Events

The City of Boulder kicked off Juneteenth celebrations earlier this week with a public ceremony and live music, honoring Black history and culture with events continuing through June 19.

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The event will focus on the arts including opportunities that will come with the Sundance Film Festival.

On Tuesday, musical artist Zach Bryan announced that he would be playing an unplanned show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in August. Tickets will allegedly be less than $50, plus fees.

A community celebration of Juneteenth, a national holiday that marks the emancipation of enslaved African Americans and celebrates the heritage, resilience, and contributions of Black communities, will occur from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday, June 21 at Roosevelt Park, in Longmont.

Katherine Eid Wild’s show “Miroth” traces four generations of her Lebanese family and blends myth and memory. The show will take place at Longmont Public Media on June 20 and will be followed by a day-long workshop, “The Story of Your Voice,” on June 21.

AdventureFit’s Summer Vibes festival, to take place later this month in Lyons, will include live music, camping, running and cycling events, and more. The event is a rebranding of the Burning Can Fest at the Lyons Outdoor Games.

Mishawaka and Visit Fort Collins produce a free to the public, Avant-garde music series showcasing underrepresented edgy talent in Northern Colorado

Last week, more than 150 riders attended Longmont Bike Night's weekly community bike ride. The theme was "Pride," in recognition of June being internationally celebrated as LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

On June 30 at the Longmont Museum, the ​​Flatirons Food Film Festival will host a screening of the documentary "An Open Door," a production of the CSU College of Agricultural Sciences that reflects the life and work of Dr. Temple Grandin, followed by an in-person discussion with Grandin herself.