Community this weekend in Larimer County, free

Friday November 6 3 events

afternoon

  • Friday Live Music: Lost Penny

    Lost Penny plays a live set at Snowy Peaks Winery.

    Snowy Peaks Winery, Estes Park

    For kids and families, until 6:30 p.m.

    ArtsFree

evening

  • FIRST FRIDAY! Art Groove

    A self-guided walking tour explores local art, with gallery shows, artist meet-and-greets and live music along the route.

    Various Locations, Estes Park

    For kids and families, until 8 p.m.

    FestivalsFree

Saturday November 7 4 events

morning

  • Saturday Cafe

    A coffeehouse-inspired gathering offers handmade caffeinated or decaffeinated drinks, books and games, with space for small projects and conversation.

    Seed & Sage Studio, Estes Park

    until noon

    ArtsFree
  • Holiday Shoppe

    A holiday shop offers locally handcrafted gifts, from stocking stuffers and home décor to surprises for friends and family.

    The Old Gallery, Estes Park

    For kids and families, until 4 p.m.

    CommunityFree

evening

  • King Stafford Duo

    An acoustic duo plays rock, folk, country and pop favorites from yesterday and today, alongside original songs.

    The Rock Inn Mountain Tavern, Estes Park

    until 8 p.m.

    ArtsFree

Sunday November 8 2 events

afternoon

  • Sunday Happy Hour

    A taproom happy hour offers discounted food and drinks.

    Avant Garde Aleworks, Estes Park

    until 3 p.m.

    CommunityFree

evening

  • Brett Stakelin

    Denver singer-songwriter Brett Stakelin performs acoustically, drawing on vintage and modern western music.

    The Rock Inn Mountain Tavern, Estes Park

    until 8 p.m.

    MusicFree

Ongoing Exhibitions, displays and runs 1 open

to Dec 29

  • Vinyl Night

    Guests can bring records to have them played during a taproom vinyl session.

    Avant Garde Aleworks, Estes Park

    CommunityFree

Listings come from the calendars of the area's visitor bureaus, libraries, colleges, towns, venues and Rocky Mountain National Park. Times and prices are theirs; check with the organizer before you go.