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X-WR-CALNAME:CalDiscovery - denver-co (family) BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Warbird Weekend DTSTART:20260905T160000Z DTEND:20260906T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260819T003722Z UID:4811-1788602400-1788714000@wingsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,family,outdoors DESCRIPTION:Bringing aviation to life\, this two-day event* will provide a rare opportunity to experience aerospace history and give you the chance to take flight in a WWII-era aircraft! \nThis showcase will give guests ra re\, up-close access to remarkable airplanes. It includes guided ground to urs\, interactions with aviation experts\, a museum-member-only coffee hou r\, and flight rides. Beyond the featured exhibits\, there will also be fa mily-friendly public programming activities related to warbirds and a pres entation exploring their historical significance. \nThe featured aircraft on display and available for flight rides will be the TBM Avenger\, which is an 80-year-old aircraft and flying museum\, and the CAF MHW SNB Sonoran Beauty. Additional airplanes include the Trojan T-28A. Even more warbirds will be out on our tarmac and on display\, plus more surprises! \nYou can also explore the Duty of Memory pop-up exhibit\, which tells the history behind the only American WWII cemetery in the Netherlands. In 1945\, peopl e of the southern Netherlands Limburg region began a grave adoption progra m for soldiers buried at the Netherlands American Cemetery. These Dutch fa milies have cared for and visited every grave for over 80 years. Eighty tr oops from Colorado are also buried at this cemetery in Margraten\, NL. The project aims to build awareness of this story and connect descendants of these Coloradoan soldiers with the organizations facilitating relationship s between American and Dutch families. The grave adopters hope to find and connect with all the families while working to preserve the soldiers’ m emories and information. \nTimeline of Events: \n\nOpen on Sep 5 from 10:0 0 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.\nMuseum Member-Only Hour open on Sep 6 from 10:00 a.m . – 11:00 a.m.\nSep 6 public admission open from 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m .\nFlight rides are available from 11:30 a.m.\, 12:30 p.m.\, 1:30 p.m.\, a nd 4:00 p.m. See more info below.\n\nPurchase Tickets: \n\nBuy here for Se p 5\nBuy here for Museum Members-Only Hour on Sep 6\nBuy here for general admission on Sep 6\n\nTake a Flight: \n\nTBM Avenger\nSNB Sonoran Beauty\n \nFood Trucks: \n\nSep 5: Hogback BBQ and Grill\nSep 6: R&B Tacos and Gril l\n\n*General admission discounts\, including community passes and ASTC Pa ssport Program reciprocal admission\, do not apply to this special event. Aircraft and activities are subject to change. Food is not included with a dmission. Flights are limited and may sell out quickly. LAST-MODIFIED:20260819T003722Z LOCATION:Exploration of Flight (Centennial Airport) URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/warbird-weekend/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Wings Over The Rockies X-SOURCE-URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/peaked-automotive-car-show END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Baby Rave at id345 DTSTART:20260905T160000Z DTEND:20260905T173000Z DTSTAMP:20260902T060042Z UID:0c911aa9-f322-42c6-ae41-c2c33a320c88@coloradoeventhub.com CATEGORIES:dance,family DESCRIPTION:https://babyrave.club\n\nA morning dance party for kiddos 5(is h) and younger (and their adults)!\n\nThis fun event is a great way to get some wiggles out on the first Saturday morning each month. We have an ama zing family friendly DJ and the music will be played at a reasonable level . Kids (and adults) are encouraged to bring costumes\, glow sticks\, music al instruments\, and comfortable shoes. We’ll provide the ball pit\, bub ble machine\, and occasionally a bounce house. \n\n$5 per person 1 year an d older...\n\nMore info: https://babyrave.club/#ical-pe1fs9480pabm6p38m41u mgm1v_R20260606T160000%40google.com_2026-09-05T10:00:00 LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T060042Z LOCATION:ID345\, 3960 High St\, Denver\, CO 80205\, USA\, Denver URL:https://babyrave.club/#ical-pe1fs9480pabm6p38m41umgm1v_R20260606T16000 0%40google.com_2026-09-05T10:00:00 X-SOURCE-NAME:Colorado Event Hub X-SOURCE-URL:https://revelco.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kids' Bollywood (Ages 5-10yrs) DTSTART:20260906T163000Z DTEND:20260906T171500Z DTSTAMP:20260901T071830Z UID:10027991-1788690600-1788693300@belladivadance.com CATEGORIES:family LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T071830Z LOCATION:Bella Diva Dance Studio\, Bella Diva Dance\, 4309 E Mississippi A ve\, Glendale\, CO\, 80246\, United States URL:https://belladivadance.com/class-calendar/kids-bollywood-ages-6-10-yrs -2/2026-09-06/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Bella Diva World Dance X-SOURCE-URL:https://belladivadance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Tandem Dance - Kids' 6-10 yrs Bollywood & Adult Beginner Bollywood DTSTART:20260906T163000Z DTEND:20260906T172000Z DTSTAMP:20260901T071830Z UID:10020426-1788690600-1788693600@belladivadance.com CATEGORIES:dance,family DESCRIPTION:Kids’ 6-10 yrs Bollywood & Adult Beginner Bollywood\nHave yo ur family dance their way to fun & fitness at the same time where your chi ld gets to twirl & leap in their own class while you shimmy & sweat during your own “me time” adult dance fitness class. LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T071830Z URL:https://belladivadance.com/class-calendar/tandem-dance-kids-6-10-yrs-b ollywood-adult-beginner-bollywood/2026-09-06/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Bella Diva World Dance X-SOURCE-URL:https://belladivadance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Youth Production: 9 to 5 JR. – Grades K-5 DTSTART:20260909T000000Z DTEND:20260909T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260904T121133Z UID:10019756-1788890400-1788897600@www.coloradotheatreguild.org CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:9 to 5 JR.\nGrades 6–9 \nJoin Apex Performing Arts Collectiv e for 9 to 5 JR.\, a hilarious and empowering musical comedy based on the hit movie and Broadway musical! Set in the late 1970s\, this high-energy s how follows three unlikely friends as they take on their overbearing boss and discover the power of teamwork\, friendship\, and standing up for what ’s right. \nPerformers will receive training in acting\, singing\, and d ance while working alongside a supportive and encouraging creative team. W hether you’re a seasoned performer or stepping onto the stage for the fi rst time\, all experience levels are welcome. \nRehearsals: Tuesdays & Thu rsdays beginning August 2026\nPerformances: November 6–8\, 2026 \nFor re gistration and complete program information\, visit apexperformingarts.com or email director@apexperformingarts.com. LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T121133Z LOCATION:The People’s Building\, 9995 E. Colfax Avenue\, Aurora\, CO\, 8 0010\, United States URL:https://www.coloradotheatreguild.org/event/apex-performing-arts-collec tive-apex-performing-arts-denver-30-youth-production-9-to-5-jr/2026-09-08/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Colorado Theatre Guild X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.coloradotheatreguild.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Introduction to the Fall Season - Family Call DTSTART:20260909T180000Z DTEND:20260909T190000Z DTSTAMP:20260901T183217Z UID:10001270-1788955200-1788958800@specialolympicsco.org CATEGORIES:community,family DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”65554″ img_size =”Full”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_si ngle_image image=”64996″ img_size=”full”][/vc_column][vc_column wi dth=”2/3″][vc_column_text]This zoom call is an opportunity for familie s to learn about all things Fall Season. \nWednesday\, September 9\, 2026\ n12:00 pm – 1:00 pm \nFor more information and questions please contact Adrian Mora\, Senior Director of Regional Services at (720) 359-3104 amora @specialolympicsco.org[/vc_column_text]Zoom Call Link[/vc_column][/vc_row] LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T183217Z LOCATION:Zoom Video URL:https://specialolympicsco.org/event/intro-to-fallseason-familycall/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Special Olympics CO X-SOURCE-URL:https://specialolympicsco.org/programs/inclusivehealth/virtua ltraining END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:KPop Kids (Ages 7-12) DTSTART:20260909T233000Z DTEND:20260910T002000Z DTSTAMP:20260904T072338Z UID:10017369-1788975000-1788978000@belladivadance.com CATEGORIES:family LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T072338Z LOCATION:Bella Diva World Dance\, 4315 E. Mississippi Ave.\, Glendale\, CO \, 80246\, United States URL:https://belladivadance.com/class-calendar/kpop/2026-09-09/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Bella Diva World Dance X-SOURCE-URL:https://belladivadance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Bennett Days DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260911 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260914 DTSTAMP:20260824T062859Z UID:50708-1789084800-1789343999@kygo.com CATEGORIES:arts,family,festival,food,music,sports DESCRIPTION:Get ready for one of the most exciting weekends of the year — Bennett Days is almost here! This year’s celebration has something f or everyone\, from bull riding and bullfighting to a lively parade\, car s how and art show. Enjoy the Family Fun Zone\, live music\, local vendors\, delicious food and plenty more fun throughout the weekend. LAST-MODIFIED:20260824T062859Z LOCATION:Trupp Park\, 105 Palmer Ave\, Bennett\, CO\, 80102\, United State s URL:https://kygo.com/event/bennett-days-2/ X-SOURCE-NAME:98.5 KYGO X-SOURCE-URL:https://kygo.com/venue/boettcher-concert-hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Fun on the Farm: La Cazuela DTSTART:20260911T154500Z DTEND:20260911T163000Z DTSTAMP:20260823T000814Z UID:10004358-1789119900-1789122600@bouldercounty.gov CATEGORIES:community,family DESCRIPTION:Children ages 3-6 will love to visit the farm to learn about a nimals\, plants\, and agricultural life. Come celebrate the beginning of H ispanic Heritage Month with a bilingual story about all the farm animals h elping the farm maid cook a delicious dessert. All programs include a shor t story time\, hands-on activities\, and a take-home craft. Afterwards\, e xplore the farm. Children must be accompanied by an adult. \nNo registra tion required. LAST-MODIFIED:20260823T000814Z LOCATION:Agricultural Heritage Center\, 8348 Ute Hwy\, Longmont\, CO\, 805 03 URL:https://bouldercounty.gov/event/fun-on-the-farm-la-cazuela/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Boulder County X-SOURCE-URL:https://bouldercounty.gov/government/public-meetings END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Breakfast Fly-In DTSTART:20260912T153000Z DTEND:20260912T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260811T003636Z UID:6415-1789205400-1789216200@wingsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:family,food,outdoors DESCRIPTION:Check out Corvettes and start your Saturday with tasty food\, aircraft\, and unique cars at our monthly Breakfast Fly-In!* \nStart your engines at this family-friendly event where we feature special activities in addition to our usual events\, including: \n\nExplore local vintage veh icles courtesy of the Central Colorado Corvette Club\nChat with the driver s and hear their stories\nTake a seat in both cars and airplanes\nWatch ai rcraft fly in and out on our tarmac and meet the pilots\n\nSee you soon fo r this family-friendly event! \nBuy Tickets \nPilots – Fly in for free breakfast! For tie-down space\, contact PublicPrograms@WingsMuseum.org or 303.360.5360 ext. 160. \nFood Trucks: Cooper’s Coffee & Wafflerita \n*W eather permitting. Aircraft and activities are subject to change. Food is not included with admission. LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T003636Z LOCATION:Exploration of Flight (Centennial Airport) URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/breakfast-fly-in/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Wings Over The Rockies X-SOURCE-URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/peaked-automotive-car-show END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Sunset at the Farm DTSTART:20260912T230000Z DTEND:20260913T013000Z DTSTAMP:20260827T180905Z UID:10004362-1789232400-1789241400@bouldercounty.gov CATEGORIES:family,outdoors DESCRIPTION:Celebrate autumn evenings at the Agricultural Heritage Center and enjoy this rare opportunity for extended hours! Perfect for sunset pho tos\, relaxed exploration\, and family time in a scenic farm setting. Regi stration is not required for this activity\, but you can still sign up to be notified in case the event is unexpectedly canceled. \nSign Up LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T180905Z LOCATION:Agricultural Heritage Center\, 8348 Ute Hwy\, Longmont\, CO\, 805 03 URL:https://bouldercounty.gov/event/sunset-at-the-farm-sept-12/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Boulder County X-SOURCE-URL:https://bouldercounty.gov/government/public-meetings END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Festival Latino DTSTART:20260913T180000Z DTEND:20260914T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260729T181420Z UID:10000303-1789300800-1789322400@adamscountyco.gov CATEGORIES:arts,family,festival,food,music DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the rich culture and vibrancy of Latino heritage wit h Adams County! This free\, family-friendly event provides an unforgettabl e celebration filled with live music and entertainment\, interactive art e xperiences\, food\, community resources\, and more. Mark your calendars! LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T181420Z LOCATION:Riverdale Regional Park\, 9755 Henderson Rd.\, Brighton\, CO\, 80 601\, United States URL:https://adamscountyco.gov/event/festival-latino-091326/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Adams County\, CO X-SOURCE-URL:https://adamscountyco.gov/our-county/parks-open-space-cultura l-arts/special-events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Festival Latino + EV Showcase DTSTART:20260913T180000Z DTEND:20260914T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260826T180312Z UID:19768-1789300800-1789322400@drivecleancolorado.org CATEGORIES:arts,family,festival,food,music DESCRIPTION:Join us at the Adams County Festival Latino on September 13th at Riverdale Regional Park! This free\, family-friendly event promises an unforgettable celebration of Latino culture. Live music\, interactive art installations\, and a variety of food vendors make this event one of a ki nd. \nThere will also be an EV showcase where attendees will have the chan ce to explore electric vehicles in a family friendly\, low pressure settin g. We will be there with Monarca Group to share educational materials and answer any and all clean transportation questions. \nFor more information about the event\, click here. LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T180312Z LOCATION:Riverdale Regional Park\, 9755 Henderson Rd\, Brighton\, CO\, 806 01\, United States URL:https://drivecleancolorado.org/event/festival-latino-ev-showcase/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Drive Clean Colorado X-SOURCE-URL:https://drivecleancolorado.org/event/2026-colorado-auto-show END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Kids Cook - Dinnertime DTSTART:20260914T233000Z DTEND:20260915T013000Z DTSTAMP:20260903T001751Z UID:114176-1789407000-1789414200@apexprd.org CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:Get ready to cook a delicious dinnertime meal. Young chefs wil l learn how to make homemade pizza from scratch\, toss a fresh salad and w hip up creamy homemade ranch dressing. To top it all off\, the class will create sweet cheesecake bites for dessert. This hands-on cooking class is a fun way for kids to build kitchen skills\, explore new flavors and enjoy a meal they made themselves. LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T001751Z LOCATION:Community Recreation Center\, 6842 Wadsworth Blvd.\, Arvada\, CO\ , 80003 URL:https://apexprd.org/event/kids-cook-dinnertime-3/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Apex Park and Recreation District X-SOURCE-URL:https://apexprd.org/facility/arvada-aquatics-center/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Level 1/2 Technique & Styling DTSTART:20260916T220000Z DTEND:20260916T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260905T061548Z UID:10001909-1789574400-1789578000@coloradodancesport.com CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:Walking into a dance studio for the first time can feel intimi dating. You watch experienced dancers glide across the floor and wonder if you will ever look that comfortable. That little voice inside asks\, “W hat if I have no rhythm? What if I step on my partner’s toes? What if ev eryone else already knows what they are doing?” It is completely normal to feel nervous\, but here is the truth: every single advanced dancer star ted exactly where you are right now. They walked through the same doors\, felt the same butterflies\, and made the same beginner mistakes.\nThe diff erence between someone who learns to dance and someone who stays on the si delines is not talent. It is simply the decision to take that first step. This article will walk you through five common mistakes beginners make dur ing their first few dance lessons\, and more importantly\, how you can avo id them. Whether you want to learn ballroom\, Latin\, swing\, or country\, these tips will help you feel more confident and enjoy the journey from d ay one. \nThe 5 Common Beginner Mistakes (and How to Overcome Them)\nMista ke 1: Staring Continuously at Your Feet\nIt is the most natural instinct i n the world. You are learning a new step\, your brain is working overtime\ , and you want to make sure your feet land exactly where they should. So y ou look down\, and you keep looking down. The problem is that staring at y our feet actually throws off your balance. When your head drops\, your sho ulders hunch forward\, and your center of gravity shifts. Instead of feeli ng the music and moving as one unit\, you become stiff and top-heavy. \nTh e solution: Train your eyes to look up. Pick a spot on the wall at eye lev el or focus on your partner’s shoulder or face. When you lift your gaze\ , your posture automatically improves\, and your body can relax into the m ovement. You will quickly discover that your feet know more than you think \, and trusting your body is the first step to dancing with confidence. In structors at Colorado DanceSport encourage this from the very first lesson \, because looking up is the fastest way to build real balance and connect ion with the music. \nMistake 2: Expecting Too Much\, Too Fast\nYou watch a YouTube video or see a couple performing a flawless tango\, and you want to dance like that by next week. But dancing is a physical skill\, and ph ysical skills require repetition and patience. Your brain needs time to bu ild muscle memory. Expecting perfection in your first few lessons sets you up for unnecessary frustration and can even make you want to quit. \nThe solution: Embrace the learning process as part of the fun. Progress in dan ce is rarely a straight line. Some moves click instantly\, while others ta ke weeks to feel natural. Celebrate small wins\, like maintaining a steady rhythm or remembering a new pattern without your instructor’s guidance. Colorado DanceSport structures its beginner lessons so that you walk away with at least one achievable win every session. That feeling of progress\ , no matter how small\, keeps you motivated and coming back for more. \nMi stake 3: Apologizing Constantly to Your Partner or Teacher\n“I’m sorry !” “Oh\, I messed up again.” “Sorry\, I stepped on you.” This is the most common verbal habit new dancers develop\, and it does more harm than good. Apologizing every time you make a mistake puts you in a negativ e headspace and can make your partner feel like they need to reassure you instead of focusing on the dance. \nThe solution: Reframe mistakes as info rmation. Every misstep tells you something: your weight transfer was off\, you rushed the beat\, or your frame broke. That is not a failure\; it is simply data to adjust for the next try. There are no mistakes in learning\ , only adjustments. Your instructor and partner are there to help you impr ove\, not to judge you. At Colorado DanceSport\, the environment is suppor tive and judgment-free\, so you can relax and know that every stumble is j ust a natural part of the process. Swap “I’m sorry” for “Okay\, le t me try that again\,” and watch your confidence grow. \nMistake 4: Wear ing the Wrong Footwear\nWhat you wear on your feet can make or break your first dance lesson. Running shoes with thick rubber soles will stick to th e floor and prevent you from turning or gliding smoothly. Flip-flops offer no support and are a safety hazard. High heels without practice may throw off your balance entirely. Many beginners show up in gym shoes and wonder why they feel clunky and unable to pivot. \nThe solution: Choose shoes th at allow your feet to slide just a little. Flat leather-soled shoes\, sued e dance sneakers\, or comfortable dress shoes work well. If you are a woma n starting out\, a low\, stable heel or a flat with a smooth sole is ideal . You do not need expensive dance shoes right away. Just make sure your fo otwear does not grip the floor like Velcro. Colorado DanceSport’s instru ctors can give you specific recommendations based on the style you want to learn\, so you start your lesson feeling prepared and safe. \nMistake 5: Believing You Must Have “Natural Rhythm” to Start\nThis may be the mos t damaging belief of all. Many people assume that rhythm is something you are born with\, either you have it or you do not. Nothing could be further from the truth. Rhythm is a learned skill\, just like riding a bike or ty ping on a keyboard. It is a mechanical understanding of timing and weight changes that can be taught step by step. \nThe solution: Trust that your i nstructor can teach you rhythm. At Colorado DanceSport\, beginner lessons break music down into simple counts\, focusing on basic weight transfers b efore adding steps. You will learn to hear the beat\, feel the pulse\, and move your body in time\, even if you have never done it before. Countless students who walked in claiming they had “two left feet” have become confident dancers through patient instruction. The key is to let go of the idea that rhythm is a gift and accept it as a skill you can develop. \n \ nPhoto by Anna on Pexels\n\nThe Colorado DanceSport Experience: A Safe Pla ce to Learn\nColorado DanceSport in Denver and Littleton is built on the b elief that anyone can learn to dance. The studio specializes in teaching b eginners from scratch\, whether you come alone\, with a partner\, or as pa rt of a group. Private lessons and group classes are available in ballroom \, Latin\, country\, swing\, and wedding choreography\, and no partner is ever required. Every step is broken down into simple\, achievable blocks s o that even your first lesson ends with a real sense of accomplishment. \n Instructors at Colorado DanceSport know that the biggest barrier for most new dancers is fear\, not ability. That is why the atmosphere is warm\, en couraging\, and completely free of judgment. Whether you are learning a ba sic box step in a private lesson or joining a beginner group class\, you w ill be surrounded by people who understand exactly how you feel. The studi o’s inclusive approach makes it the perfect place to take those first br ave steps. \nThe biggest mistake of all is not stepping on your partner’ s foot or forgetting a pattern. The biggest mistake is letting fear keep y ou sitting on the sidelines when you could be out on the floor\, moving to music and having fun. You have already taken the first step by reading th is article. Now it is time to take the next one. Explore Colorado DanceSpo rt’s beginner-friendly introductory packages\, check out the class calen dar\, and fill out the contact form to reserve your first low-pressure\, i ntroductory private lesson today. Your dance journey starts with one step. \n \nPhoto by Bingqian Li on Pexels\n\n \nPhoto by Yusuf Çelik on Pexels \n\nFrequently Asked Questions\nDo I need a partner to take beginner dance lessons?\nNo. Many studios\, including Colorado DanceSport\, encourage be ginners to come alone. Group classes often rotate partners so you can lear n with different people\, and private lessons are one-on-one with an instr uctor. You will never be turned away because you do not have a partner. \n What should I wear to my first dance lesson?\nWear comfortable clothing th at allows you to move freely\, such as a t-shirt and pants or a skirt. Cho ose shoes with smooth soles that slide easily on the floor. Avoid thick ru bber-soled athletic shoes or sandals. Your instructor can advise on proper footwear once you begin. \nHow long does it take to become a good dancer? \nThere is no fixed timeline\, but most beginners see noticeable improveme nt after just a few lessons. Rhythm and muscle memory develop with regular practice. The key is to enjoy each step of the learning process rather th an rushing toward a distant goal. Consistency matters more than natural ta lent. LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T061548Z LOCATION:Littleton\, 5120 South Lowell Blvd.\, Littleton\, CO\, 80123 URL:https://coloradodancesport.com/events/level-1-2-technique-styling/2026 -09-16/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Colorado Dancesport Ballroom X-SOURCE-URL:https://coloradodancesport.com/denver-dance-classes-for-compe titive-western-ballroom-and-latin END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:West Coast Swing Fundamentals DTSTART:20260917T000000Z DTEND:20260917T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260905T061548Z UID:10002431-1789581600-1789585200@coloradodancesport.com CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:Walking into a dance studio for the first time can feel intimi dating. You watch experienced dancers glide across the floor and wonder if you will ever look that comfortable. That little voice inside asks\, “W hat if I have no rhythm? What if I step on my partner’s toes? What if ev eryone else already knows what they are doing?” It is completely normal to feel nervous\, but here is the truth: every single advanced dancer star ted exactly where you are right now. They walked through the same doors\, felt the same butterflies\, and made the same beginner mistakes.\nThe diff erence between someone who learns to dance and someone who stays on the si delines is not talent. It is simply the decision to take that first step. This article will walk you through five common mistakes beginners make dur ing their first few dance lessons\, and more importantly\, how you can avo id them. Whether you want to learn ballroom\, Latin\, swing\, or country\, these tips will help you feel more confident and enjoy the journey from d ay one. \nThe 5 Common Beginner Mistakes (and How to Overcome Them)\nMista ke 1: Staring Continuously at Your Feet\nIt is the most natural instinct i n the world. You are learning a new step\, your brain is working overtime\ , and you want to make sure your feet land exactly where they should. So y ou look down\, and you keep looking down. The problem is that staring at y our feet actually throws off your balance. When your head drops\, your sho ulders hunch forward\, and your center of gravity shifts. Instead of feeli ng the music and moving as one unit\, you become stiff and top-heavy. \nTh e solution: Train your eyes to look up. Pick a spot on the wall at eye lev el or focus on your partner’s shoulder or face. When you lift your gaze\ , your posture automatically improves\, and your body can relax into the m ovement. You will quickly discover that your feet know more than you think \, and trusting your body is the first step to dancing with confidence. In structors at Colorado DanceSport encourage this from the very first lesson \, because looking up is the fastest way to build real balance and connect ion with the music. \nMistake 2: Expecting Too Much\, Too Fast\nYou watch a YouTube video or see a couple performing a flawless tango\, and you want to dance like that by next week. But dancing is a physical skill\, and ph ysical skills require repetition and patience. Your brain needs time to bu ild muscle memory. Expecting perfection in your first few lessons sets you up for unnecessary frustration and can even make you want to quit. \nThe solution: Embrace the learning process as part of the fun. Progress in dan ce is rarely a straight line. Some moves click instantly\, while others ta ke weeks to feel natural. Celebrate small wins\, like maintaining a steady rhythm or remembering a new pattern without your instructor’s guidance. Colorado DanceSport structures its beginner lessons so that you walk away with at least one achievable win every session. That feeling of progress\ , no matter how small\, keeps you motivated and coming back for more. \nMi stake 3: Apologizing Constantly to Your Partner or Teacher\n“I’m sorry !” “Oh\, I messed up again.” “Sorry\, I stepped on you.” This is the most common verbal habit new dancers develop\, and it does more harm than good. Apologizing every time you make a mistake puts you in a negativ e headspace and can make your partner feel like they need to reassure you instead of focusing on the dance. \nThe solution: Reframe mistakes as info rmation. Every misstep tells you something: your weight transfer was off\, you rushed the beat\, or your frame broke. That is not a failure\; it is simply data to adjust for the next try. There are no mistakes in learning\ , only adjustments. Your instructor and partner are there to help you impr ove\, not to judge you. At Colorado DanceSport\, the environment is suppor tive and judgment-free\, so you can relax and know that every stumble is j ust a natural part of the process. Swap “I’m sorry” for “Okay\, le t me try that again\,” and watch your confidence grow. \nMistake 4: Wear ing the Wrong Footwear\nWhat you wear on your feet can make or break your first dance lesson. Running shoes with thick rubber soles will stick to th e floor and prevent you from turning or gliding smoothly. Flip-flops offer no support and are a safety hazard. High heels without practice may throw off your balance entirely. Many beginners show up in gym shoes and wonder why they feel clunky and unable to pivot. \nThe solution: Choose shoes th at allow your feet to slide just a little. Flat leather-soled shoes\, sued e dance sneakers\, or comfortable dress shoes work well. If you are a woma n starting out\, a low\, stable heel or a flat with a smooth sole is ideal . You do not need expensive dance shoes right away. Just make sure your fo otwear does not grip the floor like Velcro. Colorado DanceSport’s instru ctors can give you specific recommendations based on the style you want to learn\, so you start your lesson feeling prepared and safe. \nMistake 5: Believing You Must Have “Natural Rhythm” to Start\nThis may be the mos t damaging belief of all. Many people assume that rhythm is something you are born with\, either you have it or you do not. Nothing could be further from the truth. Rhythm is a learned skill\, just like riding a bike or ty ping on a keyboard. It is a mechanical understanding of timing and weight changes that can be taught step by step. \nThe solution: Trust that your i nstructor can teach you rhythm. At Colorado DanceSport\, beginner lessons break music down into simple counts\, focusing on basic weight transfers b efore adding steps. You will learn to hear the beat\, feel the pulse\, and move your body in time\, even if you have never done it before. Countless students who walked in claiming they had “two left feet” have become confident dancers through patient instruction. The key is to let go of the idea that rhythm is a gift and accept it as a skill you can develop. \n \ nPhoto by Anna on Pexels\n\nThe Colorado DanceSport Experience: A Safe Pla ce to Learn\nColorado DanceSport in Denver and Littleton is built on the b elief that anyone can learn to dance. The studio specializes in teaching b eginners from scratch\, whether you come alone\, with a partner\, or as pa rt of a group. Private lessons and group classes are available in ballroom \, Latin\, country\, swing\, and wedding choreography\, and no partner is ever required. Every step is broken down into simple\, achievable blocks s o that even your first lesson ends with a real sense of accomplishment. \n Instructors at Colorado DanceSport know that the biggest barrier for most new dancers is fear\, not ability. That is why the atmosphere is warm\, en couraging\, and completely free of judgment. Whether you are learning a ba sic box step in a private lesson or joining a beginner group class\, you w ill be surrounded by people who understand exactly how you feel. The studi o’s inclusive approach makes it the perfect place to take those first br ave steps. \nThe biggest mistake of all is not stepping on your partner’ s foot or forgetting a pattern. The biggest mistake is letting fear keep y ou sitting on the sidelines when you could be out on the floor\, moving to music and having fun. You have already taken the first step by reading th is article. Now it is time to take the next one. Explore Colorado DanceSpo rt’s beginner-friendly introductory packages\, check out the class calen dar\, and fill out the contact form to reserve your first low-pressure\, i ntroductory private lesson today. Your dance journey starts with one step. \n \nPhoto by Bingqian Li on Pexels\n\n \nPhoto by Yusuf Çelik on Pexels \n\nFrequently Asked Questions\nDo I need a partner to take beginner dance lessons?\nNo. Many studios\, including Colorado DanceSport\, encourage be ginners to come alone. Group classes often rotate partners so you can lear n with different people\, and private lessons are one-on-one with an instr uctor. You will never be turned away because you do not have a partner. \n What should I wear to my first dance lesson?\nWear comfortable clothing th at allows you to move freely\, such as a t-shirt and pants or a skirt. Cho ose shoes with smooth soles that slide easily on the floor. Avoid thick ru bber-soled athletic shoes or sandals. Your instructor can advise on proper footwear once you begin. \nHow long does it take to become a good dancer? \nThere is no fixed timeline\, but most beginners see noticeable improveme nt after just a few lessons. Rhythm and muscle memory develop with regular practice. The key is to enjoy each step of the learning process rather th an rushing toward a distant goal. Consistency matters more than natural ta lent. LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T061548Z LOCATION:Denver\, 6830 Broadway St. Unit D\, Denver\, CO\, 80221 URL:https://coloradodancesport.com/events/west-coast-swing-fundamentals/20 26-09-16/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Colorado Dancesport Ballroom X-SOURCE-URL:https://coloradodancesport.com/denver-dance-classes-for-compe titive-western-ballroom-and-latin END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Level 1 & 2 American DTSTART:20260917T003000Z DTEND:20260917T013000Z DTSTAMP:20260905T061548Z UID:10002692-1789583400-1789587000@coloradodancesport.com CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:Walking into a dance studio for the first time can feel intimi dating. You watch experienced dancers glide across the floor and wonder if you will ever look that comfortable. That little voice inside asks\, “W hat if I have no rhythm? What if I step on my partner’s toes? What if ev eryone else already knows what they are doing?” It is completely normal to feel nervous\, but here is the truth: every single advanced dancer star ted exactly where you are right now. They walked through the same doors\, felt the same butterflies\, and made the same beginner mistakes.\nThe diff erence between someone who learns to dance and someone who stays on the si delines is not talent. It is simply the decision to take that first step. This article will walk you through five common mistakes beginners make dur ing their first few dance lessons\, and more importantly\, how you can avo id them. Whether you want to learn ballroom\, Latin\, swing\, or country\, these tips will help you feel more confident and enjoy the journey from d ay one. \nThe 5 Common Beginner Mistakes (and How to Overcome Them)\nMista ke 1: Staring Continuously at Your Feet\nIt is the most natural instinct i n the world. You are learning a new step\, your brain is working overtime\ , and you want to make sure your feet land exactly where they should. So y ou look down\, and you keep looking down. The problem is that staring at y our feet actually throws off your balance. When your head drops\, your sho ulders hunch forward\, and your center of gravity shifts. Instead of feeli ng the music and moving as one unit\, you become stiff and top-heavy. \nTh e solution: Train your eyes to look up. Pick a spot on the wall at eye lev el or focus on your partner’s shoulder or face. When you lift your gaze\ , your posture automatically improves\, and your body can relax into the m ovement. You will quickly discover that your feet know more than you think \, and trusting your body is the first step to dancing with confidence. In structors at Colorado DanceSport encourage this from the very first lesson \, because looking up is the fastest way to build real balance and connect ion with the music. \nMistake 2: Expecting Too Much\, Too Fast\nYou watch a YouTube video or see a couple performing a flawless tango\, and you want to dance like that by next week. But dancing is a physical skill\, and ph ysical skills require repetition and patience. Your brain needs time to bu ild muscle memory. Expecting perfection in your first few lessons sets you up for unnecessary frustration and can even make you want to quit. \nThe solution: Embrace the learning process as part of the fun. Progress in dan ce is rarely a straight line. Some moves click instantly\, while others ta ke weeks to feel natural. Celebrate small wins\, like maintaining a steady rhythm or remembering a new pattern without your instructor’s guidance. Colorado DanceSport structures its beginner lessons so that you walk away with at least one achievable win every session. That feeling of progress\ , no matter how small\, keeps you motivated and coming back for more. \nMi stake 3: Apologizing Constantly to Your Partner or Teacher\n“I’m sorry !” “Oh\, I messed up again.” “Sorry\, I stepped on you.” This is the most common verbal habit new dancers develop\, and it does more harm than good. Apologizing every time you make a mistake puts you in a negativ e headspace and can make your partner feel like they need to reassure you instead of focusing on the dance. \nThe solution: Reframe mistakes as info rmation. Every misstep tells you something: your weight transfer was off\, you rushed the beat\, or your frame broke. That is not a failure\; it is simply data to adjust for the next try. There are no mistakes in learning\ , only adjustments. Your instructor and partner are there to help you impr ove\, not to judge you. At Colorado DanceSport\, the environment is suppor tive and judgment-free\, so you can relax and know that every stumble is j ust a natural part of the process. Swap “I’m sorry” for “Okay\, le t me try that again\,” and watch your confidence grow. \nMistake 4: Wear ing the Wrong Footwear\nWhat you wear on your feet can make or break your first dance lesson. Running shoes with thick rubber soles will stick to th e floor and prevent you from turning or gliding smoothly. Flip-flops offer no support and are a safety hazard. High heels without practice may throw off your balance entirely. Many beginners show up in gym shoes and wonder why they feel clunky and unable to pivot. \nThe solution: Choose shoes th at allow your feet to slide just a little. Flat leather-soled shoes\, sued e dance sneakers\, or comfortable dress shoes work well. If you are a woma n starting out\, a low\, stable heel or a flat with a smooth sole is ideal . You do not need expensive dance shoes right away. Just make sure your fo otwear does not grip the floor like Velcro. Colorado DanceSport’s instru ctors can give you specific recommendations based on the style you want to learn\, so you start your lesson feeling prepared and safe. \nMistake 5: Believing You Must Have “Natural Rhythm” to Start\nThis may be the mos t damaging belief of all. Many people assume that rhythm is something you are born with\, either you have it or you do not. Nothing could be further from the truth. Rhythm is a learned skill\, just like riding a bike or ty ping on a keyboard. It is a mechanical understanding of timing and weight changes that can be taught step by step. \nThe solution: Trust that your i nstructor can teach you rhythm. At Colorado DanceSport\, beginner lessons break music down into simple counts\, focusing on basic weight transfers b efore adding steps. You will learn to hear the beat\, feel the pulse\, and move your body in time\, even if you have never done it before. Countless students who walked in claiming they had “two left feet” have become confident dancers through patient instruction. The key is to let go of the idea that rhythm is a gift and accept it as a skill you can develop. \n \ nPhoto by Anna on Pexels\n\nThe Colorado DanceSport Experience: A Safe Pla ce to Learn\nColorado DanceSport in Denver and Littleton is built on the b elief that anyone can learn to dance. The studio specializes in teaching b eginners from scratch\, whether you come alone\, with a partner\, or as pa rt of a group. Private lessons and group classes are available in ballroom \, Latin\, country\, swing\, and wedding choreography\, and no partner is ever required. Every step is broken down into simple\, achievable blocks s o that even your first lesson ends with a real sense of accomplishment. \n Instructors at Colorado DanceSport know that the biggest barrier for most new dancers is fear\, not ability. That is why the atmosphere is warm\, en couraging\, and completely free of judgment. Whether you are learning a ba sic box step in a private lesson or joining a beginner group class\, you w ill be surrounded by people who understand exactly how you feel. The studi o’s inclusive approach makes it the perfect place to take those first br ave steps. \nThe biggest mistake of all is not stepping on your partner’ s foot or forgetting a pattern. The biggest mistake is letting fear keep y ou sitting on the sidelines when you could be out on the floor\, moving to music and having fun. You have already taken the first step by reading th is article. Now it is time to take the next one. Explore Colorado DanceSpo rt’s beginner-friendly introductory packages\, check out the class calen dar\, and fill out the contact form to reserve your first low-pressure\, i ntroductory private lesson today. Your dance journey starts with one step. \n \nPhoto by Bingqian Li on Pexels\n\n \nPhoto by Yusuf Çelik on Pexels \n\nFrequently Asked Questions\nDo I need a partner to take beginner dance lessons?\nNo. Many studios\, including Colorado DanceSport\, encourage be ginners to come alone. Group classes often rotate partners so you can lear n with different people\, and private lessons are one-on-one with an instr uctor. You will never be turned away because you do not have a partner. \n What should I wear to my first dance lesson?\nWear comfortable clothing th at allows you to move freely\, such as a t-shirt and pants or a skirt. Cho ose shoes with smooth soles that slide easily on the floor. Avoid thick ru bber-soled athletic shoes or sandals. Your instructor can advise on proper footwear once you begin. \nHow long does it take to become a good dancer? \nThere is no fixed timeline\, but most beginners see noticeable improveme nt after just a few lessons. Rhythm and muscle memory develop with regular practice. The key is to enjoy each step of the learning process rather th an rushing toward a distant goal. Consistency matters more than natural ta lent. LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T061548Z LOCATION:Littleton\, 5120 South Lowell Blvd.\, Littleton\, CO\, 80123 URL:https://coloradodancesport.com/events/level-1-american/2026-09-16/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Colorado Dancesport Ballroom X-SOURCE-URL:https://coloradodancesport.com/denver-dance-classes-for-compe titive-western-ballroom-and-latin END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Back to School Night DTSTART:20260917T233000Z DTEND:20260918T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260812T011559Z UID:10001712-1789666200-1789671600@galsdenver.org CATEGORIES:community,family LAST-MODIFIED:20260812T011559Z URL:https://galsdenver.org/event/back-to-school-night/ X-SOURCE-NAME:GALS Denver X-SOURCE-URL:https://galsdenver.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260918 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260919 DTSTAMP:20260720T044827Z UID:2dn2glv02kpsio8m4cmlv4o4dh@google.com CATEGORIES:arts,family DESCRIPTION:https://www.uncovercolorado.com/colorado-free-days/ LAST-MODIFIED:20260720T044827Z LOCATION:Children's Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus\, 2121 Children's M useum Dr\, Denver\, CO 80211\, USA X-SOURCE-NAME:Upcoming Colorado Events X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.uncovercolorado.com/events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Little Wings: Plane Spotting DTSTART:20260919T163000Z DTEND:20260919T173000Z DTSTAMP:20260817T183751Z UID:6469-1789813800-1789817400@wingsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:Watch your child’s curiosity soar at Modern Aviation* and ex plore the amazing world of aviation! Participants will learn about the dif ferent parts of an airplane\, how airports work and tarmac safety. Then it ’s off to spot real planes in action! Watch them take off\, land and fly through the skies at Centennial Airport. \nBuy Tickets** \nWings’ Membe rs\, remember to sign in to receive 50% off tickets! Capacity is limited t o 35\, so purchase your tickets today! \n \n*Note: This event takes place at Modern Aviation\, 8207 Interport Blvd\, Englewood\, CO 80112. \n**This program is designed for children aged 3-6 years old and their guardians. S iblings are welcome to participate. Adults must accompany children at all times. All attendees must purchase a program ticket. General admission to Exploration of Flight is included with program ticket. A significant porti on of this activity takes place outdoors on the tarmac. Weather-appropriat e clothing\, water\, sunscreen and hats are recommended. Some binoculars w ill be available for use\, but feel free to bring your own.  \nPhoto Cred it: Cliff Lawson LAST-MODIFIED:20260817T183751Z LOCATION:Exploration of Flight (Centennial Airport) URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/little-wings-plane-spotting/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Wings Over The Rockies X-SOURCE-URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/peaked-automotive-car-show END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:SCFD Free Day DTSTART:20260920T160000Z DTEND:20260920T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260811T003636Z UID:6573-1789898400-1789923600@wingsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,family DESCRIPTION:Enjoy FREE admission at Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space Mus eum courtesy of SCFD\, and bring the whole family for a day of discovery\, imagination and fun! \nStep into the world of aviation and space explorat ion as you get an up-close look at our Determined to Fly temporary exhibit \, where you can learn all about the bold minds who helped shape the futur e of aviation and space exploration. From the Wright Brothers’ first pow ered flight to the Apollo Moon missions\, each breakthrough built upon the last\, transforming fragile flying machines into supersonic air and space craft capable of anything. Along the way\, innovators\, engineers\, and pi lots reshaped transportation\, science\, and society. Their achievements c ontinue to influence the way we fly and explore today. That is why history must be kept alive. \nJoin us and discover the trailblazers who truly mad e the aviation world what it is today while exploring other exciting exhib its! \nPre-Register Here LAST-MODIFIED:20260811T003636Z LOCATION:Air & Space Museum URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/scfd-free-day/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Wings Over The Rockies X-SOURCE-URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/peaked-automotive-car-show END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Adult Children Supporting Aging Loved Ones DTSTART:20260923T233000Z DTEND:20260924T003000Z DTSTAMP:20260903T001751Z UID:113461-1790184600-1790188200@apexprd.org CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:Are you an adult child navigating the care and needs of your a ging parents? Learn how to navigate senior housing options\, understand th e differences between independent\, assisted\, memory and skilled care\, a nd what to look for when these services are needed. Learn about the costs associated with each option\, as well as the fee structures. Also\, learn about the legal considerations and plans when selecting a placement agency . Practical options\, resources\, and strategies to reduce stress\, suppor t your loved ones and prevent caregiver fatigue will also be discussed. Ta ke the guesswork out of caregiving and create a plan that works for your f amily. It is free\, but advanced registration is appreciated. LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T001751Z LOCATION:Community Recreation Center\, 6842 Wadsworth Blvd.\, Arvada\, CO\ , 80003 URL:https://apexprd.org/event/adult-children-supporting-aging-loved-ones-8 / X-SOURCE-NAME:Apex Park and Recreation District X-SOURCE-URL:https://apexprd.org/facility/arvada-aquatics-center/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:8th Annual Lucha Libre Night DTSTART:20260925T230000Z DTEND:20260926T030000Z DTSTAMP:20260902T181915Z UID:25309-1790355600-1790370000@museo.org CATEGORIES:family,festival DESCRIPTION:Get ready for an action-packed night as Hugo’s Lucha Lib re returns for the 8th Annual Lucha Libre at Museo! \nExperience the exc itement of authentic Mexican lucha libre\, featuring colorful masks\, gr avity-defying acrobatics\, unforgettable characters\, and non-stop thrills . \nSince 2014\, Hugo’s Lucha Libre has brought the rich tradition of Me xican wrestling to Colorado celebrating Mexican culture while showcasing i ncredible local and international talent. Whether you’re a longtime fan or it’s your first match\, this family-friendly event is guaranteed to k eep you cheering from start to finish! LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T181915Z URL:https://museo.org/program/8th-annual-lucha-libre-night/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Museo de las Americas X-SOURCE-URL:https://museo.org/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Fall Harvest Bash DTSTART:20260927T190000Z DTEND:20260927T223000Z DTSTAMP:20260903T001751Z UID:113981-1790514000-1790526600@apexprd.org CATEGORIES:family,festival,outdoors DESCRIPTION:There will be a pumpkin patch\, petting zoo\, ninja course\, o pen gymnastics\, bounce houses\, games\, crafts\, photo opportunities\, ha ir tinsel\, temporary tattoos\, prizes and more. \n\nAges 2-10.\nRes. $15 (non-res. $20).\nChoose from 1-2:30 pm or 2-4:30 pm.\n\nRegistration befor e the event is required. LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T001751Z LOCATION:Simms Street Recreation Center\, 11706 W. 82nd Ave.\, Arvada\, CO \, 80005 URL:https://apexprd.org/event/fall-harvest-bash-3/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Apex Park and Recreation District X-SOURCE-URL:https://apexprd.org/facility/arvada-aquatics-center/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:MSU Denver Women's Soccer vs Regis University - Kick Out Cancer & Skyline Soccer Youth Night DTSTART:20261010T000000Z DTEND:20261010T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260826T181953Z UID:vcal_10344-roadrunnersathletics.com CATEGORIES:family,sports DESCRIPTION:MSU Denver Women's Soccer vs Regis University - Kick Out Cance r & Skyline Soccer Youth Night\nStreaming Video: http://roadrunnersathleti cs.com/TV LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T181953Z LOCATION:Denver\, Assembly Athletic Complex-Soccer URL:https://roadrunnersathletics.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=10344&sport _id=10 X-SOURCE-NAME:MSU Denver Athletics X-SOURCE-URL:https://roadrunnersathletics.com/facilities/assembly-athletic -complex/1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Breakfast Fly-In: Treats on the Tarmac DTSTART:20261010T153000Z DTEND:20261010T183000Z DTSTAMP:20260905T003619Z UID:6716-1791624600-1791635400@wingsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:family,food,holiday DESCRIPTION:Break out the costumes and start your Saturday with tasty food \, aircraft and trick-or-treating at our monthly Breakfast Fly-In!* \nCele brate Halloween and get into the fall spirit at this family-friendly event \, featuring special activities in addition to our usual experiences. \nEn joy*: \n\nCollect candy from aircraft and grab your FREE bag of popcorn (w hile supplies last)\nJoin the costume catwalk and show off your outfits at 11 a.m.\nTake part in our spooky scavenger hunt and win prizes\nPlay “F ind My Character” bingo\nParticipate in pumpkin stamping and monster win dsock crafts\nSee aircraft fly in and out on our tarmac and meet the pilot s\n\nFood Trucks: Cruz In & Eat & Sticky’s Munchies \nPilots: Fly in for free breakfast! For tie-down space\, contact PublicPrograms@WingsMuseum.o rg or 303.360.5360 ext. 160. \nWe’ll see you soon\, if you dare! \nBuy T ickets: \n9:30 a.m. Entry     10:30 a.m. Entry \nSafety Reminder: To en sure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone\, please note that weap ons of any kind\, including those that may be part of a costume\, are stri ctly prohibited inside the museum. \nThis includes: \n\nFake swords\, kniv es\, or guns\nPointed or sharp objects\nAnything that could potentially be considered a weapon (even if part of your costume)\n\nWe ask that you ple ase leave such items at home or in your vehicle. Let’s keep this day fun and safe! \n*Weather permitting. Aircraft and activities are subject to c hange. Food is not included with admission. LAST-MODIFIED:20260905T003619Z LOCATION:Exploration of Flight (Centennial Airport) URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/breakfast-fly-in-tarmac-treats/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Wings Over The Rockies X-SOURCE-URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/peaked-automotive-car-show END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Hometown Heroes Day at Town Center at Aurora DTSTART:20261010T180000Z DTEND:20261010T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260827T062921Z UID:50775-1791633600-1791648000@kygo.com CATEGORIES:community,family DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate the heroes who keep our community safe! Join us for Hometown Heroes Day at Town Center at Aurora on October 10 from 12 to 4 p.m. for an afternoon of FREE family fun!\nMeet local first responders\ , explore police and emergency vehicles\, enjoy kids’ activities\, and c onnect with more than 50 community vendors. There’s something for everyo ne! LAST-MODIFIED:20260827T062921Z LOCATION:Town Center at Aurora\, 14200 E Alameda Ave\, Aurora\, CO\, 80012 \, United States URL:https://kygo.com/event/hometown-heroes-day-at-town-center-at-aurora/ X-SOURCE-NAME:98.5 KYGO X-SOURCE-URL:https://kygo.com/venue/boettcher-concert-hall END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Hauntings in the Hangar DTSTART:20261017T160000Z DTEND:20261017T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260831T183704Z UID:6706-1792231200-1792245600@wingsmuseum.org CATEGORIES:arts,family,festival DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a spook–tacular fun time at Wings Over the Ro ckies Air & Space Museum! Celebrate Halloween in the hangar with thrills a nd chills for all ages. \nCome in costume and enjoy many frightfully festi ve family activities\, including:   \n\nTrick or treat for candy and priz es\nSpooky science demos\nActivities and crafts for everyone\nA scavenger hunt taking you around our hangar\nOpen Cockpits\n\nSonic Arrow Jet Car\nF -100D Super Sabre\nSkyote Biplane\nT-65 X-Wing\nRF-84K Thunderflash\n\n\nH ave your face painted with fun Halloween-themed designs\nGet a special bal loon built just for you\n\nPurchase Tickets \nSafety Reminder: \nTo ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone\, please note that weapons of any kind\, including those that may be part of a costume\, are strictly prohibited inside the museum. This includes items like: \n\nFake swords\ , knives\, or guns\nPointed or sharp objects\nAnything that could potentia lly be considered a weapon\n\nWe ask that you please leave such items at h ome or in your vehicle. Let’s keep this day fun and worry-free! LAST-MODIFIED:20260831T183704Z LOCATION:Air & Space Museum URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/hauntings-in-the-hangar/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Wings Over The Rockies X-SOURCE-URL:https://wingsmuseum.org/events/peaked-automotive-car-show END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:MSU Denver Women's Volleyball vs University of Colorado at Colorad o Springs - Youth Night & 2016 Team Reunion Night DTSTART:20261023T000000Z DTEND:20261023T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260826T181953Z UID:vcal_10378-roadrunnersathletics.com CATEGORIES:family,sports DESCRIPTION:MSU Denver Women's Volleyball vs University of Colorado at Col orado Springs - Youth Night & 2016 Team Reunion Night\nStreaming Video: ht tp://roadrunnersathletics.com/TV LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T181953Z LOCATION:Denver\, Auraria Event Center URL:https://roadrunnersathletics.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=10378&sport _id=11 X-SOURCE-NAME:MSU Denver Athletics X-SOURCE-URL:https://roadrunnersathletics.com/facilities/assembly-athletic -complex/1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:MSU Denver Men's Soccer vs Colorado Mesa University - Youth Day DTSTART:20261025T203000Z DTEND:20261025T223000Z DTSTAMP:20260826T181953Z UID:vcal_10318-roadrunnersathletics.com CATEGORIES:family,sports DESCRIPTION:MSU Denver Men's Soccer vs Colorado Mesa University - Youth Da y\nStreaming Video: http://roadrunnersathletics.com/TV LAST-MODIFIED:20260826T181953Z LOCATION:Denver\, Assembly Athletic Complex-Soccer URL:https://roadrunnersathletics.com/calendar.aspx?game_id=10318&sport _id=5 X-SOURCE-NAME:MSU Denver Athletics X-SOURCE-URL:https://roadrunnersathletics.com/facilities/assembly-athletic -complex/1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:The Meat & Greet DTSTART:20261119T003000Z DTEND:20261119T033000Z DTSTAMP:20260806T181735Z UID:10000238-1795023000-1795033800@nationalwesterncomplex.com CATEGORIES:family,food DESCRIPTION:Colorado FFA Foundation presents The Meat & Greet\, featuring locally sourced cuisine\, kids & critters. LAST-MODIFIED:20260806T181735Z LOCATION:Stadium Arena URL:https://nationalwesterncomplex.com/event/the-meat-greet/ X-SOURCE-NAME:National Western Complex X-SOURCE-URL:https://nationalwesterncomplex.com/venue/stadium-arena END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Egg Hunt DTSTART:20270327T140000Z DTEND:20270327T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260729T181224Z UID:10000010-1806134400-1806166800@www.fourmilepark.org CATEGORIES:family LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T181224Z LOCATION:Four Mile Historic Park\, 715 S Forest St.\, Denver\, CO\, 80246\ , United States URL:https://www.fourmilepark.org/event/egg-hunt/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Four Mile Historic Park X-SOURCE-URL:https://fourmilepark.org/ END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR