STERLING RANCH LIVING Winter 2026

STERLING RANCH LIVING Joy Resides Here Photos from Our 2025 Events

Winter Wonderland: Chatfield Farm’s Trail of Lights

WINTER 2026

Meet & Greet: Sam Johnson

Important Contact Information

Welcome & Resident Resource Center Staff here can help potential home buyers, builders and homeowners with the design review process, landscape installations, exterior home modifications and general questions related to the Sterling Ranch community.

Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Welcome Center open weekends 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.)

New location at the Sterling Center: 8155 Piney River Ave., Suite 110 | 720-661-9694 residentservices@sterlingranchcab.com Overlook Clubhouse Staff can assist with clubhouse and event questions, memberships and Colorado State Park resident passes.

Snacks and drinks are available here during the summer as well.

Monday – Friday: 5 a.m. - 9 p.m. | Saturday: 7 a.m. – 9 p.m. | Sunday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

7853 Piney River Ave. | 720-728-7257 recreation@sterlingranchcab.com Emergencies If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please dial 911.

For community-related emergencies (i.e. irrigation leak or community space safety hazards), please call the Resident Resource Center at 720-661-9694 and press 2 for after-hours emergency services.

Non-Emergency Service Requests or Issues: Please use the Sterling Ranch 311 app.

Sterling Ranch 311 Use our 311 app (download via Apple or Google Play) to submit service requests via mobile devices, or use the 311 request form online: Go to www.https://sterlingranchcab.com and click on 311.

311 is for non-emergency service requests, issues, comments, and concerns only.

Editorial Questions and Suggestions Kat Valentine King, Communications Manager and Editor, Sterling Ranch Living kat.king@sterlingranchcab.com

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Letter from the General Manager

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News and Moos from Milkshake

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Parks and Community Updates

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Meet & Greet: Sam Johnson

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On Thin Ice: Where to Go Skating This Winter

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Nonprofit Spotlight: Chatfield Farms

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2025 Lookback: A Year in Pictures

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Ranch Life

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Parting Shot: Riding the Ridge

Welcome letter from Gary Debus; great things coming in 2026

Our community mascot shares her moooootivational thoughts

New monument and pocket park in Prospect Village, new elementary school and library

This CAB board member embraces the “ranch” aspect of Sterling Ranch

From ice hockey and figure skating to fun outdoor adventures, here’s where to go

Part of the Denver Botanic Gardens, nearby Chatfield Farms offers year-round activities

See some of our favorite photos from last year’s signature events

Event highlights: 80s Apres Ski party, Circus-themed parent-child dance, Eggstravaganza, and more!

Western wisdom to close out this issue

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From the General Manager At year end it gives us a chance to look back and for me, it means looking ahead to build on what we have started.

The value of a large master-planned community isn’t just a clubhouse; it's all that comes with it as our community continues to grow. Sterling Ranch is once again the best-selling master-planned community in Colorado.

This past year, CAB opened Prospect Park, some of the best pickleball courts in the Denver metro area, refreshed the community spaces in the Sterling Center, and created new lifestyle and signature events, adding enjoyment to the people who have invested in and live here.

Check out these exciting projects that will continue to set Sterling Ranch apart in 2026: The roundabout at Eagle River Street and Waterton Road will enhance safety and calm traffic speeds on Waterton Road (Spring 2026).

Two new public schools are under construction: - Douglas County School District Elementary 51 (Groundbreaking January 14, 2026) - John Adams Academy Charter School (Opening Fall 2026) Douglas County Library District public library (Groundbreaking Spring 2026) North half of the Middle Fork median (Beginning Summer 2026) Pool construction in Prospect Park (Groundbreaking Summer 2026) Zebulon Sports Complex (Planning and construction beginning 2026) Here in Sterling Ranch, we are building a hometown. You made a good choice and a wise investment.

Gary Debus General Manager Sterling Ranch Community Authority Board

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News and Moos from Milkshake Milkshake, pictured above with the rest of our herd prior to our 2025 Cattle Drive, is our official community mascot.

She represents the spirit of the West and helps us honor the history of this land.

I was so happy to be chosen to be one of the cows asked to be in the famous Sterling Ranch Cattle Drive and to see all of our friends line up at The Overlook, along the open spaces, and from their backyards. But there was that one guy who kept ringing a bell and yelling, “More Cowbell!” We all thought it was kind of silly.

I don’t know about you, but I have enjoyed this warm weather leading into winter. But I do know we need precipitation to make that sweet green grass grow. Just between us, I prefer rain to snow.

Speaking of colder weather, do you know how all of my girlfriends and I stay warm? It starts with grabbing a mouthful of dry grass. Even though we love lush green grass, hay and dry grasses help stoke our internal furnace.

Cattle ranchers give us a molasses protein supplement that we love to lick. That protein fuels the good bacteria that begin our digestion process. Yep, digestion helps us produce body heat to stay warm. My hair has now grown to its winter length of three inches and is great insulation. Plus, since I’m a Black Angus, that dark color absorbs more light to help me stay warm. Just give us a windbreak area and some feed, and we do really well in cold weather.

I will be having my second baby sometime in March or April. Don’t forget to watch for the baby pool and pick your date as you might win a cool prize if you are the winner! Since we talked about weather, here is a fact a lot of humans don’t know about a cow. If the winter is particularly cold, I will have a slightly larger baby than if it is mild, as more blood pumps through me to stay warm. Who knew?

Sometime in February you will see me just north of Titan Road and west of the Roundabout. That is our calving pasture as we get ready to have our babies. More on that in the next edition of Sterling Ranch Living.

Sincerely, Your Sterling Ranch celebricow,

Milkshake

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Parks Updates: Trailhead Park Prospect Village has a new pocket park to enjoy, and it’s already shaping up to be a great spot for cyclists exploring the trails around Sterling Ranch. The hardscape and landscape were completed last fall, and a new bike repair station is on the way. This handy setup will allow riders to pump up a soft tire, adjust chains and brakes, tighten loose bolts, and take care of minor tune-ups before heading back out on the trail.

Located near Mt. Kataka Street and Mt. Ouray Road, the park opens directly onto the trails that wind through the Willow Creek wildlife corridor. With Colorado’s famous 300 days of sunshine each year, it’s the perfect place to pause, recharge, and enjoy the outdoors. The curving paths invite visitors to slow down, take a deep breath, and meander through the xeriscaped plantings — or settle onto one of the low concrete walls with a book or morning coffee to soak up the sun and fresh air.

Above: The new pocket park in Prospect Village.

Though the bike repair station will be a popular stop for cyclists, this trail is equally ideal for a dog walk, an afternoon jog, or a weekend stroll with the family. Swing by for a visit next time you’re in the area.

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Prospect Village Monument

Above: A rendering of the new monument for Prospect Village.

Prospect Village Nears Completion as Sterling Ranch Continues to Grow Prospect Village is nearing completion, and we’re excited to install its new location monument later this year! These monuments play an important role throughout Sterling Ranch—helping visitors navigate our growing community while giving each village its own distinctive identity and sense of place.

Sterling Ranch was thoughtfully designed as a master-planned community and will ultimately include eight unique villages, along with a vibrant Town Center. Today, residents live in one of three villages: Providence Village (our very first), Ascent Village, and Prospect Village, each offering its own character and charm.

Growth continues with construction now underway on our newest village, Parkvale. As Sterling Ranch expands, additional amenities will follow, further enhancing the lifestyle that makes our community special. While building a town takes time, the vision is clear: a carefully planned community featuring 30 miles of connected trails and nearly 30% of the land preserved as open space.

With parks, trails, and close proximity to Chatfield State Park and Roxborough State Park, we’re proud of what’s taking shape, and excited for what’s ahead. Sterling Ranch is more than a neighborhood; it’s a thoughtfully designed community you can truly be proud to call home.

Did you know? You can now use Sterling Ranch, CO 80125 as your mailing address. The post office approved the use of Sterling Ranch as an alternative to Littleton, CO, last year.

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New Elementary School

Above: Conceptual illustration of the new elementary school. Design is subject to change.

It’s Time to Break Ground on Sterling Ranch’s New Elementary School A big milestone is officially on the horizon for Sterling Ranch! Douglas County School District is inviting residents to celebrate the groundbreaking of Elementary School 51, our community’s future neighborhood elementary school.

Join us on Wednesday, January 14 at 4:30 p.m. as construction officially begins on this long-anticipated addition to the community. The new school will be located in Sterling Ranch near the former Resident Resource Center site (8220 Piney River Ave.) and will serve as a cornerstone for learning, connection, and community pride for years to come.

This groundbreaking marks more than the start of construction—it’s a meaningful step toward creating a vibrant, welcoming learning environment right here at home for Sterling Ranch students and families. Community members are encouraged to come out, celebrate, and be part of this exciting moment in our neighborhood’s growth.

After the ceremony, keep the celebration going with a reception at Atlas Coffee inside the Sterling Center (8155 Piney River Ave.). Enjoy a hot drink, connect with neighbors, and toast to the bright future taking shape in Sterling Ranch.

We hope to see you there as we celebrate this major milestone together!

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New Library in Sterling Ranch

We’ve got more exciting news to share— thanks to the ongoing efforts of Sterling Ranch planners and residents, one of the most-requested amenities in our community is officially moving forward!

The Douglas County Library District has submitted a preliminary Location & Extent (L&E) application to Douglas County Community Development for a brand-new library here in Sterling Ranch. This is the first step in the review process with County staff and the Planning Commission. Plans will also go through the CAB Design Review Committee before anything is finalized—but it’s an important milestone worth celebrating!

Sterling Ranch, LLC has proposed a land dedication agreement to convey approximately 4.3 acres to Douglas County Library District for the construction of a new library adjacent to the Douglas County School District Elementary School 51 site. It is our understanding that the agreement has been agreed to with the Douglas County Library District staff and will be heading to their board for approval in January. We expect construction to start in March or April on an initial 17,000 square foot library with room to expand in the future.

The submittal is preliminary and conceptual and will likely change, but we are excited about the prospect of a library in Sterling Ranch.

Stay tuned as this vision continues to take shape. Big things are happening here at Sterling Ranch!

Above and Left: These concept drawings can help you visualize what the new library might look like.

Concepts are subject to (and very likely to) change.

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Meet & Greet: Sam Johnson This family man embraces the “ranch” aspect of Sterling Ranch, but appreciates the amenities Sam Johnson currently serves as vice president/assistant secretary and CAB representative for Sterling Ranch Metropolitan District No. 2. As a busy family man and Lockheed Martin employee, he still finds time to give back and support the growth and financial health of Sterling Ranch. We took some time to get to know more about his family, background and thoughts about the future of our community.

Q: Where are you from originally?

I grew up in rural Oklahoma, on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere. Our closest neighbors were cattle across the street, but the nearest family was about a mile away. I have memories of burning our trash in the middle of winter, dealing with the challenges of well water and septic tanks, and I even remember one bad fire near our home when the volunteer fire services couldn’t determine who to send. Not growing up with municipal services really gives me an appreciation for what we have here in Sterling Ranch.

Above: Alex, Amie, Sam and Kathryn Johnson

Q: What brought you to Colorado?

My wife, Amie, and I both grew up in Oklahoma. We had the opportunity to study abroad for a couple of years when we were a young couple, and when we moved back to the States, we wanted to live somewhere new with a better climate for being outdoors. My wife chose Colorado, and I found a company in Denver that made me a job offer. We’ve lived on the southwest side of greater Denver ever since. Both of our children are native Coloradans; our daughter, Kathryn, is about to turn 11 this January, and our son, Alex, recently turned 8.

When we first moved here, we didn’t have any family nearby. But shortly after we settled in Colorado, my motherin-law, Cassandra, moved to Denver. A few years ago, Amie’s oldest sister, Dena, also moved to Sterling Ranch with her eldest daughter, Haley. They all now live in Ascent Village, which makes getting together much easier. The rest of our families we mostly see around holidays or large get-togethers, since Colorado is a popular destination for everyone.

“Not growing up with municipal services really gives me an appreciation for what we have here in Sterling Ranch.”

– Sam Johnson

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Meet & Greet: Sam Johnson Q: What are your favorite winter activities?

I didn’t start skiing until my mid-30s, and to be honest, I’m not very good at it. My family, however, really enjoys it, so I try to put on a good face. I find winter to be a fantastic time to host indoor events. Whether it’s axe throwing, hosting a murder mystery party or just sitting around a firepit and chatting, my favorite thing to do is hang out with our friends.

Above: Kathryn, Amie, and Sam rode in this year’s Cattle Drive

Q: Your family recently participated in our annual Cattle Drive — what was that like?

Both of our families were farmers and ranchers back in Oklahoma, so the ranching aspect of Sterling Ranch is near and dear to our hearts. My daughter has been horseback riding since she was little, and both she and my wife have been riding together recently. So when the opportunity came to ride in the Cattle Drive, I couldn’t have been more excited.

What surprised me most was how many people came out to watch and enjoy the experience. People lined the sidewalks, we waved at people on their balconies, and we even saw a couple of families watching from their roofs!

The community is what keeps us here in Sterling Ranch, and I love every opportunity I have to participate in that.

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Meet & Greet: Sam Johnson Q: Are you pet people?

Throughout our marriage, we’ve mostly been dog people. But I promised my wife when we were younger that if she ever found a cat I wasn’t allergic to, she could get it. A few years ago, she found a breeder for Siberian cats, which, to my dismay, did not bother my allergies! We now have two of them, Nyx and Thor, who enjoy shedding all over my office chair.

Q: Other hobbies or passion projects?

Between work, my family, kids’ activities and the metro district, I stay busy. That doesn’t prevent me from trying to do too much, though. I’m a huge nerd at heart, so I love a good board game, playing Dungeons & Dragons with friends or playing the occasional video game when I’ve got free time. When weather permits, my family and I have gotten into geocaching as a way to get out and explore new areas. Partly because of my work, I’ve leaned heavily into learning and leveraging AI in my personal life to see how I can optimize my time and be more efficient.

Q: What do you do for work, and what did you study?

I spent most of my career doing IT and consulting work for the oil and gas industry. I made a career change about five years ago and now work as a software engineering manager for Lockheed Martin Space. My team builds applications that help space programs be more efficient and cost-competitive.

I received my bachelor’s degree in computer science from Oklahoma Christian University. My wife and I took an early-life sabbatical from work and moved to Glasgow, Scotland, where we both worked on our master’s degrees. I studied political philosophy at the University of Glasgow, which was founded in the 1450s. After struggling with some of my papers for writing “too much like an American,” I did graduate with my master’s degree with honors.

Q: Any professional highs or lows you’d like to share?

Prior to working for Lockheed, I worked as the manager of applications and analytics for a local oil and gas company. I helped take the company public, getting them ready for SOX compliance, and helped grow the company. Due to a downturn in commodity prices, the company ended up laying off about 80% of its employees. I laid myself off. I had a great severance package, so I wasn’t too worried.

About two weeks afterward, the whole world shut down for COVID-19. No one was hiring, especially in oil and gas.

The Sterling Ranch community rose up to support me. I had so many friends and neighbors trying to help me find work and get interviews. What was one of the hardest points in my career ended up being another story about how amazing this community is. I can genuinely say I owe my career at Lockheed to members of this community who took a chance on me and helped me get an opportunity during one of the hardest times to find jobs.

My experience in the community has helped drive my desire to continue finding ways to give back. I would love to see Sterling Ranch continue to grow and for new residents to have the same opportunities my family has had to build a community.

“I can genuinely say I owe my career at Lockheed to members of this community who took a chance on me and helped me get an opportunity.” – Sam Johnson

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Meet & Greet: Sam Johnson Q: What are your goals as a district director here in Sterling Ranch, and how have you contributed so far?

My primary goal as a metro district board member is to ensure the ongoing fiscal responsibility of the district and the CAB. Over the last several years, we’ve been able to ensure the district is cash-flow neutral and no longer reliant on developer advances or other debt-based funding sources. Further, we’ve worked with CAB staff to ensure that our operations and maintenance budget can take advantage of cost-reduction activities while continuing to serve a growing community — all without needing to increase taxes on our residents.

Beyond the budget, we look to support opportunities that will reduce the overall tax and debt burden on the community. This includes engaging with the county to solicit funding for our parks, bringing amenities like the upcoming library to our neighborhood and supporting revenue-building and growth opportunities such as the Zebulon sports complex.

Q: Any advice for residents who may want to get more involved?

I firmly believe that you get out of a community what you put into it. This is why I’ve tried to find ways to volunteer within our neighborhood, have engaged in the various resident committees and now serve on the metro district board. Perhaps the most surprising part of my engagement is that it takes less time overall than you might think.

So, to those who are curious about being engaged: go for it. There are many ways to get involved, from welcoming new people to the community to joining resident committees and other supporting groups. We have the ability to help shape our experience here, and that’s been the most rewarding part of my involvement.

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Glide Into Fun: Ice Skating Ice Skating Allure Runs Deep Whether it’s the hard-hitting players of the Colorado Avalanche hockey team charging down the ice, or the effortless grace of Olympic figure skaters gliding into a triple axel, there’s something endlessly fascinating about ice skating. Speed and technical skill meet fluidity and balance, crafting a sport that feels simultaneously athletic and elegant. And as anyone who’s watched the classic ­A Charlie Brown Christmas holiday special or admired a vintage Currier & Ives skating scene well knows, the charming, timeless allure of snowflakes, frozen ponds, and winter landscapes runs deep.

Here in Colorado, our sunny winter days are the envy of many—but they also mean that reliable outdoor skating isn’t as easy in many of our suburbs as one might imagine (freeze-thaw cycles, snow cover, warming midday temperatures all play a role). That makes indoor skating venues all the more important: year-round, reliable places where kids can learn to skate, hockey leagues can thrive, and figure skaters can perfect their lutzes and lifts.

However, for families and athletes in the Douglas County foothills region, the availability of conveniently located ice rinks can still represent a hurdle: drive times, scheduling conflicts, and rental bottlenecks all come into play. That’s why the announcement of the upcoming Zebulon Regional Sports Complex offers such promise.

The upcoming Zebulon complex—planned by Douglas County in partnership with Sterling Ranch—could be a game-changer for ice skating access in the region. Preliminary plans for the first phase call for a 239,000-squarefoot indoor sports facility featuring three full-size ice rinks, plus basketball courts (convertible to volleyball or pickleball), and adjoining outdoor soccer and baseball fields. It will be located near Waterton Road & Moore Road in northwest Douglas County, within the Chatfield Urban Area growth zone.

The project is funded in part by Douglas County’s Parks, Trails, Historic Resources & Open Space Fund, a 0.17% sales and use tax extended by voters in 2022. Currently, the design and infrastructure phase is underway, and construction is anticipated to potentially begin later in 2026.

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Glide Into Fun (continued) Indoor Rinks Edge Ice Arena (6623 S. Ward St., Littleton) Two NHL-sized rinks, public skating sessions, learn-to-skate and hockey/figure skating programs.

South Suburban Ice Arena / Family Sports Ice Arena (4810 E. County Line Rd., Highlands Ranch) Public skating, take-a-shot hockey, skate rentals, lessons.

The Ice Ranch (841 Southpark Dr., Littleton) Public skate sessions, rentals — a good option for families or drop-in skaters.

Seasonal / Outdoor Skating Parker Ice Trail at Discovery Park (20115 E. Mainstreet, Parker) A one-of-a-kind outdoor ice trail/skating path next to the library. Fire pits, rentals, hot chocolate add to the fun. Open daily through February.

Evergreen Lake (29612 Upper Bear Creek Rd., Evergreen) A classic pond/ice-rink setting in the mountains; open-air and scenic, this is the largest Zamboni-maintained outdoor ice rink in North America, with 8.5 acres of groomed ice. Open daily, weather permitting.

Tip for readers: It’s worth checking each facility’s website or calling ahead for skating session times, rental availability and equipment rules (helmets for kids, reservations required, etc.).

So, if you’ve been thinking, “Ice skating?

Not for me,” it’s a good time to reconsider.

The allure runs deep, and right now, there are indoor and outdoor options that make it eminently doable. And with a future nearby facility on the horizon, that dream of gliding across the ice may be closer than ever to becoming a reality.

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Winter Wonders at Chatfield Farms Trail of Lights & Community Supported Agriculture Just northwest of Sterling Ranch, Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms offers 700 acres of foothills magic — part nature preserve, part historical homestead, and part working farm along the winding banks of Deer Creek. It’s a place where outdoor adventure, community, and sustainability come together all year long.

Trail of Lights: Holiday Glow Through January 11 Winter evenings shine a little brighter thanks to the Trail of Lights, which winds through Chatfield Farms each season.

Open through January 11, the trail offers a peaceful, extended taste of holiday magic. Nearly a mile of illuminated cottonwoods, boxelders and pines guide you past the Green Farm Barn, Crossroads Garden, Deer Creek Discovery Play Area, and the beautifully preserved 1880s Hildebrand Ranch homestead. A shorter alternate route is available for those who prefer a lighter stroll. In keeping with Chatfield’s sustainability values, all lighting throughout the display is LED. New this year, guests can enjoy a mountain-stream-inspired display that celebrates Colorado’s native wildlife. The trail also features lights synchronized to music, multiple enchanting light tunnels, and an illuminated antique and model tractor — perfect for photo moments. To keep spirits bright, warm beverages, nuts, and kettle corn are available at the start of the trail, with fudge and caramels offered midway in the cozy warming hut.

Important Details Parking opens at 4:50 p.m.; last entry is 8:30 p.m.; grounds close at 9:15 p.m.

Advance online tickets are required for a specific date and entry time. No tickets are sold at the door.

For ticketing questions, call 720-865-3500.

Below: The illuminated barn at Chatfield Farms

Admission Adults: $20 ($18 members) Seniors (65+): $18 ($16 members) Children (3–15): $12 ($10 members) Children 2 and under: Free

17 A New Season of Community Supported Agriculture Begins As the lights begin to dim for the season, a new kind of excitement takes root at Chatfield Farms: CSA shares go on sale in January. The Community Supported Agriculture program is the cornerstone of the Gardens’ Urban Food Initiatives and plays a vital role in fostering a resilient farm ecosystem. Through regenerative agricultural practices — from soil restoration to water conservation to supporting beneficial insects — Chatfield Farms grows more than 100 varieties of vegetables and herbs across seven acres of farmland.

CSA shareholders enjoy five months of fresh, seasonal produce from June through October, with shares building from spring greens and roots to abundant summer and fall harvests. Shares sold out last year, so January is the perfect time to sign up if you want to participate in this truly local farm-to-table experience.

Volunteer Opportunities For those who want to get even more involved, Chatfield Farms offers a volunteer program for adults 18 and older, with onboarding resuming in March 2026. Volunteer shareholders play a hands-on role in supporting this vibrant agricultural community.

Learn More Chatfield Farms & CSA Program Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms 8500 West Deer Creek Canyon Rd., Littleton CSA Contact: 720-865-4356 www.botanicgardens.org General Info: 720-865-3500

Below: Courtesy of Denver Botanic Gardens. © Scott Dressel-Martin

2025 Lookback Celebrating Sterling Ranch Signature Events Here are some of our favorite photos from last year’s signature events!

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Holiday Market & Santa

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Winter 2026 Event Highlights View our full schedule at www.sterlingranchcab.com/calendar. Events are subject to change; see online calendar for updates.

January 1

January 17

January 24

Walk 250

Pro Rodeo

Apres Ski Party

Walk250 challenges every Sterling Ranch resident to complete 250 miles of walking/running between January 1 and July 4 to honor our nation’s 250th anniversary.

World champion bulls and broncs, cowboys, and cowgirls roll into Denver for the season's first major pro rodeo competition at the National Western Stock Show. These discounted tickets are for the Pro Rodeo and include admission to the grounds on the event day.

Warm up after a day on the "slopes" and join us for the coziest winter celebration of the season. Think crackling winter vibes, twinkling lights, and all your favorite lodgestyle comforts - no lift ticket required. Throw on your best 80s themed apres-ski attire and come ready for a night of fun, friends, and frosty-fresh memories. Registration required; adults only

Sign up to join the program on our Community Calendar; you can track your miles using any fitness app or method you prefer, then submit them using the form. All Walk250 participants who complete the challenge will have the opportunity to win prizes.

Saturday, January 17 3:30 pm National Western Complex 4655 N Humboldt St., Denver

Saturday, January 24 6 - 9 pm Sterling Center 8155 Piney River Ave.

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Winter 2026 Event Highlights View our full schedule at www.sterlingranchcab.com/calendar. Events are subject to change; see online calendar for updates.

February 7

February 17

March 13

A Night Under the Big Top

Mardis Gras Celebration

Firepit Friday

Step right up for A Night Under the Big Top — a magical parent-child dance filled with circus-style wonder!

Join us for a little Mardi Gras magic! Enjoy live music, King Cake, a DIY mask-making station, and more. No registration needed — just swing by the Sterling Center and let the good times roll!

Saturday, February 7 6 - 8 pm Sterling Center 8155 Piney River Ave.

Tuesday, February 17 5:30 - 7:30 pm Sterling Center 8155 Piney River Ave.

Cozy up and kick off your weekend around the warmth of the fire! Join us every Friday for live music, delicious s’mores, and good vibes with friends and family. We’ll provide s’mores kits so you can toast, melt, and savor your own sweet creations while enjoying the tunes under the stars.

Friday, March 13 5:30 - 7:30 pm Sterling Center 8155 Piney River Ave.

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Winter 2026 Event Highlights View our full schedule at www.sterlingranchcab.com/calendar. Events are subject to change; see online calendar for updates.

March 17

March 13-20

March 28

St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

Spring Break Week

Eggstravaganza

Join us for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration with live music, gourmet corned beef sandwiches, and festive Irish-inspired fun. Enjoy an evening of flavor, music, and community at the Sterling Center.

Spring Break just got awesome!

Join us for a week packed with games, crafts, adventures, and nonstop fun for kids of all ages.

Don’t miss out — the ultimate springtime excitement is waiting!

Hop on over for a afternoon of family fun at our Eggstravaganza Egg Hunt! Kids of all ages will be delighted in hunting for colorful eggs. Enjoy festive activities, games, and photo opportunities while celebrating the joy of the season.

More details to come.

Tuesday, March 17 5:30 - 7:30 pm Sterling Center 8155 Piney River Ave.

March 13 - 20

Saturday, March 28 12 - 1 pm Sensory Friendly 2 - 4 pm Eggstravaganza Prospect Park 8158 Monte Vista Cir.

Parting Shot: Riding the Ridge

“There never was a horse that couldn't be rode; Never was a cowboy who couldn't be throwed.”

- Cowboy wisdom

Sterling Ranch Living

Issue No. 09