Looking for things to do in Northern Colorado in June?
This is one of my favorite months of the year. The weather is finally perfect, patios are packed, farmers markets are back, live music seems to be happening every night of the week, and the Greeley Stampede is right around the corner.
Whether you’re a longtime local, new to Greeley or Windsor, or thinking about making Northern Colorado home, June is one of the best times to experience what makes this area special.
From free concerts and family-friendly festivals to date nights, rodeos, and community traditions, here’s your guide to the best things happening in Greeley, Windsor, and across Northern Colorado this month.
The Biggest Events in Northern Colorado This June
Greeley Blues Jam — June 5–6
Island Grove Regional Park and Downtown Greeley venues host one of the region’s best music events of the year. National blues acts including Robert Randolph, Danielle Nicole, and Tommy Castro headline the weekend. Friday night features a bar crawl through downtown with free shuttles running all night. Tickets at greeleybluesjam.org.
Windsor Style: Kicking Off the Greeley Stampede — June 10
5:00–7:00 PM at Highland Meadows Grill in Windsor. Live music with Mike Ault, a limited menu, and Greeley Stampede ticket giveaways. Reservations required — this one is almost full, so call Highland Meadows Grill soon.
The 104th Annual Greeley Stampede — June 24–July 5
Island Grove Regional Park. The Greeley Stampede is THE Northern Colorado summer event — PRCA ProRodeo, Demolition Derby, carnival rides, and a stacked concert lineup running nearly two weeks. Tickets at greeleystampede.org. If you’re new to the area, put this on your must-do list.
Father’s Day Weekend — June 21
Father’s Day Brunch in Greeley + Windsor
Reserve early — local favorites filling up for June 21 include The Lodge at Pelican Lakes, Pellegrini Cucina, and Breeze Way at Boomerang. Don’t wait on these.
2nd Annual Father’s Day Car Show on the Tarmac — June 21
10:00 AM at Captain’s Table, 600 Airport Rd, Greeley. Cars, planes, a KidZone with face painting and a bouncy house. A genuinely fun Father’s Day morning for the whole family.
Give Dad the Stampede
The Greeley Stampede kicks off June 24 — just three days after Father’s Day. Grab tickets ahead of time that Father’s Day morning and make it his gift for the week.
Farmers Markets & Seasonal Favorites
Greeley Summer Farmers’ Market
Every Saturday, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM at 7th St in Downtown Greeley. Fresh produce, local makers, baked goods. Your Saturday morning anchor all summer long.
Windsor Farmers’ Market — Kicks Off June 7
Every Saturday, June 7 through mid-September, 9:00 AM–1:00 PM at Boardwalk Park in Windsor. Lakeside setting, local-maker vibe. Grab coffee from Windsor Lake Cafe after and make a morning of it.
Open Weekends at Centennial Village Museum
Saturdays and Sundays through August, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM. This working late-1800s village in Greeley features live historical demos — one of those hidden gems you keep meaning to visit and then love when you finally do.
Date Night & Night Out
Greekends! at The Bakery — June 12 & June 26
Evening hours at The Bakery, Downtown Greeley. A unique Greek dinner experience with Mediterranean food, drinks, and good energy. Seating fills fast — call or text 970-347-7300.
Dueling Pianos Official Road Show — June 20
8:00 PM at Moxi Theater, Greeley. $25. Interactive, crowd-driven, and always a great time. These sell out — grab tickets early.
Austin Fuchs Septet — June 13
7:00 PM at Moxi Theater, Greeley. $15. A jazz septet in an intimate downtown venue — low-key and high quality.
Triston Marez: Saddles & Spurs 2026 Tour — June 27
8:00 PM at Moxi Theater, Greeley. $20. A country night at Moxi — pairs perfectly with The Lodge Windsor Wine Tasting the next evening.
The Lodge Windsor Wine Tasting: California Summer Series — June 28
6 PM at The Lodge Windsor. Live music, four-course hors d’oeuvres, and California wine pairings. Part of a full summer series continuing in July and August.
Family-Friendly Events
Petals & Play — Bloom Bar NoCo × Lil Monsters Playground — June 19
10:00 AM–12:00 PM at Lil Monsters Playground, 1224 Automation Dr, Windsor. Kids make a mini flower arrangement and decorate a vase, then open play. Parents can join in too. Reserve via Venmo @bloombarnoco.
First Friday Art Walk — June 6
5:00–8:00 PM in Downtown Greeley. Free galleries, pop-ups, and live music throughout downtown. A great first-Friday-of-the-summer outing for all ages.
Movies in the Park — Luca — Friday, June 12
Pre-show BBQ and games at 6:30 PM, film at dusk (~8:30 PM) at Windsor parks. New this year: arrive early for a free BBQ meal and games before the movie. Bring a blanket.
Fishing Derby — June 6
10:00 AM–12:00 PM at Eastman Park in Windsor. The pond gets stocked, kids keep their catch, and lunch is included (hot dog, chips, a drink). Just bring a pole.
Why June Is One of the Best Months to Live in Northern Colorado
One of the things I love most about Northern Colorado is how active the community becomes once summer arrives.
In a single week, you can attend a farmers market, catch a free concert by the lake in Windsor, spend an evening downtown at Friday Fest, and finish the weekend at a local festival or rodeo.
It’s one of the reasons so many people choose to put down roots here. The calendar stays full, but the communities still feel connected and approachable.
Whether you’re visiting from Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, or right here in Greeley, June offers a great snapshot of what life in Northern Colorado is really like.
Free Summer Concert Series — All Summer Long
June is just the beginning — these series run all summer and are some of the best free entertainment in Northern Colorado:
Friday Fest Summer Concert Series — FREE, Every Friday June 6–August 7, 6:00–10:00 PM at 9th St Plaza in Downtown Greeley. Open-container zone, downtown packed every Friday night.
Windsor Summer Concert Series — FREE, Every Thursday June 4–August 6, 6:30–8:30 PM at Boardwalk Park, Windsor. Lawn chairs, food trucks, lake views. Easiest Thursday night plan of the summer.
Family FunPlex Summer Concert Series — FREE, Every Thursday June 19–mid-August, 7:00–8:00 PM at Family FunPlex Amphitheater, Greeley. Family-friendly outdoor concerts — great for a low-key weeknight.
Franny’s Picks
Want to experience Northern Colorado like a local?
Start with Friday Fest on a warm Friday evening. Then spend Saturday morning at the farmers market before grabbing breakfast or coffee downtown. Mix in a little golf, a patio somewhere, maybe a trip to Windsor Lake, and before June wraps up, make sure you’ve spent at least one evening at the Greeley Stampede.
It’s not a bad way to spend a summer month.
Thinking About Moving to Northern Colorado?
One of the best ways to evaluate a community isn’t by reading statistics online — it’s by experiencing it firsthand.
Spend a weekend in Greeley or Windsor during June and you’ll quickly get a feel for what life here actually looks like. You’ll see neighbors gathering at farmers markets, families filling local parks, and communities showing up to support local events.
It’s a big part of why my family chose to put down roots here and why we’ve loved calling Northern Colorado home.
If you’re considering a move to Greeley, Windsor, Fort Collins, Loveland, or anywhere across Northern Colorado, I’d be happy to help answer questions about neighborhoods, schools, local amenities, or the housing market.
Browse homes for sale in Greeley, explore homes for sale in Windsor, or simply reach out anytime.
About Brian Franzen
Hi, I’m Brian Franzen, a Greeley & Northern Colorado Realtor with The Franzen Group at eXp Realty.
My family and I have called Northern Colorado home for years, and one of my favorite parts of this job is helping people discover not just homes, but the communities that make this area such a great place to live. Whether it’s Friday Fest in Downtown Greeley, a summer evening at Windsor Lake, or the excitement of the Greeley Stampede, I love sharing the local events, businesses, and neighborhoods that make Northern Colorado special.
If you’re thinking about buying, selling, or relocating to Northern Colorado, I’d be happy to help. Feel free to explore my other local guides or reach out anytime.
Frequently Asked Questions About Things to Do in Northern Colorado
What is the biggest event in Northern Colorado in June?
The Greeley Stampede is the signature June event in Northern Colorado. Running June 24 through July 5, it features the PRCA ProRodeo, Demolition Derby, carnival rides, and a major concert lineup. It’s one of the largest rodeos and summer events in the western United States.
What are the best free things to do in Northern Colorado in June?
Northern Colorado offers plenty of free June events including Friday Fest in Downtown Greeley, the Windsor Summer Concert Series, First Friday Art Walk, local farmers markets, and the Family FunPlex Summer Concert Series.
What free things are there to do in Greeley, Colorado in the summer?
Greeley has a strong lineup of free summer activities including Friday Fest every Friday evening at 9th Street Plaza, First Friday Art Walks, the Greeley Summer Farmers Market, and outdoor concerts throughout the season.
Are there things to do in Windsor, Colorado in June?
Absolutely. Windsor’s June calendar includes the Windsor Farmers Market, the Summer Concert Series at Boardwalk Park, Movies in the Park, the Fishing Derby at Eastman Park, and numerous family-friendly community events throughout the month.
Are there family-friendly events in Windsor this June?
Yes. Popular family events include the Windsor Farmers Market, Fishing Derby, Movies in the Park, Petals & Play, and the Windsor Summer Concert Series.
Is Northern Colorado a good place to live?
Northern Colorado — including Greeley, Windsor, Fort Collins, and Loveland — continues to attract people looking for a strong sense of community, access to outdoor recreation, growing job opportunities, and a quality of life that’s hard to beat. June is one of the best times of year to experience everything the region has to offer.
What is there to do in Greeley this weekend?
Greeley typically has something happening every weekend, from farmers markets and live music to festivals, art walks, and community events. Check back each month as we update this guide with the latest happenings around Northern Colorado.
