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IMPORTANT DATES

M/W Sept. 3 - 24

T/Th Sept. 2 - 25

Sa Sept. 6 - 27

M/W Sept. 29 - Oct. 22

T/Th Sept. 30 - Oct. 23

Sa Oct. 4 - 25

M/W Nov. 3 - 26

T/Th Nov. 4 - 25

Sa Nov. 1 - 22

Residents: Aug. 13, 2025

Non-residents: Aug. 18, 2025

Residents: Sept. 10, 2025

Non-residents: Sept. 15, 2025

Residents: Oct. 15, 2025

Non-residents: Oct. 20, 2025

HOURS OF OPERATION

*Pool closes one hour prior to CRC closing Sunday through Friday, and a half-hour prior to closing on Saturday.

HOLIDAY & FACILITY CLOSURES

The Community Recreation Center will be closed for the following:

• Saturday, Aug. 16 - 24 (Maintenance Closure)

• Monday, Sept. 1 (Labor Day)

• Thursday, Nov. 27 (Thanksgiving) FACEBOOK facebook.com/WindsorPRC

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WELCOME FROM DIRECTOR OF PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE

TARA FOTSCH

As the vibrant colors of summer begin to softly fade, we eagerly anticipate the crisp air and cozy charm that autumn brings to our beautiful town. On behalf of the entire Parks, Recreation & Culture team, I am thrilled to present to you our Fall Activity Guide, bursting with opportunities to connect, learn and play throughout the season.

This guide is a testament to our commitment to enriching the lives of all Windsor residents. Whether you’re seeking a new fitness challenge, a creative outlet, a chance to explore our stunning parks and open spaces or simply a fun family activity, you’ll find something to spark your interest within these pages.

We’ve worked diligently to create a diverse range of programs and events designed for every age and ability. From youth sports leagues and engaging after-school programs to adult fitness classes, and special community events, there’s truly something for everyone to enjoy. Keep an eye out for our popular annual traditions and some exciting new additions that we believe you’ll love. Fall in Windsor is a truly special time, and we encourage you to step outside and experience the beauty of our parks and trails. Our team is dedicated to maintaining these cherished spaces for your enjoyment, and we hope you’ll take advantage of the many ways to engage with nature right here in our community.

We are incredibly grateful for your continued support and participation in our programs. Your enthusiasm helps us foster a vibrant, healthy and connected community. Please take a moment to browse through this guide, mark your calendars and get ready to embrace all that Fall in Windsor has to offer!

We look forward to seeing you at our facilities, parks, and events this season.

Warmly,

Tara Fotsch Director Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture

WINDSOR

PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE IS CAPRA ACCREDITED!

The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) is the sole national certification for park and recreation groups, offering a significant assessment of Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture’s overall excellence in the operation and management of our system and of our service to the community.

PARKS & FACILITIES

PARKS

Aberdour Circle 6600 Aberdour Cir.

Archery Range 465 Poudre Trail Dr.

Bison Ridge 1990 Yonkee Dr.

Boardwalk 100 N. 5th St.

Brunner Farm 305 Prospector St.

Chimney 200 E. Chestnut St.

Covenant 1401 Fernwood Dr.

Coyote Gulch 7005 Aladar Dr.

Eastman 7025 Eastman Park Dr.

Founders Green 1201 Grand Ave.

Harmony Ridge 5005 Harmony Ridge Pkwy.

Historic Halfway

Homestead 335 McNeil Dr.

Main 300 Locust St.

Northern Lights 550 Saratoga Way

Poudre Heights 1670 Green River Dr.

Village East 865 Parks Edge Cir.

Windshire 1520 Dartford Dr.

Windsor Highlands 7985 Highland Meadows Pkwy.

Windsor Village 55 Rochester Dr.

Windsor West 500 10th St.

OTHER TOWN FACILITIES

Art & Heritage Center 116 N. 5th St.

Chimney Park Ball Fields 200 E. Chestnut St.

Chimney Park Pool 421 Chimney Park Dr.

Community Recreation Center 250 N. 11th St.

Eastman Park Oxbow 7025 Eastman Park Dr.

Eastman Park River

Experience 7025 Eastman Park Dr.

Eastman Park Wetland

Experience 1524 7th St.

Eaton House 130 N. 5th St.

Kyger Open Space 280 Colorado Blvd.

Lakeview Cemetery 32815 CO 257

Poudre Natural Area 1050 Larch Dr.

Poudre Pooch Park 7025 Eastman Park Dr.

Public Services Campus 922 15th St.

Riverbend Natural Area 525 Parkwood Dr.

Town Hall 301 Walnut St.

Treasure Island

Demonstration Garden 1524 7th St.

Windsor History Museum 100 N. 5th St.

GAME & PRACTICE FACILITIES

Future Legends Complex 801 Diamond Valley Dr.

Grandview Elementary 1583 Grand Ave.

Hollister Lake Elementary 550 Sundance Dr.

Mountain View Elementary 810 3rd St.

Orchard Hill Elementary 2015 Covered Bridge Pkwy.

Range View Elementary 700 Ponderosa Dr. Severance

Ridgeline Middle 1100 N. 15th St.

Skyview Elementary 1000 Stone Mountain Dr.

Severance Community Park 100 Waterfowl Way, Severance

Severance High 1200 Hidden Valley Pkwy., Severance

Severance Middle 1801 Avery Plaza St., Severance

Tozer Primary 501 Oak St.

Windsor High 1100 Main St.

Windsor Middle 900 Main St.

HOW TO REGISTER

1 REGISTER ONLINE

First, visit recreationliveshere.com/RecReg to create an account. If you already have an account, skip to Step 4.

2 CREATE AN ACCOUNT

On the registration page, click on the Sign In/Register tab and select Create a New Account near the bottom of the page.

3 SET UP YOUR FAMILY

Follow the prompts and enter the required information. During the process, you’ll be prompted to list family members who will be participating in activities. Listing each member will allow you to register them for a class and pay any required fees.

4 START SEARCHING

Once logged in, you can start your search for activities using the tabs at the top of the page or by clicking the image that matches the activity you are looking for. You can also narrow down programs, classes and activities based on your criteria by using the filters on the left: type of activity, by age or by activity number. An activity number is the digits located next to the activity name on the Activity Guide.

5 COMPLETE REGISTRATION

Once you’ve made you selection, click Add to Cart, then follow the prompts. Once you’ve added all the activities you want to participate in, select Proceed to Checkout and follow the instructions to register.

Registering yourself or a child for a Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture activity or program is easy! Follow these steps below to get registered. Make sure you act fast— some popular programs fill up quickly! That’s it! You’re now registered... Let the fun begin!

MEMBERSHIPS MEMBERSHIP

COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER

Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture welcomes you to our 85,000-square-foot Windsor Community Recreation Center (CRC). The Windsor CRC features two gymnasiums, fitness rooms, an elevated walking track and an indoor aquatic facility, in addition to a variety of other rooms and amenities.

INDOOR AQUATIC CENTER

Our indoor aquatic facility serves as the Windsor CRC’s centerpiece, featuring three lap lanes, a zero-depth entry pool with play feature, a lazy river, water slide and a 23-person hot tub! The full Aquatics section begins on page #24.

FITNESS FACILITIES

An auxiliary gym with an elevated walking and jogging track connects our 3,500-square-foot fitness space. Take advantage of our cutting-edge fitness rooms on the first and second floors, featuring Cybex cardiovascular and weight equipment. The full Fitness section begins on page #34.

CHILDCARE

Need a place for your child aged 1 to 9 years old to go during your Community Recreation Center visit? Drop in to use our childcare services Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 1:15 p.m., Monday through Thursday, 4:30 - 7 p.m., and Saturdays, 8 a.m. - Noon. Maximum time allowance of 90 minutes per visit.

3-MONTH

EVENTS

MOUSTACHE DASH

You must ‘stache to dash! You can grow your own moustache or pick out a fake one at check-in, but staches are a must for this ride! Join us as we ride in style to represent the Windsor, Severance and Timnath region at Fort Collins Open Streets.

We will meet at Timnath Community Park for check-in, a coffee bar, and a free moustache and bike decoration station. At 10:15 a.m., we will take off on a group bike ride following the new trail underneath I-25, ending at Lady Moon Dr. in Fort Collins for Open Streets.

At 12 p.m., the group will begin our return ride from Open Streets to Timnath Community Park. The total ride will be between 15 and 20 miles long. Youth participants are welcome if they can ride the whole route or have an alternate transportation plan.

Location: Timnath Community Park

WITCH PADDLE

Join us for a spellbinding morning at Witch Paddle, where the magical world of witches meets the serene waters of our local lake! Dust off your broomsticks and grab your paddles for a bewitching paddle boarding experience unlike any other. Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or a curious beginner, this event promises fun, community and a touch of enchantment.

Location: Windsor Lake

KIDS NITE OUT

WINDSOR CRUISE-IN

Join us for a day of automotive excellence at the annual Windsor Cruise-In car show, presented by Origin! We’ll pack Windsor High School’s student parking lot with a stunning collection of vintage and classic cars ranging from 1920’s and older through today. Car enthusiasts and casual visitors can enjoy the beautifully restored vehicles, music, and food trucks. Fuel your inner classic car junkie and come celebrate the beauty and history of classic cars! No registration required for this event.

Location: Windsor High School

MOTHER SON DANCE

Get ready to unleash your inner hero at our annual Mother-Son Superhero Dance! Join us for a night filled with epic fun, incredible dance moves and heroic adventures. We invite all grandmothers, aunts and mothers to don your superhero capes and join your brave little sidekicks for an action-packed evening of joy and laughter. Light refreshments will be provided, ensuring a marvelous experience for all attendees. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable event! So, grab your cape or costume, bring your best dance moves and make it a night to remember!

Registration Deadline: One week prior

Location: CRC Gymnasium

Kid’s Nite Out Across America (KNO) is an independent youth activity program held weekly at the CRC. KNO provides a fun, safe, active environment for every participant. A variety of games and activities are offered, such as swimming, dancing to a DJ, sports tournaments, arts and crafts, and more! Parents must bring their child into the facility upon arrival, and participants cannot leave until a parent or authorized guardian comes into the building for pick up. Please visit kidsniteout.org to register/sign waiver, confirm upcoming dates and view the nightly schedule of events. For additional questions, please contact Amanda Lau at 970-308-0439.

ZOMBIE DASH FUN RUN

Ready to outrun the dead? Join us for a family-friendly race around Windsor Lake to see if you can outrun your friendly neighborhood zombies. Costumes are encouraged!

Check-in for the race begins at 11:30 a.m. and the zombies are unleashed at 12 p.m. Make sure to check out the Halloween Carnival for more spooky fun.

Location: Boardwalk Park Ages: 5+

PUMPKIN SMASH

Come out and smash your Halloween pumpkins for compost and animal feed! A pumpkin drop-off bin will be available at Boardwalk Park starting Saturday, October 25, during the Halloween Carnival, and will remain open through November 9.

Location: Boardwalk Park Ages: 5+

WINDSOR WONDERLAND

Step into a magical gingerbread lane experience at the annual Windsor Wonderland. This enchanting event promises complimentary festive activities for all ages, including photos with Santa, live music, food, and so much more. Celebrate the joy of the season with family and friends at Windsor Wonderland, where holiday magic comes to life!

Location: Boardwalk Park

12/6 4-7:30p

WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA

This annual event is dedicated to honoring and remembering the service and sacrifices of the United States military veterans. Join us for the placement of wreaths on the graves of veterans, and a ceremony honoring the remembrance of these fallen soldiers. For volunteer opportunities please reach out to jbullard@windsorgov.com

Location: Lakeview Cemetery

Stop by the Windsor Farmers Market and enjoy a wide variety of locally-sourced consumable goods, crafts and live music.

Learn more about the Windsor Volunteer Experience and register for events: windsorgov.com/Volunteer

VOLUNTEER EVENTS

COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER DAYS

Community Volunteer Days are fun, family-friendly events where volunteers can give back to their favorite public spaces. A picnic lunch will be provided for all volunteers after each event. All volunteers must sign up prior to showing up to the event.

Sept. 27 - Volunteer to clean up one of your neighborhood parks! Help with landscaping, pathway maintenance, and more.

Location: Poudre Heights Park

Oct. 4 - Volunteer at Treasure Island Demonstration Garden with fall gardening tasks in preparation for winter!

Location: Treasure Island Demonstration Garden

Oct. 18 - Volunteer to improve trails and wildlife habitat at this open space.

Location: Highlands Ridge Open Space

TREASURE ISLAND DEMONSTRATION GARDEN

This acre of public garden space is located along the Poudre Trail next to the Eastman Wetlands Experience at 1524 7th St. Half of the garden is dedicated to growing produce for the Windsor-Severance Food Pantry, and the other half of the garden demonstrates annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees that are well adjusted to growing in Windsor, Colorado. Visit for a quiet stroll, a guided tour, an educational class or just for fun!

VOLUNTEER AT THE GARDEN

Ready to join the team? Whether you are experienced or new to gardening, there is a place for you on our team! Volunteers can sign up at bit.ly/TreasureIslandVolunteer or contact the Volunteer & Horticulture Specialist: Christine Ginnity for more information at cginnity@windsorgov.com.

GARDEN CLASSES

Learn about gardening with free classes at Treasure Island Demonstration Garden! Classes are presented by Weld County Master Gardeners and are held outdoors at the garden.

Registration is encouraged but not required. Registered participants will receive an email with more details leading up to the tour dates.

Aug. 20 - Harvesting Vegetables

Is it ripe? Will it change color? The how and when of harvesting in your home garden.

Sept. 17 - Preparing for Spring in the Garden

What do gardeners do in the off-season? This class will walk you through fall tasks such as pruning and dividing, planning and setting goals for next season, winter projects and spring starts.

Location: Treasure Island Demonstration Garden Day

Wed 8/20 10-11a Free 243321-04

Wed 9/17 10-11a Free 243321-05

GARDEN TOURS

Celebrate your loved ones with a tour of Treasure Island Demonstration Garden! Drop in to stroll or roll through a stunning acre of vegetables, annuals, perennials, trees and shrubs that thrive in Windsor. Guides will be on-site to answer questions.

Registration is encouraged but not required. Registered participants will receive an email reminder with more details leading up to the tour dates.

Sept. 7 - Grandparents’ Day Garden Tours

Sept. 28 – International Day of Peace – Peace Pole Dedication

Location: Treasure Island Demonstration Garden Day Date Time

Class

Sun 9/7 1:30-3:30p Free 243320-02 Sun 9/28 1:30-3:30p Free 243320-03

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MUSEUMS

ABOUT MUSEUMS

Town of Windsor Museums comprises the Windsor History Museum; the Art & Heritage Center; the Eaton House; and the Historic Halfway Homestead.

The Museum Education team provides educational programming for residents of all ages across various subjects from Windsor history. All of Windsor Museums are free to visit.

WINDSOR MUSEUM GUIDED TOURS

By Appointment

Tours of all the Town of Windsor Museums sites are offered free of charge for groups of four or more! Tours last 45 minutes to 1 hour and can be customized to match the interests of your group. For more information about guided tours or to schedule a tour, please contact the Museum Education Coordinator at 970-388-9440. Tours must be scheduled at least one week in advance.

WINDSOR HISTORY MUSEUM & EATON HOUSE

Unlock Windsor’s past at the Windsor History Museum! Explore what life was like in early Windsor at the 1882 Train Depot and many other historical buildings! Visitors can now also visit the newly restored 1902 Eaton House for the first time. Discover what makes Windsor unique at the Windsor History Museum!

Learn more about Town of Windsor Museums: recreationliveshere.com/Museums

ART & HERITAGE CENTER

116 5th St.

The Art & Heritage Center (AHC) is the hub for Windsor’s local artists of all ages. Drop in during open hours to see exciting rotating art exhibitions.

Open hours:

Friday-Sunday, Noon – 4 p.m. during exhibitions only.

AHC EXHIBITIONS

UPLIFT: WINDSOR’S 11TH ANNUAL COMMUNITY ART SHOW

The Town of Windsor’s 11th Annual Community Art Show is centered around the word UPLIFT in all its forms. This juried show will consist of artists across all disciplines.

Exhibition Runs: Sept. 5 – Nov. 9

First Friday Opening Reception: Join us for an evening of live music, live poetry and art at this family-friendly event.

Sept. 5, 5 – 8 p.m.

First Friday Event: Come back for even more live music, live poetry and art.

Oct. 3, 5 – 8 p.m.

WINDSOR LAKE ARTISTS EXHIBITION

This exhibition features work from a group of local artists who all met at the Art & Heritage Center during Windsor Open Studios. They display their art at different venues including Manweiler Appliance and the Clearview Library.

Exhibition Runs: Dec. 5 – Jan. 26

Opening Reception: December 5, 5 – 8 p.m.

HISTORIC HALFWAY HOMESTEAD & DICKEY FARMHOUSE

Explore Windsor’s only Historic Landmark Site at the Halfway Homestead! The park features native plantings, historic buildings, an antique tractor, nature playground and the Stagecoach Time Machine. The Halfway Homestead is open from dawn until dusk every day. The Dickey Farmhouse, located on the site, is open during programs and by appointment.

MINI EXHIBITS @ CRC

CELEBRATE HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH!

Learn about the Hispanic families that have shaped the Windsor we know today.

Aug. 26 - Oct. 3

2025 ARTLIVE! ARTISTS REVIEW

From painters to puzzle makers, poets to glass blowers and printmakers who created art during community events, this exhibit will showcase the creatives that participated in this summer’s ARTLIVE! events!

Oct. 7 - Nov. 30

WINDSOR LAKE ARTISTS EXHIBITION

A companion to the exhibition at the Art & Heritage Center, this exhibit will feature work from the local artists that paint together weekly.

Dec. 5 - Jan. 26

335 McNeil Dr.

See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Events

EVENTS

ART LIVE!

Printmaker Tony Pinedo will be making prints at the Windsor Farmers Market. Come watch him work, ask questions about his process and learn about the art of printmaking!

Location: Boardwalk Park, Farmers Market Pavilion

HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL

It’s a Windsor Halloween favorite! Join us at the Windsor History Museum for an afternoon of trick-or-treating and other spooky Halloween activities.

The Zombie Fun Run will also be returning this year. Register in advance to save your place in the race!

*Registration required see pg. 10.

If your local business or organization is interested in participating in the event by passing out candy or sponsoring different activities, please complete the Sponsorship Interest form: recreationliveshere.com/ FormCenter/Museums-8/Halloween-Carnival-2025Sponsorship-Inte-102

Location: Windsor History Museum

TWILIGHT TOURS OF LAKEVIEW CEMETERY

Embark on an evening tour of Windsor’s historic Lakeview Cemetery with an educator from the Town of Windsor Museums. Guided by lantern light, discover incredible stories of early Windsor residents. From the local mortician with a unique hobby to immigrants from across the globe, we’ll explore Windsor’s history and learn about the cemetery’s story. Please note that the 5:30 p.m. tours are for ages 10+, and the 7 p.m. tours are recommended for ages 14+.

Please note: If you are signing up multiple people, you must add them to your household account. Alternatively, you can sign up quickly and easily by calling the CRC front desk at 970-674-3500.

Want a private cemetery tour for your group of 8 or more people? Private tours are available throughout October! Contact our museum educator, Heidi Fuhrman, at hfuhrman@windsorgov.com or 970-388-9440.

Location: Lakeview Cemetery Ages: 10+

Thu 10/16 5:30-6:30p $10 345612-01

Thu 10/16 7-8p $10 345612-02

Fri 10/24 5:30-6:30p $10 345612-03

Fri 10/24 7-8p $10 345612-04

Sat 10/25 7-8p $10 345612-05

Thu 10/30 5:30-6:30p $10 345612-06

Thu 10/30 7-8p $10 345612-07

PROGRAMS

LIL’ EXPLORERS PRESCHOOL CLASSES

Explore STEAM, nature and history with your preschooler in this child-with-adult class (grandparents, parents, and other caregivers welcome). Your preschooler will gain confidence while you engage together with curiosity and imagination in hands-on activities. Sign up for one session or the entire fall series! Please sign up each child who will be attending (adults do not need to register).

Sept. 4: Lil’ Ornithologists

Sept. 18: Slime

Oct. 2: Lil’ Entomologists

Oct. 16: Pumpkins

Oct. 30: Nocturnal Animals

Nov. 6: Electricity

Nov. 20: Lil’ Meteorologists

Dec. 4: Snow Science

Dec. 18: Gingerbread Man

Location: Eaton House

Ages: 2.5-5

Thu 9/4 9-10a $12 345638-01

Thu 9/18 9-10a $12 345638-02

Thu 10/2 9-10a $12 345638-03

Thu 10/16 9-10a $12 345638-04

Thu 10/30 9-10a $12 345638-05

Thu 11/6 9-10a $12 345638-06

Thu 11/20 9-10a $12 345638-07

Thu 12/4 9-10a $12 345638-08

Thu 12/18 9-10a $12 345638-09

FAMILY NATURE CLUB

Are you curious about the plants in your neighborhood? Do you want to grow your plant knowledge alongside your family? Do you love science, nature, STEM and exploring? Sign up for this adult-with-child club today! Together, we will learn about the trees, flowers, native and invasive plants that grow here in Windsor through activities, experiments and exploration!

Please register each child who will be attending (adults need not register). Children must attend with an adult (no drop-offs).

Location: Historic Halfway Homestead Ages: 6-12

THE PLAYHOUSE PRESCHOOL CAMP

Is your little one ready to learn, play and explore? Welcome to The Playhouse! In this preschool-age camp, we’ll explore the natural world through art, science, engineering, storytelling and adventure! This class promotes self-discovery, confidence in nature and foundational learning blocks set in our historic Dickey Farmhouse. This is a child-without-adult class. Children must be potty-trained.

The Playhouse: Habitats—We’re putting on our science glasses as we think about what makes “nature” and the different habitats around us. We’ll explore multiple habitats through art, science, movement and nature play!

The Playhouse: Fall—It’s leaf season! In this camp, we’ll think about the season of fall, leaves, squirrels, pumpkins, apples and more as we experiment, create and play!

OPEN ART STUDIO

Artists of all experience levels and in any medium are invited to join the vibrant artist community and work on their latest project. Enjoy great lighting, find space to spread out and meet other local artists to share tips and swap ideas.

Location: Art & Heritage Center

Ages: 16+

Mon 9/8-9/29

10a-1p

$15

Mon 10/6-10/27 10a-1p $15

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Mon 11/3-11/24 10a-1p $15 345608-11

Mon 12/1-12/29 10a-1p $15 345608-12

HALFWAY HOME: SHARED HISTORY AT THE DICKEY FARMHOUSE

The Historic Halfway Homestead has a long history as the longest continually inhabited site in Windsor from 1873 until 2019, when it was transferred to the Town of Windsor Museums. This series of Sunday afternoon gatherings gives community members a chance to feel at home in a local historic landmark. Join us each month for informal tours, conversations and hands-on activities.

September: Learn about the historic preservation process and get behind-the-scenes details on the year-long project that brought the Dickey House back to life. See lots of photos and the results of years of research.

October: Join in on a conversation with some long-time Windsor residents who spent time on this site when it was still an active farm. Hear first-hand how the place has changed and maybe get some dirt on family drama.

November: The Windsor-Severance Historical Society is happy to host their annual Legends and Lessons event. Celebrate important members of the Windsor community who have had an impact on recording, preserving and sharing Windsor’s history.

December: Come get hands-on and learn to make a traditional German-Russian holiday treat! Hear about the holidays in historic Windsor and leave with some goodies you prepared yourself!

Location: Historic Halfway Homestead

Sun 9/14 3-5p $7 345604-01

Sun 10/12 3-5p $7 345604-02

Sun 11/9 3-5p Free 345604-03

Sun 12/14 3-5p $15 345604-04

SCHOOL’S OUT MUSEUM DAY CAMP

School’s out, but you can join us for some fun as museum educators host a day of discovery. We will explore, science, art, history and more. Whether tracking animals, building inventions or designing buildings you’re sure to have fun!

Sept. 19: Windsor Wildlife - Explore some of the animals that call our town home through experiments, games and more.

Location: Eaton House

Oct. 3 - Architecture Adventure: Calling all designers and engineers! We’re thinking about the world of architecture as we investigate our historic buildings and design our own spaces.

Location: Art & Heritage Center

Nov. 7 - Let’s Invent - Get ready to bust out some tools as we break down past inventions and create our own!

Location: Art & Heritage Center

Drop off is between 8:40-9 a.m. Pickup is from 4-4:15 p.m.

Ages: 7-12

NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: A MYSTERY AFOOT

Have you ever wanted to play a mystery game like “Clue” in real life? Put on your detective hat and gather your team to discover the culprit.

We’re traveling back in time; there’s a mystery afoot. As Windsor approaches Halloween, the usual hijinks turn a bit more… mysterious. An unknown culprit is loose, and the townsfolk are on guard. Can you crack the case and set things right?

Gather your team of 2-6 people for this exciting evening where mystery and history collide. You will interview key witnesses, explore the museum for clues after dark, and guess who the main suspect is. Teams who guess correctly will be entered to win a prize! The 4 p.m. time slot is for ages 8+. The 7 p.m. time slot is for ages 14+ only. Dressing up is encouraged!

Note: This is a brand-new mystery! If you attended last year, there’s a new case to crack!

Location: Art & Heritage Center Ages: 8+

Sat 9/27 4-6p $80 345607-01 Sat 9/27 7-9:30p $80 345607-02

HOMESCHOOL DAY AT THE MUSEUM

Are you going to school at home? This fall, the museum is offering two Homeschool Days at the Museum packed with family-friendly learning and fun. All activities are customized for Pre K-12th grade students, so bring the whole family! There is no need to register in advance!

October: Little Farm on the Prairie at the Historic Von Trotha-Firestien Farm - Experience life on a hundred-yearold farm during this exciting day offered in partnership with the Windsor-Severance Historical Society! The Von Trotha-Firestien Farm has been an operational farm since 1916. Tour the original barn, create your own quilt square, do a scavenger hunt full of farm activities and more.

Location: Historic Von Trotha-Firestien Farm, 30951 WCR 27, Greeley.

December: Christmas of Windsor’s Past - Explore what Christmas was like in Windsor over 100 years ago. We’ll play games, explore objects and sources from the past. Create and experience the sights, sounds and smells of Christmas!

Location: Windsor History Museum

ACTIVE ADULTS

ACTIVE RECREATION

ACTIVE ADULT BASKETBALL

Drop-in for pick-up basketball. Pick-up games are played half-court. Please bring a light- and a dark-colored jersey.

Location: CRC Auxiliary Gymnasium

Wed 9:30a-12p $2 Member / $4 Non-Member

INDOOR PICKLEBALL

Drop-in for a game of pickleball with your friends and other pickleball enthusiasts! Lined courts with nets are provided but bring your own paddle.

Location: CRC Main Gymnasium

Mon, Wed, Fri

7a-2p $2 Member / $4 Non-Member

OUTDOOR PICKLEBALL COURTS

Courts are open, free to the public and are subject to closure during winter conditions. Courts can be rented if you prefer a specific court at a specific time instead of dropping in to play. Rent a court for $10 per hour. Call 970-674-3500.

Location: Main Park and Windsor Highlands Park

12:30-2:30p $15

WINDSOR PICKLEBALL CLUB

The Windsor Pickleball Club (WPC) is a volunteer operated, not-for-profit group that reserves outdoor court time at Main Park from May through September. The WPC provides opportunities for member play at all skill levels, promotes play in a safe environment and cultivates an atmosphere of friendliness and fair play. For additional information, email windsorpickleballclub@outlook.com.

PICKLEBALL LESSONS

The Windsor Pickleball Club is offering lessons to anyone interested in learning about pickleball. Volunteers will teach you all the basic skills needed to play the fastest growing sport in the nation!

Location: CRC Main Gym

Wed, Fri 10/13 - 10/17 12:30-2:30p $15 311053-00 Mon, Wed, Fri 11/17 - 11/21 12:30-2:30p $15 311053-01 Mon, Wed, Fri 12/8 - 12/12 12:30-2:30p $15 311053-02

SOCIAL RECREATION

FRIENDLY FORK CAFÉ

Enjoy a cup of coffee and visit with friends as you wait to be served at your table! Or, if you are short on time, you can still grab your lunch to-go. Park on the east side of the CRC and a meal will be delivered to you in your car. Sponsored by the Weld County Area Agency on Aging, the Friendly Fork Café lunch provides a well-balanced meal at a great price. Reservations are required by 9 a.m. one business day prior. Call 970-674-3500 to make your reservation. Suggested donation can be made during meal pickup.

Location: CRC

*Suggested Donation

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WALKING CLUB

This group of seniors (55+) enjoy walking the Windsor trails. Trail locations are announced via text message. Please contact Cosima at cdean1946@gmail.com, and include your name and phone number to be added to the contact list.

Location: Local Windsor trails, determined each week

BOBBY ORR BINGO!

Calling all bingo nuts! Test your bingo skills against other savvy players with a chance to win a gift card! Sponsored by Bank of Colorado. Registration is not necessary, just stop on in and remember… B-4…Bobby Orr!

Location: CRC Cedar/Spruce Room

*Occurs the second Monday of each month.

SHOOTIN’ POOL

Drop-in for a game of pool with friends or just practice on your own. Please note pool table use is on a drop-in basis. Please read the situation before playing and be prepared to share the room as needed.

Location: CRC Active Adult Lounge

8a-8p

PLAYER’S CLUB

Do you like to play bridge or card games? Ever wonder about or want to learn the ancient Chinese game of mahjong? Join this motley crew to play cards or mahjong and learn some new games along the way! Contact lead volunteer, Cindy Schiller, at 303-909-3772 or by email at cindy.schiller@gmail.com for more detailed information.

Location: CRC Active Adult Lounge

*First and third Tuesdays only

MAHJONG CLASSES

Mahjong is a game of both skill and luck that originated in China many centuries ago. This course introduces the beginner to the basic rules and simple strategies. Learn to play this enjoyable, social and thought-provoking game! All equipment will be provided during class. For questions, please contact Cindy Schiller at cindy.schiller@ gmail.com or 303-909-3772.

Location: CRC Active Adult Lounge

HEALTH & EDUCATION

ADVANCED FOOT CARE CLINIC

A registered nurse will provide a medical grade pedicure and full foot health assessment at the visit. The goal is to provide comfortable, affordable and convenient foot care to seniors. Using preventative foot care will help you avoid more severe and costly issues in the future. To register, call 970-292-6874 or email office@nocoadvancedfootcare.com.

Location: CRC Aspen Room

*First Wednesday of each month

MEMORY CAFE

Dementia Together offers social gatherings for people with mild to moderate cognitive impairment and their care partners who want to remain engaged with others traveling the dementia journey. Join the group for intergenerational reminiscing, games, inspiration, laughter, music and snacks.

Location: CRC Pine Room *Third Tuesday of each month

SPOTLIGHT ON STROKES

The UCHealth Stroke Coordinator team will talk about stroke prevention and amazing advancements in diagnosing and treating strokes, including clot removal through thrombectomy now available in Northern Colorado.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Party Room

MEDICARE 101

Join Premier Insurance Partners for an educational seminar designed to help you navigate the complexities of Medicare with confidence! Whether you’re turning 65, already enrolled, or helping a loved one, this seminar will provide clear, easy-to-understand information on key Medicare topics, including: Medicare Parts A, B, C & D, Original Medicare vs. Medicare Advantage, Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Plans, Prescription Drug Plans (Part D), Enrollment Periods & Deadlines, Common Medicare Mistakes.

Call 970-292-3032 to register or if you have questions.

Location: CRC Party Room

9/10 10-11a Free Tue 10/7 10-11a Free

Thu 10/16 9-11a Free Wed 11/12 10a-12p Free

Wed 12/10 10-11a Free

BALANCE SCREENINGS

These screenings, performed by Physical and Occupational Therapists, will assess your fall risk. Balance and fall prevention strategies, programs, and resources will be shared based on your results.

Appointments required by calling 970-495-8565.

Location: CRC Cedar Room

Wed 9/10 9:30a-12:30p Free

Wed 12/10 9:30a-12:30p Free

HEALTHIER LIVING COLORADO

Healthier Living Colorado is a 6-week, 2 hour per week, workshop developed by Stanford University and offered by Weld County Area Agency on Aging. Be proactive and learn tools to become a better self-manager of your chronic conditions (such as hypertension, heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, asthma, etc.)

Registration required by calling Weld Area Agency on Aging at 970-400-6117.

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room

Mon 9/22-10/27 1-3p Free

UCHEALTH BIOBANK

Unlock medical and personal health insights with the biobank program. Learn how you can help advance medical research and learn more about your personal genetic risk factors. Staff from the Colorado Center for Personalized Medicine (CCPM) will explain what the biobank study is, how to engage with the study, their latest findings, and how helpful it is to have participation from diverse populations to improve health care. After education is provided, there will be an opportunity to register and/or provide a sample.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Pine Room

AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS

Sign up for this driver safety class and you may qualify to receive a discount on your car insurance (check with your insurance agent for details). Registration is required, but payment is due to the instructor on the first day of class, cash or check only. Bring your AARP membership card for a $5 discount!

Call 970-674-3500 to register.

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room *Paid to instructor at class

MEMORY MAINTENANCE IN NORMAL AGING

This fun, interactive class focuses on teaching evidencebased memory-enhancing techniques and practical strategies to boost memory function. This class is geared toward mild age-related memory challenges.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Pine Room

SUMMIT SERIES (ASPEN CLUB)

Medicare 101: This class, taught by UCHealth Medicare counselors, offers an overview of Medicare benefits, supplemental insurance, Medicare Advantage Plans, prescription drug coverage, preventative services and more. Light refreshments provided by Canvas Credit Union.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Cedar/Spruce Room

Thu 11/6 9:30-10:45a Free

Wills & Trusts 101: Understand the basics of estate planning and how it could affect you and your family. Learn about wills, trusts, powers of attorney, probate, property title and more. Explore ways to safeguard your wealth, protect your loved ones and leave a legacy. Presentation by Hughes Law Firm. Light refreshments provided by Canvas Credit Union.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Cedar/Spruce Room

Thu 11/6 11a-12:15p Free

Social Security: Whenever you plan to retire, Social Security is likely to be an important aspect of your financial health. In this seminar, you’ll learn the ins and outs of your benefits and how to make the most of your retirement income. Presentation by Canvas Advisors. Light refreshments provided by Canvas Credit Union. Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Cedar/Spruce Room

11/8 9:30-10:45a Free

Fraud, Scams & Artificial Intelligence: Join AARP Elder Watch for an interactive presentation about the top scams targeting older adults in Colorado. Additionally, we will discuss emerging fraud trends including artificial intelligence, payment methods and communication tools used by scammers. Bring your questions.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Cedar/Spruce Room

GET YOUR ADVANCE DIRECTIVES DONE

Advance directives help you formally document your preferences and values to guide future medical care. Start your plan for peace of mind today by learning about advance directives for health care and preparing for conversations with loved ones. Participants will be given the chance to complete documents with notarization after class. If you prefer, materials from this class can be sent via email or mail and a follow-up appointment is available at no cost.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room

YOGA’S EFFECTS ON THE BRAIN & BODY

Yoga is 5,000 years old, yet we are just now studying the impact of yoga on the mind and body. Yoga changes the brain, seemingly regardless of age or disability. This hour-long session will include information about the science and research of yoga and a 30-minute yoga practice that is meant for all ages and abilities. Dr. Arlene Schmid is an occupational therapist with a PhD in rehabilitation sciences. She is a professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy and director of Intervention Research for the Translational Neurological Lab at Colorado State University. She and her team have completed multiple studies regarding yoga, including yoga for individuals with brain injury, stroke, pain, diabetes, and other issues.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

DAY TRIPS

Day trips are scheduled each month to various locations. With a few exceptions, most day trips will take place between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For more information about specific trips, please call 970-674-3515. You may also find additional information in the Pelican Perch, a monthly publication for active adults.

*Cost of meals are not included.

**All trips depart from the Community Recreation Center parking lot.

Walking Levels for Day Trips & Tours:

The following walking levels will be assigned to each active adult trip or tour to help you decide which trips and tours are suitable for you. Each level is based upon research done by staff. The Community Recreation Center reserves the right to change levels, if necessary, when additional information becomes available.

Easy

Minimal walking, primarily flat surfaces.

Moderate

To fully participate there may be leisurely walking over primarily even surfaces and some uneven surfaces; standing may be required and possibly a few stairs.

Difficult

To fully participate there may be extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces and some incline. There may be steps and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

HIKING

Stay fit by exploring the great outdoors. Trails will be easy to moderate in length and difficulty. Destinations include Rocky Mountain National Park, Poudre Canyon and the Horsetooth area (among others). Be prepared for outdoor conditions. Bring snacks, a sack lunch, water bottle, rain jacket, sunscreen and money for entrance into the park or bring your park pass (when necessary). Locations are subject to change depending on weather conditions and other variables that the guide takes into consideration. All hikes are from 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. and cost $23. For more information, call 970-674-3515.

Location: CRC

Walking Level: Easy-Moderate *Distance of each hike/snowshoe trip is round trip.

ROCKIES GAMES

Spend a relaxing day at the ballpark watching the Colorado Rockies! Seats are located on the main level in the outfield field mezzanine, sections 144 and 145. Seats are usually in the shade but no guarantee. Price includes ticket, transportation and parking. Lunch is on your own. Departure for all games is at 11 a.m.

Walking Level: Moderate *Cost of meals not included.

ESTES PARK TRAM

For 70+ years, the historic Estes Park Tram has carried more than 3 million visitors to the top of 8,900-foot Prospect Mountain. Soar to the summit on this historic red tram for stunning views of the Rocky Mountains and the Continental Divide. Learn about the fascinating history of the tram and the engineer who brought this unique style of tram to North America, and be sure to explore the gift shop! Enjoy the tram’s unique free-span design, meaning no support towers for the ride to the top, allowing for a smooth ride! The driver will stop for lunch before heading home, and if time permits, a little window shopping in downtown Estes Park.

Walking Level: Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

GAMBLIN’ TRIPS

Try your luck in Black Hawk or at Cheyenne’s newest casino Horse Palace at Swan Ranch! Locations will alternate each month.

Walking Level: Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

DENVER MOB TOUR

The tour begins in front of Gaetano’s Restaurant. Gaetano’s was owned by the Mafia family in Denver from 1944 to 2005. The tour takes an hour and a half, as you drive through north Denver’s Little Italy. See 22 sights, including haunts, homes and crime scenes of Denver’s Mafia figures. The tour ends with lunch at Gaetano’s Restaurant. After lunch, tour the basement of Gaetano’s, which was used as the headquarters and gambling den of the crime family, and bugged by the FBI in 1980. You must take the tour to find out what celebrities visited the restaurant! Lunch is on your own at Gaetano’s, so bring a little extra scharole (money).

Walking Level: Easy

*Cost of meals not included.

RMNP ELK BUGLING

Elk bugling is one of the top fall sights in Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP). Elk bugling season is from midSeptember through November. During this time, visitors can see up to hundreds of elk at a time gather amidst the unbeatable Rocky Mountain scenery for an unforgettable sight. It’s common to hear males bugling through the crisp mornings just before dawn and tranquil evenings just before dusk. Visitors should listen to the distinct sounds of different bulls. Before heading home, we’ll stop for dinner in Estes Park.

Walking Level: Easy-Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN ZOO

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is about sharing the wonders of the natural world with all ages and providing memories for a lifetime at America’s mountain zoo. Named the #2 Best Zoo in North America by USA TODAY.

Walking Level: Easy-Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

TRACES OF THE PAST HISTORY BUS TOUR

The Fort Collins History Tour tells the fascinating story of some of the earliest settlers in the Cache la Poudre River Valley, how they came to be associated with founding the fledgling community of Fort Collins, and where the settlement occurred along the Poudre River corridor. Most of this tour will be done on the bus, but minimal walking is involved. There will be a stop for lunch before heading home.

Walking Level: Easy

*Cost of meals not included.

LION KING (BUELL THEATRE)

Giraffes strut, birds swoop, gazelles leap and the entire Serengeti comes to life as never before. As the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from the mist. More than 100 million people worldwide have experienced the aweinspiring visual artistry, unforgettable music, and uniquely theatrical storytelling of this Broadway spectacular—one of the most breathtaking and beloved productions ever to grace the stage. There will be a stop for lunch before heading home.

Walking Level: Easy-Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

WILD ANIMAL SANCTUARY

The two primary missions are rescuing and caring for animals and educating people about the Captive Wildlife Crisis. The sanctuary is not a zoo and offers an entirely different experience than most people are used to. The rescued animals live in significant open acreage habitats and are never forced to remain front-and-center so that people can see them more easily. Yet, the elevated walkway (more than 1.5 miles long) spans numerous habitats and provides plenty of opportunities for our guests to see many of the rescued animals closer. There will be a stop for lunch before heading home.

Walking Level: Easy

*Cost of meals not included.

DENVER ART MUSEUM

“The Honest Eye: Camille Pissarro’s Impressionism” is the first major U.S. retrospective of Camille Pissarro, known as “the first impressionist,” in over 40 years. The exhibition will present an overview of the artist’s illustrious career and examine his singular role within the Impressionist movement, bringing together more than 80 paintings from nearly 50 international museums and private collections, alongside six works from the Denver Art Museum’s holdings. There will be a stop for lunch before heading home.

Walking Level: Easy

*Cost of meals not included.

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QUEBEC 01 PEACEKEEPER MISSILE FACILITY

This site is significant as the only accessible Peacekeeper Missile Alert Facility left in the world and will strive to preserve and interpret the Cold War history of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, fostering an understanding of the mission and duties of the personnel and crews assigned to work there. Quebec 01 Missile Alert Facility State Historic Site offers visitors the opportunity to see a military installation that was “hidden in plain sight” and controlled one of the most destructive nuclear weapons ever built by the United States. There will be a stop for lunch before heading home.

Walking Level: Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

SHIKI DREAMS: AN IMMERSIVE ART EXPERIENCE

Escape to an enchanted forest with Shiki Dreams in Denver! Traditional art and digital technology come together in this magical immersive experience, taking you on a journey of discovery alongside Shiki, a mystical yeti and leader of the Spirits of the Forest. As you follow his story and explore the forest, stunning 360-degree art installations will engage your senses, spark your imagination, and transport you to fantastical lands. There will be a stop for lunch before heading home.

Walking Level: Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

CHRISTKINDL MARKET DENVER

The event offers an authentic German holiday experience, including opportunities to meet St. Nikolaus, Krampus and the Christkind herself. Guests can savor the season as they enjoy authentic gluhwein, Bavarian-style biers, European coffee, or hot chocolate while wandering through the market. Each charming wooden hut offers finely crafted artisan gifts and holiday treats sold by local Coloradan and international merchants.

Walking Level: Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

DENVER BOTANIC GARDENS: BLOSSOMS OF LIGHT

Enjoy a wonderful evening touring a spectacular holiday display in Denver. After a stop for dinner, you’ll swing by the impressive annual display at the Denver City and County Building and Larimer Square before heading to the Denver Botanic Gardens’ holiday display, where you will take in the “Blossom of Lights” walking tour. Be sure to dress appropriately for outdoor weather conditions.

Walking Level: Easy-Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

LOCAL HOLIDAY LIGHTS TOUR

Enjoy a holiday kickoff by joyriding around local neighborhoods, looking at the festive holiday lights! There will be a stop for dinner before heading home.

Walking Level: Easy-Moderate

*Cost of meals not included.

“THE NOTEBOOK” (BUELL THEATRE)

Based on the best-selling novel that inspired the iconic film, “The Notebook” tells the story of Allie and Noah, both from different worlds, who share a lifetime of love despite the forces that threaten to pull them apart. “Full of butterfly-inducing highs and beautiful songs” (Entertainment Weekly), “The Notebook” is a profoundly moving portrait of the enduring power of love.

Walking Level: Easy

*Cost of meals not included.

AQUATICS

SWIM LESSONS

SWIM LESSON DATES AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Lesson registration will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. To make the online registration process as smooth as possible, please visit recreationliveshere.com/RecReg to get your household ID number ahead of time. For questions, please email aquatics@windsorgov.com

$50 for Windsor Residents, $65 for Non-Residents Visit recreationliveshere.com/aquatics for full details!

Community Recreation Center Pool Swim Lessons

All sessions meet twice a week for four weeks. Lessons are 30 minutes long. * Saturday sessions meet once a week for four weeks.

Mondays and Wednesdays

5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m. Saturdays 8:10, 8:45 or 9:20 a.m.

Mondays and Wednesdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m. Saturdays 8:10, 8:45 or 9:20 a.m. Nov. 3 - 26

Mondays and Wednesdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m.

8:10, 8:45 or 9:20 a.m.

See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Aquatics

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Looking to improve your swimming skills or learn how to swim? Whether solo or with a friend at the same skill level, sign up now for private swim lessons. Ideal for students who learn better with individual attention, including anxious first-time swimmers, students with disabilities, adults who have put off learning to swim, and competitive swimmers who would benefit from targeted training on specific skill sets.

Ages 3+

All private lessons are 30 minutes long and are sold in a 4pk or 8pk.

WINDSOR DOLPHINS SWIM TEAM

Our Colorado Association of Recreational Athletics (CARA) Swim Team fosters skill development and sportsmanship in a fun and supportive environment. Participants must be able to swim 50 continuous yards, perform freestyle with side breathing, be familiar with the four competitive strokes, and demonstrate the ability to swim for 90 minutes in a coached setting.

Location: CRC Pool

OUTDOOR AQUATICS

MOTORIZED BOATING

Motorized permit holders can be scheduled on the lake on motorized days on a first-come, first-served basis. Daily and annual permit holders must call 970-674-3500 to request their time and day of the week to reserve a spot on the lake no earlier than Monday of that week. No jet skis allowed.

1/2 Day: $25 Residents

$35 Non-residents

Annual: $500

Dates: Aug. 16 - Sept. 21 Sa/Su Only

Time: 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. or 2 p.m. – 8 p.m. Permits are required year-round for all watercraft.

How to Purchase a Boat Permit

Please upload all documentation online at recreationliveshere.com/boating:

• Proof of residency in Windsor (Town of Windsor utility bill, property tax, or lease agreement)

• Driver’s License

• Current Boat Registration (motorized and sailboats)

• Proof of Insurance* (motorized)

*Motorized watercraft must have liability coverage with minimum limits of $300,000 for bodily injury and property damage. One permit per craft.

Once your documentation is approved you will be contacted for payment. Paper copies of documentation will not be accepted.

For Colorado Boating Statutes and Regulations please call 303-791-1954 or visit parks.state.co.us

NON-MOTORIZED BOATINGWINDSOR LAKE AND KYGER RESERVOIR

All crafts outside of the swim beach must have a current Town of Windsor Boating Permit to use Windsor Lake and Kyger Reservoir. One permit per craft is required. From May 24 to Aug. 10 non-motorized boats can only be on the lake during the times listed below. After Aug. 10, non-motorized boats can be on the lake year-round from sunrise to sunset as long as ice is not present.

Windsor Lake Only Daily Permit:

$10 Resident; $15 Non-resident

Kyger Reservoir Only Daily Permit:

$10 Resident; $15 Non-resident

Windsor Lake Only Annual Permit:

$50 Resident; $65 Non-resident

Kyger Reservoir Only Annual Permit:

$40 Resident; $55 Non-resident

Windsor Lake and Kyger Reservoir Annual Permit:

$70 Resident; $85 Non-resident

Windsor Lake Non-Motorized Days

Days: Su/M/Tu/Th/Sa

Dates: Aug. 16-Sept. 21 | Sa/Su - shared with motorized boaters.

Lake/Reservoir Hours: Sunrise to sunset

BOAT RENTALS

Kayak, paddle boat, canoe, paddleboard, CORCL and aqua trike rentals are available at Windsor Lake. Lifejackets are required for all participants and will be provided. Children 9 and under must be accompanied by a responsible guardian 16 years or older. Anyone 18 years and under must have their legal guardian sign the waiver before participating.

Stand-up paddleboards: One person per board, must be 12+ to rent.

GoBoats: $12/30 minutes, ages 12+

All other watercraft: $10/30 minutes

*Rental tickets sold at concession building.

FISHING INFORMATION

Fishing is allowed on Windsor Lake year-round when ice is not present. Must have a valid fishing license. For information on rules and regulations or fishing licenses, call 800-244-5613 or visit wildlife.state.co.us.

Windsor Lake is generally stocked with yellow perch fingerling, bluegill, channel catfish and trout.

Night fishing is allowed from the south end of the parking lot on CO 257 north to the inlet bridge of the lake only. Each fisherman must have a line in the water that is being attended.

SWIM BEACH @ WINDSOR LAKE

Daylight hours only.

Take time to enjoy a day at the beach! Swimming is permitted within areas designated by ropes and buoys only.

*Park rules and regulations apply.

All children 9 and under must be accompanied by a responsible guardian 16 years or older.

Swim AT YOUR OWN RISK! NO Lifeguard on Duty!

EASTMAN PARK RIVER EXPERIENCE

The Eastman Park River Experience features a river-mile devoted to local kayaking, canoeing, tubing and water play.

This outdoor experience features a dedicated float launch and take out area, a scenic river plaza that provides river access for general water enjoyment, picturesque views of the Cache la Poudre River and Longs Peak and an amazing new hangout spot.

Wednesday: 4 - 8 p.m.

Thursday - Tuesday: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

*Starting Aug. 9, Saturday and Sunday only

Rentals are available at the concessions pavilion by the playground. Float times vary and all tubes must be returned by close of rentals. Time of last tube rented will be dependent on current flow rate of river. Tube valet service is included with rentals.

KYGER RESERVOIR

All watercraft on Kyger Reservoir must have a current Town of Windsor permit to boat. One permit per watercraft is required. Permits are non-transferable and non-refundable. Permits are required year-round for all watercraft on Kyger Reservoir. Personal floatation device and a noisemaking device are required per Colorado state law.

Kyger Reservoir Only Daily Permit: $10 Resident; $15 Non-resident

Kyger Reservoir Only Annual Permit: $40 Resident; $55 Non-resident

Windsor Lake and Kyger Reservoir Annual Permit: $70 Resident; $85 Non-resident

Fishing is allowed at Kyger Reservoir year-round when ice is not present. Must have a valid fishing license. For information on rules and regulations or fishing licenses, call 800-244-5613 or visit wildlife.state.co.us

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SeconD locAtion coming to Windsor in the fall of 2025!

Located on the corner of 17th and 392 next to high hops brewery.

CLASSES

ART

FRIDAY EVENING ART CLASSES WITH MRS. HAY

Come spend the evening making art with Mrs. Hay in Skyview’s art room! This fall features fun classes, including a student/adult class so you and your student can come make art together. The other nights have different themes and students will take home one to two art projects each class. Sign up for all of them or just one or two. Dress to get messy!

Aug. 29 - 3D Art Shadow Boxes

Sept. 12 - Animal Acrylic Painting

Sept. 26 - Metal Embossing with Paint Pens

Oct. 10 - Paper Relief Sculptures

Nov. 14 - Acrylic Painting: One to two students (siblings) and adult for $40. Limited spots available. When signing up, please only list your student(s) name.

Dec. 5 - Open Studio: Students can create small art gifts during this time or just enjoy an opportunity to explore different art materials. They will have access to: watercolor, tempera based paint, oil pastels, beads for jewelry making, lots of paper, paint pens, markers, stencils, colored pencils, and more.

Location: Skyview Elementary School

Ages: 6-11

Fri 8/29 6-8p $25 345623-01

Fri 9/12 6-8p $25 345623-02

Fri 9/26 6-8p $25 345623-03

Fri 10/10 6-8p $25 345623-04

Fri 11/14 6-8p $40 345623-05

Fri 12/5 6-8p $25 345623-06

YOUNG REMBRANDTS PRESCHOOL DRAWING CLASSES

Inspire your budding artist with Young Rembrandts! This engaging and age-appropriate drawing class is designed especially for preschool children. Students will explore the fundamentals of drawing through fun, guided lessons that build fine motor skills, focus, and creativity. Using simple shapes, playful themes, and step-by-step instruction, children gain confidence as they create their own masterpieces each week. No experience necessary—just a love for art and imagination!

Location: CRC Oak Room

Ages: 4-5

JUNIOR ARTISTS

These introductory classes will introduce and expand upon art styles and artists, working with various mediums and techniques to grow as artists.

Location: CRC Oak Room

Ages: 6-10

See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Classes

PRESCHOOL MINI MONETS

Foster creativity while improving fine motor skills and practicing basics such as colors, numbers, and letters. Little ones will have fun exploring various mediums and styles. Let us handle the mess! This is a child-withoutparent class.

September: Leaf Pile

October: Monster Mash

November/December: Tis the Season (no class 11/26)

Location: CRC Oak Room

Ages: 3-5

Wed 9/3-24 11-11:45a $38 345605-01

Wed 10/1-29 11-11:45a $48 345605-02

Wed 11/5-12/10 11-11:45a $48 345605-03

PRESCHOOL BOOK BUGS

Nurture imagination and a love for reading in this bookthemed early learning art classes. We will cover classics and new favorites alike. We start each class off with a book then use that book as a basis for our project. This is an adult-with-child class.

September: If You Find a Leaf

October: Trick or Treat

November: Let’s Celebrate (No class 11/26)

Location: CRC Oak Room

Ages: 1.5-3

Wed 9/3-24 10:15-

FAMILY ART: PAINTING PAIRS

Laugh, bond and make memories when you paint together. Offering a fun and creative escape in this guided painting class for all ages. Price is for a two-canvas project (the price includes two canvases, so if you are registering for two people, you only need to register one person). The class is guided by a professional art instructor, and all supplies are provided. Each month features a fun theme that your entire family will enjoy. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

September: Fall Foliage

October: Boo of Feather, Spook Together

November: Harvest Gnome

December: Whimsy Winter Wonderland

Location: CRC Oak Room

PAINTING WORKSHOP

Let your kids get artsy in this children’s painting workshop. Gain confidence and learn basic painting techniques by creating an inspired work of art in this instructor guided art class. All supplies will be provided. This is a childwithout-adult class.

September: Autumn Squirrel

October: Bats, Cats, and Witches, Oh My!

November: Little Turkeys

December: Snow Critters

Location: CRC Oak Room

Ages: 6-14

YOUNG REMBRANDTS SCHOOL’S OUT DRAWING CAMP

Make the most of school break with Young Rembrandts! We offer students a fun and enriching way to spend their days off. Each camp is packed with seasonally themed lessons that teach the fundamentals of drawing, introduce exciting cartooning techniques, and build visual vocabulary.

Through our proven step-by-step instruction, every child can develop strong art skills, build confidence, and express their creativity—no experience necessary! All supplies are provided. Enroll today and watch their creativity take flight!

Location:

Art & Heritage Center: Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Dec. 18-19

CRC Oak Room: Oct. 3, Nov. 7

Ages: 5-12

Fri 9/19 9a-12p $45 345603-01

Fri 10/3 9a-12p $45 345603-02

Fri 10/17 9a-12p $45 345603-03

Fri 11/7 9a-12p $45 345603-04

Thu/Fri 12/18-19 9a-12p $90 345603-05

COOKING

YOUTH COOKING: HALLOWEEN PANCAKES

Let’s have some fun creating sweet and spooky pancakes. These recipes are so delicious that we promise you will be surprised at how healthy they are! All recipes are veganvegetarian friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: CRC Kitchen

Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING: NO-BAKE DESSERTS

Let’s learn to make some delicious, nutritious treats, and, best of all, require no baking! All recipes are veganvegetarian friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING: PRICELESS POMEGRANATE

The ruby red, sweet and tart, edible seeds inside pomegranates contain vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. This class will teach us how to pick, peel and work with this excellent fruit and make fabulous recipes. All recipes are vegan-vegetarian friendly.

Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 6-13

FUN AND FESTIVE SIDES FOR THANKSGIVING

Give thanks with delicious and fantastic recipes! Get creative with good old ingredients like cranberries, pumpkins, sweet potatoes and pomegranates to come up with cool side dishes that impress your family and friends. All recipes are vegan-vegetarian friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING: LET’S BAKE FOR HOLIDAYS

This class will share all the tips and tricks to make sure your baked goodies turn out perfect every time. All recipes are vegan-vegetarian friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING: COOL CHRISTMAS TREATS

Let’s have some fun creating yummy edible treats. These treats make good homemade gifts for family, friends and teachers. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 6-12

YOUTH COOKING CAMP

This hands-on winter cooking camp is all about warm, comforting, healthy, and delicious food. Join us for any number of days your holiday schedule allows. All recipes are vegan-vegetarian friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 6-13

SPECIAL INTEREST

TENACIOUS TOTS

A preschool program run through the Windsor Recreation Center can be an excellent opportunity for young children to engage in various age-appropriate educational, social, and physical activities in a safe, nurturing and supervised environment. Our program is designed to provide a well-rounded experience promoting cognitive motor, emotional and social development.

Location: CRC Oak Room Ages: 3-5

Tue/Thu 9/2-9/25

Tue/Thu 12/2-12/11 9-10a $56 313501-04

WACKY WEDNESDAY

This is a lively STEAM-based class for preschoolers that combines arts and crafts with play-based learning to inspire young minds. Each session invites kids to explore science, technology, engineering, arts and math through hands-on, imaginative activities. This is a child-without-parent class.

Location: CRC Oak Room Ages: 3-4

Wed 9/3 9-9:45a $11 313502-01

Wed 9/10 9-9:45a $11 313502-02

Wed 9/3 9-9:45a $11 313502-03

Wed 9/24 9-9:45a $11 313502-04

Wed 10/1 9-9:45a $11 313502-05

Wed 10/8 9-9:45a $11 313502-06

Wed 10/15 9-9:45a $11 313502-07

Wed 10/22 9-9:45a $11 313502-08

Wed 10/29 9-9:45a $11 313502-09

Wed 11/5 9-9:45a $11 313502-10

Wed 11/12 9-9:45a $11 313502-11

Wed 11/19 9-9:45a $11 313502-12

Wed 12/3 9-9:45a $11 313502-13

Wed 10/22 9-9:45a $11 313502-14

FENCING - ADULT COMPETITION - WEDNESDAY

Beginner classes focus on the fundamental rules and skills of modern Olympic fencing. Students learn skills such as basic footwork and blade work with the foil, épée and saber, as well as the sport’s basic rules of play and safety requirements. Coach-led instruction is in groups and involves working with a partner. Intermediate and competition classes allow students to improve their skills and advance in the sport.

There is time for fencing bouts in each class. Please wear clothing you can exercise comfortably, including athletic shoes and long, loose pants. Bring your equipment, or equipment may be rented on a first-come, first-served basis for $10 monthly. Drop-ins are welcome if space allows. Gear purchase for Intermediate and Adult classes is required. USA Fencing annual membership ($34.00) is required after the first class.

Location: CRC Spruce Room Ages: 14+

FENCING - FRIDAY

Location: CRC Spruce Room

Ages: 7-10

Fri 9/5-9/26 6-6:50p $64 314780-05

Fri 10/3-10/24 6-6:50p $64 314780-06

Fri 11/7-11/28 6-6:50p $64 314780-07

Fri 12/5-12/26 6-6:50p $64 314780-08

Fri 9/5-12/26 7-7:50p $64 314780-09

Fri 10/3-10/24 7-7:50p $64 314780-10

Fri 11/7-11/28 7-7:50p $64 314780-11

Fri 12/5-12/26 7-7:50p $64 314780-12

FENCING - SABER YOUTH/ADULT - MONDAY

Location: CRC Spruce Room Ages: 10-14

10/6-10/27 6:30-8p $96 314782-06 Mon 11/3-11/24 6:30-8p $96 314782-07 Mon 12/1-12/29 6:30-8p $120 314782-08

DROP-IN FENCING

$18 drop-in rate available for 50 minute classes

$26 drop-in rate for 1.5 hour classes

Location: CRC Ages: 16+

CAMP WINDSOR: SCHOOL OUT DAYS

Enjoy a variety of activities, such as gym and outdoor play, arts and crafts and swimming in the CRC pool! Please come prepared to swim and bring lunch plus two snacks. A daily itinerary will be emailed a week before and given first thing in the morning when dropping off. Dropoff time is between 7:30 and 9 a.m., and pick-up time will be between 4 and 5:30 p.m.

Location: CRC Pine Room

Ages: 5-12

Fri 9/19 7:30a-5:30p $60 313600-01

Fri 10/3 7:30a-5:30p $60 313600-02

Fri 10/17 7:30a-5:30p $60 313600-03

Fri 11/7 7:30a-5:30p $60 313600-04

Fri 11/21 7:30a-5:30p $60 313600-05

Thu 12/18 7:30a-5:30p $60 313600-06

Fri 12/19 7:30a-5:30p $60 313600-07

CREATE YOUR OWN WILL

Create your will and estate planning documents in one easy class! Licensed attorney Steven M. Dye will help you complete a Last Will and Testament, Financial and Medical Power of Attorney, Living Will, and Organ Donation Request. The fee includes all materials, witnessing, notary, review, and time for questions and discussion. Participants must show a driver’s license or other photo ID. Couples must register individually.

Location: CRC Maple Room Ages: 18+

HEART SAVER FIRST AID TRAINING

This class is taught by American Heart Associationcertified instructors and provides students with an understanding of first aid basics, medical emergencies, injury emergencies, and environmental emergencies. Upon completion, participants will receive a two-year valid first aid certification card.

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 16+

HEART SAVER CPR WITH AED TRAINING

American Heart Association-certified instructors teach this class. The class covers adult, child, and infant CPR; AED hands-on practice; and choking rescue for adult, child, and infant. This class is open to anyone in the community (not healthcare providers). Upon completion, participants will receive a CPR/AED certification card that is valid for two years.

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 16+

See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Classes

CAMP WINDSOR: FALL & WINTER BREAK CAMPS

Enjoy various activities such as gym and outdoor play, arts and crafts, and possibly an off-site field trip! We will swim at the indoor pool at the Community Recreation Center on Monday and Wednesday, with a field trip on Tuesday. An itinerary will be given a week in advance via email. Please bring swimming attire, a backpack, lunch, two snacks and a water bottle. Note any allergies when registering. Drop-off time is between 7:30 and 9 a.m.; pick-up time will be between 4 and 5:30 p.m.

Location: CRC Pine Room

Ages: 5-12

MonWed 11/24-26 7:30a-5:30p $180 313601-01

Mon/ Tue 12/22-23 7:30a-5:30p $120 313601-02

Mon/ Tue 12/29-30 7:30a-5:30p $120 313601-03

SAFE SITTER ESSENTIALS

This comprehensive, physician-developed babysitting course will teach safety skills, first aid and rescue skills, care of a choking infant and child, infant and child CPR, life, and business skills - including babysitting as a business and success on the job, childcare essentials and more! It’s designed to equip students to feel confident and safe when they’re alone, watching younger siblings or babysitting. The curriculum is geared toward students in grades 6-8. Students receive a certification card from Safe Sitter, Inc. Please bring a sack lunch.

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 10-13

DANCE & CHEER

CHEER SPIRIT COLORADO

PERFORMANCE CHEERLEADING TEAMS: NON-COMPETITIVE

We’re thrilled to continue our cheer sessions with the WILDFIRES, now in our fifth year of building strong, confident athletes! Our program offers a high-energy, engaging environment where athletes learn cheer, dance, stunts and jumps—while developing new friendships. Each session focuses on skill development, teamwork and performance, encouraging athletes to grow both on and off the mat. Uniforms will be available to order at the beginning of the session (cost not included in class fee), and each session will feature an exciting community performance to showcase what the athletes have learned!

Location: CRC Evergreen Room Ages: 4-14

Thu 9/4-10/9 5:30-6:30p $120 313516-01 Thu 10/16-11/20 5:30-6:30p $120 313516-02

TUMBLING

Our tumbling classes allow athletes to learn new skills, build strength and have fun in a safe environment. We focus on floor tumbling skills with progressions, beginning with forward rolls, cartwheels, back/front walkovers, up to back handsprings and tucks. Classes are divided by skill after the first class, and athletes are given drills and instructions to grow at their own pace and potential. Athletes must wear comfortable athletic gear and have their hair in a high ponytail for safety. Also, please bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Beginner level skills: Cartwheels and standing backbend. Intermediate level skills: Backbend kickovers, round-offs, front and back walkovers.

Advanced level skills: Back handspring, back tuck

Location: CRC Evergreen Room

Ages: 4-16

Thu 9/4-10/9 4:30-5:30p $120 313519-01 Thu 10/16-11/20 4:30-5:30p $120 313519-02

Thu 9/4-10/9 4:30-5:30p $120 313519-03

Thu 10/16-11/20 4:30-5:30p $120 313519-04

Thu 9/4-10/16 6:30-7:30p $120 313519-05

Thu 10/16-11/20 6:30-7:30p $120 313519-06

See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Dance

NORTHERN COLORADO DANCE

Northern Colorado Dance…creating ARTists one step at a time!

Dancers age 2+ focus on the joy of learning movement! Coordination, dynamics, and body in space all provide the foundation for classical ballet training beginning at age 7.

Adults enjoy beginner-intermediate ballet and multigeneration tap classes for dancers ages 7 and up!

Taught in a structured setting with a studio atmosphere for progressive, continued study through the semester and years. Fall semester includes our performing group! Semester sign-up is required to participate. Our version of Cinderella will take the stage at various venues. Nonperformance classes are available.

Directed by Deneice Dyer, a professional instructor of 35+ years. Contact lildancersgw@gmail.com for questions.

ADULT BALLET I

This is an open-level ballet class for adults; beginners are welcome. Close attention is paid to alignment, posture and establishing and maintaining good technique. No class Sept. 1.

Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 16+

Mon 8/25-9/15 7:30-8:45p $78 313548-01

Mon 9/22-10/13 7:30-8:45p $78 313548-02

Mon 10/20-11/10 7:30-8:45p $78 313548-03

Mon 11/17-12/15 7:30-8:45p $78 313548-04

BALLET V

Intermediate ballet technique is established. Dancers attend a minimum of three classes per week. Instructor evaluation is required before registration for new dancers.

Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 11+

Tue 8/26-9/16 6:30-8p

Tue 9/23-10/14

Tue 11/18-12/16 6:30-8p $82 313537-04

LIL’ DANCERS II

Second year pre-ballet class. Improve locomotor moves and how they translate dance into stories!

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 4-5

8/26-9/16 4:30-5:15p

9/23-10/14

PREMIERE BALLET/ BALLET I

First introduction or reintroduction to the ballet barre! Learn the first barre exercises and see how our stories translate into technique.

Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 6-12

POINTE I

**Tuesday class meets 8-8:30 p.m., Wednesday class meets 6:30-7 p.m.**

Pre-pointe testing determines whether a dancer continues safely into pointe shoes. A pre-pointe class is a prerequisite. A minimum of three technique classes in addition to pointe class is required to maintain strength.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

11/18-12/17 8-8:30p $82 313550-04

ACRO DANCE

Homeschoolers, tumble with us and have the chance to perform a scene in “Cinderella.” A performance fee is due if you decide to perform.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 5-12

Wed 8/27-9/17 10:4511:30a $72 313525-01

Wed 9/24-10/15 10:4511:30a $72 313525-02

Wed 10/22-11/12 10:4511:30a $72 313525-03

Wed 11/19-12/17 10:4511:30a $72 313525-04

BABY BALLERINA

Don your tutus and learn class sequence with a caregiver to fun, interactive songs. Listen to musical cues for movement while following along with the instructor.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 2-3

Wed 8/27-9/17 9-9:30a $62 313529-01

Wed 9/24-10/15 9-9:30a $59 313529-02

Wed 10/22-11/12 9-9:30a $62 313529-03

Wed 11/19-12/17 9-9:30a $620 313529-04

TINY TUMBLERS

Discover many locomotor moves, rolls, jumps and stretches as we strengthen our body and find coordination.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 3-4

Wed 8/27-9/17 11:45a-12:30p $68 313530-01

Wed 9/24-10/15 11:45a-12:30p $68 313530-02

Wed 10/22-11/12 11:45a-12:30p $68 313530-03

Wed 11/19-12/17 10:45-11:30a $68 313530-04

LIL’ DANCERS I

First pre-ballet class without a caregiver! Learn locomotor moves and how they translate dance into stories!

Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 3-4

Wed 8/27-9/17 9:45-10:30a $68 313531-01

Wed 9/24-10/15 9:45-10:30a $68 313531-02

Wed 10/22-11/12 9:45-10:30a $68 313531-03

Wed 11/19-12/17 9:45-10:30a $68 313531-04

BALLET II/III

Dancers who have completed at least one year of Ballet II or are currently in Ballet III (this is their second class requirement). Focus on execution while monitoring the placement of the body while learning new vocabulary.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 8+

8/27-9/17

BALLET V/VI

Intermediate ballet technique is established. Dancers attend a minimum of three classes per week. *Instructor evaluation required prior registration for to new dancers.

Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 11+

10/22-11/12 4:45-6:25p $82 313538-03 Wed 11/19-12/17 4:45-6:25p $82 313538-04

ADULT BALLET II

Open level ballet class for adults, advanced beginners and up. Close attention is paid to alignment, posture and establishing and maintaining good technique. Performance fee is due if you decide to perform in “Cinderella.”

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 16+

POINTE II

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

9/24-10/17

Wed/Fri 10/22-11/14 6:30-7p $82 313551-03 Wed/Fri 11/19-12/19 6:30-7p $82 313551-04

ACRO DANCE TUMBLERS

Acro Dance interest? Come tumble with us and have the chance to perform a scene in “Cinderella.” A performance fee is due if you decide to perform.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 4-8

Thu 8/28-9/18 3:30-4:15p $72 313526-01

Thu 9/25-10/16 3:30-4:15p $72 313526-02

Thu 10/23-11/13 3:30-4:15p $72 313526-03

Thu 11/20-12/18 3:30-4:15p $72 313526-04

LIL’ DANCERS I/II

Pre-ballet class. Learn and/or improve locomotor moves and how they translate into dance through stories!

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 3-5

Thu 8/28-9/18 5:30-6:15p $68 313533-01 Thu 9/25-10/16 5:30-6:15p $68 313533-02

Thu 10/23-11/13 5:30-6:15p $68 313533-03

Thu 11/20-12/18 5:30-6:15p $68 313533-04

BALLET II/III

Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 8+

MULTI-GENERATIONAL TAP

Open level tap class for kids and adults working on beginning and intermediate skills, learning combinations and dances. Have the chance to perform a scene in “Cinderella.” A performance fee is due if you decide to perform.

Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 7+

Thu 8/28-9/18 4:30-5:15p $72 313552-01 Thu 9/25-10/16 4:30-5:15p $72 313552-02 Thu 10/23-11/13 4:30-5:15p $72 313552-03 Thu 11/20-12/18 4:30-5:15p $72 313552-04

BALLET VI

Intermediate ballet technique is established and maintained. Dancers attend a minimum three classes per week. Instructor evaluation required prior to registration for new dancers.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 11+

8/29-9/19 4:45-6:25p $82 313539-01 Fri 9/26-10/17 4:45-6:25p $82 313539-02 Fri 10/24-11/14 4:45-6:25p $82 313539-03

11/21-12/19 4:45-6:25p $82 313539-04

PETITE BALLERINAS

Ballet interchanges with our story as dancers skip, chasse and arabesque, learning basic ballet moves.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 5-6

11/21-12/19

THE DANCE DEPARTMENT

The Dance Department offers dance classes to dancers ranging from 18 months to 18 years of age, in every style. The co-owners, Nicole Kutella and Miranda Lung, are ready to welcome you into the Dance Department family. They have more than 35 years of teaching experience and are excited to show families in our community how much fun they can have through dance and movement.

Whether your dancer is interested in trying out dance for the first time, or are looking to perfect their technique, we are thrilled to work with them and share our love and passion for dance.

For more class options, age ranges and information on our non-competitive repertory dance team, visit our website at thedancedepartment.net. Questions are answered directly by Miranda and Nicole by emailing info@thedancedepartment.net or calling/texting (970) 230-3226

BALLET/TAP/JAZZ/TUMBLE

Dancers will sample jazz, ballet, tap and tumbling each week! Find your style before selecting your perfect Dance Department class, and learn a fun new dance each week! Dancers may wear comfortable clothing and clean shoes. Dancers are welcome, but not required, to join us for our Winter Showcase!

Contact The Dance Department at info@ thedancedepartment.net or call/text 970-230-3226.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 4-6

YOUTH DANCE SAMPLER

Dancers will sample jazz/contemporary, hip-hop, modern/ contemporary and ballet/tap with a different style sampled each week. Find the style you most connect with and harness your skills through fun combos and in a confidence-building atmosphere! Dancers may wear comfortable clothing and clean shoes. Participation in the Winter Showcase is recommended but not required.

Contact The Dance Department at info@ thedancedepartment.net or call/text 970-230-3226.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 6-12

DANCE WITH ME

In this adult-and-child class, we will learn basic dance steps, stretch and have fun making memories and learning together. All dancers should wear clothes they can comfortably move in. This is a child-with-caregivers class. Participants are encouraged but not required to join us for the Winter Showcase!

Contact The Dance Department at info@ thedancedepartment.net or call/text 970-230-3226.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 1-4

MUSIC TOGETHER® FALL SESSION

Support and challenge your little one in this four-week Music Together® Family Favorites II class and experience the joy of making music as a community!

Classes are for mixed-age children (babies through age 5) and their caregivers. Siblings are welcome, and tuition is reduced for siblings 8 months to 6 years. Siblings under 8 months or over 6 years are free. Come and sing, dance and play with us!

Tuition includes four weekly classes and a digital Family Favorites II Collection recording download.

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 0-5

TINY HIP-HOP DANCE

In this high-energy class, the dancers will learn the basics of hip-hop, play games, and learn a short dance to show off their new moves! All dancers should wear comfortable clothes and clean sneakers. Participants are encouraged but not required to join us for the Winter Showcase!

Contact The Dance Department at info@ thedancedepartment.net or call/text 970-230-3226.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 3-5

Tue 9/9-30 10-10:40a

MUSIC TOGETHER®

This playful music class for preschoolers supports every child, no matter their learning style or stage of development. Each weekly class includes musical activities led by a trained teacher who inspires everyone to enjoy the fun while enhancing language, cognitive, emotional, social and physical development. Plant the seeds for musical development through singing, movement and instrument play.

MUSIC TOGETHER® HOLIDAY SESSION

Parents and guardians, take a break from the holiday rush! Join us for Music Together® and experience the joy of making holiday music as a community! You’ll have fun while supporting your child in all areas of learning— language and early literacy, social and emotional development, cognitive growth, and physical and motor skills.

Classes are for mixed-age children (babies through age 5) and caregivers. Siblings are welcome, and tuition is reduced for siblings 8 months to 6 years. Siblings under 8 months or over 6 years are free.

Join us for a fun-filled holiday season Music Together® class! We will sing, play and dance together to some favorite festive songs!

Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 0-5

FITNESS

STRONGHER

These strength-focused workouts are specifically created for women and what their bodies need to stay strong and fit lifelong. They are suitable for all ages and seasons. From young adulthood to perimenopause and beyond, these exercises are backed by science on how to work with our hormones to make the most of our fitness. Join this fun, open environment for all fitness abilities.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

Sun 8/31-10/5 5-6p $60 314845-01

Tue 9/2-10/7 6-7a $60 314845-02

Tue/Sun 8/31-10/7 5-6p $100 314845-03

Sun 10/12-11/16 5-6p $60 314845-04

Tue 10/14-11/18 6-7a $60 314845-05

Tue/Sun 10/12-11/18 5-6p $100 314845-06

FIT MOM

Workouts designed by perinatal exercise trainer Michelle Tucker for moms to help them stay strong in pregnancy, rehab after childbirth, and gain a fit and strong body for all seasons of motherhood. These exercises are approved by a physical therapist, are specific for prenatal and postpartum seasons, and benefit moms of any age.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 20+

Sun 8/31-10/5 4-5p $60 314846-01

Sun 10/12-11/16 4-5p $60 314846-02

WINTER SOLSTICE

RESTORATIVE: RESET AND RELEASE YOGA CLASS

You are warmly invited to step away from the holiday rush and into a space of stillness and calm. In honor of the Winter Solstice, when nature slows down and turns inward, we’ll gather for a deeply relaxing 90-minute restorative yoga class. This gentle practice is designed to help you unplug from stress, release deep tensions, calm your mind and restore balance to your body and spirit. Open to all levels, there is no prior yoga experience needed. Bring or wear warm, stretchy, comfortable clothing, a pair of cozy socks, a yoga mat and any other props that bring you comfort.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

JUNIOR FITNESS CARD

Earn the privilege of using the fitness floor before age 16. Participants will meet in small groups with a fitness staff member to learn fitness floor rules, safety and spotting, and correct equipment use. Upon successful completion, those aged 12 to 15 may use the fitness floor and equipment without adult supervision.

Contact the front desk at 970 674-3500 for available days and times.

Location: CRC Fitness Room

Ages: 12-15

PERSONAL TRAINING PERSONAL TRAINING

Kevin Hinkle

From: Windsor, CO

Certifications:

• AFPA Certified Personal Trainer

• AFPA Nutrition For Health & Performance

Interests:

• Bicycling

Christa Gibson

From: Seattle, WA

Certifications:

• AFFA Certified Personal Trainer

• CSU Graduate Nutrition Certification

• NASM Fitness Nutrition Specialist

• TRX

• Silver Sneakers

Interests:

• Triathlon (swimming, biking, running)

• Golf

• Trail running

Zach Lewis

From: Manhattan Beach, CA

Certifications:

• NASM Certified Personal Trainer

• Bachelors of Science in Health and Exercise Science from Colorado State University

Interests:

• Hiking

• Skiing

• Surfing

• Exploring new destinations

Areas of Specialization:

• Strength Training For All Ages, All Levels

• Core, Balance, Flexibility and Posture Improvement

• Functional and HIIT Training

• Senior Body Strength Equalization

• Joint Replacement Pre- and Post-op Rehabilitation

• Post Stroke Recovery

• Golf Flexibility and Strength

• Self-Improvement Through Hard Work, Consistency and Positive Reinforcement

Areas of Specialization:

• Weight Management

• Post-Pregnancy Weight Loss

• Muscle Strengthening

• Proper Exercise Execution

• Weight Training for Beginners

• Weight Training for Athletes

• Fitness Nutrition

• Senior Fitness

Areas of Specialization:

• Strength Conditioning and Sports Performance

• Principles of Weight Training for Young Athletes

• Injury Rehab

• Mental Health

• Balance and Stability

• Functional Movement and Mobility

• Bodybuilding and Muscle Hypertrophy

• New Athlete Development and Gym Confidence

See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/PersonalTraining

Brianna Jones

From: Windsor, CO

Certifications:

• NASM-CPT

• HIGH, Low, YO

• Upbeat Barre, Upbeat Lift, Upbeat Pilates

• AQUA, TRX

Interests:

• Time with family and friends

• Music

• Dance

• Crafting and DIY projects.

Stephanie Furrow

From: Fort Collins, CO

Certifications:

• ISSA Personal Trainer

• ISSA Indoor Cycle

• NASM Youth Exercise Specialist

Interests:

• Hiking

• Coaching youth sports

• Trying new recipes

Areas of Specialization:

• Senior Fitness

• Women’s Health

• Strength and Flexibility

Areas of Specialization:

• Group Exercise Classes

• Bootcamp-style Classes

• One-on-One with Clients

Michelle Tucker

From: Delphos, KS

Certifications:

• CPR/AED Certified

• ACE Certified Personal Trainer

• Certified Postnatal Fitness Specialist

Interests:

• Hiking

• Traveling with my husband

• Running

• Watching my boys play sports

• Making yummy and nutritional dishes

Areas of Specialization:

• Pre- and Postpartum Exercise

• Peri/Postmenopause Exercise

• Exercising with Chronic Pain or Disease

• Weight Loss and Weight Management

• Core Strength

ATHLETICS

ADULT

SPORTS

ABB MENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Teams play six league games and a single elimination tournament. This is a recreation league and is designed for teams that have a variety of average to higher skilled players.

Location: CRC Gymnasium Age: 18+

VOLLEYBALL INDOOR FALL LEAGUE

This is a fun recreational league geared towards friendly competition and sportsmanship and includes an end-ofseason tournament. Get a team together and get active this coming fall!

Location: Grandview Elementary School Gymnasium Age: 18+

TURKEY BALL TOURNAMENT

Special rules of Turkey Ball include running the bases in the opposite direction. Awards will be given to the tournament champions! Turkey Ball will be played rain, snow or shine. Teams consist of nine to 12 players and are guaranteed three games.

Location: Chimney Park Age: 18+

Mushball will be played rain, snow or shine. Each team will play five regular season games. The end-of-season tournament will be on Saturday, Nov. 15. This will be a double elimination tournament with two games guaranteed. We will play with the original 16-inch Mushball rules.

Location: Varies Age: 18+

YOUTH SPORTS

BASKETBALL REC GIRLS K-8TH

Junior Nuggets girls basketball is a recreation league designed to teach fundamentals of basketball in a team setting. Participants will receive a Denver Nuggets reversible jersey, which will be the game jersey, and one ticket to a Nuggets game.

Practices Begin: Week of Oct. 20

Games: Saturdays Nov. 1 - Dec. 13. No games on Saturday, Nov. 29.

Location: Varies

*Practices are held twice a week and are held between the times stated below.

BASKETBALL REC BOYS 2ND-8TH

Junior Nuggets boys basketball is a recreation league designed to teach fundamentals of basketball in a team setting. Participants will receive a Denver Nuggets reversible jersey, which will be the game jersey and one ticket to a Nuggets game.

Practices Begin: Week of Jan. 12

Games: Saturdays Jan. 24 - Feb. 28

Location: Varies

*Practices are held twice a week and are held between the times stated below.

BASKETBALL REC BOYS K-1ST

Practices Begin: Week of Oct. 20

Games: Saturdays Nov. 1 - Dec. 13. No games on Saturday, Nov. 29.

Location: CRC

*Practices are held twice a week and are held between the times stated below.

HIGH SCHOOL REC BASKETBALL

This is a recreational basketball league intended for those not playing on a high school or club basketball team. We partner with the Junior Nuggets programeach participant will receive a Junior Nuggets reversible branded jersey and one ticket to a Denver Nuggets game. Games will be played against teams from other Northern Colorado communities.

Practices Begin: Week of Jan. 12

Games: Sundays Jan. 25 - March 1

Location: Varies

*Practices are held twice a week and are held between the times stated below.

See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Athletics

YOUTH SPORT CAMPS

UPRISE HOOPS - BACK TO SCHOOL DAY CAMP

Get back in the basketball swing of things after a fun summer! Skills, drills, competition, games, learning and lots of fun! Two sessions offered! Players can attend both if they choose. Players will be broken up into groups based on age and ability level. Ability levels can range from beginner, intermediate, competitive and advanced. Positive, high-energy instruction, teaching with emphasis on development, learning and fun!

Please visit uprisehoops.com to register for camp, to find additional information and pricing.

Location: CRC

Ages: 8-18

UPRISE HOOPS - NEXT LEVEL SKILLS ACADEMY

Physical and mental basketball skill development sessions. Focus on offensive skills, basketball IQ, mental training and competitive situations. Four sessions offered to match players’ ability levels. Ability levels can range from beginner, intermediate, competitive and advanced. Sessions include four workouts.

Please visit uprisehoops.com to register for camp, to find additional information and pricing.

Location: CRC

Ages: 8-18

No session on Nov. 23

Sept.-Nov. 12:30-5:30p

UPRISE HOOPS - NEXT LEVEL YOUTH BASKETBALL DAY CAMPS

Please visit uprisehoops.com to register for camp, to find additional information and pricing.

Location: CRC Ages: 8-18

Sat 10/18, 10/25, 11/29, 12/20, 12/27 9a-12p or 1-4p

WINTER BASKETBALL CAMP

This is a great way for your kids to stay active during the break. Join us for a two-day basketball camp for first through eighth grade on Monday, Dec. 29 and Tuesday, Dec. 30. Space is limited. Register early.

Coach Bruce Dick is one of the best motivators and shooting instructors in the game today. His teams play an exciting style of basketball and are always among the top three-point shooting and free-throw teams in Colorado.

Location: CRC Gymnasium Ages: 6-13

Tue

UPRISE HOOPS - 3V3 TOURNAMENT

Visit uprisehoops.com to register for camp, to find additional information and pricing.

Location: CRC

Ages: 8-18

CARA BASKETBALL SKILLS CHALLENGE

The Colorado Association of Recreational Athletics (CARA) Basketball Skills Challenge is a competition open to boys and girls that allows youngsters to showcase their talents in dribbling, passing, and shooting. Top scorers from each age group will advance to a sectional competition, and sectional winners will advance to the state championship.

Location: CRC Gymnasium

Ages: 6-13

SUPERTOTS PROGRAMS - FALL

SuperTots Sports programs are a great opportunity for kids to get out and play in a fun, preschool-based sports environment. We focus on preschool skills like listening, following directions, sharing, waiting turns, as well as colors, numbers, shapes, sizes and more. Give your little superstar an awesome first step into sports with SuperTots!

Location: CRC

For more information on camps, visit skyhawks.fun/windsor.

Who Qualifies for a Resident Rate?

• Any person owning taxable real or personal property in the Town of Windsor and can show verification.

• Any person enrolled in the Weld RE-4 School District.

• Proof of residency.

OFFICIATION & SCOREKEEPING

Interested in officiation and/or scorekeeping youth and adult sports? Northern Colorado Sports Officials (NCSO) is assigning Windsor officials for the 2025/2026 seasons! Visit NCSO’s website for more information: goncso.com.

NEED A LITTLE HELP? REDUCED FEE/SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS

The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Reduced Fee and Severance Youth Scholarship Programs are funded through generous donations from multiple sources including the Windsor Town Board and United Way of Weld County. Reduced fees and scholarships are available for Windsor and Severance residents meeting qualification guidelines including proof of income, household size and proof of residency taken from a property tax certification, utility bill or rental agreement. Applications are available at the front desk of the Community Recreation Center.

UNIFORMS

Uniforms are sold at the Windsor Community Recreation Center. Recreational uniforms may be exchanged or returned within 10 business days of purchase date if it hasn’t been worn or washed and the tags are still attached

ONLINE SPORTS SCHEDULES

All youth and adult sports schedules are located online through Team Sideline at teamsideline.com/windsor for the latest game and practice schedules, to receive game cancellation notifications and weather updates.

INCLEMENT WEATHER SPORTS HOTLINE

Call 970-674-3530 about weather for all scheduled games. Call the team coach about practice cancellations.

INFORMATION

Our Mission

To Build Community

Our Vision

To Be the National Leader in Exceptional Recreation Experiences

Code of Conduct

The Town of Windsor expects reasonable and appropriate behavior from those who visit and use the facilities and partake in activities. The Parks, Recreation & Culture Department had established a code of conduct to ensure safety and enjoyment and reserves the right to deny admission and/or take disciplinary action against any individual violating the code of conduct. A violation includes, but is not limited to, the use of obscene language or gestures, disorderly conduct, theft, public intoxication, use of drugs, sexual misconduct, indecency, harassment, failure to cooperate with staff, possession of weapons of any kind, noncompliance with established policies and rules, and unlawful activity and any other behavior deemed offensive or unacceptable. Staff will enforce this code of conduct.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

The Parks, Recreation & Culture Department is committed to supporting individuals with disabilities and we are happy to discuss any special accommodations or adaptations necessary for participation. Please contact the CRC at 970-674-3500 for assistance requests or inquiries.

PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE STAFF

Recreation Supervisor - Active Adults Jay Eckhardt ................ 970-674-3515

Recreation Supervisor - Aquatics & Fitness Natalee Gonzalez 970-674-3487

Recreation Supervisor - Athletics Matthew “Tiki” Lee .... 970-674-3509

Recreation Supervisor - Operations Amy Hodge 970-388-2489

For help, please email: windsorpr@windsorgov.com

Important Phone Numbers

Art & Heritage Center

Chimney Park Pool

Community Recreation Center (CRC)

Facility Rentals

Forestry

Police Department

Senior Meals / Transportation

Park Shelter Rentals

Discover the heart of Windsor’s decision-making process through its Town Board and various commissions, including the Tree Board, Parks, Recreation & Culture Advisory Board and Windsor Arts Commission. These bodies collaborate to review projects, gather insights and provide recommendations. Explore meeting details and learn more by visiting, windsorgov.com/Boards-Commissions. All meetings are open to the public, fostering transparency and community involvement.

Comments or Questions?

Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture is committed to serving you in the best way possible. If you have any comments, questions or concerns about programs or facilities, please let us know. Every effort will be made to answer your questions or correct the problem.

Visit: windsorgov.com/SeeClickFix Email: windsorpr@windsorgov.com Call: 970-674-3500

Windsor Reduced Fee Program

Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture has a reduced fee program that offers financial assistance to Windsor residents (both children and adults) who need support in order to participate in recreation activities.

Severance Youth Scholarship Program

Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture has established a scholarship program that offers financial assistance for youth athletic/program registrations to Severance residents under 18 years.

Please contact the Community Recreation Center to obtain an application or you can fill one out online at recreationliveshere.com/ ReducedFee. Your request will be confidentially reviewed and approved based on financial qualifications.

We are foster friendly - reduced fees are available to foster children 18 and under.

Discounted daily admission fees offered to Colorado EBT/SNAP recipients.