happenings June
except Friday, when LAMA will provide lunch. Lane Academy of Martial Arts, Arvada. lane- academy.com Maker Mondays: Watercolor 1:30-3:30pm The Maker Monday series, co-sponsored by The Collective/ Lafayette Arts and Cultural Resources Department, introduces adults 18 and older to watercolor and sketching art forms. Participants will learn to blend these classical styles in a portable and approachable manner while appreciating the beauty of Lafayette. Lafayette Public Library. lafayetteco.gov 4 Tuesday Master Gardener Helpline 9am-1pm You can rely on Broomfield Colorado Master Gardener volunteers to address your garden inquiries, diagnose plant issues, and offer free resources for a thriving season. This program is free and does not require registration. Broomfield Library and Auditorium. compass.broomfield.org Drop-in Drawing with Anna Kaye 1-3pm Immerse yourself in the museum’s artistic ambiance through Drop-In Drawing with Anna Kaye sessions, where inspiration awaits at every turn. These sessions are included in general admission, which is free for members and youth aged 18 and younger. Denver Art Museum. denverartmuseum.org 5 Wednesday Guided Bird Walk at Barr Lake 9-10:30am Join volunteer naturalists Candice and Tim for a guided walk in the park. The walk is designed to introduce visitors of all experience levels to the park’s birds and wildlife. Nature Center, Barr Lake. cpw.state.co.us
Yoga on the Rocks, June 1. Photo by Red Rocks.
to do today
June 1 Saturday Lafayette Cars & Coffee 7-10am
morning sun and rejuvenate your body and mind. Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre, Morison. redrocksonline.org Golden Farmers Market 8am-1pm Entering its 22nd season, the Golden Farmers Market remains a beloved tradition within the Golden community, fostering connections with local farmers, food producers, businesses, and organizations. Discover more about the market by visiting their website for detailed information. 10th & Illinois Streets, Golden. business.goldenchamber.org 2 Sunday Parker Farmer’s Market 8am-1pm Experience the Parker Farmer’s Market every Sunday until the end of October. With over 500 booths offering locally- grown produce, farm-fresh dairy, artisanal baked foods, hand-crafted items, and more, visitors can also enjoy
a variety of breakfast and lunch options available at the market. Downtown Parker on Mainstreet. parkerco.gov Outside Festival 1-10pm The first Outside Festival is set for June 1-2 in downtown Denver, offering a unique celebration of outdoor activities with music, films, speakers, and gear. Created for both novices and experts, the festival aims to inspire and engage climbers, hikers, cyclists, skiers, and outdoor enthusiasts. Civic Center Park, Denver. festival.outsideonline.com 3 Monday Lego Imagination Building 8am-3pm The Lego Imagination Building Session requires a $75 registration fee, with the remaining balance due at the start of the summer camp week. Open to children aged 3 to 13, attendees should bring their own lunch and snacks for all days
Every first Saturday, head to the Lafayette Cars and Coffee meetup. This event is free to attend and open to the public. Flatirons Church, Lafayette. stungbykia.com
Yoga on the Rocks 7am
Experience a vinyasa flow session at Yoga on the Rocks. Doors open at 6 a.m., and the class begins at 7 a.m. Secure your tickets online for an opportunity to bask in the
Paws for Reading 3pm Share your favorite book with a furry friend from the
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