Windsor, CO September 2023

What does the word “Style” mean to you?

September is our style issue. When most people hear the word "style", they automatically think of fashion. I will agree it crosses my mind, however, style means so much more to me.  I would like to think my style is more than what I wear.  Style can be how we treat others... what we like to eat... where we like to travel (beach all day long for me)... how we give back to our community... how we decorate our home... etc.

I have been told my style is classic. I have very few pieces in my closet that are trendy. Our home is very cozy and inviting. l try to give back to my community in many ways; volunteering, acting on boards, donating when possible, and just plain showing up for the community. I had the pleasure of showing some of my style and a little bit of my "sass" in July by dancing in the Boys & Girls Club Weld County DWTS fundraiser. I was dedicated and we practiced for months.  It showed by winning the "Best Dance" award of the evening with my dance partner Brandon Weyant.  He is with Country KickUp which is a nonprofit organization.  The event helped raise over $85,000 for the kids and all the participants did amazing. We all came to win and raise money for the kids! Sooooo fun!!!

This month, I challenge you to find your style and enjoy what you bring to the table. We hope you find some inspiration in the pages ahead, as we have you covered with a little taste of Italian style that Cacciatore creates and a peek into RE/MAX Alliance agent Christina Koder’s home, fashion, and what makes up her own unique style. Stay stylish, Windsor. We can’t wait for you to flip through these pages and enjoy the style we have captured for you.

September 2023

PUBLISHER

Misty Dockins | misty.dockins@citylifestyle.com

EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Desiree Gustafson | desiree.gustafson@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Desiree Gustafson

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Photos By Diandra, David Grossman with Colorado

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Corporate Team

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Matthew Perry

VICE PRESIDENT OF SALES Tiffany Slowinski

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HR Janeane Thompson

DIRECTOR OF FIRST IMPRESSIONS Jennifer Robinson

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Josh Klein

CONTROLLER Gary Johnson

AD DESIGNER Rachel Chrisman

LAYOUT DESIGNER Kathy Nguyen

MISTY DOCKINS, PUBLISHER @WINDSORCITYLIFESTYLE

The Home Depot Rail-Served Flatbed Distribution Center Developed by The Broe Group and OmniTRAX

city scene

1: Even on vacation Windsor Girls Soccer Coach, Mike Lordemann, brings Wizard spirit with him. @windsorgirlssoccer 2: Musician, Gii, playing some tunes on Peculier Ales amazing patio. Follow @giiastorga and @peculierbrewco 3: Dementia Together couples’ picnic, at Eastman Park @dementiatogethernoco 4: Proud sponsor, McDonald Toyota, enjoying a golf tournament at Pelican Lakes 5: Jessica Zumbrun, Director at McDonald Toyota, enjoying golf at Pelican Lakes Resort in Windsor 6: IOME celebrating Self-Care Day in July. @iowemenow 7: Some Windsor Brick regulars enjoying a pie

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JUDY TESSIER

DAVID THIEMANN

@WINDSORGIRLSSOCCER

@GIIASTORG

Where neighbors can see and be seen.

8: Amazing ladies of Windsor enjoying the Blues & Brews Crawl in downtown 9: Windsor Lifestyle and Executive Director of Windsor Chamber bringing Windsor to the Big Balloon Build 10: @nocoowlz enjoying Official Fitness in Windsor public event. Go check out their new location. 11: iHeartMedia supporting the WHS Cheerleaders at a fundraiser at RedZone. Cheers to an amazing season! 12: Windsor Chamber ladies and Ambassadors enjoying Blues & Brews Crawl Downtown Windsor 13: Meet Pikes Auto Care Mascot, Gunner 14: Owners of @seventreesaesthetics Mollie Wolf (left) & Paige Hobbs receive The Life Saving Award

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15: Aristea Leschinsky-Fulgenzi won a signed jersey and GPA Leschinsky is so proud of her! @futurelegendscomplex 16: Kristpher Baghart, Director of Tournaments at Future Legends meeting the Water Valley sales team 17: Scott Boeckner, one of Coffeehouse 29’s owners, very satisfied with his Aspire Roasted coffee. @coffeehouse29

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A round-up of exciting news from local businesses.

GET INSPIRED EAT & DRINK SHOP LOCAL

Windsor Athlete Represents Colorado at the CrossFit Games

Kyle Muckleroy, age 16 competed for the title of Fittest Teenager on Earth in August of 2023. Kyle’s Faith in Christ motivates his competitive nature. He began his training at the Windsor Recreation Center in 2018 and has moved his way into the top CrossFit competition through hard work and perseverance.Follow @kmuckleroyfit on Instagram to see his results and support his future in CrossFit.

Windsor's 1st Win of Dancing with the Weld County Stars BGCWC

Photography Christian Graham from Greyhouse Photography

Windsor Lifestyle's Owner/Publisher, Misty Dockins and Brandon Weyant with Country KickUp, won this years "Best Dance Performance" at the Dancing with the Weld County Stars Boys & Girls Club Weld County Fundraiser.  This is an annual fundraiser that raises money for the kids at BGCWC....Misty is honored to be the first Windsor business to participate and looks forward to another person from Windsor to carry on the torch next year.

"Sweet Summer Memories" Ice Cream Truck Serving Windsor & More

Windsor resident, Meghan Spina, the owner of Sweet Summer Memories Ice Cream Truck, has spent the past 6 years as a 7th-grade science teacher. One of Meghan’s fondest memories of childhood is hearing the whimsical chimes of the ice cream truck rolling through the neighborhood.  Since childhood, Meghan has wanted to leave children with memories and adults with the nostalgia of warm summer evenings enjoying a cool treat.   Meghan's Contact info:  www.sweetsummermemories.com meghan@sweetsummermemories.com 970-460-8007

Future Legends Hosting Special Needs Basketball and so much more

Future Legends hosted a Unified Basketball League in July that has high schoolers work with children that have developmental disabilities. The Legends team looks forward to many more Unified games on the Miracle field for years to come!  Future Legends Complex is the premier destination for sports and events in Northern Colorado. The 118-acre complex currently holds NoCo Owlz and Northern Colorado Hailstorm games, pickleball club, beach volleyball league, and many local tournaments.

Photography Phil Metzger

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IOME Welcomes a New Therapist Bradey Disbrow, LPCC

IOME welcomes our newest therapist, Bradey Disbrow, LPCC. Bradey views the counseling process as a collaborative journey, where client and counselor

Proud Member of Water Valley

water valley clubhouse with 2 restaurants, community trails, pickleball & Tennis, 5 lakes, poudre trail, pelican lakes with 27 holes of golf (optional membership)

work together to explore, understand, and navigate towards healing and personal growth. Bradey has supported military personnel and their family, highschool and D1 college athletes, couples, adolescents, and adults. Regardless of who he is working with, he is deeply passionate about making a positive impact in the life of everyone he serves.

Meet Wild Earth Pottery!!

Meet Amberly & Charlie of Wild Earth Pottery, two Colorado bohemians who love playing in the mud! Currently creating humbly from their garage studio, Amberly also teaches introductory pottery classes to the community. Their vision for Wild Earth Pottery has been and always will be an expression of personal passion and inspiration. If you’d like to know more, please visit their website, say hello at your local farmer’s market, or sign up for a class!  https://wildearthpottery.co

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local experiences

The best places and things to do in our area.

Everyone loves a closet refresh and to feel stylish.  Megan has rounded up some of her favorite picks for the most sophisticated and fashionable destinations that will have you feeling renewed as well as ready for the camera.

Our Picks for The Style Scene

MCT MARKETING: A Marketing team of women that supports and guides business owners to make sure they hit their fullest potential. I couldn’t do it without them! Windsor, CO

THE PINEAPPLE MARKET: Stop in and shop with a sweet, upbeat owner that has unique and outstanding finds that everyone will love! 217 5th St Windsor, CO COUNTRY GLITZ BOUTIQUE: Shop the largest selection of high-quality, low-priced boutique clothing in town! My CGB ladies are always friendly and happy to help! 1357 Water Valley Parkway Windsor, CO

WINDSOR AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Fashion Show....This Chamber event is always a blast where local boutiques get together and put on an exciting fashion show, followed by a night of shopping!  421 Main St Windsor, CO PREMIER DETAILING OF THE ROCKIES: Nothing makes you feel better than having a newly cleaned car! They are always my go to for car detailing!  1572 Clarendon Dr Windsor, CO

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MEET THIS MONTH’S CURATOR Megan Sitzman | Owner of Country Glitz Boutique

@shopcountryglitzboutique

A country lovin girl at heart; I love rodeos, country music festivals and days hanging out at the lake. Anything with family and good friends, I am all about it!  9 years ago I started Country Glitz Boutique and never would I have thought it would have grown into what it has today; two brick and mortar stores, a team of remarkable women, an outstanding community and a family that has supported me through all the ups and downs. I love my job as owner of CGB and the customers that have become my friends. I constantly strive to be better than I was the day before. To work harder, pray more and stay thankful.

Country Glitz Boutique

A Style All Her Own

ARTICLE BY DESIREE GUSTAFSON

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DIANDRA BROOKS

A GLIMPSE INTO ALL THINGS THAT MAKE UP CHRISTINA KODER

Christina Koder operates with a style and a flair that is all her own and there are numerous words you could choose to use when describing her.  A few that come to mind are determined, hardworking, independent, gracious, adventurous, kind, creative, welcoming, motivating, strong, and inspiring; all of which only seem to scratch the surface of who she really is as a person, friend, or businesswomen. In sitting down with her, we learned a few things about style, grace and taking the time to slow down.

A lot of things in Christina Koder’s life have been either self-taught or were a natural ability that was nurtured in her. Growing up in Platteville CO, she experienced a childhood filled with everything from camping, hunting, fishing, dirt bike riding, and mechanics to horseback riding and floral design. Her father helped her learn adventure and instilled in her skills most girls never get a chance to learn. Christina also credits her mother and her aunt Carolyn as two of the women that taught, encouraged, and helped foster her passion, creativity, and natural eye for all things design, which in turn, has blossomed into a love of fixing things, remodeling, and renovating homes, furniture, and more.

The Koder Home

Christina picking out her Harley!

From her first business named Chrissy’s Crafts, to operating a wedding design, rental, and floral company, to then an interior decorating business, and now real estate, Christina Koder has managed to merge her passions into her career. A talent that has not only helped her succeed but has helped her integrate her creativity and thrive in a competitive and ever changing world.

A real estate agent since 2005 with RE/ MAX Alliance, Christina finds numerous things she loves about her job.  Being a part of one of the biggest investments someone will make in their lives, whether it’s with a first-time home buyer, repeat customer, or seasoned investor, it truly is what she enjoys doing. She can apply her passion as a decorator to her client’s benefit; this includes getting their home ready for sale, whether it’s hiring contractors to make repairs, helping her clients to stage, rearrange and use their accessories to decorate their home before listing it, or helping buyers see the potential in a home that they may have otherwise overlooked. Not being afraid to pitch in and get her hands dirty, Christina never shies away from helping her clients. She will gladly step up to help paint, rip out carpet, do yard work, clean,

or even pull staples out of hardwood floors. “Helping someone realize they can have the American dream and building relationships has been one of most gratifying parts of my career as a real estate agent,” shares Christina.

“Helping someone realize they can have the American dream and building relationships has been one of most gratifying parts of my career as a real estate agent.” — Christina Koder

Through this approach to her career, her clients have come to know they have someone that will help through the work, not just the easy part and that they have a teammate that will make sure they don’t have to do it alone. Her business is repeat and referral, which is a nod to the character, expertise, and assistance that her clients receive with her.

Not only is she multifaceted in her career endeavors, but her hobbies as well. Christina is involved in a multitude of extracurricular activities, some of which are passions she also shares with her boyfriend Luke. Christina has her own Harley and enjoys day rides and the freedom she feels with the wind in her hair. She loves boating and found a love for wake surfing,

although this is not something she grew up doing, she fell in love with the opportunity after being on a friend’s boat at Horsetooth Reservoir. So naturally, in 2015 she purchased her own boat and she learned to do it all by herself. Her and her boyfriend Luke enjoy camping with their two dogs, Tootie (a black lab) and Ryfle (a yellow lab), either lakeside or in the mountains. Tootie, named for the ever present tooting she displayed as a puppy and Rifle who was named as an ode to one of the infamous Colorado towns, are both invaluable to their parents and a large part of both Christina and Luke’s lives. Some of their favorite evenings are spent camping by a lake in the mountains, boating with friends, and sitting by the campfire.  Bonding over their shared interests, the couple finds adventure at almost every turn. Never one to back down, Christina is always growing, learning, and trying new things. She also has a love for volleyball, a good book, and an immense passion for music, attending 100s of concerts and even sponsoring the Greeley Stampede yearly.

Her new home, featured in our shoot, was something she stumbled upon while in the pursuit of land to build her own monitor style barndominium. While looking for her perfect dream property to build on, her current home came on the market. After seeing it, she wrote an offer that same night to get it under contract. She fell in love with the beautiful and bright kitchen and of course, the shop, which was big enough to house all the couple’s toys.  With a porch made for relaxing and nights by the fire, her home offers a comforting and relaxing environment that seems in line with who Christina is.

She can back in a trailer, put a boat in the water, ride a Harley, enjoys working in the shop and owns more tools than most men, yet her most redeeming qualities shine in who she is as a person and how she shows up for those that mean the most to her. She shows us that a night on the porch with a good book can be just as rewarding as riding a Harley or operating a saw and that hard work and going the extra mile are always worth the effort.

“Never one to back down, Christina is always growing, learning, and trying new things.”

ARTICLE BY DESIREE GUSTAFSON

PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID GROSSMAN WITH COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHY

Troy Heller with one of his signature dishes!

Troy Heller grew up cooking and while being a chef may be something that began out of necessity, it has become his life, his passion, and a labor of love. He began his chef journey at a fried chicken restaurant at the age of 14. Not long after that, he transitioned to working under the one chef, Anthony Chick, from the time he was 15, until around the age of 25 in various restaurants in Florida. By working his way up, he eventually became Anthony’s sous chef and gained notoriety within the company, ultimately, being offered a regional manager position for a restaurant in New Orleans called The Point at Algiers Landing. A unique restaurant because of its location, it sat on the sharpest point of the Mississippi River right after Canal Street where the river bends 45 degrees. Throughout his career, Troy has continued to work at numerous historical properties including The Plaines Hotel in Cheyenne, Wyoming and as the Executive Chef of the Stanley Hotel for the first 8 years he was in

Colorado. “My favorite part, initially when you get into the restaurant business and you start cooking it is all about the adrenaline and pace and being on time and the timing of cooking and delivering an experience in a few minutes under extreme pressure, it is challenging. And then it becomes a creative thing where now you are trying to do all those same things but you’re trying to elevate and create dishes that are complex and exciting and beautiful in that same environment and then you’re trying to bring that all together in an environment that you operate and take ownership of and that can be extremely gratifying,” states Troy.

One of the first places that Troy helped to develop was Ace Gillett’s in downtown Fort Collins. He designed the kitchen there and the tapas menu that was rated number one in northern Colorado. The potential goal from there was to grow into a space within the hotel that Ace Gillett’s was located in. After the hotel sold and

that fell through, he went back to the drawing board. Working with his partner, Mick Occhiato, they had the Jessup Farm opportunity sort of fall into their laps and the concept for Italian was conceived.

The original location for Cacciatore was in Fort Collins, in Jessup Farm and they operated out of that location for about 6 years. When sourcing for talent within the labor pool became scarce, they decided to change the concept for the restaurant and switch gears into tacos, tequila, and margaritas. Having already outlined the concept of the restaurant in Fort Collins, they had a basic roadmap laid out for their future location right here in Windsor.

The opportunity to come to Windsor was by happenstance. They had investigated the building ten years prior, but at the time, it was not in the cards. Troy's partner Mick reached out to the owners, Blue Ocean, who had a fire occur, resulting in the original tenants for the space

Italian Bourbon Sour

Grilled Peach Bruschetta

SpotHopper

SpotHopper

THE CACCIATORE MOTTO “COME IN AS OUR GUESTS AND LEAVE AS FAMILY!”

dropping off. When Troy, Laurie, and Mick came to walk through the space, it was just a shell of a burned-out building. Entering through what would later be the west room, there were boards leaning up against the dirt as an entrance, all the windows were blown out, birds living inside, dirty floors, water running down the walls, it took an imaginative and artistic eye to see the potential of what the space could become. The bones of the building, the brick, the cathedral style windows, the lake view, and the historical value of the 1884 building were something that appealed to Troy and Laurie immediately.  Envisioning what they could create based on a model that had already been developed, they went to work creating their dream space.

Even with 100s of cookbooks and years of experience, Troy Heller is always researching to improve the taste, quality, and health of the recipes he creates and serves his customers. From new technologies and trends, to researching the history of towns and their hometown dishes; he dives into where their chilies come from, or what their cheese is like, what cooking techniques that dish features, or the style of pasta it has, in order to give each dish the authenticity and taste that can rival the regions they originate from.

Not only is the food authentic, but Chef Heller also goes above and beyond to make sure his restaurant is procuring and cooking with the healthiest products. Steering the menu in a healthy direction is paramount to Troy, he wants you to be able to come in and eat a pizza or a plate of pasta and leave feeling satisfied and content. Heading the menu in a health-conscious direction, they only use olive oil in anything they

cook, including sauces and dressing, nothing is fried in canola oil but instead peanut oil, they source products as locally as they can so that they can know the farmers and production processes intimately and they only use flour from Italy. Everything is made from scratch for every ingredient, in every dish. Aiming for their food to be beautiful and delicious but also something you can also feel good about eating, it is all about the outcome. This is a goal they are always working towards, consciously putting them leaps and bounds ahead of most restaurants in the country.

To add to an already impressive list of achievements, Troy also hunts, cures his own bacon, and cans, with a cellar full of fresh salsas, sauces, meat, potatoes and more. He makes all the sausage for the restaurant from scratch and cures the pancetta in house for all the dishes. His favorite meal to cook for himself is breakfast (might be because it is the only meal he gets to cook for himself) and if he could have one meal as his last, it would one hundred percent be fried chicken, done well of course.

The Hellers are super grateful for the love and support from the Windsor community during Covid and how the town of Windsor showed up for them in their difficult times too, the community has helped Laurie and Troy create an environment that they consider home. The Cacciatore motto “Come in as our guests and leave as family” is something that carries over into their employees as well. They enjoy being a real part of the fabric of the community and to have the chance to offer up their vision, that lives up to their standards and leaves people wanting to come back for more.

Good neighbors make the difference

ARTICLE BY ANGELA BROOCKERD PHOTOGRAPHY BY JANIE JONES STYLIST: AMANI SKALACKI

THE little BLACK DRESS

Most of us can say we have that one staple black dress that can be worn at any occasion, and the classic look is not only popular but is elegant and timeless. It is the dress in our closet that can be accessorized to fit the event and often is the dress we go back to time and again. It is one of the most versatile items we own, never goes out of style and looks good on anyone. But how did this classic look originate?

Prior to the 1920’s, black was reserved for funeral wear, but when Coco Channel made the bold move to print a short, black dress on the cover of Vogue in 1926, all of that changed. The popularity of the black dress skyrocketed, and it became one of the most influential pieces of clothing. Chanel transported fashion from tight corsets and bustles to straight-lined silhouettes. Because of its affordability, black remained a popular choice during The Great Depression. The black dress had another boom in popularity when “Breakfast at Tiffany’s’’ debuted, and Audrey Hepburn showcased her iconic black dress with long, black gloves. Today, people accessorize the black dress to fit any occasion.

We enlisted the help of stylist, Amani Skalacki, to show us how versatile the little black dress can be.

“We usually think of the little black dress as a piece you wear to an event. However, because black is so flattering on all body types and skin tones, women have multiple black dresses from casual to evening,” Amani says.

Although black is a timeless, classic look, that doesn’t mean it goes without personality. You can make it your own style by accessorizing to infuse new life into a dress that you already own.

“A sequin dress can be dressed up with heels, or that same dress can be transformed into a casual outfit with the addition of tennis shoes and an oversized blazer or a denim jacket. Transform that strappy dress you have been wearing all summer into an outfit that is perfect for chilly fall temperatures. Add a narrow scarf, a leather jacket and sandals or a tall pointy boot, and you have a whole new look for an evening out,” Amani adds.

If you have a dress in the back of your closet that you haven’t worn in years, don’t be afraid to dust it off and give it new life. “Take that evening gown you wore years ago to a tailor for a little transformation. Turn it into a high low dress-top that can be worn out with girlfriends or on a date night. Pair the top with leather leggings, ankle boots, a chunky belt and some statement jewelry, and now you have a piece that pushes the boundaries of the little black dress.”

Are you looking for the best cut or style of dress that works best for your body type? Amani provided this simple guide:

HOURGLASS FIGURE:

• V-necklines

• Cinched-in waistlines

• Tailored/fitted dresses

PEAR OR TRIANGLE FIGURE:

• Tailored dresses

• Off the shoulder

ATHLETIC FIGURE:

• Embellished

• Ruffles

• Empire waist

• Volume is your friend

APPLE FIGURE:

• Drop waist

• A-line

The dress that all body types can’t go wrong with is a wrap dress of any length.

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events

A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.

SEPTEMBER 2ND - 4TH

Harvest Festival

EASTMAN PARK | 6:30 AM

Please check out https://www.windsorharvestfest.com/schedule/ for all the locations and scheduled events.

It's a must see for you and your family!  Hot Air Balloons, Bands, Music, Chalk Art, and so much more!

SEPTEMBER 2ND

Harvest Festival Classic Vintage Baseball Game

EASTMAN PARK 7025 EASTMAN PARK DRIVE WINDSOR, CO 80550 | 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Join the Colorado Vintage Base Ball Association and the Windsor Sugar Tramps Base Ball Club for an afternoon of America’s favorite pastime. We are ready to play ball according to 1864 rules, so don’t overrun the bases and yes, you can catch a ball on a bounce! Please sign up in advance by emailing museums@windsorgov.com

SEPTEMBER 3RD

Doggie Dip

CHIMNEY PARK POOL 421 CHIMNEY PARK DR. WINDSOR, CO 80550 | 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM

Join us at Chimney Park Pool for Doggie Dip! All dogs are welcome for a dip in the pool. Verification of full shots required. Dogs must be on a leash when not swimming. Owners are responsible for watching and cleaning up after their pets; aggressive dogs will be asked to leave. Registration is $6 per dog.

SEPTEMBER 8TH

Weed Warriors

TREASURE ISLAND DEMONSTRATION GARDEN 31500 LAKU LAKE ROAD WINDSOR, CO 80550 | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Please join us at Treasure Island Demonstration Garden for a speed- weeding party! This event is for volunteers age 16+. Volunteers ages 12-16 are welcome with adult supervision. Please bring a kneeling pad or stool, sun protection, and a water bottle. We will bring the music, coffee and donuts!

SEPTEMBER 16TH

1st Annual Pickleball Invitational

MAIN PARK 300 LOCUST ST WINDSOR | 8:00 AM

Come watch Leading with Legacy – The Heart Project for their 1st Annual Pickleball Invitational! At the Pickleball Invitational, they’re not just hosting a tournament; they’re building connections and fostering a healthier way of life. Their primary objective is to forge strong alliances between individuals and health and wellness establishments, promoting physical activity, community involvement, and overall well-being.

SEPTEMBER 16TH

Introduction to Respectful Parenting with Sarah Markel at New Beginnings

NEW BEGINNINGS CHIROPRACTIC 1215 MAIN ST. SUITE A | 9:00 AM

It is an early childhood consultant and speech pathologist that aims to equip parents with better tools to parent their kiddos! In this workshop, Sarah will educate you and your partner about key components to Respectful Parenting for infants and young children while incorporating useful scenarios for day-to-day life. Get tickets and learn more at  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/introduction-to-respectful-parenting-with-sarah-markel-tickets-681031472467?aff=oddtdtcreator

realty report

A sample of recently sold properties in Windsor and Severance.

*DOM = number of days until property went under contract Information generated from IRES, the MLS system used by our office. All reported sales were not necessarily listed or sold by the reporting broker. Windsor Residential only. The data is intended to show only trends in the area.

SEPTEMBER 22ND

Wreath Making Class at The Pineapple Market

217 5TH ST WINDSOR | 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

$40 and call 970-460-6889 to reserve your spot Come make a simple yet classic willow wreath with us! Grab a friend or two and let’s create! Light snacks, refreshments, and all the tools you’ll need for a fun after-hours event!

SEPTEMBER 23RD

Kick off Windsor Oktoberfest with Run Windsor

100 NORTH 5TH ST WINDSOR | 10:30 AM

Weisn Mile

1 Mile and 5K Race

Run, Walk, or Skip this fast one-mile race in the heart of Downtown Windsor, kicking off Oktoberfest with music, food, beer, and more! We have added a 5K to the race weekend, so let's how fast your Lederhosen really is! Price: $35.00 Race Fee + $2.80 SignUp Fee. Registration: See the link below to sign up https://runsignup.com/Race/CO/Windsor/DowntownMileRaceSeries

SEPTEMBER 23RD

Cattle Barons Ball

WINDSOR | 5:30 PM

The Cattle Baron’s Ball is the American Cancer Society’s western-themed gala, providing a great night out while raising funds for breakthrough research and essential support for cancer patients. While this year’s event is already sold out, you can still be part of this 31 year Northern Colorado tradition by bidding in the silent auction or making a donation at www.cbbnoco.com

SEPTEMBER 27TH

TEAM- Crossroads Connectors Chapter

MASH LAB BREWING & KITCHEN 4487 HIGHLAND MEADOWS PARKWAY WINDSOR | 8:30 AM

Come join us on Wednesday, September 27th from 8:30 am-10:30 am to network and learn more about local nonprofit, Foster Alight. We will have keynote speakers, giveaways, and a donut decorating competition! This event will be a ton of fun and will support a great local nonprofit. Ticket cost- $15 (part of the proceeds going directly to Foster Alight)

SEPTEMBER 29TH (OPENING NIGHT)OCTOBER 15TH

OCTOBER 5TH - 7TH

Windsor Community Playhouse Presents "The Cemetery Club"

561 EAST GARDEN DR UNIT A WINDSOR | 7:00 PM

Get your tickets at windsorplayhouse.org

Save the Date For The Pineapple Market Fall Open House

217 5TH ST WINDSOR | 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

FALL OPEN HOUSE 10 am-4 pm  Starting October Thursday 5th- Saturday 7th

Come see the shop transformed into Fall! Find new inspiration, casual cute clothing, and loads of new items from our local makers! Snacks, pumpkin painting, and giveaways all three days!

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