WHAT’S INSIDE
IMPORTANT DATES
M/W Jan. 5-28
T/Th Jan. 6-29
Sa Jan. 10-31
M/W Feb. 2-25
T/Th Feb. 3-26
Sa Feb. 7-28
M/W March 2 - April 1
T/Th March 3 - April 2
M/W April 6-29
T/Th April 7-30
Sa April 11 - May 2
Residents: Dec. 1, 2025
Non-residents: Dec. 4, 2025
*Registration deadline is the Sunday prior to start date.
Residents: Feb. 9, 2026
Non-residents: Feb. 12, 2026
*Registration deadline is the Sunday prior to start date.
Jan. 14, 2026
Feb. 11, 2026
*Pool closes one hour prior to CRC closing Sunday through Friday, and a half-hour prior to closing on Saturday.
& FACILITY CLOSURES
The Community Recreation Center will be closed for the following:
• Wednesday, Dec. 24 (Christmas Eve)
• Thursday, Dec. 25 (Christmas Day)
• Wednesday, Dec. 31 (New Year’s Eve)
• Thursday, Jan. 1 (New Year’s Day)
• Friday, Jan. 9 (closing at 5 p.m.)
• Sunday, April 5 (Easter)
WELCOME FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE TARA FOTSCH
As we move into the winter and spring seasons, I’m reminded of what makes Windsor such a special place to live. Even as the days grow shorter, our community continues to come alive with opportunities to connect, stay active, and discover something new.
Our Parks, Recreation & Culture team has been busy planning programs and events that bring people together—whether it’s joining a group fitness class, signing up for youth sports, taking part in an art or enrichment program, or spending time with friends and family at one of our beautiful parks and facilities. As spring approaches, we look forward to welcoming everyone back outdoors for another season of growth, connection, and community pride.
In 2026, we remain focused on enhancing our parks, facilities, and recreation programs to reflect Windsor’s values of wellness, creativity, and inclusion. Every program you participate in and every park you visit helps strengthen the sense of belonging that defines our town.
Thank you for being an active part of our community. As you explore this guide, I encourage you to try something new, invite a neighbor to join you, and enjoy all that Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture has to offer this season.
Warm regards,
Tara Fotsch
Tara Fotsch, Director of 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 #24.
FITNESS FACILITIES
An auxiliary gym with an elevated walking and jogging track connects our 3,500-square-foot fitness space. Take advantage of our cutting-edge fitness rooms on the first and second floors, featuring Cybex cardiovascular and weight equipment. The full Fitness section begins on page #34.
CHILDCARE
Need a place for your child aged 1 to 9 years old to go during your Community Recreation Center visit? Drop in to use our childcare services Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 1:15 p.m., Monday through Thursday, 4:30 - 7 p.m., and Saturdays, 8 a.m. - Noon. Maximum time allowance of 90 minutes per visit.
EVENTS
HOLIDAY HOOPLA
Join us Friday, Dec. 5, 4 to 6 p.m. for a FREE familyfriendly kick off to this holiday season and get a jump on your holiday checklist! Enjoy creating holiday/winter themed crafts, hot chocolate, cookie decorating, festive music, prizes and more! Space is limited and registration is required.
Location: Evergreen Room
WINDSOR WONDERLAND
Step into a magical gingerbread lane experience at the annual Windsor Wonderland. This enchanting event promises complimentary festive activities for all ages, including photos with Santa, live music, food and so much more. Celebrate the joy of the season with family and friends at Windsor Wonderland, where holiday magic comes to life!
Location: Boardwalk Park
WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA
Help honor the service and sacrifice of our nation’s veterans during the annual Wreaths Across America ceremony at Lakeview Cemetery. Volunteers place wreaths on veterans’ graves in a moving tribute of gratitude and remembrance. All are welcome to participate. Wreaths and guidance are provided—please dress warmly and wear comfortable shoes.
Location: Lakeview Cemetery
MAGICAL FOREST
Experience a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure that turns old Christmas trees into something new! Join the community for an eco-friendly fort-building contest using recycled trees from Windsor’s holiday collection program. All supplies are provided—just bring your imagination and help transform the forest into a winter wonderland of forts and fun.
Location: N. 15th St., behind Windsor Police Dept.
DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE
Make magical memories at the Daddy Daughter Dance, a glamorous evening of music, laughter and sparkle. Step onto the red carpet, dance beneath glowing lights and celebrate the special bond between fathers and daughters in true Hollywood style. With elegant décor, timeless tunes, and sweet refreshments, this night promises to be an unforgettable celebration for both generations.
Location: Gymnasium - Full
EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA
Celebrate spring at Windsor’s annual Easter Eggstravaganza! Join the Easter Bunny for festive fun, including egg hunts in the pool and gym, a scavenger hunt, games and open gym activities. Bring your basket, swimsuit and excitement. Pre-registration is required for your preferred egg hunt wave.
Location: CRC
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
VOLUNTEER EVENTS
VOLUNTINE’S DAY
New and current volunteers are invited to join us for a warm and welcoming volunteer breakfast and cardmaking party! Enjoy coffee, breakfast and creative crafting as we make Valentine cards and connect with fellow volunteers.
Learn about upcoming opportunities with the Windsor Volunteer Experience and discover ways to get involved in the community. Drop in anytime—no registration required and all supplies are provided. Come share the love and celebrate the spirit of volunteering in Windsor!
Location: CRC Evergreen Room
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 Drive. 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 starting in 2026.
TREASURE ISLAND DEMONSTRATION
GARDEN KICKOFF
MEETING
Wednesday, April 1
10 a.m.-Noon
CRC EVERGREEN ROOM
Celebrate the start of the season at Windsor’s Treasure Island Demonstration Garden Kickoff! Discover how to get involved, connect with fellow garden lovers and enjoy refreshments at this season’s kickoff meeting.
New and returning volunteers are invited to learn everything you need to know about participating in the 2026 season. Whether you’re new to gardening or simply love being outside, volunteering at Treasure Island is a great way to dig in, give back and grow with your community.
COMMUNITY GARDEN AT THE HISTORIC HALFWAY HOMESTEAD
Registration Opens Friday, Feb. 6
Grow your own garden at Windsor’s first community garden, located at the Historic Halfway Homestead. Garden plots will be available to rent for the upcoming season, with both raised and inground beds offered.
Each participant may rent one plot to grow fresh produce for personal use or donation through the Grow and Give program.
Visit the community garden webpage for rental details, fees and application information—spaces are limited, so don’t miss your chance to dig in and grow locally! Fees vary by plot.
MUSEUMS
ABOUT MUSEUMS
Town of Windsor Museums comprises the Windsor History Museum, Art & Heritage Center, Eaton House and Historic Halfway Homestead. The Museum Education Team provides educational programming for residents of all ages across various subjects from Windsor history. All Windsor Museums are free to visit.
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
Free Admission Boardwalk Park, 100 N. 5th St. Both facilties are currently closed for the winter and will reopen for the 2026 season on Friday, May 22. recreationliveshere.com/Museums
Unlock Windsor’s past at the Windsor History Museum! Explore what life was like in early Windsor at the 1882 Train Depot and many other historical buildings! Visitors can now also visit the newly restored 1902 Eaton House for the first time. Discover what makes Windsor unique at the Windsor History Museum!
ART & HERITAGE CENTER
116 5th St.
The Art & Heritage Center (AHC) is the hub for Windsor’s local artists of all ages. Drop in during open hours to see exciting rotating art exhibitions.
Open hours: Friday-Sunday, Noon-4 p.m. during exhibitions only.
Learn more about Town of Windsor Museums: recreationliveshere.com/Museums
AHC EXHIBITIONS
WINDSOR LAKE ARTISTS SHOWCASE
Enjoy artwork from local artists who met through the Open Art Studio program. Their vibrant pieces highlight community creativity.
Exhibition Runs: Dec. 5-Jan. 26
Opening Reception: Dec. 5, 5-8 p.m.
WELD RE-4 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ART SHOW
Celebrate the imagination of young artists from Windsor’s elementary schools in this colorful showcase.
Exhibition Runs: Feb. 13-March 13
Opening Reception: Feb. 13, 5-8 p.m.
WINDSOR HOMESCHOOL STUDENT ART SHOW
Admire diverse works from Windsor’s homeschooled students, reflecting creativity and skill across artistic styles.
Exhibition Runs: March 27-April 5
Opening Reception: March 27, 5-8 p.m.
SEVERANCE HIGH SCHOOL AP ART SHOW
Discover the talent of Severance High School AP art students as they present their finest work.
Exhibition Runs: April 10-19
Opening Reception: April 10, 5-8 p.m.
WINDSOR HIGH SCHOOL AP ART SHOW
Experience expressive pieces from Windsor High School AP art students showcasing their artistic growth.
Exhibition Runs: April 24-May 3
Opening Reception: April 24, 5-8 p.m.
MINI EXHIBITS AT THE CRC
WINDSOR LAKE ARTISTS SHOWCASE
See additional works from local artists featured in the main Art & Heritage Center exhibition.
Open December-January
WINDSOR HISTORY MINI EXHIBIT
Time travel into Windsor’s past at this engaging historical exhibit.
Open February-March
WINDSOR TREE BOARD ARBOR DAY POSTERS
View creative Arbor Day posters made by local elementary students.
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Events
PROGRAMS
LIL’ EXPLORERS PRESCHOOL CLASSES
Explore STEAM, nature, and history with your preschooler in this child-with-adult class (grandparents, parents, and other caregivers welcome). Your preschooler will gain confidence while you engage together with curiosity and imagination in hands-on activities. Please sign up for each child 2 1/2-5 years old who will be attending (adults do not need to register).
• Jan. 15: Snow Science
• Jan. 29: Frozen
• Feb. 5: Volcanoes
• Feb. 19: Magnets
• March 5: Catapult into Spring
• March 19: Musical Vibrations
• April 2: Wind and Kites
• April 16: Dinosaurs
Location: Eaton House
Ages: 2.5-5
Thu 1/15 9-10a $12 145601-01
Thu 1/29 9-10a $12 145601-02
Thu 2/5 9-10a $12 145601-03
Thu 2/19 9-10a $12 145601-04
Thu 3/5 9-10a $12 145601-05
Thu 3/19 9-10a $12 145601-06
Thu 4/2 9-10a $12 145601-07
Thu 4/16 9-10a $12 145601-08
OPEN ART STUDIO
Join a welcoming community of artists and create in a bright, inspiring space at the Art & Heritage Center. Bring your own materials and work on your latest project while connecting with other local artists to share ideas and techniques. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced creator, this open studio offers the perfect place to explore your art and grow your skills in a supportive, collaborative environment.
Location: Art & Heritage Center
Ages: 16+ *No class 1/19, 2/16, 3/16
Mon 1/5-1/26 10a-1p $12 145616-01
Mon 2/2-2/23 10a-1p $12 145616-02
Mon 3/2-3/30 10a-1p $12 145616-03
Mon 4/6-4/27 10a-1p $12 145616-04
HOMESCHOOL DAY AT THE MUSEUM
Calling all homeschooling families! Enjoy a day of handson learning and exploration at the museum during free Homeschool Days. Drop in for engaging activities that connect to Windsor and Colorado history, designed for students of all ages.
Discover fascinating stories, explore science and art and learn together as a family—no registration required. Each visit offers new themes and interactive experiences that make history come alive in a fun, educational setting for learners of every level.
• February - Kodak Factory
• April - Nature & History
Location: Art & Heritage Center
SUMMER CAMPS
Registration Opens Tuesday, Feb. 3 at Noon Ages 3-12
Get ready for a summer full of creativity, discovery, and hands-on fun! Mark your calendar and sign up early—spots fill fast! Register at recreationliveshere.com/RecReg
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ACTIVE ADULTS
ACTIVE RECREATION
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+
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: Main Park and Windsor Highlands Park Ages: 55+
ACTIVE ADULT WALKERS
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: Varies Ages: 55+
INDOOR PICKLEBALL
Drop in for fun, friendly play. Courts and nets are provided; bring your paddle. All skill levels are welcome.
Location: CRC Gymnasium - Full Ages: 18+
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—no experience needed, just a willingness to dance and smile!
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 55+
LINE DANCING HIGH BEGINNER
Take your line dancing to the next level with more challenging steps and rhythms. Instructor Sara Elder leads upbeat routines designed for those comfortable with basic moves and ready for a fun new challenge. Build confidence, stay active and dance your way to mastery!
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 55+
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/ActiveAdults
SOCIAL RECREATION
ACTIVE ADULT 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: CRC Active Adult Lounge *First and third Tuesdays only Day
Mon 12:30-4:30p Free Mahjong
Tue 12:30-4:30p Free Mahjong/Cards
Tue* 6-9p Free Open Game Night
Wed 6-9p Free Mahjong
Thu 11a-3p Free Cards
Fri 12:30-4:30p Free Mahjong
ACTIVE ADULT 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: CRC Aspen Room Ages: 55+
FRIENDLY FORK CAFÉ
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: CRC Spruce Room 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: CRC Aspen Room Ages: 55+
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: CRC Pine Room Ages: 55+
ACTIVE ADULT MAHJONG CLASS
Learn the fundamentals of Mah-Jongg in a friendly, step-by-step course. Build confidence, practice strategies and enjoy a social, stimulating game. All equipment is provided during class.
Location: CRC Aspen Room Ages: 55+
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.
Location: CRC Cedar/Spruce Rooms Ages: 55+
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/ActiveAdults
DOWNSIZING? FROM OVERWHELMED TO ORGANIZED
Get practical strategies to simplify a move or rightsizing decision. Learn step-by-step planning, sorting methods and resources to make the process manageable. Light lunch provided. Space is limited; register early. Call 303503-8609 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 18+
MEMORY CAFÉ
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 monthly. Call 970-305-5271 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
MEDICARE HELP CENTER
Get personalized guidance on Medicare—plans, enrollment, benefits and common pitfalls. Bring questions and leave with clarity. Assistance is offered in a welcoming setting. Call 970-292-3032 to schedule.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
Fri 1/23 10-11a Free 111042-00
MATTER OF BALANCE
Reduce your fear of falling and increase activity in this award-winning program. Set goals, make simple home safety changes and practice strength and balance exercises. Free for eligible participants. Call 970-400-6117 register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
OPTIMAL DIGESTION AND GUT HEALTH
Explore your microbiome and learn habits that support digestion and overall health. Leave with resources and a self-care plan. Led by a registered dietitian. Call 970-4958565 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
SECURING YOUR RETIREMENT
Learn strategies for creating steady income in retirement while managing inflation, market swings and health care costs. Explore budgeting, long-term care options and ways to avoid outliving savings. Call 970-292-3032 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
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: CRC Gymnasium - Full Ages: 18+
M/W/F 2/9-13 12:30-2:30p $15 111053-00
M/W/F 3/9-13 12:30-2:30p $15 111053-01
M/W/F 4/20-24 12:30-2:30p $15 111053-02
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: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room
*Pay instructor at time of class.
Mon 2/23 8a-12p $20 AARP member
$25 non-member 111044-00
THE BASICS OF PARKINSON’S
Understand symptoms, causes and community resources that support living well with Parkinson’s. Learn practical strategies for navigating daily challenges. Presented by the Parkinson Association of the Rockies. Call 970-4958565 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
BALANCE SCREENINGS
Receive a free, individualized fall-risk screening from licensed therapists using evidence-based tools. Get personalized strategies, program referrals and resources to improve balance. Call 970-495-8560 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
GONG VOYAGE
Settle in, relax and experience a one-hour gong session designed to encourage deep rest. Many participants report reduced stress and improved well-being. Wear comfortable clothing. Call 970-495-8565 to register.
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 55+
THE CONVERSATION PROJECT
Start thoughtful conversations about your health care wishes before a crisis. Learn tools to identify and share your values with loved ones and providers in an interactive session. Call to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
GROUNDING TECHNIQUES FOR OPTIMISM
Practice simple mindfulness and self-regulation skills to calm the nervous system and nurture a positive mindset during uncertain times. Led by a trained facilitator. Call 970-495-8586 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
BARE BONES
Learn the difference between osteoporosis and osteopenia, screening recommendations and everyday habits that support bone strength as you age. Practical guidance from a health professional. Call 970-495-8565 to register.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 55+
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: CRC Maple Conference Room Ages: 18+
MEMORY MAINTENANCE IN NORMAL AGING
Practice evidence-based techniques to boost recall, attention and everyday memory skills in a fun, interactive setting. Ideal for typical, age-related changes. Call 970495-8565 to register.
Location: CRC Cedar Room Ages: 55+
DAY TRIPS
SIX BUELL THEATRE
Feel the buzz of the global hit “SIX.” Travel with us for a matinee and enjoy a lunch stop before the show. Get ready for pop-powered history, catchy tunes and a highenergy performance you’ll be singing about all the way home.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
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.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
Tue 1/13
8a-3:30p $23 111000-00
Thu 1/29 8a-3:30p $23 111000-01
Tue 2/10 8a-3:30p $23 111000-02
Thu 2/26 8a-3:30p $23 111000-03
Tue 3/10 8a-3:30p $23 111000-04
Thu 3/26 8a-3:30p $23 111000-05
Thu 4/2 8a-3:30p $23 111000-06
Thu 4/30 8a-3:30p $23 111000-07
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 Parking Lot Ages: 55+
STOCK SHOW & RODEO
Experience rodeo action—from barrel racing to bronc riding—plus access to the expo hall and vendors. Enjoy a day filled with thrills, athletes and Western tradition. Lunch is available for purchase on-site.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
BRECKENRIDGE SNOW SCULPTURE
Marvel at massive, hand-carved snow sculptures created by teams from around the world. Travel by motor coach, dress for winter weather and explore downtown for lunch on your own. Space is limited.
Location: CRC Parking Lot
Ages: 55+
DIRTY DANCING IN CONCERT BUELL THEATRE
Relive the classic film on the big screen with a live band and singers performing the iconic soundtrack. Enjoy a dinner stop before the evening show, then sing, sway and celebrate a beloved story.
Location: CRC Parking Lot
Ages: 55+
Thu 3/26 9a-4:30p $23 111001-02
Thu 4/23 8a-4:30p $23 111001-03
WATER FOR ELEPHANTS BUELL THEATRE
Journey with a traveling circus in this stirring musical about love, resilience and second chances. We’ll stop for lunch before the matinee. Expect breathtaking staging, heartfelt performances and a memorable day at the theater.
Location: CRC Parking Lot
Ages: 55+
CHEROKEE RANCH TOUR & TEA
Savor tea service with scones, sandwiches and pastries before a guided tour of a storied castle. Learn about the property’s history and enjoy sweeping views. Business casual attire is recommended.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
CBI FORENSIC SCIENCE LAB
Step behind the scenes at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s forensic laboratory. See how experts analyze DNA, trace evidence, firearms and chemicals to help solve cases. A fascinating look at real-world science in action.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
3/5 8:15a-3p $25 111008-00
HELLO, DOLLY! AT THE CANDLELIGHT THEATRE
Delight in this timeless musical filled with romance, humor and show-stopping songs. Enjoy lively choreography and the charm of the ultimate matchmaker. *Dinner is included.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
Experience Andrew Lloyd Webber’s soaring score and the mysterious world of the Paris Opera House. We’ll stop for lunch before the matinee. Expect powerful vocals, lavish sets and a classic story of passion and intrigue.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
TWO GEMS IN ONE
Discover the Dougherty Museum’s antique cars, farm equipment and vintage music devices, then visit Longmont Cheese Importers for cheeses and European goods. Enjoy a lunch stop before heading home.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
FLEECE FACTORY
Tour a working alpaca mill to see fleece transformed from barn to boutique. Learn about local fiber production, view unique products and chat with the makers. A lunch stop is included on the return trip.
Location: CRC Parking Lot Ages: 55+
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 Parking Lot Ages: 55+
AQUATICS
SWIM LESSONS
DATES AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Lesson registration will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. To make the online registration process as smooth as possible, please visit recreationliveshere.com/RecReg to get your household ID number ahead of time. For questions, please email aquatics@windsorgov.com
$50 for Windsor Residents, $65 for Non-Residents
Visit recreationliveshere.com/aquatics for full details!
Recreation Center Pool Swim Lessons
All sessions meet twice a week for four weeks. Lessons are 30 minutes long. * Saturday sessions meet once a week for four weeks.
Mondays and Wednesdays
5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m.
Mondays and Wednesdays
5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m.
Mondays and Wednesdays
5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m.
8:10, 8:45 or 9:20 a.m.
8:10, 8:45 or 9:20 a.m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m.
April 6-29 April 7-30 April 11-May 2
Mondays and Wednesdays
5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m.
8:10, 8:45 or 9:20 a.m. March 2-April 1 March 3-April 2
and Thursdays 5:10, 5:45 or 6:20 p.m.
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Aquatics
PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS
Looking to improve your swimming skills or learn how to swim? Whether solo or with a friend at the same skill level, sign up now for private swim lessons. Ideal for students who learn better with individual attention, including anxious first-time swimmers, students with disabilities, adults who have put off learning to swim, and competitive swimmers who would benefit from targeted training on specific skill sets.
Ages: 3+
All private lessons are 30 minutes long and are sold in a 4-pack or 8-pack.
WINDSOR DOLPHINS SWIM TEAM
Dive into fun and friendly competition with the Windsor Dolphins Swim Team! Our CARA Swim Team fosters skill development and sportsmanship in a fun and supportive environment.
Participants must be able to swim 50 continuous yards in a competitive, correct freestyle stroke, with proper side breathing, be familiar with all four competitive strokes, and demonstrate the ability to swim for 60 minutes in a coached setting.
Location: Windsor High School Pool
Ages: 8-18
LIFEGUARD TRAINING
Learn lifesaving skills and earn American Red Cross certifications in Lifeguarding, CPR/AED and First Aid through this comprehensive training course. Participants gain the knowledge to prevent and respond to aquatic emergencies and must complete online coursework before class.
The program includes water skill evaluations and handson practice to prepare for real-world rescue scenarios. Successful completion provides two-year certificates. Attendance for every class and passing all skills and written tests is required in order to receive Red Cross Certification.
Location: CRC Pool Ages: 15+
CHIMNEY PARK POOL RENTAL
Rent the Chimney Park Pool for two hours for your private parties, reunions or just because! Pool rentals are available on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays or Sundays, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Baby pool closed unless requested.
Pool rental requests for the 2025 season will open Monday, April 6, 2026 at 8:00 a.m. Requests can be made by filling out the pool rental request form.
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.
CLASSES
ART CLUB
Designed for preteens and teens, Art Club lets young artists expand their creative skills using a mix of media such as charcoal and pastel. Students receive individualized guidance while exploring their own ideas in a supportive environment. All materials are provided.
Location: CRC Oak Room Ages: 11+
2/11-3/11
3/25-4/29
PAINTING WORKSHOP
Let creativity shine in this guided art class for kids! Students learn basic painting techniques, gain confidence and create their own masterpieces to take home. All supplies are provided—just bring imagination and a love for art.
Location: CRC Oak Room Ages: 6-14
3/7
YOUNG REMBRANDTS SCHOOL DAY OUT ART CAMP
Make the most of school break with Young Rembrandts! Students will enjoy a creative experience filled with themed drawing lessons and engaging cartooning activities. With step-by-step instruction, participants build confidence and strengthen skills—no experience needed. All supplies are included.
Feb. 6: Fantasy Forest Drawing
Feb. 13: Cartoon Character Creation
March 6: Pirate Drawing Adventures
March 16-20: Spring Break – African Safari
April 17: Anime/Manga Cartoon Drawing
Location: Art & Heritage Center Ages: 5-12
FRIDAY EVENING ART CLASSES WITH MRS. HAY
Spend an evening creating art with Mrs. Hay in Skyview’s Art Room! Each session features a unique theme, and students will complete one or two projects to take home. A special multi-session class offers time to explore the full clay-making process—from shaping to glazing and firing.
Jan. 30: Metallic Watercolor
Feb. 27: Handmade Book Making
April 3-24: Paper Mache
*No class on April 17.
Location: Skyview Art Room, 1000 Stone Mountain Dr. Ages: 6-11
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Classes
FAMILY PAINTING PAIRS
Laugh, paint and create lasting memories together! This guided class offers families a chance to collaborate on a two-canvas art project. All supplies are included, and every session features a fun, seasonal theme.
Location: CRC Oak Room
COOKING
KIDS COOKING
Introducing little chefs to the joy of cooking! Children will make fun, hands-on recipes using healthy, vegetarianfriendly ingredients. These beginner-friendly classes teach basic kitchen safety and spark creativity through food. A consent form is required and provided in class. All sessions are held on Fridays from 4:30-6 p.m.
Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 4-6
PRESCHOOL MINI MONETS
Watch your little artist’s creativity bloom! Children will explore colors, textures and materials while developing fine motor and early learning skills. This fun, child dropoff art class encourages self-expression through painting, glue and plenty of imagination—without the mess at home!
Location: CRC Oak Room Ages: 3-5
JUNIOR ARTISTS
Encourage your budding artist to explore their creativity while learning about famous artists and techniques. This class blends art history with hands-on projects that build artistic confidence. Kids experiment with various mediums to create their own inspired masterpieces.
Location: CRC Oak Room
Ages: 5-10
1/7-2/4 5-6p
YOUTH COOKING
Get creative in the kitchen with fun hands-on cooking classes designed for kids. Learn to make tasty, healthy recipes from comfort foods to springtime treats, using fresh, vegetarian-friendly ingredients. Each session focuses on skills, flavor and confidence. A consent form is required and provided at class. All sessions take place from 1-3 p.m.
Location: CRC Kitchen Ages: 6-13
2/7 Comfort Foods $32 113571-01 Sat 3/14 Waffles Galore $32 113572-01 Sun 3/15 Celebrating Spring $32 113574-01 Mon 3/16 Spring Desserts $32 113575-01
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Classes
SPECIAL INTEREST
FENCING
Discover the fast-paced, strategic sport of modern fencing! Learn fundamental footwork, bladework and safety practices while developing focus, coordination and confidence. Participants advance through friendly bouts and skill drills with guidance from certified coaches. Equipment is available to rent, and all experience levels are welcome. USA Fencing membership is required after the first class.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Youth Beg. 2/6-27 $64 114780-02
Ages 7-10 3/6-27 $64 114780-03
4/3-24 $64 114780-04
Fri 1/2-30 6-6:50p $80 114780-05
Youth Intmd. 2/6-27 $64 114780-06
Ages 10-14
3/6-27 $64 114780-07
4/3-24 $64 114780-08
Fri 1/2-30 7-7:50p $80 114780-09
Adult 2/6-27 $64 114780-10
Ages 14+ 3/6-27 $64 114780-11
4/3-24 $64 114780-12
Location: CRC Cypress Room Ages: 13+
Wed 1/7-28 6:45-8:15p $96 114785-01
2/4-25 $96 114785-02
3/4-25 $96 114785-03
4/1-29 $120 114785-04
Location: CRC Pine Room Ages: 10+
Mon 1/5-26 5:30-6:20p $64 114786-01
2/2-23 $64 114786-02
3/2-30 $80 114786-03
4/6-27 $64 114786-04
OPEN FENCING
Sharpen your skills and enjoy open bouts with fellow fencers in this coach-supervised session. Open Fencing allows time for practice, feedback and friendly matches in a supportive environment. Participants must have completed at least one fencing session or have equivalent experience. Bring your own gear or rent on-site.
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: All
114781-01
2/2-23 $96 114781-02
3/2-30 $120 114781-03
4/6-27 $96 114781-04
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: All
CAMP WINDSOR: SCHOOL OUT DAYS AND SPRING BREAK
Make school breaks exciting with a full day of fun at Camp Windsor! Kids enjoy games, crafts, swimming, outdoor play and possible field trips—all supervised by caring staff. Bring lunch, snacks, a swimsuit and a water bottle. Drop off and pick up are on the east side of the Recreation Center.
Location: CRC Pine Room Ages: 5-12
2/6 $65 113600-03
2/13 $65 113600-04 Mon 2/16 $65 113600-05 Fri 3/6 $65 113600-06 Mon-Fri 3/16-20 $260 113601-01 Fri 4/17 $65 113600-07
TENACIOUS TOTS
This engaging preschool program fosters early learning through play, creativity and social interaction. Children explore educational, physical and artistic activities that develop motor, social and cognitive skills in a fun, nurturing setting. A great first step toward kindergarten readiness!
Location: CRC Oak Room
Ages: 3-5
2/3-26 $112 113501-02
3/3-26 $84 113501-03
3/31-4/23 $112 113501-04
WACKY WEDNESDAYS
Spark curiosity and creativity with this hands-on STEAM class for preschoolers. Each session explores science, technology, engineering, art and math through playbased learning and crafts. All sections are held on Wednesdays from 9-9:45 a.m.
Location: CRC Oak Room
Ages: 3-5
Senses 113502-03 1/28
2/4
2/11
2/18
2/25
3/4
3/11
Whirls 113502-05
& Hugs 113502-06
New Year 113502-07
Magic 113502-08
Space Explorers 113502-09
Academy 113502-10 3/25
the Sea Adventure 113502-11 4/1
the Go! 113502-12 4/8
Anatomy 113502-13 4/15
Adventure 113502-14 4/22
Explorers 113502-15
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Classes
PRESCHOOL BOOK BUGS
Nurture your child’s love of reading with this story-based art class. Each session begins with a children’s book, followed by a themed creative project inspired by the story. This adult-with-child class encourages literacy, imagination and early learning fun.
Location: CRC Oak Room
Ages: 1-3
Wed 1/7-28 10:15-10:45a $45 145627-01
2/11-3/11 $45 145627-02
3/25-4/29 $54 145627-03
MUSIC TOGETHER
Make joyful music as a family! This interactive class invites children and caregivers to sing, move and play instruments together. Music Together supports language, social and emotional development through music. Tuition includes digital music, a songbook and family resources.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 0-5
Thu 1/8-3/5 9:30-10:15a $234 113560-01
Thu 3/12-5/21 9:30-10:15a $234 113562-01
CREATE YOUR OWN WILL
Prepare essential estate planning documents 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.
Location: CRC Maple Conference Room Ages: 18+
Thu 1/29 6-7:30p $125 114972-01
HEART SAVER CPR WITH AED TRAINING
Learn lifesaving skills with American Heart Associationcertified instructors. This class covers CPR for adults, children and infants, along with AED use and choking rescue techniques.
Location: Varies Ages: 16+
HEART SAVER FIRST AID TRAINING
Gain confidence to respond in medical, injury, or environmental emergencies. Taught by certified instructors, this class provides essential first aid knowledge and hands-on practice. Participants earn a two-year First Aid certification and the skills to help when it matters most.
Location: Varies Ages: 16+
1/22 4-5:15p $45 114922-01 3/26 114922-02
SAFE SITTER ESSENTIALS
Build confidence and learn key babysitting skills in this hands-on, physician-developed course. Participants practice safety, first aid, CPR and childcare basics while gaining tips for running a successful babysitting business. A Safe Sitter certification card is awarded upon completion—bring a sack lunch and get ready to learn.
Location: CRC Cedar Room Ages: 11-13
LIFELONG NUTRITION
Learn how to make sense of today’s overwhelming nutritional 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.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 12+
Mon 1/12 5-6p Free 114842-01 Mon 4/13 5-6p Free 114842-02
DANCE & CHEER
CHEER THE DANCE DEPARTMENT
PERFORMANCE CHEER — WILDFIRES SPORTS
Jump into a two-week clinic that launches our cheer season. Train with competitive athletes while building higher jumps, safe stunting, clean eight counts and levelone tumbling. All experience levels welcome.
Location: CRC Evergreen Room Ages: 4-13
1/15-22 5-6p $50 113516-01
WILDFIRES SPORTS — CHEER PROGRAM
Build cheer, dance, stunts and jumps in a high-energy setting that grows skills and confidence. Each session emphasizes teamwork and performance, with a community showcase at the end. Uniforms are available to order; cost is separate.
Location: CRC Evergreen Room Ages: 5-13
Thu 1/29-3/5 5:30-6:30p $120 113517-01 Thu 3/26-4/30 5:30-6:30p $120 113517-02
TUMBLING — WILDFIRES SPORTS
Learn floor tumbling through safe progressions—from rolls and cartwheels to walkovers, handsprings and tucks. Classes split by skill after the first meeting so each athlete advances at a comfortable pace. Wear athletic gear, tied sneakers and hair secured; bring water.
Location: CRC Evergreen Room
Ages: 5-13
DANCE WITH ME
Share a joyful class for a child and caregiver. Learn basic steps, stretch and build coordination while making memories together. Wear comfortable clothes and clean shoes.
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 1-4
ADULT DANCE FITNESS
Move to upbeat playlists with a mix of dance-based fitness, jazz and Zumba-style routines. Expect a fun workout that welcomes all experience levels. Wear comfortable clothing and clean shoes.
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 18+
4/7-28 10-10:40a $45 113582-04
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Dance
YOUTH BALLET/TAP
Sample two classic styles in a fun, supportive class. Dancers learn basic steps, rhythm and simple combinations—perfect for building confidence. Bring water and wear comfortable clothes to move in.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 6-13
Mon 2/2-23 3:30-4:05p $33 113583-01
Mon 3/2-30 3:30-4:05p $33 113583-02 Mon 4/13-5/11 3:30-4:05p $55 113583-03
DANCE PARTY (BALLET/TAP/ TUMBLE)
Try a new style each week—jazz, ballet, tap and tumbling—while learning a short combo and building coordination. Wear comfortable clothing and clean shoes; bring water.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 4-6
Sun 1/4-25 12:15-12:55p $45 113586-01
Sun 2/1-22 12:15-12:55p $45 113586-02
Sun 3/1-29 12:15-12:55p $34 113586-03
Sun 4/12-26 12:15-12:55p $34 113586-04
YOUTH DANCE PARTY (HIPHOP/MODERN/JAZZ)
Explore hip-hop, modern, jazz and tap in a rotating format that builds skills and confidence through short combos. Wear comfortable clothing and clean shoes; bring water.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 6-12
Sun 1/4-25 1-1:45p $45 113587-01
Sun 2/1-22 1-1:45p $45 113587-02
Sun 3/1-29 1-1:45p $34 113587-03
Sun 4/12-26 1-1:45p $34 113587-04
K-POP DEMON HUNTERS DANCE CAMP
Dance to favorite K-pop tracks and learn a lively routine to share with family and friends. Wear comfortable clothes and clean shoes; bring a water bottle.
Location: CRC Pine Room
Ages: 4-6
PRINCESS PARTY DANCE CAMP
Dress for fun and learn a short dance to a favorite princess song. Make a simple craft to take home. Bring a water bottle and a no-mess, allergy-safe snack; clean sneakers are preferred.
Location: CRC Pine Room
Ages: 3-6
MOVEMENT, TUMBLING, TAP & JAZZ - NOCO DANCE
MINI MOVERS
Explore movement with a caregiver while learning to follow musical cues and class routines. This structured, studio-style class builds coordination, musicality and confidence—foundations for future dance study. Spring includes optional community performances; a small fee paid to the instructor covers costume planning.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 2-3
1/7-28 9-9:30a $62 113525-01
2/4-25 9-9:30a $62 113525-02
3/4-4/8 9-9:30a $93 113525-03
4/15-5/20 9-9:30a $93 113525-04
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Dance
ACRO DANCE
Blend tumbling and dance in a supportive, progressive class that builds strength, flexibility and coordination. Students develop skills in a studio setting designed for continued study. Spring includes optional community performances; a small fee paid to the instructor covers costume planning.
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 6-12
Thu 1/8-29 3:30-4:15p $72 113526-01
Thu 2/5-26 3:30-4:15p $72 113526-02
Thu 3/5-4/9 3:30-4:15p $108 113526-03
Thu 4/16-5/21 3:30-4:15p $108 113526-04
TINY TUMBLERS
Discover rolls, jumps, stretches and locomotor movement while strengthening the body and building coordination. Instruction follows a structured progression in a studio environment. Spring includes optional community performances; a small fee paid to the instructor covers costume planning.
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 3-5
Wed 1/7-28 10:45-11:30a $68 113527-01
Wed 2/4-25 10:45-11:30a $68 113527-02
Wed 3/4-4/8 10:45-11:30a $102 113527-03
Wed 4/15-5/20 10:45-11:30a $102 113527-04
MULTI-GENERATIONAL TAP
Enjoy an open-level tap class that sharpens rhythm, timing and musicality through combinations and dances. Taught in a structured, studio setting for ongoing growth. Spring includes optional community performances; a small fee paid to the instructor covers costume planning.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 6+
Tue 1/6-27 5:30-6:15p
Tue 2/3-24 5:30-6:15p $72 113528-02
Tue 3/3-4/7 5:30-6:15p $108 113528-03 Tue 4/14-5/19 5:30-6:15p $108 113528-04
BEGINNING–INTERMEDIATE JAZZ
Step into classic jazz technique with age-appropriate movement and upbeat choreography. The structured, studio format supports continued progress and confidence. Spring includes optional community performances; a small fee paid to the instructor covers costume planning.
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 6+
PRE-BALLET - NOCO DANCE
LIL DANCERS
Introduce your dancer to pre-ballet through imaginative stories and playful movement. Classes build coordination, balance and musicality while developing focus and classroom readiness. Instruction progresses through levels for continued growth in a positive studio environment. Spring includes optional community performances; a small instructor-paid fee covers costume planning.
PRE-BALLET I
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 9+
9:45-10:30a $68
3/4-4/8 9:45-10:30a $102 113530-03 Wed 4/15-5/20 9:45-10:30a $102 113530-04
PRE-BALLET I/II
Location: CRC Buckeye/Redwood Room Ages: 3-5
2/5-26 5:30-6:15p $68 113531-02 Thu 3/5-4/9 5:30-6:15p $102 113531-03 Thu 4/16-5/21 5:30-6:15p $102 113531-04
PRE-BALLET II
Location: CRC Cedar Room Ages: 4-5
Mon 1/5-26 4-4:45p $68 113532-01
Mon 2/2-23 4-4:45p $68 113532-02
Mon 3/2-4/6 4-4:45p $102 113532-03
Mon 4/13-5/18 4-4:45p $102 113532-04
PETITE BALLERINAS
Learn ballet fundamentals through story-based lessons that make movement fun and meaningful. Dancers practice skips, chassés and arabesques while developing coordination, grace and confidence. Classes are taught in a structured studio setting designed for continued study. Spring includes optional community performances; a small instructor-paid fee covers costume planning.
Location: CRC Cedar Room Ages: 5-7
Mon 1/5-26 5-5:45p $68 113533-01 Mon 2/2-23 5-5:45p $68 113533-02
Mon 3/2-4/6 5-5:45p $102 113533-03 Mon 4/13-5/18 5-5:45p $102 113533-04
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 5-7
Fri
3/6-4/10 3:45-4:30p $102 113534-03 Fri 4/17-5/22 3:45-4:30p $102 113534-04
CLASSICAL - NOCO DANCE
CLASSICAL BALLET
Train in classical ballet through progressive levels—from first barre introduction to advanced pointe technique. Classes emphasize strength, alignment, musicality and artistry while supporting long-term growth. Instructor evaluation may be required for placement and upper levels may include multiple classes per week. Spring includes optional community performances; a small instructor-paid fee covers costume planning.
PREMIÈRE BALLET/BALLET I
Location: CRC Cedar Room Ages: 6+
BALLET II
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 8+
BALLET
II/III
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 9+
BALLET III
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 9+
BALLET III
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 9+
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Dance
BALLET
V
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 12+
Tue 1/6-27 7-8:30p $82 113540-01
Tue 2/3-24 7-8:30p $82 113540-02
Tue 3/3-4/7 7-8:30p $123 113540-03
Tue 4/14-5/19 7-8:30p $123 113540-04
BALLET V/VI
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 12+
Mon 1/5-26 6-7:45p $82 113541-01
Mon 2/2-23 6-7:45p $82 113541-02
Mon 3/2-4/6 6-7:45p $123 113541-03
Mon 4/13-5/18 6-7:45p $123 113541-04
Wed 1/7-28 4:45-6:25p $82 113542-01
Wed 2/4-25 4:45-6:25p $82 113542-02
Wed 3/4-4/8 4:45-6:25p $123 113542-03
Wed 4/15-5/20 4:45-6:25p $123 113542-04
BALLET VI
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 12+
Fri 1/9-30 4:45-6:25p $82 113543-01
Fri 2/6-27 4:45-6:25p $82 113543-02
Fri 3/6-4/10 4:45-6:25p $123 113543-03
Fri 4/17-5/22 4:45-6:25p $123 113543-04
POINTE I/II
For dancers with established pre-pointe readiness and consistent technique training. Pointe meets after Ballet V/ VI classes; multiple weekly pointe sessions are required. Instructor permission is necessary before registering. Spring includes optional community performances; a small fee paid to the instructor covers costume planning.
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 12+
ADULT BALLET
Enjoy a welcoming, open-level class designed for beginners and experienced dancers alike. Focus on posture, alignment, flexibility and classical technique through progressive barre and center work. Classes emphasize fitness, artistry and joy in movement. Spring includes optional community performances; a small instructor-paid fee covers costume planning.
I
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 18+
Mon 1/5-26 7-8:30p $82 113550-01 Mon 2/2-23 7-8:30p $82 113550-02 Mon 3/2-4/6 7-8:30p $123 113550-03 Mon 4/13-5/18 7-8:30p $123 113550-04
II
Location: CRC Fitness Room Ages: 18+
1/7-28 7:15-8:45p
113551-01
2/4-25 7:15-8:45p $82 113551-02 Wed 3/4-4/8 7:15-8:45p $123 113551-03 Wed 4/15-5/20 7:15-8:45p $123 113551-04
FITNESS
STRONGHER
Build lifelong strength and confidence in a fun, supportive environment designed for women. These workouts focus on how women’s bodies function through all life stages, from young adulthood to post-menopause. Backed by science and tailored to hormonal changes, StrongHER helps participants feel their best while improving strength, balance and fitness. All levels are welcome.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 12+
Sun 1/11-2/15 4-5p $60 114845-01
Wed 1/14-2/18 6-7a $60 114845-02
Wed & Sun 1/11-2/18 6-7a $100 114845-03
Sun 2/22-3/29 4-5p $60 114845-04
Wed 2/25-4/1 6-7a $60 114845-05
Wed & Sun 2/22-4/1 4-5p $100 114845-06
Sun 4/12-5/17 4-5p $60 114845-07
Wed 4/15-5/20 6-7a $60 114845-08
Wed & Sun 4/12-5/20 6-7a $100 114845-09
FIT MOM EXERCISE CLASS
Stay strong and healthy through every season of motherhood with this supportive fitness class for moms. Designed by a certified perinatal exercise trainer, the program includes safe, effective workouts for pregnancy, postpartum recovery and beyond. Each session helps improve strength, stability and confidence with guidance approved by physical therapists.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 20+
Thu 1/8-2/12 8:45-9:30a $60 114847-01
Thu 2/19-4/2 8:45-9:30a $60 114847-02
Thu 4/9-5/14 8:45-9:30a $60 114847-03
OPEN GYM WITH DR. DISH MACHINE
Take your basketball game to the next level using the Dr. Dish shooting machine during open gym. This advanced equipment offers customizable drills, performance tracking and professional-level training features to improve accuracy and consistency. Perfect for players looking to sharpen their skills—sessions are available in 15-minute intervals.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 8+
T’AI CHI CHIH
T’ai Chi Chih is a moving meditation that circulates and balances the internal energy of the body also known as Chi. Benefits include stress reduction, better balance, improved health and well-being. There are 19 movements and one pose. Movements can be made by anyone regardless of age or physical condition.
Location: CRC Fitness Room
Ages: 12+
Learn more about personal training at the Community Recreation Center recreationliveshere.com/Fitness
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 a local health care provider for this free, familyfriendly walk focused on movement and community connection. Enjoy light exercise along the trail while learning about current health topics in a relaxed, supportive setting. Open to all ages and fitness levels—no registration required. Walks are held every third Saturday of the month at the Community Recreation Center starting at 9 a.m.
PERSONAL TRAINING PERSONAL TRAINING
Kevin Hinkle
From: Windsor, CO
Certifications:
• AFPA Certified Personal Trainer
• AFPA Nutrition For Health & Performance
Interests:
• Bicycling
Christa Gibson
From: Seattle, WA
Certifications:
• AFFA Certified Personal Trainer
• CSU Graduate Nutrition Certification
• NASM Fitness Nutrition Specialist
• TRX
• Silver Sneakers
Interests:
• Triathlon (swimming, biking, running)
• Golf
• Trail running
Zach Lewis
From: Manhattan Beach, CA
Certifications:
• NASM Certified Personal Trainer
• Bachelors of Science in Health and Exercise Science from Colorado State University
• NASM Senior Fitness Specialist
NASM Youth Exercise Specialist
Interests:
• Hiking
• Skiing
• Surfing
• Exploring new destinations
Areas of Specialization:
• Strength Training For All Ages, All Levels
• Core, Balance, Flexibility and Posture Improvement
• Functional and HIIT Training
• Senior Body Strength Equalization
• Joint Replacement Pre- and Post-op Rehabilitation
• Post Stroke Recovery
• Golf Flexibility and Strength
• Self-Improvement Through Hard Work, Consistency and Positive Reinforcement
Areas of Specialization:
• Weight Management
• Post-Pregnancy Weight Loss
• Muscle Strengthening
• Proper Exercise Execution
• Weight Training for Beginners
• Weight Training for Athletes
• Fitness Nutrition
• Senior Fitness
Areas of Specialization:
• Strength Conditioning and Sports Performance
• Principles of Weight Training for Young Athletes
• Injury Rehab
• Mental Health
• Balance and Stability
• Functional Movement and Mobility
• Bodybuilding and Muscle Hypertrophy
• New Athlete Development and Gym Confidence
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/PersonalTraining
Brianna Jones
From: Windsor, CO
Certifications:
• NASM-CPT
• HIGH, Low, YO
• Upbeat Barre, Upbeat Lift, Upbeat Pilates
• AQUA, TRX
Interests:
• Time with family and friends
• Music
• Dance
• Crafting and DIY projects.
Stephanie Furrow
From: Fort Collins, CO
Certifications:
• ISSA Personal Trainer
• ISSA Indoor Cycle
• NASM Youth Exercise Specialist
Interests:
• Hiking
• Coaching youth sports
• Trying new recipes
Areas of Specialization:
• Senior Fitness
• Women’s Health
• Strength and Flexibility
Areas of Specialization:
• Group Exercise Classes
• Bootcamp-style Classes
• One-on-One with Clients
Michelle Tucker
From: Delphos, KS
Certifications:
• CPR/AED Certified
• ACE Certified Personal Trainer
• Certified Postnatal Fitness Specialist
Interests:
• Hiking
• Traveling with my husband
• Running
• Watching my boys play sports
• Making yummy and nutritional dishes
Areas of Specialization:
• Pre- and Postpartum Exercise
• Peri/Postmenopause Exercise
• Exercising with Chronic Pain or Disease
• Weight Loss and Weight Management
• Core Strength
ATHLETICS
ADULT SPORTS
MEN’S ADULT BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Join Windsor’s recreational men’s basketball league for friendly, competitive play. Teams compete in seven regular-season games followed by a single-elimination tournament. Designed for players with average skills and no college experience, this league promotes teamwork and sportsmanship. Games are played on weeknights at the Windsor Community Recreation Center. Gather your team, lace up and enjoy a well-organized season of hoops.
Location: CRC Aux Gym
Ages: 18-99
MEN’S ADULT SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Step up to the plate in Windsor’s Men’s Spring Softball League. Two divisions offer options for both experienced and recreational teams. Division 1 welcomes skilled, established players, while Division 2 is designed for new or casual teams focused on fun and fitness. Each league features regular-season games and an end-of-season tournament. Teams are encouraged to register early as space is limited.
Location: Severance Community Park Ages: 16-99
ADULT COED KICKBALL LEAGUE
Rediscover a playground favorite with Windsor’s Adult Coed Kickball league. Teams enjoy a lively season of recreational games, concluding with a tournament on the final league nights. This league is perfect for anyone looking to stay active, meet new people and have fun in a relaxed atmosphere. Bring your team spirit and get ready to kick off a great season.
Location: TBD
Ages: 16-99
ADULT COED SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Enjoy a fun and social coed softball season focused on teamwork, exercise and community spirit. Two divisions provide options for both competitive and recreational play. Division 1 suits seasoned players seeking higherlevel games, while Division 2 offers a relaxed environment for casual teams. Regular-season play concludes with a tournament. Team registration is limited, so sign up early and bring your best game to the field.
Location: Severance Community Park
Ages: 16-99
ADULT COED VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE – INDOOR
Bump, set and spike your way through Windsor’s Coed Volleyball League. Designed for recreational play, this fun and supportive league features weekly matches and an end-of-season tournament. Gather your team and join a season filled with friendly competition, teamwork and great energy on the court.
Location: Grandview Full Gym
Ages: 16-99
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Athletics
YOUTH SPORTS
WINTER BASKETBALL CAMP
Stay active and sharpen your skills during winter break at this upbeat basketball camp led by Coach Bruce Dick. Players learn shooting, passing and teamwork in an energetic and encouraging environment. Space is limited, so register early!
Location: CRC Grades: 1st-8th
SUPERTOTS SPORTS PROGRAM
Preschool-friendly sports classes introduce movement, listening and sharing through playful activities with balls and age-appropriate equipment. Sessions highlight early sport skills in soccer, basketball and baseball. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. Register at bit.ly/SuperTotsWindsor
Location: CRC
Thu 1/15-3/14
CARA BASKETBALL SKILLS CHALLENGE
Show off your basketball skills in this free community event! Participants test their dribbling, passing and shooting abilities in a fun and supportive environment. Top scorers advance to regional and state competitions. No registration required—sign up the day of the event and bring your best game!
Location: CRC Ages: 6-13
START SMART BASKETBALL
Parents and children learn basketball fundamentals together in this fun, noncompetitive program. Through guided activities, kids develop skills in dribbling, passing, catching and shooting while improving coordination and confidence. Parent participation is required—get ready to learn, play and grow as a team!
Location: CRC
Ages: 4-5
Tue & Thu 3/3-26 5:30-6:30p $90 116001-01
FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE (COED)
A noncontact, team-based league focused on fundamentals and equal participation. Practices are held on weekdays, with weeknight games once the season begins. Teams play five-on-five and follow simple rules that emphasize skill development and sportsmanship. Volunteer coaches are needed and will receive support and resources.
Location: Windsor & Severance
Grades: K/1st
Grades: 2nd/3rd
Grades: 4th/5th
Grades: 6th-8th
YOUTH VOLLEYBALL (COED)
A recreational program that teaches serving, passing, setting and teamwork in a positive gym environment. Weekday practices lead into Saturday game play. Teams may be reassigned if rosters or coaches change. Players need a Windsor jersey, athletic shoes and knee pads. For specific times, days of the week and locations, visit recreationsliveshere.com/RecReg.
Location: Windsor & Severance
Grades: 1st/2nd
Grades: 3rd/4th
Grades: 5th/6th
Grades: 7th/8th
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Athletics
LITTLE WIZARDS SOCCER
Little Wizards Soccer is a 4-week soccer program for kids who just can’t wait to start playing soccer! Little Wizards Soccer provides kids the opportunity to learn the basic fundamentals of soccer in a team environment and places an emphasis on fun! Teams are coed. Kids will get a team T-shirt as part of their registration fee. A reversible Windsor Jersey does NOT need to be purchased for this program. Shin guards, tennis shoes or soccer cleats are required.
Location: Windsor Ages: 4
REC SOCCER
Build skills in a supportive, recreational league with weekday practices and Saturday games. Teams are gender-specific. Players need a Windsor reversible jersey, shin guards and athletic shoes or soccer cleats. Volunteer coaches are needed! Both boys and girls leagues offered. All games are played on Saturdays. For specific times, days of the week and locations, visit recreationsliveshere.com/RecReg.
Location: Windsor Ages: 5U *One practice per week
Tue & Sat 3/17-5/9 4:30-5:30p $85 113305 5:30-6:30p Wed & Sat 3/18-5/9 4:30-5:30p $85 113305 5:30-6:30p Thu & Sat 3/19-5/9 4:30-5:30p $85 113305 5:30-6:30p
Location: Windsor & Severance Ages: 6U *Two practices per week
Mon,Wed,Sat 3/16-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113306 5:30-6:30p Tue,Thu,Sat 3/17-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113306 5:30-6:30p
Location: Windsor & Severance Ages: 7U *Two practices per week
Mon,Wed,Sat 3/16-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113307 5:30-6:30p Tue,Thu,Sat 3/17-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113307 5:30-6:30p
Location: Windsor & Severance Ages: 8U *Two practices per week
Mon,Wed,Sat 3/16-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113308 5:30-6:30p Tue,Thu,Sat 3/17-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113308 5:30-6:30p
Location: Windsor Ages: 10U *Two practices per week
Mon,Wed,Sat 3/16-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113310 5:30-6:30p 6-7p Tue,Thu,Sat 3/17-5/9 4:30-5:30p $95 113310 5:30-6:30p 6-7p
Location: Windsor Ages: 12U *Two practices per week
TRAVEL SOCCER
For developing players ready for more competition. Teams practice locally and play a schedule with home games in Windsor and away games across Northern Colorado. Players need a Windsor jersey, shin guards and athletic shoes or soccer cleats. No metal cleats. Schedules are subject to change. Practices are twice a week with games on Saturdays.
Location: Windsor Ages: U10
Location: Windsor Ages: U12
Location: Windsor Ages: U14
Location: Windsor Ages: U18
Mon-Thu & Sat 3/9-5/16 4-8:30p $130 113328-01 (B)
Mon-Thu & Sat 3/9-5/16 4-8:30p $130 113338-01 (G)
SOFTBALL GIRLS GEYL (8U-15U)
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
Location: Windsor & Greeley Ages: 8U
Ages: 10U
BASEBALL RECREATION (6U-15U)
Step up to the plate for a season of teamwork and friendly competition. This recreational league emphasizes skillbuilding, sportsmanship and fun. Teams practice and play games in Windsor and nearby communities, with end-ofseason tournaments for older divisions. Batter up for an exciting summer of baseball!
Location: Windsor & Severance Ages: 6U (Coed)
Location: Windsor & Severance Ages: 8U (Coed)
Location: Windsor & Severance Ages: 10U
Location: Windsor & Severance Ages: 12U
12U
15U
Location: Windsor & Greeley Ages (GEYL League): 13U
Location: Windsor & Greeley Ages (GEYL League): 15U
See the latest calendar for more events and information: recreationliveshere.com/Athletics
Who Qualifies for a Resident Rate?
• Any person owning taxable real or personal property in the Town of Windsor and can show verification.
• Any person enrolled in the Weld RE-4 School District.
• Proof of residency.
OFFICIATION & SCOREKEEPING
Interested in officiation, scorekeeping or practice and game supervision for youth and adult sports? Northern Colorado Sports Officials (NCSO) is assigning Windsor officials for the 2025/2026 seasons! Visit NCSO’s website for more information: goncso.com.
NEED A LITTLE HELP? REDUCED FEE/SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS
The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Reduced Fee and Severance Youth Scholarship Programs are funded through generous donations from multiple sources including the Windsor Town Board and United Way of Weld County. Reduced fees and scholarships are available for Windsor and Severance residents meeting qualification guidelines including proof of income, household size and proof of residency taken from a property tax certification, utility bill or rental agreement. Applications are available at the front desk of the Community Recreation Center.
UNIFORMS
Uniforms are sold at the 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 Team Sideline at teamsideline.com/windsor for the latest game and practice schedules, to receive game cancellation notifications and weather updates.
INCLEMENT WEATHER SPORTS HOTLINE
Call 970-674-3530 about weather for all scheduled games. Call the team coach about practice cancellations.
Windsor Tree-rific by planting your
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.
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
Sign up for activities any time online at recreationliveshere.com/RecReg.
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