Fort Collins has no shortage of events. As a college town and a music haven, we’re filled with local musicians putting on amazing shows — and we attract some worldwide traveling bands too! For theater lovers, our community comes together to put on dramatic and hilarious shows and we revel at the nationally touring productions (wait until you see who’s coming!). We got together our favorite and most anticipated events in the Fort Collins area so you can enjoy too! There’s a little something for everyone. Take the family out for a night of laughter one night, then take your friends to a local concert and dance the next! Now – November 13 | This Tony Award-winning musical tells the story of Eva Perón, one of Argentina’s most passionate political figures. Alongside characters Che Guevara and Matt LaFontaine, this show is filled with drama and passion. Playing at Candlelight Dinner Playhouse, you’ll also enjoy Argentinian cuisine inspired by traditional recipes from the era.

Photo courtesy of Reel Big Fish | To celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the release of their album , Reel Big Fish will be playing the entire album front to back along with various other hit songs. Playing traditional ska-punk, Reel Big Fish puts on an exciting show every time! Perpetual Groove plays anthemic arena rock, but often break the genre boundaries with jazz, psychedelic, R&B and electronic elements. huf hoodie ebayAccompanied by intense and retina-shocking light shows, their live performance is a must-see! .bts hoodie amazon Photo courtesy of Slow Caves | star wars hoodie ecko Celebrate Halloween with a few local bands at Hodi’s Half Note this year! koopa hoodie

Featured as one of our favorite Local Fort Collins’ Bands, all three are FoCo favorites and always put on a great show. and wear your costumes! The bands will be dressed up as Radiohead, The Cure and Arctic Monkeys. October 28 & 29 | Lincoln Center Magnolia Theatre This family-friendly production of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes will be wrapping up its show this weekend. texas tech hoodie academyA hilarious and winding story, the Lincoln Center’s production is put on by young actors and ! aang hoodieCatch a show before it’s over.brian lichtenberg hoodies Photo courtesy of OpenStage Theater | Center for Fine Art Photography This intense play brings the audience right to the edge of the action. Featuring themes of life, death, friendship and relationships, this may not be suitable for young children, but get your friends together for a moving show!

The show is ending after this weekend so now’s your last chance to see it right in Fort Collins. Photo courtesy of The BurroughsThe Moxi Theater, Greeley The Burroughs are hosting their Third Annual Halloween Extravaganza in Greeley on Saturday. Another local band featured on our local favorites, The Burroughs are a blues-rock group who have exploded recently as one of the best out of Northern Colorado. Celebrate their success and dance to great music this Halloween! Buy tickets in advance .Aggie Theater & Hodi’s Half Note A Nightmare on College Avenue is a Halloween-inspired music event. It takes place at both the Aggie Theater and Hodi’s Half Note with different bands playing at each venue. A single ticket will get you into both, so you can enjoy as much local music as you can handle this Halloween! .Lincoln Center Performance Hall Rockin’ Road to Dublin is coming to Fort Collins for one show. If you’re into dance, Irish music, rock and roll or just love to be amazed, you can’t miss it!

Fiddlers will square off with driving electric guitars and heavy drum beats while technical dancers will pull off some of the most impressive dancing stunts. Every single show in David Ramirez’s Bootleg Tour is a live album recording, so if you want to be a part of it, ! His classic folk Americana style and poetic lyrics make each story universal and before the end of the night, you’ll find yourself singing and swaying along with the soothing rhythms. Women& Inc. will bring together some of Fort Collins’ most experienced yoga teachers for evenings of fun, exercise and socializing. Each event features a new music set and a different teacher. On November 4, classes will be hosted by Julia Tompkins from Mindstream Yoga. Stick around after yoga for drinks and socialization. Any skill level is welcome, so ! Photo courtesy of OpenStage Theater | Illustrations by Ion Studios Multiple showtimes November 5 – December 3 | The Flick is a dramatic comedy play, exploring the ways humans make connections and interact with one another.

The play has won a Pulitzer Prize for Drama, the Susan Smith Blackburn Award and an Obie Award for Playwriting. The first of its kind, this play broke a lot of boundaries on Broadway and is sure to delight and interest viewers in Fort Collins. See showtimes and get tickets . Join the Fort Collins Symphony with Michelle Kim on violin for a dramatic symphony show. Playing Prokofiev and Bizet, this evening will leave you amazed and craving more classical masterpieces. Photo courtesy of Take 6 and Manhattan Transfer | For the first time, some of the most acclaimed vocal groups in the country are combining forces to put on a tour de force show. Their experience and range cover nearly every genre from jazz to swing to R&B and gospel. They’re bringing all their talent to Fort Collins for one night and you can buy tickets ! The original ski bum and filmmaker is screening his newest film right here in Fort Collins in November. Always breaking ground in the skiing community and catching breathtaking shots, “Here, There & Everywhere” promises to amaze and get you ready to hit the ski hill yourself! .

Get ready for Christmas early with one of America’s favorites, Mannheim Steamroller. In 1984, Chip Davis released the Christmas album that changed the music industry and now you can see it for yourself — and everything that has developed since. These tickets will sell out fast so ! These two bluegrass-inspired bands are coming to the Aggie Theater in November for a night of fun, fiddles and guaranteed dancing. is a group of Wisconsin boys who just want to revel in the music they love and get the audience on their feet. Cabinet puts on a show that will make you feel like part of a brand new celebratory community. November 18 – 20 | is putting on a show for all ages. This classic Disney movie is brought to life on the stage with songs everyone can sing along to. As Gaston, Belle and the Beast quarrel, we’re all reminded not to judge others by their appearance and learn the power of love and friendship. Photos courtesy of Kratt Brothers Company This live show is perfect for the whole family.

Martin and Chris Kratt, creators of the popular kids’ show Wild Kratts are bringing their show to life. Hilarious pitfalls and amazing animal facts will impress the kids and you! Ticket sales benefit the nonprofit which works to protect wildlife across the globe. Photo courtesy of Face Vocal Band Based out of Boulder, is a vocal rock group. They use just four singers and a vocal drummer to put on a rock phenomenon that you won’t soon forget! They’re bringing their show to Fort Collins to start off the holiday season with Christmas classics and modern holiday jams. November 25 – December 31 | Join Candlelight Dinner House for their holiday production, A Wonderful Life. The classical film is brought to life in the theater with some of the area’s best actors and music by Composer Joe Raposo. Your tickets include fresh bread, soup or salad, and a choice of five entrées. Photo courtesy of Rent: 20th Anniversary Tour December 1 – 3 | Rent changed the world of theater in 1996.