Fort Collins, CO
Fort Collins, CO

Events in Fort Collins

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JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Kid's Art Class: Artist Trading Cards

Young creators can dive into mixed media while making Artist Trading Cards, small artworks designed on 2.5 by 3.5 inch cardstock. Suitable for ages 10 and up, the class covers collage, layering, and other creative techniques to craft unique miniature pieces inspired by a shared theme. Participants may trade their cards with others or keep them as personal treasures. No prior experience is required, and friends are welcome to take part together.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUN24
Music

Music & Sculptures in the Garden

Music & Sculptures in the Garden brings live performances and outdoor art together at Bath Garden Center & Nursery in a setting of blooming plants, presented in collaboration with Zhos Gallery. The lineup features Liz Barnez, Tim Cook, Dave Beagle, John Magnine, Westside Joe Schicke and Taylor Tessler, and Seth Strickland, creating a lively soundtrack for an evening among greenery. Shona rock art, reflecting the style seen at Chapungu Sculpture Garden, invites a contemplative walk through expressive forms that engage with the music and the landscape. Food will be available from the Wild Brats food truck, with beverages from Odell Beer Garden to complement the experience. Admission is free, no registration is required, and the event benefits Sproutin' Up.

Bath Garden Center & Nursery
JUN24
Games & Entertainment

Bingo for Animals

At Mythmaker Brewing, BrewPawPaw Bingo features six rounds of classic bingo with animal themed prizes. Attendees who already have a BrewPawPaw Bingo card can mark the Mythmaker square to receive half off a pint, and cards can also be purchased at the event. Every pint poured and each card played helps support animals through Animal Friends Alliance. Mythmaker Brewing is a BrewPawPaw Platinum Sponsor.

Mythmaker Brewing
JUN24
Music

Residency Concert

This residency concert features live music from Spring Resident Musician Nate Valdez with friends, emphasizing collaboration, experimentation, and support for the local music scene. Known as half of the Colorado duo INTHEWHALE, Valdez now leads Graveyard Choir, an Americana project grounded in candid storytelling and raw feeling. Shaped by time spent in a mortuary during his upbringing, his songs explore life, loss, and redemption with uncommon openness. Expect a gritty, soulful blend of Americana and Southern rock, vivid lyrics, and a heartfelt delivery. A suggested donation of $15 to $20 supports the artists and the series.

Wolverine Farm Publick House
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Art on Tap! Join us at Timnath Beerwerks FOCO!

Take a creative break at Timnath Beerworks in Fort Collins with a guided painting experience that encourages relaxation and fun. Follow step-by-step instruction from local artist entertainers and leave with a finished, personalized artwork and a lasting memory. A first drink valued up to $5 is included, and beer and soft drinks are available for purchase. Plan to arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to get settled and into a smock. No prior art experience is required. If attending with a group booking separately, include the group name or point person in the Special Request box to be seated together. Seating is assigned, and guests are asked to remain in their seats as much as possible. For cancellation details, see the FAQs. Painting with a Twist may change the artist, postpone, or cancel due to unforeseen circumstances. Classes with insufficient enrollment may be cancelled, with advance notice and a refund or store credit provided.

JUN24
Music

An Evening with Both Sides Now

An opening image of two singer songwriters perched on a cliff sets the tone for Both Sides Now, a theatrical concert that delves into the intertwined music and personal histories of Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen. Conceived and performed by Robbie Schaefer and Danielle Wertz, this intimate cabaret travels across eras through beloved songs like A Case of You, Hallelujah, Big Yellow Taxi, Suzanne, and more. It blends the spirit of the 60s and 70s with the present, reflecting on the messy work of being human, the pull of growth, and the courage it takes to seek connection again and again. Schaefer is a rabbi, singer songwriter, and theater and film artist, known as the guitarist and songwriter for the indie folk band Eddie From Ohio. His solo work includes the 2023 single Under the Sun. He founded Lamplighters, an online community centered on small scale, relationship driven, inclusive Judaism, and OneVoice, an international nonprofit that empowers youth through music and the creative arts. He has performed alongside Jason Mraz, Sara Bareilles, Josh Groban, Keb’ Mo’, and Emmylou Harris. His first musical, Light Years, about his relationship with his father, a Holocaust survivor, premiered at the Tony Award winning Signature Theatre in 2018. Current projects include The Blue Poppy, an Irish Jewish ghost story created with Scottish playwright Grace Barnes, and Songs From The Wilderness, an album of Jewish musical midrash planned for early 2026. He is also an unabashed olive enthusiast. Wertz is a storyteller, collaborator, jazz musician, composer, and arranger whose voice has been praised by DownBeat Magazine for its evocative intimacy, expressiveness, and poignancy. Early milestones include becoming the youngest semi finalist in the 2015 Thelonious Monk Jazz Competition and runner up in the 2017 Ella Fitzgerald Jazz Vocal Competition. After releasing two small ensemble albums as a bandleader and a third with Denmark’s Nordkraft Big Band that received a GRAMMY Award in 2026, she continues to affirm a singular place in contemporary vocal jazz while expanding into genre crossing large ensemble work. Following her first European tour as a bandleader in the fall, she remains active internationally and within the NYC creative music scene. In 2026 she will be the featured artist on two major interdisciplinary projects, one an original work by Harriet Steinke commissioned by Beth Morrison Projects, and another a crossover jazz opera by composer Ben Morris with a libretto by Gina Stevensen. She is also famously fond of chocolate.

Armory FoCo
JUN24
Sports

Foxes vs. Slammers North

The Foxes take on Slammers North at City Park Baseball Fields in a game designated as CSU Ram Night.

City Park Baseball Fields
JUN24
Health & Wellness

Bike to Work Day

Cyclists can make Lucky’s a friendly pit stop with a breakfast table set up behind the store. In-house green chile quiche bites made with farm-fresh eggs donated by Jodar Farms will be served alongside ice-cold LaCroix sparkling water to keep riders refreshed. Limited edition Lucky’s swag will be available while supplies last on a first come, first served basis. Local neighbors will be tabling too, including Recycled Cycles, Mighty Dog Roofing, Old Town Spice Shop, and Partners, a nonprofit supporting local youth.

Lucky's Market
JUN24
Art & Culture

Sip and Tell

Experience live storytelling centered on the July theme, In the Wind, with featured teller Mark Bolles. Participants may bring a personal story of up to five minutes to share, or simply sit back and listen.

Magic Rat Live Music
JUN24
Games & Entertainment

Trivia with Liam

Hosted by Liam, this trivia night is billed as the best in Fort Collins. A special on burgers is available, letting guests add a half pour to any burger for one dollar.

JUN24
Free

Wild Card Wednesday

This weekly screening presents a mystery film selected by staff, members, and others. Expect unexpected and offbeat picks, and enjoy free admission. Please consider purchasing concessions to help keep these events free for everyone.

The Lyric
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Kids Summer Art Camp

Even unicorns have off days, and this playful kids summer art camp leans into that spirit with a Fairy Tales theme. Designed for ages 6 to 12, each session features one painting activity plus one creative project, with all art materials provided. Pack a water bottle. Food is not provided, and snacks can be purchased at the bar or brought from home. Kids only need their imagination... supplies are ready and waiting. Refunds are not available once registration is confirmed.

Pinot's Palette
JUN24
Markets

Fort Collins Farmers Market (Sundays & Wednesdays)

The Fort Collins Farmers Market highlights local farms, food businesses, and makers with a wide range of offerings that include produce, dairy, breads and pastries, chocolate and sweets, honey, coffee, flowers, meats and seafood, sauces and pickles, mushrooms, elderberry products, tamales, bagels, kettle corn, and other specialties. There are distinct Sunday and Wednesday rosters for 2026. The Sunday lineup includes Agustina's Mexican Foods LLC; Alpine Roots; Aspen Glo Tallow; Black Cat Bagel; Bridger Creek Coffee; By My Mother's Side; C & R Farms LLC; Canine Candy Biscuits; Chef Bonjour/PretzelCraft; Chef Sarah's Family Favorites; Colorful Colorado Creations; Crawford's Cottage; Dad's Wooden Spoon; Doughology; Eden Valley Farm; Elevated Elderberry; Esmeralda's Tamale House; Fisherman's Pride Seafood; Frosting; Happy Pupperz; Healthy Harvest; Herbal Mocktails; Homestead Ranch LLC; In A Pickle; Jimmie Lee's Chocolate; KC Fresh Flowers; Little Kettle Corn Co; Miller Farms; Morning Fresh Dairy; Morton's Organic Orchards; MouCo Cheese; Pain Wizard LLC; Papa Joe's Local Honey; Pope Farm's Produce; Stopini Pasta Sauce; Sunray Natural; Sweet European Treats Inc; The Bigglesworth Sausage Company; The Bread Chic; The Connelly Creamery & Coffee; Wagner Land & Cattle; What the Fudge Co., LLC.; Whiteside Honey LLC; Wild Wiggens Homestead; Willow Creek Mushrooms; Yummy Yummy Products LLC. The Wednesday roster includes C & R Farms; CASA of Larimer County; Chef Bonjour/PretzelCraft; Chef Sarah; Colorado Early Colleges; Doughology; Eden Valley; Esmeralda's Tamale House; Healthy Harvest; Homestead Ranch; In a Pickle; King Pappys BBQ Sauce; Miller Farms; Morning Fresh Dairy; MouCo Cheese; Nina's Icees; Pain Wizard; Press Love Flowers; Sowing Seed Microgreens; Sunrise Ranch; The Bagel Cache; The Bigglesworth Sausage Party; The Bread Chic; The Jelly Lady; Trailhead Cookies; Trees, Water, People; Voulez Vous Chocolates; Whiteside Honey; Willow Creek Mushrooms; Yummy Yummy Products.

Ace Hardware of Fort Collins
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Kid's Art Class: Drawn to the Line

Young artists explore contour line drawing by carefully observing and sketching flowers arranged in the classroom. The session encourages slow, focused looking to follow the shape and flow of each subject. After building confidence with contours, participants add striking details using materials such as black dyed glue and ink. Everyone completes a unique finished artwork that can be displayed, shared, or framed as a keepsake. For ages 10 and up.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Kids Camp Day 3: Tree Frog

Kids can enjoy a day of creative activities, inspired by a weekly theme. They will create a unique painting, play games, and listen to music. A snack and drink will be provided. There is also an art show planned for week-long campers to showcase their creations.

Painting with a Twist
JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Beginner Watercolor with Pen and Ink: Summertime!

Explore watercolor alongside pen and ink in a beginner friendly class inspired by summertime. Create pieces featuring flowers, white puffy clouds, and cool water while learning about supplies, color mixing, values, wet into wet methods, and more. All materials are provided, and each participant takes home a small palette for continued practice. The class is led by Deb, who has taught watercolor for decades with a focus on beginners, and it also suits anyone seeking a refresher. Adults only. Attendees are asked to avoid wearing perfumes or scented products due to the instructor’s allergy to scents.

JUN25
Career

Connections on Tap: Timnath Chamber Monthly Happy Hour

Connections on Tap is the Timnath Chamber’s casual monthly happy hour at Harmony Club. Business owners, entrepreneurs, and community leaders come together for relaxed conversation, genuine relationship building, and opportunities to spark collaborations and local partnerships. Admission is free for Chamber members and $20 for non-members, and a drink ticket is available with registration. Presented by the Timnath Chamber of Commerce. For details, contact membership@timnathchamber.com or 970-430-5754.

Harmony Club
JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Protect What Matters Most: Wills, Trusts, & Planning for Peace of Mind

Learn the essentials of estate planning at this free, in-person workshop led by estate attorney Matt Meuli. Explore how wills and trusts work, how they can support your loved ones, and practical steps for organizing your affairs. Expect clear, easy-to-follow guidance and time for questions so you can leave better prepared to safeguard what is most important to you.

Double S Group
JUN25
Art & Culture

Global Screening: Sama in the Forest, Q&A with researcher Coralynn Davis, At the Lyric Cinema

A special screening at The Lyric presents Sama in the Forest (2023, 75 minutes), a hybrid documentary set in contemporary Mithila where enduring cultural practices meet global pressures. The film revisits the legend of Sama, a young princess maligned, cursed, and sent into exile, told through women’s storytelling, detailed traditional paintings, dramatized scenes, and an annual festival that keeps her memory active. Students and teachers from the Mithila Art Institute are central to the narrative, alongside community voices that highlight current social tensions in the region. A Q&A will follow with Dr. Coralynn Davis, the film’s producer and a Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies and Anthropology at Bucknell University, whose long-term ethnographic research shapes the discussion. Admission is $10.

The Lyric
JUN25
Music

Dave Dardine Project

Enjoy a Thursday evening of blues as the Dave Dardine Project brings dance-friendly riffs to Salt Road Brewing. The brewery keeps new flavors flowing on tap, including nonalcoholic options, and the Shell on Wheels food truck will be serving right outside for convenient bites. This event recurs on the fourth Thursday of each month.

Salt Road Brewing
JUN25
Music

The Samples

The Samples headline an outdoor concert as Fort Collins Nursery becomes a unique concert setting known as The Rock Garden for the 11th season of its summer series. Led by singer and guitarist Sean Kelly, whose distinctive voice and playing power songs like Nature, Feel Us Shaking, and Did You Ever Look So Nice, the band blends rock, reggae, and folk into a signature sound. The experience unfolds in a relaxed garden atmosphere along Dry Creek and the Cache la Poudre River, surrounded by plants, trees, and local wildlife. Food will be available from Schmickels Hot Dog Cart, with wine and beer provided by Odell Brewing Co. Audience members are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for extra seating, and well-behaved pets on leashes are welcome. Tickets are $32 in advance and $37 at the door, and children 12 and under can attend for free. The concert benefits Project Self-Sufficiency, The Family Center/La Familia, and The Matthews House, with all event profits from ticket sales and all donations from the auction and beverage sales going directly to these organizations.

Fort Collins Nursery
JUN25
Sports

World Cup Watch Party | USA vs Turkey

The Aggie is the place to watch the USA vs Turkey match. Arrive early to secure a spot. Admission is free and space is available in order of arrival, with doors opening one hour before kickoff. Drink specials run throughout the game, and the bar will keep pouring until the final whistle. Expect a large screen and a Fort Collins crowd taking it in together, whether you follow every rule or are simply there for the atmosphere.

Aggie Theatre
JUN25
Games & Entertainment

Fort Collins Trivia Night

Test your knowledge at a live trivia night at Island Grill in Fort Collins. It is free to play, and top-scoring teams earn gift card prizes. For an extra edge, register in advance to receive three free clues before the game. More weekly trivia nights are available around Fort Collins.

Island Grill
JUN25
Music

Thursday Night Live

Bohemian Live Music brings Thursday Night Live with May Be Fern to the outdoor stage at Fort Collins Old Town Square. Longtime collaborators Hannah, Kate, and Madi shape a trio sound that gives equal space to each member, weaving funk, rock, new wave synth, and occasional ballads into a wide-ranging, distinctive style. Their 2023 debut, Okay Grandma, Your Turn, earned strong recognition for its inventive energy, and their 2025 follow up, Three Of Swords, led to a Westword Magazine cover story from Denver’s largest entertainment publication. After performing more than 50 shows in 2025, they arrive with tight rhythms, memorable melodies, and an energetic live presence. This performance is part of a 16 week Thursday Night Live series that spotlights a diverse mix of artists from Colorado and beyond. The concerts are free and open to the public, offering both emerging and established acts a chance to share live music with the Northern Colorado community.

Fort Collins Old Town Square
JUN25
Dancing

Salsa Thursdays

A free, open-level dance lesson sets the tone, followed by a lively session of social dancing. No partner or prior experience is needed. The music spans Salsa, Bachata, and more. Attendees can share song requests, bring an appetite, enjoy frozen margaritas or cider, and come with friends.

Scrumpy's Hard Cider Bar and Pub
JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Kid's Class Felted Soap and Washcloth All in one!

Designed for ages 9 to 12, this class introduces the wet felting process using soft sheep's wool. Participants wrap a bar of soap in wool to create a combined soap and washcloth. The finished piece can be given as a gift or placed in a guest bathroom.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUN25
Art & Culture

Creativity Book Club: The Tea Dragon Society by K. O'Neil

Creativity Book Club brings readers together to discuss K. O’Neil’s The Tea Dragon Society, with facilitator Sherri Wadley guiding the conversation. Part of the Blue Moose Art Gallery’s effort to inspire creativity and build community, the meetup takes place at the Emporium inside the Elizabeth Hotel, where coffee or tea can be purchased. The format is relaxed and welcoming, and participation is encouraged whether you have finished the book, started it, or are simply curious. The featured story follows Greta, a blacksmith apprentice who discovers a lost tea dragon and, with the help of tea shop owners Hesekiel and Erik and their shy ward Minette, learns the fading tradition of tea dragon care and how the craft enriches their lives. Consider arriving a little early if you would like time to buy a warm drink from the barista. Recommended for ages 13 and up.

The Emporium: An American Brasserie
JUN26
Health & Wellness

Personal Retreat

Settle into a three-night, four-day retreat at a serene mountain lake resort in Red Feather Lakes, Colorado. The setting features an 8-bedroom ranch with upscale comforts, surrounded by forest and open sky, creating space to slow down and breathe. This experience invites a pause from everyday noise so you can relax deeply, spend time in nature and with friends, and carve out quiet moments for yourself. Reconnect with inner wisdom and creativity while recharging mind, body, and spirit, all without giving up modern comforts.

Red Feather Lakes
JUN26
Workshops & Classes

Kid's Class Needle Felted Frog or Pig

Designed for ages 9 and older, this class introduces needle felting as participants create a bright pig or a frog perched on a lily pad. Learn essential techniques in a kid-friendly setting. All materials are provided, and creativity is welcome.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUN26
Music

Music at the Mothership

Sugar Britches appears as part of Music at the Mothership, a summer series featuring complimentary live music out on the lawn.

New Belgium Brewing
JUN26
Music

Sugar Britches

The full band plays on the New Belgium lawn, bringing the entire crew together for a fun outdoor performance.

New Belgium Brewing
JUN26
Sports

Chipper's Friday Night Drop-In

Drop-in sand volleyball is open to league and non-league players. Cash is $5 for league players and $10 for non-league players, or $11 when paying by credit card.

Chipper's Lanes (217 West Horsetooth Road, Fort Collins, CO)
JUN26
Dancing

Longest Day of the Year Swing Dance

Celebrate the longest day of the year with a social swing dance at Club Tico. Before the music starts, instructors offer at least two lessons, including a True Beginner Introduction to Swing and a more challenging Beginner Plus option for dancers with some experience. Admission for DJ dance nights is $10 or pay what you can, and admission for Live Band Nights is $15 or pay what you can. Students receive a $5 discount. Volunteers are admitted free, and children under 13 accompanied by an adult are free. No partner is needed and no prior experience is required. The event is presented by NoCo Swing Dance, a nonprofit, with all proceeds supporting future dances.

Club Tico
JUN26
Music

Inside the Mind

Inside the Mind brings its genre-blending live show back to Fort Collins with a night at The Sound Bar featuring support from Thin Air Crew, Smoke Signals, and Groove Cruize. Expect a high-energy mix of reggae, hip hop, and EDM delivered with full-band instrumentation and dynamic stage presence. The performance draws on reggae roots and hip hop influences, complemented by a horn section, uplifting melodies, driving grooves, and immersive visual production. With three supporting acts adding their own flavors, the lineup offers a wide spectrum of styles and feel-good rhythm. Advance tickets are $15, with admission priced at $20 on the day of the show.

The Coast
JUN26
Music

Luke Callen - Eva Rose King - Dusty Rust

Celebrate Luke Callen’s new album, Fool’s Spring, with a lively night of music and dancing. The lineup features Eva Rose King from Fort Collins and Dusty Rusty from Kansas City. Presented by Choice City Stomp, with tickets available at the door.

Swing Station
JUN26
Music

Tuff Tuff Album Release

The debut album release party at The Atrium celebrates the culmination of dedicated recording sessions. The event features a strong lineup and a lively, celebratory atmosphere.

The Atrium Music Lounge
JUN26
Dancing

NoCo WCS Fridays with Carol and Cynthia

This dance event starts with a group class followed by social dancing. Admission is $5 for Genesis members and $10 for the general public.

JUN26
Music

Low Cut Connie and more

105.5 The Colorado Sound and Music City Hot Chicken present a night at Aggie Theatre featuring Low Cut Connie with special guests J Roddy & The Automatic Band and The Patti Fiasco. Low Cut Connie has earned a reputation for high-energy, piano-driven rock and roll since the debut album Get Out the Lotion, with recognition from NPR, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, and critics such as Greg Kot. Adam Weiner’s $100 piano, Shondra, sits at the heart of the sound, now bolstered by Saundra Williams of Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings. The band’s fifth release, Dirty Pictures (Part 2) on Contender Records, champions big emotions and drew year-best attention along with a four-star review from David Fricke. A relentless tour schedule has included festival stops at Bonnaroo, BottleRock, Rock the Garden, Pickathon, and Newport Folk Festival, and their following includes admirers like Barack Obama, Elton John, and Howard Stern. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Aggie Theatre
JUN26
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins hosts open office hours offering consultations and connections to resources related to housing, food, healthcare, and other urgent needs. These sessions provide guidance and referrals to help navigate available services.

Old Town Library
JUN26
Health & Wellness

New Discoveries in Cognitive Decline: Action Steps to Protect Your Brain

At Council Tree Library, an informative talk explores recent insights into cognitive decline and practical steps to protect brain health. Grounded in scientific approaches that support the body’s own healing abilities, the program outlines ways to maintain mental clarity, strengthen memory, improve focus, and sustain cognitive energy. The session features Dr. Kristy Hall, DSC, who holds a doctorate in holistic nutrition with an emphasis on nutritional psychiatry and research examining the role of essential fatty acids in anxiety. She is board certified in holistic nutrition through the Holistic Nutrition Credentialing Board and holds international credentials as a Registered Nutrition Consulting Practitioner and a Registered Orthomolecular Health Practitioner with the International Organization of Nutrition Consultants. She also serves as president of the National Association of Nutrition Professionals, advocating for holistic, personalized care.

Council Tree Library
JUN26
Comedy

Katherine Blanford

A show featuring Katherine Blanford welcomes audiences 21 and over. Please bring a valid driver’s license for ticket verification at check-in, and arrive at least 15 minutes before the start to help ensure a smooth entry for everyone.

The Comedy Fort
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Annual Container Making Class: Summer Solstice Gathering

Celebrate the season by creating a standout container garden in a hands-on workshop led by expert instructor Ria Erikson. Drawing on extensive experience in custom design and floral arranging, Ria covers design principles, plant selection, and ongoing care. Participants choose a sun-loving or shade-friendly palette to match their space, then build their planter with all materials provided, including a 15-inch pot, premium soil, vibrant annuals, and necessary supplies. Everyone leaves with a fully finished 15-inch annual container ready to brighten an outdoor area. Hosted at Bath Garden Center in Fort Collins.

Bath Garden Center & Nursery
JUN27
Music

Alex

Enjoy food, drinks, and live music at Union Bar and Soda Fountain.

Union Bar and Soda Fountain
JUN27
Art & Culture

Book Signing with Kevin Wolf

Old Firehouse Books hosts Kevin Wolf for a signing celebrating Early Snow, the second installment in the Guy Hogan series. He will be in the store to sign copies and chat with readers, and books will be available for purchase. Early Snow follows Odyssey Pruit, who paints the spirits she once encountered in the corridors of an old hotel where she worked years before. Guy Hogan, a skeptic, is hired to protect her paintings during her debut art show at that same hotel. When a sudden blizzard cuts the roads and knocks out power and phones, Hogan finds himself snowbound with a group of devoted fans. As unsettling apparitions seem to surface, his doubts are tested and the truth may turn deadly. Kevin Wolf is an award-winning mystery and western author. His works include Trailridge (2024) and The Homeplace, which won the 2015 Tony Hillerman Prize and was a 2016 Strand Critics Award finalist for Best Debut Mystery. His short story Belthanger received the 2021 Spur Award for Best Short Fiction, and The Bootheel was a 2024 Peacemaker Award finalist. His writing often reflects the legends and landscapes of the West, with Trailridge set in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park during the 1982 Lawn Lake Flood.

Old Firehouse Books
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

*Offsite Class* Blooming Acrylics by Jamie Bordewick

Gardens on Spring Creek hosts a Blue Moose art class focused on painting blooming poppies in acrylic. Participants create a vibrant 8x8 canvas while working from a reference image, practice mixing harmonious colors, and build depth with loose layers and brushstrokes. Instruction is led by Jamie Bordewick of Blue Moose Art Gallery. Class purchase comes with same-day access to the gardens. Wearing clothes that can get a little paint on them is recommended.

Gardens on Spring Creek
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Chunky Knit Star Pillow Workshop

Create a chunky knit star pillow in a cozy, hands-on workshop. Step-by-step guidance is provided and the experience welcomes both beginners and seasoned makers. Choose from a range of yarn colors, and friendly local artist-entertainers will lead the project. No prior art experience is necessary. The finished pillow is approximately 24 inches by 18 inches. The base option includes two skeins of yarn, and additional skeins can be added for a second pillow at an extra cost. When reserving, include preferred color choices so staff can try to match them. Seating is assigned, and groups booking separately can list a group name or point person in the Special Request box to be seated together. Please remain in assigned seats as much as possible. BYOB is prohibited under Colorado law, and beer, wine, and soft drinks are available for purchase at the Inspiration Bar. Guests adding a candle should allow extra time beforehand to make it and get set for the main activity. Cancellation details are available in the FAQs. Painting with a Twist reserves the right to change the artist, postpone, or cancel for unforeseen circumstances. Classes with insufficient enrollment may be canceled with advance notice and a refund or store credit.

JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Herb Bundles Class: Summer Solstice Gathering

Celebrate the Summer Solstice with a hands-on herb bundle class guided by Mikki Rawe. Settle into a slower rhythm and connect with the season’s abundance as you learn time-honored methods for choosing, gathering, and binding fresh herbs. Discover simple ways to use your finished bundle at home, whether to refresh a space, support meditation, or add natural fragrance as decor. Every participant creates and takes home a handmade bundle that can be dried and enjoyed later, a warm reminder of the sun-filled season.

Bath Garden Center & Nursery
JUN27
Health & Wellness

Summer Solstice Circle

Honor the height of the season with a solstice circle led by Alie Sweany of Wild Roots Studio, celebrating light, growth, and vitality. The gathering centers on sustenance and plenty, with space to reflect on what is thriving, acknowledge the people and practices that offer support, and set intentions to nurture in the season ahead. Participants will weave willow wreaths as living symbols of intention and prepare a flower essence using blossoms from Bath Nursery, inviting gentle plant support for body and mind. Open to all genders for ages 11 and up. An optional children’s craft runs at the same time for an additional fee so parents can fully participate in the circle. Taking place at Bath Garden Center in Fort Collins. Treats will be available from Angry Hippie Tacos and Twist and Churn ice cream.

Bath Garden Center & Nursery
JUN27
Family

Kids Summer Solstice Arts & Crafts 🌿☀️

This hands-on, nature-inspired arts activity for kids celebrates the Summer Solstice at Bath Garden Center in Fort Collins. Children ages 4 to 10 can choose to craft a flower crown, decorate a Solstice spirit stick, or explore simple nature weaving, with guidance from Alie Sweany of Wild Roots Studio. Each participant creates a meaningful piece to take home. Treats from Angry Hippie Tacos and Twist and Churn ice cream will be available.

Bath Garden Center & Nursery
JUN27
Music

Drums Along the Rockies

Drums Along the Rockies takes place at Colorado State University and presents a showcase of ensemble performances. The program features exhibition appearances by Rocky Mountain Brassworks, BKX Clinic Band, and Troopers Legacy Corps, along with performances from Genesis from Austin, Texas, Troopers from Casper, Wyoming, Phantom Regiment from Rockford, Illinois, Blue Devils from Concord, California, and Blue Knights from Denver, Colorado.

Colorado State University
JUN27
Music

Reminisce

Enjoy food and drinks alongside live music.

Union Bar and Soda Fountain
JUN27
Dancing

An Evening of Swing

Enjoy an evening of swing at Old Town Churn with live music by The Swingniks and plenty of social dancing. The program starts with a beginner-friendly lesson to cover the basics, followed by dancing to the band. No partner or prior experience is required. Those interested in the lesson can meet by the sound system. The Exchange offers a family-friendly setting with dinner and ice cream options, creating an easygoing night out. New dancers are welcomed by the NoCo Swing Dance community.

Old Town Churn
JUN27
Civic

NOCO RPCV Adopt A Highway

A small volunteer cleanup will focus on the stretch between mile markers 100 and 102 in the Poudre Canyon. Trash bags and orange safety vests are provided, and participants should bring their own gloves and water. Attendance is limited to four people, including the organizer, since the area usually contains only a modest amount of litter. For reference, one person can often finish this section in two to three hours, and the amount collected tends to decline as the summer goes on. Meet-up options include Fort Collins, a stop at Ted’s Place, or the parking lot on the north side of the road near milepost 101.

Poudre Canyon
JUN27
Music

Live on the Patio

Luck of the Draw introduces new faces as Colleen Crosson and Julie Hoest step in on vocals and guitar, with Reggie Boyd featured on lead guitar. The cover is $20, and tickets can be purchased online through Avo’s website.

Avogadro's Number
JUN27
Sports

The Singing Scramble 2026

The Singing Scramble is a fundraiser golf tournament supporting the Larimer Choral Society. This scramble-format event takes place at Mariana Butte Golf Course and benefits choral music in Northern Colorado. After time on the course, participants can expect a meal, prizes, and live musical moments. The tournament suits experienced golfers as well as those playing for fun. Individual and foursome fees include lunch, a cart, and range balls. Pricing is $185 for a single golfer and $700 for a foursome. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including Hole Sponsor at $300, Hole Sponsor plus Foursome at $900, Driving Range Sponsor at $1,500, Putting Green Sponsor at $1,500, and Tournament Sponsor at $2,500.

Mariana Butte Golfcourse
JUN27
Markets

Fabric and Fiber Craft Sale!

Browse a community sale of fabric and fiber supplies that supports the Fort Collins Modern Quilt Guild’s programming and community outreach. Discover quilting cotton in yardage, scraps, and precuts, along with garment, home decor, and utility fabrics. Yarn offerings range from specialty shop quality to acrylic and craft varieties, accompanied by needles, hooks, and other notions. Find spinning fibers with preparation tools, plus sewing essentials like scissors, buttons, rulers, and thread. Explore embroidery materials including floss, hoops, blank tea towels, and design transfers. There are books and magazines, as well as patterns for quilting and knitting. Stock up on batting suitable for small projects and scrap pieces. Larger items include ironing boards, a quilt rack, a quilt frame, a standing hoop, and small storage totes with lids, with plenty of assorted extras to round out the selection.

JUN27
Workshops & Classes

8 Hour Colorado Initial Concealed Handgun Permit Course

Meet Colorado’s training requirements for an initial Concealed Handgun Permit with this eight hour course led by a verified instructor. Registration is available through the course link in the event information, and questions are welcome.

JUN27
Outdoor Recreation

Paddle Board With Your Dog!

Learn the essentials of stand up paddle boarding with your dog in a skills-focused workshop. It begins at the Summit Dog Training classroom for foundations, confidence building, and safety preparation, then transitions to an on-water session to apply what you learned. Participants must have completed a Level 1 class or higher. Bring your own paddle board and a personal flotation device, and equip your dog with a canine PFD. Rental recommendations are available if you do not have a board. For questions about suitability or to request instructor approval, email admin@summitdogtraining.com.

Summit Dog Training
JUN27
Music

Gaelic Storm | Aggie Theatre | Presented by KRFC 88.9 FM

KRFC 88.9 FM presents Gaelic Storm at the Aggie Theatre. Guests under 18 must attend with an accompanying adult. For more than two decades and over 2,000 performances, this multi-national Celtic group has toured across the United States and abroad with a hardworking approach to the road. Their concerts bring together fans from many musical backgrounds through vivid storytelling, lively instrumentals, and a deep respect for Celtic tradition combined with engaging stagecraft. The band began in the mid 1990s as a Santa Monica pub act, and an early spotlight included appearing in the film Titanic to perform “Irish Party in Third Class.” Since then they have earned six No. 1 placements on the Billboard World Chart, appeared at mainstream festivals, and frequently headlined major Irish festivals around the country, building a reputation for Irish rock that blends heritage with fresh ideas. Recent lineup additions include Natalya Kay on fiddle and Parker Hastings on guitar.

Aggie Theatre
JUN27
Music

Lid Dixon + The Unwieldies @ The Swing Station

At the Swing Station, Lid Dixon and the Unwieldies deliver an evening of gritty storytelling songs and rough-hewn Americana, with playful side trips that carry a spontaneous, good-idea-at-the-time spirit. The mood is easygoing and offers a brief break from the usual to-do list. Admission is $10 at the door.

Swing Station
JUN27
Games & Entertainment

Saturday Night Karaoke

Scrumpy’s hosts a karaoke night that welcomes powerhouse soloists and spirited group singers alike. The mic is open, the crowd is ready to cheer every chorus, and hard cider keeps the good vibes flowing. Expect sing-along favorites, playful performances, and a friendly atmosphere that celebrates every voice.

Scrumpy's Hard Cider Bar & Pub
JUN27
Civic

Free Shred Day

Free document shredding is available at the Timanth Service Center. Each person may bring up to two bankers boxes for shredding, and no registration is required.

Ent Credit Union
JUN27
Groups & Meetups

Caffè e Conversazione

This gathering welcomes everyone, from those just starting to learn Italian to native speakers. Practice speaking Italian and enjoy camaraderie for a friendly start to Saturday.

Avogadro's Number
JUN27
Markets

Fort Collins Artisan Fair

Explore a lively market that highlights Colorado’s small and local makers, with handpicked artisans, bakers, artists, and boutiques. Stroll through booths featuring upcycled leather bags and accessories, hand-poured soy candles and goat milk soaps made with Colorado ingredients, distinctive apparel and jewelry crafted from vintage fabrics, and botanical creations like herb gardens, wreaths, and macramé made from reclaimed ropes. Discover custom artwork, photography, ceramics, and more while enjoying music and gourmet bites from food trucks and bakeries. Every event includes a Grand Prize Giveaway, with items donated by all vendors and one winner taking everything home. Admission is free, and the atmosphere is pet friendly and family friendly. The first 50 guests who pre-register for a complimentary ticket receive a VIP bag with goodies, samples, and coupons. Vendors and crafters are invited to apply. Expect to uncover new creative talents and locally sourced products.

Downtown Fort Collins
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

*Offsite Class* Needle-Felted Flowers by Judy Scherpelz

Explore needle felting in a flower-themed class offered through The Gardens on Spring Creek. Drawing inspiration from the setting, participants learn techniques for shaping colorful blooms using a variety of tools and wool. Each person can create two to three flowers, and all materials are provided. Bring a creative spirit, and feel free to purchase extra supplies or tools after class. Instruction is led by Blue Moose Art Gallery artist Judy Scherpelz. The fee is $52 and includes garden admission for the day.

The Gardens at Spring Creek
JUN27
Family

Adoption Event

Animal Friends Alliance hosts an adoption event at PetSmart in Fort Collins featuring kittens and puppies looking for loving homes. Appointments are not required, and interested adopters are encouraged to be pre-approved by completing an adoption questionnaire for a smoother experience. Those who are browsing can meet adoptable animals during the event. The event may end early if all animals are adopted. Pre-approved adopters should bring a carrier, a credit card for donation, and an ID.

PetSmart
JUN27
Music

Clay Rose Band at Magic Rat Fort Collins

Clay Rose returns to Magic Rat Live Music in Fort Collins for a free performance with drummer Adam Perry.

Magic Rat Live Music
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Summer Foraging Workshop: Summer Solstice Gathering

Celebrate the season with a hands-on foraging workshop led by Orion Aon of Forage Colorado, presented during a Summer Solstice gathering at Bath Garden Center in Fort Collins. Participants will stroll through the nursery and nearby areas to spot edible plants that often go unnoticed, then discuss how to recognize them and use them in the kitchen. The focus is on city landscapes, highlighting which common garden “weeds” are both tasty and nourishing, along with the seasonal gifts found on neighborhood trees. Guidance covers responsible harvesting practices, confident identification, and practical culinary ideas, making the experience welcoming for curious newcomers and enriching for experienced naturalists.

Bath Garden Center & Nursery
JUN27
Food & Drink

Cousins Maine Lobster at Timnath Beer Werks, Timnath

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck heads to Timnath Beer Werks in Timnath, serving favorites like lobster rolls. Walk up and order at the truck window throughout service, with payment accepted via major credit cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. Contactless ordering through the mobile app is available for same-day posted events, allowing you to place an order in advance and go directly to the pickup window at your selected time. App ordering typically opens a few hours before service begins after the previous stop concludes, and availability can be limited or temporarily unavailable. The app’s loyalty program lets you earn points toward free food on app purchases, and you can also scan your app loyalty card at the window to earn points on walk-up orders.

Timnath Beerwerks
JUN27
Food & Drink

Fort Collins Beer Week Beerfest

Sample your way through limitless tastings from 17 Fort Collins breweries. KRFC brings live music to the celebration as you explore an indoor makers market and pick up bites from food trucks. A friendly, upbeat atmosphere ties it all together for a fun experience.

The Drake Centre
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Gilded Mountains

Paint Gilded Mountains at a paint and sip party in a Fort Collins, CO studio, creating a mountain-themed canvas alongside fellow participants.

Pinot's Palette
JUN28
Workshops & Classes

Stars and Stripes Painting Class

Paint a playful patriotic guinea pig set against a star-filled, swirling sky. This relaxed class offers a chance to unwind, express yourself, and leave with a finished artwork. Guidance is provided step by step, making it welcoming for first-time painters while still giving seasoned artists space to experiment with their own style. All materials are supplied, so just bring yourself. Expect a friendly atmosphere filled with color, creativity, and community.

Petrichor Collective
JUN28
Workshops & Classes

Design a Beautiful Scarf

Discover the art of silk dyeing in a welcoming, beginner-friendly class with all supplies provided. Registration covers one silk scarf, and participants can complete up to four during the class by purchasing two, three, or four additional scarves and materials on site. Choose between two sizes, a long 15x60 piece or a square 30x30. Open to participants 15 years and older.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUN28
Music

Widespread Hispanic Band at Maxline Brewing

This event features a full-band performance, brews, and a visiting food truck. A patio provides outdoor seating for enjoying the music.

JUN28
Health & Wellness

Sundays Community Yoga!

Yama Yoga partners with The Neighbor in Old Town for a monthly community vinyasa class designed for all levels. Expect a gentle warm up, an energizing and creative flow, and a thoughtful cool down. After class, participants can linger for breakfast and warm coffee drinks while connecting with others. Bring your own yoga mat and a water bottle. These sessions tend to sell out, so purchasing a ticket in advance is recommended.

The Neighbor
JUN28
Markets

Timnath Farmers Market

Share a lively outing at the Timnath Farmers Market, a place where community, creativity, and local flavor come together. Browse offerings from more than 25 local vendors featuring quality goods such as specialty foods, handmade pieces, and distinctive home décor. Vendors rotate slightly over the season, so each visit brings new discoveries while supporting local businesses.

Colorado Feed & Grain
JUN28
Health & Wellness

Herbal First Aid Workshop

This hands-on workshop explores practical herbal first aid, from understanding the therapeutic uses of herbs to assembling a simple kit for home care. Guided by Samantha Grant, a certified clinical herbalist, nutritionist, and Bach Flower Essence practitioner, participants prepare three take-home remedies... an all-purpose salve, a poultice blend, and wound honey. Samantha draws on her experience with Golden Poppy Apothecary, her one-on-one client work, and her mentorship through Fireweed School of Herbalism & Vitalist Traditions. Her approach centers on education as a foundation of holistic healing and encourages support of the body’s natural ability to recover through food, herbal medicine, and everyday lifestyle practices. The session is designed to build practical preparedness and confidence for caring for yourself and your family using natural tools.

Golden Poppy Herbal Apothecary
JUN28
Workshops & Classes

Crash Into It

Crash Into It is a paint and sip party held at a studio in Fort Collins, CO.

Pinot's Palette
JUN28
Workshops & Classes

1/2 off drinks and snacks | Beneath the Waves

Give yourself a fun and creative break, escape the everyday stresses, relax, and unleash your creative side. At the end of the experience, you will take home your very own completed custom work of art and an awesome memory. No art experience is necessary, awesome local artist-entertainers will guide you step-by-step through the featured painting. Beer, wine & soft drinks are available for purchase at our Inspiration Bar. If you’re coming with others, but making reservations separately, give us your group’s name or point person in the Special Request box and you will be seated together.

Painting with a Twist
JUN28
Music

Matt Skinner

The event features the full Matt Skinner Band with special guest John Magnie. The group formed in the winter of 2012 and released Native Stranger in 2013. This performance brings the complete MSB lineup together with a legendary collaborator.

Avogadro's Number
JUN29
Fundraisers

¡Salud! A Toast to Global Leaders

This event supports Global Leaders, a youth leadership and empowerment 501c3 that helps kids make an impact locally and globally. It features a tasting of five wines paired with a variety of inventive dishes prepared by Chef Ryan. With the help of local food and beverage vendors, more than 70 percent of each ticket directly supports the organization.

JUN29
Art & Culture

Open Mic

More than a typical open mic, this community-focused showcase brings together musicians, poets, comedians, and storytellers who polish their craft while uplifting fellow artists. Performers add their names during a sign-up period, then step up to share their work on stage. Those who simply want to watch can expect a broad mix of performances and strong talent.

The Lyric
JUN29
Health & Wellness

Full Moon Circle - Connect and Manifest

Celebrate the energy of June’s Strawberry Full Moon in Capricorn with a circle centered on connection and manifesting. The evening weaves together mantra, pranayama breathwork, journaling, gentle movement, and other mindful practices to align with the first full moon of the season. Expect a calm and supportive setting that encourages slowing down, turning inward, and cultivating steady wisdom, clear insight, and intentional focus associated with this Capricorn moon. The circle is facilitated by Shandearan, whose longstanding interest in lunar rhythms and personal growth is informed by an Associate’s Degree in Psychology from the Community College of Denver in 2017, the Herbalism 101 Certificate from Denver Botanic Gardens in 2023, and graduation from Om Ananda’s 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in 2026.

JUN29
Free

There Will Be Gore

Settle in for a free screening of a horror mystery film. A $5 donation is suggested, or you can choose to purchase concessions. The popcorn is very good.

The Lyric
JUN29
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins offers open office hours for walk-in consultations and connections to resources related to housing, food, healthcare, and other critical needs. These hours provide information, guidance, and referrals in a convenient drop-in format.

Old Town Library
JUN30
Career

June Happy Hour Real Estate Networking Event

Connect with industry peers at a happy hour real estate networking event at Illegal Pete’s in Fort Collins. Professionals in real estate, lending, title, insurance, inspections, contracting, and related fields can mingle, meet new contacts, and build meaningful connections while enjoying drinks and food. Sponsorship is provided by Brian Sorensen with Sorensen Roofing & Restoration.

Illegal Pete's
JUN30
Food & Drink

FoCo Food Truck Rally

A weekly summer event in Fort Collins, this rally brings more than twenty local food trucks that rotate from week to week, plus live music, creating a welcoming, community focused setting for families and pets at City Park along Sheldon Drive.

City Park
JUN30
Groups & Meetups

June Type1NoCo Meetup

This relaxed summer meetup for the Type1NoCo community takes place at Odell Brewing Co. The organizer aims to secure a large shaded table on the beer side and to mark the spot with a cardboard sign so it is easy to find the group.

Odell Brewing Co
JUN30
Games & Entertainment

Odell Brewing Speed Puzzle Competition

Gather friends for the Odell Brewing Speed Puzzle Competition with food, beer, and plenty of puzzling. Participants check in on arrival, then order a pint and something to eat before puzzling begins. A speedy challenge awaits.

JUN30
Sports

Foxes vs. Hays Larks

An evening dedicated to music, offering a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

City Park Baseball Fields
JUN30
Music

Karaoke Club

Karaoke Club emphasizes talking about the experience, not keeping it secret. Hosted by Daphne Starr in the Lyric Lobby, each gathering begins with a signup period before performances so participants can secure a spot at the mic. Additional rules are revealed during the event, adding a playful element of surprise.

The Lyric
JUN30
Workshops & Classes

Wrap yourself in a Shaw Art Class

Explore nuno felting in a hands-on class that guides you through creating a shoulder wrap. This session welcomes both beginners and those with experience. Learn how to blend soft Merino wool with a silk base to craft a lightweight shawl with a fluid drape. Leave with a finished, one-of-a-kind piece and the know-how to keep felting at home, perfect as a cozy layer or a stylish accent.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUN30
Health & Wellness

Fort Collins Clinic — The Street Dog Coalition

The Street Dog Coalition is hosting a weekly clinic that provides veterinary services to people experiencing homelessness, and health screenings for pet owners. Advance sign-up is required at the front desk. Murphy Center intakes are also required. Walk-up appointments are not guaranteed because space is limited. Those attending should arrive by 2:15pm or the spot will be forfeited to someone on the waitlist. Wait-list appointments will be seen on a triage basis. All dogs should be on leashes and cats in carriers.

The Murphy Center
JUL1
Workshops & Classes

Ceramic Watercolor Set Art Class

Create a custom ceramic watercolor set in an art class. Participants make a three-piece set that includes a palette tray with separate paint sections, a water bowl with notches to hold a brush, and a tabletop brush holder. After the class, all pieces will be taken off site for firing and returned to the gallery for pickup.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL1
Games & Entertainment

Stodgy's Euchre Tournament

Enjoy a friendly euchre tournament with free entry and beer-related prizes. Reserve your spot by signing up online, then arrive a little early so you can be seated before play starts. Everyone plays five rounds, so plan to stay for the entire tournament.

Stodgy Brewing Company
JUL1
Groups & Meetups

FoCo French Club

Set aside the textbooks and dive into speaking at a free club focused on French conversation for learners at an intermediate or advanced level in Fort Collins. Sessions offer two relaxed hours conducted entirely in French to help build real conversational confidence. Because the discussion is exclusively in French, intermediate to advanced proficiency is recommended. No study materials are required, the emphasis is on friendly conversation and camaraderie, with maybe a splash of French wine. This gathering takes place on the first Wednesday of each month.

The Neighbor Fort Collins
JUL1
Workshops & Classes

Red, White, and Moo painted door hanger Party!

Create a patriotic wooden door hanger at a guided paint party. The experience includes live instruction, all supplies, door prizes, cleanup handled, and a complimentary first drink. It offers a creative way to celebrate America's 250th birthday with friends.

JUL1
Workshops & Classes

Art on Tap! Join us at Intersect Brewing!

Settle in at Intersect Brewing for a cozy, hands-on knitting experience that includes your first pint. Create a chunky knit star pillow with step-by-step guidance and a choice of yarn colors suitable for every skill level, from first timers to seasoned makers. The finished pillow is approximately 24 inches by 18 inches. The base price covers two skeins of yarn, and additional skeins for a second pillow can be added for an extra fee. When reserving, note preferred colors so the team can do their best to match them. Please plan to arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to get settled, smocked, and in your seat. Seating is assigned. If attending with friends who booked separately, list a group name or point person in the special request box to be seated together, and please remain in seats as much as possible. No prior art experience is needed. For policies and potential updates, refer to the FAQs. Painting with a Twist may change the instructor, postpone, or cancel for unforeseen circumstances. Classes with insufficient enrollment may be canceled in advance, with refunds or store credit provided.

JUL1
Sports

Foxes vs. Hays Larks

A nostalgic theme sets the tone at City Park Baseball Fields as the Foxes face the Hays Larks, creating a classic atmosphere for the matchup.

City Park Baseball Fields
JUL1
Music

Tumbledown Shack FoCo Dead Nights

At Salt Road, free live music takes place twice each month, with an electric night on the first Wednesday and an acoustic night on the third Thursday. No tickets are needed, and tips are appreciated. The series supports a local venue and aims to create a welcoming space for the community to gather and celebrate music together.

Salt Road Brewing
JUL1
Games & Entertainment

Trivia with Liam

Bring friends for trivia hosted by Liam in Fort Collins. Pair the fun with a burger-night deal... choose any burger and add a half pour for one dollar.

JUL1
Free

Wild Card Wednesday

Each week features a free surprise film selected by staff, members, and others. The title remains a secret until the screening, so offbeat and unexpected selections are always possible. Purchasing concessions helps keep these events free for everyone. Enjoy a wild card film experience with a spirit of discovery.

The Lyric
JUL1
Dancing

Bachata Night

It marks a full year of Bachata Night at The Neighbor, bringing a bachata-focused evening to Fort Collins. The atmosphere is intimate and elegant, distinct from the more salsa-centered event at Rio. A complimentary all-level lesson is included for ticket holders, and a professional DJ will keep the music tailored for dancing. Guests are encouraged to secure tickets early, dress for the occasion, invite friends and family, arrive early for food and drinks, then stay to dance. More special details will be shared soon.

The Neighbor
JUL1
Markets

Fort Collins Farmers Market (Sundays & Wednesdays)

The Fort Collins Farmers Market brings together a wide range of local vendors on Sundays and Wednesdays. Sunday markets include vendors such as Agustina's Mexican Foods LLC, Alpine Roots, Black Cat Bagel, Bridger Creek Coffee, Eden Valley Farm, Esmeralda's Tamale House, Fisherman's Pride Seafood, KC Fresh Flowers, Miller Farms, Morning Fresh Dairy, MouCo Cheese, Papa Joe's Local Honey, The Bigglesworth Sausage Company, The Bread Chic, The Connelly Creamery & Coffee, Willow Creek Mushrooms and more. The Wednesday market features C & R Farms, CASA of Larimer County, Chef Bonjour/PretzelCraft, Doughology, Esmeralda's Tamale House, Miller Farms, Morning Fresh Dairy, MouCo Cheese, Nina's Icees, Press Love Flowers, Sowing Seed Microgreens, Sunrise Ranch, The Bagel Cache, The Bigglesworth Sausage Party, The Bread Chic, The Jelly Lady, Voulez Vous Chocolates, Whiteside Honey and Willow Creek Mushrooms. Explore the market on either day to connect with local producers and find something new to take home.

Ace Hardware of Fort Collins
JUL1
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins holds open office hours that provide one-on-one guidance and referrals. Stop by to talk about housing, food, healthcare, and other urgent needs, and get connected with helpful resources.

Old Town Library
JUL2
Health & Wellness

Thursday Fort Collins Access Bars Trades

A collaborative trade session for anyone who has taken at least one Access Bars class or an Access Body class. Participants trade and contribute to each other in a group setting with the aim of increasing potency for all.

JUL2
Sports

Foxes vs. Boulder 64s

The Foxes face the Boulder 64s at City Park Baseball Fields, paired with a Bark in the Park theme that adds a playful, pet-inspired vibe to the game.

City Park Baseball Fields
JUL2
Games & Entertainment

Fort Collins Trivia Night

Island Grill in Fort Collins offers a weekly live trivia night in a classic pub-quiz format. Entry is free, and the highest scoring teams receive gift card prizes.

Island Grill
JUL2
Music

Thursday Night Live

Part of Bohemian Live Music’s Thursday Night Live series, this edition spotlights Blessing Bled Chimanga, a Zimbabwean singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist recognized on international stages. Adept on marimba, drums, and voice, he fuses Afro-jazz, Zimbabwean traditions, and contemporary rhythms into lively, participatory performances that connect across languages and borders. His touring has included major festivals throughout Africa, Europe, Asia, and America, with recent sold-out shows at eTown, Chautauqua Community House, and Roots Music Project, plus a TEDx appearance as both speaker and performer. The Thursday Night Live series features 16 weekly concerts that highlight a diverse range of music from Colorado and beyond. Presented on the outdoor stage in Fort Collins Old Town Square, these free, public concerts offer a platform for both emerging and established artists to share live music with the Northern Colorado community.

Fort Collins Old Town Square
JUL2
Dancing

Salsa Thursdays

The event begins with a free, all-levels dance lesson, and no partner or prior experience is needed. After the lesson, social dancing follows with a mix of salsa, bachata, and more. Attendees are welcome to share song requests and bring an appetite, a taste for frozen margaritas or cider, and friends.

Scrumpy's Hard Cider Bar and Pub
JUL2
Workshops & Classes

Artist Trading Cards

Create miniature artwork in a mixed media class focused on Artist Trading Cards, the small pieces made on 2½ by 3½ inch cardstock. Designed for ages 13 and up, the class covers collage, layering, and other creative techniques built around a shared theme. Participants craft unique tiny pieces to trade or keep. No prior experience is required.

JUL2
Music

Velvet Daydream

Velvet Daydream from Denver channels the rock and roll that shaped them into a swirling, psychedelic surge of modern emotion. Picture the spirit of the Summer of Love colliding with bold intensity. This performance is at Sound Bar, previously known as The Coast.

Sound Bar
JUL3
Markets

Makeup Blowout Sale Event

The Makeup Blowout Sale Group is heading to town for a weekend event.

The Drake Centre
JUL3
Music

Music at the Mothership: Salsa Forte

Music at the Mothership is a live music series that brings free performances to the lawn. Enjoy open-air sounds in a relaxed outdoor setting.

New Belgium Brewing
JUL3
Art & Culture

First Friday Art Walk

Experience the First Friday Art Walk with free entry to explore current exhibits and permanent collection galleries. Enjoy live music from Petrichor Collective as you browse the galleries.

Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures
JUL3
Music

Brent Cowles

Enjoy live music from Brent Cowles with food and drinks available at Union Bar and Soda Fountain.

Union Bar and Soda Fountain
JUL3
Sports

Chipper's Friday Night Drop-In

Enjoy open sand volleyball at Chipper's Lanes with a simple drop-in format. Cash rates are $5 for league participants and $10 for players not in a league, or $11 when paying by credit card.

Chipper's Lanes (217 West Horsetooth Road, Fort Collins, CO)
JUL3
Art & Culture

Blue Moose at Downtown Fort Collins First Friday Art Walk

At The Emporium inside The Elizabeth Hotel, a newly curated exhibit highlights creators from Blue Moose Art Gallery. As part of the First Friday Art Walk, the gallery presents artwork, demonstrations, and projects involving the community. The featured spotlight is digital artist Tricia Vaaga.

The Elizabeth Hotel
JUL3
Art & Culture

Downtown Fort Collins First Friday Art Walk™

Each month, Downtown Fort Collins buzzes with the Downtown Fort Collins First Friday Art Walk, a free self-guided tour that highlights creativity, culture, and community. Explore the Old Town streets at your own pace and take in artwork that spans from polished pieces to playful surprises. More than 30 participating businesses showcase local talent, creating chances to discover new artists, grow a collection, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. Beyond viewing, it offers time to meet artists, connect with fellow art lovers, and experience the heart of Fort Collins’ creative scene.

Downtown Fort Collins
JUL3
Sports

Foxes vs. Boulder 64s

This event honors the Fourth of July with a cheerful, festive atmosphere that celebrates the spirit of the holiday.

City Park Baseball Fields
JUL3
Music

Buzz Brothers at Island Grill!

The Buzz Brothers make a return appearance at Island Grill with a boogie and blues set featuring special guest Dave Dardine.

JUL3
Music

Major Flavor with Clementine

Major Flavor takes the stage for a farewell performance, joined by Clementine and Moon Tide. The lineup brings all three together for one last concert, marking the final chance to see Major Flavor live.

Sound Bar
JUL3
Holidays

Annual July 3rd fireworks viewing from above Wildridge

This annual fireworks viewing takes place from a meadow above Wildridge. Participants gather at Maverick Avon, then head up to Wildridge via 779 to reach the usual viewing spot.

Maverick Avon
JUL3
Sales & Discounts

Fort Collins, CO - Makeup Blowout Sale Event!

An annual Makeup Blowout Sale brings beauty deals to Fort Collins at the Drake Centre. Shop makeup, skincare, hair care, and more with discounts up to 75 percent. Attendees receive a complimentary eyeshadow upon arrival. Admission is free, children are welcome, and both cash and cards are accepted.

Drake Centre
JUL3
Sports

1 Pt. Challenge - Pickleball Tournament & Open Play

This pickleball gathering features a singles tournament where a single rally decides each match. The bracket follows a double elimination format with two skill divisions, one for players rated above 3.5 and another for those below 3.5. Alternating courts will be available for open play while the tournament is underway. Entry is free for Unlimited Members and $20 for Non-Members. Timed around Independence Week, it highlights a one point format that is catching on.

The Picklr Fort Collins
JUL3
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins holds open office hours at Old Town Library, offering walk-in consultations and connections to resources for housing, food, healthcare, and other critical needs.

Old Town Library
JUL3
Markets

2026 July 4th Swap Meet

A swap meet dedicated to buying, selling, and trading RC items.

E-Team Hobbyplex
JUL3
Workshops & Classes

Miss Malibu

Miss Malibu is a paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Fort Collins, CO. Participants gather in the studio to paint together.

Pinot's Palette
JUL4
Music

Music at the Mothership: Poudre Valley Playboys

Music at the Mothership has arrived as a free live music series on the lawn. Live performances take place in an open-air setting with no admission fee.

New Belgium Brewing
JUL4
Holidays

Timnath 4th of July Celebration

Celebrate the 4th of July at Timnath Reservoir with a community gathering. Further event information will be announced as it becomes available.

Timnath Reservoir
JUL4
Dancing

An Evening of Swing

Old Town Churn hosts a summer swing dance series with live music, and this event features Lorna’s Swingset. The evening begins with a beginner-friendly lesson held near the sound system, followed by social dancing to the band. The Exchange offers a family-friendly setting with opportunities to enjoy dinner and ice cream alongside the music. No partner or prior experience is required, and newcomers are warmly welcomed by the NoCo Swing Dance community.

Old Town Churn
JUL4
Games & Entertainment

Saturday Night Karaoke

Karaoke at Scrumpy’s welcomes everything from powerhouse ballads to big group sing-alongs. The mic is open for soloists and groups, hard cider will be pouring, and a supportive audience will be ready to cheer every verse.

Scrumpy's Hard Cider Bar and Pub
JUL4
Groups & Meetups

Caffè e Conversazione

An Italian conversation gathering at Avogadro's Number welcomes participants of every proficiency level, from brand-new learners to native speakers. Practice speaking Italian in a relaxed setting and enjoy friendly connections with others who share an interest in the language.

Avogadro's Number
JUL4
Holidays

250 Years of Freedom

Fort Collins marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a community celebration at City Park. The gathering recognizes the nation’s history, service, and spirit of freedom, featuring military vehicle displays, a ceremonial flyover, historical reenactors, patriotic live music, guest speakers, and a festive community atmosphere. Evening fireworks are planned to close out the day. In place of a parade, the program centers on interactive displays and on-stage presentations. Organizers are seeking participants who can provide historical displays and exhibits, reenactments from any era of American history, and military vehicles. Veterans willing to share brief remarks about their service are invited, with a preference for representation from each major conflict, and bands that perform patriotic or Americana music are encouraged to take part. Wearing a uniform is welcomed when appropriate and comfortable.

City Park
JUL5
Workshops & Classes

Like Sunshine Craft Social

Like Sunshine hosts a relaxed, hands on craft social at Stodgy Brewing Co featuring rotating projects. Each project costs $20 and includes all supplies. Bring a friend or come on your own, make something by hand while connecting with others, and leave with your finished piece and a little extra sunshine.

Stodgy Brewing Co
JUL5
Music

5th of July Patio Party

This party marks the first show since last fall. There is no cover, and donations are appreciated.

Avogadro's Number
JUL5
Music

Valerie

This event features live music along with food and drinks at Union Bar and Soda Fountain.

Union Bar and Soda Fountain
JUL5
Workshops & Classes

USS Cordilleran Craft Afternoon (Round 2)

In the medium meeting room at the Old Town Library, a craft afternoon with the crew of the USS Cordilleran invites participants to assemble items that will be gifted alongside donations to the group. All supplies are provided, with snacks available and a movie playing to create a casual, social setting while everyone crafts and chats.

Old Town Library
JUL5
Health & Wellness

Fort Collins Sunday Bars Trade

This trade session welcomes anyone who has completed an Access Bars or Body class. Participants exchange sessions in a group setting, offering and receiving bars or body processes with a focus on the expanded contribution that can arise when working together. Please confirm your attendance in advance to make setup easier. The gathering invites exploration of the possibilities that open for body, being, life, living and reality when large groups come together.

JUL5
Art & Culture

Writing Workshop Plus Punketry

At Wolverine Farm Publick House, Punketry blends punk energy with poetry in collaboration with Beyond Academia Free Skool’s Summer Poetry Camp. The program starts with a writing workshop led by Joe Deany-Braun, the in-house litsmith at Perelandra Books, then continues with a rock and roll show featuring Black Market Translation and BAFriendS, plus an open mic segment. This event is free and welcoming to all ages.

Wolverine Farm Publick House
JUL5
Groups & Meetups

1st Sunday Pug Play Group

A relaxed play group where pugs, pug mixes, and pug friends can get together for friendly playtime. The focus is on a simple, welcoming meetup for the dogs to socialize.

Fossil Creek Park
JUL5
Workshops & Classes

Obstacles & Trail Clinic

Begin in a large round corral with a gentle, mounted body warm-up, then practice barrel maneuvers by guiding your horse over, around, through, and in reverse. Continue to an obstacle course, taking each element at the pace that suits your horse. The experience concludes with a trail ride offering routes from very easy to very advanced, so you can choose the level that fits best. Space is limited to 10 horses. The fee is $75, payable via Venmo or PayPal using the friends and family option. RSVP to secure a spot.

Spirit Dancer Ranch
JUL5
Family

Raptor Visit

Live raptors will be at Purpose Brewing as the RMRP brings rescued birds for viewing. Guests can see the birds in person at the brewery. Donations to support the rescue can be made at the point of sale.

Purpose Brewing and Cellars
JUL5
Food & Drink

Birds & Brews - Purpose Brewing Co.

Birds & Brews brings an easygoing afternoon to Purpose Brewing & Cellars, pairing a beverage with the opportunity to spend time alongside a raptor. This small batch producer focuses on hand-crafted beer shaped by know-how, experience, and creativity, drawing inspiration from fruit, wood, barrel character, spices, and more. Each weekend presents a rotating lineup of four or five distinct beers, including a barrel-aged selection that always changes and, most of the time, a sour.

JUL5
Music

Gin Blossoms

Gin Blossoms perform at Washington’s with an opening act. The venue operates primarily as standing room, and seating is limited and cannot be guaranteed.

Washington’s
JUL6
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins holds office hours offering walk-in consultations and connections to resources for housing, food, healthcare, and other critical needs. Visitors can receive guidance and information to help navigate available services.

Old Town Library
JUL7
Workshops & Classes

Intro to Drawing - 2 Day Art Class

Hosted at the Blue Moose Art Gallery, this two-day class is designed to help artists bridge imagination and reality through clear, step-by-step methods for drawing what they see. The first session builds a solid foundation with the grid method for accurate proportions, along with practical strategies for setting up the grid and self-checking work so mistakes are caught early. The second session focuses on light and form, introducing shading techniques that add depth and dimension so flat lines become convincing 3D drawings. Participants may choose from four reference photos, including simpler and more detailed options, and all materials are provided. Open to ages 12 through adult, with artists ages 9 to 11 welcome when accompanied by an adult at no charge for the accompanying adult.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL7
Health & Wellness

Fort Collins Clinic — The Street Dog Coalition

At The Murphy Center, The Street Dog Coalition offers a One Health clinic with free veterinary care for people experiencing homelessness.

Murphy Center for Hope
JUL8
Family

Fort Fun's 25th Anniversary

Fort Fun marks 25 years with a community celebration that spotlights local businesses and organizations that have contributed to its success. Hosted at Fort Fun, the event recognizes partners from across the community and the role they have played over the years.

Fort Fun
JUL8
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Connect with Outreach Fort Collins during open office hours to receive consultations and connections to resources for housing, food, healthcare, and other essential needs. This drop-in session takes place at Old Town Library.

Old Town Library
JUL9
Workshops & Classes

Polaroid Emulsion Transfer Art Class

Dive into the creative world of Polaroid emulsion transfer in a hands-on class for adults. Participants will use a dedicated printer and app to turn their own digital photos into authentic Polaroid prints, then learn how to carefully lift the delicate emulsion and place it onto a new surface. Instruction centers on working with watercolor paper, and the session also explores additional surfaces and imaginative approaches to this distinctive technique. Each result is one of a kind, with wrinkles, folds, tears, and gentle distortions often becoming part of the final image. Up to three prints can be made per person with all equipment and materials provided. Please arrive with your photographs already selected and remember that the prints are square, so plan your cropping accordingly. Bringing old Polaroid photos from home is welcome for extra experimentation.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL9
Family

Bubbles' Bike Club Adventure

Hosted at The Learning Experience Timnath, this community bike gathering brings families together for creativity and outdoor fun. Children bring their bikes to decorate with streamers and other accessories, then take a group lap around the community park across the street from the center. Bubbles makes a special appearance, and light refreshments are available. Parents accompany their children throughout the activities. The event is geared toward current families as well as those new to the area.

The Learning Experience Timnath
JUL9
Music

Harvey Street

Harvey Street takes the stage for a live show at The Atrium At The Alley Cat in Fort Collins.

The Atrium Music Lounge
JUL9
Workshops & Classes

Ghosty Girly

Ghosty Girly is a paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Fort Collins, Colorado. Participants paint in a social setting at the studio.

Pinot's Palette
JUL9
Family

Kids Camp Day 4: Sunny Cow

Kids Camp Day 4: Sunny Cow at Painting with a Twist focuses on creativity as part of a week centered on imagination and discovery. Campers dive into themed art activities, enjoy games, and move to music for an upbeat, hands-on experience.

Painting with a Twist
JUL10
Workshops & Classes

Upcycle Greeting Cards Art Class

Give tired magazines and old cards a second life by turning them into custom greetings, whether for birthdays, holidays, or a simple thinking-of-you note. In this hands-on art class, learn how to spot striking images, play with composition, and layer mixed media to create beautiful, one-of-a-kind designs. The session welcomes all experience levels, and everyone finishes with several handcrafted cards ready to share with loved ones. Open to ages 14 and up.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL10
Health & Wellness

Healthy Cooking for One or Two - Fort Collins

Explore healthy cooking tailored for one or two people at the CSU Extension Office in Fort Collins. This session focuses on nutritious meals scaled to smaller portions, making it easier to prepare just the right amount without cooking for a crowd.

CSU Extension Office
JUL10
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins offers drop-in office hours at Old Town Library, providing guidance and connections to resources for housing, food, healthcare, and other essential needs.

Old Town Library
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Butterflies from Old Jewelry Art

Give treasured trinkets new life in a hands-on class that transforms old jewelry into butterfly art. Bring items from your collection, whether necklaces, bracelets, brooches, single earrings, beads, or charms, or arrive without supplies and explore the selection provided. The emphasis is on transformation, keeping a few sentimental pieces and letting the rest become part of a fresh design you can display on your wall. All materials needed to complete a butterfly are included so you can take home a finished creation, and framing can be arranged later. Suitable for ages 10 and up.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL11
Sports

Combined Test

An inaugural combined test welcomes entries from tadpole through prelim levels. Dressage will be judged by Kathleen Donnelly. Space is limited, so early entry is recommended. Pricing options include a full combined test for $85, a dressage test of your choice for $35, a single jump round for $30, and additional jump rounds for $25 each, with a maximum of two per horse and rider pair. Further details and a registration link will be available soon.

Twisted Pine Ranch
JUL11
Music

Eve & Josh

This donation-based show invites a suggested contribution of $15, with all proceeds supporting the artists. Advance tickets can be reserved by sending payment to Venmo @eveandjosh, and every presale includes a special merch and art package available for pickup at the event. Food will be available. Bring a chair since seating is limited. To reduce congestion, consider carpooling or biking, and if you drive, please park along the highway shoulder. It is BYOB.

Rich Farms
JUL11
Sports

Four Winds CHJA I

The Four Winds presents Colorado Hunter Jumper Association recognized shows each year. For this edition, Saturday features the CHJA show, while Sunday shifts to a USEF Channel 2, regionally rated competition that includes national medal events and jumper competition. Each day requires its own entry. All horses arriving by trailer must have a current Coggins and a valid health certificate. These requirements may be updated if an infectious disease situation arises, with the goal of encouraging strong horsemanship practices and protecting every horse on the property.

The Four Winds
JUL11
Family

Adoption Event

Meet adoptable animals at Pet Supplies Plus in Fort Collins. Every pet is spayed or neutered, current on vaccinations, microchipped, and tested with either 4DX or FeLV/FIV as appropriate. To get started, submit an adoption application on the rescue’s website ahead of time. Once approved, you can place a hold on a specific animal for the event. A hold simply reserves your opportunity to meet that pet and make a decision before other applicants, without any obligation to adopt. Approved applicants can also receive foster contact information to learn more about individual personalities. Applications are not processed at the event, and an approved application is required to handle animals.

Pet Supplies Plus
JUL11
Sports

Odell Brewing 5k | Fort Collins | 2026 CO Brewery Running Series

A 5k-ish fun run comes to Odell Brewing Company in Fort Collins, featuring local craft beer. It offers a casual way to get moving while enjoying the brewery setting.

Odell Brewing Company
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Playful Alcohol Ink Flowers Class

Guided by instructor Sherri Wadley at the Blue Moose Art Gallery, this adult workshop explores a playful approach to alcohol inks. Begin by creating a loose, flowing abstract that highlights soft blends and vibrant color interactions. After it dries, use acrylic pens to reveal a vase suggested by the existing shapes, letting the composition inform its contours. Next, build a bouquet by layering lines, highlights, and fine details with the pens to bring structure and life to the fluid background. The fee is $45. Additional supplies will be available to purchase for those who want to continue exploring alcohol inks. A full refund is available up to 48 hours before the class.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL11
Sports

PBR Bulls and Beats

PBR Bulls and Beats turns Canvas Stadium into a showcase of professional bull riding paired with a live set from Bailey Zimmerman. Expect fast-paced rides and a country concert in one experience, with the momentum shifting from the chutes to the stage as the program unfolds. It offers a lively summer outing in Fort Collins that blends arena thrills with live music.

Canvas Stadium
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Reef Cruisin'

Reef Cruisin' is a sip and paint event at a Fort Collins, Colorado studio. Participants can create a painting in the studio while enjoying beverages.

Pinot's Palette
JUL11
Music

PBR Bulls and Beats

Canvas Stadium hosts an event featuring Bailey Zimmerman, a leading voice in 21st century country music. Propelled by the release of Religiously. The Album., which delivered the biggest all-genre streaming debut since 2021, this event spotlights his contemporary country sound.

Canvas Stadium
JUL12
Markets

2nd Sundays on Main

2nd Sundays on Main brings Downtown Timnath together for a community gathering where families and friends can relax, explore, and support local. Each installment features area vendors and small businesses, family friendly activities, and one of a kind experiences. Discover the Timnath Farmers Market at the CF&G historic landmark, let children enjoy complimentary games and activities at Timnath Presbyterian Church, and browse The District Market with fashion, beauty, and home finds at JJ District. Organized by Downtown Timnath businesses and community organizations, this open to all celebration highlights the best of the town.

Main Street
JUL13
Workshops & Classes

Navigating Conflict: Conquering Friction in Parenting & Relationships

A free class with Daniel and Michelle Smith explores practical approaches to handling conflict in parenting and relationships. It is intended for people in the Fort Collins area whose youngest child is under 5. Attendance requires registration. To support families at dinnertime, dinner is provided, and childcare is available during the class for registered participants. All parents are welcome, including both mothers and fathers.

The Crossing Church
JUL14
Health & Wellness

Fort Collins Clinic — The Street Dog Coalition

The Street Dog Coalition provides a One Health clinic at The Murphy Center that offers no-cost veterinary services for people experiencing homelessness.

Murphy Center for Hope
JUL15
Music

Jim

Jim brings live music to D. C. Oakes Brewhouse and Eatery, adding a finishing touch to the midweek experience. The brewhouse spotlights live performances on Wednesdays.

DC Oakes Brewhouse and Eatery
JUL15
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins provides drop-in office hours for conversation, guidance, and connections to resources. Visitors can seek support around housing, food, healthcare, and other critical needs, with time set aside to talk through questions and explore available assistance.

Old Town Library
JUL16
Workshops & Classes

Whimsical Wire Suncatcher Art Class

Learn to craft a whimsical suncatcher using copper wire and colorful glass beads in a creative, instructor-led class. All supplies and tools are provided, so you only need to bring your imagination. Your finished piece can add sparkle to a garden or brighten a window. This activity involves fine finger dexterity.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL17
Workshops & Classes

Fort Collins, Colorado — Horse Brain Science

Hosted at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, this gathering offers a look at how horses think with insights from Dr. Steve Peters alongside a session on functional anatomy with Jillian Kreinbring. It also serves as the debut of the Skeptical Horseman Podcast, opening with a panel conversation to kick things off.

Colorado State University
JUL17
Music

Music at the Mothership

A new live music series has arrived with free weekly performances on the lawn.

New Belgium Brewing
JUL17
Music

Christopher Morse

Christopher Morse appears at Mackenzies Pub & Grill with a sound that blends folk and country. After a long run of shows across Colorado’s front range in 2021 and 2022, he is preparing to release the EP Covering Old Scars.

Mackenzies Pub & Grill
JUL18
Workshops & Classes

102 Stained Glass Art Class: Mountain Sunrise

Create a mountain sunrise stained glass artwork to take home while learning key techniques along the way. The class focuses on foiling, soldering, framing, and finishing, and it begins with a short glass cutting lesson where you can practice on clear sample glass. Each participant works with 11 precut glass pieces and can choose from a selection of colors for the mountain sections, although specific preferences are not guaranteed. The finished piece measures about 9 inches across and is completed with a lead came border. All tools, materials, and safety gear are provided. Please wear closed toe shoes and secure long hair. Prior stained glass experience is helpful but not required, and participants must be 16 or older.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL18
Music

Bob Lefevre & the Already Gone / Dana Wirth, Swing Station

BLATAG brings a show to Laporte with guest Dana Wirth from Oregon. Admission is $10.

Swing Station
JUL18
Outdoor Recreation

Weekend Campout

Spend a horse-focused weekend at Spirit Dancer Ranch with camping, riding, games, and time on trails and obstacles. There is ample room for tents and horse trailers, and pens are available. A single bunkhouse is offered on a first come, first served basis. Share a campfire potluck and bring your own beverages and plastic supplies. The fee is $150 per person, payable via Venmo or PayPal Friends & Family. Limited to 10 horses. RSVP to Cindy at 970-481-9150.

Spirit Dancer Ranch
JUL19
Workshops & Classes

Sunflower Stroll

Sunflower Stroll is a paint and sip party taking place at a Fort Collins, CO studio. Participants can paint in a laid-back, social setting with a sip-friendly atmosphere.

Pinot's Palette
JUL21
Health & Wellness

Fort Collins Clinic — The Street Dog Coalition

At The Murphy Center, The Street Dog Coalition runs a recurring One Health clinic that offers no-cost veterinary care for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Murphy Center for Hope
JUL22
Sports

Foxes vs. Lonetree Lumberjax

This event offers a warm celebration of community spirit and togetherness.

City Park Baseball Fields
JUL22
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins holds drop-in office hours at Old Town Library, offering guidance and connections to resources. Support covers needs such as housing, food access, healthcare, and other pressing concerns. Visitors can receive consultation and information to help navigate local services.

Old Town Library
JUL23
Art & Culture

JULY 23 – After Hours at the Museum: An Evening Behind the Scenes 6 PM

Experience the museum after hours with Curator Sam Hensley in an intimate small-group program limited to five participants. The evening begins with a guided walkthrough of the current exhibition that highlights the work happening out of public view, with insight into the curatorial process from big-picture concepts to the small choices that shape each object’s story. The experience then moves into the permanent collection storage, where participants get a hands-on introduction to object handling and learn about the investigative, detail-focused responsibilities of a collections manager. Surprises may be part of the journey. Admission is $10.

Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures
JUL24
Art & Culture

Impact Storytelling Showcase

Students from the Impact Storytelling Class share personal narratives about life changing moments. The program features heartfelt accounts of transformation and growth told in the participants' own words.

Foothills Unitarian Church
JUL24
Music

Underhook with Backblunt and Kevin

Underhook, a rock duo from the Rocky Mountain region, brings a live performance to Sound Bar.

Sound Bar
JUL24
Music

Trace Bundy

Trace Bundy performs with Elise Wunder in a live show. Tickets are $32 when purchased in advance and $37 at the door, and admission is free for children 12 and under.

Fort Collins Nursery
JUL25
Fundraisers

Post 4 Fundraiser Poker Run

American Legion Riders Post 4 presents a fundraiser poker run supporting in-house upgrades that will refresh the post and keep it a warm, bright place for veterans and guests to gather. All street-legal vehicles are welcome, including motorcycles, cars, pickups, and even eighteen-wheelers. The route travels from Post 4 to Loveland, continues to Estes Park, heads down to Berthoud, and finishes back at the post, where music, food, and time to gather await at the final stop. Participation is $20 per poker hand, with additional hands available for $10 each. The ride highlights Northern Colorado and the mountains to the west while rallying support for local and visiting veterans.

American Legion George Beach Post #4
JUL25
Outdoor Recreation

Second Annual Red Feather Lakes Cruise

A scenic group drive to Red Feather Lakes invites car enthusiasts to gather in Fort Collins, then cruise up 287 and onto Colorado 74E. Participants are encouraged to bring snacks and drinks, and there will be chances to stop for food and photos along the route. Depending on interest, the group may opt for a restaurant or coordinate a potluck at Hiawatha Lake. A car photography enthusiast will be taking pictures and sharing them with those involved, keeping a list to ensure each person receives their images. Some additional sports cars from Cheyenne Cowboys And Cars may also take part.

Burger King
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

Radiant Majesty

Radiant Majesty is a social painting event at Pinot's Palette in Fort Collins, Colorado. This in-studio experience blends creativity with a party atmosphere.

Pinot's Palette
JUL26
Workshops & Classes

Koi in a Green Pond

Enjoy a paint and sip party at a Fort Collins, CO studio centered on a koi-themed painting set against a green pond. Create your own canvas in a social, creative setting.

Pinot's Palette
JUL27
Food & Drink

Heaven Hill Tasting (Fort Collins)

Guided by Danny Rozmes, this tasting focuses on five Bottled-in-Bond whiskies. Participants will sample a lineup that includes Evan Williams Bottled-in-Bond and Heaven Hill Bottled-in-Bond 7, with other selections completing the experience.

William Oliver's Publick House
JUL28
Health & Wellness

Fort Collins Clinic — The Street Dog Coalition

Each week at The Murphy Center, The Street Dog Coalition runs a One Health clinic that offers free veterinary care for people experiencing homelessness.

Murphy Center for Hope
JUL28
Career

Next Level Networking @ Zwei Brewing

This networking event prioritizes real opportunities over collecting business cards. It centers on purposeful conversations and authentic connections, keeping the focus on outcomes that matter.

Zwei Brewing Co.
JUL29
Workshops & Classes

Handmade Greeting Cards - Stitched Initial & Enchanted Mushrooms

At the Blue Moose Art Gallery, new instructor Helen Holmquist Johnson leads a hands-on introduction to hand-stitched paper crafting. Participants learn how to stitch on paper and how to combine colors, patterns, and embellishments to design two custom greeting cards. Step-by-step guidance is provided throughout the session as students assemble and stitch their creations. Everyone leaves with two finished cards with envelopes included, ready to mail or share. This workshop is for ages 13 and up, and the needlework requires fine motor dexterity. The fee is $45. A full refund is available up to 48 hours before the class.

Blue Moose Art Gallery
JUL29
Music

Dessa

Dessa brings a live concert to The Armory FoCo in Fort Collins. See the artist take the stage for an in-person performance at this venue.

JUL31
Music

Kyle Smith **AT SOUND BAR**: Presented by Mishawaka

Kyle Smith brings the Shark Bait Tour to Sound Bar, presented by Mishawaka. Hailing from Ventura, California, he blends California reggae with elements of hip hop, punk rock, and pop for a style that defies easy categorization. His lyrics confront missteps, imperfections, addiction, and personal battles, paired with catchy hooks made for singing along. With his band, he delivers a high energy show and a tireless work ethic that have helped grow a passionate fan base across North America.

Sound Bar
JUL31
Art & Culture

Walk of Shame

An English language walk uncovers Stockholm’s hidden and risqué past, suitable for ages 14 and older. Burlesque icon and artist Fräulein Frauke leads a glamorous, hedonistic, informative, and surprising journey through the city’s history. Expect accounts of forgotten showgirls along with courtesans and prostitutes, from well known figures to those seldom remembered. The experience explores the local story of burlesque, clandestine brothels, legal scandals, the Porn Revolution, and the idea of the Swedish Sin. The route travels from Slussen through Old Town to Malmskillnadsgatan, tracing paths of pleasure and shame and stories time tried to erase. The tour ends with a Q&A. Tickets are required, with prices of SEK 150 for adults and SEK 75 for children and young people under 19. The meeting location is printed on the ticket. Accessibility is limited because of inclines and cobblestone streets. Photo by JP Bichard.

Old Town, Downtown
JUL31
Civic

Outreach Fort Collins

Outreach Fort Collins hosts drop-in office hours that provide consultations and connections to resources for housing, food, healthcare, and other essential needs.

Old Town Library
AUG1
Music

Anthony Green - This Tour Won't Save You w/ Geoff Rickly + Keith Goodwin | Aggie Theatre

Anthony Green brings the This Tour Won't Save You tour to Aggie Theatre with Geoff Rickly and Keith Goodwin. A vocalist and songwriter recognized as the frontman of Circa Survive and the original singer of Saosin, Green has also built a prolific solo catalog that includes Avalon, Beautiful Things, Pixie Queen, and Boom. Done. These releases showcase his wide-ranging writing and unmistakable voice beyond the group setting. He is also part of The Sound of Animals Fighting and L.S. Dunes, the latter featuring members of My Chemical Romance, Coheed and Cambria, and Thursday. With a body of work spanning two decades, he remains a defining presence in modern alternative music.

Aggie Theatre
AUG1
Family

American Legion Car Show

A car show at American Legion George Beach Post #4 features a wide variety of vehicles. Owners of all makes and models are welcome to participate. Hosted by Denny and Cheryl Jorgensen, the event encourages support for veterans.

American Legion George Beach Post #4
AUG2
Workshops & Classes

Like Sunshine Craft Social @ Stodgy Brewing Co

Like Sunshine presents Sunshine Craft Socials at Stodgy Brewing Co, offering a casual, hands-on crafting experience with projects that change regularly. Each project costs $20 and includes all materials. Whether you come with a friend or attend on your own, you can expect to head home with a handmade piece and a touch of added brightness.

Stodgy Brewing Co
AUG2
Music

Sugar Duo at Verboten North!

Brian and Darren bring a lively mix of bluegrass, folk, and hunky tonk to Verboten North. There is no cover charge.

AUG4
Art & Culture

An Evening with Maggie Stiefvater!

Old Firehouse Books welcomes #1 New York Times bestselling author Maggie Stiefvater to Fort Collins for a celebration of The Dream Thieves: The Graphic Novel, a new full-color adaptation of the second book in The Raven Cycle illustrated by Sas Milledge. The event at The Drake Centre includes an author talk, an audience Q and A, and a book signing. Tickets are required. The graphic novel follows Ronan Lynch, whose ability to pull objects from dreams collides with the Raven Boys’ stalled hunt for the Welsh king Glendower. With Cabeswater vanished and uncanny energy stirring beneath Henrietta, Ronan’s efforts to master his power could unlock the path forward, even as reality and nightmare blur. Stiefvater is known for The Wolves of Mercy Falls and The Raven Cycle, and The Scorpio Races was named a Michael L. Printz Honor Book. Questions about the event can be sent to events@oldfirehousebooks.com.

AUG7
Music

Music at the Mothership: Charlie Stevens Band

An outdoor live music series has arrived, offering free concerts on the grass. It features recurring performances in an open-air setting.

New Belgium Brewing
AUG7
Music

The Crane Wives with Brye

Presented by 105.5 The Colorado Sound, The Crane Wives headline with special guest Brye. Emerging from the 2010s folk movement and now leaning into a rock-forward chapter of indie folk, the band is known for energetic sets, tight harmonies, and lyrics that face the more vulnerable parts of the human experience. Their listenership tops 1.3 million monthly on Spotify, with more than 150 million streams on their most popular tracks and fans spanning the US, the UK, Australia, Germany, Brazil, Poland, Mexico, and the Philippines. Featured by Michigan Radio and on NPR’s All Songs Considered, they recently released their sixth studio album, Beyond Beyond Beyond, which drew strong critical praise for turning personal hardship into broadly relatable anthems and for its angsty, haunting grit. Since its 2024 release, the record has surpassed 24 million Spotify streams. Onstage, bassist Ben Zito and drummer Dan Rickabus drive the pulse while co-leads Emilee Petersmark and Kate Pillsbury trade expansive electric guitar lines, with three-part harmonies softening the emotional punch. With six full-length albums and more than 600 shows across the country, The Crane Wives have shared bills with The Avett Brothers, Lake Street Dive, Rusted Root, The Dead South, Joseph, and more.

Washington's FoCo
AUG8
Sports

Hunter Jumper Schooling Show 3

Now in its third schooling show of the season, this hunter jumper event offers a relaxed setting suited to riders seeking experience, extra practice, and confidence for themselves or green horses. The tentative schedule features pile-of-poles hunter and equitation over fences, crossrails hunter and equitation over fences, hunter under saddle, and equitation on the flat. Heights continue with 2'0" to 2'3" hunter and equitation over fences. Jumper offerings span 0.75 m, 0.85 m, 0.90 m, 1.00 m, 1.10 m, and 1.15 m, plus a Mini Prix set within 0.90 m to 1.15 m. The atmosphere is intended to be low pressure and accommodating, making it an approachable way to enter a show environment, get more practice, build confidence, or simply enjoy the experience.

Twisted Pine Ranch
AUG8
Sports

2026 Summer Jam Karate Tournament

Marking its ninth year, this Summer Jam martial arts tournament highlights speed, power, and an indomitable spirit. Competitors showcase their training in forms and sparring, and spectators can cheer as athletes from across the region display standout skills.

Nortside Aztlan
AUG13
Music

Gripweed at Maxline Brewing presented by KRFC

Gripweed makes a return appearance at Maxline Brewing with a free performance on the patio stage. Early arrival is encouraged, as the space can be lively. Presented by KRFC 88.9FM.

Maxline Brewing
AUG14
Markets

August Noco Moon Market

Part of a summer market series in Fort Collins, this gathering spotlights wellness, community, and creativity across Northern Colorado. Browse handmade goods, apothecary items, and farm and homestead products, take part in workshops, and enjoy live music in a casual outdoor setting. The event takes place at Fort Collins City Park.

Fort Collins City Park
AUG14
Music

Cary Morin Duo at Otterbox Digital Dome Fort Collins!

Settle in for a cozy night of music with the Cary Morin Duo inside the OtterBox Digital Dome Theater at FCMoD. This unique dome setting provides an engaging backdrop for inventive guitar playing and distinctive songwriting. Guitarist David Bromberg has praised Cary Morin for originality and virtuosity on the guitar, as well as equally original singing and songwriting, highlighting a unique voice at the heart of this performance.

OtterBox Digital Dome Theater at FCMoD
AUG14
Sports

2026 RUMBLE

2026 RUMBLE presents on-road racing on a carpet surface, featuring electric vehicles in 10 and 12 scale.

AUG15
Sports

Four Winds CHJA II

The Four Winds hosts a Colorado Hunter Jumper Association recognized horse show with courses crafted by a USEF licensed "R" course designer and supported by experienced officials. The competition emphasizes high-quality course design and staffing, reflecting the standards of many A+ rated horse shows around the country, while remaining one of the more affordable options in Colorado. All horses trailering onto the property must have a health certificate and a current Coggins test. If an infectious disease outbreak occurs, requirements may change, so updates are shared on the venue’s website and Facebook page. These measures promote sound horsemanship and protect the well-being of every horse on site.

The Four Winds
AUG16
Music

Ratboys | Aggie Theatre

Ratboys take the stage at Aggie Theatre, presenting the Chicago four-piece’s vivid blend of twang, bright hooks, and candid storytelling. Their newest release, Singin’ to an Empty Chair, is the band’s sixth album and first on New West Records. Shaped by vocalist Julia Steiner’s effort to open a dialogue with a once-close loved one, the songs balance intimate reflection with a spirited spark. Created with co-producer Chris Walla, the album began at a quiet cabin in Wisconsin, then continued at Steve Albini’s Electrical Audio in Chicago and later at Rosebud Studio in Evanston. It moves from buoyant power pop on “Anywhere” to post-country textures on “Penny in the Lake,” pauses for tender moments like “Just Want You to Know the Truth,” and blasts into the expansive “Light Night Mountains All That.” Written after Steiner began therapy, the collection travels from reaching into silence to a calm resolution, folding in honesty, humor, and a touch of chaos along the way.

Aggie Theatre
AUG20
Music

Thursday Night Live featuring Rainbow Girls

Rainbow Girls step into the spotlight for Thursday Night Live, a 16-week concert series celebrating a wide range of music from Colorado and beyond. The series lifts up both emerging and established performers, creating space for artist discovery and connection across the Northern Colorado community. These outdoor shows are free for everyone, with Rainbow Girls bringing a blend of sweetness and emotional punch to the stage.

Fort Collins Old Town Square
AUG20
Music

Midnight North with Emberfield | Aggie Theatre | Presented by KRFC 88.9 FM

KRFC 88.9 FM presents a live performance featuring Midnight North with Emberfield. Rooted in the Bay Area music community, Midnight North was founded by singer songwriters Grahame Lesh and Elliott Peck with bassist Connor O’Sullivan, later completing the lineup with drummer and banjo player Nathan Graham. The group sharpened its sound and chemistry through regular performances at Terrapin Crossroads in San Rafael. Midnight North’s fifth studio album, Diamonds in the Zodiac, released on the Americana Vibes label, continues the direction set by There’s Always a Story and draws on a wide spectrum of American roots styles, including bluegrass, country, soul, blues, funk, jazz, and gospel. The project was produced by Amy Helm and includes contributions from Phil and Brian Lesh, Jason Crosby, and TJ Kanczuzewski. It was recorded at Dave Schools’ Spacecamp studio in Occidental and mixed by D. James Goodwin, with album artwork by Micah Nelson, also known as Particle Kid. The band features dual lead writers in Lesh and Peck, bringing both song driven storytelling and expansive, improvisation friendly ideas. Notable pieces from this era include Questions, influenced by Jeff Tweedy’s songwriting approach, and The Colors Here with Phil Lesh on bass, Jason Crosby on violin, and Amy Helm on harmonies, as well as a new take on Back to California supported by a choir of friends and family. Guests under 18 require an accompanying adult.

Aggie Theatre
AUG21
Workshops & Classes

Food Preservation: Jams and Jellies

Learn how to make jams and jellies with just four basics, combining fruit with pectin, an acid, and sugar. The session focuses on safe, simple ways to preserve seasonal produce, with guidance on both freezing and using a water bath canner so you can confidently create homemade spreads.

AUG29
Music

Emo Night Karaoke Fort Collins

Emo Night Karaoke brings a full-band karaoke experience to The Soundbar in Fort Collins. Singers step into the spotlight as the lead vocalist while the band performs live on stage. Stage signups will be available for anyone eager to take a turn at the mic. A set list is offered on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music to help performers get ready.

Sound Bar
AUG30
Music

Monster Rally with special guest RUMTUM | Aggie Theatre

Monster Rally with special guest RUMTUM takes the stage at Aggie Theatre, showcasing a tropical-leaning, mellow lo-fi sound. Led by Cleveland artist Ted Feighan, Monster Rally blends 90s hip hop influences with the exotic textures of the 60s to create a transportive, dreamlike atmosphere. His distinctive, escapist tracks have drawn wide attention from listeners and critics, surpassing 75 million streams and leading to appearances at festivals including Outside Lands, Noise Pop, SXSW, CMJ and Treefort. Feighan is also an accomplished visual artist, with collaborations spanning Topo Chico, Juneshine, Subliminal Projects, The Standard Hotel and Urban Outfitters, along with solo exhibitions. Recent work includes the Flower Shower EP on his own imprint, a companion to the full-length Botanica Dream, recognized by Gorilla vs Bear.

Aggie Theatre
SEP4
Music

Hostage Situation | Aggie Theatre

Aggie Theatre hosts Hostage Situation, a Denver based trio formed in the summer of 2021. Known for the breadth of music they produce and DJ, they center their sets on hard hitting dubstep and riddim while also exploring other bass styles that aim for more emotionally charged, moving moments. In just a few years they have performed at venues across the country and sold out their first three headlining shows at The Black Box, Meow Wolf Denver, and The Gothic Theatre. Their festival resume includes Global Dance Festival, Supernatural Festival, Decadence NYE Colorado, and Forbidden Kingdom, and fans are eager to watch their momentum continue.

Aggie Theatre
SEP5
Music

Konstruct Brewing

A three-piece acoustic group performs live at Konstruct Brewing.

SEP11
Markets

Noco Moon Market

Noco Moon Market is a market event described as a great outing.

City Park Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521, United States
SEP13
Music

The Expendables | Aggie Theatre | Presented by 105.5 The Colorado Sound & Natural Alternatives

105.5 The Colorado Sound and Natural Alternatives present The Expendables at Aggie Theatre. Rooted in Santa Cruz, the band grew from high school parties playing surf-rock covers into a long-running act known for a lively blend of ska, surf rock, punk, reggae, and metal. Their recent track "Surfman Cometh" channels spaghetti western flavor with surf-inspired twang, emerging from sessions in their own Band Room rehearsal space with the final mix crafted in-house. Their catalog includes the studio album Sand in the Sky and acoustic collections such as Gone Raw, following the earlier Gone Soft release. The Moment EP debuted at number one on Billboard’s Reggae chart and features collaborations with HIRIE, Tech N9ne, Eric Rachmany, and Micah Peuschel.

Aggie Theatre
SEP16
Music

Tony Furtado Trio w/ Johnny B Connolly Trio

The Tony Furtado Trio headlines with special guests Luke Price and Simon Chrisman, sharing the bill with the Johnny B Connolly Trio featuring Cary Novotny and Maire Egan. Furtado is an expressive singer and versatile songwriter who moves easily among banjo, cello-banjo, slide guitar, and baritone ukulele, drawing on a broad spectrum of American roots sounds. His touring life has ranged from solo sets to full-band performances and has included collaborations with Gregg Allman and renowned slide players such as David Lindley, Derek Trucks, and Sonny Landreth. His festival appearances span Telluride Bluegrass, High Sierra, Jazz Aspen, Kerrville Folk, Strawberry Music, Winnipeg Folk, Sisters Folk, San Jose Jazz, and more. Joining him are five-time Grand National Fiddle champion Luke Price and hammer dulcimer virtuoso Simon Chrisman. This concert supports The Matthews House, Project Self-Sufficiency, and The Family Center/La Familia. All event profits from ticket sales, along with donations from the auction and from wine and beer sales, go directly to these organizations. Tickets are $32 in advance and $37 at the door, and children 12 and under are admitted free. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for extra seating. Well-behaved pets on leashes are welcome. Part of Fort Collins Nursery’s Rock Garden Concert Series, now in its 11th season, the nursery transforms into The Rock Garden, a one-of-a-kind outdoor venue set along Dry Creek and the Cache la Poudre River, surrounded by plants, trees, and wildlife. A beer and wine tent and a food truck will be on site. Support for this show comes from series sponsor Horsetooth Heating, Air & Plumbing, show sponsor DS Constructors LLC, and contributing sponsors The Colorado Sound, North Forty News, Odell Brewing Co., KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins, The Elizabeth Hotel, and Fort Collins Nursery.

Fort Collins Nursery
JAN27
Groups & Meetups

Fort Collins Int’l. Folk Dancing

Enjoy weekly recreational international folk dancing every Tuesday night in Fort Collins. No experience or partner is necessary. You can expect old and new dances from various cultures in a relaxed atmosphere with friendly people.

Empire Grange
DEC30
Workshops & Classes

Grace + Power - Adult Ballet

Join Becka Repp for Adult Ballet at Wildfire Community Arts Center. Contact Becka for cost and registration information.

Wildfire Arts Center

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