acoustic instrument to take part. Pickers receive their first beverage free.

Murphy's Tap House

Boulder Ecstatic Movement Tribe with DJ Magikally Delicious & Movement Class

At Vali Soul Sanctuary, a weekly ecstatic dance gathering welcomes participants into a shared space for movement, connection, and community. The evening opens with a grounding movement class led by Tammy Beattie to prepare body and spirit, followed by a brief circle to set intentions, then flows into a freeform dance journey with DJ Magikally Delicious. The music spans bass, house, tribal, EDM, trap, and more to support exploration and celebration through motion. Indoor and outdoor areas are available, a cozy spot with massage tools offers a place to relax, and a backyard bonfire provides a moment to reflect between dances. This is an alcohol free, tech free, judgment free environment built on consent and respect. Honor personal space, connect without talking on the dance floor, choose light or natural scents, and plan to dance barefoot. Everyone is welcome, including families and kids. Admission is offered on a sliding scale in cash from 12 to 33 dollars. Bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothing for easy movement.

Vali Soul Sanctuary

Louisville Community Yoga

Baby + Me Yoga is a six-week postpartum series at Louisville Community Yoga with Sarah Hieb, created for mothers and caregivers to practice alongside their babies from about six weeks old until they start to crawl. The focus is on rebuilding after birth, easing the common strains of caring for a little one, and connecting with a supportive community. Sessions also include ways to bond with your baby, including gentle movement, infant massage, and songs. Each class begins with a brief moment to settle in and introductions, followed by gentle warm ups that prepare the body. The practice then moves through poses that release tension in the neck, shoulders, and upper back, while helping stabilize the abdominal wall, lower back, and pelvis after pregnancy and childbirth. Classes close with guided rest. Beginners are welcome, and options are offered so everyone can participate safely and comfortably. Feeding, diaper changes, sleepy or playful moments, and babywearing are all welcome throughout class. Bringing a baby blanket, a few toys, and any comfort items can help you and your baby feel at ease. The series is $150, which averages $25 per class, and there is a $30 drop-in option. Enrollment for the series is limited to 12 participants. If you miss a class, make-ups may be taken in a future six-week session if space is available. If you have specific medical concerns, consult your healthcare provider before attending.

JUL1

Wellness Wednesdays - Boulder's Wellness Practitioner Networking!

Wellness Wednesdays brings together Boulder's health and wellness practitioners for focused networking that spans many disciplines. Psychotherapists, bodyworkers, chiropractors, coaches, physical therapists, acupuncturists, counselors, nutritionists, and holistic health providers gather for a mix of structured activities and open mingling designed to build meaningful professional connections. Participants can exchange referrals across fields, identify trusted partners to support clients’ holistic care, discover collaborative opportunities and peer support, connect with business professionals who serve practitioners, and form genuine friendships within the community. Registration is required through an Eventbrite link, and space can fill quickly. Weather permitting, the group meets outdoors in the private park at the Hub, otherwise the gathering takes place inside the Hub with signs to guide attendees. Bringing business cards is recommended, along with enthusiasm for the work you offer. Hosted by the Boulder Healing Hub, this series supports providers in private practice as they build thriving businesses within a supportive community, share advice, find solutions to challenges, and enjoy practical conversations that go beyond small talk.

JUL1

Boulder Farmers Market

Boulder Farmers Market welcomes 75 vendors for opening day.

JUL2

Hazelnuts: In search of the Perfect Planet

At Fiske Planetarium, discover a playful space tale about two squirrels, Nino and Lilli, who believe the most irresistible hazelnuts are waiting on faraway planets. Eager to leave Earth to track them down, they dream up ways to travel into the cosmos. Leon, an old owl, invites them to look through his telescope instead, revealing what those worlds actually hold. The story asks whether somewhere else is truly better than the home they already know.

JUL2

Picnic on the Plaza brings free live music to Festival Plaza, offering a relaxed space to spread out on the lawn and enjoy a performance. Bring a picnic lunch and something comfortable to sit on. This edition features Charlie Tea, and the series showcases a different musician each week to suit a variety of tastes.

Festival Plaza

Broomfield, CO - Bistro Nights Happy Hour at the Airport 2PM - 7PM

Bistro Nights Happy Hour features $2 off all beer, wine, and cocktails along with a curated happy hour menu. Live music may be offered on the patio on some dates. This promotion takes place every Thursday and Friday.

The Elbow Rub Networking Event

A friendly networking social in Boulder for business owners focused on prospecting, lead generation, and strengthening client relationships. The gathering meets at Centro Mexican Kitchen, with West End Tavern available as a backup location.

Zeds Dead

This event features Zeds Dead at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.

Red Rocks Amphitheater

An easygoing weekly meetup welcomes beginners and seasoned crafters alike to work on knitting, crochet, loom knitting, embroidery, or any current project. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with plenty of shared learning, lots of laughs, and tasty snacks.

First Friday Vegan Buffet at Jill's Restaurant & Bistro

Jill's Restaurant & Bistro features a vegan buffet with seasonal salads, hearty grains, fresh vegetables, pizzas from the wood oven, desserts, and additional offerings. The price is $34 per person, and the menu is intended for dedicated vegans as well as anyone interested in enjoying a flavorful plant-based meal.

Downtown Boulder Art Walk

The April installment of Downtown Boulder Art Walk spans several downtown venues, with TNL Gallery among the stops. It also coincides with the opening celebration for TERM VII at TNL.

The New Local

Holidays

4th of July Fireworks - 150/250 Anniversary Year

This milestone year, with the United States turning 250 and Colorado marking 150, brings a festive evening filled with live entertainment, a wide variety of food trucks, and family activities such as inflatables, face painting, and roaming stilt walkers. The night concludes with a fireworks show. Plan ahead for transportation. Standard parking will not be available at the Coal Creek Golf Course lot, and ADA parking will be very limited on the west side of the lot. A designated zone in front of the golf course will be open for drop off and pick up only, with no parking or waiting permitted. Attendees are encouraged to ride free shuttles operating throughout the evening, with pickup locations including the Louisville Recreation Center and Coal Creek Ace Hardware.

Coal Creek Golf Course

Glen Huntington Bandshell

July 4 Celebration

Honor the nation’s 250th year with a spirited Fourth of July symphony program. A live orchestra blends uplifting tributes to America with popular movie music and timeless classics for an evening filled with excitement, pride, and triumphant finales. The celebration is part of the Arts in the Park series in collaboration with the City of Boulder Parks and Recreation and is made possible by support from the City of Boulder. If weather becomes an issue, the performance will move to Grace Commons, a short walk from the Boulder Bandshell.

Louisville Recreation & Senior Center

Let Freedom Run 5k/10k

Celebrate the spirit of American heroes by arriving in a costume inspired by someone you admire. Pay tribute to a parent, a trailblazer like Albert Einstein, or a beloved character such as Batman, Superman, or the Powerpuff Girls. The focus is on honoring people who have achieved great things and those who continue to make a positive impact, with a fun, uplifting atmosphere that invites everyone to share their own version of greatness.

Avery Brewing Co. 4K on the 4th

Now in its seventeenth edition, this Boulder 4K is a long-standing tradition that began in 2008. Participants take on a speedy, level route, then celebrate with beer from Avery, breakfast burritos provided by Savory Cuisines Catering, and live musical performances. Red, white, and blue attire is encouraged in honor of Independence Day.

Holidays

4th of July Celebration

Superior marks our nation’s independence with activities the whole family can enjoy and plenty of patriotic pride. Look for red, white, and blue themed fun for everyone throughout the celebration.

Superior Community Park

Louisville Saturday Farmer's Market

At this farmers market, Colorado growers offer vegetables that are organic, transitional, or grown without pesticides, and orchardists supply fruit from Palisades, Colorado, with both organic and conventional options. A broad mix of vendors and fresh offerings creates a warm, family friendly setting for browsing and buying. Choosing to shop here supports Colorado farms and also benefits the environment, the community, and the economy.

Steinbaugh Pavilion

Louisville Farmers Market 2026 Season

Opening day celebrates the start of the Louisville Farmers Market’s 18th season. A wide mix of returning and new vendors will be on hand for weekly shopping. Enjoy live music, grab something to eat, and stock up on fruits, vegetables, meats, cheese, honey, and more. The market was voted the number one farmers market in Colorado in 2023, 2024, and 2025 by the People’s Choice program from American Farmland Trust and the Farmers Market Coalition.

Steinbaugh Pavilion

Voodoo Lily

Voodoo Lily brings a lively blend of Delta blues, New Orleans jazz, Gypsy jazz, swing, and a touch of Latin to License No. 1 in the historic Boulderado. Dancing is encouraged as Micah Parkin on vocals is joined by Bill Pontarelli on clarinet, Brian Casey on bass, William Garrison on drums, Rob Pate on guitar, and Nate Bitter on trombone. This recurring show happens on the first Saturday of each month.

License No 1

July the Fourth Farmers Market

OCR launches its Boulder County Farmers Market Tour with a rock and roll set at the Longmont market at the Boulder County Fairgrounds. The scene includes live music, food, and a range of vendors. The tour also lists a stop in Lafayette, with more details to follow.

North University Heights

Glen Huntington Bandshell

America 250: The Great American Soundtrack

Celebrate America’s 250th with an Independence Day showcase at Glen Huntington Bandshell. This lively orchestral program weaves together patriotic staples, music from blockbuster films, and other well-loved American selections for a rousing celebration. The event offers a festive atmosphere and a soundtrack that honors the nation’s past and present.

Boulder Farmers Market

Opening day at the Boulder Farmers Market will feature 75 vendors.

One Sky

At Fiske Planetarium, One Sky explores how the night sky links cultures across the world and across centuries. The journey visits Ancient Greece to trace patterns in the Forge of Artemis, turns to the Navajo to mark time while seeking the Thunderbird, and steps into 18th century India in Jai Singh’s Dream. It continues with First People from what is now northern Canada in a Celestial Canoe, looks to Japan for the patterns of samurai and stars, and ventures onto the ocean with a Hawaiian navigator in Wayfinders.

Casino Royale

Explore the foundations of casino dance in a progressive session that builds from core techniques and familiar Rueda-inspired patterns to more expressive movement. Beginners are introduced to essential steps and timing. Intermediate and advanced dancers work with additional variations that expand creativity and enhance social dancing. Open to all, this session takes place in the Tango Room at the Avalon. Pricing is $60 per month or $20 for a drop-in.

The Avalon Ballroom

Games & Entertainment

Puzzle Social

At Relish Food Hall in Louisville, puzzle enthusiasts can settle in with a snack and enjoy a relaxed social focused on solving and sharing. Choose from 300- and 500-piece jigsaws provided on site, bring one to collaborate on, or try wooden designs courtesy of Puzzle Jam Inc. Give puzzle chess a whirl with rules and 300-piece options available. Test your speed in friendly timed rounds as a solo solver, with a partner, or on a four-person team, where bragging rights are the only prize. Trading is welcome too, with a dedicated table for swapping puzzles. Stay for a little while or dive into a bigger challenge, with a no-pressure atmosphere that keeps the focus on fun.

Relish Food Hall

Sunflower Club: Boulder Edition

Sunflower Club hosts an open mic at Coffee Stand that centers creativity and consciousness. It embraces the belief that making art is a human impulse, not a privilege reserved for professionals. All forms of expression are welcome, from poetry and music to dance and storytelling, and people of every background and experience level are encouraged to share. The focus is not on competition or perfection, but on authenticity, openness, and equality. The guiding idea is that creativity does not need to be mastered to matter... it can be good for you. The space encourages exploring what lies within and expressing it with courage. Art-making is framed as a path to healing that helps release suppressed feelings and stagnant energy, transforming trauma for the benefit of individuals and the wider world.

Coffee Stand

Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre, Hellems Arts & Sciences

Theater

Shakespeare in Love

Young and short on funds, Will Shakespeare wrestles with writer’s block until he discovers a muse in Viola de Lesseps, a merchant’s daughter devoted to poetry and the stage. Although promised to the ambitious Lord Wessex, she begins a secret romance with the playwright, sparking the creation of Romeo and Juliet. This lively contemporary staging, adapted from the Oscar-winning film, favors humor and heart, filled with laughs and clever Easter eggs for Shakespeare fans of all ages. Presented by the Colorado Shakespeare Festival, which has brought celebrated performances to the University of Colorado Boulder since 1958, the show unfolds outdoors at the historic Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre, recently renovated for an even better experience. Complimentary seatbacks are available for added comfort. Tickets start at $31.

JUL6

University of Colorado Boulder

Colorado Cross Country Summer Camp - Boulder, CO 2026

Set in Boulder at the University of Colorado Boulder, this cross country summer camp makes the most of the city’s high elevation, about 5,430 feet, and its status as a renowned running hub where Olympic and other elite athletes train. Expect a summer training experience shaped by altitude and a community that lives and breathes distance running.

JUL6

Swifty Camp

Swifties in the Superior, Louisville, and Broomfield area can gather for a dedicated camp at the Superior Civic Center. The program offers flexible half day and full day options.

Superior Civic Center

JUL6

Camp FIT4MOM: Week 6

Camp FIT4MOM offers a summertime experience created for strong moms and their campers. Over eight weeks, everything is arranged with weekly themes, motivating fitness sessions for you, group play time and sticker charts for the kids, all adding up to a season full of shared summer memories.

The French Language Institute of Boulder

Beginning Conversation (A2) (In-Person in Boulder, CO)

Build confidence speaking French in an A2-level conversation course designed for learners who can already form simple sentences and want to sound more natural in everyday exchanges. Sessions take place in person in a small-group setting that is relaxed and encouraging. Through guided conversations, interactive activities, and plenty of speaking practice, participants broaden vocabulary, strengthen essential grammar, and increase fluency across practical themes. Topics include introducing yourself, family and friends, hobbies and free time, food and dining, travel and giving directions, shopping, daily routines, weekend plans, celebrations, weather, favorite places, and cultural experiences, along with other real-life situations that keep conversation meaningful. There are no textbooks or pressure, just lively discussion and consistent opportunities to speak. The course runs for five weeks with two meetings each week for a total of ten classes.

Femme Musicians Meetup

This welcoming meetup brings together women and femme musicians of every age, experience level, and musical style. Participants can bring their own instruments or use the gear on hand, including guitars, basses, amplifiers, a piano, a drum kit, playful percussion, and vocal microphones. It recurs on the first Tuesday of each month. Dog House Music Studios provides coffee, tea, spring water, and a bar with beer, wine, cider, and hard seltzers, and outside alcohol is not permitted. The gathering is hosted by Rock for the People, a local nonprofit that works to build a diverse, inclusive, and equitable music community in Boulder County by removing barriers for underrepresented performers, audio professionals, and fans. The organization offers free and low-cost rehearsal, recording, and marketing services, paid gigs for musicians and performers, and paid opportunities for aspiring audio professionals, with a focus on serving women, non-binary people, BIPOC, Hispanic, and LGBTQ+ communities.

Dog House Music Studios

Coffee (BYO) and Conversations

A relaxed, bring-your-own coffee meetup designed for women from every industry, stage of life, and career path to connect and share ideas. The emphasis is on authentic conversation and building relationships, with business topics taking a back seat. It is a casual extension of an existing networking community, offering a no-pressure environment without pitches. Come as you are and bring a beverage if you like.

Main Street

Knit a Baby Cardigan

Learn to knit a baby cardigan with a classic style suitable for any child. The project is enjoyable to make and creates a piece to treasure. This class is held over three consecutive sessions.

FingerPlay Studio

Boulder Burning Man Monthly Meet-Up

Gather with the Boulder Burner community for a monthly meet-up centered on connection and creativity. Spend time with local Burners, make new friends, explore projects happening in Boulder, and learn how to get involved as a volunteer. The atmosphere is welcoming to both longtime participants and those new to the community, with plenty of friendly, creative time together. New community members are welcome.

Junkyard Social Club

Lionel Young Band

Lionel Young Band brings a lively, blues-centered performance to Nissi's Entertainment & Events. Led by classically trained electric violinist and vocalist Lionel Young, the group combines energetic playing with a distinctive violin-driven sound. The band earned the International Blues Challenge band title in 2011, and Young previously won the 2008 solo-duo competition, making him the first artist to win in both categories. The band has also received multiple awards in Colorado. The show blends Young’s original songs with interpretations of blues classics by Willie Dixon, Leadbelly, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Originals like "Brown Cloud Over Denver" and "Hey, O.J." appear alongside these well-known selections, mixing social themes with soothing blues. Admission is free, with $1 off bourbons and whiskeys.

Louisville Home Pros Group

Louisville Chamber Home Pros has introduced a monthly networking forum for companies that provide home and commercial services. Participation is limited to Home Pro businesses and centers on meaningful relationships, quality referrals, and shared expertise. Hosts Eric and Amber Hoffman welcome professionals who serve residential and business properties, inside and out, with a focus on building trusted referral partnerships across the Louisville home services community. Attendees exchange ideas, practical insights, and tips in a positive, energetic, and collaborative environment, creating space to confidently showcase their businesses while learning from the strengths of others. The format also includes opportunities to brainstorm on topics tied to growth and long-term success. Eric and Amber Hoffman of Bumblebee Blinds lead similar groups in other chambers, bringing a proven model to the Louisville Chamber.

West and Main Homes

Boulder Farmers Market

Opening day at the Boulder Farmers Market brings together 75 vendors.

Harvey Street

Harvey Street brings a burst of indie and alternative rock from Raleigh, North Carolina, pairing a dynamic stage presence with heartfelt, emotionally charged songwriting. The band blends contemporary indie influences into a sound that hits hard live, creating an atmosphere driven by feeling and momentum.

Velvet Elk Lounge

Louisville Community Park

July 9 - Summer Concerts in the Park

Enjoy a free concert at Louisville's Community Park with Haley Harkin opening and The River Arkansas headlining. Food trucks on site include Chupacabra Paletas, Eats & Sweets, Urban Hot Dog Collective, Sancho's Mexican Restaurant, Lenin's Pizza, and Radical Sasquatch Dumplings.

YMCA of Northern Colorado

Fentanyl: What Every Family Needs to Know

An educational program focused on fentanyl offers practical, potentially life saving information for adults and youth ages 14 and up. Attendees learn to separate fact from myth, recognize the signs of an overdose, and administer Nalaxone, also known as Narcan, in an emergency. The session also covers the limitations of fentanyl testing strips and explains the legal protections that apply when a young person calls 911. Presented by Trina Faatz, MA, CPFS, PRC, ADS, an affected family member and parent, and Mila Long, CAS, ADS, Brainspotting Therapist, Registered Psychotherapist, and Peer Recovery Coach, a person in recovery with lived experience. Held at the YMCA of Northern Colorado. Adult tickets are available on a sliding scale of $5, $10, or $15 to fit different budgets, and youth tickets for ages 14 to 18 are $5. Light snacks will be provided.

Musical Improv Drop-In Workshop 2026

A relaxed, drop-in musical improv workshop invites participants to explore making up melodies and lyrics in the moment using playful, collaborative activities. The focus is on building emotion and depth in characters and scenes, with plenty of chances to laugh as ideas come together quickly and confidently. Led by Improv Cabaret’s Erik Mulder, this session welcomes adults ages 18 and up. Cost is $5. Hosted at Flipside Theatre and offered every second Thursday.

Flipside Theatre

Skool Daze Rock @ Nissi's

Skool Daze performs at Nissi's Entertainment & Events, featuring a seasoned group of musicians playing rock dance favorites. Admission is free.

Trident Booksellers and Cafe

Foxes Float Trip — Trident Booksellers & Cafe

At Trident Booksellers and Cafe, Carly Fox leads Foxes Float Trip, a jammy folkpunk acoustic trio that blends improvisation with honest storytelling and rich instrumentation. The performance centers on spontaneous interplay, honest storytelling, and rich instrumentation.

Atma Buti Sound and Vibrational School

Healing Cloud of Sound Meditation Concert

Kim Humphrey leads a sound meditation concert at Atma Buti Sound and Vibrational School, presented in collaboration with an accredited sound healing school. The program features Himalayan singing bowls, gongs, and other instruments in an immersive listening experience.

JUL10

The Highwayman Show

A captivating celebration of the music of Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson, featuring Tony Suraci channeling each icon with striking accuracy and soul alongside a top-tier band. Special guest Makayla Phillips, a 23-year-old singer and songwriter who earned the Golden Buzzer on America’s Got Talent and reached the top 10 on American Idol, adds her powerful voice. Together they evoke the sound and spirit of that era, delivering a high-energy run of classics that feels like an encore from beginning to end.

JUL10

Friends Book Sale

The Friends of the Lafayette Public Library Foundation is holding a book sale during library hours to benefit literacy at the library. Shoppers will find a wide mix of items, including books across genres, DVDs, gently used puzzles, children's games, and small gifts such as candles, notecards, and soaps. Most items are priced between 50 cents and 4 dollars unless marked otherwise. Donations of fiction and nonfiction books in good condition, DVDs, gift items, and puzzles with all parts are appreciated. All proceeds support literacy and learning programs at the Lafayette Public Library.

Lafayette Public Library

JUL10

Setting Clinic 1 - Boulder, CO 2026

Athletes interested in building or refining attacking skills can take part in a focused clinic that lasts two hours and takes place over a single day. The cost is $75. Campers receive instruction aimed at developing and improving attacking skills throughout the session.

Mi Chantli Hip Hop Dance Workshop

Open to all ages, this hip hop workshop brings people together through movement, music, and community. The program features an energetic breakdancing demonstration alongside an interactive session designed for every age group. Mi Chantli is a Boulder-based dance studio focused on movement and artistic expression.

Lafayette Public Library

Superior Civic Space Plaza

Community Drum Circle

A welcoming community drum gathering that has celebrated life and connection through rhythm for more than a decade. Participants explore music making in a friendly, inclusive environment that blends improvisation with traditions from West African drumming, with gentle guidance from Prasad Katz. The circle is planned for the downtown plaza outdoors, with an indoor option in the Civic Space if needed. Please bring water and something comfortable to sit on, such as a chair or blanket. No experience is required, and both dancers and observers are invited to take part. Bring your own drum or percussion, or use instruments provided at the event, and djembes will be available for purchase. A contribution of $10 to $20 is suggested, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Children are welcome with attentive adult supervision. Help with unloading and loading drums, and with setting up chairs if the gathering moves indoors, is appreciated. Arriving a little early to lend a hand is a meaningful way to contribute if funds are limited.

Adventure Jams - The Beloved Invaders

Adventure Jams brings live music back to the Beer Garden at A-Lodge Boulder, pairing mountain air and cold drinks with a relaxed, communal feel. The series showcases local and regional acts across Americana, folk, surf rock, and roots-leaning styles in an outdoor setting right where Boulder Canyon begins. Blending the energy of a small concert with the spirit of a basecamp hangout, it offers a welcoming spot for outdoor enthusiasts, visitors, and locals to wind down after a day outside. For those seeking live tunes in a laid-back Boulder atmosphere, it is a simple way to savor summer evenings.

A-Lodge

Hip Hop Classics Laser & Liquid Sky Show

Celebrate hip hop from coast to coast as classic tracks are paired with vivid laser visuals, journeys through the universe, and distinctive special effects. Presented at Fiske Planetarium, this immersive experience carries listeners on a trip through sound and space.

Sales & Discounts

Summer Tool Sale at Resource Central / Venta de Herramientas de Verano

Explore a large selection of reclaimed power and hand tools, construction gear, and accessories at Resource Central’s Summer Tool Sale. Items are tested by a volunteer team and offered at significant markdowns, making it a fit for DIY enthusiasts, professionals, and deal hunters. Shopping the sale supports reuse by keeping a large volume of usable materials out of the landfill and giving tools a new life. Alongside the sale, the Rock & Reuse celebration features a food truck, live music, local artists, and activities for kids on site.

Resource Central

Atma Buti Sound & Vibrational School

How to Heal with Singing Bowls - Level 2 - with Kim Humphrey

Deepen your sound healing practice in this two-day Level 2 training in Himalayan chakra singing bowl therapy with an Atma Buti teacher. Building on the foundations from Level 1, the course centers on seven-bowl therapy techniques while also working with four, seven, eight and tranquility bowls in a therapeutic setting. Participants study the chakra system in greater detail and connect music theory to practice, including how the Cycle of Fifths relates to the set of seven bowls. You will learn to arrange the seven-bowl series according to the chakras, place bowls on and around the body, and pair mantras and chants with the vibrational qualities of each center. With intention and respect for all beings, the group will discuss and practice creating a sacred space. The curriculum also covers puja, offerings and space clearing with a bowl or bell, and practical methods for leading a sound healing meditation concert. A lunch break is scheduled each day. Tuition is $999 and includes the course manual. Lunch is not included. Completion of Level 1 is required to enroll. This training qualifies for 12 NCBTMB continuing education hours. Instruction is led by Kim Humphrey, MS, CCC-SLP, who specializes in nervous system regulation. Drawing on experience as a speech and feeding therapist, yoga teacher and sound healer, Kim shares tools that support balance and connection through her Vibrational Body TM workshops and trainings. She also teaches in recovery center settings and at Miraval Austin.

Ninja Adventure Getaway Saturday Drop-Off

Kids can dive into a high energy, coached drop-off experience that blends movement, play, and confidence building. Over four hours, children ages 5 to 12 take on climbing challenges, friendly contests, and chances to connect with new friends in a structured setting. While they stay active and engaged, parents have a solid block of time to rest or handle errands. This is more than basic babysitting. Guided coaching and a full slate of activities keep the day moving. The price is $50 per child, and both lunch and a snack are provided. Capacity is limited and spots are expected to fill quickly.

Ninja Nation

Dance Party

Mountain Buddies leads a lively family dance party built around a suitcase packed with tunes that spark connection. Parents, caregivers, librarians, and educators can bond with their kiddos through singalongs, music and movement, laughter, and heartfelt moments. The set blends fresh sounds with nostalgic touches that make it easy to turn up the volume and get moving. Little ones can sing and dance alongside their grownups.

Lafayette Public Library

Boulder U-Fix-It Clinic

Have a gadget, toy, small appliance, piece of furniture, clothing, or jewelry that needs attention? The free Boulder U-Fix-It Clinic at Boulder Public Library welcomes participants to bring broken items and work side by side with volunteer coaches to build real-world repair skills. Tools are provided for each person to use, and the emphasis is on learning to do the fix yourself with guidance. Space is limited, so please reserve a time slot in advance. BLDG61, the library’s makerspace, is located in the North wing, and parking is free on weekends.

Boulder Public Library

Fundraisers

MPLP Annual Community Arts Fundraiser Dinner

Presented by Musique Pour La Paix at Junkyard Social Club in Boulder, this annual community arts fundraiser dinner gathers local artists, musicians, dancers, and neighbors for an evening of live music, cultural performances, dinner, and a silent auction that benefits Colorado’s creative community. This year emphasizes sustaining local artists and protecting creative spaces at a time when many musicians and cultural venues are struggling. The event also supports a local musician and a community-centered creative initiative that will provide a welcoming space for musicians to rehearse, collaborate, and create.

Junkyard Social Club

20s/30s Socials: Volunteer with Milk and Honey Farm

Connect with others in their 20s and 30s during a volunteer visit to Milk and Honey Farm. The experience begins with a guided walk through the growing areas, followed by hands-on work on a project that supports the land. This organic, sustainable farm is shaped by community and Jewish values. Donation plots, known as tzedakah fields, provide fresh produce for neighbors, and the educational beds highlight traditional Jewish agricultural practices. Spend time with the farm animals, meet new people, and help leave the space better than you found it. Participation is free.

Boulder JCC

🎉 America's Summer Pop-Up Series | Avanti Boulder Artisan Market

A summer pop-up artisan marketplace at Avanti Food & Beverage in Boulder brings together local makers and boutique vendors for an afternoon of shopping, food, drinks, and warm-weather vibes. Guests can explore handmade pieces, one-of-a-kind gifts, jewelry, home decor, specialty items, artwork, apparel, and more while enjoying craft beer, cocktails, and delicious bites. The setting includes indoor and outdoor areas, it is suitable for all ages, and admission is free, keeping the experience welcoming and accessible. Organized by Elevate Vendor Events, this community-minded gathering highlights and supports small businesses in one of Boulder’s favorite places to meet.

Avanti Food & Beverage

Covenhoven

Covenhoven will perform live at Gold Hill Inn in Boulder.

Gold Hill Inn

JUL13

Camp FIT4MOM: Week 7

Part of an eight week series, this Week 7 Camp FIT4MOM meetup at White Tail Park highlights a weekly theme and pairs a workout for moms with a kid friendly playgroup. Children can use stickers to track their progress, helping everyone make fresh summer memories.

JUL13

Beginning Piano (90-min class)

Young beginners spend a week getting to know the piano in CMA's Piano Lab, a space outfitted with digital keyboards that lets each child practice at their own station while also making music together. Lessons cover playing simple tunes, learning to read notes, and building skills through games and guided exercises, all in a supportive, encouraging environment. Designed for new players ages 5 to 8 as well as 8 to 10 year olds.

Center for Musical Arts

JUL13

Meadow Music

Now in its 22nd season, Meadow Music returns to Chautauqua Green for six shows and a special finale. This award-winning program centers on environmental education.

Chautauqua Park

JUL14

Family Friendly! Pilates Class + Punch Buggy Shaved Ice

An outdoor Pilates session takes place at The Yard, right in front of Punch Buggy in Old Town Lafayette. The class is led by Whitney Shea, owner of Contrology Studio. Afterward, cool off with shaved ice from Punch Buggy. The event welcomes families.

The Yard

Superior Summer Market

Downtown Superior comes alive with the Superior Summer Market, bringing novelty finds and local performances to a laid back setting for all ages. Catch live tunes, sample delicious bites, and peruse one of a kind artisan-made goods from creative vendors. Kids can play while you wander the market, shop at your own pace, and soak up the easy summer vibe.

Downtown Superior

The Blues Sinners | Bourbon, Blues, & Grooves @ Nissi's

At Nissi's Entertainment & Events, The Blues Sinners light up the room with gritty, soulful blues shaped by years of friendship and time on Northern Colorado stages. Veterans of some of the region’s favorite blues and rock groups, they lock in with tight chemistry and pour out an energy that flows straight to the crowd. The result is a raw, high-impact show that pulls you in, stirs the heart, and makes it hard to stand still. Admission is free, and bourbon and whiskey drinks are one dollar off.

MainStage Brewing - Gunbarrel

All Ages Wednesdays

Wednesday nights at MainStage Brewing welcome all ages with a mix of live music and DJ sets. Special draft selections are available to enjoy alongside the tunes.

The Saint Cecilia

The Saint Cecilia performs live at Bands On The Bricks. This concert features the artist on stage at the venue.

Bands On The Bricks

Opening Night Reception & Film: THE KEEPER with director Jon Bowermaster

Opening night pairs a courtyard reception with a documentary screening featuring director Jon Bowermaster and Colorado WaterKeepers. The evening starts at the Hilton Garden Inn Boulder and concludes at the Dairy Arts Center. Enjoy a buffet along with passed appetizers and a selection of cocktails, wine, beer, and soft drinks. Live jazz comes from The Atom Collective, performing on Colorado’s Front Range since 2019, with Kyle Banker on piano, Tobin Munsat on drums, Adisa Nickerson on trumpet, and Todd Van Selus on bass. The Keeper screens in the Gordon Gamm Theater at the Dairy Arts Center. The film centers on Hudson River keeper John Lipscomb, sometimes cantankerous, always charismatic and deeply committed, who has spent 25 years patrolling the river by wooden boat and has logged more than 80,000 miles. It explores the Hudson’s long history as a corridor for travel and sustenance that also endured years of dumping and contamination. Captain John has led fights against industrial and human pollution, experiencing setbacks and wins, and his efforts continue alongside a global community of more than 300 river keepers. Parking is free at the Dairy Arts Center, with a short two block walk to the hotel for the start. Tickets are available online or at the Dairy Arts Center box office in advance. A festival pass is offered, and after the initial pass fee there are no service charges on festival tickets.

Dairy Arts Center

Impact Sports Performance

Hormone Happy Hour at Impact Sports

At Impact Sports Performance, this relaxed, nonjudgmental gathering focuses on women’s health and hormone changes through open conversation. Led by Sara Knight, PA-C, CHC, Halcyon’s Director of Health & Vitality, it offers a comfortable space to learn about perimenopause, menopause, hormone shifts, and whole-body wellness, with expert insight into what the body is experiencing and practical ways to support it. The format is conversational rather than a lecture or sales event, with opportunities to ask questions and connect with others navigating similar experiences. Topics include common signs and symptoms of menopause, how hormonal changes may influence mood, sleep, skin, and metabolism, lifestyle and wellness strategies that support hormone balance, and an overview of treatment options and supportive therapies. Guests can expect meaningful dialogue with certified professionals, along with hormone-friendly snacks and alcohol-free mocktails. Admission is free, seating is limited, and an RSVP is required.

Lookin Back @ Nissi's

Lookin’ Back takes the stage at Nissi’s Entertainment & Events with a lively mix of 60s, 70s, and 80s rock. Fronted by two lead vocalists, Brian Smith, of the Jerseys, and Kelly Grace Matthews, the band draws from a catalog of over 150 songs. Expect favorites from 38 Special, Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Doobies, Journey, Styx, Foreigner, Pat Benetar, and more. The performance invites dancing and sing along moments. Admission is free.

Trident Booksellers and Cafe

Magic Mountain Author Series — Trident Booksellers & Cafe

The Magic Mountain Author Series takes place at Trident Booksellers and Cafe, a bookstore and cafe in Downtown Boulder, Colorado shaped by Buddhist traditions. The atmosphere centers on community, kindness, inclusivity, and independent thought, offering a welcoming setting for conversations around books and ideas.

Colorado Music Festival: Yuja Wang & West Side...

The Colorado Music Festival presents pianist Yuja Wang at Chautauqua Auditorium. Cleveland Classical describes her as a brilliant performer whose personal style, stage entrance, and bows radiate confidence and star power.

Chautauqua Auditorium

Pearl Street Arts Fest

Pearl Street Arts Fest presents a juried open-air gallery in the heart of downtown Boulder, featuring works that span whimsical and modern sculpture as well as classic watercolor and oil pieces, with more to explore. This beautiful outdoor setting showcases a wide range of styles, bringing together contemporary expressions and traditional techniques.

Pearl Street Mall

The Spark A Performing Arts Community

Blessing Bled Chimanga

Blessing Bled Chimanga takes the stage at The Spark A Performing Arts Community in Boulder. Tickets are available for this performance.

Pink Mammoth Presents Til Midnight

Summer sets the tone as Pink Mammoth returns to Boulder with another ’Til Midnight experience at Junkyard Social Club. Expect feel-good beats, opportunities to connect with friends old and new, and a dance floor guided by the Pink Mammoth crew. The community brings the sparkle and energy, moving to the music and turning the night into a shared celebration of life.

Junkyard Social Club

Kirtan in Boulder | Music & Mantras by Spirit Soul

At Embassy Suites by Hilton Boulder, Spirit Soul offers an uplifting blend of kirtan, live music, mantras, and dance, inviting a participatory meditation where sacred sound supports calm, connection, and joy. Led by longtime kirtan artists and musicians, the experience features immersive music with vivid visual elements and simple mantras that anyone can follow. Participants can sing, dance, or relax and listen as the energy moves from quiet reflection to spirited peaks, with no prior experience needed. Free to attend, this gathering focuses on rekindling peace, joy, and a sense of inner freedom. It is not a performance, it is a shared experience shaped by everyone present. Rooted in a living tradition cared for over five centuries in the lineage of Sri Krishna Chaitanya, the yoga sound practiced here is described as spiritually potent and purifying. Open to all, whether arriving with a light heart or a heavier one, it offers a chance to unplug, reset, and feel renewed.

Embassy Suites by Hilton

ALL YOUR FRIENDS - The Indie Sleaze Dance Party | The Fox Theatre

At The Fox Theatre, experience a high-energy indie dance party shaped by the sounds and style of artists like Arctic Monkeys, LCD Soundsystem, The Killers, The Strokes, Phoenix, Franz Ferdinand, Tame Impala, The 1975, and the fun of Gimme Gimme Disco. This is a general admission event. All ages are welcome, with anyone under 16 required to attend with an adult.

The Fox Theatre

Outdoor Recreation

Summer Walking Tours

Discover local history on foot with the Lafayette History Museum this summer. Volunteer guides lead three distinct routes, including Old Town Lafayette, Hidden Stories of Waneka Lake, and Lafayette 911. There is no cost to attend, and advance registration is required.

Lafayette History Museum

Cat Jerky Play's Henry's !!!

Cat Jerky brings live music to Henry's Bar and Grill. Food and drinks are available to complement the performance.

Henry's Bar and Grill

Happy Cat Yoga

Enjoy an inviting yoga session alongside the cats from The Happy Beast Cat Cafe. This class welcomes all levels. Please bring your own mat and leave personal pets at home, as cats will be provided. The $20 fee benefits the cats. Indoor space is limited, so RSVP is encouraged. For inquiries or to reserve a spot, email doyogawitheva@gmail.com.

The Happy Beast

Ninja Adventure Getaway Saturday Drop-Off

Ninja Adventure Getaway offers a four-hour drop-off for kids that blends movement, play, and confidence-building in a structured, high-energy setting. Guided coaches lead climbing challenges, friendly competitions, and social activities so participants stay active and make new friends, while parents enjoy uninterrupted time to recharge or take care of tasks. Designed for ages 5 to 12, the program is $50 per child and includes lunch and a snack. Space is limited to maintain quality and is expected to fill quickly.

“Create Boulder Night” at eTown Hall

Create Boulder partners with eTown to launch Create Boulder Nights at eTown Hall, a quarterly series that showcases a diverse mix of performances. The inaugural event introduces the series and offers a preview of the variety to come.

eTown Hall

Boulder Farmers Market

Opening day at the Boulder Farmers Market welcomes 75 vendors.

Meadow Music

Celebrating its 22nd year, Meadow Music returns to Chautauqua Green with six Monday evening performances and a special Saturday morning finale. This award-winning environmental education program is back for another season.

Chautauqua Park

JUL19

Crystal Springs Downtown Louisville Taproom

Tulip Glass Painting Party at Crystal Springs Taproom

Enjoy a relaxed paint party at Crystal Springs Downtown Louisville Taproom focused on decorating tulip glasses. Admission is $50 per person and includes two tulip glasses to personalize and take home, your first drink, all materials, and step-by-step guidance. Choose from three guided design options or create your own with help available as needed. No experience is necessary. The taproom features local craft beer and space to gather with friends. Seating is limited, and early registration is encouraged.

JUL19

Festivals

Automezzi XXXVI Celebration of Italian Motoring

Automezzi Colorado celebrates Italian motoring with a showcase of Italian cars, motorcycles, and scooters, pairing elevated experiences with a mission that gives back. Ticket proceeds benefit the local charity @project.sol.flower, and early bird pricing is available online through early June. Presented by @coloradoautoshow with support from sponsors including @ferrariofdenver, @project.sol.flower, @garagecondos, @mikezartwork, @getconnectedevents, @sheltairaviation, @coloradoautoshow, @cafmilehighwing, @denverracingsocial, @tmobile, @mancavecolorado, @adamspolishes, @platinumxstudios, @bealelegalcounselors, @koelbelcommunities, @lamborghini_denver, and @maserati_denver.

JUL19

WBBN July In-Person Networking Meetup AND A Guided Experience with Katie Moore!

This networking gathering begins with brief business introductions and acknowledgments, creating space to highlight one another’s work. It then transitions into a guided session led by Katie Moore that invites reflection on long-held hopes and recurring callings, with the aim of clarifying what is most important and envisioning the next chapter. Participants explore what might be getting in the way and leave with clearer priorities, deeper self-connection, and a refreshed feeling of possibility, direction, and vitality. Please bring a notebook and pen.

Filosophy Studio

JUL20

Rocky Mountain Theatre For Kids Boulder

Singers Conservatory Boulder - Boulder, CO 2026

This weeklong vocal intensive offers a thorough musical experience for campers interested in theatre performance, with attention to both solo singing and ensemble work.

JUL20

Camp FIT4MOM: Week 8

This is a go-to summer experience created for moms and their little campers. Across eight themed weeks, everything is organized, with workouts for parents, kid-friendly playgroups, and sticker charts to celebrate progress. It focuses on easy planning and building bright summer memories together.

JUL20

Beginning Piano (60-min class)

Ages 5 to 7 discover the piano in a friendly camp setting. Children build foundational skills, learn to read notes, and practice basic technique through a mix of individual and group activities. In the Piano Lab, each camper uses a digital piano with headphones for focused, independent practice, followed by hands-on, interactive learning with peers. The experience also includes time to explore and play the other pianos in the building.

Center for Musical Arts

JUL21

Boulder Dance Jams | Ecstatic Movement Tribe with Artist Noah Projudfoot & Moment Class

Experience a night of freeform movement with a contact-focused warmup led by Tammy Beattie, a devoted improviser who centers attunement and playful exploration. An opening circle sets the tone before the floor opens for ecstatic dance across both indoor and outdoor spaces. A dedicated area invites contact improv, a backyard bonfire adds glow to the evening, psychic readings are available, and complimentary snacks are offered. The music is guided by featured artist Noah Proudfoot, an Asheville-based DJ, songwriter, and producer who blends sacred soundscapes, medicine bass, and global influences. His sets often weave live guitar, vocals, and flute, shaping a journey that supports presence, embodiment, and genuine expression. Expect a dynamic arc through electronic styles, including bass, house, tribal elements, EDM, and trap. Community agreements keep the space clear and connected. The dance is alcohol free, rooted in consent, and welcoming to all levels and styles. Conversations are kept off the dance floor to honor nonverbal connection, phones and cameras stay out of the space, strong fragrances are discouraged, and shoes are left at the door. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. Entry is offered on a sliding scale of $12 to $33 in cash. Kid friendly.

Vali Soul Sanctuary

JUL23

Canyon Theater at the Boulder Public Library

Mother

A local Boulder movie club gathers in a theater for a film screening and thoughtful conversation. This session features Mother (2017), rated R, with a runtime of 2 hours and 1 minute. The story follows a couple whose calm home life is disrupted by unexpected visitors, placing their relationship under intense strain. The program typically starts with a brief video about the film, its director, or a lead actor, followed by a host introduction, then the feature presentation, and a larger group discussion to close. Doors to the library theater will be open for entry. Complimentary snacks and drinks are provided, and guests are welcome to bring their own refreshments. Free parking is available out front.

JUL23

Civic

WRISE CO Boulder Volunteer Event!

This volunteer event at Growing Gardens is part of WRISE Week’s Giving Back to Mother Nature. Participants have an opportunity to learn about sustainable agriculture with WRISE CO.

Growing Gardens

Festivals

Downtown Louisville Street Faire - MarchFourth

MarchFourth returns for a seventh appearance at the Street Faire with a brass-forward fusion of funk, rock, and jazz. This high-energy touring collective of musicians and acrobats spends the year on the road and brings a festive, genre-blending show. For 26 years this summertime gathering has brought together friends, families, the community, and live music, alongside good food, refreshing drinks, activities for kids, and art, craft, and sundry offerings. Admission is free thanks to the support of event sponsors.

Steinbaugh Pavilion

6 Million Dollar Band | 80’s Dance Party @ Nissi's

An upbeat 80s dance party at Nissi's Entertainment & Events features 6 Million Dollar Band. The group delivers high-energy new wave and dance favorites, recreating the era’s tones, arrangements, and style for an authentic sound that keeps the floor moving.

Louisville Center for the Arts

GANCHO Milonga!

GANCHO Milonga brings a lively social tango night at Louisville Center for the Arts, with DJ Facundo shaping the floor through tandas and playful cortinas for a Milonga del Barrio vibe. Admission is $20, with a $15 rate for students. It is BYOB, and glasses and bottle openers will be available for wine. Snacks and other goodies will be on hand, and a new custom sticker will be available at the door. Attendees can also mark their GANCHO BINGO board during the event.

Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery

River Spell at Mountain Sun

River Spell performs live at Mountain Sun in Boulder, Colorado.

Teenage Bottlerocket with The Drowns, Tightwire

Presented by The Fox Theatre, Teenage Bottlerocket leads a high-energy punk bill with The Drowns and Tightwire, part of the Ready to Roll Great Plains run. The headliners are gearing up for their new album Ready to Roll on Pirates Press Records, recorded at The Blasting Room with producer Andrew Berlin and mastered by Jason Livermore, a set of fast, catchy songs true to the band’s no-frills roots. The single She’s the Shit, inspired by frontman Ray Carlisle’s wife Rachel, hints at the mix of humor, heart, and volume that fuels the show. The band also acknowledges its longstanding relationship with Fat Wreck Chords while stepping into this next chapter. This event is all ages, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

The Fox Theatre

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

9th Annual ROCKY MOUNTAIN CAR SHOW & SWAP MEET in Broomfield

Now in its ninth year, this car show and swap meet at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport in Broomfield features hundreds of vintage and special-interest cars and trucks, plus a helicopter. Music is provided by DJ-RAGTOP ROCKER, spinning hot rod favorites.

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport

Rocky Mountain Car Show and Swap Meet

Explore a car show alongside a swap meet with plenty to see, including vehicles on display and opportunities to browse for finds. Registration costs $15 and is available on the day of the show by QR code or cash. Parking will be open for attendees. Highlights include awards, door prizes, a 50/50, and music.

Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (BJC)

Set at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, the Mile High 150 Expo commemorates Colorado's 150th anniversary with air demonstrations, live musical entertainment, a choreographed light show featuring 300 drones, flights by warbirds, a VIP chalet, and a gala on Friday night.

JUL31

Comedy

The Summer PiFFLE Sketch Show

Flipside Theatre’s PiFFLE sketch ensemble presents a summer showcase of original comedy created and performed by local artists. New material from writers Anders Lankford, Marc Steuben, Rob Burris, Olivia Ondeck, Ken Low, Oyinda Owoeye, Rebecca Lankford, Chuck Schultz, Ohm Unmingkolthavong, and JT Cunningham is brought to life by performers Adia Spezza, Alison Archuleta, Braden Nash, Carla Roitz, JT Cunningham, Maru Garcia, Nicole Serak, Orson Lankford, Shannon, and Stefi Adams. The production is directed by Anders Lankford, with fight choreography, mime guidance, and overall coaching by Rachel Trueblood, prop management by Annie Remack, stage management by Christopher Serak, and costume consulting by Jennifer Archuleta. Recommended for ages 13 and up. Non-alcoholic drinks and snacks will be available for purchase. There are three performances planned. Flipside Theatre is in the Superior Marketplace near Target, with free parking and a bright yellow Flipside sign to help identify the venue.

AUG1

AUG27

Grieves with The Street Sweepers | Fox Theatre

Grieves teams up with The Street Sweepers for a performance at The Fox Theatre. This is a general admission event and open to all ages, with anyone under 16 required to attend with an adult. Fans of Prof, Atmosphere, Mouse Powell, Eazy Mac, Brother Ali, Ant, Herbal T, Sam Lachow, Knowmads, or ¡MAYDAY! may be especially interested.

AUG28

Groove ‘N Motion Presents “Make Me Smile” The Music of Chicago

An evening devoted to the music of Chicago spans every decade of the band’s 50-plus-year run. A five-piece horn section and a five-piece rhythm section support a team of vocalists performing favorites including 25 Or 6 To 4, Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is, and Make Me Smile, with a few additional selections from Tower of Power, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Blood, Sweat & Tears.

AUG29

Community Park Dr, Louisville, CO 80027, United States

Louisville Pints in the Park

Louisville Pints in the Park returns to Louisville Community Park with its largest selection yet. Sample more than 150 beverages from breweries, distilleries, wineries, and other creative producers. Offerings include hop-forward beers, ciders, craft cocktails, and an expanding range of non-alcoholic drinks. Between tastings, find food from trucks, browse artisan vendors, and enjoy live music. A silent disco is also on the schedule. Priority access is available.

AUG29

Mapleton Hill Historic District

21st Annual Mapleton Hill Rummage Sale!

The Mapleton Hill Historic District hosts the 21st year of this neighborhood-wide rummage sale spread across Boulder’s historic, tree-lined streets. Over 50 households will set up sales featuring yard sale goods, handmade crafts and art, lemonade and baked treats, and fundraisers for various causes. The tradition offers opportunities to explore the neighborhood, discover secondhand finds, and support a circular economy. A map and a house-by-house list of offerings will be posted on the event page and on the website. Bringing cash and reusable bags, or a small wagon, can make shopping easier.

AUG29

Superior Reptile Expo (Show Me Reptile Shows)

Blue Sport Stable hosts a reptile expo presented by Show Me Reptile Shows, bringing education, shopping, and discovery for reptile lovers, aspiring keepers, and the simply curious. Explore a wide range of reptiles and amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatic species, along with live plants and bioactive supplies. Breeders and vendors will offer feeders, habitats and setups, gear, decorative items, and other essentials for animal care. Those not planning to bring home a new pet can still browse, learn, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community. The event welcomes all ages. General admission is available at $12 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12 with advance purchase, or $15 for adults and $5 for ages 7 to 12 at the door, and children 6 and under are free. A VIP pass is offered for $17 in advance or $20 at the door and includes early entry.

Blue Sport Stable

SEP9

Molchat Doma with DITZ (UK) | Boulder Theater

Presented by Paradise Found, Molchat Doma takes the stage at Boulder Theater alongside DITZ from the UK. This is a general admission show. All ages are welcome, and attendees younger than 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Boulder Theater

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eTown Presents Antje Duvekot and Seth Glier

Experience an evening of contemporary folk with Antje Duvekot and Seth Glier on the eTown stage. This all-ages concert features two acclaimed artists whose songwriting spans resilience, connection and the natural world. All ticket sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. eTown maintains a strong commitment to accessibility, and guests with ADA needs are encouraged to reach out in advance to arrange accommodations. Every ticket also makes a difference, as eTown contributes $1 per ticket to Conscious Alliance in support of hunger relief, youth programs and sustainable solutions benefiting the Oglala Lakota Nation on the Pine Ridge Reservation. Antje Duvekot has earned a devoted following across the U.S. and Europe, with appearances at the Newport Folk Festival, Mountain Stage, the Philadelphia Folk Festival and the Kerrville Folk Festival, along with headlining sets at Celtic Connections in Scotland and the Tønder Festival in Denmark. Her accolades include the Grand Prize in the John Lennon Songwriting Competition, Kerrville’s Best New Folk Award and a Boston Music Award for Outstanding Folk Act. Her fifth studio album, New Wild West, turns toward midlife, healing and hard-won strength, with songs such as Girl on a Wire, Evolution, Open Waters, Dylan Thomas (1996 to 1998), Anwesenheit, Lottery Ticket and Traces. Developed with producer and songwriter Mark Erelli, the record includes contributions from Seth Glier, Robby Hecht, Winnie Horan, John Gorka, Richard Shindell and Kenny White. Seth Glier is a Grammy-nominated songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist from western Massachusetts whose work often explores ecology, restoration and human connection. His album Everything imagines a healthier balance between people and the planet, drawing on inspiration from tree rings, erosion, fungi and forests. Highlights include Rise, centered on rewilding and renewal, Finally Home, which celebrates regenerative farming, and Mammoth, told from the viewpoint of a resurrected woolly mammoth, with guest appearances by Crys Matthews, Hayley Reardon and Windborne. Beyond his solo catalog he has collaborated with artists such as Ronnie Spector, James Taylor, Ani DiFranco, Glen Campbell, Cyndi Lauper, Tom Rush, Antje Duvekot and Richard Shindell, and he has served as a cultural diplomat with projects in Ukraine, Mongolia, China and Mexico. A five-time Independent Music Award winner, he earned a Grammy nomination for The Next Right Thing, and his community-focused work includes collaborations with students in Parkland, Florida and service members at Walter Reed, along with advocacy for autism awareness inspired by his brother Jamie.

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Louisville Community Park

The 80s Run & Concert 2026

At Louisville Community Park, a retro running celebration blends 1980s vibes with fitness and live music. The event features a half marathon, 10k, and 5k, with a DJ spinning top hits from the decade. A festival atmosphere brings games, contests, Big Wheels, and food trucks, followed by a free live concert from FinalEYES, a band from Denver. Everyone is welcome.

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