Windsor, CO June 2024

The Men's Issue

Raising a Glass to the Amazing Men in our Lives

Welcome to the men's issue, where we celebrate the charismatic gentlemen who add flair and flavor to our town's landscape. This edition is dedicated to those who know that life is best lived with a touch of sophistication and a dash of wit.

In this issue, we raise a glass to individuals who embody the essence of Windsor's lifestyle. From the philanthropic endeavors of our local nonprofit champions to the smooth sophistication of our whiskey aficionados, the artistic vision of our photographers, the vibrant beats of live music in our bar scene, the allure of luxury vehicles, and the perfect pairings of summer wines, each story adds a vibrant hue to the canvas of our community.

I am blessed with an amazing husband who supports me in every endeavor, adding joy and strength to my everyday life. His unwavering encouragement is a testament to the kind of man who uplifts those around him, making our community a better place for all.

I also had the privilege of a grandfather who helped raise me, and whose wisdom and love laid the foundation for the person I am today. His guidance taught me the value of kindness, perseverance, and the importance of giving back to others.

As we honor the men of Windsor in these pages, let us also take a moment to appreciate the men in our own lives who inspire us, support us, and shape the world around us in meaningful ways.

Cheers to the remarkable men of Windsor and to the ones who hold a special place in our hearts.

MISTY DOCKINS, PUBLISHER

June 2024

PUBLISHER

Misty Dockins | misty.dockins@citylifestyle.com

PUBLICATION DIRECTOR

Brittany Bisceglia | brittany.bisceglia@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Brittany Bisceglia, Dana Olson, Amrit Jawanda, Amanda Waskiewicz, BMW USA, MINI USA

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Photos by Diandra, David Grossman with Colorado Photography, Ali at AMA Divine Photography, BMW USA, MINI USA, Dri Flores, Spothopper

Corporate Team

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Matthew Perry

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF HR Janeane Thompson

AD DESIGNER Rachel Chrisman

LAYOUT DESIGNER Kathy Nguyen

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1-7: NOCO Unify’s 2024 Down & Derby Party was a great success! Photography by Dez Valdez with Top Shelf

15: The Bottled Olive with special guest Chef Troy was a huge success. Get tickets @bottledolivepantry 16: Beertenders from Peculier Ales prepping to take the Polar Plunge, supporting Special Olympics Colorado. 17: Checking out books at the brand-new Clearview Severance Library! 18: Welcoming Dennis Houston to the Windsor Chamber as the new CEO at Hearth Restaurant and Pub. 19: Freezing for a Cause! Annual Polar Plunge supporting the Special Olympics hosted at Windsor Lake. 20: Grand Opening Celebration and Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the Clearview Severance Library branch. 21: Leigha Huggins enjoying the free clay Earth Day class at The Pineapple Market.

JEN BOHLIG, BLUE SAGE PHOTOGRAPHY.

JEN BOHLIG, BLUE SAGE PHOTOGRAPHY.

22: Windsor Parks & Recreation hosting a public meeting for future recommendations of Eastman Park skatepark 23: Amazing ladies enjoying the 1st annual Champagne on Main hosted by Windsor Downtown Alliance (WDA). 24: Joy and Shana at the Windsor/Severance Food Pantry’s Empty Bowls event held at Windsong. 25: Some town officials celebrate the hard work behind the completion of the Great Western Trail. 26: Stacy Alms, Sarah Dick, and Madisyn Alms attending a NOCO Women in Business event. 27: Windsor City Lifestyle was a proud sponsor of the Windsor Middle School musical, Little Mermaid. 28: run.Windsor celebrates Sarah Robertson, Alice Isom and Nick Mullen before they run the Boston Marathon.

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Windsor Lifestyle Wishes Their Intern April McClure All The Best

It is with excitement and sadness that Windsor Lifestyle sends their intern April McClure off into the world to graduate with her Master’s in Sociology and to use the tools she learned under our umbrella to run her own company, Sky Service Pros. While interning April polished her skills as a networker, marketer, and community advocate. We are thankful for her data-driven perspective and will miss her contributions to Windsor Lifestyle.

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Hearth is Thrilled to Announce they are Under New Ownership

Meet Daniel who you may have seen at the Hearth or around Eaton where he owns another restaurant. “I am committed to providing exceptional food, drinks, and service to our guests. It is with great joy and excitement to embark on this new chapter in the Windsor community. Big thanks to Jason for the passing of the torch! The Hearth has been loved by Northern Colorado for the last 9 years for a reason.”

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Clearview Severance Library is NOW OPEN!

The Severance Library, a new branch of the Clearview Library District is now open to the public. This new facility offers meeting rooms that the public can reserve, as well as programs, events, books, and more for all ages. Visit the library on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Tuesdays and Fridays from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For details, visit https://clearviewlibrary.org/about-us/learn-more/hours-locations.

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Photography by Jen Bohlig, Blue Sage Photography

IOME Wants to Celebrate Their Newest Team Member, Krista Sheets

Krista is a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate and specializes in working with first responders and substance use. She is accepting new clients in the Windsor and Fort Collins IOME locations. She is also offering FREE mental wellness support sessions to all Weld County and City of Greeley employees! For more information or to book, text/call 970-200-8793 or email info@iowemenow.com.

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Threads & Compassion Clothing Can Be Purchased On-Line Now

Ignite the movement and check out clothing at  www.djlilcoop.com. Thread & Compassions was created to ignite a commitment to choose kindness, happiness & gratitude, even in difficult times.  After experiencing significant sadness and uncertainty with life challenges, a very  intentional choice  was made to be kind, seeking out joy, gratitude, and happiness!  The challenges remain, yet happiness is found!  It is evident much of the world and communities we live in need compassion!

Community Collaboration as run.Windsor Supports the Great Western Trail

run.Windsor helped the Great Western Trail Authority kick off the grand opening of the Great Western Trail, connecting Windsor, Severance and Eaton. Runners completed a 5k, 10k and Half Marathon on June 22nd to celebrate the connection of all three communities. The run.Windsor Race Series hosts nine local events annually from 1 Mile Kids Fun Runs, to 5k, 10k, Marathons and Ultra Marathons. Learn more about running or volunteering at www.runwindsorco.com

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Photography by John Robson Photography

The Bottled Olive Has BIG NEWS!!

The Bottled Olive Pantry has launched a Flavor of the Month subscription service.  Each month you will receive a carefully curated combination of flavors along with three different recipe cards that will expand your palate!  These monthly subscription boxes are a great way to expand your tastes and try new flavors. They make great gifts for friends, family, and colleagues shipped right to their door! https://www.thebottledolivepantry.com/flavor-of-the-month

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BUILDING LEADERS, CHANGING LIVES

NOCO Unify Board MembersJoshua Dollard, Erik Hegstad, Shane Redman, Reed Miller, Nick Galuzzo, Blas Estrada, David Finkelstein, and Brent Duggar

What do you call a group of fun-loving, young, professional men dedicated to building business leaders in the spirit of philanthropy? Northern Colorado United for Youth (NOCO Unify). Having diverged from another similar organization, NOCO Unify was established in 2007 and comprises of men from various professions in their twenties and thirties. Bound together by a philanthropic spirit to support at-risk youth in Larimer and Weld counties, it boasts an all-volunteer membership of 40-45 men and a ten-seat board of directors.

THE STORY OF NOCO UNIFY

ARTICLE BY DANA OLSON

PHOTOGRAPHY BY PHOTOS BY DIANDRA

Discussing upcoming charitable events at The Grainhouse in Windsor

NOCO Unify’s leadership changes annually in alignment with its mission to cultivate leaders, and it has no paid staff members. Every dollar of the $200,000 to $400,000 annually raised funds is invested into the community through grants focusing on underprivileged youth. Funds are raised through three annual events – the Down and Derby Party, the Kids Classic Golf Tournament and their flagship event, the Suitcase Party, to which attendees arrive with bags packed for a three-day getaway via private plane awarded to the raffle winners! NOCO Unify's fundraising events are eagerly anticipated gatherings known for providing maximum entertainment,

contributing to their consistently high attendance. The running cost of these events is kept low due to sponsorships and merchant donations.

More important than these events is their mission – “to impact the lives of kids that are at risk who wouldn't have the same chance that other kids in our community have,” says Brent Duggar. “But even beyond that is what we're doing to help build leadership attributes and quality amongst our members and ourselves, the relationships created,” Josh Dollard shares.

The charity review committee meets at the end of each year to assess grant application submissions. Funds raised in

Always productive, always fun!

a given year support the previous year's grant recipients. Two grant types exist: Impact grants surpass $25,000 for onetime capital improvements and sustaining grants that are below this threshold. The committee prioritizes applications demonstrating sustained impact, potentially benefitting more youth. Smaller sustaining grants target singular investments, excluding operational expenses like salaries. Both grant types directly benefit youth under 20 in Larimer and/ or Weld County, requiring recipients to be 501(c)(3) organizations. NOCO Unify strives for equitable grant distribution to both counties.

“OUR MISSION IS TO POSITIVELY IMPACT THE LIVES OF AT-RISK KIDS.”

- BRENT DUGGAR

Allocation considerations include housing, food insecurity, child development and mental and physical health needs. Respite Care, Inc., Realities for Children, KidsPak of Loveland, the United Way of Larimer County, La Familia Child Development Center and the Boys and Girls Club are among the list of grant recipients.

Some of NOCO Unify’s favorite accomplishments include the purchase of a food truck bearing NOCO Unify branding for the Weld County Food Bank and the partnership with Habitat for Humanity and Jefferson High School to teach students home-building and other skills, which helps raise the graduation rate of these

students from 50% to 100%, even encouraging them onto college.

While each membership story differs, they share a common theme. Being part of NOCO Unify enriches lives beyond measure not only through their charitable achievements but also through the lasting relationships built among members. Individual growth is experienced by members as they become aware of community needs, are exposed to the lives of those less fortunate and as men of influence, humble themselves to perform menial tasks in service to the community.

Punctuated by the fun demeanor of NOCO Unify and the comradery established through planning and executing fundraising events and their meaningful outcomes, the organization provides a win-win situation for all. Cultivating business leadership and a philanthropic mindset lies at the center of NOCO Unify’s mission. That coupled with their charitable success stories qualifies NOCO Unify as a vital organization to assist the disadvantaged youth of Northern Colorado.

Board Member, David "Fink" Finkelstein

Board Member, Reed Miller

FROM

A JOURNEY THROUGH THE LENS

PROFESSIONAL Enthusiast to

ARTICLE BY BRITTANY BISCEGLIA

PHOTOGRAPHY BY ALI AT AMA DIVINE PHOTOGRAPHY

As a child, David Grossman was captivated by his grandfather's constant companionship with his camera.  This early observation sparked a curiosity within David, leading him to pick up disposable cameras and begin capturing the world around him.  This fascination bloomed into a passion, ultimately leading him to pursue formal education at the New York Institute of Photography.  Here, David delved into the intricacies of lighting, composition, and the business aspects of photography. With his newfound

Husband and Wife Duo!

knowledge and determination, David took the leap and founded Colorado Photography, turning his childhood dream into a fulfilling career!   Over the years, David has developed relationships with many commercial companies and produces marketing photos regularly for companies including Bobos in Loveland, Big Dill Marketing, Tom Davis Saloon, and Windsor City Lifestyle to name a few.  David also works with individuals and has worked with NFL's Washington Commander Running Back, Austin Ekeler!

For David, photography isn't just about snapping pictures, it's about finding beauty in every frame and uncovering the unique essence of every subject.  Whether it's a person, a business, or a breathtaking landscape, David thrives on capturing the essence that draws viewers in.  The challenge of interpreting styles, genres, and personalities through the lens truly fuels David's passion for the art form.  While David works to capture the essence of his clients and subjects, he radiates his own essence that draws people in, creating a light and enjoyable experience for all!

To aspiring photographers wishing to turn their passion into profit, David offers two vital pieces of advice: collaboration and relentless practice.  Surround yourself with like-minded individuals who share your passion and are eager to learn alongside you.  Additionally, never underestimate the power of practice!  Keep your camera close at all times, continuously hone your skills, and gradually you'll discover

“Never underestimate the power of practice!” - David Grossman

your unique style or niche.  Remember, perseverance and dedication are the cornerstones of success in any competitive industry!  To learn more about Colorado Photography and view David's impressive portfolio visit coloradophotography.net.

Ready, Set, Pose!

Getting ready to capture the world around him!

WE WILL BE HONORING THE DAD, GRANDPA & UNCLE OF THE YEAR

ARTICLE BY DANA OLSON PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID GROSSMAN WITH COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHY

to Premium Pour From Immigrant Roots

THE STORY OF LASSO WHISKEY

Dave Goldschmidt, Jordan Lockner, Joe Berlin, Hunter Hoshiko

Fourth-generation Coloradoan, Hunter Hoshiko, owner of the Windsor-based Lasso Whiskey company takes pride in the premium whiskey products they produce. From each hand-etched bottle housing the superior beverage to the handmade lassos adorning the neck of every bottle pours forth a story of boldness and ingenuity, weaving together artistry and heritage. Each bottle is touched no less than seven times before being labeled and gracing the liquor store or restaurant bar shelves - testimony to the emphasis placed on quality rather than quantity.

The story of Lasso Whiskey starts in the early 1900s in Japan when Hunter’s then-teenaged, orphaned great-grandfather stowed away on a US-bound steamship to escape Japanese imperialism. During the journey, young Katsuma was caught and had to shovel coal for food.  Knowing that he would be sent back to Japan, Katsuma jumped ship in San Francisco Bay and swam to shore. Once there, he gained his citizenship and changed his name to Paul after the Apostle Paul.  After Paul earned enough money from working on the railroads, he joined other immigrants who had heard of the farming opportunities in Weld County, Colorado.  Subsequently, losing everything during the Great Depression, Paul forged a relationship with a local banker who, because of Paul’s reputation, helped him redeem the precious farm ground that he’d lost.  The family was spared having to go to World War II internment camps because of their rural Colorado status. During this time, Hunter’s then-teenaged American-born grandfather was the only one allowed to travel outside the government-imposed thirty-mile radius restriction to sell the family’s vegetable harvest in Denver.

Cheers to hard work and friendship!

Ready for the shelf!

Hard at work handwriting each label.

Acting on the innovation inherent in the Hoshiko family, Hunter’s idea to start a whiskey company was born after attending a gathering with notable political figures and business owners of Greeley at which the conversation centered around tastings of various whiskeys. Observing the bonds established, Hunter realized, “Whiskey is a tool to form relationships, be intimate with each other, and see what people value and care about. The heart and soul and essence of our product is relationships. You meet a lot of great people through whiskey, and it brings a lot of people together.” Accordingly, Hunter established Lasso Whiskey alongside his partners Dave Goldschmidt, Joe Berlin, Jordan Lockner, and Gabe Keyes. Hunter chose the name Lasso, perceiving it as the embodiment of the taming of the West. As a cowboy’s main tool, Hunter sees it as the instrument that represents unity and closeness, picturing a fireside scene of cowboys gathered after a hard day’s work enjoying a drink and each other’s company talking about their dreams and aspirations.

Lasso’s Roper Reserve and Rye Whiskey were named the 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition Gold Medal Winners adding to the satisfaction Hunter feels seeing his handcrafted, single-barrel whiskey collection with top-shelf whiskeys. But most important is the spirit behind the drink. “Whiskey is not for shooting. Whiskey is for sipping and enjoying, and that’s what we try to strive for. Let’s sip, enjoy, and create a lasting relationship.”

It takes 3 (or 4) to “Lasso!”

Whether it’s work or play, the Lasso Whiskey men always enjoy each other’s company!

Filling each bottle with care.

Summer Has Arrived

ARTICLE BY AMRIT JAWANDA AT WINDSOR MILL TAVERN

The sun is shining, drinks are flowing, and friends and family gather to enjoy the glorious summer days upon us!  Located off the main street in the heart of Downtown Windsor, we are proud to be a part of this community and contribute by providing our guests with quality food and beverages. Whether it be our outdoor patio seating or inside dining providing some relief from the sun, we have spots for everyone to enjoy their time!  Join us during this special time of year as we unveil a new summer menu filled with delicious eatery and craft cocktails catered to those warm sunny days of the season! Chef and Bartenders have curated a mouth-watering menu that will leave you asking for more. Alongside our unique food offerings, we have acquired inviting wines to accompany our newest dishes that pair charmingly together.  To treat your palate to these summer flavors visit The Windsor Mill Tavern at 301 Main Street Unit C.  Open 7 days a week check out windsormilltavern.com for more information to stop by or book a reservation!

Cucumber Watermelon

Feta Salad with Balsamic

PHOTO CREDIT: Dri Flores

Pan Seared Pork Chop with a Garlic Dijon Cream  served over jasmine rice and seasonal vegetables. Paired with a bottle of Diatom Chardonnay / Santa Barbara, CA

Chicken Cordon Bleu with an Aged White Cheddar served over jasmine rice and seasonal vegetables. Paired with a bottle of Lemelson Vineyards / Willamette, OR

Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese with Sourdough Bread  served with a Caroline Reaper BBQ Sauce. Paired with a bottle of Lo Brujo Garnacha / Spain

Cucumber Watermelon Feta Salad with Balsamic Vinegar Paired with a bottle of Dominque Gruhier Sparkling Rose / France

Pineapple Teriyaki Burger with your choice of side

Paired with a bottle of Altercerdo Gran Reserve Malbec / Argentina

Mushroom Swiss Burger with your choice of side

Paired with a bottle of Ontanon Gran Reserve Tempranillo / Spain

Coconut Marinara Meatballs

Paired with a bottle of Niner Wine Estate Red Blend “BootJack Red Blend” / Petaluma, CA

Pan Seared Ruby Red Trout with Capers, Red Onions, and Lemon  served with jasmine rice and seasonal vegetables.

Paired with a bottle of Gifton Sancerre “Les Belles Dames” / France

Sparkling Rose PHOTO CREDIT: Spothopper

Summer Lineups Music

At Highland Meadows Grill

6300 Highland Meadows Pkwy Windsor

ARTICLE BY AMANDA WASKIEWICZ

Beginning in June, enjoy various musical artists at Highland Meadows Grill from 6pm to 9pm!  Sponsored by K99, they feature air time with the local radio station while offering $6 Modelo draft beers on concert nights!

JUNE SUMMER MUSIC LINEUP:

• June 1st- Uncharted

• June 7th-Trent Hughes

• June 8th-Brian Grace

• June 14th-Samantha Erin

• June 22nd-Asha Blaine

• June 28th-Brett Hendrix

• June 29th-Mike Ault

Beautiful, large patio with a view!

Highland Meadows Grill

Trent Hughes

Samantha Erin

Asha Blaine

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Perfecting Your Golf Swing

ARTICLE BY DANIEL SCHOWENGERDT

Whether you are a new golfer or have been playing for decades, we all want the same thing—to be a single-digit handicap (or better). In some professions, golfing with clients is a must, and slicing off the tee box can kill the deal.

01.

Get fit for equipment.

If you’ve been playing with the same clubs for 5+ years, it’s time to take advantage of the new equipment. Newer clubs have lower and deeper center of gravity (CG), creating an easier launch off the face. Even off-center strikes can produce a straight shot with the right set of clubs. Any major golf store will fit you for free—just make sure you get the correct length club and size grip. The clubs don’t swing themselves, so don’t neglect instruction and practice, but getting the right equipment is a vital piece of the puzzle.

On drivers and hybrids, some of the newest equipment have premium shaft options off the rack. Generally, a $300 driver has a low-grade $15 shaft that you should change. The shaft is the engine of the club, so getting custom shafts will add distance and forgiveness—guaranteed.

As for the putter, you use it more than any other club in your bag on every round of golf. It should be the most tailored club in your bag.

There are thousands of golf books, but don’t worry, you only need to read a handful of them to up your golf IQ. Here are some top reads:

Short game: Dave Pelz’s Short Game Bible by Dave Pelz Mental game: Golf is Not a Game of Perfect by Bob Rotella Mechanics: Practical Golf by John Jacobs Ball flight laws: The Practice Manual by Adam Young (only read the first 50 pages)

You don’t even have to spend time away from your family while practicing if you don’t have a golf simulator. You can practice putting and chipping on the carpet while watching TV with your family.

Chipping and the bump and run: The only mechanical advice I will give is the most important lesson you can learn in the short game. When you miss your approach shot you must be able to chip the ball within 8 feet of the hole for a one putt. Try this shot from Dave Peltz’s short game book. It gets me up and down from 25 yards out to just off the green.

Cooking Basics

Thursday, June 6 6-8:30pm For those wanting to learn the fundamentals and basic skills of cooking How about Linguine with Clam Sauce, a delicious salad made with spinach & asparagus? Bruschetta as an appetizer and we’ll end with a

Cooking Smart

Thursday, June 20, 6-8:30pm For the advanced cook or for those wanting to take their skills to the next level. Learn how to build a curated board of Crudites, a Kale and Watermelon Salad and Juicy Pub-Style Burgers with Peppered Bacon & Aged Cheddar Classic French Fries and Chocolate Chip Cookie Ice Cream Sandwiches.

realty report

*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.

JUNE 1ST

Farmers Market Begins June 1st!

The Pavilion at Boardwalk Park 100 N. 5th St., Windsor, CO | 8:00 AM

From our Market to your table, the Farmers Market is back for 2024, offering locally sourced produce and goods.  From fresh produce and baked goods to bath and body products, there is something for everyone at The Windsor Farmers Market!  Hosted each Saturday from 8 am to 12:30 pm from June 1st through August 31st.

JUNE 6TH

Summer Concert Series: The Powell Brothers

Boardwalk Park 100 N. 5th Street, Windsor, CO | 6:30 PM

Bring your lawn chair and blankets and lounge at our Thursday night Summer Concert Series. Enjoy live music, food trucks and fun for the entire family!   6:30 pm to 8:30 pm.

JUNE 10TH

Lenders vs Real Estate Agents Tournament at Ptarmigan Golf Course

5416 Vardon Way, Fort Collins, CO | 9:00 AM

Join us for the Lenders vs. Realtors Golf Tournament benefitting Imagine Stillwater Ranch - A Place for Veterans.  You DO NOT have to be a lender or a realtor to participate! The winning team donates all funds raised to Stillwater Ranch.  Breakfast, Lunch, range balls and green fees INCLUDED with registration fee.  Register at www.ticketsignup.io/TicketEvent/LendersvsAgentsTournament

JUNE 13TH

Suite C's Summer Social Customer Appreciation Event

400 Main St Windsor | 5:00 PM - 8:00PM

Celebrate with Suite C Salon, as they express their gratitude to their amazing customers. Enjoy cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, vendors, and exciting giveaways, totaling over $1500!  The first 50 attendees will receive swag bags!  It's their way of saying thank you for the continued support.  Don't miss out on the fun!

JUNE 14TH

Movies in the Park- Mighty Ducks (PG)

Main Park 300 Locust St. Windsor, CO | 8:30 PM

Bring your chairs, blankets, and snacks and relax in one of Windsor’s great parks while enjoying a movie with family and friends. Please note movie ratings. Movies are FREE and start at dusk (Approximately 8:30 p.m.).  Jun 14 Movie: Mighty Ducks (PG)

JUNE 14TH

Clearview Cinema Movie Night - Barbie (PG 13)

Clearview Severance Library 5 Timber Ridge Pkwy, Severance, CO | 5:30 PM

It's movie night at the library! Join the Clearview Library District at the Severance Library for popcorn and a screening of the movie Barbie (2023), rated PG 13. Learn more at: https://clearview.libnet.info/event/10732460

JUNE 15TH

Chili Cook-Off & Sports Car Show

Downtown Windsor | 11:00 AM

Experience a day of fun, food, and entertainment with chili tastings, a stunning sports car show, Wild West gunfighter performances, a petting zoo, mustache and beard contests, live country music, and the recognition of Windsor’s father, Grandfather, and Uncle of the Year!  Event will run from 11am to 5pm.

JUNE 15TH

A Colorful DreamOpening Reception

Arts and Heritage Center 116 5th Street Windsor, CO | 12:00 PM

Come see A Colorful Dream at the Art & Heritage Center for a journey through every color of the rainbow.  This family-friendly exhibit by photographer Adrien Broom follows a young girl through colorful worlds, exploring our associations with color and the creation of these dream worlds. 12pm-6pm.

JUNE 16TH

Father’s Day at Treasure Island

Demonstration Garden

31500 Laku Lake Rd. Windsor, CO | 1:30 PM

Volunteers will be leading tours of the garden!  Bring Dad to see many colors of flowers in bloom, plants of all shapes and sizes, and many types of yummy vegetables. Drop in anytime during the event from 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm.

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Red, White and Brew

5k, 10k, Half Marathon & 12 hour Last Man Standing on June 22

Greeley Freedom 5k Run or Walk before the Greeley Stampede Parade on July 4th

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JUNE 20TH

Kicking Off The Greeley Stampede Windsor Style

Highland Meadows Grill 6300

Highland Meadows Pkwy Windsor | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Highland Meadows Grill and Windsor

Lifestyle are teaming up to kick off the Greeley Stampede Windsor style with live music, Greeley Stampede Giveaways, drink specials, and much more.  Come join the fun on one of the best patios in town!  This is a family friendly event!

JUNE 22ND

Windsor Water

Lantern Festival

Boardwalk Park 117 N 5th Street, Windsor, CO | 6:00 PM

Experience the magic of lanterns lighting up water at The Windsor Water Lantern Festival!  Voted #1 Festival by USA Today, don’t miss out on this beautiful event and get your tickets at www.waterlanternfestival. com/fortcollins.php.

JUNE 22ND

The Red, White and Blue Race

Hoedown Hill 1781 Raindance National Drive Windsor

The annual Red, White and Brew race features a 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, and 12-hour Last Man standing race. Hosted by run.Windsor, this race also features family-friendly fun: bouncy houses, cold plunges, food trucks, drinks for all ages, ice cream making, live music, and more! Learn more at www.windsorbrewrace.com

DEAR PIONEERS,