Food & drink this weekend in Larimer County, free

Friday November 6 2 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

Saturday November 7 4 events

morning

  • Wildcraft Markets Opening Day

    The indoor market opens with 100 or more local vendors offering winter produce, meats, coffee, bread and handmade goods, plus live music and family activities.

    Foothills Shopping Center, Fort Collins

    For families, until 2 p.m.

    MarketsFree
  • Learn to Homebrew Day

    A homebrewing outreach event brings brewing enthusiasts together to share their craft and introduce people to homebrewing.

    Brew Fort Homebrew & Winemaking Supply, Fort Collins

    until 2 p.m.

    Food & drinkFree

evening

  • Live Music

    Local artists perform live music.

    Gilded Goat Brewing, Fort Collins

    until 8 p.m.

    MusicFree

  • A 90's night w/ 'The POGs'

    The POGs play ’90s alternative-rock covers drawn from artists and genres across the decade.

    Chipper's Lanes, Fort Collins

    until 10:30 p.m.

    MusicFree

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

  • Sunday dinner live music

    A family-friendly event combines storytelling and live music with food and craft cocktails.

    Lonigans, Estes Park

    For kids and families, until 8 p.m.

    NightlifeFree

Ongoing Exhibitions, displays and runs 2 open

to Dec 16

  • Open Mic Night

    Musicians, poets and other performers take the mic at a live open mic hosted by local musician Max Miller.

    Avant Garde Aleworks, Estes Park

    MusicFree

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.