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Good morning! With this freebie from Chick-fil-A, it will definitely be a good morning. Through Saturday, September 30, receive an offer for a FREE breakfast item at participating locations via the Chick-fil-A One app. Choose from a Chick-fil-A Chicken Biscuit, Egg White Grill or Hash Brown Scramble Bowl. The offer is only valid during breakfast hours. Limit one offer per account. For more information on the app, including how to download it, click here. (For additional promo details, click here.)

The YMCA of Boulder Valley is currently registering youngsters for fall programs. During Welcoming Week through September 24, they can visit and try youth sports, swim lessons, after-school and teen programs and more for FREE. Click here for details. There are three locations to serve Boulder, Broomfield and Weld Counties. Click here for addresses and phone numbers.

We always ask for a receipt to ensure we’re charged correctly. However, in this case, it’s all about saving money. For a limited time, when you make a purchase between Sunday and Friday at Boston Market, receive a special receipt coupon good for a “buy one Individual Meal and a drink, get one Individual Meal for FREE” at participating locations on the following Saturday. (The coupon is at the bottom of the receipt. See the coupon for qualifying meals.) Remember, the discount is only valid on the Saturday of the same week. You must present the original receipt when ordering. Plus, it’s not valid with any other coupon, discount, special or reduced-price offer.

The FREE annual Amazing Aging Expo geared for 50-plus returns to Denver on Saturday, September 23.  The venue remains the same but the hours have changed (now 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.). Expect more than 100 exhibitors, FREE health screenings, guest speakers and seminars on a variety of topics, entertainment, gift bags, giveaways and more, all aimed at Baby Boomers and beyond who want to learn about aging well. Click here to pre-register. Those who do so may enjoy FREE breakfast beginning at 7 a.m. Parking is FREE at the Crowne Plaza Airport Convention Center. 15500 E. 40th Ave. (I-70 & Chambers Rd.), Denver.

Wellington’s Harvest Farm epitomizes a working farm: crops, animals and tons of space. That makes it the perfect setting for a corn maze and fall festival. Families flock to the farm every year to celebrate the season and enjoy a full lineup of 30+ attractions, including a 10-acre corn maze with three separate trails ranging from easy to expert, hay-wagon rides, petting zoo, obstacle course (suspension bridge, tires, balance beams and tunnels), plus pig races, barrel train and a pumpkin patch. For a limited time you can buy single-day admission for two people for $15 or single-day admission for four people for $29. That’s 50% off! Harvest Farm opens September 30 and operates Saturdays and Sundays through October 29. For other area corn mazes and pumpkin patches check our 2017 list.

If you frequent MAD Greens often, this deal is for you! For the first time, the salad, sandwich and soup shop is offering a limited-edition tumbler for just $3.99. For just a little more than the cost of a fountain drink, get the souvenir cup and 99¢ refills for a year with the purchase of an entrée. Plus, each cup sold will provide a meal for a child via the No Kid Hungry organization. However, act fast because they’re only available in-person, while supplies last.

Most metro area art walks are on the first Friday of each month, but Longmont schedules most of its on Saturdays and this month has planned its FREE downtown ArtWalk Longmont for Saturday, September 16 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Click here to download a block-by-block map. Wander the downtown streets for art, music, food, kids’ activities and more. The event stretches along Main St. between Third and Sixth, plus occasional jogs down a side street. One of these is the chance to visit the historic Callahan House (3rd and Terry), which is open to the public just a few times a year.

Sometimes it takes a village to find deals and, in this case, it’s Village Inn. Did you know September is National Breakfast Month. On select Saturdays in September, the popular diner is offering a buy-one-get-one FREE breakfast entrée at participating locations. (From our intel, the deal seems to be offered every Saturday. However, call ahead to confirm before making a special trip.) There’s something special about a weekend breakfast, right? Maybe it’s because you can relax and linger over a cup of coffee — no need to rush. No coupon required. The offer is for dine-in only and cannot be combined with any other coupons or discounts. There are nearly 50 locations in Colorado.

IKEA in Centennial is celebrating one of the most important social events in Sweden — kräftskiva, a.k.a. a crayfish party. The annual party is usually held during the height of the crayfish season. Participants often wear funny hats and sing songs.

This year, the kräftskiva is on Friday, September 15 from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. For $14.99 per adult and $2.99 for kids (12 and under), get your fill of traditional Swedish fare, including crayfish, salmon, meatballs, salads, dinner rolls and more — as well as desserts and beverages.

Tickets must be purchased in advance at the store. Don’t wait, this event sells out every year! (For non-IKEA Family members, it’s $18.99 for adults and $4.99 for kids. However, membership is FREE, so why pay more?)

Here’s a super deal for teddy bear fans. Build-A-Bear Workshop celebrates National Teddy Bear Day with a limited-edition, commemorative $5.50 bear available only in stores on Friday & Saturday, September 8 & 9. Each customer can purchase a maximum of five $5.50 bears, while supplies last. To sweeten the honey pot, for every bear purchased that day, Build-A-Bear will donate a furry friend to Boys & Girls Clubs of America. Go here to find a store near you.

An annual e-cycle event that benefits Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is a way to get rid of hard-to-recycle electronics safely and cheaply. The 9News E-Cycle event is Saturday, September 9 at Coors Field from 7 a.m. to noon in Parking Lot A. Most items are taken for FREE, with the hope that you will make a donation to Crime Stoppers, a non-profit organization that runs on donations that are used to pay rewards to anonymous tipsters who help solve crime in our communities.

There is $10 charge for CRT monitors; $30 for CRT and Flat televisions and console, projection or DLP TVs are $70 (donation centers don’t take them and they are hard to recycle). Here’s a list of what they will and will not accept. [Read more…] about Free and Low-Cost Electronics Recycling Event

California Pizza Kitchen serves up more than just pizzas. They’ve just introduced a new line of Power Bowls on its menu. To bowl you over, they’re offering a coupon good for buy-one-get-one FREE Power Bowl — through Sunday, September 17.

They’re two choices — Banh Mi Bowl (quinoa, baby kale, fresh cilantro & mint topped with grilled chicken, watermelon radishes, fresh avocado, cucumbers, carrots, bean sprouts, scallions, sesame seeds, serrano peppers and and chili-lime vinaigrette) and Sante Fe Bowl (cilantro farro and spinach topped with lime chicken, tomatoes, sweet corn, black beans, red cabbage, fresh avocado, poblano peppers, toasted pepitas and poblano ranch.) However, menu items may vary by location.

It’s not often CPK offers any discounts or coupons, so the savings are even more delicious. There are locations at Cherry Creek Mall, Park Meadows Mall, Flat Iron Crossing and Twenty Ninth Street (Boulder.)

Musicians from the Boulder Philharmonic are playing two FREE one-hour concerts this weekend. On Saturday, September 9, the orchestra’s brass ensemble plays from 11 a.m. to noon at the outdoor Flagstaff Sunrise Amphitheater. The landmark venue is on public land managed by Boulder Mountain Parks and Open Space, which is 50 years old this year.

On Sunday, September 10, a string quartet of Boulder Phil artists play at the Boulder Public Library. An “instrument petting zoo” at 1:15 p.m. enables youngsters to get up close and personal with a variety of instruments, followed by the concert from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. The orchestra is celebrating its 60th anniversary of bringing classical music to Boulder and last season was one of just four regional orchestras invited to perform at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.

The Highlands Music Festival is a music and community celebration of of Denver’s Potter Highlands, West Highlands, and Sunnyside historic neighborhoods also known as the Northside. The event on Saturday, September 16. follows a half century old North Denver tradition of grass roots community gatherings in an open outdoor “on the grass” setting. The all-day concert features Heatwave, Denver Blues Icon Sammy Mayfield and the Sammy Mayfield Blues Band, Soul Sacrifice (Santana tribute show), The Citizen Dan (Steely Dan tribute show), The Cisco’s Kids (WAR tribute show) and Jamedica. There’s also food, beverage, and vendors. For a limited time, VOICE Daily Deals has tickets for $15. That’s a 50% savings over the $30 entry fee.