Events in Loveland

Musical Moments

A music-focused program created for preschoolers, featuring singing, playful activities, and early learning exploration. Held at the Berthoud Community Library, this session encourages little ones to learn, move, and make music together in a friendly library setting.

Bonus Business After Hours

Bonus Business After Hours takes place at Casa Sagrada in Loveland. Newcomers and current members are welcome. It is presented by Northern Colorado Community.

Union Men's Group

Union Spiritual Community’s men’s group offers a welcoming place to come as you are. Participants share a meal, talk openly, let off steam, and laugh together, with a focus on growing as fathers, coworkers, brothers, and men. Conversations are candid, authentic, and sometimes offbeat, spanning topics from Roman history and politics to favorite horror films. Arrive hungry and curious, ready for genuine connection. Dinner and childcare are provided, with a suggested donation of $5.

Monthly PTCO Meeting

The monthly PTCO meeting will be held in the Riverview library. The meeting is open to parents, teachers, and community members, and no registration is required. Discussion will include upcoming events and fundraisers, volunteer opportunities, and school news, with time for participants to share ideas. Childcare is available, provided by student volunteers from Mountain View High School.

Loveland April Support

This supportive gathering offers space for conversation and camaraderie for people in the Loveland area who have LGBTQ+ family or friends. The group meets in person at Larimer County Loveland Campus, with a virtual participation option available.

Line Dance Lessons & Open Dance

Learn line dancing at The Boot Grill with guidance for beginners through intermediate dancers, taught by Sara Elder of Line Dance With Sara. After the lesson, enjoy an open dance by request to practice the steps you just picked up. Admission is free. Consider arriving early to have dinner at the venue before the dancing starts.

Monday Mugs & Mingles

At Feellove Coffee Loveland, this low key meetup helps turn Monday into something to look forward to by bringing coffee lovers together for real conversation without phones. The setting is relaxed and pressure free. Guests can journal, draw, read, and chat over bagels and coffee while connecting with positive people. It is designed to make the start of the week feel lighter and more energized and it offers a natural way to meet new people, including potential partners, in a comfortable café environment. The gathering is part of the All Swiped Out movement, which encourages moving beyond dating apps and building connections in person.

Loveland-Community Breast Ultrasound Screening

This community screening makes it simple to add ultrasound to your breast health routine. Ultrasound can raise cancer detection rates from roughly 48 percent to 97 percent, especially for those with dense breast tissue. It can also reveal cancers that may not be found with mammograms or physical exams alone. HerScan offers quick, convenient, and budget friendly access to this technology. Each appointment includes imaging of both breasts and the underarm area along with a radiologist’s interpretation. Exams are painless, involve no radiation, are safe for individuals with implants, and do not require a prescription. The full service is $295, noted as a value of up to $1,100.

Burger Monday

Burger Monday returns at Cactus Grille Loveland with every burger on the menu paired with fries for $8.88 each. The lineup now features new hand pressed patties prepared fresh. This offer is available on Mondays for dine in only.

35th Annual Colorado Governor’s Art Show & Sale

Now in its 35th year, the Governor’s Art Show and Sale presents a six-week juried exhibition at the Loveland Museum devoted exclusively to Colorado artists. The 2026 edition features work by 65 Colorado fine artists, including 10 making their debut and 55 returning contributors. Recognized as one of the largest exhibitions of its kind and a key part of Loveland’s arts identity, it offers a chance to explore original pieces for a collection, select statement art for the home, or find meaningful gifts while directly supporting artists from across the state. Art can be viewed and purchased in person and online throughout the exhibition. Presented by the Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary Clubs in collaboration with the Loveland Museum, the show carries the endorsement of the Governor of Colorado. In line with its Art With Heart mission, net proceeds benefit Rotary-supported charitable initiatives and causes such as the Thompson Education Foundation, and they also provide scholarships for local art students. Admission is $7 for Loveland residents and $10 for non-residents, with free entry for visitors 12 and under. Tickets are available at the door.

(Loveland) Monday Night Poker at Verboten Brewing – Rocky Mountain Poker Venues

Verboten Brewing & Barrel Project hosts poker every Monday. You can win bar gift cards and earn bonus chips for the Verboten Brewing Quarterly Tournament.

Fueling Strength & Movement Workshop

Discover how everyday foods nourish bones, muscles, and movement in this free workshop at Loveland Life Center. The session translates current research into clear steps for building and keeping strength, lowering the chance of injury, and supporting long-term wellness. Attendees take home recipe ideas and practical tips for adding more nutrients to daily meals, along with simple exercises to practice at home that boost strength and mobility. Expect actionable takeaways you can use immediately, plus a live food demonstration and tasting featuring a power smoothie.

Intro to Mushrooms (Uses, Benefits, How to Grow)

This introductory session at Orion’s Apothecary & Mushrooms focuses on functional and medicinal mushrooms. Attendees will explore what they are used for, the benefits associated with them, and straightforward methods for growing mushrooms.

Ribbon Cutting Evolve Graphic Solutions

An official Loveland Chamber ribbon cutting welcomes Evolve Graphic Solutions. The occasion brings together local businesses, community members, and Loveland Chamber Ambassadors for conversation and networking. It offers a chance to meet new people, build connections, and show support for a new chamber member. The focus is on celebrating a business that helps the community thrive and on uniting people in support of local success.

Master Gardener's Sustainability Series: Xeriscaping

This no-cost gardening class led by Master Gardeners from CSU Extension focuses on xeriscaping and practical ways to design a landscape that minimizes irrigation. Arriving on foot, by bicycle, or in a carpool makes attendees eligible to enter a drawing for a Source Zero gift card that will be awarded at the conclusion of the event series. More classes are planned, with details to come.

Scratch League

Bowling is scored on a scratch basis, and teams compete within an average cap.

Community Breast Ultrasound Screening

HerScan is hosting a community breast ultrasound screening at Bridge Health Clinic in the Events Meeting Room, offering an easy way to add ultrasound to a breast health plan. Ultrasound can complement other methods by detecting cancers that mammograms and physical exams may miss, and it can raise detection rates from about 48 percent to as high as 97 percent, particularly for dense breast tissue. The exam is painless, involves no radiation, is safe for those with implants, and is interpreted by a radiologist. No prescription is required. Each appointment includes imaging of both breasts and the underarm area, along with the radiologist’s reading, for $295, noted as a value of up to $1,100. HerScan focuses on providing quick, affordable, and convenient access to this important technology.

Loveland West Farmers Market

Loveland West Farmers Market at Jax is a recurring farmers market hosted at the West Loveland Jax location.

Stress Busting Program for Family Caregivers: Tuesdays, 3/31-5/26

Family caregivers supporting a person with dementia can take part in a nine-week class that explores what stress is, how it affects health, and practical ways to reduce it. Sessions introduce stress management techniques and guide participants through problem solving skills they can use day to day. The program has demonstrated benefits for caregivers, including an improved quality of life and stronger coping abilities. It offers knowledge, tools, and encouragement so caregivers can care for themselves while continuing to care for their loved ones.

Kids Open Play

Open play offers a friendly space for kids to move, explore, and build skills. Sessions are offered on Tuesdays and Fridays during the school year for children ages 18 months to 13 years. The drop in fee is $10 per child, and a 10 visit punch pass is available for $90. Birthday parties are not allowed during these sessions. For possible closures, please check the calendar or Facebook.

Bouncing Baby Storytime

Bouncing Baby Storytime welcomes children younger than two and their caregivers. Enjoy brief stories, gentle bouncing, songs, and playful finger and toe rhymes created for babies and the adults who care for them.

Connections on Tap: Timnath Chamber Monthly Happy Hour

A relaxed monthly happy hour from the Timnath Chamber of Commerce brings the local business community together for meaningful networking. Expect easygoing conversation, chances to spark collaborations, and a welcoming setting that makes it simple to grow professional relationships. Bring business cards and consider inviting a colleague. Admission is complimentary for members and $20 for non-members, and drink tickets can be arranged ahead of time. Attendees are encouraged to share the experience on social using #TimnathChamber and #ConnectionsOnTap.

Hump Day Bingo

Midweek bingo takes over Loveland Aleworks with multiple rounds and prizes awarded after each one. The rules are simple, the mood stays playful, and the crowd brings plenty of beer-powered cheer. It is a lively way to break up the week, whether you are in it for friendly banter or a competitive streak. Cards are ready, numbers keep rolling, and every round offers another chance to win.

Wednesday Game Night at Grimm Brothers Brewhouse

On Wednesdays, Grimm Brothers Brewhouse hosts a game night featuring contemporary board games, food, and opportunities to meet new people.

Hand Cream & Sugar Scrub Creations

Craft your own everyday self-care essentials in a welcoming studio class focused on hand cream and sugar scrub making. With clear, beginner-friendly guidance that walks through each stage, participants create two 2-ounce jars of hand cream and two 4-ounce jars of sugar scrub that work well for personal use or thoughtful gifts. Instruction explores how texture and scent shape the feel of skincare products, how to balance fragrance for a clean and cohesive blend, safe methods for combining ingredients, and practical tips for storage and daily use. All materials are provided, including professional-quality ingredients, fragrance blends, containers with labels, and the necessary tools and equipment. Optional premium materials or specialty add-ons may be available during the session. The class takes place at The Artisan Shop & Studio, costs $45, and is open to ages 12 and up. Registration is accepted only through official channels such as the organization’s website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and registrations or payments are not handled through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Cancellations submitted online at least seven days before the class receive a full refund.

Poppy Pals Volunteer Day

Poppy Pals offers weekly volunteer mornings created especially for moms, providing a welcoming place to connect, recharge, and contribute in the garden. Participants help with light tasks such as weeding, harvesting, and beautifying while little ones safely explore through age appropriate, nature-focused activities and crafts. A small snack is included. All women are welcome, whether expecting, new to motherhood, or more experienced. To prepare, apply sunscreen beforehand, wear closed-toed shoes, bring plenty of water, and bring gardening gloves if you have them. Extra gloves will be available. Please park along the gravel at the edge of the circle drive. Restrooms are not available on site at this time, and a toddler potty is provided. Details about provided child care are available through a separate form.

GPK Storytime

Grace Place Kids hosts a monthly storytime for toddlers, preschoolers and their caregivers. Each session includes songs, movement, a story, games, crafts and hands-on activities. The program supports early learning through play, encouraging language and literacy development along with cognitive and social-emotional growth. It also offers a chance for parents, grandparents and caregivers to engage with their little ones and connect with other adults. The gathering takes place in The Outpost, the kids building that is the green building on the left. Children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.

Perky Pre-K Storytime

Perky Pre-K Storytime features longer, interactive stories for pre-K children. The session includes songs and movement and concludes with a craft.

Burger and a beer

This event features a burger served with a beer. The focus is on enjoying this simple combo.

Birthline Meet & Greet

Birthline of Loveland is hosting a casual meet and greet that brings together local nonprofits and businesses to connect, collaborate, and strengthen community support. Attendees can meet others serving Loveland, introduce their mission or business, and explore partnership opportunities. Light refreshments will be available. There is no formal program, just open conversation. The gathering takes place at the Life Center in the Spruce Room in Loveland.

Adopt a Shelter Pet Day

An adoption event at PetSmart in Loveland celebrates National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day. Playful puppies and curious kittens will be on site seeking homes. Completing a pre-approved adoption questionnaire in advance is encouraged. Pre-approved adopters may meet animals during the first hour of the event. Appointments are not required. The event may end early if all animals are adopted.

Shady ELLders

Shady ELLders brings total shade to To The Fives Taproom & Lounge.

Spring Water Series: Know Your Yard – Your Rights & Landscaping Rules

Part of the Spring Water Series, Know Your Yard explores what homeowners can expect regarding landscaping rights, including how HOA and metro district rules align with state water law and what these entities can and cannot require. The presentation also highlights the local use of nonpotable irrigation systems and the key points residents should understand about them. Darren Nowles, Senior Water Efficiency Planner with Northern Water, leads a 60 to 75 minute talk followed by a Q&A. Although the Town of Timnath does not provide water utility service, this session connects residents with regional expertise and practical guidance for water wise living at home and in the community.

A Little Bit of Everything Trivia

Put your general knowledge to the test at a wide-ranging trivia night at Loveland Aleworks, with questions covering pop culture, movies, music, history, science, sports, and quirky facts. Rounds are unpredictable, so different teammates can have their moment to shine. Teams of up to six can compete, and the top team takes home beer and bragging rights. Settle in with a pint and enjoy an evening where anything could come up.

Tiffany-Style Stained Glass Sun Catcher

Explore the enduring beauty of stained glass in a beginner-friendly workshop that teaches the traditional Tiffany copper foil method while you create a radiant sun catcher for your window. Start by choosing from four thoughtfully crafted patterns designed to showcase the interplay of glass and light, then learn how to grind and fit glass pieces, apply copper foil, and solder everything into a finished piece. Guided instruction is provided throughout, from raw glass to a completed work ready to hang. Plan for about three hours to move through the full process. Because the craft involves detailed steps, some participants may need a bit more time beyond the scheduled session, which can be discussed with the instructor. Students may also return during studio hours to continue their project, with the instructor available for questions and brief guidance. All materials and tools are supplied, including pre-cut glass, a choice of four patterns, copper foil and solder, grinding equipment, and safety gear with instruction. The workshop takes place at The Artisan Shop & Studio. The cost is $65. Suitable for ages 16 and up, with parental guidance requested for participants 17 and under due to the use of soldering tools. Registration is handled only through the studio’s official channels such as its website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and registrations are not accepted through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Cancellations made online at least seven days in advance receive a full refund.

SpongeBob Trivia

Cactus Grille Loveland hosts a SpongeBob-themed trivia night where teams put their Bikini Bottom knowledge to the test. Participation is free, and themed food and drink specials are available all night. Expect prizes at the end. Hosted by Cray O-Matic Entertainment.

Country Swing Lesson

Thursday nights feature a country swing dance lesson at Tom Davis Saloon in Loveland. The class is easy to follow and works well as a lead in to more dancing. Participants may attend without a partner or come with friends.

Grandfamily Powerful Tools for Caregivers: Thursdays, 4/9 - 5/14

Designed for grandfamily caregivers, this six-week Thursday series offers 35 practical tools to help prevent burnout, manage stress, quiet negative self-talk, strengthen communication, clearly express needs, and handle difficult emotions. Participants are asked to attend all sessions in sequence, since this is a structured class rather than a drop-in program. Registration is required.

Roosevelt High School Blood Drive

Vitalant and community partners are hosting a blood drive at the Roosevelt High School Arena. Now in its seventh year, this life-saving effort focuses on helping people right in the local community. Donating blood is a simple way to make a meaningful difference, and every contribution supports patients who need it. To register, use blood drive code A182 or scan the QR code on the flyer.

Beginning Line Dance Class (Weekly)

Learn the basics of line dancing in a welcoming setting at the Sunflower Active Adult Community Clubhouse. This session is geared toward absolute beginners and those just getting started, with instruction that focuses on foundational steps. The format is pay as you go, with a $5 fee for Sunflower residents and $10 for nonresidents, and it is open to ages 9 through 99. First-time participants should call Sara at 970-222-8384 in advance to receive the gate code.

Spring 2026 Used Book Sale – Members only night – Friends of the Loveland Public Library

Friends of the Loveland Public Library launches its Spring 2026 Used Book Sale with an evening reserved for members, and anyone can become a member at the door. Explore gently used books, DVDs, CDs, games, and more, all priced to be easy on the wallet. Proceeds support Friends of the Loveland Public Library, helping fund library programs and services. Arriving early can mean the best selection and unexpected finds. After the members-only kickoff, the sale continues with a day open to the public and a Fill-A-Bag Day where prices are set by the bag or container. This event takes place at the Thomas M. McKee 4-H, Youth and Community Building.

Preschool Art Explorers — Ages 3-5

Preschoolers ages 3 to 5 can take part in an interactive art workshop that swaps out the usual paintbrush for hands-on exploration with a focus on the act of making. The experience encourages independence and imaginative thinking while supporting development of small and large motor skills. Participants may register for a single session or enjoy multiple unique workshops in the series. Parents are welcome to stay, but adult attendance is optional. This session, Workshop D, is led by instructor Heather Faires. Cost is $10.

Spring Garden Party

Celebrate the arrival of spring while honoring High Plains Environmental Center’s 25th birthday with a festive May Day gathering. RSVPs through the Eventbrite link are requested so organizers can plan enough snacks and craft supplies for everyone.

Laugh for a Cause

Comedy and libations set the scene for a community benefit supporting single parent families in Longmont and nearby communities. Revenue from tickets and sponsorships provides mentoring, encouragement, and resources that help these families thrive.

Hillbilly Demons

Hillbilly Demons roll into Loveland with a high energy country show at Tom Davis Saloon. The night offers cold drinks, a dance floor ready for a crowd, and the feel of a local favorite with an upbeat atmosphere, an enthusiastic crowd, and a focus on live music. Singing, dancing, and raised glasses set the tone.

*Studio Vino* Wild Daisies

Studio Vino hosts a guided painting session centered on Wild Daisies, a lively meadow scene with bright white blooms reaching for the sun and accents of purple and yellow wildflowers over a textured, splattered background. Designed for adults seeking a relaxed, social creative experience, participants can sip wine while exploring expressive brushwork. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance from long, flowing stems to delicate petals, helping each painter bring the scene to life. Expect a cheerful atmosphere focused on creativity and connection. Price is $39 per person.

“Pippin” Opening Night 👑

Opening night of Pippin invites support for the cast as they take the stage for their first performance.

Find Your Light Presents Cabaret

An immersive journey places the audience in 1930s Berlin during the rise of the Nazi party, capturing the grit and allure at the center of this story. As soon as attendees step inside, the setting comes to life with bartenders in authentic 1930s style and performances by several opening acts in the lounge. The production presents a deep, moving, and high energy narrative that stands as a pivotal work in musical theatre, with themes that continue to resonate today.

Billy Currington

Country star Billy Currington brings his 2026 tour to Blue Arena with a mix of uplifting singalongs and tender ballads. The set highlights nearly two decades of chart success, including 12 number one singles and many Platinum-certified hits such as People Are Crazy, Good Directions, and Must Be Doin’ Somethin’ Right. Fans can also hear newer tracks like Everything Is Changing and City Don’t alongside the classics.

Rondell Sheridan TICKETS

Rondell Sheridan takes the stage at the Rialto Theater with a lively comedy show that is great for families, blending easygoing storytelling with everyday observations for steady laughs from start to finish.

Rondell Sheridan: 40 Years in Comedy

This event features Rondell Sheridan in a show marking four decades of comedy. He is known for playing Victor Baxter on the Disney Channel series That’s So Raven and its spin-offs, has appeared in more than 200 television sitcoms, and has been a guest on The Tonight Show many times. Tickets are $30, and Premier seats are $45 including the ticketing fee.

Stuck on Vinyl

Settle in at The Boot for a casual evening that blends dinner with classic rock. Take your time, enjoy your meal, and stay for the music.

Terrific Toddler Storytime

A lively toddler storytime featuring engaging stories, plenty of singing and dancing, and books that help little ones grow. Children can stay active throughout, making it an upbeat way to enjoy stories and music together.

Monsoon

Twen and Monsoon share the bill at Sound Bar, previously The Coast. The accompanying note forgoes an outside quote in favor of a straightforward presentation.

REDFERRIN

Find tickets for Redferrin at Blue FCU Arena.

The Loveland Orchestra

The Loveland Orchestra presents a program that features Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man, Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite, and film music by John Williams. The performance also includes a featured appearance by the 2026 Young Artist Competition winner.

LEGO 'Star Wars' Build Event

An in-store LEGO building activity centered on Star Wars is intended for builders 10 and older, and participation is open to guests of any age.

NoCo Ballroom - One Year Anniversary!

NoCo Ballroom marks its first anniversary with a full day centered on dance and community. The celebration features workshops in Salsa, Foxtrot, West Coast Swing, Rumba, and Two Step, a food truck for refreshments, and a showcase of special performances honoring the dancers and the community. The day concludes with social dancing. Dancers of every level are welcome.

Plant Swap & Donation-based Plant Sale

A community event from Hope Roots brings plant lovers together for a swap followed by a donation-based sale. Bring indoor or outdoor plants and ceramic pots to trade. Participants receive one ticket for each item contributed, and tickets are drawn so attendees can select items from the swap tables. Please plan to arrive with items early so there is time to issue tickets before selections begin. Potting soil and tools will be available for repotting. After the swap, remaining plants will be available for any donation. Some special items provided by sponsors will appear only in the sale and may be offered through a silent auction. Proceeds support Hope Roots in expanding access to trauma recovery services in Colorado. Sponsorship opportunities are available for financial support and in-kind plant donations. Sponsors are highlighted on Hope Roots social channels before the sale. Sponsorships begin at 100 dollars and can combine funds and plants, with donation receipts available upon request.

Meet the Artist Week 2

As part of the Governor’s Art Show, the Loveland Museum and Gallery presents an opportunity to meet this week’s featured artists, Karen Conduff, Ryan Kennedy, David Harms, Rosetta, and Ron Schleiger. Guests can hear stories behind the work, ask questions, and engage with the art from a fresh perspective, whether they collect, admire, or are simply exploring creativity. Participation is included with regular museum admission.

Tiffany-Style Stained Glass Sun Catcher

Explore the craft of stained glass in a beginner-friendly workshop that teaches the traditional Tiffany copper foil technique. Create a radiant sun catcher that comes to life when light shines through it, with step-by-step guidance from start to finish. The class is held at The Artisan Shop & Studio. You will start by choosing from four thoughtfully designed patterns that highlight color and light, then learn how to grind and fit your pieces, apply copper foil, and solder everything into a polished work ready to hang. Most participants complete their project in about three hours. If more time is needed, additional work time can be arranged during class, and students may return during studio hours to continue, with the instructor available for brief guidance. All supplies and tools are provided, including pre-cut glass, copper foil and solder, grinding equipment, and safety gear. The fee is $65. Open to ages 16 and up, with parental guidance required for anyone 17 or under because of soldering tools. Registration is accepted only through the shop’s website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and payments are not taken through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Cancellations made online at least seven days in advance receive a full refund.

Spore Swap & Chat - a mycology/mushroom meetup where everyone is welcome!

This welcoming mycology meetup brings mushroom enthusiasts together to swap or gift spores, swabs, prints, liquid culture, and agar plates, and to chat about mushrooms. Bringing items is optional, everyone is welcome to participate. Please bring only materials you plan to trade or give away. The gathering takes place monthly on the first Saturday.

Derby Grill

Honky tonk provides the soundtrack for time spent on the patio, creating a laid-back atmosphere.

Hootenanny

City Star Brewing marks 14 years with an anniversary hootenanny featuring special beer releases, live music, food trucks, flash tattoos, and an opportunity to sign up for the deputy mug club. The music lineup includes performances by Younger Than Dirt, Downright Ornery, Rachel Alena, and The Constant Tourists.

Luke Hahn-Zollo & Tony Bellucci Dead + Such at Timnath Beerwerks

Timnath Beerwerks presents a set of Grateful Dead favorites alongside other upbeat tunes performed by Luke Hahn-Zollo and Tony Bellucci of Tumbledown Shack. Settle in with food and drinks while the duo keeps the vibe lively. There is no cover, and tips for the musicians are appreciated.

Dori Jo Duo

Loveland Aleworks hosts live music from the Dori Jo Duo. Featuring Dori Jo of Sheridan, Wyoming, the set blends classic 90s country influences with modern pop favorites for an energetic yet easygoing vibe. Relax at the brewery, enjoy the music, and pair it with cold beer and friendly company.

Best Friends Night- Kids' Nite Out Across America

Designed for ages 7 to 12, this Kids' Nite Out offers a fun, supervised evening where children can unwind, be themselves, and meet new friends. This friendship themed night features a bestie photo booth, make your own friendship bracelets, a karaoke contest, kickball that takes over the whole gym, and a lively bingo session. Beyond the spotlight activities, there are many other choices available, including swimming, dancing with a DJ, video game tournaments, arts and crafts, sports tournaments, and scavenger hunts. The program emphasizes safety with a maximum staffing ratio of 1 to 25, with most events staffed at 1 to 20. All team members complete an annual national background check. Through a partnership with the City of Loveland Police Department, an officer is present. Participants remain on site until picked up by an adult, and lifeguards are provided at the pool through the facility.

Held in Loving Resonance: A Sound Journey

Created for mothers, their children, and anyone who steps into those roles, this Sound Journey provides a calm setting to unwind, connect, and settle into deep rest. Making its debut at Grace Yoga and Wellness in Loveland, it blends original poetry, guided visualization, and a variety of instruments into an immersive tapestry of gentle sound. The atmosphere encourages a slower pace, supportive vibrations, and care for the relationship with self and with one another, offering a meaningful moment of connection for families, including mothers and daughters.

What? The Constant Tourists are Playing at City Sta

An all ages hootenanny honors City Star's anniversary, with a festive atmosphere and great beer. Guests can enjoy entertainment throughout the celebration.

Dominick Antonelli at Meadkrieger Meadery

Dominick Antonelli returns to Meadkrieger Meadery in Loveland, Colorado for an evening of live music, lively crowd interaction, and plenty of laughs. His previous visit brought an upbeat atmosphere and paired the performance with delicious mead. This show offers a chance to experience his set locally before he embarks on his first national tour.

7th Annual Neverland Banked Slalom

Never Summer is partnering with Toyota, Red Bull, and Loveland Ski Area to present the seventh annual Neverland Banked Slalom. More information will be announced soon.

Family and Friends Appreciation Day

Celebrate Family and Friends Appreciation Day with a buy one, get one offer on coffee and food. Bring a friend or a favorite family member to share coffee and pastries together and make it a sweet moment for two.

Find Your Light Cabaret

An immersive theatrical experience transports you to 1930s Berlin during the rise of the Nazi party, drawing you into the world of Cabaret. Upon arrival, the space becomes a period lounge with bartenders styled after the era and multiple opening acts that set the mood. The story is intense, moving, and high energy, a pivotal work in musical theatre with themes that still resonate today.

Karaoke

Karaoke takes over Cactus Grille Loveland with opportunities for guests to step up to the mic and showcase their vocals. Food and drink specials are available throughout the event. Hosted by Cray-O-Matic Entertainment.

5th Annual High Plains Honor Flight Poker Run NOW A BIGGER BETTER LOCATION

The fifth annual poker run benefiting High Plains Honor Flight has moved to Thunder Mountain Harley-Davidson. This ride raises funds to support flights that honor U.S. veterans with a day at the nation’s memorials in Washington, D.C., provided at no cost to those who served. High Plains Honor Flight, part of the Honor Flight Network, is an entirely volunteer-operated 501(c)(3) that directs all proceeds to honoring veterans. Each flight sends about 120 veterans and currently costs $250,000. Since 2008, more than 4,000 veterans from World War II, Korea, and Vietnam, along with Purple Heart recipients from Middle East conflicts, have taken part. The organization serves veterans in Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming. The run welcomes anything on wheels, including motorcycles, hot rods, lifted show trucks, and classic farm pickups. Breakfast burritos will be available for purchase during registration, and the second stop will offer a quick brat and chips option.

2nd Annual Community Garden Plant Sale

Berthoud Local presents its second annual plant sale, welcoming both new and experienced gardeners. Browse heirloom seeds, fresh herbs, colorful annuals, and handmade wooden items including baskets, with more to discover. The event supports Pioneer Park’s Community Garden and offers a chance to meet fellow plant lovers and get answers to gardening questions. Consider bringing gardening gloves and any questions you would like to explore, and if attendance is not possible, support for Berthoud Local and the Community Garden can be made through donations.

Kentucky Derby Party

Big hats, bow ties, and Southern flair take center stage at this annual Kentucky Derby Party at Loveland Aleworks. Celebrate the famed two minutes of horse racing with beer, friendly company, and plenty of Derby style. Dress to impress in bold hats, sharp suits, or seersucker, and receive $1 off beers when you arrive in Derby attire. Whether you come for the fashion, the race, or simply to raise a glass with friends, this free event offers a festive time at the brewery.

Bird Banding & Bird Walk

Nature lovers can spend a morning immersed in local birdlife through a live bird banding demonstration followed by a guided bird watching walk. Scott Rashid, Director of the Colorado Avian Research and Rehabilitation Institute, leads the banding near the HPEC Barn, where songbirds are briefly captured in a net, then gently removed, identified, weighed, measured, and fitted with small bands. While waiting between catches, he shares stories and insights from his research. Depending on how many birds arrive, participants may even have a chance to hold a bird. After the demonstration, Sheila Webber, an expert birder and board member of the Northern Colorado Bird Alliance, leads a viewing walk around Equalizer Lake. She has documented more than 200 species in the foothills region and enjoys helping others spot and identify what they see. Attendees can download the free eBird app to record sightings. This outdoor program is weather dependent, with cancellations for snow, rain, or extreme wind or cold shared via Facebook or email. Dogs are welcome on leash, children are welcome, and strollers can be accommodated. Trails are natural surface. Helpful items include binoculars, sturdy walking shoes, layered clothing, water, a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Bird banding is part of a national scientific program coordinated by the US Geological Survey and the Canadian Wildlife Service. Data from these sessions is submitted to the USGS Bird Banding Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland to support research on populations and conservation. Licensed, highly trained researchers conduct the work with care, and birds routinely return to these sites to feed and nest.

Coffee, Shopping, & Plant Help

A relaxed morning at Mountain Roots pairs coffee with plant guidance. Love & Latte will be on site serving favorites like cold brew, lattes, and matcha while visitors meander through the greenhouse and outdoor spaces at an easy pace. In the perennial section, Dave and the team offer friendly, practical support for anything from specific questions to plant selection and ideas for a garden space. There is no appointment required and no pressure, just straightforward advice. Guests can bring questions or a friend, enjoy the setting, find inspiration, pick up new tips, and head home feeling more confident about their garden.

Free Singing Workshop (ages 11-18) 🎤

Erin Batlle of Summit Performing Arts leads a free vocal workshop for ages 11 to 18. The session highlights vocal technique, vocal health, and musical theatre for developing singers.

Spring Craft Show

Join us for our Spring Craft Show! There will be 15+ local vendors, making it easy to find the perfect Mothers Day gift.

U-Create Open Studios

Create at your own pace in a welcoming community open studio. Wildfire provides materials, and an instructor offers a suggested art activity to get you started, or you can bring your own project and supplies to work on in the studio. All ages are welcome with an adult, and ages 11 and up may participate independently. The cost is $5.

Loveland Academy of Music's 2026 Spring Recital

Loveland Academy of Music hosts its Spring 2026 recitals at the Rialto Theatre, bringing a full weekend of music and celebration. Students who have been refining their craft step into the spotlight to share the progress they have made in a series of performances. Family members, friends, and music lovers are welcome to experience the dedication and passion on display. Admission is free and the recitals are open to the public.

Spring 2026 Used Book Sale

Explore a wide selection of previously loved books, DVDs, CDs, games, and more at the Friends of the Loveland Public Library book sale at the Thomas M. McKee 4-H, Youth and Community Building. Browse popular novels, children’s picks, cookbooks, vintage titles, and other surprises, all priced to be easy on the wallet. Purchases benefit the Friends of the Loveland Public Library and help fund library programs and services. The sale includes multiple sessions, featuring a preview for members with the option to purchase a membership at the door, a public sale, and a Fill-A-Bag Day with pricing by the bag or container. Arriving early offers the best selection.

Gold Rush in Leadville

At Dunning Gallery, this exhibition presents prints that trace Leadville’s origins during the gold rush, when hopeful settlers journeyed west seeking fortune and a new start. The artwork pairs idealized imagery with unvarnished scenes, showing how discoveries in California Gulch in 1859 propelled a rough mining camp to become a rapidly growing industrial city in Colorado. Together, these pieces consider how mining, migration, and ambition shaped the community. An exhibit event, History Matters: Community History Harvest, created with the Colorado State University History Department, is free.

Book Fair Fundraiser

Shoppers can visit Barnes & Noble at Centerra to help raise money for free speech and reading screens, and online sales are credited as well.

Mollie McGee's Spring Craft Market

Mollie McGee's Spring Craft Market makes its return to Northern Colorado. Explore more than 120 artisan craft booths throughout The Ranch Event Complex and browse a wide range of handmade items. It offers a seasonal marketplace for browsing and picking out gifts.

Marshmallow Making for Kids

Children can learn the traditional technique for making marshmallows in an enjoyable, educational class. Parents are required to remain with their child throughout the class. The cost is $20 per child.

International Women's Ride Day Poker Run

Set off from Thunder Mountain Harley-Davidson for a Poker Run in honor of International Women’s Ride Day, built around great miles and easy camaraderie. Registration takes place at the dealership before riders depart, with complimentary snacks available prior to rollout. The destination stays under wraps until the group heads out to keep the ride full of surprises. Prizes are on the line, including $100 in cash for the highest poker hand and a $100 gift card for the lowest hand. After the route wraps up, the dealership keeps the momentum going with live music and local vendors. The experience suits riders at any stage, from newcomers to long-time enthusiasts.

Loveland Preschool Spring Fair

Loveland Preschool hosts a festive Spring Fair open to the public and welcoming all ages. Guests can enjoy free Culver’s custard, face painting, storytime, interactive music with Key Magia, dancing with Tippie Toes, and sand art with Artisan You. A marketplace of local vendors will be on hand, featuring artists, makers, and small businesses.

Paint & Sip: Bottle Art Workshop

Transform an everyday wine bottle into unique art at a relaxed, hands-on bottle art workshop hosted by Winery 5280 in Loveland. Enjoy a welcoming setting that pairs wine with friendly company and creative fun, with step by step instruction suited to both first timers and seasoned makers. Tickets are $30 and include all instruction and decorating materials. Wine or bottle purchases are handled separately at the winery upon arrival, with options that include red wine for $35, white wine for $25, or an empty bottle for $10. Purchasing a full bottle comes with a complimentary wine tasting before the class. Leave with a one of a kind piece that reflects your style while supporting a local, family owned winery. Space is limited.

Nests: A Trypophobian Nightmare - Sylvia Eichmann

Presented in the Mezzanine Gallery, this exhibition centers on Pods & Labyrinths, an immersive installation by Sylvia Eichmann that explores the boundary between protection and exposure. Inspired by natural forms such as swallow nests, seed pods, and barnacles, its clustered shapes carry a sense of home while hinting at hidden hollows and unseen interiors. The installation encourages viewers to look beneath the surface and consider how discomfort and darkness can become prompts for transformation and growth. This evolving community of nests invites interaction, welcomes photography, and supports ongoing participation, creating an experience that is both shared and personal. Eichmann holds dual Swiss and U.S. nationality, lives in Loveland, and maintains a studio at Artworks Center for Contemporary Art. Her conceptual, multimedia practice reflects psycho-spiritual interests shaped by years of living, studying, and exhibiting across several continents.

Tattoo Pop-Up

Wicked Tequila Room hosts a pop-up featuring Satori Tattoo with tattoos and basic piercings. Earlier in the day, the Spring Craft Show takes place in the alley, offering a chance to shop local before visiting for fresh ink or a basic piercing.

Zero Proof Showcase

The Love Shack is hosting the first annual non-alcoholic beverage festival in Downtown Loveland. Sample local and national non-alcoholic beers, wines, spirits, and cocktails. Attendees can enjoy food, music, raffles, and more. Entry-only tickets are available for all ages and include discounts on food and beverages, plus access to live music and games. All-access tickets require a 21+ valid ID at the door. All-access tickets include free samples from all vendors, complimentary food, discounts on menu items, live music, games, and raffles.

Combat Patrol Game Day

As the Great Rift tears across the stars and the Era Indomitus rages on, every resource becomes precious and every world turns into a warzone. The fighting now converges on Agrax, an Imperial planet whose Pigment-Wells in Imperium Sanctus and the STC for substance 142XX22, known as Earthshade, make it a prize no faction can ignore. This narrative Combat Patrol game day invites players to field their chosen force and be randomly assigned to teams that will either protect the wells in the name of order or raid them to claim Earthshade. Across three rounds, the outcome of this struggle will be decided, with in-game bonuses and rewards triggered by heroic achievements and memorable moments on the tabletop. The gathering is held in conjunction with a 9th store anniversary celebration. Participants should bring a Warhammer 40,000 Combat Patrol painted to a Battle Ready standard, with no 3D prints or proxies. Bring your Combat Patrol rules from your codex or available free on Warhammer Community, along with dice, a tape measure, and other gaming essentials.

World Labyrinth Day Walk For Peace

In Loveland, All Saints Episcopal Church will host a community gathering as part of World Labyrinth Day, now in its eighteenth year, bringing together thousands around the globe in a walking meditation for peace and a celebration of the labyrinth tradition. The program begins with a welcome and an introduction to walking a labyrinth, helpful for both newcomers and experienced walkers. An open walk follows on the All Saints Community Labyrinth, with guidance and support available throughout. Activities are planned for the church lawn, and an indoor labyrinth will be available if the weather is uncooperative or for those who prefer walking indoors. This gathering welcomes anyone curious about labyrinth paths, which are contemplative walkways rather than mazes, and contributes to a worldwide ripple of peaceful intention.

1/2 off wine | Calm Coastal Inlet

Enjoy a laid-back art session at Painting with a Twist that encourages you to relax and get creative. Paint a tranquil coastal inlet while taking advantage of half-price wine. By the end, you will head home with a finished piece that is uniquely yours.

(Loveland) – Saturday Afternoon Poker at Charlie L’s Pub – Rocky Mountain Poker Venues

Enjoy a free-to-play bar poker event. Players can win bar gift cards and earn bonus chips for the quarterly tournament. The venue also offers darts and pool.

Saturday Night Poker

Boise Tavern in Loveland hosts a poker event presented by Rocky Mountain Poker Venues. The organization offers free to play bar poker at 31 bars, breweries and restaurants throughout Colorado’s Front Range. For details on starting a game, contact Rocky Mountain Poker Venues at (720) 937-4691.

Rachel is Kozi

Find tickets for Rachel is Kozi at The Atrium At The Alley Cat.

Jellyfish Terrarium Workshop

Get creative with The Creative Connection at Loveland Aleworks by crafting a whimsical terrarium with a floating jellyfish effect. The workshop includes a glass vase, an urchin and air plant jellyfish, ocean themed decorations, and a complimentary drink of your choice from Loveland Aleworks.

Dot Painting 101

Explore dot painting in a structured, beginner-friendly workshop that focuses on building rhythm, controlling patterns, and placing color cleanly with acrylics and dotting tools. No prior experience is needed, and step-by-step instruction will guide you as you create two designs. During the session, you will be introduced to essential tools and techniques, receive coaching on spacing, symmetry, and pattern building, and learn how to layer color for depth and contrast. Support is provided throughout so you can complete two individual pieces ready to display. All materials are included, such as prepared painting surfaces, acrylic paints, and dotting tools. This class takes place at The Artisan Shop & Studio. The fee is $35 and it is open to ages 10 and up. Registration is accepted only through the official website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, not through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Cancellations made online at least seven days in advance receive a full refund.

Intro to Mushrooms (Uses, Benefits, How to Grow)

An introductory session at Orion’s Apothecary & Mushrooms that focuses on the world of functional and medicinal mushrooms. Participants will learn about common applications, potential benefits, and straightforward techniques for growing mushrooms, with guidance geared toward beginners and the mushroom curious.

Cabaret

At Mountain View High School, this Cabaret event invites attendees into a recreation of 1930s Berlin during the rise of the Nazi party. The environment is designed to feel like a working club, with bartenders dressed in the period’s style and a lounge featuring several opening performances before the main story unfolds. Expect a narrative that is both emotionally wrenching and high energy, long regarded as a cornerstone of musical theatre. Its themes remain relevant, offering a vivid theatrical journey that connects past and present.

*Studio Vino* The Force Is Strong

Celebrate Star Wars Day with a family-friendly painting session at Studio Vino. Create a playful space-themed canvas featuring a small galactic toddler peeking from a swirling, star-filled backdrop. An instructor will guide participants step by step through blending rich deep-space blues and using paint splatter effects to build a sparkling galaxy. Suitable for all skill levels, and everyone leaves with a finished work of art in a fun, festive setting. Pricing is $29 for adults and $19 for children 10 and under.

Bells of the Rockies Spring Concert 2026

At Mountain View Presbyterian Church, this spring concert highlights how music evokes and connects with human emotion. Admission is free, and donations are accepted.

Delta Fusion

Delta Fusion returns to Tom Davis Saloon with a mix of classic rock, originals, funk, blues, and folk rock. The show adds a playful salute to favorite friends and wingmen, with a nod to music lovers of all kinds. It is a genre-spanning performance with a friendly, celebratory vibe.

Spring 2026 Used Book Sale: Fill-A-Bag Day

Refresh your shelves without overspending at the Friends of the Loveland Public Library book sale. Browse gently used books along with DVDs, CDs, games, and other finds, all offered at budget-friendly prices. The closing session is Fill-A-Bag Day, when purchases are priced by the bag or container. Proceeds support the Friends organization and help fund library programs and services. Arriving early can help you find the widest selection. The sale includes a members-only preview, a day open to the public, and then Fill-A-Bag Day to wrap things up.

$12 Bottomless Mimosas | Fresh Picked Flowers

Take a break, relax, and explore your creative side. Youll be guided through the featured painting step by step by local artists. At the end of the experience, you will create your very own custom work of art and a lasting memory. You can purchase beer, wine, and soft drinks at the Inspiration Bar.

Mosaic Lamp Workshop

Discover the glow and color of stained glass while crafting a mosaic lamp in a guided, hands-on class at The Artisan Shop & Studio. Participants design and assemble a small lamp that blends light, pattern, and color into a functional piece, and everyone leaves with a finished lamp complete with base and electrical components. The session welcomes beginners, with step-by-step instruction throughout. Expect to work with pre-cut stained glass, receive tips on arranging color and pattern on a curved surface, and learn spacing, balance, and cohesive design, along with adhesive application, grouting, and final assembly. All supplies are provided, including glass pieces, lamp base and electrical components, adhesive and grout, protective gear, and the necessary tools. Optional upgrades for a larger lamp and specialty add-ons may be available to personalize your project. The workshop is open to ages 12 and up, and the cost is $55. Registration is accepted only through official channels such as the studio website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and registrations or payments are not taken through third-party sites or social media messages. Cancellations completed online at least seven days before class receive a full refund.

Truckin Hungry @ Backyard Tap!

Truckin Hungry will be at Backyard Tap in Loveland.

Sip & Paint Boobie Planters

Enjoy a creative experience at To The Fives Taproom & Lounge with a relaxed sip and paint celebrating the beauty of the female form. Create your own boobie planter and pot a new plant to take home. Each ticket includes a 5 inch tall planter with a retail value of $36, one plant, one beverage, and all paints and supplies. Tickets must be purchased in advance so materials can be prepared. The event is open to adults 18 and older and welcomes all genders and orientations.

Solo

This event features a solo performance at City Star Brewing.

MVPC Mah Jongg

Mah Jongg, a classic tile game with roots in China that became popular in the United States in the early 20th century, is at the heart of this friendly gathering. Players of all experience levels are welcome. The pace of play is brisk and attentive, yet there is time during tile shuffling and short breaks to talk, connect, and build lasting friendships. Studies have associated Mah Jongg with cognitive benefits, social and emotional support, a sense of competence and satisfaction, and a youthful feeling. It also serves as a valuable mental workout. For questions or to participate, contact the Church Office to be connected with Pam McGee, Fellowship Committee Chair.

Musical Moments

A music-focused program for preschoolers at Berthoud Community Library features playful activities and opportunities to sing while they learn. It offers a friendly space for young children to explore music through simple songs and play.

Line Dance Lessons & Open Dance

At The Boot Grill, line dance lessons welcome beginners through intermediate dancers with instruction from Sara Elder of Line Dance With Sara. After the lesson, an all-request open dance offers time to practice new steps. This event is free, and guests may choose to arrive early to enjoy dinner at the venue.

Loveland Boss Babes Networking (Noco Coffee Babes)

Connect at Top of the Lake Coffee with Loveland Boss Babes Networking, also known as NoCo Coffee Babes. This relaxed gathering focuses on genuine relationships within the NoCo Boss Babes community, a welcoming space for women and femmes of all gender identities, with supportive allies invited as well. The format typically moves from casual mingling to guided introductions led by Jamie, followed by a guest speaker, then brief announcements and a wrap-up. There are no membership dues and no expectation to attend every time. No elevator pitch or polished persona is required. The emphasis is on authenticity, encouragement, and growth through real connection.

First-Time Homebuyers Seminar

Learn the essentials of purchasing your first home with guidance from the Lennar Mortgage team. This session focuses on the key steps for first-time buyers and offers an opportunity to ask questions and get clear answers. To confirm attendance, RSVP to Savannah.Boyles@lennar.com.

35th Annual Colorado Governor’s Art Show & Sale

The Governor’s Art Show and Sale returns to the Loveland Museum for a six-week celebration of Colorado creativity, featuring a juried collection by 65 accomplished artists. Ten artists are making their first appearance, joining 55 returning participants, and visitors can discover original works to add to a collection, select standout pieces for the home, or find meaningful gifts. Artwork is available to view and purchase in person or online for the duration of the exhibition. Presented by the Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary Clubs in partnership with the Loveland Museum, and endorsed by the Governor of Colorado, the event carries forward its “Art With Heart” mission. Net proceeds support Rotary charitable initiatives and causes such as the Thompson Education Foundation, as well as scholarships for local art students. Admission is $7 for Loveland residents and $10 for non-residents, with free entry for ages 12 and under. Tickets are available at the door.

Berthoud Stories

Share the moments that have shaped your life in Berthoud, from school days and community gatherings to afternoons in local parks or the reasons you chose to call this town home. This storytelling event invites participants to record their memories, helping paint a fuller picture of the community beyond what photographs and artifacts can show. Audio recording equipment and a staff member will be available at the Berthoud Library to capture each story, and no writing is required.

Cross Stitch Night! — Purpose Brewing and Cellars

Purchase a beer and receive complimentary cross-stitch supplies.

Cinco de Mayo

A lively Cinco de Mayo celebration brings together fun, bold flavors, and festive flair. Savor a generous nacho bar with plenty of toppings while live music keeps the energy high. Hair tinsel by Lilly adds a pop of shine for the occasion.

Dine Out for Wildlife @ Justine's Pizza (Loveland)

A pizza night fundraiser at Justine’s Pizza in Loveland directs 20 percent of sales to the Northern Colorado Wildlife Center, supporting the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of injured and orphaned wildlife. Both dine in and carryout purchases contribute. Funds help provide medical treatment, nourishment, and safe recovery spaces for animals served by the center.

Ribbon Cutting Mathnasium of Loveland

Celebrate the official Loveland Chamber ribbon cutting for Mathnasium of Loveland, welcoming a new member of the community. Connect with local businesses, community members, and Loveland Chamber Ambassadors while expanding your network. This gathering highlights businesses that help the community thrive, using the tradition of ribbon cuttings to welcome new members and bring people together. Expect friendly networking, meaningful community connections, and a celebratory moment of recognition.

Hunchback Audition Workshop

This audition workshop for The Hunchback of Notre Dame offers a supportive space to run your piece with members of the creative team while receiving targeted feedback in a mini masterclass format. Attendees can ask questions about the upcoming production, ease audition nerves, and build confidence before stepping into the room. Plan to bring an audition selection with its backing track, a water bottle, and a positive attitude.

Country Swing Dancing Lessons & Social Dancing

At The Boot Grill, country swing lessons lead into a full night of social dancing. The format opens with a brief foundations segment, continues with beginner and intermediate instruction, then flows into open dancing for the remainder of the event. No partner is needed. Information on prepaying will be shared soon.

Loveland West Farmers Market

A recurring farmers market is held at the West Loveland Jax, offering a friendly neighborhood place to browse and shop the market’s selections. It runs on a weekly schedule for convenient, consistent shopping.

Stress Busting Program for Family Caregivers: Tuesdays, 3/31-5/26

Across nine sessions, this program supports family caregivers of people living with dementia. Participants explore how stress affects daily life, practice techniques to ease tension, and strengthen practical problem solving skills. The course has been shown to enhance quality of life for caregivers, helping them manage stress and cope more effectively.

Kids Open Play

Children can enjoy unstructured playtime that helps them use up energy and build skills. This offering is available during the school year for ages 18 months to 13 years. The drop-in cost is $10 per child, and a ten-visit punch pass is available for $90. Birthday parties are not permitted during this time. For the most current information on any open gym closures, please refer to the calendar or Facebook.

Bouncing Baby Storytime

Bouncing Baby Storytime is tailored to babies under two, featuring short books, bounces, songs, and finger and foot play rhymes. The activities are designed for babies and their caregivers to participate in together.

Michter's Whiskey Class ( Fort Collins)

Take a deep dive into Michter’s Distillery with a guided tasting that includes rye, bourbon, American whiskey, and Sour Mash, capped with a surprise pour. The experience highlights the distillery’s craftsmanship and offers context for each expression so you can appreciate the nuances in every glass.

Vicki Baker Mini Clinic 5/6 and 5/9

A few openings remain for a clinic with Vicki Baker at farms in Northern Colorado. The clinic offers dressage, including Western, as well as show jumping and cross-country instruction for riders of all levels. Vicki is a USEA ECP Level IV certified coach and trainer and a Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner, bringing the biomechanical insight of an orthopedic and sports physical therapist. Her approach emphasizes positive reinforcement and the idea that function follows form, with focused attention on rider position to help enhance performance for both horse and rider. Auditors are welcome. For details, contact Sarah Hughes at (970) 744-9118.

Mushroom Growing with Inoculation (Includes grow kit, liquid culture, and more!)

Explore mushroom cultivation in an interactive class that covers the full journey from inoculation through harvesting and beyond. Participants use provided materials and inoculate a grain bag during the session. The cost is $160, which includes take-home supplies such as a full flush grow kit, a liquid culture syringe, and a hydrometer and thermometer. Registration is available in person or by phone at (970) 617-2996.

TSD Board of Education Study Session

For additional information, please visit: https://www.tsd.org/boe

Mama Rose's Dinner and Fundraiser

An evening dinner and fundraiser benefits efforts to keep healthcare affordable and accessible in the Estes Valley. Proceeds directly support this mission. Reservations are available.

Wine Dancing

Kick up your boots at Sweet Heart Winery & Event Center with a country line dancing experience alongside Tracey Ingraham. Expect lively music, a friendly atmosphere, and step-by-step guidance to get everyone moving. Each ticket includes 90 minutes of guided instruction, 30 minutes of practice time, and a complimentary glass of wine.

Wednesday Game Night at Grimm Brothers Brewhouse

Grimm Brothers Brewhouse hosts a game night with contemporary board games, food, and opportunities to meet others.

doTERRA Women and Wellness Workshop

Presented by doTERRA, this hands-on workshop offers a supportive, holistic look at women’s wellness, pairing simple natural practices with a calming, creative self-care session. Participants are introduced to essential oil based approaches to everyday well-being, with doTERRA products used throughout. During the class, each person creates two personalized items to take home, a custom bath salt blend and a personal perfume crafted from a custom fragrance blend. Instructors share guidance on lifestyle habits that encourage balance and self-care, step-by-step instruction for blending bath salts for relaxation using doTERRA products, and tips for designing a signature scent. The environment is relaxed and welcoming to support connection and learning, and no prior experience is required. Light refreshments, including a beverage and snack, are provided. All supplies are included, such as ingredients and blending materials, essential oils, containers, labeling materials, and hands-on instruction. The workshop takes place at The Artisan Shop & Studio. The cost is $20 and it is open to ages 16 and up. Registration is handled only through official channels and is not accepted via third-party websites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Due to limited class sizes and advance preparation, cancellations made online at least seven days before the class receive a full refund.

Ladies Night Pottery Wheel Throwing

Set aside an evening for a creative ladies night focused on pottery wheel throwing at The Artisan Shop & Studio. The class offers a relaxed, supportive atmosphere where beginners and experienced makers alike can learn the fundamentals with step by step guidance. It starts with a demonstration of core techniques, followed by personalized instruction in centering and shaping clay. Individual support is provided throughout, and the emphasis is on enjoying the process while building new skills. Depending on pace and ability, participants may complete multiple wheel-thrown pieces, and the full timeline for drying, firing, and glazing is clearly explained. After the initial session, plan to return in approximately two weeks to glaze the pieces, with finished work typically ready for pickup about one week after glazing. All supplies and services are included, such as clay, use of wheels and studio tools, bisque firing, glazes during the glazing session, final kiln firing, and hands-on instruction. The fee is $45 and the class is open to ages 16 and up. Registration is available only through the studio’s official website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and payments are not accepted through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Cancellations made online at least seven days before the class receive a full refund.

Poppy Pals Volunteer Day

Poppy Pals offers a weekly volunteer morning created especially for moms, providing a friendly place to connect, recharge, and give back while spending time outdoors. All women are welcome, including those who are expecting, new mothers, and experienced parents. Volunteers help with light tasks like weeding, harvesting, and general beautification. While adults work, children enjoy guided, nature themed activities or crafts suited to their ages, and a small snack is provided. Child care is available. For comfort and safety, attendees are encouraged to apply sunscreen before arriving, wear closed toe shoes, bring plenty of water, and bring gardening gloves if they have them, with extras on hand. Parking is along the gravel at the edge of the circle drive. A toddler potty is available onsite.

Perky Pre-K Storytime

This lively storytime features longer, interactive tales that invite participation. Music and movement add to the fun, and the session concludes with a hands-on craft.

Burger and a beer

At Derby Grille, guests can enjoy a burger paired with a beer.

Boardgames and Brews

Enjoy board games and beer. Bring a game you like and teach others to play.

Wednesday Night Poker

Players at this Rocky Mountain Poker Venues event can look forward to promotions and prize opportunities provided by sponsor Sorensen Roofing & Restoration. For details, call Sorensen Roofing at (970) 400-7663.

Mother’s Day Fashion Fun Day

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a fashion fun day featuring styling tips and tricks, a gift with purchase, and 15% off when you RSVP.

GreyRoc Rocks the Park

GreyRoc opens for Causin' A Ruckus at the Timnath Community Park Playground Pavilion.

Run Like a Mother Family Fun Run

A family fun run hosted by Reconnect Chiropractic with FIT4MOM NOCO features sign up before the start, a stroller running workshop with Strong Core Mama, and an approachable run or walk for all ages. The route begins and ends at Reconnect Chiropractic and follows the sidewalk around Benson Sculpture Park for a one mile loop, with the option to shorten the distance for younger runners. Participating moms and kids receive finisher medals, and pre-registration is required to guarantee a medal. After the run, enjoy food from Urban Hotdog Collective, a flower bar to create your own bouquet for purchase, and kid-friendly activities.

Beginning Ukulele — Session #3

Learn the ukulele in a beginner-friendly class for adults and ages 12 and up. This third session focuses on the fundamentals, including tuning, core chords, and simple strumming patterns. Songs are selected to match the interests and abilities of the group. Bring your own instrument, or borrow one during class from the instructor. Please bring a pencil and a folder to organize notes and handouts. Instruction is led by Linda Emmerman, a former K-5 music teacher. Cost is $60.

Kids Pottery Wheel Throwing Class

A hands-on pottery class for kids at The Artisan Shop & Studio invites young creators to explore clay on the wheel and through hand building. Each child can try the pottery wheel with step by step guidance, and those who prefer can switch to hand built projects such as small cups, bowls, or simple sculptures. The focus is on creativity, discovery, and a relaxed experience that helps every participant finish with something they are proud of. No prior experience is required. Most students complete one or two pieces depending on pace, project choice, and ability. The class begins with a demonstration of wheel basics, each student uses an individual wheel with close support, and hand building remains an option throughout. Working on the wheel takes coordination and practice, so specific outcomes are not guaranteed, yet instructors guide every child toward a successful final piece. After the first session, students return in about two weeks to glaze their work, and finished pieces are typically ready for pickup about one week after glazing. Clay, wheels, hand building tools, bisque firing, glazes during the glazing visit, final kiln firing, and attentive instruction are included. This class is designed for ages 8 to 12 and costs $45. Registration is accepted only through The Artisan Shop & Studio website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and unofficial links or social media messages are not used for sign ups or payment. Cancellations made at least seven days in advance receive a full refund.

Country Swing Lesson

Enjoy a relaxed, instructor-led country swing lesson at Tom Davis Saloon in Loveland. The class keeps things light and approachable, making it an ideal warmup before a full night on the dance floor. No partner is required.

Potting Party Nights at Mountain Roots

Dig into a hands-on potting party series designed for a relaxed evening in the garden. Everything needed to craft something beautiful is provided, including soil for as many as two containers measuring 12 inches or less, refreshments, and helpful planting tips with guidance along the way. Whether you are an experienced plant enthusiast or just getting started, bring a bit of creativity, learn a few new tricks, and head home with a personalized potted creation.

dc Connect | Featuring: Ben Eberle

dc Connect is a monthly networking series at desk chair workspace in The Cleveland Room that gathers professionals from across Northern Colorado for idea sharing and meaningful connections. This edition features Ben Eberle, a Loveland native and senior software engineer working on Attik.ai at Launch Pad Home Group. His work focuses on building technology that supports people, teams, and growing businesses, with emphasis on the human and business impact of data and AI. He also collaborates with the University of Michigan’s Reckoning Project, applying technology to advance transparency and accountability in the public sphere. The event begins with a 15 to 20 minute mini-session led by Ben, followed by an hour of intentional open networking designed to spark real conversation and future collaboration. Fresh coffee and pastries will be available. Whether you are new to networking or already well connected in the community, the atmosphere is welcoming and upbeat, with a focus on forging connections worth following up on.

NoCo Broker Open Tour

Designed for real estate professionals, this monthly broker open tour streamlines getting new listings in front of a network of well connected agents while strengthening relationships across the community. Inspired by a model used by agents in Cheyenne, it sets aside dedicated time to visit multiple properties, provide early access to homes that are often launching, and gather insights agents can share with their clients before the weekend rush. The experience begins with casual networking at The Hub, then continues with a guided bus tour reserved for NoCo agents and event sponsors. Industry partners are welcome and may caravan between stops in their own vehicles. The emphasis is on community over competition, sharing knowledge, celebrating wins, and growing together month after month.

Grandfamily Powerful Tools for Caregivers: Thursdays, 4/9 - 5/14

This skills-based series supports grandfamily caregivers with 35 practical tools for preventing burnout, reducing stress, quieting negative self-talk, improving communication, expressing needs, and managing difficult emotions. It is offered as six consecutive sessions rather than a drop-in format, and participants are expected to attend all classes. Registration is required.

Button Sun Catcher Workshop

Hosted by Snibbles, this beginner-friendly workshop focuses on making button-framed sun catchers. Instruction is led by Gabi, an art teacher and maker with over 25 years of experience guiding workshops and classes. Advance registration is required because space is limited, and walk-ins are not possible. The session is held in the Upstairs maker space inside Cobblestone Corner, an older building without elevator access. Options are offered both before and after Mother’s Day, so participants can either craft a gift ahead of the holiday or give the workshop experience itself.

Beginning Line Dance Class (Weekly)

Enjoy a beginner-friendly line dance class offered weekly at the Sunflower Active Adult Community Clubhouse. Instruction is geared to absolute beginners and those just getting started, and the class welcomes ages 9 through 99. It is a drop-in format, so you pay only for the sessions you attend. The fee is $5 for Sunflower residents and $10 for non-residents. Please call Sara at 970-222-8384 before your first visit to obtain the gate code.

Building Bridges

This gathering is open to players at every level, with guidance for newcomers who want to learn. The focus is friendly bridge play that keeps minds engaged while fostering connection. Mentally challenging games such as bridge offer regular intellectual and social stimulation. A 2000 study at the University of California, Berkeley, reported strong evidence that brain areas engaged during bridge play can stimulate the immune system, likely linked to memory, visualization, and sequencing. The social side matters too. Bridge can help build new friendships and broaden social circles, and enthusiasm is valued more than experience.

Rooftop Social Kick Off!

Kick off the Summer Rooftop Socials with an evening of music, drinks, and sweeping Rocky Mountain views atop Desk Chair Workspace in downtown Loveland. Created to deliver standout experiences in Northern Colorado, this monthly rooftop gathering blends a relaxed social atmosphere with a lively dance floor. The bar serves beer, wine, and seasonal cocktails. Beer is $7 with options like Odell IPA, Verboten Thinking of Something Orange, Modelo Especial, New Belgium Fruit Smash, Coors Light, assorted Stem Cider, and Athletic non-alcoholic beer. Wine is $8, with selections to be announced. Summer cocktails range from $10 to $13, with featured choices listed on table menus. DJ Brian Howe keeps the energy high with dynamic mixes that fuel the night’s momentum. Tickets are $10 and include a beverage. Capacity is limited, and tickets provide entry but not a guaranteed table. RSVP is recommended to secure a spot, and a waitlist will be available that evening.

Friday Night on the Town Market

Pocket Park in Downtown Loveland sets the stage for an evening market featuring local makers, art, and music. Attendees can wander through the market, enjoy a beverage, and meet new people as early summer energy fills the heart of downtown. Under string lights, small-town charm and creative energy come together for a relaxed night out.

Hand Knitting Chunky Throw Blankets

Create a cozy, oversized throw using chunky yarn and simple hand-knitting methods in a welcoming, hands-on workshop. The focus is on finding a steady rhythm, keeping stitches consistent, and shaping a statement piece that brings warmth and texture to your space. Beginners are fully supported, and no needles or prior experience are needed. Participants receive clear instruction on forming even loops, maintaining tension, and finishing techniques, with guidance available from the first stitch to the final touches. Each person works on one large blanket, and all necessary materials are provided, including the chunky yarn. Because of the scale of the project and the physical nature of working with thick fibers, many attendees will not finish by the end of class. You can leave your in-progress blanket at the studio and return to continue working, or take it home and record the instructor demonstrating the finishing steps so you can complete it confidently on your own. The workshop takes place at The Artisan Shop & Studio. The cost is $60, and it is open to ages 10 and up. Registration is handled only through the organizer’s official channels, including the studio’s website and the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and they do not accept registrations or payments through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Due to limited class sizes and advance preparation, online cancellations made in advance are eligible for a full refund.

“Pippin” Performance 🎪

This performance of Pippin features a talented cast ready to shine. Cheer them on and celebrate their work as they bring the story to the stage.

Painting & Trivia: Late Night Playlist

An upbeat evening of music, painting, and trivia awaits at Studio Vino. Create a one-of-a-kind artwork on vinyl while tackling music questions that span the decades. Expect a playlist of favorites, friendly competition, and an easygoing, feel-good vibe. Prizes will be awarded, including a complimentary class for the top scorer, and coming as a team can boost the odds of winning. Studio Vino is a small, independent, family-owned studio that brings people together through creativity and laughter. Guests receive step-by-step guidance from a studio artist in a festive setting. Pricing is $39 per person.

Beyond The Buzz Social Networking

This social networking meetup at The Love Shack - Craft Mocktails brings together people who value sobriety to connect around life and business in a welcoming setting. It is intended for sober business owners to unwind, meet peers, and share experiences. The emphasis is on meaningful conversation, encouragement, and mutual support for both personal sobriety and professional ventures.

Terrific Toddler Storytime

Terrific Toddler Storytime is a high-energy session designed for little ones on the move. Children can be active while enjoying books that encourage early growth, plus plenty of songs and dance. It offers a playful mix of stories, music, and movement for toddlers.

Flowers, Hats and High Tea

Celebrate mothers at a family-focused high tea where children and adults can make memories together. Dress in elegant attire with a favorite hat for a touch of royalty. Enjoy tea, tasty treats, and floral accents in a warm, welcoming setting that honors moms with laughter and love.

Sourdough Class at Loveland Aleworks

Learn the craft of long fermented sourdough in a hands-on class at Loveland Aleworks, led by Lori from Little Owl Sourdough. Discover how extended fermentation breaks down gluten and phytic acid to support easier digestion and better absorption of minerals like magnesium, iron, and zinc. This approach can lower the glycemic index to assist with blood sugar management, and the natural prebiotics in sourdough help nourish a healthy gut microbiome. The process is designed to be straightforward and the starter is low maintenance. You will leave with laminated instructions reviewed during class, a fed starter, and a loaf you mixed yourself to bake at home, plus the confidence to keep baking. Beverages from Loveland Aleworks are available for purchase to enjoy during class. Please bring a 4 quart bowl with a lid. The price is $60 per person plus square fees, and payment is required to complete registration.

*Studio Vino* Chunky Knit Blanket

Create a chunky chenille blanket on a loom at Studio Vino with all materials provided, including thick yarn. Select from a range of colors and craft a full size throw that is ideal for snuggling or gifting. No prior knitting experience is required, as an artist provides step by step instruction in a fun, festive setting. Moms receive their first drink free in celebration of Mother's Day. Pricing is $75 per person. Hosted by a small, independent, family owned studio that brings people together through art, laughter, and creativity.

Mosaic Lamp Workshop

Explore stained glass in a welcoming, hands-on class at The Artisan Shop & Studio, where you will design and build a small mosaic lamp that blends color, light, and pattern into a functional piece for your home. The session is beginner friendly and carefully guided, so no prior experience with glass or mosaics is necessary. You will complete a small lamp with a base and electrical components included, and an option to upgrade to a larger lamp may be available during class. Instruction covers working with precut glass pieces, arranging colors and motifs on a curved surface, achieving good spacing and visual balance, applying adhesive and finishing, then grouting and assembling the lamp so it is ready to use. All tools and materials are supplied, including glass, adhesive, grout, protective gear, and the lamp hardware. Optional specialty materials may be offered to personalize your design. The cost is $55 and the class is open to ages 12 and up. Registration is available only through the studio’s official website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and payments are not accepted through third-party sites, social media messages, or unofficial links. Due to limited capacity and advance preparation, cancellations submitted online at least seven days before the class receive a full refund.

Community Self-Defense - A Mother's Day Weekend Event

Celebrate the spirit of Mother’s Day with a beginner-friendly community self-defense class offered by Luckyfoot Martial Arts. This welcoming session is designed for mothers, daughters, sons, spouses, grandmothers, step-moms, and mother figures, and is open to participants ages 15 and up. The class centers on community care by teaching prevention and de-escalation alongside introductory physical safety skills. Attendees practice responses to common scenarios such as grabs, chokes, and ground defense while learning how leadership, unity, and shared responsibility contribute to safer communities. The cost is $75 per person, with a 50 percent discount for mothers using the code MOTHER. Capacity is limited. All sales are nonrefundable.

Meet the Artist Week 3

Week 3 of Meet the Artists offers a chance to connect with featured creators at the Loveland Museum and Gallery during the Governor’s Art Show. This session highlights James Biggers, Cathy Goodale, Eric Nelson, and Elizabeth Rouland. Attendees can meet the artists in person, discover the stories behind their artworks, and deepen their understanding of each artist’s craft. Included with museum admission.

Draft Night: Final Fantasy

A friendly draft night featuring the Final Fantasy set. The entry fee is $30.

Sugar Duo w/ Zee at City Star!

Brian and fiddle player Zeeandra appear at City Star, bringing honky tonk grit, heartbreak themes, and a hint of playful trouble.

May Dance - Kings of Swing

A social dance fills the Pulliam Community Building with music and movement. Guests are welcome. A brief group lesson gets things started, followed by open dancing. The organizer uses cashless payments and strongly encourages advance registration and prepayment. One person can register and pay for up to five guests. Payments are not refunded for missed dances, and paid reservations for Goodtimes Dance Club events are nonrefundable and cannot be transferred to another person or to a different dance. After completing payment, a pass will be emailed for easy entry at check-in, which can be shown on a phone or printed. Permanent nametags are not provided, though temporary nametags are available at check-in. Please wait to enter the building until the official opening time. Ice water is available, and attendees may bring their own non-alcoholic beverages. Alcohol is not permitted on city property. Snacks are welcome, including items to share at the snack buffet table.

Abba Euphoria

ABBA Euphoria brings a vibrant tribute to the music of ABBA to the Rialto Theater Center in Loveland, Colorado. Direct from Las Vegas, the show features energetic choreography, polished vocals, dazzling costumes, and a full-length multimedia backdrop for an audience-engaging concert that welcomes all ages. A live band drives favorite songs like Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, The Winner Takes It All, Waterloo, SOS, and Super Trouper, creating a nostalgic night that appeals to families, couples, and dedicated fans as well as those discovering these classics for the first time.

Abba Euphoria

ABBA EUPHORIA brings a high-energy, interactive celebration of ABBA’s timeless songs to the Rialto Theater. Coming straight from Las Vegas, this all-ages concert blends eye-catching costumes, lively choreography, spot-on vocals, a live band, and an immersive multimedia backdrop to rekindle the sound and spirit of the originals. The set invites plenty of sing-alongs with favorites like Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, The Winner Takes It All, Waterloo, SOS, and Super Trouper. Designed to uplift and energize music lovers of every generation, it offers a festive night out for families and couples. The tour also reaches audiences in Nevada, Florida, Texas, Colorado, Utah, and Canada, carrying the euphoria of ABBA’s catalog to stages across North America.

"Pippin" Closing Night

Closing night of Pippin brings the production to a close with one last opportunity to see it. This farewell event marks the end of the run.

Alcohol Ink Painting

Explore the flowing colors of alcohol ink at Studio Vino in a hands-on painting session focused on vivid hues and spontaneous movement. All supplies and guided instruction are provided, with time to experiment on two 6x6 tiles before creating a larger 10x14 artwork. The ink naturally shifts and blends, forming swirling patterns, delicate bubbles, and soft, airy trails that are tough to achieve with a traditional brush. Choose a color palette to shape anything from a serene landscape to a bold abstract, and enjoy a glass of wine as you work in a fun, festive setting. Studio Vino is a small, family-owned studio that brings people together through creativity and laughter. Pricing is $39 per person.

Restoration Ecology Trail Walk

Enjoy a relaxed interpretive walk at Houts Reservoir and Equalizer Lake led by the ecological restoration crew, all of whom are Certified Interpretive Trail Guides. Learn about completed restoration efforts, the wildlife that lives in this habitat, and HPEC’s ongoing stewardship work to protect it. Possible sightings include native wildflowers, shrubs and grasses, butterflies, native bees, dragonflies and damselflies, songbirds, raptors, waterfowl, and the occasional fish breaking the surface. Donations are welcome with a suggested contribution of $10. Dogs are allowed on leash, and children and strollers are welcome. The route follows natural surface trails. Recommended items include binoculars, comfortable walking shoes, layered clothing, a water bottle, a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses. Please purchase tickets for each date you wish to attend to help maintain an accurate guest count. Ticket holders will be notified of any cancellation by email.

Run for the Trees

Celebrate Loveland’s Arbor Day with a lively community run at Mehaffey Park, featuring music, vendors, and sponsors. All ages and paces can run, walk, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. Participants receive a custom race bib and sunglasses, and the first 25 participants or families take home an oak tree seedling. Sweet treats await at the finish, and coffee is available on site from the Colorado Coffee truck.

U-Create Open Studios

Explore hands-on art in a welcoming open studio for the whole community. Wildfire provides materials so you can jump into creative projects, and an instructor will share a suggested activity to spark ideas. If you prefer, bring your own project and any special supplies to use in the studio. Children of any age are welcome with an accompanying adult, and participants age 11 or older may attend independently. The cost is $5.

Food Pantry Distribution

Trinity UMC's Little Free Food Pantry distributes non-perishable food to anyone who needs it. All are welcome, with no judgment and no questions asked. Whether facing a tough season or simply needing a little extra support, this community resource offers help with dignity, compassion, and care.

Gold Rush

At Dunning Gallery, a print exhibition traces Leadville’s gold rush origins through evocative imagery. Scenes of westward travel and the upheaval that followed discoveries in California Gulch show how a rough mining camp rapidly grew into a bustling industrial city. The artwork balances legend with lived experience, revealing both the allure and the tough realities of prospecting life. Together, these pieces illuminate how mining, movement, and aspiration helped define this celebrated Colorado community. The exhibition also features History Matters: Community History Harvest, a free program presented with the Colorado State University History Department.

Intro to Tincture Making

Explore the craft of herbal remedies in a hands-on tincture making class at Orion's Apothecary. Participants learn the fundamentals of tinctures, from safe extraction methods to practical techniques, then follow a clear, step by step process to create a personalized blend. Everyone receives a 1 oz bottle of premade tincture to take home and also prepares an individual tincture tailored to personal needs and preferences. The session welcomes both newcomers and experienced herbalists, offering skills to continue making tinctures at home and a deeper connection to plant medicine. The cost is $45, and all materials are provided.

Nests: A Trypophobian Nightmare - Sylvia Eichmann

Experience Sylvia Eichmann’s immersive installation Pods & Labyrinths in the Mezzanine Gallery, where clusters of organic forms echo swallow nests, seed pods, and barnacles. The work explores how spaces can feel protective yet precarious, guiding visitors to look into layered interiors and consider what might be concealed below the surface. Themes of transformation and psychology shape the journey, suggesting that unease and shadow can spark growth and change. This evolving community of nests encourages interaction and photography, inviting personal engagement within a shared environment. Eichmann, a Swiss and American dual national based in Loveland, maintains a studio at the Artworks Center for Contemporary Art at Railroad and 3rd. Her practice draws on techniques gathered from living, studying, and exhibiting on multiple continents, with conceptual, multimedia pieces that reflect her psycho-spiritual focus.

Age of Sigmar Spearhead Game Day

Battle lines are drawn in the Mortal Realms as Spearhead forces venture into the wilds in search of ancient sites of power. This game day centers on fast paced Age of Sigmar Spearhead clashes, with players taking part in up to three games and collecting victory points on the way to an overall winner at the end. Participants should bring a battle ready Spearhead force, a Spearhead Gaming Pack from Fire and Jade, Sand and Bone, or City of Ash, and the essentials for play such as rules, dice, and a tape measure. Certificates will be awarded for Best General and Best Painted. The action unfolds at Warhammer Loveland.

Saturday Afternoon Poker

Participate in a free-to-play bar poker game. Players have the opportunity to win bar gift cards and accumulate bonus chips for the quarterly tournament. The venue also offers darts and pool.

Shane Torres

See Shane Torres perform live. Ticket prices may be above face value, as Event Tickets Center is a resale marketplace.

ABBA Euphoria

See a tribute to ABBA live on stage. The event promises a memorable experience for fans of the iconic Swedish pop group.

Hand Turkey

Find tickets to see Hand Turkey perform.

Dueling Pianos

Get ready for a crowd takeover, not just a concert. Since 1999, the Dueling Pianos Official Road Show has been encouraging audiences to sing, laugh, and dance. This is a sing-along, laugh-along, dance-along, clap-your-hands, shout-your-request type of show. Two pianos and live drums will turn a room full of strangers into one happy choir. Expect to sing, laugh, dance, and possibly realize you know more lyrics than you thought. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Ages 21+.

Jared Janzen

*Studio Vino* Love You More

Celebrate family connections at Studio Vino with a Family Night painting session featuring Love You More. The artwork depicts a parent and child drawn as a single, continuous line that curves into a heart, set against a softly blended background of rainbow pastels. The class is beginner friendly so artists of all ages can enjoy learning to blend bright colors and paint elegant silhouettes. Whether creating side by side with a child or making a heartfelt gift, everyone heads home with a finished piece that carries a message of love. An instructor provides step by step guidance in a lively, festive setting. Moms receive a complimentary first drink. Pricing is $29 per adult and $19 for children 10 and under. Studio Vino is a small, independent, family owned studio that brings people together through creativity and laughter, offering a way to support a local business while making something beautiful.

Mother’s Day Garden Party 🌿💐

At Mountain Roots Garden Center, a relaxed Mother’s Day pop-up encourages visitors to slow down, shop from local vendors, and celebrate the moms in their lives. Highlights include raffle drawings for mothers, refreshments, a drink cart on site, and time to wander through the greenhouse. Guests may bring family or enjoy a quiet visit on their own amid plants and fresh air.

A Day for Her

Mark Mother’s Day with a local market focused on thoughtful gifting. Browse candles, reed diffusers, room sprays, wax melts, hanging diffusers, and more in fresh spring fragrances, with ready-to-gift options suited to the occasion. Find something special for yourself, your mom, or someone you love while supporting local small businesses.

Moms and Mimosas Crafternoon

A relaxed crafternoon at Planks and Paint NOCO celebrates moms with hands-on creativity. A $20 ticket reserves a spot and provides access to the studio’s full selection of DIY projects, including painting, woodworking, and more. It is an easygoing setting to craft together, share a few laughs, and make lasting memories. Space is limited.

Face Vocal Band

Face Vocal Band brings an entirely vocal take on rock music to Rialto Theater Center. Based in Boulder, Colorado, the group is recognized around the world and has entertained audiences for more than twenty years with energetic performances powered solely by the human voice.

Danico Brewing Company

An event at Berthoud Brewing Co features frybread.

Cross Stitch Night! — Purpose Brewing and Cellars

A cross stitch night takes place at Purpose Brewing and Cellars. Purchase a beer and receive complimentary cross stitch supplies.

Shoot What You Carry

Attend a competition at which you can shoot what you carry. All levels are welcome.

Stars on Ice U.S. - Loveland, CO

Blue FCU Arena hosts an all-new edition of the 2026 Stars on Ice Tour, directed by Kurt Browing. After setting records at the World Championships and looking ahead to a busy competitive season, leading American skaters take the ice in a showcase featuring Ilia Malinin, Alysa Liu, Madison Chock and Evan Bates, Isabeau Levito, Amber Glenn, Jason Brown, and others.

2026 Stars on Ice Tour

The 2026 Stars on Ice tour celebrates America's skating stars, bringing Games-level excitement to Blue Arena. Following record-breaking performances at the World Championships and with eyes on the Olympic stage, the roster is led by Ilia Malinin, the "Quad God" and a two-time World Champion, Alysa Liu, the reigning World Champion, and Olympic Team Gold Medalists Madison Chock and Evan Bates. National Champions Isabeau Levito, Amber Glenn, Jason Brown, and more complete the cast. Experience the U.S. National Figure Skating Team on the ice with passion, precision, and power.

Lessons in Libations: Tequila — Domenics

Lessons in Libations at Domenic's Bistro and Wine Bar features an in-depth exploration of tequila led by Bar Manager and Sommelier Edward Parshall. This recurring program takes place on the second Tuesday of each month and highlights a different spirit or cocktail through an expert-guided deep dive.

Tuesday Night Poker

Crooked Beech Taproom is hosting free poker. Participants can win bar credits and bonus chips for the Crooked Beech Brewing Quarterly Tournament. Craft beer and non-beer options will be available.

Wednesday Night Poker

Settle in for cards at Big Thompson Brewery’s poker night, featuring craft beer, alternatives to beer, and snacks from the bar. Arrive early to ensure a seat.

Balance Screenings - Loveland

These screenings will assess your fall risk using evidence-based tools and protocols. To register for an appointment, please call 970.495.8560.

Second Thursday Helping Professionals Networking and Happy Hour

Created for those who help others, this free happy hour brings together helping professionals at Wilderness Art Quarry to network in a beautiful space filled with local art. Connect with peers or simply enjoy the artists on display. The gathering welcomes counselors, psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, physical therapists, medical doctors and more. Guests are welcome to bring a friend and spend an evening in conversation. Light snacks and a variety of beverages will be provided, with alcoholic and alcohol free options available. Practices and businesses interested in sponsorship can contact the hosts about featuring sponsor snacks and drinks for this event.

Spring Water Series: Transform Your Yard – Water‑Wise Landscaping for Residents

Part of the Spring Water Series, this educational session shares practical landscaping approaches that save water and encourage residents to reimagine conventional yards. Topics include the benefits of xeriscaping and the use of native plants, step by step ideas for converting an existing landscape, and what these changes can mean for long term water savings and healthier local ecosystems. Homeowners association and metro district representatives will also find guidance for evaluating water conscious options in community common areas. Presented by Alison O’Connor, Extension Specialist with Larimer County, the program runs 60 to 75 minutes and includes time for Q&A. Although the Town of Timnath is not a water utility provider, the session connects residents with regional expertise and actionable tips for reducing water use.

Hunchback Auditions

Northern Colorado Performing Arts is holding auditions for The Hunchback of Notre Dame, a musical drawn from Victor Hugo’s novel and the Disney film, featuring the movie’s acclaimed score alongside new songs by Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz and a book by Peter Parnell that incorporates passages from the original text. The story centers on Quasimodo in fifteenth-century Paris and the forces that pull him toward Esmeralda and into conflict with Archdeacon Claude Frollo and Captain Phoebus. Auditions are open to performers ages 13 and up. The creative team welcomes artists of all races, creeds, ethnicities, and gender expressions and emphasizes an inclusive environment. The production explores mature themes, including xenophobia and racism, ableism, strong language, sexuality, and violence, so prospective auditioners and families should consider vocal, theatrical, and emotional readiness. Not everyone who auditions will be cast due to vocal, space, and time limitations. Prepare approximately 32 bars from a late 20th century or contemporary musical in the style of the show, such as Les Misérables, Titanic, Beauty and the Beast, or Into the Woods. Bring a karaoke-style accompaniment track on a phone, and do not use tracks with guide vocals, as clear pitch is essential. Audition forms will be provided at the theatre, and all scheduling conflicts should be listed on the form. A resume and headshot are encouraged if available. Email submissions are accepted by the director; use a subject line that begins with HUNCHBACK AUDITION followed by your name, include your conflicts, preferred roles, whether you will accept an ensemble position, and your pronouns, and attach your resume. Director: KB Heying (they/them), kbheying95@gmail.com. Assistant Director: Matthew Harpell (he/him), harpellmatt11@gmail.com. Music Director: Erin Bentley (she/they), erinbentleym5@gmail.com. Choreographer: Molly Kingston (they/she), mollykingston@me.com. Callbacks will focus on principal roles, with dance calls for Esmeralda and Clopin. A production fee of $325 applies. Certain leads, including Quasimodo, Esmeralda, and Phoebus, will be double cast, with actors alternating performances and appearing in the ensemble when not in their principal track. Principal roles sought include Quasimodo (tenor, substantial physical and vocal stamina), Claude Frollo (bass-baritone), Esmeralda (mezzo to alto, strong solo dancer), Phoebus de Martin (baritone with some tenor quality), Clopin Trouillefou (tenor, strong dancer), Jehan Frollo/St. Aphrodisius (baritone), and Florika (soprano), along with featured roles such as Father Dupin, Lieutenant Frederic Charlus, King Louis XI, an Official, and the Madam. The team encourages women of color to audition for Esmeralda and actors of color for Clopin in the spirit of honoring the world of the play, while welcoming all performers to be considered. The ensemble shapes the storytelling and reflects facets of Quasimodo’s inner life. It will be organized into Gargoyles, Saints, and a Bell chorus of five young performers ages 13 to 16 who represent the hope and light within his heart.

Venardos Circus - Loveland, CO

Venardos Circus brings a Broadway-style, animal-free production to The Promenade Shops at Centerra, presented inside a custom red and white striped big top. Created by former Ringling Bros. Ringmaster Kevin Venardos, the show showcases a variety of acts including aerialists, acrobats, jugglers, hand-balancing artists, comedic performers, daredevils, magicians, and more in a musical theater-inspired format. Entry begins one hour before showtime with preshow entertainment and photo opportunities. Classic concessions such as popcorn, cotton candy, and house-made all-natural pink lemonade are available. The performance runs about 90 minutes and includes a short intermission. Complimentary on-site parking is available. For ticket purchases, use only the official Venardos Circus website, as tickets from resellers or private social media offers are not honored.

Self-Advocacy for Older Adults With Penn Street - Loveland

Join Penn Street, Aftersight’s Development and Outreach Director, for a conversation about self-advocacy. Learn how to comfortably speak up for what you need to stay independent, safe and connected. This session offers simple strategies, real-life examples and time to practice.

Grand Opening Celebration

Celebrate the opening of more than 50 locations with a nationwide event featuring an RV giveaway, special deals, one-of-a-kind prizes, and family activities. Whether you are exploring options for a new RV or simply looking for a fun outing, expect a festive atmosphere with savings, surprises, and memorable moments across locations throughout the country.

Thursday Night Poker

Players can take advantage of promotions and prizes provided by Sorensen Roofing & Restoration, a sponsor of Rocky Mountain Poker Venues. For more information, call (970) 400-7663.

Timnath Clinic Grand Opening

Celebrate the grand opening of Timnath Clinic with opportunities to meet Dr. Greg Seitz and the clinic team. Explore the modern facility, enjoy refreshments, and learn about the medical and cosmetic dermatology services they offer.

Spring Showcase

At Rialto Theater, a spring dance showcase presents performances from Brass, Intro Clogging (Monday), Sparklers, Nickel (Fort Collins), Rising Stars Tap, Elementary Jazz Competition Team, Ballet 1 (Fort Collins), and Rising Stars Jazz (Fort Collins). The program brings a mix of tap, jazz, ballet, and clogging to the stage as dancers share their work in a warm, community-focused setting.

🔥 May Iboga Retreat @ Casa Sagrada — La Matriztica | Ceremonies with Brad & Sarah

An all-inclusive retreat at Casa Sagrada spans six days and five nights, centered on Iboga, regarded as a root of truth. The program is shaped around that guiding principle, offering an extended period at Casa Sagrada devoted to this focus.

Spring Showcase (Matinee)

A dance program highlighting both ensemble pieces and solo spotlights. Dancers have a scheduled call before the performance, and the lineup includes a mix of group numbers and individual showcases.

Spring Showcase

At the Rialto Theater, a springtime dance showcase brings together performers from several groups. The program features the Pee Wee Clogging Competition Team, Iron from Fort Collins, Copper, Nickel from Wellington, Tap 1, Primroses, Super Novas, and Rising Stars Ballet from Fort Collins, along with solos and duets. Performances include styles such as clogging, tap, and ballet.

Hunter Jumper Schooling Show 2

A relaxed hunter jumper schooling show returns for its second outing of the season, offering classes from pile of poles up to 1.15 meters. The setting is easygoing with a welcoming crowd, which makes it useful for green horses, extra ring time, building confidence, or simply enjoying a low-pressure show day. Accommodations are available. The tentative schedule includes Pile of Poles Hunter over fences and Pile of Poles Equitation over fences, Crossrails Hunter over fences and Crossrails Equitation over fences, Hunter under saddle, and Equitation on the flat. Heights then move to 2'0" to 2'3" for Hunter over fences and Equitation over fences. Jumper options are listed at 0.75, 0.85, 0.90, 1.00, 1.10, and 1.15 meters, plus a Mini Prix set between 0.90 and 1.15 meters.

Restoration Ecology Class

Led by instructors Baylee Evans, Restoration Ecology Account Manager, and Jack Van Vleet, Lead Restoration Ecologist, this class explores how disturbed sites can be renewed into healthy, diverse habitats. Drawing from the daily work of HPEC’s Land Management team, the session covers the careful planning, ongoing monitoring, and attentive maintenance used to replace invasive plants with suitable native species. Participants will learn how these practices rebuild soil health, improve water quality, and create welcoming conditions for wildlife. With deep experience, professional certifications, and specialized equipment, the HPEC crew turns restoration plans into on-the-ground results. The class delves into the ethical foundations of restoration ecology, practical tools for managing invasive species, and step by step guidance for installing native plants with IPM protocols. It also offers approaches for increasing biodiversity in spaces of any size. Please bring a notebook, a pen, and a water bottle, and dress for a mix of indoor and outdoor learning. If the class is canceled, ticket holders will be notified by email.

Johnstown SCHEELS LEGO® Star Wars Build Event

This free LEGO Star Wars build experience at Johnstown SCHEELS gives kids the chance to assemble a SCHEELS exclusive Grogu model alongside master builders. The event takes place in the Johnstown SCHEELS Training Room. Preregistration is required, with one ticket providing one kit. A parent or guardian must stay during the activity. The experience is recommended for ages 6 and up, though all are welcome. Please reserve tickets only for the participating child or children, as parents and guardians do not need a ticket.

Art in the Garden — Beaded Sun Catchers

Create a twirling sun catcher for your garden, patio, or porch in a hands-on workshop that is part of Berthoud Local’s Art in the Garden series at the Community Garden in Pioneer Park. Work with a mix of stone, clay, and glass beads, and choose between stringing or wire-wrapping techniques. All supplies are provided. Instruction is led by local artist Elissa Robb. Tickets are $10. Children 6 and under are free with a registered adult and are not counted toward the class size limit, while children 7 and older require their own registration. Register through Berthoud Parks and Recreation.

Body Mind Spirit Celebration - Loveland

Crystals, psychics, healers, and practical wisdom come together at a metaphysical celebration at The Ranch Events Complex. Browse 85 booths, take in 35 presentations and performances, and meet 30 psychics and healers. Topics span natural health, personal growth, and metaphysics. Weekend admission is $10 in advance or $12 at the door, and it includes access to the exhibit hall and every presentation and performance. Free parking is available.

May Pop-Up Market

Willow and Finch presents the season’s opening pop-up market, an outdoor shopping experience featuring more than 65 vendors. Explore vintage treasures, handmade pieces, boutique apparel, home decor and other unique finds while you browse. Enjoy a friendly atmosphere where you can wander with friends and sip a beverage as you take in the variety of booths.

2026 Garden Swap

Trade plants, seeds, and garden items with fellow gardeners and head home with new additions for your space. Think of it as a potluck, but centered on plants and gardening supplies. Bring what you can share and pick up what will be useful. There is no fee to participate, just a shared love of growing things. If the weather is poor, the swap will move to the church basement.

Craft Fair

Enjoy a bright, summery craft fair in the sunshine, filled with handmade goods and creative finds. Stroll from booth to booth to explore colorful art, one-of-a-kind jewelry, and home décor, plus sweet treats to enjoy. A friendly, feel good atmosphere makes it easy to browse and uncover something that catches your eye.

(Loveland) – Saturday Afternoon Poker at Charlie L’s Pub – Rocky Mountain Poker Venues

Charlie L’s Pub hosts free-to-play bar poker. Players can win bar gift cards and earn bonus chips for the quarterly tournament. Charlie L’s Pub also has darts and pool.

SOLD OUT — Larimer County Food Bank Volunteer Event

This volunteer event supports the Larimer County Food Bank at Loveland Food Share. Friends and family are welcome to participate.

Duncan Coker

Duncan Coker, a balladeer from Colorado’s piedmont, shares story-driven songs with a resonant voice. Performing solo or alongside his group Flattop Rider, he brings a touch of western swagger to the stage.

Johnstown SCHEELS LEGO® Star Wars Build Event

Enjoy a free LEGO Star Wars building experience at Johnstown SCHEELS, where kids can assemble a SCHEELS exclusive Grogu model with guidance from master builders. The activity is held in the Johnstown SCHEELS Training Room. Pre-registration is required, and one ticket equals one kit. A parent or guardian must remain on site while the child participates. The experience is recommended for ages 6 and up, but all are welcome. Only participating children need tickets, and parents or guardians do not.

Venardos Circus

Tickets are available for the Venardos Circus. Please check with the ticket vendor for details.

YAY Foundation Open Mic Night - April

A free, all-ages open mic presented by the YAY Foundation welcomes performers at any experience level to share stand-up comedy, music, poetry, and more. Performer sign up is available. Children must remain under the direct supervision of a parent or guardian at all times.

Tiffany-Style Stained Glass Sun Catcher

Explore the classic beauty of stained glass in a beginner-friendly class that teaches the Tiffany copper foil method while you create a glowing sun catcher to hang at home. No experience is required. You will begin by choosing from four thoughtfully designed patterns that showcase color and light. With the instructor’s step by step guidance, you will grind and fit pre-cut glass pieces, apply copper foil, and learn hands-on soldering as your artwork comes together. All materials and safety gear are provided, including pre-cut glass, pattern options, copper foil and solder, and the use of grinding tools with instruction. The aim is to complete one Tiffany-style stained glass sun catcher by the end of the session. If extra time is needed to finish, options can be discussed with the instructor. The class takes place at The Artisan Shop & Studio, is open to ages 16 and up, and participants 17 or younger should have parental guidance because soldering tools are used. The fee is $65. Registration is handled only through the organizer’s official channels such as their website or the Our Town Market Eventbrite page, and payments or sign ups through unofficial links or social media are not accepted.

ANNUAL PLANT SALE!

Explore a plant sale offering perennials, annuals, vegetables, herbs, houseplants, planters, and native plants. All items are grown by Loveland Garden Club members along with local garden centers. The sale goes on regardless of weather, and payment is limited to cash or check.

Hand Drumming — Beginner Workshop 3

Explore hand drumming in a beginner-friendly workshop designed for adults and ages 9 and up. Through lively, hands-on instruction, participants practice core strikes and build layered rhythms in three to four parts, discovering how group playing lifts energy and encourages creativity. The session is led by Nancy Brauhn-Curnes, a certified drum facilitator with experience teaching children, adults, and people with disabilities. Drums are provided, or you may bring your own. Advanced study is available by instructor invitation. Cost is $15.

Colorado All American Girl Pageant 2026

Compete for the title of Colorado All American Girl Pageant.

Neighbor Nights: Backyard Games

Neighbors gather at Eddie Aragon Park for classic outdoor games and plenty of laughs. Activities include capture the flag, sharks and minos, and cornhole, with chances to sprint across the field, team up with friends, or cheer from the sidelines. The evening centers on togetherness, plenty of laughter, and good-natured competition. Open to every age group, with an emphasis on families playing together. This event is free, and sign-up is required.

*Studio Vino* Star Gazers

An evening painting session at Studio Vino centers on a romantic night sky scene, with a couple standing together beneath a glowing crimson galaxy and a streaking star. Participants learn to create a smooth transition from deep red into black, blend an atmospheric sky, and use splatter techniques for a star-filled night. The experience is geared toward adults who want to relax, sip, and paint, making it a fitting pick for date night or a peaceful solo outing. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance in a fun, festive setting, and everyone leaves with a finished canvas. Studio Vino is a small, independent, family-owned studio that brings people together through creativity. Price is $39 per person.

Eric Golden

Find tickets for Eric Golden at The Boot in Loveland.

*Offsite* Spinner Rings - Metalsmithing 102 Art Class

Create a flared spinner ring in a guided metalsmithing class held in Beth’s studio at Artworks Loveland. Shape and texture a base band, then size and fit a second ring that spins for a personalized, fidget friendly design. Instruction covers essential soldering and forming techniques along with surface treatments such as hammering, stamping, and roller printing, with the option to add patina for contrast. Previous soldering experience or completion of Beth’s stacking rings class is required. All tools and materials are provided. Choose bronze, copper, or silver for the main band, and bronze, copper, or brass for the spinner as part of registration. Additional metal can be purchased at the workshop if you want a silver spinner or extra spinners. Closed-toe shoes are required, and bringing your preferred magnification eyewear is recommended for close detail work.

The Pickin' Pear at To The Fives Taproom & Lounge

At To The Fives Taproom & Lounge, Tia Martini and Leon Elam fuse banjo and ukulele into a contemporary mix of folk, rock, and bluegrass. Performing as The Pickin' Pear, they combine original songwriting with improvisational jams, so every set feels new. The ukulele sometimes reaches into otherworldly sounds while the banjo keeps the pulse steady. Since 2014 they have played more than a thousand shows across 40 states, sharing an organic folk 'n' roll vibe. This is a ticketed performance with advance tickets priced at $15.

WINCHESTER ROAD LIVE AT THE BOOT!

Winchester Road performs at The Boot Grill with a lively set of country dance tunes, delivering nonstop music throughout the night.

Native Bee Class & Survey

Explore the buzzing world of native bees with an introductory class led by CSU Extension's Bee Watch Program. This public session focuses on bee identification, features specimens and photos, and welcomes bee enthusiasts from across Colorado to learn together. Participants will observe bees in the field and receive guidance on recognizing solitary species commonly seen in home gardens, then take part in a survey of bees in a native garden. Instruction is provided by Julia Lankisch, CSU M.S. Environmental Leadership, Colorado State Extension Native Bee Watch. Dress for both indoor and outdoor activities and wear walking shoes. Please bring sunglasses, a notebook, a pen, and a water bottle. If the event is canceled, ticketholders will be notified by email.

Venardos Circus

The Venardos Circus is coming to town. Get your tickets to see this live performance at The Promenade Shops.

DISCOVER FLY FISHING

The Rocky Mountain Flycasters Chapter of Trout Unlimited is offering a one-day instructional class where you can learn about fly fishing. Instruction in fly casting will be provided outdoors. All equipment is provided. This program is part of the STREAM Series and is oriented to youth, adults, and families. Participants can expect to learn about the equipment for fly fishing, how to identify trout habitat, trout diet and macroinvertebrates, what fishing flies resemble and how standard fly patterns are tied, how to cast a fly rod, and the role conservation plays in thriving trout streams. The class is for ages 10 and up, those under 15 must have a parent or guardian present.

Sourdough Class at Loveland Aleworks

Learn the craft of sourdough at Loveland Aleworks with instruction from Lori of Little Owl Sourdough. The class focuses on long fermentation, a time-honored approach that supports the breakdown of gluten and phytic acid, helps the body absorb minerals such as magnesium, iron, and zinc, and can lower the glycemic impact while nourishing a healthy gut microbiome. Expect clear, easy-to-follow methods and a low-maintenance starter. Participants will leave with laminated instructions reviewed together in class, a fed starter to take home, and a dough they mixed themselves that is ready to bake. Loveland Aleworks offers brews for purchase to enjoy during the session. Please bring a 4 quart bowl with a lid. The cost is $60 per person plus fees, and registration is confirmed once payment is received.

Cross Stitch Night! — Purpose Brewing and Cellars

Purchase a beer and receive complimentary cross stitch supplies to use.

Loveland: Girl Scouts - Kindergarten Buddies

Curious about Girl Scouts? Learn what it is all about while you play games and work on crafts together at High Plains Village Communtiy Center. This Girl Scouts Kindergarten Buddies event offers a friendly introduction.

Colorado Field Ornithologists Convention

At Embassy Suites-Loveland, the Colorado Field Ornithologists 2026 "Peaks to Prairie" Convention features a wide range of field trips, a comprehensive science session, and an active exhibit hall. The program also offers chances for birders to connect with one another throughout the event.

Spring Water Series: Easy Ways to Save Water at Home

This installment of the Spring Water Series offers practical, easy-to-apply guidance for reducing indoor water use at home. Kevin Hartley, Water Efficiency Specialist for the Town of Windsor, delivers a 60 to 75 minute presentation with Q&A. Topics include identifying the biggest sources of water use indoors, finding and repairing common household leaks, and understanding efficient fixtures and everyday habits that lower consumption without changing how a home functions or feels. The session is educational and provides residents with actionable information they can use right away.

Gut Health Workshop

Learn how gut health shapes inflammation and immune function as the body ages in a free workshop at Berthoud Community Library. The discussion highlights the connection between the digestive system, chronic inflammation, and overall defenses, then shows how everyday food and health choices can build a balanced microbiome, ease ongoing inflammation, and bolster immunity. Participants will leave with realistic tips and simple ways to use what is on their plate to support healthy aging.

The Art of Aperitivo: Oregon — Domenics

Domenics is hosting The Art of Aperitivo, a monthly wine series. This month will feature cuisine and wine from Oregon. Executive Chef Chris Myrick has created four small plates that will be paired with wines selected by Wine Director and Sommelier Josh Smyth. The courses include roasted beet salad, bruschetta, shrimp scampi, and smoked salmon croquette. The price is $75 per person and seating is limited so reserve your spot.

Foco/Loco Rockfest 2026

Fort Collins is gearing up to go FOCO LOCO, with a jolt of electric energy in the air.

Community Garage Sale

Browse a neighborhood-wide garage sale spread across Thompson River Ranch in Johnstown, with multiple households participating and setting their own hours. An interactive map provides a list of participating homes, highlights of items for sale, and the schedule for each location. There will also be a community market outside the neighborhood clubhouse featuring local vendors and additional shopping options.

Western States 3rd Annual Vintage Pickup Show

Hosted at Liberty Firearms Institute in collaboration with Rocky Mountain Tin Grilles and sponsored by Colorado Roofing Specialist, this third annual vintage pickup showcase highlights vehicles from the 1930s through the 1990s. All makes are eligible, including examples such as Broncos, Blazers, Ram Chargers, and Scouts. Awards include first and second place in each class, along with a best of show that comes with $500 and a trophy. The day features music and a relaxed setting to enjoy the lineup of classic pickups with fellow enthusiasts. Travelers will find hotels near the venue, and a block of rooms is planned with more information to come. Registration is $35.

Cars & Coffee - Endless Edition

This event kicks off the season with a Cars & Coffee meet where enthusiasts can connect over their builds. The restaurant Driven will be open for brunch, and Endless Garage merchandise will be available. All types of builds are welcome. To keep things safe and respectful, please avoid burnouts and revving and show consideration for the vehicles and the scene. Vendors are welcome to reserve a space.

Blues and Cruise

Celebrate the start of summer in Downtown Loveland with a full day of blues music and vintage automobiles. The festivities take place in and around Foundry Plaza, with activities along 3rd and 5th Streets between Cleveland Avenue and Lincoln Avenue, plus the lot at 5th and Lincoln. The footprint also expands to New 4th Street between Washington Avenue and Lincoln Avenue. The car show is coordinated with The Road Knights Car Club and welcomes classic vehicles built before 1980. Due to limited space, trailers and large vehicles are not permitted. There is no registration fee, and parking is available on a first come, first served basis until about 100 cars are placed. Show cars should enter 5th Street from Cleveland Avenue only, and participants who bring a car are invited to make a suggested $20 donation to Meals on Wheels. Live blues sets fill the area throughout the day, with performances by the Dale Cicek Trio on 5th Street and 50 Shades of Blue on 4th Street, while the Foundry Plaza stage features 3 Shot Power Trio and Bare Bones Band. Around Foundry Plaza, attendees can enjoy the music, view classic cars on 3rd Street, and try games hosted by the nonprofit partner. Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud presents Push Car Delivery Challenges in which teams race to deliver meals while navigating a few playful obstacles, highlighting the organization’s vital role in the community.

*Studio Vino* Sunburst Waves

Studio Vino presents a Family Night painting session centered on Sunburst Waves, a vivid seascape where a cresting blue wave meets a glowing sun in warm, sunset colors. Instructors guide participants of all ages step by step, from shaping rhythmic swells to creating a radiant sky, making the experience approachable for beginners and engaging for experienced painters. The atmosphere is lively and festive, and the session includes clear, guided instruction. Studio Vino is a small, independent, family owned business that enjoys bringing people together through creativity. Pricing is $29 per adult and $19 for children 10 and under.

Rly Ory

RLY ORY performs a rock set lasting more than two hours at Backyard Tap. The show takes place outdoors with food and drinks available, creating a family friendly setting where the songs are the focus.

Women's Healing Circle

A nurturing women’s healing circle centers on connection, self discovery, and sisterhood as part of The Connection Co+Op’s Women’s Healing Circles. Aligned with the lunar cycle, it offers a supportive setting for women to explore self love, empowerment, healing, and personal growth through guided meditation, journaling, intention setting, banishing, group and partner platonic intimacy work, and sisterhood support. The circle is facilitated by Shannon Piker, a certified Rising Woman Astrologer, Women’s Guidance Facilitator, and E-RYT 500 YACEP Yoga Teacher. Online registration is open. Sliding scale pricing is $22 to $33, and buy three, get one free class packs are available. Capacity is limited to 12.

IMPACT SUMMER PROGRAM (CAMP)

Camp IMPACT offers a clinically informed, skills-focused summer program for youth who are navigating challenges with managing emotions and behaviors, communication and social skills, anxiety, depression, ADHD, ODD, peer relationships, decision-making, and delays linked to COVID-19, isolation, or trauma. Each day blends structured therapeutic groups with creative arts and crafts, outdoor activities, and facilitated peer interaction so participants can practice essential life skills in real time. Over the last five years, the program has reached more than 1,000 children and adolescents across multiple communities. Outcomes have shown measurable gains in communication, emotion regulation, and peer interaction. Learners benefit from a hands-on environment, building confidence as they repeatedly apply skills in group settings that reflect school and community life, which helps them carry those abilities into classrooms, homes, and beyond. Instruction, modeling, and practice are integrated throughout the camp day. Youth work on resolving conflicts with peers, managing tough moments, communicating effectively in groups, making decisions and solving problems, and using coping strategies during transitions or unexpected changes. With consistent support in a structured setting, participants are better equipped to generalize what they learn when they return to school and engage with their wider community.

Beginning Ukulele — Session #4

Learn the foundations of ukulele in a beginner-friendly class designed for adults and ages 12 and up. Session 4 covers essentials like tuning, basic chords, and straightforward strumming patterns, with songs chosen to fit the group’s interests and skill levels. You can bring a ukulele or use one provided by the instructor during class. Please bring a pencil and a folder to organize notes and handouts. The instructor is Linda Emmerman, a former K-5 music teacher. The fee is $60. Registration is available through the Berthoud Recreation website or by calling Wildfire Community Arts Center at (970) 532-5497.

Dinosaurs Mini Art Camp — Ages 5-10

A creative mini art camp invites children ages 5 to 10 to dive into dinosaur fun with hands-on projects. Participants will learn about fossils, volcanoes, and other prehistoric themes while making a dinosaur terrarium and additional dino-inspired artwork. The fee is $50 and includes all materials.

Timnath Ice Cream Social

The Timnath Ice Cream Social is in the works, with additional information to be provided soon.

Bluegrass and Brews Festival

The Loveland Downtown District welcomes back its annual One Sweet Summer: Bluegrass & Brews Festival, a free, family-friendly celebration spread across two days in Downtown Loveland with a lineup of award-winning bluegrass artists. The festivities begin with a 4th Street block party that marks the official grand opening of a block of 4th Street, headlined by Pixie and the Partygrass Boys. The second day moves to The Foundry Plaza and features performances by the Infamous Trio featuring Jeremy Garrett, Andy Hall, and Chris Pandolfi, and The Fretliners, with additional sets from Bronwyn Keith-Hynes and Slay & Stinson. The second day also offers a session beer tasting with punch cards for discounted samples, along with local food trucks, a kids zone sponsored by FNBO, free art activities, and other family-friendly entertainment.

Bird Banding & Bird Walk

Enjoy a morning devoted to birds with a two-part experience that blends live research and a guided outing. It begins with a demonstration of bird banding led by Scott Rashid, Director of the Colorado Avian Research and Rehabilitation Institute. Songbirds are gently captured in nets, then identified, weighed, measured, and fitted with bands while Scott shares stories and findings from his work. Depending on how many birds arrive, attendees may even have a brief chance to hold one. Next, expert birder Sheila Webber, a board member of the Northern Colorado Bird Alliance, leads a guided walk around Equalizer Lake to look for local species. Using the free eBird app is recommended for logging observations. Dogs on leash are welcome, and children and strollers can participate. Trails are natural surface. This outdoor program runs weather permitting. If snow, rain, or extreme wind or cold occurs, updates will be shared on Facebook and by email. The series typically takes place on the first Saturday of the month and does not occur in January or July. Bird banding here contributes to a scientific program administered by the U.S. Geological Survey and the Canadian Wildlife Service, with data submitted to the USGS Bird Banding Laboratory to support research and conservation. Trained, licensed researchers conduct the work with the birds’ well-being as a priority, and the process is not known to harm or significantly affect them, as shown by birds returning to these sites to feed and nest. To be prepared, bring binoculars, comfortable walking shoes, layers for changing weather, water, a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses.

Annual Duck Race

The Milliken Johnstown Annual Duck Race is part of Johnstown BBQ Day at Parish Park. It supports the local Lions Club and its programs, including vision screening and providing glasses for local youth and community members. Interested participants can reach out through Facebook Messenger to support these efforts.

Johnstown BBQ Day's 3rd Annual Car Show

The annual Johnstown BBQ Day car show invites enthusiasts of every style and build. Rock crawlers, overlanders, JDM and KDM rides, sports and drag cars, drift cars, classics, muscle cars, trucks, and rat rods are all welcome. Registered entries compete for People’s Choice, Best in Show, and Judge’s Choice, with cash awards presented to the winners at the end. Pre-registration is required due to limited space, and unregistered vehicles will not be admitted. Trailering is allowed, but vehicles must be unloaded and trailers parked outside the event area. All vehicles must have rubber tires and be able to move on the road, and those that arrive on trailers do not need to be street legal. Vehicles intended as children’s attractions are not permitted. Questions about kid-friendly displays, vendor booths, food trucks, or other BBQ Day details can be directed to communications@johnstownco.gov or Town Hall at 970-587-4664. For car show inquiries, contact Chelsea Sauer at csauer@johnstownco.gov. A unique Johnstown BBQ Day Car Show t-shirt, noted as higher quality than last year, is available to those who register by the stated deadline.

Darian Poe Live At Tom Davis Saloon

Darian Poe, a nationally touring recording artist from Southern Illinois, brings a solo set of vocals and guitar to Tom Davis Saloon, blending country, Americana, and folk. The performance pairs live music with drinks and a fun saloon atmosphere.

Girls' Summer Fight Camp - June 9th-10th

At Luckyfoot Martial Arts, this girls-only day camp focuses on practical self-defense in a supportive environment that encourages full participation. Participants learn the basics of striking, how to set clear personal boundaries, and both standing and ground defense, all taught by women instructors with more than 10 years of experience. The camp is beginner friendly and requires no previous training. It is designed to build confidence and help participants leave feeling strong and empowered.

55 & Better Expo

Loveland Reporter-Herald and the Greeley Tribune present a free expo created for adults 55 and better. It features practical tips and current insights on health and nutrition, finances and retirement planning, housing choices from active adult communities to assisted living, home care, lifestyle and leisure, fitness, and other helpful resources.

Friday Night on the Town Market

Downtown Loveland stays up a little later as Pocket Park comes alive with local makers, art, and music. Stroll through the heart of downtown, enjoy a drink, meet someone new, and linger for a relaxed evening that captures the spirit of early summer. It is small town charm infused with creative energy, all beneath the glow of string lights.

Sourdough Class at Loveland Aleworks

Learn hands-on sourdough baking at Loveland Aleworks with Lori from Little Owl Sourdough. Explore a traditional long fermentation process that breaks down gluten and phytic acid for easier digestion, supports absorption of magnesium, iron, and zinc, helps lower the glycemic index for steadier blood sugar, and naturally provides prebiotics that benefit the gut microbiome. The method is designed to be straightforward, and the starter is easy to maintain. Participants will leave with laminated instructions reviewed in class, a freshly fed starter, and a dough you mixed that is ready to bake at home. Beer will be available for purchase from Loveland Aleworks during the class. Please bring a 4 quart bowl with a lid. The cost is $60 per person plus processing fees, and each attendee needs their own ticket. Payment is required to confirm registration.

Stars Stripes and Summits - our 250/150 celebration! - The Don Elwood Band

This celebration at the Pulliam Community Building features The Don Elwood Band and an evening focused on dancing. A quick group lesson gets things started, followed by open dance time. Guests are welcome, and advance online registration and payment are strongly encouraged because the event is cashless. You may register and pay for up to five guests in a single transaction. Payments and paid reservations are not refundable, and they may not be transferred to another dance or to another person. After paying online, a pass receipt will be emailed for easy entry at check in, and a temporary nametag will be available. Registration is completed through the provided link by selecting the dance, using the Register tab, entering your information, agreeing to the liability release, and paying by PayPal or credit card, then saving or printing your pass. Ice water will be available. Non alcoholic drinks may be brought, alcohol is not permitted on city premises, and snacks are welcome, including items to share at the snack buffet table.

Swivel and Swing Country Dance Event

Celebrate a weekend of country dance with workshops, competitions, and social dancing at the annual Swivel and Swing Country Dance Event. Dancers of every level are welcome, with sessions covering Two Step, Country Swing, Night Club Two-Step, Line Dance, and Waltz. As part of the National Country Dance Circuit, this pointed competition features Line Dance contests, Country Swing Jack and Jill for beginner and intermediate levels, and Country Swing Strictly for beginner and intermediate dancers. Enjoy a pre-party social and additional social dancing during the event. When it is time for a breather, play corn hole and connect with other attendees in a relaxed space. Non-marking dance shoes are required, and comfortable footwear plus a spirit of fun are recommended. A limited number of flirty bird tickets are available for the first 20 people at $99. For more information, email inspiredmovementdancer@gmail.com.

2025 Sweetheart City Car Show

Enjoy a classic car show with food, music, and family friendly activities. Kids can cool off on inflatable water slides. Admission is free for spectators, and those who want to display a vehicle can register to participate.

Loveland Reptile Expo (Show Me Reptile Show)

The Loveland Reptile Expo from Show Me Reptile Show brings a full-scale reptile and exotic animal experience to The Ranch Events Complex, blending fun, learning, and adventure for all ages. Expect a wide variety of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and small exotic mammals, along with aquatics. Vendors and breeders showcase plants and bioactive supplies, plus enclosures, décor, feeders, and other care essentials for new and experienced keepers alike. Guests can explore the exhibits, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community behind the hobby. Admission options include general admission and a VIP pass. General admission costs $12 for adults when purchased in advance or $15 at the door, $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, and is free for children 6 and under. The VIP pass is $17 when purchased ahead of time or $20 at the door, and it includes early entry and complimentary admission on day two at any two-day show. All ages are welcome.

Sam the Safety Squirrel HERO Event

This free, in-person event welcomes parents and kids for a lively experience with Sam the Safety Squirrel. Participants can take part in fun activities and learn practical safety tips aimed at building HERO skills, while meeting the safety expert character, sharing laughs, and forming new friendships. Every attendee receives a complimentary gift.

Underwater World Art Camp — Ages 5-10

Young creators ages 5 to 10 can explore life beneath the waves in a weeklong art camp. Hands-on projects focus on ocean themes, encouraging kids to experiment with a range of materials and techniques to craft sea-inspired artworks. Participants will also collaborate to build a detailed model of a coral reef. The cost is $95 and includes all materials.

Promenade Kids Day

Celebrate summer with the family at Promenade Kids Day, taking place on the Main Plaza and inside favorite shops and restaurants. Kids can enjoy free arts and crafts, face painting, games, a DJ, a scavenger hunt, prize giveaways, and more. Families can RSVP for a chance to win prizes.

Hand Drumming — Beginner Workshop 4

Explore hand drumming in a beginner-friendly workshop designed for adults and ages 9 and up. Learn foundational strokes and three to four part rhythms in a lively, hands-on setting that builds energy and sparks creativity. The session is led by Nancy Brauhn-Curnes, a certified drum facilitator with experience teaching kids, adults, and people with disabilities. Drums are provided if needed, or you can bring your own. Advanced instruction is available by invitation from the instructor. Cost is $15.

Ice Cream & Treats Festival

The 6th Annual Ice Cream & Treats Festival brings sweet flavors to Foundry Plaza in downtown Loveland. More than a dozen local vendors serve sample-size portions of their signature desserts, ranging from 1 to 1.5 ounces, and dessert purchases are made with tickets only. Tickets are sold at the Loveland Downtown District tent for $2 each, or as a 12-ticket pack for $20. Families will find free activities for kids throughout the event, including games, challenges, and trivia presented by the Loveland Downtown District, Juiced on Imagination, the Loveland Public Library, and other partners. DJ Brandon of Find Your Light Theatre Co. emcees the festivities. Organized by the Downtown Loveland District, this inclusive community gathering is created to bring neighbors together in the heart of downtown. Complimentary parking is available in the Foundry Parking Garage and throughout downtown.

Buckaroo Rodeo

Iron Horse presents the second annual Buckaroo Rodeo, a community-focused gathering that showcases progress from equine and farm-based occupational therapy sessions. Alongside the rodeo, attendees can enjoy farm-themed activities such as chicken bingo, photo booth setups, and a build-your-own goat treat station. The rodeo itself is open to current patients of Integrated Pediatric Therapy Associates, while the wider event welcomes community members, clients, and families.

Northern Colorado Home Show June 19 - 21, 2026

Enjoy free admission to a showcase designed for homeowners ready to take on projects of any size. Explore ideas and savings for kitchen remodels, outdoor living upgrades, and other home improvements while meeting local and national vendors in person. Exhibitors offer practical insights and guidance to help turn renovation plans into reality at the Northern Colorado Home Show.

Country and West Coast Swing Social Dance

Kick off the evening with a dance lesson, then keep moving as a live DJ keeps the music going into the night. Country sets fill the lower level while west coast swing takes over upstairs, creating two lively spaces to dance and mingle. Some studio memberships include this event.

Eric Golden Band - Live at Tom Davis Saloon 6/20

Eric Golden Band performs live at Tom Davis Saloon, delivering a set of traditional honky tonk country music.

Sourdough Class at Loveland Aleworks

Explore the craft of long fermented sourdough at Loveland Aleworks with Lori of Little Owl Sourdough. This hands-on class highlights a traditional method that breaks down gluten and phytic acid, can make bread easier to digest, and supports absorption of key minerals such as magnesium, iron, and zinc. The process also helps lower the glycemic index to support blood sugar management, and the naturally occurring prebiotics nurture a healthy gut microbiome. Lori shares an approachable technique and a low maintenance starter. Participants leave with laminated instructions reviewed in class, a starter they have fed, and a loaf they mixed that is ready to bake at home, along with the confidence to keep baking. Beverages from Loveland Aleworks are available for purchase during the session. Please bring a 4 quart bowl with a lid. The cost is $60 per person plus fees, and each attendee needs their own ticket. Registration is finalized once payment is received.

Art in the Garden — Flower Pressing

Discover how to press blooms and turn them into art in a hands-on workshop. Personalize a pocket flower press and decorate a garden rock, a note card, and a bookmark. Supplies are provided. The session is led by local artist Elissa Robb. It is part of Berthoud Local’s Art in the Garden series at the Community Garden in Pioneer Park. Tickets are $10. Children 6 and under attend free with a registered adult and do not count against the class size limit, while ages 7 and up must be registered. Registration is managed through Berthoud Parks and Rec.

Manga Dreams

Presented in the Main Gallery, this exhibition invites visitors into a vivid, imagined universe shaped by online culture and digital tools. Formal portraits of Asian young people appear in manga-inspired looks as they embody characters they dreamed up themselves. Working with the artists, participants received styling and invented backstories, then the scenes were expanded through post-production to create fully realized worlds. None of the personas are drawn from existing manga, keeping the focus on originality and self-invention. The presentation sits where popular culture meets contemporary art, touching on identity, self-expression, cosplay, gender, and how media representation shapes the way we see ourselves. Related programming includes a private member reception, a kintsugi workshop that requires registration, and an anime film series at the Rialto Theater with $5 screenings of Spirited Away, Howl’s Moving Castle, and Evangelion: 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon A Time.

Loveland Farmers Markets

Enthusiasm is building from a participant who looks forward to being part of the Loveland Farmers Market.

Stars and Stripes Week - Day Camp at Ultimate Ninjas Academy

Celebrate America with a patriotic-themed day camp at Ultimate Ninjas Academy. Created for children ages 4 to 12, this week features games, crafts, and ninja-style challenges that match the theme while helping campers build skills and confidence. Each morning starts with check-in and warm-up games, then campers rotate through skill stations and a craft project. A quick snack and water break leads into an obstacle course challenge and more ninja games, followed by supervised free play and a cool down with time to reflect. Full-day participants have a supervised midday lunch and a chance to relax, and should bring a sack lunch. The afternoon welcomes new arrivals with a light warm-up, continues with fresh skill rotations and a craft, includes another snack and hydration break, features team challenges and games, offers open play and time to explore skills, and wraps up with a cool down before pick-up. For safety and comfort, participants should wear snug tennis shoes, skip jewelry, and have long hair tied back. Families with more than one camper can use a 10 percent sibling discount.

Annual July 3rd fireworks viewing from above Wildridge

An annual fireworks viewing takes place from above Wildridge. The group meets at Maverick Avon, then heads up to Wildridge and follows 779 to reach the viewing meadow typically used for this event.

Timnath 4th of July Celebration

A Fourth of July celebration is planned at Timnath Reservoir. Additional event information will be shared as it becomes available.

July Cowgirl Roundup!

Designed for women, this five-night ranch retreat offers four days dedicated to the cowgirl lifestyle. Horseback riding is the centerpiece, with optional opportunities to fish, hike, swim, rock climb, and take part in shooting, and you can choose your own pace. Open to ages 13 and older, and no prior experience is required. The cost is $2,600 per person, plus 3.95% state tax and a suggested 15% gratuity. Connect with like-minded women and embrace the cowgirl tradition.

Local Berthoud History & Art Camp — Ages 5-10

Young creators ages 5 to 10 can explore local and state stories through art with support from the Berthoud Historical Society and Wildfire Community Arts Center. Over the course of a week, participants will make projects that bring the past to life, such as weaving baskets with paper plates, decorating a bison robe, and designing a small museum-style display. This hands-on experience encourages curiosity and creativity while connecting artmaking to real moments in history. The fee is $95 and includes all materials.

Sacred Geometry 1

Walk into spaces that feel lighter and more harmonious by learning practical ways to work with sacred geometry in this Level 1 class. Designed for moments when a room feels tense, an office carries heavy energy, or life has called for a fresh start, the teachings focus on using timeless geometric principles to uplift environments and restore clarity. At home, gain tools you can use regularly to clear stagnation and infuse your rooms with light, supporting greater creativity, deeper connections, and a more enriching meditation practice for everyone who lives there. In the workplace, apply the same methods to support focus, sustain a positive atmosphere, and keep low-vibration influences outside your personal space. Participants receive techniques for cleansing, energizing, protecting, and activating a room. The class offers a hands-on connection with key geometric forms, guidance for laying a simple grid and sealing a space for protection and enhancement, a method for building an energetic temple, and practices to awaken these patterns within the energy body. It is well suited to parents and grandparents, business professionals, healers, acupuncturists, yoga and massage practitioners, doctors, holistic providers, and anyone seeking additional ways to create sacred space. The material is preserved within the Modern Mystery School tradition and is presented as part of a long-standing lineage associated with King Salomon rather than a contemporary trend. This class is a prerequisite for Healer's Academy and is included in Healers Prep Weekend. Package pricing is available.

Amanda V's Material Girl at the Loveland Lilypad July 16!

Amanda V's Material Girl takes the stage at the Loveland Lilypad with a show featuring favorite hits from Madonna and Prince.

Thompson Canyon Teddy Bear Tour

This Teddy Bear Tour gathers at Mehaffey Park and heads out on a scenic drive through Big Thompson Canyon to Estes Park. After a short break at the parking garage, the group returns along Highway 34 to Loveland for lunch. Participants should bring a new teddy bear or stuffed animal with the tags still attached.

Space Odyssey Mini Art Camp — Ages 5-10

Young space enthusiasts can dive into creativity at a mini art camp for children ages 5 to 10. Participants will build rocket models, make space inspired art projects, and work together to construct a spaceship as a team. The cost is $50 and all materials are included.