Friday, August 25
Plenty of things to do, even if it rains all weekend. Catch some live local music--outdoors, in a garage, at a garden party or a brunch. A new art studio is opening, and fundraising opportunities that provide entertainment. 

Good Vibes Garage Jam
The coolest garage in town is hosting a big show: music, free food, vehicle inspections, discounted oil changes during the party, and a chance to dunk-tank the mechanics. 

When: 12-5 p.m.
Where: 5010 Chaparral Dr.
Cost: FREE
Additional Information: for more details, see their Facebook page here

Farmers Market & Gem City Nights & Pedalpalooza
Another month of market, but only two more Friday nights of music and art workshops. Shop local, stop by the drop-in art workshop, and stay for some music.

Pedalpalooza: meet on Campus at 5:30 to bike to the Farmers Market. Prizes for best costume and bike decorations. Visit the website for a map and more details. 

When: Market & art 3-7 p.m.; music 6-9 p.m.
Where: Depot Lot
Cost: Free; SNAP accepted

4th Street Art Cafe Grand Opening & Fermentation Festival
New cafe offering art workshops and Greek culinary delights. A ticket purchase gets you a tour of the original Victorian Greenhouse built in 1926, handcrafted food and drinks, and courtyard music (bring a chair).

When: 5-8/9 p.m.
Where: 315 S. 4th St.
Cost: Grand Opening FREE; Fermentation Festival $10
Additional Information: for more information, see the Cafe’s website here

Ivan: A Play About Finding Your Own Way
The Cooper Center for Creative Arts invites you to see their latest performance, and the talent artists with disabilities have. 

When: doors open at 7 p.m.; play starts at 7:30 p.m.
Where: 1174 N. 4th St.
Cost: $5 online and $7 at the door
Additional Information: To purchase tickets, click here. 

Saturday, August 26

Balloonacy
Puppets and playfulness: A “physical comedy for kids of all ages,” Balloonacy is a silent play that is both comical and uplifting.

When: 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Where: Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts 10000 E. University Ave.
Cost: $5
Additional Information: To purchase tickets, visit the site here. 

Mountain Shadows Equine Revival Open House
The barn doors will be open so the public can learn about the horse rescue. The rescue takes at-risk horses and “untouchables,” and finds them loving homes instead of slaughter. There will be games, BBQ, a silent auction and more. 

When: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Where: 32242 N. Hwy 30 Laramie
Cost: $10 per vehicle
Additional Information: To learn more about the event and rescue, visit their site here.

Laradise Local Music Festival
Local music, for free! Spend the afternoon at Washington Park listening and dancing to several local artists.

When: 2 p.m.
Where: Washington Park Bandshell
Cost: FREE

Astronomy Tour
Learn more about the night skies on this evening tour at Optimist Park.

When: 8-10 p.m.
Where: Optimist Park (West Garfield Street)
Cost: $5
Additional Information: Tickets can be purchased at the event or online  here

Sunday, August 27

Balloonacy
Puppets and playfulness: A “physical comedy for kids of all ages,” Balloonacy is a silent play that is both comical and uplifting.

When: 6 p.m.
Where: Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts 10000 E. University Ave.
Cost: $5
Additional Information: To purchase tickets, visit the site here. 

Brunch & Bubbly
The annual Safe House Fundraiser serves mimosas and bloody marys, offers live music, and fun and games at their garden party brunch. Hear the stories from survivors, and raise money for other victims.

When: 10 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Where: Alice Hardie Stevens Center 603 E. Ivinson
Cost: $60
Additional Information: For tickets and other details, visit the event site here. 

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