HRCA January 2014 Newsletter

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January 2014

WINTER CULTURAL SERIES The Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association is proud to present the 2014 Winter Cultural Series!

The quality entertainment you’d find downtown without the hassle of actually going downtown! From ballet to Broadway this series features some of the best performers in the area!

We begin the series on January 9 with the Boulder Brass. The Boulder Brass has been thrilling audiences throughout the United States for nearly two decades and is consistently lauded for its virtuosity and brilliance, as well as its engaging programming. Following the Boulder Brass is Danse Etoile Ballet on January 23, performing an eclectic mix of contemporary dance mixed with classical ballet movements.

The series continues on February 6 when we bring back a crowd favorite – The Metropolitan Jazz Orchestra playing a pops concert with music from 80’s and 90’s pop hits to Motown and jazz. The 19 piece band truly is the premier jazz orchestra of Denver.

On February 20 we bring Broadway's Best to Highlands Ranch in this rare performance. Four vocalists and six dancers transport you to New York City's Broadway with hits from Anything Goes, Oklahoma, My Fair Lady, and more!

All performances take place in the chapel at Cherry Hills Community Church. Tickets are $7 in advance and $10 at the door, if not sold out. Purchase at any HRCA rec center or online at www.HRCAonline.org/tickets.

DIRECTOR & DELEGATE ELECTIONS BOARD POSITIONS OPEN - Three Director positions are up for election in 2014. Each position will serve for a two-year term pursuant to the bylaws of the HRCA. All interested candidates must complete and submit the candidate data form to the administrative office at Eastridge by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, January 31. Director candidate data forms are located at all four recreation centers and online at www.HRCAonline.org/Elections. Directors are elected by district delegates at the Annual Meeting of Delegates on Tuesday, March 18. If you are interested in this position, call 303-471-8802 or email cynthia.thye@hrcaonline.org.

DELEGATE POSITIONS OPEN - In even numbered years (2014), members within even-numbered districts elect a district delegate for a two year term. There are also 13 vacant districts that members can volunteer to serve, districts: 15, 21, 22, 24, 49, 61, 65, 69, 73, 83, 93, 97 and 101. Elections take place at the Annual Meeting of Members on Tuesday, April 22 , 5:30 p.m. If you are interested in running for a delegate position, call the HRCA Administrative Office at 303-471-8958 or 303-4718802. Monday, March 10, 2014 is the last date for delegate candidates’ names to be printed on the notice mailed to members; write-in candidates will still be accepted.

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JERRY F LANNE RY

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CEO AND GENERAL MANAGER

Highlands Ranch Community

Happy 2014 to all of you and your loved ones! We at HRCA,

Association, Inc.

hope that you had a restful and blessed holiday season with family and friends. The New Year brings resolutions to accomplish

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personal and professional goals. At HRCA we can help you reach

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those goals by the many classes we offer and four incredible recreation centers! So come BOARD OF DIRECTORS 303-471-8958 Christina Caputo Scott Lemmon Brock Norris Jeff Suntken Dennis Seymour ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

on in and begin your journey to a new you in a New Year!

EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES – As stated above, with New Year Resolutions comes a high volume of visitation at our recreation centers. Programs are gearing up for an influx of registrants so make sure you get in early so you don’t miss out on a spot. January kicks off the fabulous Winter Cultural Series; quality entertainment right here in the Ranch. This wonderful cultural series is great for kids and adults. Kids' Nite Out is one of our newest programs is provides a great opportunity to make new friends for you children. It will be

AT EASTRIDGE

held for 1-6 graders at Northridge Recreation Center every Saturday during January from

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6:30 - 9:30 pm. Please refer to our website calendar for the most current information on

9568 University Blvd.

all of these events and more.

M-F: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

BUDGET – As many of you know, the Board approved the 2014 budget in November RECREATION CENTERS

of last year with a $32 annual increase. We have fielded a number of calls from residents

303-791-2500

asking why the supplemental budget adjustment was necessary. In the letter we sent to

Recreation Center at Northridge

the community in November, we identified the process followed and the need to secure

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a 2/3 vote by the delegate body for the increase. In follow up since that time, we’ve

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Recreation Center at Eastridge 9568 University Blvd.

was proposed by the Finance Committee of HRCA. Even though a majority of delegates approved the budget, not having a 2/3 affirmative vote in the Delegate meeting meant that we had only two options left to us by the Community Declaration. The first option

M-F: 5:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.

was the supplemental adjustment, the second was an option to fail to set the assessment,

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which is described in section 8.3 of the Community Declarations. Section 8.3 states that

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a failure to fix the assessment will cause it to be adjusted to the CPI. In this case and

Recreation Center at Westridge

instead of the assessment going from $508 to $540 a year under the proposed budget,

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it would have gone from $508 to $617 a year. The Board felt that was unacceptable and

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consequently approved the supplemental adjustment. Please refer to http://hrcaonline.org/

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Su: 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.

HRCAInfo/FinancialInformation/Budgets.aspx for more detail on the budget.

Recreation Center at Southridge 4800 McArthur Ranch Rd.

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QUARTERLY ASSESSMENTS

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The quarterly assessment amount in 2014 for those properties with access to the

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Recreation Centers is $135.00. For residential (this includes Gleneagles Village, Gold

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explained that the Board had no other option than to move forward with the budget as

Peak, Silver Mesa, the Village, The Retreat) and commercial properties that pay the Administrative function only the annual 2014 assessment is $48.00.

First Quarter Assessments are due January 1, 2014.

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2014 BUDGE T hrca The annual budget for the Highlands Ranch Community Association, Inc. (HRCA) is a financial and operational document that is designed to carry out the obligations of the HRCA. The annual budget also follows the policies of the board of directors which reflects the requests for services and facilities by the members.

TRANSFERS Operating Transfers - Capital Equipment..... 13,000 Transfer To Administrative Reserve Fund... 41,300 Total Transfers....................................... 54,300

The HRCA budget anticipates the level of services to be provided, the costs of doing so, and the funds that will be available to provide these services. Types of services and facilities provided are determined by the Community Declaration. The Board of Directors determines the level of service with input from membership, committees, and delegates. The complete 2014 budget is online at www.HRCAonline.org/ budget.

REVENUE Assessments .................................................14,335,810 Multi-Facility Programs..................................4,410,875 Membership / Contract / Guest Fee............ 322,540 Facility Rental ................................................... 145,990 Office Lease ..........................................................66,900 Childcare ...............................................................37,720 Indoor Tennis Courts Block-Time ............... 117,500 Vending Commission ..........................................31,325 Investment Interest / Dividends..........................1,800 Other Revenue................................................... 142,115 TOTAL REVENUES...................... $19,612,575

SUMMARY 2014 ADMINISTRATIVE OPERATING FUND BUDGET

EXPENSES Northridge Operating Expenses Staff ................................................................... 1,016,785 Facility Maintenance ......................................... 150,570 Utilities................................................................. 226,230 Pool Maintenance & Supplies.............................27,200 Office Supply & Equipment Expenses...............14,375 Miscellaneous Operating Expenses..................16,330 Total Northridge Operating Expenses........................... 1,451,490

REVENUE Assessments Revenue................................ $1,445,000 Late & Lien Fee Revenue................................. 284,000 Transfer Fee Revenue...................................... 227,500 Legal Fee Revenue ....................................... 204,000 Sub-Association Services Revenues.............. 482,400 Architectural Fines and Fees.......................... 160,000 Investment Interest / Dividend Revenue............. 400 Other Revenues.................................................. 35,050 Community Events Revenue.......................... 379,750 Total Revenues................................... 3,218,100 EXPENSES Staff................................................................... 1,201,870 Payroll Taxes..................................................... 107,650 Employee Benefits ........................................... 290,160 Sub-Association Services Staff & Benefits... 432,980 Legal Fees & Recording .................................. 301,000 Payroll & Accounting Services......................... 18,150 Volunteer Expenses........................................... 18,000 Office Lease Expense......................................... 67,000 Newsletter Expense........................................... 70,000 Community & Business Relations .................. 11,500 Memberships / Subscriptions........................... 18,000 Office Supplies & Expenses.............................. 26,000 Postage.................................................................. 65,900 Printing.................................................................. 38,000 Computer Expenses......................................... 112,300 Utilities / Janitorial / Telephone ..................... 50,500 Liability Insurance .............................................. 18,000 Travel / Vehicle Expenses ................................ 31,050 Marketing Plan Implementation....................... 10,000 Other Expenses................................................ 109,000 Community Events Expenses......................... 195,150 Total Operating Expenses................. 3,192,210 NET OPERATING INCOME BEFORE TRANSFERS.......................... $25,890

NET OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) .............................. $(28,410)

SUMMARY 2013 RECREATION OPERATING FUND BUDGET

Eastridge Operating Expenses Staff ................................................................... 1,328,410 Facility Maintenance ......................................... 261,745 Utilities................................................................. 230,410 Pool Maintenance & Supplies.............................51,580 Office Supply & Equipment Expenses...............19,730 Miscellaneous Operating Expenses..................10,170 Total Eastridge Operating Expenses........................... 1,902,045 Westridge Operating Expenses Staff ................................................................... 1,054,620 Facility Maintenance ......................................... 203,415 Utilities................................................................. 176,850 Pool Maintenance & Supplies.............................40,665 Office Supply & Equipment Expenses...............21,005 Miscellaneous Operating Expenses..................16,605 Total Westridge Operating Expenses........................... 1,513,160

Southridge Operating Expenses Staff ................................................................... 1,186,670 Facility Maintenance ......................................... 207,145 Utilities................................................................. 188,750 Pool Maintenance & Supplies.............................57,980 Office Supply & Equipment Expenses...............22,615 Miscellaneous Operating Expenses..................15,180 Total Southridge Operating Expenses........................... 1,678,340 Total Facility Operating Expenses..... $6,545,035 Multi-Facility Expenses Program Expenses Staff................................................................... 1,866,680 Contract Services............................................. 642,830 Supplies & Expenses......................................... 299,160 Total Program Expenses.................. 2,808,670

Operating Expenses Staff .................................................................. 1,443,950 Payroll Taxes Employer's Portion (All Staff)........................ 672,300 Employee Benefits (All Staff)....................... 1,416,550 Other Employee Expenses (Training/Uniforms).......................................... 176,910 Mileage and Vehicle Expense........................... 20,000 Telephone / Internet.......................................... 88,000 Liability Insurance............................................. 234,000 Bank Charges, Credit Card & Trustee Fees.................................................. 179,250 Professional Fees (payroll, legal and audit)... 78,270 Computer Equipment & Assistance ............ 171,200 Office Equipment Lease..................................... 35,000 Memberships & Subscriptions.......................... 13,200 Activities Guide Production & Postage......... 48,500 Newsletter Printing & Postage........................ 25,000 Reserve Study & Consulting............................. 42,500 OSCA Loan interest............................................. 8,450 Other Services & Expenses.............................. 53,550 Total Multi-Facility Expenses.......... $4,706,630 Transfers Bond Principal and Interest Payments...... 3,590,800 Transfer to Recreation Reserve Fund...... 1,200,000 Capital Purchases.............................................. 303,410 Transfer to Capital Improvement Fund....... 250,000 Transfer to Backcountry ................................ 210,000 Total Transfers................................. $5,554,210 GRAND TOTAL EXPENSES........ 19,614,545 NET OPERATING INCOME (LOSS)................................. $(1,970)

B O A R D U P D AT E S The December Board Meeting Motions are available at www.HRCAonline.org.

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TIPS FOR THE NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION RUSH AT THE REC CENTERS 1. Remember to bring your HRCA card to the recreation centers to avoid check-in delays. Your member card is also required to check out equipment.

2. Don’t overdo. Remember to eat before exercising and drink plenty of water. Always consult your physician before beginning any exercise program.

3. Lock your belongings in a locker. HRCA has locks available for check out with your member card or locks are available for purchase.

Our inspired party staff goes to great lengths to create the event you

4. Please be considerate of others and always wipe down equipment and machines after each use with the disinfectant spray provided.

envision and attend to every detail.

5. Be courteous and allow others to use the equipment between your sets.

From the action-packed, customized

6. Please limit your time on cardio equipment to 30 minutes while others are waiting.

indoor turf activities and team

7. Please refrain from using your cell phone while working out.

celebration rooms to decorated boy’s or girl’s “themed” party rooms, our

8. Please take a shower before entering the swimming pools and/or hot tubs.

service remains unparalleled ensuring

9. Run/walk single file on the running track.

your birthday party or team event is

10. Return all equipment back to proper location after use for others to enjoy.

unforgettable.

“Touchdown!”

Turf Party Price $190 One-hour indoor customized turf activities and one-hour party time in a decorated ‘theme” party area with 24 place settings, 1/4 sheet cake, and a party host. Ages 3 and up.

BACKCOUNTRY TRAIL CLOSURE The annual Wildcat Mountain Trail System closure is January 1 - March 31 for wintering wildlife. The area is a traditional wintering ground for elk due to its proximity to water.

Elk and deer must expend as little energy as possible in the winter in order to survive.

The closure allows them to get through the winter with little human interference, making the winter easier on them. Thank you for your cooperation. All other trails remain open during the winter. To view a map of the trails: http://hrcaonline.org/ Backcountry/Trails/Maps.aspx.

“Extra Point” Touchdown Option Price $215 One and a half hours indoor customized turf activities and a half hour party time in a decorated ‘theme” party area with 24 place settings, 1/4 sheet cake, and a party host. Ages 3 and up.

Call now for details & booking 720-348-8267

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NEW SATURDAY AND SUNDAY HOURS Beginning January 1, Saturday and Sunday closing time for Southridge, Eastridge, and Westridge recreation centers is 8:00 p.m. The Recreation Center at Northridge’s Saturday and Sunday close remains at 6:00 p.m. See the hours of the recreation centers on page 2. Please check the pool schedule as well as there are a few changes. For all the latest hours, fitness, gym, and pool schedules, please visit www.HRCAonline.org/Schedules.

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UPCOMING events COFFEE TASTING

Join coffee masters from Starbucks to learn how to taste, pair and describe coffees selected from around the world and

FATHER & DAUGHTER SWEETHEART BALL

learn how to use a French press. Those attending will receive a special gift bag.

Saturday, January 11 • 9:30 – 11:00 a.m.

• Eastridge Recreation Center, Community Room • $10 in advance, $13 day of event if not sold out. • For ages 16+.

A special night for girls and their dads

CHINESE NEW YEAR In February, Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association is partnering with Great Wall Chinese Academy to present a Chinese New Year (Year of the Horse) celebration. The program features exciting Chinese dragon and lion dances, beautiful Chinese folk dances, amazing Chinese martial art - Kung Fu, and well-prepared choral and instrumental performances. All performers are talented school-age individuals. All children will receive a red envelope, the traditional means of giving a blessing to the younger generation in the Chinese New Year. Chinese souvenirs are available for purchase at the Cultural Fair 12:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, February 8 • Southridge Recreation Center, Auditorium

in February. This annual tradition at the beautiful Highlands Ranch Mansion includes dancing, dining, and a commemorative photo. Mansion grounds carriage rides are available, weather permitting.

Little girls will feel like princesses when they arrive at the Mansion and will have life long memories dancing with their dad at this special event. Each girl will receive a corsage and special necklace upon arrival.

• Cultural Fair 12:00 – 5:30 p.m., Showtimes: 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. or 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.

• $7 in advance, $10 day of event if not sold out.

Friday, February 7 • 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.; Saturday, February 8 • 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.

• Spirit Tasting - Saturday, February 15, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. at Southridge. Come learn about the world of spirits in this classroom setting.

• Sweetheart Teddy Bear Tea - Saturday, February 15, Tea Time: 10:30 a.m., Show Time: 11:15 a.m., $11 in advance. Delight in a special teddy bear tea party with all the

or 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. • Highlands Ranch Mansion • $25 each in advance, $33 each, day of event if not sold out • Carriage Rides $3 per person, weather permitting.

trimmings and warm your little one’s heart with this special outing.

• Spring Bazaar: CALLING ALL EXHIBITORS - The Spring Bazaar returns Saturday, March 22, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at Eastridge. Vendor applications are available at www.HRCAonline.org/vendors.

Please check the web site for the most current event information.

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RECREATION aquatics/sports/fitness LEARN SPRINGBOARD DIVING HRCA’s springboard diving program, run by Mile High Dive Club (MHDC), is the perfect opportunity to learn the basics and see if your child may be a future Olympian. The MHDC is Colorado’s top ranked Olympic style diving club. HRCA and MHDC have teamed up to offer training for all levels of athlete, beginner to elite, ages 5 and up.

NEW! YOGA ALLIANCE TEACHER TRAINING Do you want to take your yoga practice to the next level? Attend an affordable Yoga Teacher Training course. HRCA's 200 hour yoga certification course will give you hands-on and in-class

Divers learn tuck dives and somersaults in the four diving directions; (front, back, reverse, and inward) and the correct technique to enter the air and the water to maximize scores and avoid injury. Classes are Monday and Wednesday evenings at Northridge. Registration and more information is at www.HRCAonline.org, or call 303-471-8942, or email kimsey.cornelison@hrcaonline.org

TENNIS CARDIO! It doesn’t feel like a workout when you’re on court drilling at your skill level to a fun mix of

experience for teaching yoga. Taught by

music. Join the tennis cardio craze on Thursdays at Northridge. Level 2.5 and 3.0 players

an experienced and well qualified Yoga

hit from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. and 3.5 players take the court 11:00 a.m. – noon. For more

Alliance Certified Teacher and HRCA

information, call 303-471-8940.

Yoga Instructor. Deadline to register is January 27. For more information, pricing, and dates, call 303-471-7048.

M A RT I A L A RT S Did you know HRCA offers Tae Kwon Do classes at the Recreation Center at Southridge? Under the direction of

NEW! PRENATAL PILATES CLASS Are you pregnant and looking to keep up your fitness routine? Our new Prenatal Pilates class is specifically designed for you. This class incorporates resistance training while using the pilates ball and ring, resistance bands, and other equipment. This montly class is on Mondays, 6:00 – 6:50 p.m., with the first session beginning January 6, Westridge, Hawk room. Price for a four-week session is

While Tae Kwon Do classes are a great way to help children with flexibility, self-discipline, character development, and other life skills, it can also be a great workout for adults! For more information about HRCA’s Tae Kwon Do program, email Cmaes@hrcaonline.org, call 303-471-8869, or visit www.HRCAonline.org/MartialArts.

THERAPEUTIC RECREATION KAYAKING Check out our Special Needs Indoor Kayaking class for ages eight and up! These Friday afternoon classes at Southridge Recreation Center, offered in partnership with the National Sports Center for the Disabled, are designed for the beginner to skilled kayaker. We use games and activities to promote development of strokes, safety, wet exits, and rolls for kayaking and canoeing. These classes help students improve balance, concentration,

$39 member/$45 program guest.

self-control, and confidence. Come and join the fun! For more information about

To register call 303-791-2500 or

participating or volunteering with the HRCA Therapeutic Recreation Program, call

go online at www.HRCAonline.org.

For more information call 303-471-7044.

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Grandmaster J.W. Kim, classes are available for ages four to adult.

303-471-7043 or email summer.aden@hrcaonline.org. Visit www.HRCAonline.org/tr for the most current program information.

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EDUCATION youth & adult I G N I T E T H E C R E AT I V E S PA R K I N Y O U R C H I L D Help your child start the New Year off on the right foot by tapping into their creative side! These wonderful classes are a great way to spend a wintery evening igniting the creative spark. For more

It’s a Small World - The Magic School Bus; All Star Sports Day 2-6 Year Olds: Art: KidzArt’s Squiggles and Grins Pottery: Play with Clay; Storybook Sculpture; or Fairytale Fantasy Cooking: Chef in Training - Breakfast Power

fun, have them grab a friend and give

5-15 Year Olds: Art: FUNdamental Drawing, Chill-axin’

something new a try!

Winter, Cartooning, Film Making, iMovie Editing, Figures and Faces

18 months-6 Year Olds: Creative Kids: Toddler and Me Snow Fun; 2 Times the Fun - Winter Wonder; Stepping Stones; Tiny

Pottery: Imagination Creation - Castles & Dragons, Beginning Hand Building and Intro to Wheel.

Prints; Kreative Kids - Celebrate the New Year; If you Give a Pig a

For more information or to register, go to www.HRCAonline.org/

Pancake; Stain-glass Sparklers; and It’s No Monkey Business;

YouthAdult.

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January Dance Sessions:

Jon D. Williams is going to help your

2-5 Year Olds: Tots and Tutu’s,

high schooler get the competitive

3-5 Year Olds: Dancing Princesses, Disney Pip Hop

edge. This social education course is

3-12 Year Olds: Ballet, Tap, Jazz

specifically designed for high school

8-12 Year Olds: Hip Hop

kids wanting to set themselves apart.

For more dance class information call 303-471-8853.

In today’s competitive society grades

Tumbling: If your little one just needs a way to exercise

and a resume are not the only determining factors in achieving

their gross motor skills and burn some energy, sign up for a tumbling session, beginning the week of January 6.

Gymnastics & Pom Sessions: 18 months-9 Year Olds: Preschool gymnastics, pom classes.

success. Relationship building, communication, and how one presents oneself will ultimately be the determining factors for success in college and beyond. Curriculum includes: First Impressions, Dress and Appearance, Interview Preparation, Preparing for College Challenges. The class is on Thursdays, February 6 - 13, 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Southridge. You don’t want

For more tumbling or gymnastics

your high schooler to miss out. For more information, please

information, call 303-471-8818.

call 303-471-8928.

C L A S S E S F O R A D U LT S T H I S J A N U A RY With January upon us, now is a great time to make a New Year’s

Cooking: Cocktails and Mocktails - Make

resolution to try something new. We have a variety of new adult

delicious drinks with or without alcohol.

classes. Give one of these classes a try or find something that suits

Paleo Cooking - Learn new recipes that

your creative pallet by browsing our adult art, pottery, and cooking

are easy and make eating paleo more

classes online at www.hrcaonline.org.

practical. For more information, please

NEW Classes: Art: Wine and Dezign - Have a glass of wine

call 303-471-8853.

and create an art project.

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FACILITY CLOSURES January 1 - All Facilities closed for New Year's Day. New facility hours, see page 2.

January 1-March 31 - Backcountry Trail Closure, see page 4.

Check the web site for the most up-to-date closure information.

JANUARY|events For event details, see page 5 or visit HRCAonline.org

January 4-25

Kids' Nite Out (Saturdays only)

January 11

Coffee Tasting

January 13

Board Working Session* 6:00 p.m.

January 19

Winter Cultural Series - Boulder Brass

January 21

Delegate & Board Meeting* 6:30 p.m.

January 23

Winter Cultural Series - Danse Etoile Ballet

* These meetings are open to our members.

community partners The HRCA’s ability to bring events to Highlands Ranch is made possible in part by our Community Partners, the Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association (CAA), and the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD).