Summer 2026 Activity Guide by Town of Windsor

High School

Daddy Daughter & Mother Son Dance

WHAT’S INSIDE

T/Th June 2-25

T/Th July 7-30

June 6-27 Sa July 11-Aug. 1

M-Th June 8-18

M-Th June 22-July 2

M-Th July 6-16

M-Th July 20-30

Monday, May 4

*Pool closes one hour prior to CRC closing.

HOLIDAY & FACILITY CLOSURES

The Community Recreation Center will be closed for the following:

• Sunday, April 5 (Easter)

• Monday, May 25 (Memorial Day)

• Saturday, July 4 (Independence Day)

• Saturday, Aug. 15-Sunday, Aug. 23 (Annual Maintenance Week)

• Monday, Sept. 7 (Labor Day)

WELCOME FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE TARA FOTSCH

Summer in Windsor is something special. It’s early mornings on the trails, splashfilled afternoons at the pool, evenings in the park with live music, and weekends packed with tournaments, festivals, and neighbors connecting. Summer is when our community truly comes alive, and we are excited to bring you a season full of opportunities to play, explore, grow, and gather.

Inside this Summer Activity Guide, you’ll find programs and events designed for every age and interest. From youth sports leagues and swim lessons to fitness classes, camps, outdoor adventures, community celebrations, and active adult programs, there is something here for everyone.

Our Windsor PRC team works year-round to ensure your parks are maintained, your facilities are welcoming, and your experiences are memorable. Whether we’re prepping fields, planting flower pots, serving senior lunches, hosting events, managing trails, or teaching your child their first swim stroke, our commitment is to deliver exceptional service with pride and purpose. This summer, I encourage you to:

• Try something new

• Visit a park you haven’t explored

• Attend a community event

• Invite a neighbor to join you

• Make time to play

Parks, recreation and culture are more than programs, they’re where memories are made, friendships are formed, and community thrives.Thank you for choosing Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture. We are honored to serve you and your family, and we look forward to seeing you out in our parks, facilities, and events all summer long. Here’s to a vibrant, active, and connected summer in Windsor. Warm regards,

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

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

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 28.

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 52.

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, 5-8 p.m., and Saturdays, 8 a.m.-Noon. Maximum time allowance of 90 minutes per visit.

EVENTS

2026 CONCERT SCHEDULE

JUN 4 Brian Brooks Sundown Rising

JUN 11 Ten Cent Prophet

JUN 18 Bridger Teton

JUN 25 Chelsey Webb

JUL 9 Margarita Brothers

JUL 16 Parlor Pickers

JUL 23 Crystal Visions

JUL 30 Colorado Keys

AUG 6 Ninety2K

MOVIES IN THE PARK

Bring a lawn chair and relax in one of Windsor’s beautiful parks while enjoying a movie with family and friends. Movies are free and begin at dusk. Please review film ratings before attending. Experience a welcoming evening outdoors with your community.

Location: Varies

POOCHES IN THE PARK

Bring your dog and enjoy a fun, social time at Pooches in the Park. This community gathering offers space for pets to play and neighbors to connect in a welcoming outdoor setting. Grab a leash and join us for a tail-wagging good time with fellow dog lovers.

Location: Varies

CRC MEMBERS ONLY SWIM AT CHIMNEY PARK POOL

Open to Windsor CRC members with an active 3-month, Monthly, Paid in full, Silver Sneakers or Renew Active membership. Come and enjoy a fun and refreshing evening swim at the Chimney Park Pool. Free food and swag provided while supplies last! Registration required.

KIDS TO PARK

Get ready for adventure at Kids to Park Day! This nationally recognized event invites families and children to step outside and embrace the outdoors. This event is all about discovering the beauty of our local parks, playgrounds, open spaces, learning and outdoor fun. Bring your family and make unforgettable memories as you visit these hidden gems right in your community!

Location: Eastman Park

FARMERS MARKET

The Farmers Market is back! Stroll through vendor booths featuring seasonal foods, baked treats and unique finds, all while enjoying live entertainment in a lively outdoor setting. Support local businesses, connect with neighbors and savor the flavors of the season.

Location: Farmers Market Pavilion, Boardwalk Park

JULY 4TH

Celebrate the 4th of July at Boardwalk Park with a full day of family-friendly fun. Fireworks will begin at dusk (weather permitting). Enjoy a variety of food and drinks from local trucks and vendors, along with offerings from the Windsor Lake concessions stand. Bring family and friends and take part in a festive community tradition filled with food, fun and patriotic spirit.

Location: Boardwalk Park

FAMILY CAMP OUT

Enjoy an evening of outdoor adventure at our Family Camp Out. Activities include a campfire, fishing, paddle boats and a movie on the big screen at dusk. Set up camp in the afternoon before the event begins. A family dinner and light breakfast are included. Bring a tent, sleeping bags, flashlights, bug spray and fishing gear, including a license if required. Registration is required, and a participation fee applies.

Location: Boardwalk Park

MEMBER APPRECIATION NIGHT

We’re celebrating you at our Member Appreciation Night. Enjoy a fun-filled evening with games, complimentary snacks and more in appreciation of your support. This exclusive event is open to Windsor Community Recreation Center members including Monthly, Paid-In-Full, SilverSneakers and Renew Active pass holders. Join us for a special night dedicated to our valued members at the CRC.

*The Windsor CRC is only open to members during this event.

FISHING DERBY

Cast a line and make a memory at Eastman Park. The pond will be stocked with fish to give Windsor youth the chance to reel in their first catch. Participants may keep up to two fish and enjoy an included lunch featuring a hot dog, chips and a drink. Bring a fishing pole and any gear you would like to use. Join us for a fun, welcoming day by the water.

Location: Eastman Park

Ages: 2-12

SICK TREE DAY - FORESTRY

Each year, the Town of Windsor Tree Board and the Windsor Forestry staff hosts “Sick Tree Day”. Horticulture experts will visit homes throughout Windsor to assess sick or declining trees and provide clear guidance on care and next steps. This once-a-year opportunity helps protect the health, safety and beauty of our community’s trees.

Location: Offsite Location

WINDSOR CRUISE IN CAR SHOW

Celebrate classic cars with a showcase of originals, street rods, customs and unique garage creations. Enjoy an impressive display of vehicles, along with music and food. Admission is free.

Location: Windsor High School

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

VOLUNTEER EVENTS

WINDSOR VOLUNTEER FAIR

Discover ways to give back at the Windsor Volunteer Fair. Meet local nonprofits and service organizations, learn about their impact and explore volunteer opportunities that match your interests. Enjoy a snack from a food truck and celebrate the spirit of service with neighbors and friends. Registration is not required. This drop-in event takes place at the Market Pavilion and will move indoors to the Windsor Recreation Center in case of inclement weather.

Location: Market Pavilion at Boardwalk Park

COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER DAYS

Volunteer and help care for this vibrant community space. Community Volunteer Days are free and open to all. Advance registration is required to participate. Join neighbors in supporting public spaces, enjoy time outdoors and stay for a picnic lunch following each event.

Sat 5/16 Treasure

9a-12p Sat 6/6 Highland Ridge 9a-12p Sat 7/18 Treasure Island 9a-12p

Contact the Volunteer Coordinator or visit windsorgov.com/Volunteer. Volunteer Coordinator 970-388-5199 Call today for a consultation to find your experience!

Learn about upcoming events, training opportunities and social gatherings by signing up for our quarterly e-newsletter at bit.ly/ WindsorVolunteerNewsletter.

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

PUBLIC GARDENS

Treasure Island Demonstration Garden is an 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 WindsorSeverance 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! The Historic Halfway Homestead is an agricultural heritage site located at 335 McNeil Dr. With historic buildings, a nature play area, and a shady pavilion, this site is now open for public enjoyment. This site also features a community garden with plots available to rent.

GARDEN TOURS

Celebrate special days throughout the summer with a tour of Treasure Island Demonstration Garden! Drop in during the hours of 1:30-3:30pm 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.

Location: Treasure Island Demonstration Garden

Sun 5/10 1:30-3:30p Free 243320-00

Sun 6/14 1:30-3:30p Free 243320-01

Sun 9/13 1:30-3:30p Free 243320-02

Sun 7/12 1:30-3:30p Free 243320-03

Sun 8/9 1:30-3:30p Free 243320-04

GARDENING CLASSES

Learn about gardening with free classes at Treasure Island Demonstration Garden! Classes are presented by Weld County Master Gardeners and other local horticulture professionals. Classes are held at the Garden and are weather dependent.

Location: Treasure Island Demonstration Garden

Wed 5/20 12-12:45p Free 243321-00

Wed 6/17 6-6:45p Free 243321-01

Wed 7/15 12-12:45p Free 243321-03

Wed 8/19 6-6:45p Free 243321-04

Wed 9/16 12-12:45p Free 243321-05

MUSEUMS

ABOUT MUSEUMS

Town of Windsor Museums comprises the Windsor History Museum—celebrating its 50th Birthday—the Art & Heritage Center; the Eaton House; and the Historic Halfway Homestead.

The Museum Education team provides educational programming for all ages across various subjects from Windsor history.

HISTORIC HALFWAY HOMESTEAD

335 McNeil Dr.

Explore Windsor’s newest Historic Landmark, the Halfway Homestead! The park features native plants, historic buildings, an antique tractor, a nature playground and more. The Homestead is open daily from dawn to dusk. The Dickey Farmhouse is open during programs and by appointment.

WINDSOR HISTORY

MUSEUM & EATON HOUSE

100 N. 5th St.

Unlock Windsor’s past at the Windsor History Museum! Explore what life was like in early Windsor at the 1883 Train Depot, caboose, schoolhouse, farmhouse, beet shack and chapel. With brand new exhibits including family-friendly interactives and play spaces!

Open May 22-Sept. 6

Free Admission

Thursdays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Fridays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

ART & HERITAGE CENTER

116 5th St.

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

Open hours during exhibitions: Fridays, Noon – 4 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sundays, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

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

AHC EXHIBITIONS MINI EXHIBITS AT THE CRC

MARYANNA YAUK: RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION

Celebrate long time Windsor artist Maryanna Yauk’s extensive art collection in this retrospective exhibit. Maryanna was a Windsor staple and passed away in 2025. Her work spans many decades and even more mediums. See her work at both the AHC and the Community Recreation Center for the duration of the show.

Exhibition Runs: May 22 – June 28

Opening Reception: May 29, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.

VERSE-A-STYLE: 2ND ANNUAL COLLABORATIVE ART EXPERIMENT

Join us for Windsor’s second annual collaborative art exhibition, where creative boundaries are meant to be crossed. Visual artists have been paired with poets, musicians, and multimedia artists, spending three months developing entirely new, original works together.

Experience what unfolds when diverse artistic voices intersect and inspire one another. Opening events will feature poetry readings, live performances, and artist talks, offering insight into the creative process behind each collaboration.

Exhibition Runs: July 10 – Aug. 30

Reception #1: July 10, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Reception #2: Aug. 7, 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.

COMMUNITY ART SHOW CALL FOR ARTISTS

Windsor’s 12th Annual Community Art Show is centered around the number 3. Regional artists of all disciplines are encouraged to apply to this year’s call. Submission accepted April through mid-June. Visit the website for more details. recreationliveshere.com/Culture

DEMOCRACY IN DIALOGUE –RECREATIONAL STAPLES OF WINDSOR

Some of Windsor’s middle school students explore how community played a role in America--and Windsor--over the last 250 years. This exhibit is presented in partnership with The Smithsonian Institute.

April 26 – May 16

MARYANNA

YAUK: RETROSPECTIVE EXHIBITION

Extension of the Art & Heritage Center exhibit.

May 22 – June 28

GRACE KNOX AND SALLY MANKUS: INSTALLATION ARTISTS

Local artist Grace Knox and Sally Mankus showcase their unique artwork in this mini exhibit that showcases the creativity and genius behind their creative minds.

July 1– August 8

MUSEUM EVENTS

ALL ABOARD FOR 50 YEARS!: WINDSOR MUSEUM CELEBRATION

The Windsor History Museum is celebrating 50 years! Join us for a morning of exploration and fun. Discover brandnew exhibits through the historic 1883 Depot, new stories, interactive experiences, and family-friendly play areas.

Saturday, June 6; 10a.m. - 1p.m. Windsor History Museum, 100 N. 5th St.

PORTRAIT LANDS: POETRY READING AND BOOK SIGNING

Fort Collins Poet Laureate Melissa Mitchell shares poems from her debut poetry chapbook, Portrait Lands combined with live art by artist Chelsea Gilmore. Following there will be an open mic and book signing. April 12, 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Art & Heritage Center, 116 5th St.

PROGRAMS

LIL’ EXPLORERS PRESCHOOL CLASSES

Explore STEAM, nature and history alongside your preschooler in this engaging child-with-adult class. Parents, grandparents and caregivers are welcome to learn and discover together. Children build confidence while exploring hands-on activities that spark curiosity and imagination. Register for a single session or enjoy the full summer series. Please enroll each child who will attend; accompanying adults do not need to register.

May 14: Buds & Blossoms

May 28: Rainbows

June 4: Water

July 9: Archaeology

July 30: Bubbles

Aug. 13: B is for Butter

Aug. 27: Apples

Location: Eaton House

Ages: 2-5

Thu 5/14 9-10a $12 245601-01

Thu 5/28 9-10a $12 245601-02

Thu 6/4 9-10a $12 245601-03

Thu 7/9 9-10a $12 245601-04

Thu 7/30 9-10a $12 245601-05

Thu 8/13 9-10a $12 245601-06

Thu 8/27 9-10a $12 245601-07

THE PLAYHOUSE PRESCHOOL CAMP

Welcome to the Playhouse. These preschool camps encourage children to explore the world around them while building confidence outdoors and a foundation for STEAM learning. This is a child-only camp, and participants must be potty trained. Morning and afternoon sessions of each theme offer the same experience.

Farmyard Friends: Discover life on a farm through art, science, stories, music and guided outdoor play at the historic Dickey Farmhouse.

Habitat Adventure: Explore habitats through hands-on art, simple science experiments, stories, songs and outdoor exploration.

Location: Halfway Homestead Ages: 3-5

PLAY! AT HALFWAY

Join us for playful outdoor exploration at the Halfway Homestead. You and your child can create in the mud kitchen, build rivers at the water feature, construct imaginative structures and practice balancing skills. A small educator-led activity is also available. Adult participation is required throughout the program. This is a drop-in class, so come when it works for you.

There is no Play! at Halfway on June 24 and July 22 due to Museum summer camps.

Location: Halfway Homestead Ages: 2-5

WILD FOR WATER CAMP

Get ready, get set, get wet! We’ll explore Windsor’s rivers and lakes as we catch creatures, play games, conduct science experiments, hike, kayak, swim and more! Throughout our adventure, we’ll sharpen our ecodetective skills and uncover the mysteries of the animals and plants in the wettest ecosystems.

Location: Eaton House

(Ages 6-8)

(Ages 9-12)

INVENTIONS & STEM CAMP

Calling all young inventors that love to make, engineer, and take-apart! We’ll explore inventions through history as we find inspiration to create our own. We’ll experiment, sketch, design, learn tool skills, build prototypes, create, and engineer our own new inventions!

Location: Halfway Homestead Ages: 8-12

ARCHAEOLOGY ADVENTURE CAMP

Step back in time with the museum for a week of handson discovery as a Junior Archaeologist. Explore the tools and techniques used to uncover the past, visit historic sites around town and examine artifacts along the way. Put your skills to the test during a full mock dig and see if you have what it takes to uncover history.

Location: Halfway Homestead Ages: 9-12

I SURVIVED THE OVERLAND TRAIL

Do you have what it takes to survive Windsor in 1880? Lace up your boots because we’re heading back on a journey of discovery and survival. Alongside your group of travelers, you’ll learn how to travel, forage, cook, craft, and survive 1800s style! The real question, will the full group make it through the journey?

Location: Halfway Homestead Ages: 6-9

ACTIVE ADULTS

ACTIVE RECREATION

ACTIVE ADULT HIKES / SNOWSHOE

Stay active while exploring easy to moderate trails in Rocky Mountain National Park, Poudre Canyon, Horsetooth and more. Bring snacks, lunch, water, layers, sunscreen and a park pass if needed. Destinations may change due to weather.

Note: Distance of each hike/snowshoe trip is round trip. Elevation gain is listed in feet. Trail difficulty ratings are easy, moderate, or hard.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

Tue 5/5 Eugenia Mine 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-00

Thu 5/28 Pinewood Lake 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-01

Thu 6/11 Boulder Valley Ranch 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-02

Thu 6/25 Vedauwoo Area 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-03

Thu 7/2 Hewlett Gulch 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-04

Thu 7/30 N. Thompson River 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-05

Thu 8/13 Dowdy Lake 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-06

Tue 8/25 Sprague Lake 7:30a-3:30p $23 211000-07

ACTIVE ADULT BASKETBALL

Drop-in for basketball at the Community Recreation Center. Pick-up games are played half court. Please bring a light and a dark jersey.

Location: Gym Crt 1(west)

INDOOR PICKLEBALL

Drop in for fun, friendly play. Courts and nets are provided; bring your paddle. All skill levels are welcome. $2 for members; $4 for non-members.

Location: Gymnasium - Full

OUTDOOR PICKLEBALL

Enjoy free public courts, weather permitting. Reserve a specific court time for a small fee. Seasonal closures may occur.

Location: Main Park and Windsor Highlands PArk Ages: 18+

WINDSOR PICKLEBALL CLUB

Join a volunteer-run club offering outdoor court reservations, safe play and welcoming games for all levels. Meet fellow players, improve skills and enjoy friendly competition.

Location: Pickleball #1 NE

PICKLEBALL LESSONS

Learn the fastest-growing sport with supportive instruction that covers rules, scoring and essential skills. Perfect for beginners ready to jump in.

Location: Main Park Ages: 18+

M/W/F 7/13-17 12:30-2:30p $15 211053-02

M/W/F 8/10-14 12:30-2:30p $15 211053-03

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

CLASSES

LINE DANCING OPEN DANCE

Join us for 30 minutes of instructor-led open dance time. We’ll keep the music playing so you can get extra time to kick your heels up to familiar dances. This session is less structured than a formal lesson and provides a great space to practice what you have been learning. Come just for this open dance time or pair it with the Beginner lesson at 7:30 pm. Feel free to reach out to Sara with questions at linedancewithsara@gmail.com. Note: no class on Aug. 20.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 14+

Thu 5/7-28 8:20-8:50p $15 211034-00

Thu 6/4-25 8:20-8:50p $15 211034-01

Thu 7/2-30 8:20-8:50p $19 211034-02

Thu 8/6-27 8:20-8:50p $11 211034-03

LINE DANCING SOCIAL & POTLUCK

It’s line dance party time! Join us for an upbeat, fun-filled evening dancing all the line dance favorites we’ve learned this month and in past months. We’ll do a quick onewall review for each dance (no full lessons), then keep the music rolling and the floor moving! Remember, it’s a potluck so bring a snack, appetizer, dessert, or drink to share. Pull on your dancing shoes and come ready to move, laugh, and have a great time together! All dance levels welcome! Reach out to Sara with questions at linedancewithsara@gmail.com.

Location: Evergreen Room

Ages: 14+

Sat 5/30 5-7p $10 211035-00

Sat 6/27 5-7p $10 211035-01

Sat 7/25 5-7p $10 211035-02

Sat 8/15 5-7p $10 211035-03

LINE DANCING BEGINNER

Try something new, make friends and have fun with beginner line dancing! Instructor Sara Elder teaches easyto-follow steps in a welcoming environment focused on enjoyment, not perfection. Learn to stomp, shuffle and slide your way through lively routines. Note: no class on August 19.

Location: Fitness Room Ages: 14+

Wed 5/6-27 1:30-2:20p $30 211036-00

Wed 6/3-24 1:30-2:20p $30 211036-01

Wed 7/1-29 1:30-2:20p $38 211036-02

Wed 8/5-26 1:30-2:20p $23 211036-03

Thu 5/7-28 7:30-8:20p $30 211036-04

Thu 6/4-25 7:30-8:20p $30 211036-05

Thu 7/2-30 7:30-8:20p $38 211036-06

Thu 8/6-27 7:30-8:20p $23 211036-07

LINE DANCING LESSONS HIGH BEGINNER

Elevate your skills in this “High Beginner” class, designed for dancers who have a solid grasp of fundamental line dance steps and terminology and are ready for a little more challenge. Instructor Sara Elder will guide you through more complex dance routines that incorporate a wider variety of step patterns and rhythms. Reach out to Sara with questions at linedancewithsara@gmail.com. Completion of Beginner Line Dance class or equivalent experience is required for registration.

*No Class on 8/19

Location: Cypress Room

Wed 5/6-27 2:30-3:20p $30 211037-00

Wed 6/3-24 2:30-3:20p $30 211037-01

Wed 7/1-29 2:30-3:20p $38 211037-02

Wed *8/5-26 2:30-3:20p $23 211037-03

AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS

Refresh your driving skills and learn today’s road rules. Completion may qualify you for an insurance discount— check with your provider. Registration required; pay the instructor at class. Bring your AARP card for a discount.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 55+

Mon 6/22 8a-12p $20-25 211044-00

MEDICARE 101

Understand Medicare Parts A, B, C and D, the differences between Original Medicare and Advantage, Medigap options, prescription coverage and key deadlines. A clear, helpful overview for new and current beneficiaries. Call 970-292-3032 to register.

Location: Oak Room Ages: 55+

UCHEALTH SUMMIT SESSION: SOCIAL SECURITY

Whenever you plan to retire, Social Security is likely to be an important aspect of your financial health. 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: Pine/Cedar Rooms

Ages: 55+

UCHEALTH SUMMIT SESSION: MEDICARE 101

Taught by UCHealth Medicare counselors, this class 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 970495-8565 to register.

Location: Pine/Cedar Rooms Ages: 55+

UCHEALTH SUMMIT SESSION: THREE TRANSITIONS

Transitioning to retirement goes well beyond building a financial plan — accompanying lifestyle and emotional changes are often the most challenging. Find out how to navigate these waters with these helpful tips. Includes a companion workbook with checklists that makes this one of our most interactive presentations. Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Evergreen Room Ages: 55+

UCHEALTH SUMMIT SESSION: WILLS AND 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 titleand more. Explore ways to safeguard your wealth, protect your loved ones and leave a legacy. Presentation by The Hughes Law Firm. Light refreshments provided by Canvas Credit Union. Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Evergreen Room Ages: 55+

MAHJONG CLASS

Learn the fundamentals of Mahjong in a friendly, step-by-step course. Build confidence, practice strategies and enjoy a social, stimulating game. All equipment is provided during class.

Location: Aspen Room Ages:

DAY TRIPS

GAMBLING TRIPS

Try your luck on rotating trips to Black Hawk and Cheyenne. Enjoy comfortable transportation, time to explore casinos and a fun day out with friends. Locations alternate monthly.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot Ages: 55+

Thu 5/7 Horse Palace 9a-4:30p $23 211001-00

Thu 6/4 Black Hawk 8a-4:30p $23 211001-01

Thu 7/9 Horse Palace 9a-4:30p $23 211001-02 Thu 8/13 Black Hawk 8a-4:30p $23 211001-03

DENVER AQUARIUM & CASA BONITA

Explore vibrant aquatic exhibits showcasing ecosystems from around the world. Then enjoy an immersive lunch at Casa Bonita, complete with entertainment and nostalgic flair. Lunch is included.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot Ages: 55+

Tue 5/5 9a-4:30p $83 211002-00

BUELL THEATRE: MJ

MJ goes beyond Michael Jackson’s singular moves and signature sound, offering a rare glimpse at the making of the 1992 Dangerous World Tour. Don’t miss your chance to experience the show that’s electrifying sold-out crowds on Broadway! Note: the driver will make a lunch stop before the show.

Note: Cost of meals on your own

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

RETURN OF THE JEDI IN CONCERT

Watch the complete film unfold as the Colorado Symphony performs John Williams’ legendary score live in the Boetcher Concert Hall. The driver will make a stop, for dinner, before the show.

Note: Cost of meals are on your own

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

QUEBEC 1: PEACEKEEPER MISSILE FACILITY

This site is significant as the only accessible Peacekeeper Missile Alert Facility left in the world. 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. The driver will make a stop for lunch before heading home. Note: Cost of meals are on your own

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

BUELL THEATRE: HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD

Join the next adventure and experience the wizarding world like never before at this record-breaking hit and winner of six Tony Awards including Best Play. “It’s one of the most defining pop culture events of the decade” (Forbes). Note: for those of you who get hangry, due to the early 1pm start, we won’t have time to stop for lunch before the show. Grab a snack at intermission.

Note: Cost of snacks are on your own

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

PIKES PEAK COG RAILWAY

The Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway is the world’s highest cog railroad, operating year-round from Manitou Springs to the 14,115-foot summit of Pikes Peak. This 9-mile journey takes approximately 3 hours round trip, featuring breathtaking 360-degree views. Dress in layers, as the temperature at the summit is significantly colder than at the base and stay hydrated to manage the high altitude. The driver will make a stop for lunch before heading home.

Note: Cost of meals are on your own

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

SWEET HEART WINERY

Join Sweet Heart Winery’s highly trained Wine Ambassadors for an intimate, immersive tasting experience designed to deepen your connection to wine. This guided journey invites you behind the scenes, where storytelling, technique and passion come together in every pour. You’ll enjoy a thoughtfully curated flight of six handcrafted wines, each selected to engage your senses and showcase the artistry behind the winemaking. The experience is enhanced with small bites carefully paired to complement each wine, elevating every sip and bite along the way.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

THE SOUND OF MUSIC

With its timeless story and irresistibly charming score, this Rodgers & Hammerstein classic isn’t just meant to be enjoyed – it’s meant to be shared. This vibrant and romantic tale of Maria and the von Trapp family features beloved songs like “Do-Re-Mi,” “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” and “Edelweiss.” Note: the driver will make a lunch stop before the show.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

FRISCO CHUCKWAGON DINNER SHOW

The evening begins with a draft mule-team-drawn wagon ride from the parking lot to the camp site through unmatched Rocky Mountain scenery. Spend some time in the game corral before dinner, playing cowboy golf, cornhole toss, horseshoesand practicing your ropin’. If you are getting hungry, enjoy homemade biscuits and honey, while the staff put the final touches on your barbecue dinner. A Wild West Show is the highlight of the evening. Note: Dinner included. Soda and alcohol sold separately.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

DRALA MOUNTAIN CENTER TOUR

Drala Mountain Center, is a six-hundred-acre mountain valley surrounded by native forests, gentle meadows and rocky peaks. The tour will cover the 50-year history of the center and includes a visit to the Great Stupa of Dharmakaya, one of the most significant examples of sacred architecture in the world. There is considerable amount of walking on uneven surfaces and at altitude, so please keep that in mind. Note: lunch is included.

Note: Cost of lunch included

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot

Ages: 55+

SPAMALOT

The musical comedy lovingly ripped off from the film classic, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, has everything that makes a great knight at the theatre, from flying cows to killer rabbits, British royalty to French taunters, dancing girls, rubbery shrubberyand of course, the Lady of the Lake. Note: the driver will make a lunch stop before the show. Cost of meals are on your own.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot Ages: 55+

CENTRAL CITY OPERA HOUSE TOUR

The Central City Opera House and the adjacent Teller House are the historic centerpieces of the Central City/Black Hawk National Landmark District, located approximately 35 miles west of Denver. This guided tour of these 19th-century treasures offers a deep dive into Colorado’s “Silver Rush” era and its enduring cultural heritage. Note: the driver will plan a stop for lunch before heading home. Cost of meals are on your own.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot Ages: 55+

ROCKIES GAMES

Spend a relaxing day at the ballpark watching the Colorado Rockies! Seats are usually in the shade but can’t be guaranteed. Price includes ticket, transportation and parking. Lunch is on your own. Departure for all games is at 11a.m.

Location: CRC, depart front parking lot Ages: 55+

Wed 5/6 Mets 11a-6p $39 211020-00

Wed 5/20 Rangers 11a-6p $39 211020-01

Thu 6/11 Cubs 11a-6p $39 211020-02

Wed 6/24 Red Sox 11a-6p $39 211020-03

Thu 7/2 Marlins 11a-6p $39 211020-04

Wed 7/22 Nationals 11a-6p $39 211020-05

Wed 8/5 Rays 11a-6p $39 211020-06

Wed 9/2 Orioles 11a-6p $39 211020-07

Thu 9/17 Padres 11a-6p $39 211020-08

SOCIAL RECREATION

MEMORY CAFE

Connect with others at a welcoming social gathering for people with mild to moderate cognitive changes and their care partners. Enjoy conversation, activities, music and snacks. Meets third Tuesday of each month.

Location: Pine Room Ages: 18+

WALKING CLUB

Join a friendly group for regular walks on Windsor trails. Meet twice weekly, with times adjusted seasonally. Trail locations are shared by group message. Sign up to receive updates and get moving.

Location: Offsite Location

PLAYER’S CLUB

Play Bridge, cards, or Mahjong with a welcoming group. Learn new games, sharpen your skills and enjoy friendly competition. New and returning players are encouraged to join.

Location: Aspen Room Ages: 55+

5/1-8/31

12:30-4:30p 211045-00 Tue Mahjong/Cards 12:30-4:30p Tue* Open Game Night 6-9p Wed Mahjong 6-9p Thu Cards 1-3p Fri Mahjong 12:30-4:30p

* First and third Tuesdays only.

SHOOTIN POOL

Drop in to play pool with friends or practice your shots. Please share the space as needed when other activities are scheduled.

Location: Aspen Room Ages: 12+

BOBBY ORR BINGO

Test your luck and enjoy lively bingo with a chance to win gift cards. Sponsored by the Bank of Colorado and the Town of Windsor. No registration required—just show up and play on the 2nd Monday of each month!

Location: Spruce Room Ages: 60+

OPEN STUDIO

Artists of all experience levels and in any medium are invited to join the vibrant artist community and work on your latest project at the Art & Heritage Center. Enjoy great lighting, find space to spread out, and meet other local artists to share tips and swap ideas. No class on May 25th for Memorial Day In June & July this class will meet at the Community Recreation Center in the Oak Room

Location: Art and Heritage Center Ages: 18-100

WELLNESS

FRIENDLY FORK CAFE

Gather with friends for a nutritious, affordable lunch served at your table—or grab a meal to go. Reservations are required by the prior business morning. Suggested donations are accepted at pickup.

Location: Entire CRC Ages: 60+

ADVANCED FOOT CARE CLINIC

Receive a medical-grade pedicure and full foot health assessment from a registered nurse. Preventive care helps keep feet comfortable and healthy. Call 970-292-6874 to register.

Location: Aspen Room Ages: 55+

WALKING WITH EASE

This class is planned to improve participants’ balance, strengthand walking pace, while building confidence in being physically active. Created by the Arthritis Foundation, this class is proven to reduce the pain of arthritis and improve overall health, and understand the relationship between arthritis, exercise and pain. Call 970-400-6117 to register. Note: no class July 3

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+

THE UPSIDES TO DOWNSIZING

Thinking about downsizing your home? Whether you’re moving to an apartment, condo, town home or house with less square footage, downsizing can be overwhelming. Join us to learn where to start and how to keep the process simple. We’ll help you unpack the lofty job, so you have the clarity you need to get where you want to go. Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+

HEALTH COACHES FOR HYPERTENSION CONTROL

HCHC is an evidence-based program that’s been proven to help improve the health of those diagnosed with high blood pressure. These 9-weekly classes, paired with blood pressure self-monitoring and goal setting, help participants manage hypertension by focusing on lifestyle change. Topics covered include nutrition, physical activity, stress managementand more. Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Aspen Room Ages: 55+

PHYSICAL THERAPIST, CHIROPRACTOR OR PERSONAL TRAINER

In dealing with injury, recovery from surgery, balance issues or weak muscles it can sometimes be difficult to discern what kind of practitioner may be of most help in supporting restoration of function. Physical therapist Alan Kress will discuss the scopes of practice of each profession, their treatment approachesand when each may be most appropriate for your needs. Call 970-4958565 to register.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+

SHIFT: HOW TO MANAGE YOUR EMOTIONS

Dr. Ethan Kross, a professor at the University of Michigan and director of the Emotion & Self-Control Lab, studies how people regulate thoughts, feelings and behaviors to improve their lives. His 2025 book Shift outlines six “shifters” that support effective emotion management. This curriculum, based on Kross’s book, makes those six shifters immediately actionable by guiding participants to apply each one to emotions that aren’t serving them. Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+

SELF-ADVOCACY FOR OLDER ADULTS

Join Penn Street, Aftersight’s Development and Outreach Director, for a warm, enjoyable and practical conversation about self-advocacy—how to comfortably speak up for what you need to stay independent, safe and connected. Whether you have vision loss or simply want tools to navigate daily life with more confidence, this session offers simple strategies, real-life examples and time to practice what we’ve learned together.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+

INFLAMMATION, CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION

Learn the top nutrition and lifestyle habits to decrease or prevent chronic inflammation and cardiovascular disease. Learn practical tips to support your body and brain to better health with anti-inflammatory choices. Deanna O’Connell, UCHealth registered dietitian and mindfulness practitioner.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+

MEDITERRANEAN DIET

Incorporate all current nutritional recommendations and anti-inflammation guidelines into a satisfying long-term way of eating. Review the research of the Mediterranean Diet and make incremental shifts to support your optimal health. Facilitated by Deanna O’Connell, UCHealth registered dietitian.

Call 970-495-8565 to register.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+

Stepping On is a seven-week program that develops the knowledge and skills to help older adults prevent falls. The program focuses on strength and balance exercises, medication management, home safety, footwear, visionand mobility. The program is for individuals who are age 60 and older, have fallen before or have a fear of falling, live independently, do not have cognitive impairment, can walk on their own or with minimal assistance. A $15 suggested donation, payable by cash or check at the first class. Call 970-495-7502 to register.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 55+

Windsor Tree-riﬁc by planting your own!

Every year, the Town of Windsor Forestry Division teams up with the Windsor Tree Board to help keep Windsor green by offering residents trees at a discounted price.

Air Pot Container Trees for $80 For best selection order early as quantities of each species is limited.

Japanese Pagoda Tree • American Yellowwood

Hot Wings® Tatarian Maple • English Oak • Allee ‘Emer II’ Elm

‘Princeton’ Elm • Bald Cyprus • Northern Catalpa • Hackberry

Peking Treelilac • 'Glens Form' Pear • Swamp White Oak • Osage Orange

Tuliptree • Bur Oak • Autumn Brillance Serviceberry • Redbud

Japanese Ivory Silk Treelilac • 'Sentry' American Linden • Shingle Oak

'Sensation' Boxelder Maple • Chinkapin Oak • Paciﬁc Sunset Maple

Thornless Cockspur Hawthorne • ‘Green Mountain’ Sugar Maple

Trees can be purchased until April 15 and must be picked up on April 18. Tree packets and order forms are available at the Windsor Community Recreation Center or online at recreationliveshere.com. Trees may be planted anywhere on your property within the Windsor town limits per landscape permit approval.

AQUATICS

OPEN SWIM

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

*Groups of 15+ can call at least one week prior to make a reservation and receive a discount rate. Space is limited.

Ages Price

1-5

6-20

21-61

62+

Family of 4 (2 Adult & 2 Youth)

$16

CHIMNEY PARK POOL MEMBERSHIP PRICES

Community Recreation Center passholders with a Paid in Full, Silver Sneakers or Renew Active membership may purchase a Chimney Park Pool add-on pass for $30 per person for the summer season. Passes are available for purchase at the Community Recreation Center front desk.

*Admittance to Chimney Park Pool special events not included.

Ages Price

1-5

6-20

21-61

62+

Family of 4 (2 Adult & 2 Youth)

OUTDOOR LAP SWIM

$70

$115

$130

$120

$450

Swim, train and unwind in the fresh air at our outdoor lap pool. Dedicated lanes support continuous swimming in a calm, open setting designed for both fitness and relaxation. Whether building endurance or enjoying a peaceful workout, this space offers a refreshing way to stay active throughout the season.

Mon-Fri 6/1-8/7 6-7a Mon/Wed 11a-Noon Fri 10-11a

GREAT CHIMNEY COOK OUT

July 18 from Noon - 5 p.m.

Bring the whole family for a day of community fun. Enjoy a variety of food trucks, interactive games and opportunities to win prizes. Connect with neighbors, spend time with friends and celebrate together in a welcoming atmosphere. Come ready to play, laugh and make lasting memories with your community.

Fee: $6 per person

H20 SHADOW

210100 - Cost Free

Curious about what it’s like to be a swim instructor or lifeguard? Join us for this two-day experience to explore the ins and outs of the aquatics world! Participants will spend one day assisting in the water with our group swim lessons and one day shadowing a lifeguard at Chimney Park Pool.

A great opportunity to learn new skills, gain insight, and see if aquatic leadership is right for you!

13 - 14 year olds

OUTDOOR AQUA AEROBICS

Aqua Pump

Increase heart and lung activity using equipment such as noodles and dumbbells to increase resistance. Formats such as dancing and kickboxing are used to keep class interesting. All experience levels are welcome. Tuesdays 11:10 – 11:50am and Fridays 9:10-9:50am

Deep Water Aerobics

Wrap up your day with a refreshing, high-energy deepwater workout! Using buoyancy devices, this class boosts cardiovascular health, helps regulate stress responses, neurological feedback, and builds central nervous system resilience —all while keeping impact low and the fun high. Let’s make a splash toward better wellness!

Wednesday 6:30pm – 7:15pm

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

SWIM LESSONS

DATES AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Lesson registration will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. For easy registration, go to recreationliveshere.com/RecReg to get your household ID number ahead of time. For questions, please email to aquatics@windsorgov.com

Lessons are offered at the times below. Visit recreationliveshere.com/RecReg for a full schedule of levels offered at each time.

for Windsor Residents $75 for Non-Residents

PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Visit recreationliveshere.com/Aquatics for full details!

Registration opens at 6 a.m. on Monday, May 4 for residents and Thursday, May 7 for non-residents. Lessons are 30 minutes in length.

TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS

Sessions meet twice a week for four weeks. June 2-25 July 7-30 5:10 p.m. 5:45 p.m. 6:20 p.m. SATURDAYS

Sessions

a week for four weeks.

MONDAYTHURSDAY

Sessions are four days a week for two weeks.

Build skills and confidence in the water with private swim lessons. Ideal for those who benefit from oneon-one instruction, these sessions support first-time swimmers, individuals with disabilities, adults learning to swim and competitive swimmers seeking focused skill development. Personalized guidance helps each participant progress at a comfortable pace while reaching individual goals.

a week

June 8-18

June 22-July 2

July 6-16 July 20-30 8:45 a.m. 9:20 a.m. 9:55 a.m. 10:30 a.m. MONDAYTHURSDAY

Sessions are four days a week for two weeks.

June 8-11

June 15-18

June 22-25 July 6-9 July 13-16 July 20-23 July 27-30 10:30 a.m.

BRIDGE SWIM CAMP

Build confidence and skills with Bridge Swim Camp. Designed for swimmers who have completed Stroke School and are preparing for the Windsor Dolphins Swim Team, this program helps participants strengthen technique in all four strokes while improving endurance and stamina. In a positive, coached environment, swimmers continue developing the skills needed for a smooth transition to team competition.

ELITE SWIM CAMP

Take your training to the next level with Elite Swim Camp. Designed for swimmers preparing for middle or high school seasons, this program offers high-intensity workouts for those with competitive experience, including participants from the Windsor Dolphins Swim Team who are interested in club competition. Swimmers will refine stroke technique, build endurance and learn to use training equipment effectively — gaining strength and confidence in and out of the water.

DOLPHIN SWIM TEAM

Windsor Dolphins Swim Team is recommended for participants who have successfully completed Stroke School.

Our 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.

Make a splash at your next party and rent Chimney Park Pool! Private Pool Party Rentals are available during the summer season,on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Baby pool closed unless requested.

Reservations for the summer season opens Monday, April 6, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. Book your reservation online at [LINK].

Number of Guests Rental Cost

1 to 50 $325

51 to 100 $425

101 to 200 $550

*For parties of more than 200 people, please contact us at 970-674-3500.

CHIMNEY PARK POOL RENTAL CPP SHELTER RENTAL

Planning a group gathering at Chimney Park Pool?

Reserve our poolside shelter, which includes four tables and entry for up to 30 guests for just $165.

For more information, available dates and reservation times, please visit [link address].

Saturday: 10a-12p or 12:30-2:30p

Sunday: 1-3pm or 3:30-5:30p

WINDSOR LAKE

Permits are required year-round for all watercraft. To purchase a boat permit, please upload the following documentation 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)

• ANS stamp (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 www.parks.state.co.us

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. Motorized boating is not allowed on the 4th of July. Jet skis not allowed.

1/2 Day: $40 Residents

$70 Non-Residents

Annual: $500

(Max 20 sold - beginning May 11)

Days: Wed/Fri/Sat/Sun

Dates: May 23–Aug. 9

Aug. 15-Sept. 20 (Sat/Sun Only) Times: 8 a.m.–2 p.m. or 2 p.m. –8 p.m.

NON-MOTORIZED BOATING

All crafts outside of the swim beach must have a current Town of Windsor Boating Permit to use the lake at all times.

From May 23 to Aug. 9, non-motorized boats can only be on the lake during the times listed below. After Aug. 9 non-motorized boats can be on the lake daily from sunrise to sunset as long as ice is not present. Personal floatation device (PFD) and a noisemaking device are required per Colorado state law.

All Day: $10

Annual: $50

Days: Mon/Tue/Thur/Sat/Sun

Dates: May 23–Aug. 9

Times: Daylight hours

BOAT RENTALS

Kayak, canoe, paddleboard, CORCL and aqua trike rentals are available at Windsor Lake. Lifejackets are required for all participants and will be provided.

Children 9 & under must be accompanied by a responsible guardian 16 years or older. For stand-up paddle (SUP) boards, only one person per board, must be 12 or older to rent. Anyone 18 and under must have their legal guardian sign the waiver before participating.

GoBoats: $12 for 30 min., ages 12+ Other Watercraft: $10 for 30 min.

Rental tickets are sold at the concession building.

FISHING INFORMATION

Fishing is allowed on Windsor Lake year-round when ice is not present. Valid fishing license required. For more info, 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. All lines in the water must be attended.

FLY FISHING

ADULT & CHILD FLY FISHING 101

Discover the thrill of fly fishing in this hands-on, on-thewater experience designed for beginners. Learn how fly-fishing equipment works and build casting skills that make sense. Gear is provided. Youth must attend with a registered adult and participants ages 16 and older must hold a valid Colorado fishing license.

Location: Eastman Park Ages: 9+

Mon 6/8 8a-12p $280 211601-01

Mon 6/22 8a-12p $280 211601-02

Mon 7/6 8a-12p $280 211601-03

Mon 7/20 8a-12p $280 211601-04

Mon 8/3 8a-12p $280 211601-05

Mon 8/17 8a-12p $280 211601-06

YOUTH FLY FISHING: ON-THE-WATER

Get kids off the bank and into the action with this onthe-water fly-fishing class for youth. Participants build confidence while learning casting basics, practicing introductory nymph and dry fly techniques, and actively fishing in moving water. A valid Colorado fishing license is required for ages 16 and older.

Location: Eastman Park Ages: 9+

Thu 5/28

Thu 6/11

8a-12p $165 211603-01

8a-12p $165 211603-02

Thu 6/18 8a-12p $165 211603-03

Thu 6/25 8a-12p $165 211603-04

Thu 7/9 8a-12p $165 211603-05

Thu 7/23 8a-12p $165 211603-06

Thu 8/6 8a-12p $165 211603-07

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 (PFD) and a noisemaking device are required per Colorado state law.

Kyger-Only Daily: $10 Residents

$15 Non-Residents

Kyger-Only Annual: $40 Residents

$55 Non-Residents

Windsor Lake/Kyger: $70 Residents (annual)

$85 Non-Residents (annual)

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.

STAND-UP PADDLEBOARDING

SUP YOGA

Find balance and fresh air with SUP Yoga on Kyger Reservoir. This class blends stand-up paddleboarding and yoga on calm, nonmotorized waters. After paddling to a quiet spot, participants anchor their boards and move through guided poses, breathing and relaxation techniques.

Location: Kyger Reservoir Ages: 12+

SUP SERIES

Enjoy a fun and relaxing stand-up paddleboarding class on the calm waters of Kyger Reservoir. An experienced instructor will guide participants through proper paddling techniques, balance skills and essential safety practices. Build confidence on the board while taking in the peaceful surroundings and getting a great workout.

Location: Kyger Reservoir Ages: 12+

FAMILY SUP AND SAFETY WORKSHOP

Designed for families, this stand-up paddleboarding class takes place on calm, no-wake water — creating a safe, welcoming space for beginners. Participants learn proper board setup, safe launching and landing, basic paddling strokes, balance skills and water awareness. Instructors provide clear, supportive guidance so all feel confident on the water.

Location: Kyger Reservoir Ages: 12+

Are you ready for a splish-splash good time?

Located off 7th St. and Eastman Park Dr. north of the playground, shelter, skatepark and soccer fields is a local river adventure unlike anything else in the Town of Windsor called the Eastman Park River Experience. The Eastman Park River Experience features a rivermile devoted to local kayaking, canoeing, tubing and fun.

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.

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.

Questions? Email us at aquatics@windsorgov.com.

CLASSES

YOUTH CLASSES

PAINTING WORKSHOP

Give your child the chance to get creative in this fun, instructor-guided painting workshop for ages 6–14. In this creative painting workshop, young artists explore the vibrant colors of the natural world while building confidence and foundational skills. Participants learn basic painting techniques and experiment with color, texture and composition to create their own inspired artwork to take home. Each session features a new nature theme, encouraging imagination and self-expression through bold, playful projects. All supplies are provided—just bring creativity and a readiness to paint.

5/9: Blossoms and Blooms

6/13: Water Worlds

7/11: Light Up the Sky

8/8: Fantastical Forests

Location: Oak Room

Ages: 6-14

Sat 5/9

2-3:30p $28 213506-01

Sat 6/13 2-3:30p $28 213506-02

Sat 7/11

2-3:30p $28 213506-03

Sat 8/8 2-3:30p $28 213506-04

PAINTING PAIRS

Create, connect and make lasting memories in this guided painting class for all ages. Each pair collaborates on a two-canvas project, designing a one-of-a-kind artwork to take home. Step-by-step instruction makes it easy and enjoyable for beginners and experienced artists alike. All supplies are provided—just bring your creativity and enjoy a fun, shared artistic experience.

5/10: Garden Buddies

6/14: Seashells by the Seashore

7/12: Summer Skies

8/9: Skybound Balloons

Location: Oak Room

ART CLUB

Designed for youth ages 11 and older, this multimedia art class provides a supportive space to build skills and explore creativity. Participants receive guided instruction in a variety of techniques and mediums while also having the freedom to develop their own artistic style and interests. Each session encourages experimentation, growth and self-expression in a positive environment. All supplies are provided.

5/6 - 6/10: Fugly and Fantastic

7/15 - 8/12: Chibi Chaos

Location: Oak Room

Ages: 11+

Want to register for a class or program? recreationliveshere.com/Classes

JUNIOR ARTISTS

In this introductory art class for youth, participants explore a variety of mediums, techniques and styles while discovering influential artists. Each session encourages creativity, builds foundational skills and supports artistic growth in a positive, engaging environment. Young artists gain confidence as they experiment, express ideas and develop their own unique style through hands-on projects designed to inspire imagination.

5/6 - 6/10: Summertime Magic

7/15 - 8/12: From Sea to Shore

Location: Oak Room

Ages: 5-10

Wed 5/6-6/10 5-6p $96 213509-01

Wed 7/15-8/12 5-6p $80 213509-02

MINI MONETS

Watch your little artist’s creativity bloom in this preschool art class. Participants explore a variety of art styles and materials while practicing early learning concepts such as colors, numbers and letters. Each session supports fine motor development, confidence and self-expression in a fun, nurturing setting. This is a drop-off class, with the option for parents to observe or wait nearby. All supplies are provided, and we handle the cleanup.

5/6 - 6/10: Adventures in Color

7/15 - 8/12: Tidepool Treasures

Location: Oak Room

Ages: 3-5

Wed 5/6-6/10 11-11:45a $59 213510-01

Wed 7/15-8/12 11-11:45a $50 213510-02

BOOK BUGS

Spark your toddler’s imagination and love of reading in this book-inspired art class. Each session begins with a story, followed by a hands-on art project connected to the theme. Designed as a parent-and-child experience, the class encourages creativity, connection and early literacy skills in a playful environment. Join us for a special time of storytelling, creating and learning together.

5/6 - 6/10: Eric Carle’s Colorful World

7/15 - 8/12: Commotion in the Ocean

Location: Oak Room

Ages: 1-3

MUSIC TOGETHER SUMMER –MINI BERRY COLLECTION

Experience the joy of making music together in the Music Together® Mini Berry class. This playful, four-week program invites caregivers and young children to sing, move and explore instruments in a welcoming, mixedage setting. Led by a trained teacher, each class supports language, cognitive, social and physical development through engaging musical activities. Tuition includes weekly classes and a digital download of the Mini Berry Collection. Join us to sing, dance and play.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 0-5

DRAWING AND PAINTING CAMP

Join a week of drawing and painting led by a Weld RE-4 art teacher. Students strengthen foundational skills while exploring a variety of subjects, including animals, architecture and landscapes. The camp encourages creative choice, allowing participants to personalize projects and develop their own artistic style. New and returning students are welcome, with fresh projects offered each summer. This class pairs well with 3D Sculpture, with supervised time available between sessions. Create, explore and grow as an artist.

Location: Art and Heritage Center

Section 1: Ages 5-9

Section 2: Ages 9-14

3D SCULPTURE CAMP

Explore the exciting world of 3D art in this hands-on camp led by a Weld RE-4 art teacher. Participants sculpt with kiln-fired clay, experiment with papier-mâché, create wire sculptures and try other engaging techniques. Each session encourages creativity, problem-solving and artistic growth in a fun, supportive setting. New and returning students are welcome, with fresh projects offered each summer. Dress for a mess and get ready for a week of imaginative, hands-on art.

Location: Art and Heritage Center

Section 10: Ages 5-9

Section 11: Ages 9-14

MORNING ART CAMP

Spend the morning creating in this four-day art camp led by a Weld RE-4 art teacher. Participants explore a wide range of media, including drawing, painting, watercolor, printmaking, clay, wire, jewelry, pastels and collage. Each day features multiple projects designed to build skills and encourage creativity for artists of all levels. A short break is included; please bring a snack and water. New projects are offered each session for a fresh, inspiring experience.

Location: Art and Heritage Center

Ages: 5-8

AFTERNOON ART CAMP

Spend the afternoon creating in this four-day art camp led by a Weld RE-4 art teacher. Participants explore a variety of media, including drawing, painting, watercolor, printmaking, clay, wire, jewelry, pastels and collage. Each day features multiple projects that build skills and encourage creativity for artists of all experience levels

Location: Art and Heritage Center

Ages: 7-12

DRAWING CAMP WITH YOUNG REMBRANDTS

Unleash creativity in these weeklong drawing camps designed for young artists. Each camp explores a unique theme while building foundational drawing skills, shading techniques and bold color application on largeformat artwork. From K-pop-inspired anime characters to dramatic dragons and imaginative space cartoons, participants develop confidence and bring dynamic ideas to life using a variety of art materials. Join us for a fun, high-energy week of creativity, skill building and imaginative expression.

Location: Art and Heritage Center Ages: 6-12

COOKING

TEEN COOKINGTHAI FOOD

Join us for a culinary experience of easy Thai dishes. All recipes are gluten-free and vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event, we will also email an online form to make it easier for you. Menu: Green Curry with Jasmine rice, Red Curry stir-fry and Pad-Thai with homemade sauce.

Location: Kitchen Ages: 13-18

TEEN COOKINGSUMMER DESSERTS

Let’s learn to make some sweet treats using fresh summer produce. These desserts are refreshing, delicious, and, best of all, they are nutritious as well. All recipes are vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event, we will also email an online form to make it easier for you.

Instructor: Sapna Von Reich

Location: Kitchen Ages: 13-18

TEEN COOKING - SMART BREAKFAST IDEAS

NEW!

Learn how to make some quick, simple yet wholesome breakfast at home. All recipes are gluten-free and vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event, we will also email an online form to make it easier for you.

Instructor: Sapna Von Reich

Location: Kitchen

Ages: 13-18

YOUTH COOKING - FOR THE CHOCOLATE LOVERS

Join us to learn to make simple but delicious chocolate recipes. These delights will be perfect to impress friends and family or to savor by yourself! All recipes are vegetarian-vegan friendly.

A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: Kitchen Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING - REFRESHING SUMMER TREATS

When the summer gets too hot, we like to turn to nice and cooling summer treats. However, when we buy these, they can be filled with artificial ingredients. Join this class to learn how to get the best of both worlds and make quick, cool, and refreshing homemade treats using beneficial ingredients. All recipes are vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event. Instructor: Sapna Von Reich

Location: Kitchen

Ages: 6-13

ONE-ON-ONE NUTRITIONAL INSTRUCTION

Work one-on-one with local food educator and integrative nutrition health coach Sapna Von Reich to build healthier habits through personalized consultations and cooking classes. With years of experience teaching in Northern Colorado, she specializes in plant-based menus that support overall wellness. Sessions may include practical meal planning, efficient food preparation and smart grocery shopping strategies. After registering through the Windsor CRC, participants will coordinate scheduling and location details directly with the instructor.

Location: Kitchen Ages: 18+

YOUTH COOKING - CALLING ALL PASTA LOVERS

Are you someone who enjoys experimenting with food and learning to make simple everyday meals that are healthy and delicious? If so, join us! All recipes are vegetarian-vegan friendly.

Menu: Homemade pasta sauce, a pasta dish, Nutty Parmesan cheese and a wholesome salad. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: Kitchen Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING CAMP

This hands-on cooking camp is all about learning to cook quick and easy recipes. All recipes are vegetarian-vegan friendly. TOPICS: Smoothies, Energy Bites, Pancakes & Waffles, Wraps, Desserts. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: Kitchen

Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING- HOMEMADE FROZEN YOGURT

Join us to learn how to make these refreshing frozen treats using seasonal fruits. All recipes are gluten-free and vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: Kitchen Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING - TACOS AND NACHOS

Let’s explore some popular Mexican recipes. All of it is gluten-free, vegetarian-vegan friendly and creative to boot. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: Kitchen

Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING - PANCAKE AND WAFFLE SHUFFLE

This class will highlight the two most popular breakfast staples. Explore how to make this fairly processed food more wholesome and enjoyable. Bring your ideas to share with the class! All recipes are vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Instructor: Sapna Von Reich

Location: Kitchen

Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING - SUMMER DESSERTS

Location: Kitchen Ages: 6-13

YOUTH COOKING - HOMEMADE FRUIT SORBETS

Join us for an adventurous class. Together we will make wholesome fruit Sorbets with minimum ingredients. We will use a variety of seasonal fruits to create these mouthwatering delights to stay cool this summer. All recipes are gluten-free and vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: Kitchen Ages: 13-18

YOUTH COOKING - SNACKS & SMOOTHIES

Let’s learn some new techniques for making delicious, healthy and colorful snacks and smoothies. We’ll munch all through the class as we make them. Bring your snacking ideas with you. All recipes are gluten-free and vegetarian-vegan friendly. A consent form is required and is available at the time of the event.

Location: Kitchen Ages: 6-13

SPECIAL INTEREST

SAFE SITTER ESSENTIALS

Build confidence and essential safety skills in this comprehensive, physician-developed babysitting course. Participants learn first aid, infant and child CPR, choking response, and safe childcare practices, along with business basics for successful babysitting. Participants receive certification through Safe Sitter Inc.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 11-13

OPEN FENCING

Drop-ins Available. Location:

FENCING

Drop-ins Available. Location:

Youth Beg. Ages 7-10

FENCING

Step onto the strip and learn the fundamentals of modern Olympic fencing. Beginner classes focus on footwork, bladework and safety in foil, epee and saber, while intermediate and competitive fencers refine skills and participate in supervised bouts. Open fencing sessions offer additional practice time. Instruction includes group drills and partner work. Rental equipment is available; required gear and USA Fencing membership apply after the first class.

SABER FENCING

Drop-ins Available.

Location: Pine Room

Adult Beg. & Intmd. Ages 14+ 5/1-29 6/5-26 7/3-31 8/7-28

HEART SAVER CPR AED WITH FIRST AID TRAINING

Learn lifesaving skills in this course taught by American Heart Association-certified instructors. Participants receive hands-on training in adult, child and infant CPR, AED use and choking response. The class also covers first aid basics, including medical, injury and environmental emergencies. Open to community members who are not health care providers, this course provides practical knowledge and confidence in emergency situations. Upon completion, participants receive a CPR/AED/First Aid certification valid for two years.

Location: Maple Conference Rm

Ages: 16+

ADULT COMPETITIONEPEE FENCING

Drop-ins Available. Location: Fitness

NATURE QUEST CAMP –RUGGED RESEARCH

Nature Quest is a weeklong eco-education adventure presented by Rugged Research. Campers explore local parks and ecosystems throughout Windsor, discovering the plants, animals and connections that make each place unique. Through hands-on exploration, interactive games and curiosity-driven activities, participants learn how living systems work while building confidence, teamwork and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

Location:

Ages: 7-12

SAFE ROUTES SUMMER SKILLS

Put Safe Routes to School skills into action in this interactive outdoor program. Participants meet at a local park and practice walking, biking and rolling to school together. At the school, students take part in engaging activities that reinforce safe pedestrian habits before returning to the park as a group. A snack is provided. Bring walking shoes or a scooter or bicycle with a helmet, and get ready to move.

Location: Section 1 - Grandview Section 2 - Mountain View/Tozer

ADULT

AI SAVVY CLASSES

Empower your family with practical tools for navigating an AI-driven world. In this interactive session, participants learn how artificial intelligence can support learning at home and serve as a time-saving household assistant. Gain practical strategies to help children stay creative, thoughtful and responsible while using new technology. Please bring a personal device for hands-on participation.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

AI FOR THE BUSY HUMAN

Take control of your week in this high-energy, hands-on session designed to tackle the “Sunday Scaries.” Instead of a lecture, participants actively work through common household tasks using their own phones. Focus areas include meal planning, schedule organization and clearing administrative to-do items. The goal is simple: move tasks from the to-do list to the done list.

Location: Community Recreation Center

Thu 5/14 6:30-7:30p

AI 101

Cut through the hype and explore what artificial intelligence really is — and what it is not. Designed for the curious but cautious, this session explains in clear, practical terms how AI tools work. Participants learn to recognize the difference between useful results and inaccurate outputs, and gain simple strategies to protect personal privacy while exploring new technology

Location: Community Recreation Center

CREATE YOUR OWN WILL

Prepare essential estate planning documents in one convenient session with guidance from attorney Steven M. Dye and his staff. Complete your Last Will and Testament, Powers of Attorney, Living Will and Organ Donation Request. The fee includes all materials, notarization and review. Couples must register separately.

Location: Maple Conference Rm

Ages: 18+

C A L L U S T O D A Y F O R A

F R E E P L A N R E V I E W

M E D I C A R E & H E A L T H P L A N S

D E N T A L , V I S I O N & H E A R I N G

C A N C E R , H E A R T & S T R O K E

P L A N S

L I F E I N S U R A N C E

G U A R A N T E E D R E T I R E M E N T

S O L U T I O N S 1 5 0 E 2 9 S T S U I T E 2 2 5 T H L O V E L A N D , C O 8 0 5 3 8 W W W . P I P 1 T E A M . C O M 9 7 0 . 2 9 2 . 3 0 3 2

DANCE & CHEER

CHEER - WILDFIRES

SPORTS

COMPETITIVE TEAM EVALUATIONS

The 2026/2027 cheer season is quickly approaching! We are excited to be offering evaluations for prep and elite level teams. Your athlete will participate in a 3-day evaluation. Day 1 we will introduce skill areas and teach a dance. Day 2 athletes will have time to review and practice the routine and skills. Day 3 we will hold evaluations! Athletes should come to evaluations wearing comfortable athletic gear, hair in the high ponytail, sneakers, and bring a water bottle.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Lisa Brooks – lisa@wildfiressports.com – 970-556-7427.

Location: CRC Gym

Ages: 5-16

SUMMER PERFORMANCE CHEER

Is your athlete looking for something fun to continue building cheer skills throughout the summer – Come join us for a six week nothing but cheer class! We will incorporate all aspects of cheer: motions, dance, jumps, stunts and more.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Lisa Brooks – lisa@wildfiressports.com – 970-556-7427.

Location: CRC Gym

Ages: 5-16

PERFORMANCE CHEER

We are thrilled to be participating in the Windsor Harvest Parade again this year! The theme is still undecided, but you can be sure we will perform cheers and dances to ignite the enthusiasm for the town.

Athletes will wear a WILDFIRES shirt! The cost of the t-shirt is included in the session fee. If you want to purchase poms and a hair bow it will be an additional $35. This will be payable to Wildfires Sports after the first class.

Parade participation on Monday, Sept. 7

Note: Practice on Aug. 19will be held at Boardwalk Park.

Location: Gym Crt 2(east)

Ages: 4-16

TUMBLING

Our tumbling classes provide the opportunity for 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 walkover, up to back handsprings and tucks. Classes are divided by skill after the first class and athletes are given drills and instruction to grow at their own pace and potential.

Location: Gym Crt 2(east)

Ages: 4-17

Learn more about and register for our dance and cheer programs: recreationliveshere.com/Dance

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-Directors of The Dance Department, Miranda Lung and Nicole Kutella, are ready to welcome you to the TDD dance family. They have more than 40 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 child is interested in trying out dance for the first time, or are looking to perfect their technique, we are thrilled to work with your dancer and share our love and passion for dance.

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

BLUEY DANCE MODE DANCE CAMP

We will all get turns to have fun in dance mode for real life! Using the bluey soundtrack dancers will experience the fun of dance through bluey themes and ideas, your little Janets & Rita’s will dance, enjoy games such as Keepy Uppy, and make a bluey themed craft in this fun filled camp. Dancers should wear sneakers and bring a water bottle and a small mess free snack.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 4-7

ROYAL PRINCESS TEA & DANCE PARTY

Join us in a camp meant for a queen or princess. Royal attendees will receive a regale lesson in ballet and make an easy craft. ‘Tis a formal occasion after all! Attendees should wear their best princess dress that they can still twirl and dance safely in. Tea (Juice) and crumpets (crackers) will be served and provided. **Please reach out concerning food allergies we are happy to accommodate.**

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 4-7

ZOOTOPIA DANCE CAMP

Join us and we dance our way “trying everything” including a little bit of jazz, hip hop, and of course “turn the floor into a zoo” and games. Dancers will play, dance, and make a small themed craft. Dancers should wear sneakers and bring a water bottle and a small mess free snack.

Location: Fitness Room Ages: 5-9

SUPER MARIO DANCE CAMP

Level-up your summer and we learn basic hip hop, play games, and make a small themed craft. Dancers should wear sneakers and bring a water bottle and a small mess free snack.

Location: Fitness Room Ages: 5-9

K-POP DEMON HUNTERS DANCE CAMP

Grab your soda pop and as we learn basic hip hop and jazz, play games, and make a small themed craft. Dancers should wear sneakers and bring a water bottle and a small mess free snack.

Location: Fitness Room Ages: 4-8

FROZEN PRINCESS BALLET CAMP

Join us in a camp meant for a queen or (an an ice princess.) Royal attendees will receive a regale lesson in ballet and make an easy craft. ‘Tis a formal occasion after all! Attendees should wear their best princess dress that they can still twirl and safely dance in.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 3-5

VILLAINS DANCE CAMP

Calling all descendants & zombies lover, lets unite as we learn jazz, hip-hop, and jazz theatre to the sounds tracks of the popular movies. Dancers should wear sneakers and bring a water bottle and a small mess free snack.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 6-12

K-POP DANCE HUNTER

Grab your soda pop and as we learn basic hip hop and jazz, play games, and make a small themed craft. Dancers should wear sneakers and bring a water bottle and a small mess-free snack.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 4-6

ENCANTO DANCE PARTY

We don’t talk about Bruno, but we do talk about dance! Bring a light no mess snack, water, and attire you can move in! Dancers will sample styles of jazz, hip hop, and lyrical, and learn a short dance to the soundtrack of Encanto. Participants will also be making a themed craft together.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 3-6

7/16

TIK TOK DANCE CAMP

Dancers will learn the newest and trendiest age appropriate Tik Tok dances during this camp. Dancers are invited to arrive in sneakers and should bring water and a light mess free snack. We will show off our favorite dance at the end of class!

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 6-12

BRAVE THEMED IRISH DANCE DAY

Grab your dancing shoes (or a pair of green socks) and let’s skip toward the highlands! We will craft, learn a fun dance to a song from Brave, and learn a bit about the origins of Irish dancing. Bring a water bottle and a snack.

Location: Oak Room Ages: 4-6

BROADWAY THEATRE CAMP

Join us for a theatrical show-stopping day where we will sample jazz, tap, and play acting games. Together, we will make a craft and discuss acting elements. Dancers will leave knowing a short dance.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 6-9

NOCO DANCE

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 3-6

PAW PATROL PAWS-ITIVE DANCE ADVENTURE

Join an action-packed dance adventure inspired by everyone’s favorite rescue pups. Young dancers build confidence, coordination and teamwork through creative movement and themed choreography. Families are invited to a special final-day showcase to celebrate the group’s mission success.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 3-6

LIL DANCERS PRE-SCHOOL PREFALL

Get ready for fall and creative learning in our pre-ballet imagination is fun class!

Location: Fitness Room Ages: 3-4

PETITE BALLERINAS PRESCHOOL/KINDER PRE-FALL

Get a head start on fall as dancers prepare for the Lil Nutcracker Suite. Imaginative storytelling is woven into structured ballet training, helping participants build real technique, musicality and stage confidence in a supportive setting.

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 4-6

WORKSHOPS

ACRO DANCE

Location: Buckeye/Redwood Room

Ages: 8+

BALLET V/VI & POINTE

This intermediate to advanced ballet class is designed for dancers with established technique and strong foundational skills. Training focuses on refined execution, strength and artistry, with the final portion of class dedicated to pointe work. Instructor permission is required prior to registration.

Location: Fitness Room Ages: 12+

BALLET III

Ballet III continues advancing technique, strength and artistry. Dancers refine alignment and turnout while expanding vocabulary and execution at the barre and center. Completion of Ballet II is required.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 9+

BALLET V & POINTE

This intermediate to advanced ballet class is designed for dancers with well-established technique. Training emphasizes refined execution, strength and artistry, with the final portion of class dedicated to pointe work. Instructor permission is required prior to registration.

Location: Fitness Room Ages: 12+

BALLET VI & POINTE

Designed for dancers with established intermediate to advanced technique, this class refines strength, control and artistry. The final portion of each session focuses on pointe work, building safe progression and proper alignment. Instructor permission is required prior to registration.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

ADULT I BALLET

Adult Ballet I offers adults with no to some experience time to focus and realign. Close attention is paid to Focus on alignment, posture and proper technique in this welcoming ballet class for beginners and adults. Participants build strength, balance and coordination through foundational barre and center work in a supportive environment.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 18+

ADULT BALLET OPEN LEVEL

All levels are welcome to our pre-fall class to fine tune and get back into ballet class or finish the summer Build strength and confidence in this adult ballet class focused on alignment, posture and proper technique. Participants develop control and coordination through structured barre and center work in a supportive environment. Fall offerings include Adult Ballet I and Adult Ballet II for intermediate dancers seeking continued progression.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 18+

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Tuesday June 23, 2026 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Groups of horticulture experts will be making the rounds in Windsor to look at sick or dying trees and offer advice and suggestions. Experts are knowledgeable about all aspects of forestry and horticulture including diseases and pests that are common in the area.

This is a once-a-year event that is FREE for the citizens of Windsor. Residents may schedule an appointment by calling the Community Recreation Center at (970) 674-3500. Space is limited so schedule early. Specific questions about trees or landscaping can be directed to the Town Forester, at (970) 674-2440.

FITNESS

SPEED AND AGILITY CLINIC

This high-energy Speed and Agility class helps young athletes build quickness, coordination and confidence through engaging drills and games. Participants develop sprint mechanics, change of direction, balance and body control in a positive, supportive setting. Designed for all ability levels, the program emphasizes movement, teamwork and fun while helping athletes grow faster, stronger and more prepared for a variety of sports.

Location: Gym Crt 2(east)

Ages: 7-13

STRONGHER

Build strength for life in this women-focused fitness class. These science-based, strength-training workouts are designed to support overall wellness and changing fitness needs through every season of life. Participants exercise in a welcoming, supportive environment that encourages confidence and connection. Improve muscle strength, support bone health and feel empowered with workouts tailored to help women stay strong and active for years to come.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

FUEL AND FITNESS FOUNDATIONS

Kickstart your wellness journey with practical guidance and ongoing support. This program includes a consultation, a personal training session, customized nutrition targets with calorie and macronutrient tracking, and clear nutrition recommendations. Participants receive a structured workout plan, body composition assessments and educational video modules delivered by email. Build healthy habits, boost energy and make steady progress with a balanced approach to help you feel your best.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

FIT MOM EXERCISE CLASS

Support your strength through every stage of motherhood in the Fit Mom Exercise Class. Designed by a perinatal exercise trainer and approved by physical therapists, these workouts focus on safe, effective movement during pregnancy and postpartum recovery. Build core strength, improve stability and regain confidence in a supportive environment created to help moms feel strong, capable and energized.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 20+

Learn more about personal training at the Community Recreation Center recreationliveshere.com/Fitness

JUNIOR FITNESS

The Junior Fitness Program is intended for members and guests 12-13 years of age that want to work out in the weight room without additional supervision. Each junior fitness program session goes over fitness floor rules, the layout of equipment, conversation of how to maintain form and motion and the appropriate use of each machine.

Location: CRC

Ages: 12-13

BASKETBALL SUMMER SKILLS SERIES AGES 5-8

This basketball skills class introduces young players to the fundamentals of the game in a fun, supportive environment. Participants practice dribbling, passing, shooting and footwork through engaging drills and small-sided play. The program emphasizes confidence, teamwork and skill development while helping each child build a strong foundation and a lasting love for the game.

Location: Gym Crt 1(west)

Ages: 5-8

Tue & Thu 6/2-25 11:30a-12:30p $75 214851-01

Tue & Thu 7/7-30 11:30a-12:30p $75 214851-02

BASKETBALL SUMMER SKILLS SERIES AGES 9-12

Build skills and confidence in this high-energy basketball class. Participants develop essential techniques such as dribbling, shooting, passing and defensive movement through engaging, fast-paced activities. The program focuses on skill development, teamwork and sportsmanship in a safe, encouraging environment. Players will strengthen fundamentals while enjoying the game and growing their love for basketball.

Location: Gym Crt 1(west)

Ages: 9-12

Tue & Thu 6/2-25 12:30-1:30p $75 214852-01

Tue & Thu 7/7-30 12:30-1:30p $75 214852-02

INBODY BODY COMPOSITION SCAN

Gain a deeper understanding of your health with a quick, noninvasive InBody body composition scan at the Community Recreation Center. The medical-grade device measures muscle mass, body fat percentage and hydration levels, providing detailed data to track fitness progress and identify imbalances. Schedule your scan by emailing fitness@windsorgov.com

WALK WITH A DOC

Join us at this free community walking program! Each event is led by a local healthcare provider and is open to people of all ages and abilities. The program allows participants to safely take a walk, learn about current health topics, and meet new people. We hope to see you at our next walk! Walks are held the 3rd Saturday of the month, meet at the CRC.

LIFELONG NUTRITION

Learn how to make sense of today’s overwhelming nutrition information and build confidence in choosing foods that truly nourish your body for lasting energy, health, and longevity. Presented by Christa Gibson, NASM Fitness Nutrition Specialist, CSU Graduate Certificate in Nutrition Science, AFAA Certified Personal Trainer and Silver Sneakers Certified. Free class for Members with a 3-month, Monthly, paid in full, Silver Sneakers or Renew Active membership. Free childcare will be provided for children between the ages of 12 months and 9 years of age, as space allows.

Location: Maple Room

Ages: 12+

Mon 4/13 5-6p Free 114842-02 Mon 7/13 5-6p Free 114842-03

BOOT SCOOTIN’ BOOGIE LINE DANCING

Kick Up Your Heels! Join Our Line Dancing Class! Ready to have some fun, meet new people, and learn some great dances? Whether you’re a beginner or just brushing up your boots, our line dancing class is the perfect way to get moving and have a blast! No partner or experience needed—just bring your boots and your smile! Country hits, good vibes, and lots of laughter guaranteed!

Location: CRC

Ages: 16-99

W 5/6-27 4:15-5:15p $40 114856-01

W 6/3-24 4:15-5:15p $40 114856-02

Tu 5/5-26 7:15-8:15p $40 114856-03

Tu 6/2-23 7:15-8:15p $40 114856-04

T’AI CHI CHIH

Experience the gentle, flowing movements of T’ai Chi Chih and support overall wellness. This practice promotes balance, flexibility and strength through slow, mindful motion that encourages relaxation and focus. Suitable for a wide range of abilities, the class offers a calm, welcoming environment to reduce stress and enhance well-being. Discover a simple, restorative way to move with ease and feel renewed.

Location: Fitness Room

Ages: 12+

Mon 4/27-6/15 11a-12:15p $56

Mon 7/6-8/31 11a-12:15p $64

PERSONAL TRAINING

Kevin Hinkle

From: Windsor, CO

Christa Gibson

From: Seattle, WA

Zach Lewis

Certifications:

• AFPA Certified Personal Trainer

• AFPA Nutrition For Health & Performance

Interests:

• Bicycling

Certifications:

• AFFA Certified Personal Trainer

• CSU Graduate Nutrition Certification

• NASM Fitness Nutrition Specialist

• TRX

• Silver Sneakers

Interests:

• Triathlon (swimming, biking, running)

• Golf

• Trail Running

Areas of Specialization:

• Strength Training For All Ages, All Levels

• Core, Balance, Flexibility and Posture Improvement

• Functional and HIIT Training

• Senior Body Strength Equalization

• 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

From: Manhattan Beach, CA

Certifications:

• NASM Certified Personal Trainer

• Bachelors of Science in Health and Exercise Science from Colorado

State University

• NASM Senior Fitness Specialist

NASM Youth Exercise Specialist

Interests:

• Hiking

• Skiing

• Surfing

• Exploring new destinations

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

Learn more about personal training at the Community Recreation Center recreationliveshere.com/Fitness

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

Michelle Tucker

From: Delphos, KS

Certifications:

• ISSA Personal Trainer

• ISSA Indoor Cycle

• NASM Youth Exercise Specialist

Interests:

• Hiking

• Coaching youth sports

• Trying new recipes

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:

• Senior Fitness

• Women’s Health

• Strength and Flexibility

Areas of Specialization:

• Group Exercise Classes

• Bootcamp-style Classes

• One-on-One with Clients

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

ADULT VOLLEYBALL

Serve up some fun with Windsor’s Adult Coed Outdoor Volleyball League. This recreational 4v4 league is built for friendly competition and good sportsmanship. Gather your friends, stay active, and enjoy Friday evening games in a lively outdoor setting.

Location: Severance Community Park Ages: 16+

ABB MENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Join Windsor’s Men’s Recreational Basketball League for competitive, well-balanced play. Teams compete in a regular season followed by a single-elimination tournament. This league is designed for players with average skills and a solid understanding of the game.

Location: CRC Ages: 18+

ADULT ARCHERY

Discover the fundamentals of archery in this introductory class focused on safety, skill development, and handson practice. Participants will learn range safety, proper equipment use and beginning shooting techniques using instinctive aiming methods. Time on the range allows for guided practice and skill building. Personal equipment may be used with instructor approval, and bows are available for class use. Join us to build confidence and enjoy this classic outdoor sport.

Location: Kodak Watchable Wildlife Archery Range Ages: 17+

CORNHOLE LEAGUE

Think you have what it takes to stay cool under pressure? Grab a partner and join Windsor’s Cornhole League on Thursday evenings alongside the Summer Concert Series. Enjoy friendly competition, a lively atmosphere, and a monthly single-night tournament. Space is limited, so register early to secure your spot and get ready for a fun night of music and games.

Location: Boardwalk Park Ages: 16+

ASB SUM/FALL MENS AND COED SOFTBALL LEAGUE

Step up to the plate in Windsor’s Men’s and Coed Softball League, where friendly competition and sportsmanship lead the way. Teams play a full regular season followed by a double-elimination tournament. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Location: Severance Community Park Ages: 16+

Explore and register for our athletics programs: recreationliveshere.com/Athletics

YOUTH SPORTS

REC BASEBALL

Step up to the plate for a season of teamwork and friendly competition. This recreational league emphasizes skill-building, sportsmanship and fun. Teams practice and play games in Windsor and nearby communities, with end-of-season tournaments for older divisions. Batter up for an exciting summer of baseball! Must purchase a Windsor jersey.

*Practices will be twice a week, weekday games

6U (COED)

Location: Windsor

(COED)

Location: Windsor & Severance

10U & 12U

Location: Windsor & Severance

13U & 15U (GEYL LEAGUE)

Location: Windsor & Greeley

GIRLS SOFTBALL – GEYL

Join a recreational softball league focused on teamwork, fundamentals and fun. Players develop skills through practices and games held in Windsor and Greeley, competing in the Greeley Evans Youth League. Jerseys are provided and all experience levels are welcome for a season full of hits, cheers and team spirit. For more information, visit geyl.org.

*Practices will be twice a week, weekday games

CARA YOUTH TRACK

CARA Youth Track returns this summer at Windsor High School. This coed recreational program introduces athletes to fundamental skills in a variety of track and field events, with opportunities for both individual and team participation. Practices are held three mornings a week.

Location: WHS Track Ages: 5-15

JR. WIZARDS YOUTH TENNIS

Build skills and confidence with the Jr. Wizards Youth Tennis program. Designed for beginners and advancing players alike, participants learn at their own pace in a supportive setting. Players select two weekly practice sessions held on weekdays. Saturday match play adds game experience, with schedules shared during the season.

Location: WHS Tennis Courts Ages: 8-17

YOUTH ARCHERY

Discover the fundamentals of archery in this introductory class focused on safety, skill development and handson practice. Participants learn range safety, proper equipment use and beginning shooting techniques using instinctive aiming methods.

Location: Kodak Watchable Wildlife Archery Range Ages: 8-11

SUMMER BASKETBALL CAMP

Build skills and confidence at this dynamic basketball camp led by Camp Director Bruce Dick and the Beyond Sports coaching team. Campers of all skill levels will sharpen technique and grow their love for the game in an encouraging environment.

Location: CRC Grades: 1st-8th

SUMMER BASKETBALL SHOOTING CAMP

Sharpen your shot at this focused basketball shooting camp led by Bruce Dick and the Beyond Sports coaching team. Designed to improve proper shooting form, this camp helps players build muscle memory, regain confidence after injury, and correct common shooting challenges.

Location: CRC Grades: 4th-12th

CHALLENGER INTERNATIONAL SOCCER CAMP

The Town of Windsor welcomes back Challenger International Soccer Camp for an exciting summer of skill-building and fun. This nationally recognized program reflects the global nature of the sport, offering diverse coaching styles and a well-rounded learning experience

Location: Eastman Park Soccer Fields

& Wed 6-7p $55 214601-06 Tue & Thu 7/7-8/6 5:30-6:30p $55 214601-07

SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS

Give your child a positive introduction to sports with Skyhawks Sports. This program creates a safe, fun and noncompetitive environment where participants build fundamental skills through engaging games and activities. Coaches emphasize respect, teamwork and sportsmanship each day, helping young athletes grow on and off the field.

Location: Varies Ages: 4-12

Mon-Fri 6/1-7/31 9a-4:30p 213700-01

SUPERTOTS SPORTS PROGRAMS

Start your child’s sports journey with SuperTots, a playful program designed to build confidence and coordination. Through engaging activities featuring baseball, basketball, football and soccer, participants develop motor skills while practicing listening, sharing and teamwork.

Location: Varies

Ages: 2-5

4TH & 5TH

Location: Windsor & Severance

6TH - 8TH

Location: Windsor & Severance

FLAG FOOTBALL (COED)

Build skills and teamwork in the Windsor Flag Football League. This noncontact program teaches the fundamentals of football in a supportive team setting, with an emphasis on equal participation and skill development. Tackling and blocking are not part of play, keeping the focus on learning and fun.

*Practices will be twice a week, weekday games K

& 1ST

Location: Windsor & Severance

2ND & 3RD

Location: Windsor & Severance

LITTLE WIZARDS SOCCER

Little Wizards Soccer is a fun, four-week program designed for young players eager to get started. Participants learn basic soccer fundamentals in a coed team setting, with an emphasis on teamwork and enjoyment.

Location: Hollister Lake Elementary Soccer Fields Ages: 4

FALL REC SOCCER

Windsor’s fall Recreational Soccer League builds fundamental skills with an emphasis on fun, teamwork and sportsmanship. Gender-specific teams practice weekly, with older divisions practicing twice a week, and all games held on Saturdays. Practices begin in mid-August, with games played through the Sept.5 through Oct.10.

or T/Th)

REC VOLLEYBALL (COED)

Serve up a season of skill building, teamwork and fun. Windsor’s Recreational Volleyball League introduces players to fundamental techniques in a supportive team environment. Must purchase a universal jersey. *Practices are held twice weekly Mon-Thu, with games on Saturdays.

1ST & 2ND

Location: Windsor

Mon & Wed 8/24-10/10 4:30-5:30p $95 215501 5:30-6:30p 6:30-7:30p

Tue & Thu 8/25-10/10 4:30-5:30p $95 215501 5:30-6:30p

3RD & 4TH

Location: Windsor & Severance

Mon & Wed 8/24-10/10 4:30-5:30p $95 215503 5-6p

5:30-6:30p 6-7p 6:30-7:30p 7-8p

Tue & Thu 8/25-10/10 5-6p $95 215503 5:30-6:30p 6-7p 6:30-7:30p 7-8p

5TH & 6TH

Location: Windsor & Severance

Mon & Wed 8/24-10/10 5-6p $95 215505

5:30-6:30p 6-7p 6:30-7:30p 7-8p 7:30-8:30p

Tue & Thu 8/25-10/10 5-6p $95 215505

5:30-6:30p 6-7p 6:30-7:30p 7-8p

7TH & 8TH

Location: Windsor & Severance

Mon & Wed 8/24-10/10 5:30-6:30p $95 215507 6:30-7:30p Tue & Thu 8/25-10/10 5:30-6:30p $95 215507 6:30-7:30p

LITTLE WIZARDS SOCCER

Location: Hollister Lake Elementary Soccer Fields Ages: 4

REC SOCCER

Windsor’s fall Recreational Soccer League builds fundamental skills with an emphasis on fun, teamwork and sportsmanship. Gender-specific teams practicing weekly, 5U once a week, 6-12U twice a week, and all games held on Saturdays. Practices begins the week of Aug. 24, with games played Sept. 5 through Oct. 10. Must purchase a universal jersey.

5U

Location: Windsor

& Sat 8/24-10/10 4:30-5:30p $85 5:30-6:30p 313305 Wed & Sat 8/25-10/10 4:30-5:30p $85 313305 5:30-6:30p Thu & Sat 8/26-10/10 4:30-5:30p $85 313305 5:30-6:30p

6U

Location: Windsor & Severance

5:30-6:30p Tu/Th/Sa 8/25-10/10 4:30-5:30p $95

5:30-6:30p

7U

Location: Windsor & Severance

8U

Location: Windsor & Severance

TRAVEL SOCCER

Take your game to the next level with Windsor’s Travel Soccer program. Designed for dedicated and skilled players, this league offers competitive play throughout Northern Colorado. Teams practice twice weekly in Windsor, with schedules set by coaches. Games are held on Saturdays, with half played locally and half at regional locations.

Location: Practice in Windsor; games in Windsor and Northern Colorado

10U

Location: Windsor

12U

Location: Northern Colorado Locations

DR. DISH BASKETBALL SHOOTING MACHINE

Take your shot to the next level with the Dr. Dish Basketball shooting machine. Dr. Dish features include customizable drill programming, advanced statistics tracking, and a large library of pre-built drills. Dr. Dish machine is available for use on a reservation basiscontact fitness@windsorgov.com for details and to reserve your time.

12U

14U

Explore and register for our athletics programs: recreationliveshere.com/Athletics

OFFICIATING & SCOREKEEPING

Interested in officiation, scorekeeping or practice and game supervision for youth and adult sports? Northern Colorado Sports Officials (NCSO) is assigning Windsor officials for the 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 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

Universal Jersey

$23.40 + Tax

Baseball Hat $13.97 + Tax

Softball Visor $13.97 + Tax

ONLINE SPORTS SCHEDULES

All youth and adult sports schedules are located online through at teamsideline.com/windsor Also receive the latest game and practice schedules, 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.

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.

The Non-Resident rate will have an additional $25 added to each activity during registration.

INFORMATION

Our Mission

To Build Community

Our Vision

To Be a 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 has 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, non-compliance 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 Community Recreation Center at 970-674-3500 for assistance requests or inquiries.

PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE STAFF

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

BOARDS & COMMISSIONS

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.

Register Online

Explore Aims Community College Windsor Campus

The Aims Community College Windsor campus has everything you need to launch your career. With state-of-the-art facilities, hands-on training and general education classes, you can seamlessly complete all of your degree or certificate requirements right here in Windsor.

The campus is conveniently located close to the I-25 corridor, just north of U.S. Route 34. Our full-service site houses the Aims Automotive and Technology Center, Northern Colorado’s premier Public Safety Institute, and our new Gateway building housing Aviation, Criminal Justice, and Fire Science programs and the Sim City Training Yard.

General education classes are held on the Windsor campus as well, providing convenience for students.

Explore the Programs

General Education, CPR classes and Student Services are also available at the Windsor Campus

New to the Windsor campus, the Gateway building (top) and Sim City

Summer 2026 Activity Guide

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MOVIES IN THE PARK

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CRC MEMBERS ONLY SWIM AT CHIMNEY PARK POOL

KIDS TO PARK

FARMERS MARKET

JULY 4TH

FAMILY CAMP OUT

MEMBER APPRECIATION NIGHT

FISHING DERBY

SICK TREE DAY - FORESTRY

WINDSOR CRUISE IN CAR SHOW

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

VOLUNTEER EVENTS

WINDSOR VOLUNTEER FAIR

COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER DAYS

PUBLIC GARDENS

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MUSEUMS

ABOUT MUSEUMS

HISTORIC HALFWAY HOMESTEAD

335 McNeil Dr.

WINDSOR HISTORY

MUSEUM & EATON HOUSE

100 N. 5th St.

ART & HERITAGE CENTER

116 5th St.

AHC EXHIBITIONS MINI EXHIBITS AT THE CRC

VERSE-A-STYLE: 2ND ANNUAL COLLABORATIVE ART EXPERIMENT

COMMUNITY ART SHOW CALL FOR ARTISTS

MARYANNA

MUSEUM EVENTS

ALL ABOARD FOR 50 YEARS!: WINDSOR MUSEUM CELEBRATION

PORTRAIT LANDS: POETRY READING AND BOOK SIGNING

PROGRAMS

LIL’ EXPLORERS PRESCHOOL CLASSES

THE PLAYHOUSE PRESCHOOL CAMP

PLAY! AT HALFWAY

WILD FOR WATER CAMP

INVENTIONS & STEM CAMP

ARCHAEOLOGY ADVENTURE CAMP

I SURVIVED THE OVERLAND TRAIL

ACTIVE ADULTS

ACTIVE RECREATION

ACTIVE ADULT HIKES / SNOWSHOE

ACTIVE ADULT BASKETBALL

INDOOR PICKLEBALL

OUTDOOR PICKLEBALL

WINDSOR PICKLEBALL CLUB

PICKLEBALL LESSONS

CLASSES

LINE DANCING OPEN DANCE

LINE DANCING SOCIAL & POTLUCK

LINE DANCING BEGINNER

LINE DANCING LESSONS HIGH BEGINNER

AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS