Loveland & South, CO July 2024 by City Lifestyle

An Exploration of What Life Truly Has to Offer

Hello Loveland and South City Lifestyle family!

My name is Sarah Erickson and I’m the Editorial Coordinator for Loveland and South City Lifestyle Magazine. Born and raised on the Eastern plains of Colorado, I attended the University of Northern Colorado (ahem, some years ago) for Journalism with dreams of nightly news and live beat coverage. However, as it often does, necessity overrode aspiration and I found myself in an array of marketing, content, and project management positions. I’ve loved my work and have met many wonderful people along the way, but I’ve always felt a deep desire to one day return to my journalistic roots.

When I happened to stumble upon the extraordinary Desiree Gustafson, Loveland and South City Lifestyle Publisher and this prestigious publication, I knew that now was my chance. I’ve set aside the time and bandwidth to finally, truly dig back into my journalistic roots by exploring the stories of the amazing people, businesses, organizations—the lifeblood of our remarkable community.

So, to me personally, our annual Explore Issue is deeply meaningful and signifies the exploration of the possibilities of what life truly has to offer. And we extended this theme into every page found in this month’s issue. We dig deep into the theme of exploration in every sense of the word. From exploring your options and achieving your dreams with local financial group, Layman Lewis; to traveling the world with Robin Norell of Milbrook World Travel; and trying new things with Climbing Collective and Loveland’s Annual Sour Beer Festival.

So much to explore and so little time, so buckle up and get ready for a fun and expansive exploration of ourselves and our community.

SARAH ERICKSON, EDITORIAL COORDINATOR @LOVELANDANDSOUTHLIFESTYLE

July 2024

PUBLISHER

Desiree Gustafson | desiree.gustafson@citylifestyle.com

EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Sarah Erickson | sarah.erickson@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Sarah Erickson

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Colorado Photography Limited, Christa Tippman

Corporate Team

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Matthew Perry

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HR Janeane Thompson

AD DESIGNER Rachel Chrisman

LAYOUT DESIGNER Amanda Schilling

city scene

1: HOTWORX owner Courtney Hartenstein ties in the theme for the 70th Annual Berthoud Festival 2: The Hustle Hour, a gentleman's only networking group at their monthly event. Stay tuned for upcoming events and opportunities! 3: Berthoud Fire and Rescue making sure all the little ones got goodies! 4: Fuel of Loveland's networking and game night at Grimm Brothers Brewing 5: Guy from Grimm Brothers behind the tap during the 70th Annual Berthoud Festival 6: Berthoud Fire and Rescue at the 70th Annual Berthoud Festival 7: Mountain Roots Garden Team at the 2024 Johnstown BBQ Days

8: Katy Delehoy of Ouzel Creative volunteering at the Loveland Garden in A Box program sponsored by Resource Central 9: Erin and Tori of Dance Eleve Academy at the 2024 Johnstown BBQ Days 10: O.E. Auto Glass showing up with all the goodies during the 2024 Johnstown BBQ Days 11: Jennie Cobbie of O.E Auto Glass showing all the pets visiting Johnstown BBQ Days some love 12: Trey Herrera with a huge front flip at Shred BMX show at Thunder Mountain Harley Davidson 13: Sheldon Barthlama, 2nd generation owner of Stans Auto and featured sponsor of the 2024 ASA Colorado Clay Shoot 14: Loveland Museum Art Camp kiddos got to see and interact with muralist Existential Circus @existential.circus/Adden Joule as he worked on his newest piece outside Lincoln Gallery.

business monthly

Ouzel Creative Now Certified for Story Brand Marketing

Ouzel Creative is now certified in Story Brand Marketing! This certification is aimed at helping their clients clarify brand messaging cohesively to help them reach more engaged customers.

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Wild Oats Sewing Company Gets a New Address

Due to a roof leak, Wild Oats Sewing Company has had to move quickly to a new space at 649 N Denver. They have moved into the old Encore Dance Emporium space located on the 2nd right after you pull into Anasazi Park. Look for the blue sewing banner and turn right.

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Travel Q&A with Robin Norell of Millbrook World Travel

OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO! BUCKLE UP FOR SOME MARVELOUS TRAVEL STORIES AND RECOMMENDATIONS FROM YOUR LOCAL GO-TO TRAVEL SOURCE

ARTICLE BY SARAH ERICKSON PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROBIN NORELL

CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF AND MILLBROOK WORLD TRAVEL?

My name is Robin Norell, and I am the Owner/President of Millbrook World Travel. I’ve been in the industry for over 10 years. I’ve been on 51 cruises, to 45 countries, and 33 states…. So far!

When I was growing up, my Dad had a company called Millbrook Custom Kitchens. It was a family business and we all worked there at some time in our lives. In the early 90s, we had 150 employees and produced award-winning cabinetry that was shipped around the world. My Dad passed away in 2018, but even after he passed, I know he helped put things in place for me to start my own travel agency, so I named my company after his. I even adopted his logo into mine - the “M” with the eagle head on the top was his logo.

WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO BECOME A TRAVEL AGENT?

My father gave me a love of travel - we went on family vacations twice a year when I was younger. In college, my passion was languages. I took German, Spanish, and majored in Chinese (East Asian Studies) and spent a summer in China. My husband and I traveled a bit before kids and then when I homeschooled them we incorporated travel into our studies. We didn’t just read about places in the world, we visited them. When they became adults and I was trying to decide what to do next, the thought that brought me the most joy was travel. I love to travel and I love to help people, so this is the perfect job for me. I’ve never been bored!

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT BEING A TRAVEL AGENT?

As a travel agent, I love using my knowledge and experience to help my clients have a better vacation than they would have had on their own. I was recently in Europe for 5 weeks and did “on the spot” research for two of my clients while I was there. Deciding on the best itinerary or cruise can be daunting with so many options, so I am glad to be able to help my clients with their choices.

As a travel agency owner, I also enjoy helping people join the travel industry. I am always available for questions, help guide them through training and learning, and am happy to be building a wonderful team!

WHERE WAS THE LAST PLACE YOU TRAVELED?

I was in Europe from March 9 to April 11. The first week I attended two river cruise expos in Amsterdam, where we toured 15 different ships from 11 different river cruise lines, and we dined on them and I stayed on 3 different ships. Then I did a river cruise on the Rhine Dutch Waterway to Belgium, traveled to Berlin to visit friends, visited Dresden, Germany, went to Prague then Budapest, then did a river cruise on the Danube from Budapest to Vilshofen, Germany. It was truly a wonderful experience. You can read all about it at www.adventureswithrobin.com.

YOUR FAVORITE TRAVEL DESTINATION AND WHY?

I would have to say Europe - I’ve been there 13 times and there are still so many places and a few countries I haven’t visited yet. I love history and the people of Europe, and each country offers different sites both natural and manmade, traditions, history, and people.

WHAT WAS YOUR MOST IMPACTFUL TRAVEL EXPERIENCE?

That would be my first river cruise. In October 2016, my husband and I did the Paris to Normandy itinerary on Avalon Waterways. We thought Normandy would be the highlight because my husband is very interested in World War 2 history. But the Normandy region of France was the home of Monet and Van Gogh, and visiting those places that we had seen in so many paintings was what was really special. And we discovered we wanted to take many more river cruises after that.

WHAT WAS YOUR LEAST FAVORITE TRAVEL DESTINATION AND WHY?

I don’t think I’ve gone to a place yet that I wouldn’t go back or recommend, especially because we’re all different. The places that I go might not interest someone, but they may be interested in places I hadn’t thought to visit. So, I don’t think there’s a bad place to go.

HOW HAS TRAVEL IMPACTED YOUR LIFE?

It has made me more aware of people from other cultures and understanding of the differences that can sometimes separate us unintentionally. It has given me a sense of wonder at the amazing and beautiful places around the world.

WHAT IS YOUR TOP TIP FOR INTEGRATING MORE TRAVEL INTO YOUR LIFE?

Be intentional about it. Make your plans far in advance and stick to them. Don’t wait for “someday,” because none of us are guaranteed tomorrow. Make a list (many call it a Bucket List) and plan the trips to check off the places you want to see the most. Studies have shown that “people get more retrospective enjoyment and satisfaction from their experiential purchases than from material purchases.” And when I finish a trip, I always have another one planned in the future to look forward to.

WHAT ARE THE TOP TRAVEL DESTINATIONS OR EXPERIENCES YOU WOULD RECOMMEND?

My top recommendation is a European river cruise (obviously). There are also many Expedition options that are becoming popular - small ships with zodiacs (and even onboard submarines) to explore Antarctica or Iceland, sailing ships in the South Pacific with diving experiences, going to South America for the Galapagos and Machu Picchu, and so many more. And multi-generational travel - how wonderful for generations to travel together! And it’s so easy to do and there are many options of places to go together. One of the places I send multi-generational groups most often is Alaska, but even European river cruises are shifting to be more accommodating to these larger family groups. Ocean cruise ships are also perfect for families to travel together. Everyone can “do their own thing” during the day (or do it together) and then gather for dinner together.

ROBIN NORELL OWNER/PRESIDENT

OF MILLBROOK WORLD TRAVEL

I love learning about different parts of the world, their history and culture, and meeting new people. Reading about history is fascinating, but nothing can beat seeing it in person. I am grateful for the freedom that allows us to travel almost anywhere on the planet, with so many different options for travel.

Augustine said, “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” I’ve read a lot of that book and still have so much more to see!

NORTHERN

local experiences

Berthoud Businesses We Love

ARTICLE BY REANNA PHILPOT

Cornerstone Café | Located inside the New Freedom Outreach Center, it's the perfect place for sizzling bacon and great hospitality. They serve up delicious breakfast and lunch at an affordable price.

Hays Market | The best little local-owned grocery store in the heart of Berthoud, Hays Market offers everything from fresh produce to beautiful flower arrangements, and a rockin’ sushi chef!

B-Town Automotive | Locally owned and operated, B-town provides incredible car care, customer service, and supports many local endeavors.

Ko-Fe House | Stop by Ko-Fe House for amazing coffee and great vibes. Locally owned and operated, Ko-Fe House also offers free drinks for first responders.

Berthoud Brewing | Berthoud Brewing is a long-time community supporter. With a large outdoor patio and a delicious food truck every day, you're sure to quench your thirst on a hot summer day!

As the Executive Director of the Berthoud Area Chamber of Commerce, Reanna Philpot has a passion for building lasting relationships with people and driving business growth. She has spent over 6 years in business development and chamber of commerce industry. Her expertise is connecting people and advising business owners on effective ways to network to build and grow their presence in Northern Colorado.

Berthoud Chamber Director, Reanna Philpot's Favorite Local Gems

LAYMAN LEWIS FINANCIAL GROUP

ARTICLE BY SARAH ERICKSON | PHOTOGRAPHY BY COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHY LIMITED, CHRISTA TIPPMAN

HELPING CLIENTS EXPLORE AND LIVE THE LIFE AND RETIREMENT OF THEIR DREAMS

While chatting with Alicia Lewis, President and Financial Professional at Layman Lewis Financial Group, two central themes invariably presented themselves as principles by which she is guided both personally and professionally: family and freedom.

A third-generation financial professional, Alicia, together with her father, Chuck Layman, co-founded Layman Lewis in 2007. A core family business from the get-go, the professionals at Layman Lewis take a holistic and relationship-based approach to financial strategies blending traditional and modern techniques to help clients pursue their goals, both now and in retirement.

And while they consider every aspect of their clients’ financial picture—investments, income, taxes, health care and legacy plans—their focus is on creating custom strategies to help their clients achieve their retirement goals. However, planning and investing for retirement, especially in the five to ten years as retirement draws nearer, can look quite different than any other time in life.

“When you’re still working, you have a lot of time to save and can take a lot more risk. You’ve got the paycheck coming in. But when you're in retirement, you've built your nest egg, and now you're saying, okay, how do I move from saving to spending my savings? It can be scary and it's a whole different set of concerns. It’s just a completely different type of planning.”

And it’s this type of planning that can make all the difference in the world, allowing for the exploration and freedom to achieve dream-level-status retirement. But you have to start somewhere and according to Lewis, it starts with knowing what you’re retiring to and then creating a plan around that. For the team at Layman Lewis, this involves a deep conversation exploring what their dream life looks like, bucket list items, and gaining

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an overall sense of what their clients want to experience once they’ve retired. Being a huge proponent of experiencing life to the fullest, Lewis loves helping pull this information from her clients and integrate it into a strategy and a plan.

“Then we can actually show our clients that it’s possible. Without a plan, how can you possibly live your retirement dream? It’s kind of like, how could you possibly go on a road trip without having a map and saying, ‘Where am I going?'” Lewis explains.

Being in the industry for her entire life—growing up witnessing her father and grandfather both thrive in the industry and then eventually going into business with her father—she’s seen a thing or two in how people approach financial planning, especially around retirement.

“Sometimes I think people don’t have a retirement plan because they’re holding back and they’re nervous. But when they have a plan and they can see and we can show them their numbers, actually show them that they can do this, it gives them the confidence to be able to say, ‘I can do this.'”

She’s seen a different and more devastating side of the coin as well, where people wait to check off their bucket list items or do the things that they've always dreamt of.

“I want people to recognize that they're not promised tomorrow. Don't just wait until retirement to do all the fun things you’ve always wanted to do.”

And this is where the professionals at Layman Lewis come in. They are able to assist their clients at the highest level possible because they approach everything as a team. Their team works on every single case because, after all, multiple advisors are better than one. With each team member bringing something different to the table, they’re able to ensure that they’re offering the most comprehensive guidance possible.

Alicia and her team are also very family-focused. Only a tightknit family lineage of financial planners would be able to advise from such a team and family-based perspective.

“This is not a transaction business. This is a relational business. The more we can get to know you, the better we can advise you. So for us, it’s not just picking from a menu of options, we truly work in the best interest of our clients.”

The team at Layman Lewis is also deeply vested in our local community. You can find them volunteering in the community on many occasions, often bringing their clients with them. Since moving to Loveland when she was just two years old and then marrying her husband, Josh, who is a Loveland native, her love for the Loveland community is palpable. They now have two boys, 11 and 13.

“What I love about Loveland is the small-town feel. I love that we’re so close to mountains. But ultimately, this is a family community, and ours is a business that really invests a lot in our clients, and we become great friends with them.”

Helping clients live their dreams, one story at a time

osh & Alicia Lewis for their Retire Colorado Radio Show.

Alicia Lewis for their Retire Colorado Radio Show.

“WE GET TO BUILD OUT RETIREMENT PLANS FOR PEOPLE SO THAT THEY CAN ENJOY THE RETIREMENT OF THEIR DREAMS.”

Owners Alicia and Josh

Call Me Back!

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY TROY SINATRA

The First Cocktail Menu Item Created for Rosie's Barbershop & Bar

As the original cocktail created for Rosie's Barbershop & Bar menu, "Call Me Back" marks the beginning of Loveland's first craft cocktail bar and speakeasy. As Troy Sinatra continues to raise the bar with fresh new menu Items, this month we toast to the recipe that started it all, the O.G.

ingredients:

• 2 oz coconut washed bourbon

• .25 oz spiced malt

• 3 hit angostura bitters

• .25 oz aquafaba

directions:

Step 1. Dry shake all ingredients for ten seconds

Step 2. Add ice, double strain into chilled coupe

Step 3. Decorate with a rose petal garnish

LOVELAND’S ANNUAL SOUR BEER FESTIVAL

ARTICLE BY SARAH ERICKSON PHOTOGRAPHY BY LOVELAND AND SOUTH LIFESTYLE TEAM

If you love beer, especially of the sour variety, then you’re going to want to make a beeline to Loveland’s Annual Sour Beer Festival on Saturday, August 3 at the Desk Chair Workspace located on 4th Street in the heart of downtown Loveland.

After the inaugural event last year brimming with local music, food, festivities and exclusive small batches, a sour yet bright local legacy was born. And this year’s experience promises much more of the same with even more small batches, local breweries, and tasty brews.

Sour beers are a unique beer style that uses yeast and bacteria during the brewing process to achieve a deliciously tart taste and often includes fruits like cherry, raspberry, and peach to create a delicate balance of sour and sweet. And luckily, Northern Colorado boasts some of the most delectable sour beers around.

Complex and refreshing, this year’s Sour Beer Festival offers two ticket options:

• A VIP Ticket ($55/person) that includes access to the event at 1 pm, one hour before general admission, a

Complex and Refreshing: Savor This Year’s Sour Beer Festival Featuring Local Delectable Brews and Fun

surprise sour beer exclusively available to VIP attendees, and a rooftop hangout where you can relax and enjoy the scenery while sipping on your favorite brews.

• General Admission Ticket ($40/person) an incredible experience of its own, general admission includes general access at 2 pm where you can explore the wide variety of sour beers from local breweries, indulge in tasty snacks, and groove to the rhythm of live music.

Both ticket options include branded commemorative glassware and unlimited 2oz pours with over 20 breweries to choose from. So grab your tickets and get ready for an unforgettable journey into the world of sour beer!

sour beer festival

With more than twenty breweries from all around the great state of Colorado to peruse at Loveland's Annual Sour Beer Festival this year, there will be no shortage of sour and delicious brews to choose from. An opportunity to immerse yourself in a fun and vibrant atmosphere and discover new flavors that will tantalize your taste buds, participating breweries at this year's Sour Beer Festival include:

• Angry James

• Casey Brewing

• Grimm Brothers Brewing

• Horse & Dragon Brewing Company

• Jagged Mountain Craft Brewery

• Loveland Aleworks

• Verboten Brewing

• Mythmaker Brewing

• Purpose Brewing & Cellars

• Salt Road Brewing

• Stodgy Brewing Company

• TightKnit Brewing Co.

• Timnath Beerwerks

• WeldWerks Brewing Co.

• Wiley Roots Brewing Company

loveland CLIMBING COLLECTIVE

BUILDING COMMUNITY AND TEACHING NORTHERN COLORADO

HOW TO MASTER CLIMBING ONE HOLD AT A TIME

ARTICLE BY SARAH ERICKSON

PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLIMBING COLLECTIVE

Darin Andrew

@lovelandclimbs

Climbing Challenge Event

Described as a home away from home where you can hang out with friends, exercise, and leave your problems at the door, Climbing Collective is building community and teaching Northern Colorado how to master climbing one hold at a time.

A climbing, fitness, and yoga studio, the first Climbing Collective gym was Longmont Climbing Collective that opened in 2018. Since then they purchased the Wooden Mountain Bouldering Gym in Loveland in December 2022 which is now Loveland Climbing Collective. Their newest gym in

Longmont opened in October 2023, and Greeley Climbing Collective is set to open in January 2025.

Their friendly staff and extraordinary facilities are winning over the hearts and dexterous hands of Northern Colorado climbers and those looking to learn how to climb. Combining community, fun, learning, and safety they are building a supportive community for both new and experienced climbers.

Nick Coutu, Marketing Manager for Climbing Collective is an avid climber himself who lived in a van for two years and traveled around the country climbing and encourages everyone to give it a try.

“Climbing incorporates community, physical exercise, and mental challenges as you

try to solve rope and boulder ‘problems’ that were created by the route setters. New climbs are set every week, so there is always something new to try!”

And this summer is the perfect opportunity. They offer adult climbing classes, fitness classes, yoga classes, kids climbing clubs, summer camps, and a kids climbing team. For those interested in learning climbing but aren’t sure where to start, Coutu recommends a climbing class. Their Loveland location has an Intro to Bouldering class and their Longmont location has Belay Basics & Learn to Climb for beginners and Bouldering Beta & Learn to Lead for intermediate climbers.

Learn more at www.climbingcollective.co

@lovelandclimbs Climbing Challenge Event

Paige Zapf picks her next route

JULY 3RD

3rd of July Fireworks

Waggener Farm Park 1000 N. Berthoud Pkwy | 5:00 PM

The Town of Berthoud invites everyone to join us on July 3rd at Waggener Farm Park for an evening of entertainment and fireworks to celebrate the strength and resiliency of our community and our country. The fireworks display will take place at dusk at Waggener Farm Park. The festivities begin at 5:00pm with live music by Unauthorized Absence, inflatables, 17 food trucks, a beer garden, and entertainment generously sponsored by Christine Torres of Remax Alliance.

JULY 3RD

Wine Dancing

Sweet Heart Winery & Event Center 5500 W US-34, Loveland, CO 80537 | 6:00 PM

Dance the night away with Tracey Ingraham! Join us for a country line dancing lesson and plenty of fun. Each ticket includes one hour of guided instruction, 30 minutes of practice, and a complimentary glass of wine. Tickets at the link below https://sweetheartwinery.ticketleap.com/wine-dancing-july-2024/dates/Jul-03-2024_at_0600PM

JULY 4TH

City of Loveland July 4th Festival

North Lake Park 2750 N. Taft AVE. Loveland CO

Join City of Loveland Parks & Recreation for a sparkly July 4th celebration at North Lake Park. Celebrate our country's independence with vendors, food trucks, a kids zone, children's bike parade around North Lake Park, and of course fireworks!

JULY 9TH

Outdoor Yoga at Backyard Tap with Big Bones Meet and

323 North Railroad Avenue Loveland, CO 80537 | 5:30 PM

Greet

Get ready to unwind with a fun yoga session at Backyard Tap! Join us for a unique experience that combines the tranquility of yoga with the laid-back atmosphere of the Backyard Tap. Yoga taught by the kind teachers of Resilient Soul Yoga in Loveland and a portion of the proceeds benefit Big Bones Canine Rescue.

JULY 9TH AND 23RD

Loveland Luvs Food Truck Rally

North Lake Park 2750 N. Taft Ave. Loveland, CO | 5:00 PM

It's a new Food Truck Rally on select Tuesday evenings at North Lake Park all summer long! It will be a very fun event for the whole family and will be at the same night that the Kiwana club runs the train rides in the same park. There will be food trucks, local businesses and local music. July 9 and 23 from 5-8pm.

JULY 10TH - 11TH

Rocky Mountain Antique Festival

The Ranch Events Complex, 5280 Arena Circle, Loveland, CO | 9:00 AM

An antique show BY antique lovers, FOR antique lovers! Join us to shop with quality antique dealers from across the country at this two-day climate-controlled, indoor event. Choose from a huge variety of genuine, authentic items! Saturday, July 10: 9am-5pm | Sunday, July 11: 10am-4pm

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JULY 12TH

Loveland Loves BBQ, Bands and Brews

700 Railroad Fairgrounds Park, Loveland, CO | 5:00 PM

Full of music, good food and great brews, you don't want to miss this event! Bands will start Friday evening from 5-10 PM and Saturday from 2-10 PM. There will be a cornhole tournament to benefit Loveland's Community Kitchen starting at 1 PM on Saturday!

JULY 15TH

Brewery Yoga at Grimm Brothers Brewing

815 14th Street Southwest #B100 Loveland, CO 80537 | 6:00 PM

Join us for a relaxing yoga session followed by delicious craft beer at Grimm Brothers Brewing. Don't miss out on this opportunity to nourish your mind, body, and soul in a fun and welcoming environment. Grab your mat and join us for Brewery Yoga at Grimm Brothers Brewing! Yoga taught by the kind teachers of Resilient Soul Yoga in Loveland.

JULY 19TH

Be the Gift 8th Annual Cajun Boil

Brookside Weddings and Events 619 E County Rd 8, Berthoud, CO 80513 | 6:00 PM

We are so excited for this year's 8th Annual Cajun Boil Benefit Dinner! Join us for a fun and entertaining evening with a silent auction, delicious cajun boil food and a fun summer night atmosphere as we raise money to help provide support and home repair assistance to widows, single mothers and their children, right here in our community!

JULY 20TH

Loveland Cherry Celebration

503 N Lincoln Ave, Loveland, CO, United States, Colorado 80537 | 5:00 PM

Recognizing Loveland’s local heritage as once being a home to over 10,000 acres of cherry orchards from the 1920s through the 1960s, the 2024 Loveland Cherry Celebration supports local vendors, artisans, non-profit organizations, and the community at large by providing an annual event with community, fun, and music.

JULY 26TH

Ice Cream & Treats Festival

201 East 4th Street Loveland, CO 80537

Cool off and enjoy a sweet treat in Downtown Loveland, the Ice Cream Festival is a One Sweet Summer Series event that will feature ice cream vendors from around Northern Colorado, music, demos, and an outdoor movie.

JULY 27TH

Larimer County Fair Parade

The Ranch Events Complex, 5280 Arena Circle, Loveland, CO | 9:00 AM

Join us at The Ranch Events Complex for a fun-filled day of floats, music, and community spirit. The parade will showcase local businesses, organizations, and performers as they march through the streets. Bring your family and friends to enjoy the festivities and cheer on your favorite participants. Don't miss out on this exciting event that celebrates the vibrant culture of Larimer County!