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Upcoming events across Greeley, Windsor and Evans are set to offer residents a lively mix of outdoor recreation, creative arts, live music, community gatherings and seasonal celebrations. The schedule published by the Greeley Tribune includes activities beginning Sunday, Sept. 20, and continuing through Tuesday, Sept. 29.
From a Halloween-themed paddleboard morning at Windsor Lake to a major craft beer festival in downtown Greeley, the calendar gives families, students, fitness enthusiasts and food lovers several ways to enjoy the early fall season.
Exciting Upcoming Events Begin Sunday
Brooms and Boards brings Halloween fun to Windsor Lake
The weekend lineup begins with Brooms and Boards at 10 a.m. Sunday at Windsor Lake, 100 N. Fifth St. The Halloween-themed paddleboard morning will blend costumed, magical fun with the scenery of early fall on the water.
Registration is required, making advance planning important for anyone hoping to participate. The event is expected to provide a playful outdoor experience for paddleboarders and those looking for a distinctive way to welcome the season.
BUTI Movement offers a high-energy fitness class
At 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Balanced Movement Yoga, 1535 8th Ave. in Greeley, will host BUTI Movement. The beat-driven somatic class combines primal movement, deep core activation, cardio dance and conditioning.
The session is designed to help participants release stress while building strength and stamina. Admission is $35, according to the event listing.
Powerful Art, Music and Community Gatherings
Tuesday bingo supports local organizations
Tuesday evening brings public bingo to the Greeley-Evans Moose Lodge, 3456 11th Ave. in Evans. The Knights of Columbus hosts the weekly event, with doors opening by 5 p.m. and the snack bar available by 6 p.m. Bingo begins at 6:45 p.m.
The organization uses proceeds to support three parishes, the Weld Food Bank, Envision, Schaefer Services and other community efforts. Sessions are open to the public, with listed costs ranging from $6 to $199.
Golden Gallery celebrates Weld County artists
On Wednesday, the LINC Library at 501 8th Ave. in Greeley will host the opening reception for the 2026 Golden Gallery 50+ Art Show. The exhibit highlights work by Weld County resident artists ages 50 and older.
The public exhibit will remain available through Oct. 22. Admission is free, giving visitors an opportunity to explore the creativity and life experiences represented by local artists.
UNC presents a vibrant Latinx Music celebration
On Friday, the University of Northern Colorado will present Celebremos — Three Years of Latinx Music at UNC at 7:30 p.m. at Campus Commons Performance Hall, 1051 22nd St. in Greeley.
The season-opening signature concert celebrates the third anniversary of UNC’s Bachelor of Arts in Latinx Music during Hispanic Heritage Month. The program will feature the Latin Beat Ensemble, student performers and selected faculty collaborations. Javier Vinasco will direct the performance.
Can’t-Miss Saturday Events in Greeley
Saturday’s schedule offers something for runners, history fans and craft beer enthusiasts. The UNC Homecoming 5K Run/Walk starts at 8 a.m. at the UNC Campus Recreation Center. Registration is listed at $23.18.
At 1:30 p.m., WeldWerks, 508 8th Ave., will host an author talk for “Confluence — The Story of Greeley Water.” Attendees can meet co-author and University of Northern Colorado professor Michael Welsh, Ph.D., and learn about the city’s water system, from the 1884 artesian well and 1907 mountain water system to the decisions that helped secure affordable water for future generations.
The day concludes with Greeley Oktobrewfest at Lincoln Park, 794 10th Ave. The two-day celebration includes craft beer, food, live music and family activities. Saturday’s offerings include a kids’ area open until 6 p.m. and a VIP tasting experience. Admission ranges from free to $45.
Food-Focused Upcoming Events Arrive Sept. 29
Two events on Tuesday, Sept. 29, will showcase Greeley’s food and beverage scene. Greeley Eats begins at 5 p.m. at UNC’s Campus Commons. The fourth annual celebration will feature complimentary samples, public voting for fan favorites and opportunities to meet local food businesses. Admission ranges from $10 to $30.
At 6 p.m., Wiley Roots Brewing Company, 625 3rd St., will host Beef & Brews. The fundraiser will pair beef and beer in a social setting. Tickets are listed at $33.85.
Weekly bingo will also return that evening at the Greeley-Evans Moose Lodge. Event schedules and availability may change, so attendees should confirm details before making plans.
Frequently Asked Questions About Upcoming Events
What is the featured Halloween event?
Brooms and Boards is a Halloween-themed paddleboard morning scheduled for 10 a.m. Sunday at Windsor Lake. Registration is required.
Which events are free?
The Golden Gallery 50+ Art Show is free to attend, and Greeley Oktobrewfest offers free admission, although some festival experiences may have a cost.
Where can visitors hear live music?
Celebremos at UNC features Latin Beat Ensemble performances, student musicians and faculty collaborations. Greeley Oktobrewfest will also include live music.
Are there family-friendly activities?
Families can enjoy Brooms and Boards, Greeley Oktobrewfest’s kids’ area and several community events listed throughout the schedule.
Can event details change?
Yes. Dates, times, prices and availability may change, so guests should verify information before attending.
