Mercy Club – Lafayette’s own Mercy Club: bangin’ folk rock, soaring harmonies and a stellar ensemble cast.

Jack Campbell & The Headmess – Based in Colorado, Jack Campbell & the Head Mess draws on the Minneapolis punk rock tradition of stuffing catchy pop earworms into a gritty garage rock package. Led by singer-songwriter Jack Campbell, the band has been bringing a decade’s worth of tunes about relationships and mental health to life, with the help of screamin’ sax solos and grungey basslines.

Lowfive – Five-piece band blending rock, folk, and roots influences to create their own brand of Colorado Americana. Their debut self-titled EP, released April 28 2023, showcases the diverse musicianship of the and and the evolution of their folk songwriting into stage-shaking rock and roll. Lowfive’s multi-part vocals, hot guitar licks, and personal lyrics about love, loss, and living in beautiful CO are evident in both their recordings and live shows.

All Ages!! $10 suggested donation at the door.
Doors: 6:30 PM
Show: 7:00 PM

Event is possible with grant support from Lafayette Cultural Arts Collective & Boulder County Arts Alliance

Keep the Glass: Ghostie Edition.

Purchase a Halloween Ghostie Glass and receive 2 free 10oz draft Stem Cider or Howdy Beer Pours.

Join Vintrey Honest Goods as we celebrate the season and support local makers from our community.

We have 8 wonderful vendors popping up on the lawn including Light Provisions Candles, Fout Fine Jewelry, Kaolee Jewelry, Generate Hope, Wildcraft Goods, Vanee Ink Art, Elisabeth Strunk Art, and Joseph & James Playshop.

No Entry Fee. No RSVP. For all ages!

Join us for our first-ever Halloween-themed fundraiser, featuring the spookiest classics of musical theatre! The Arts HUB Singers, our adult community choir founded in 2022, will headline this family-friendly event. Sharing the stage with them will be talented performers from across the Front Range, singing selections from beloved stage and movie musicals such as The Addams Family, Little Shop of Horrors, and The Nightmare Before Christmas.

The evening will conclude with a fabulous costume contest! Come dressed in your most spooktacular outfit for a chance to win a prize!

Tickets are $5 for children, and $10 for adults. All proceeds from this event will benefit The Arts HUB’s theatre programming.

www.artshub.org

Dozens of acts across seven stages. A full takeover of South Lafayette! One wristband gets you into all venues. Nissi’s, The Arts Hub, The End (inside Dog House Music Studios), Muse Performance Space, and the Confluence Garage! We’ll also have two free stages at The District playing music from noon until 6:00!

Featuring Gasoline Lollipops, Snakes & Stars (Michael Travis from String Cheese Incident/EOTO and Aaron Johnston of Brazilian Girls), Hazel Miller, Cody Qualls, SPELLS, Future Joy, HRZN, Heavy Diamond Ring, Drunken Hearts, and so much more!

 

The Lafayette Fall Harvest Festival is a family friendly event that hosts vendors selling ready to eat food and drinks, art, packaged and prepared foods to enjoy at home, a pumpkin patch, costumed dog parade benefitting RezDawgs Rescue, a kids art contest, arts and crafts, face painting, live music and more. Please dress up in costume and enjoy lovely Lafayette as we celebrate fall!

Location: N. Harrison Ave between E. Simpson and E. Geneseo

Join the Lafayette History Museum and the Arts & Cultural Resources Department for a screening of the film “The Silence of Quarantine.” Created by local director and producer Katrina Miller, the film follows two elderly African American women living in Boulder, Colorado during the Covid-19, Quarantine shut-down. With the churches closed, limited visitors, and nowhere to go, these women are in danger of becoming shadows of themselves and losing their lives while nobody knows how to help them. The film will be followed by a Q&A panel.

The screening is part of the new exhibit THREADED at the Collective, curated by Tya Anthony and featuring works by Adderly Grant-Lord, Jazz Holmes, Shaunie Berry, Yaz Atmore, and Tya Anthony.

Join East Side Art Institute for a delightful celebration of elderberries! Explore our small art fair happening on campus, where you can immerse yourself in live music, artist demonstrations, and live Plein Air Painting happening across our 14 acre campus.

Want to showcase your own creations? We have booths for you! Our 10’ x 10’ spaces are half-price at $50 total for this festival. Reserve your space soon. Please bring your own table, chairs, and shade tents. Electricity is not provided. All vendors must have a tax license and collect their own sales tax.

To apply for a space, please visit our website for details and send your information via email to: nancyu@eastsideartinstitute.org

So you think you know the story of Peter Pan? Think again! Join us for this thrilling origin story, in which you learn how Peter and his Lost Boys came to Neverland.

It’s Victorian England, and a ship full of orphan boys is being sent away to a mysterious island. No one knows where they are going… or what’s in the trunk the captain keeps stashed in his cabin. And meanwhile, who is the young girl on board who calls herself a Starcatcher? When the ship is infiltrated by pirates, led by the fearsome Captain Stash and his henchman Smee, the boys and Molly the Starcatcher have to save the treasure from their dastardly clutches!

Based on the popular novels by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, this adventurous romp of a play will delight all those who refuse to grow up!

This production is rated PG.

$15 for children, $18 for students and seniors, $28 for adults

So you think you know the story of Peter Pan? Think again! Join us for this thrilling origin story, in which you learn how Peter and his Lost Boys came to Neverland.

It’s Victorian England, and a ship full of orphan boys is being sent away to a mysterious island. No one knows where they are going… or what’s in the trunk the captain keeps stashed in his cabin. And meanwhile, who is the young girl on board who calls herself a Starcatcher? When the ship is infiltrated by pirates, led by the fearsome Captain Stash and his henchman Smee, the boys and Molly the Starcatcher have to save the treasure from their dastardly clutches!

Based on the popular novels by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, this adventurous romp of a play will delight all those who refuse to grow up!

This production is rated PG.

$15 for children, $18 for students and seniors, $28 for adults

So you think you know the story of Peter Pan? Think again! Join us for this thrilling origin story, in which you learn how Peter and his Lost Boys came to Neverland.

It’s Victorian England, and a ship full of orphan boys is being sent away to a mysterious island. No one knows where they are going… or what’s in the trunk the captain keeps stashed in his cabin. And meanwhile, who is the young girl on board who calls herself a Starcatcher? When the ship is infiltrated by pirates, led by the fearsome Captain Stash and his henchman Smee, the boys and Molly the Starcatcher have to save the treasure from their dastardly clutches!

Based on the popular novels by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, this adventurous romp of a play will delight all those who refuse to grow up!

This production is rated PG.

$15 for children, $18 for students and seniors, $28 for adults

So you think you know the story of Peter Pan? Think again! Join us for this thrilling origin story, in which you learn how Peter and his Lost Boys came to Neverland.

It’s Victorian England, and a ship full of orphan boys is being sent away to a mysterious island. No one knows where they are going… or what’s in the trunk the captain keeps stashed in his cabin. And meanwhile, who is the young girl on board who calls herself a Starcatcher? When the ship is infiltrated by pirates, led by the fearsome Captain Stash and his henchman Smee, the boys and Molly the Starcatcher have to save the treasure from their dastardly clutches!

Based on the popular novels by Dave Barry and Ridley Pearson, this adventurous romp of a play will delight all those who refuse to grow up!

This production is rated PG.

$15 for children, $18 for students and seniors, $28 for adults