Friday
Mom’s Prom: 6 p.m., Mad Russian Event Center, 2100 Country Club Parkway, Milliken. Get ready for an entertaining and lively night featuring a silent auction, mini-golf, dancing, a photo booth, and a light meal with a cash bar. $50,cfsgwc.fcsuite.com.
Carson Jeffrey performance: 7 p.m., Moxi Theater, 802 9th St., Greeley. Singer-songwriter Carson Jeffrey is a dedicated, genuine cowboy and a musician that Texans love. Throughout the week, the Cat Spring rancher steps away from the music scene, spending his time constructing barns, repairing fences, mowing fields, and roping calves. As the weekend arrives, he transforms into a traveling performer, playing over 100 shows annually across the southern area. 970-584-3054,facebook.com.
The Evolution Tour: 7:30 p.m., Union Colony Civic Center, 701 10th Ave., Greeley. Step Afrika! showcases The Evolution Tour — the initial professional dance group focused on the art of stepping. Established in 1994 as a collaboration with Soweto Dance Theatre from Johannesburg, Step Afrika! combines African and African American rhythmic dance in shows that feature rhythm and narrative. Performances include songs, storytelling, laughter, and audience involvement along with a mix of skill, flexibility, and intense energy.UCStars.com.
Saturday
Chili Cook-Off: 4 p.m., City Star Brewing, 321 Mountain Ave., Berthoud. Every year, participants from Colorado’s mustache clubs gather to determine who will win the title of having the finest red, green, or spicy chili, or the prestigious Best in Show award. A recommended contribution of $5 to the Muscular Dystrophy Association allows guests to sample and evaluate the chili.rmbmcchili.com.
Sip and Stroll: 5 p.m., downtown Windsor. Attendees can try 10 wine tastings along with chocolates at various spots. Cost is $38.10, visit ticketsignup.io.
Foreigner’s concert will take place at 7:30 p.m. at the Union Colony Civic Center, located at 701 10th Ave. in Greeley. With 10 multi-platinum albums, 16 Top 30 hits, and over 80 million albums sold, Foreigner has solidified its position as one of rock’s most legendary acts. Recognized for classic tracks such as “Cold As Ice,” “Hot Blooded,” “Juke Box Hero,” and the global #1 hit “I Want to Know What Love Is,” the band’s music still resonates with audiences today. Now, in a unique and personal setting, Foreigner brings The Hits Unplugged, offering acoustic versions of their most beloved songs. These stripped-down performances highlight a new side of the band’s iconic sound — close and unforgettable. Tickets are priced at $204.36.facebook.com.
Sunday
Geeks Who Drink Pub Quiz: 7 p.m., The Tavern at St. Michael’s Square, 2918 67th Ave., Greeley. Geeks Who Drink harnesses the strength of engaging trivia to bring individuals together with their friends. Learning information is enjoyable, and every person departs from trivia nights with a grin and fresh knowledge in their mind. Regularly updated content ensures that each Geek’s week is completely different from the previous one. Free, 720-878-1734,geekswhodrink.com.
Monday
Cookies and Canvases: 4:30 p.m., University of Northern Colorado Office of Global Engagement, Wilson Hall, 1927 9th Ave., Greeley. Participate in the Office of Global Engagement at UNC by enjoying cookies and painting, guided by a Bob Ross tutorial. This gathering is available for both the local community and UNC students. Admission ranges from $5 to $10.unco.estore.flywire.com.
Tuesday
David Carrillo’s Journey from Life Without Parole to a Life of Meaning: Noon, Aims Community College Student Commons, Room 114, 5121 W. 20th St., Greeley. Attend an impactful and unforgettable presentation by David R. Carrillo, whose personal journey questions common beliefs about imprisonment, learning, and human capability. He received a life without parole sentence and spent more than 30 years behind bars. This talk offers a chance to learn how perseverance, responsibility, and education can change lives and neighborhoods. Free,events.aims.edu.
Bingo: 6:45 p.m., Greeley-Evans Moose Lodge, 3456 11th Ave., Evans. The Knights of Columbus organize bingo every Tuesday night. This group provides assistance to three parishes, the Weld Food Bank, Envision, Schaefer Services, and other organizations. Doors are open starting at 5 p.m. The snack bar begins serving at 6 p.m. Prices range from $6 to $199.
Wednesday
Mimi Hayes’ comedy event: 6 p.m., Aims Community College Welcome Center Miller Auditorium, 4901 W. 20th St., Greeley. Aims Student Accessibility Services is welcoming all to watch Colorado native and comedian Mimi Hayes deliver stand-up. Comedian and writer Mimi Hayes combines stand-up, narrative, and disability awareness, frequently using her background as a brain injury survivor. Admission is free.events.aims.edu.
Thursday
“Our History, Our Voice” exhibit: 10 a.m., Greeley History Museum, 714 8th St., Greeley. In 2022, individuals from various parts of Greeley united with a bold objective. Noticing the absence of Mexican American narratives in regional history books, they felt it was time to document their own story. Since then, the Mexican American History Project Greeley group has conducted interviews with numerous local residents, carried out thorough research, and compiled all their discoveries into a manuscript. This book is scheduled for release this year. “Our History, Our Voice: Mexican American History Project Greeley” highlights this grassroots initiative aimed at honoring, elevating, and sharing the contributions of local Latino community members. The exhibit will remain open until September 2026.cityofgreeley.trumba.com.
Fun facts at High Brau Taphouse: 6:30 p.m., High Brau Taphouse, 915 16th St., Greeley. Weekly quiz night led by Wilson, featuring themed questions on the final Thursday of each month. Admission is free, call 407-417-1161.
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