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Health, Wellness, and New Beginnings
As the calendar turns to January, there’s a collective sense of renewal in the air. It’s a time to reflect on the year past and set intentions for the year ahead. For many of us, the new year represents a clean slate—a chance to prioritize our health and wellness, both physically and mentally.
Health isn’t just about exercise routines or diet plans; it’s about creating balance. It’s about giving yourself grace on the hard days and celebrating small victories that often go unnoticed. Wellness comes in many forms: a quiet moment with a steaming cup of tea, a brisk walk outdoors, or even reconnecting with a long-neglected hobby.
January is also a time of optimism and possibility. Whether you’re setting bold resolutions or committing to smaller, more sustainable changes, remember that progress is not always linear. The most important step is the first one, no matter how small.
This month, let’s embrace new beginnings with open hearts and a positive mindset. Let’s focus on gratitude for the journey, knowing that every choice to care for ourselves is a step toward a healthier, more fulfilling life.
As you turn these pages, you will learn about how important community, mental health, and good food are for our souls.
Here’s to a year of wellness, growth, and fresh starts.
January 2025
PUBLISHER
Misty Dockins | misty.dockins@citylifestyle.com
PUBLICATION DIRECTOR
Dana Olson | dana.olson@citylifestyle.com
CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Andrea Walker, Brittany Bisceglia, Justin Brown, Dana Olson, Sam Webb
CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
David Grossman with Colorado Photography, Abbie Downes
Corporate Team
CEO Steven Schowengerdt
COO Matthew Perry
CRO Jamie Pentz
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VP OF OPERATIONS Janeane Thompson
VP OF FRANCHISE DEVELOPMENT Erika Smiley
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WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN
1: Friends enjoyed the 2024 Windsor Chamber Ugly Sweater Wine Walk Downtown Windsor. 2: The Hearth Restaurant gang serving the Windsor community after the 2024 Windsor Chamber Wine Walk. 3: Bumble Bee Blinds, run.Windsor, Bottled Olive, and Suite C helping at the Windsor Wine Walk. 4: A group of ladies having fun at the 2024 Ugly Sweater Windsor Chamber Wine Walk. 5: Kari Schaneman, with Bumble Bee Blinds, did a fantastic presentation at Women of Windsor! 6: WDA had Santa downtown for families to let him know if they were naughty or nice. 7: Windsor Lifestyle enjoyed delivering 145 poinsettias to Columbine Health with several friends/volunteers for Carrie’s Cause.
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8: American Legend...A Windsor Wonderland Lifestyle event had great bartenders from Taylor Home Partners,Tamera and Batina. 9: American Legion Windsor Post 109 making breakfast for the community for Veteran’s Day. 10: Collecting gifts for Toys for Tots at the first annual American Legend...Windsor Lifestyle Event. 11: American Legend...A Windsor Wonderland Lifestyle event had a great turnout with over 150 people in attendance. 12: Check out The Pineapple Market’s new outdoor area...Great place to enjoy a family photo. 13: run.Windsor’s Turkey Trot had over 1000 participants at Pelican Lakes on Thanksgiving Day. 14: The Windsor High School Theatre Department presented “The Old Man & The Old Moon.”
JOHN ROBSON PHOTOGRAPHY
WELD RE-4 SCHOOL DISTRICT
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PHOTOS BY DIANDRA
PHOTOS BY DIANDRA
15: Rachel Tofflemoyer teaching Goat Yoga at Jade Lotus Healing. 16: 100 Women Who Care Windsor gifted Mermaid Alliance $2800 at Coffeehouse 29. 17: The Bottled Olive team and volunteers had a great time at their Black Friday event!
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IOME Receives the NoCo Best of Counseling Services Award!
IOME has some exciting news! They have been named the winner of the NoCo Best of Counseling Services award! This recognition is a testament to their commitment to providing high-quality, accessible mental wellness support to our community. They are grateful to their clients for their trust and support. They want to thank you for allowing them to be part of your wellness journey and look forward to continuing to serve you with care and dedication!
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The Brave Escape: Empowering Women to Recharge and Reignite
Brave Living Wellness, founded by certified Health, Wellness, and Holistic Nutrition Coach Suz Kandler, helps women rediscover their spark and live bravely in every area of life. Suz focuses on empowering women to prioritize their health, manage stress, move more, and create healthy habits. Her upcoming May retreat, The Brave Escape, is a life-changing experience, centered on self-care, connection, reigniting passion in business, and living an inspiring life — because when women recharge, they reconnect with their purpose.
There's SNOW Place Like Home!
Hoedown Hill is back for the 2025 snow season, bringing SNOW much fun to Windsor, CO! With America’s longest tubing hill, multiple ski & snowboard runs, three terrain parks, and a top-notch ski & ride school, there’s something for everyone. Plus, refresh with a bite from the onsite restaurant, The Grainhouse, or on-hill bar, The Frosted Spigot. Get ready to laugh & play, and chill all day, at Hoedown Hill! hoedownhill.com
Photography by The Water Valley Company
Photography by David Grossman with Colorado Photography
Photography by Candace Lostroh
A heartfelt moment fostering community as young and old come together to share joy, connection, and the spirit of giving.
LEW L N ESS, COMMUNITY, A ND CAREATCOLU
ARTICLE BY ANDREA WALKER | PHOTOGRAPHY BY ABBIE DOWNES EMPOWERING RESIDENTS WITH PHYSICAL, MENTAL, SOCIAL, AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT DAILY
“Participating in activities enriches lives by creating deeper friendships.” – Cori Allen
Columbine Health is dedicated to promoting holistic well-being for its residents, providing support in areas of physical health, mental engagement, and spiritual care. With a focus on personalized nutrition, regular physical activity, and enriching social and creative activities, Columbine Health fosters a community where residents can thrive. This commitment is reflected in the efforts of leaders like Anna Von Dreele, Administrator at The Windsor Independent Living and Westwood Patio Homes, and Cori Allen, Activities Director, who work to ensure each resident feels supported and valued every day. As described by Anna, “Columbine Health is more than just a place to live—it is a community where residents can feel engaged, supported, and empowered to live their healthiest lives.”
SUPPORTING PHYSICAL WELLNESS WITH NUTRITION AND EXERCISE
Columbine Health prioritizes balanced nutrition as a foundation for wellness. Chef Glenn and his staff make healthy meals, offering nutritious choices based on resident input. This approach supports residents' strength, immune health, and overall vitality. Regular physical activity is also a core part of Columbine Health’s wellness strategy, with exercise sessions led by a vendor three times a week, as well as monthly blood pressure checks. Additionally, residents enjoy walking groups, fitness classes, and outings to nearby parks, with close proximity to Windsor’s recreational spots like Boardwalk Park and local golf courses. Health is also about joy, as seen when the residents' hearts were filled with happiness during a recent Halloween visit from local children.
A resident enjoys a moment of joy and connection with a baby chick.
“Columbine Health is a community where residents feel engaged, supported, and empowered.” - Anna Von Dreele
At Columbine Commons, residents' smiles say it all.
ENHANCING LIVES WITH SOCIAL AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
Social engagement is an essential part of life at Columbine Health. The Activities Director, Cori Allen crafts a variety of activities designed to keep residents mentally and socially active. From fitness sessions and arts and crafts to games, parties, and spiritual gatherings, Columbine Health offers something for everyone. Cori’s work reflects Columbine’s goal to create a supportive, vibrant environment that enriches residents' lives and strengthens community bonds. Participating in these activities enables residents to form friendships, stay active, and continue pursuing personal interests. As Cori explains, “Participating in activities enriches lives by creating deeper friendships, sharing smiles, and providing opportunities for leadership.” Outings like those to Hearts & Horses, a therapeutic equine program, have been especially meaningful for residents like Barbara and Cecilia, who were able to relive fond memories of horseback riding from their younger days. These outings allow residents to reconnect with past experiences and form new, cherished memories.
PROMOTING MENTAL
WELLNESS THROUGH CREATIVE AND INTELLECTUAL ENGAGEMENT
Creative activities and intellectual engagement are central to maintaining mental wellness among Columbine Health’s residents. Research shows that creative pursuits like painting, music, and storytelling can improve cognitive function, elevate mood, and provide an outlet for self-expression. Columbine Health embraces these activities to encourage continued learning, growth, and fulfillment among residents, showing that the pursuit of knowledge and creativity knows no age limits.
By offering a wide range of activities— from art workshops to book clubs and group discussions—Columbine Health creates a lively environment that nurtures residents’ mental engagement and cognitive health.
SUPPORTING SPIRITUAL HEALTH AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING
For residents facing life’s challenges, including health concerns or the loss of loved ones, spiritual care provides essential emotional support. Columbine Health offers opportunities for residents to reflect on their beliefs, find solace, and build resilience. This holistic approach to wellness includes creating space for reflection, growth, and connection, which helps residents navigate transitions with greater peace and understanding.
A CONTINUUM OF CARE FOR COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Columbine Health’s Windsor Campus offers a continuum of care, from age 55-plus patio homes to skilled nursing facilities, ensuring residents can access the services they need as they age. For Anna Von Dreele, who has over 16 years of experience at Columbine Health, this continuum represents the organization’s dedication to resident-centered care. She highlights the benefits of Columbine Health’s locally owned foundation, which fosters a responsive culture that meets residents' and families’ needs effectively.
CHOOSING COLUMBINE HEALTH: A COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY AND CARE
The staff at Columbine Health work diligently to create an environment that feels like family. As Cori warmly states, “You are valuable and important, and I look forward to your ideas, so we can have fun enjoying life together.” Columbine Health Systems is more than just a place to live—it is a community where residents can feel engaged, supported, and empowered to live their healthiest lives. For those seeking a vibrant, supportive community for themselves or a loved one, Columbine Health is a place where wellness is woven into every aspect of daily life. Find them at 1475 Main Street, Windsor, CO. Visit their website https://www.columbinehealth.com/ columbinecommons or call 970-449-5540 for more information.
NEW YEAR EXPLORE HEALTH, FITNESS
SELF CARE NEW YOU.
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IN DOWNTOWN WINDSOR
Start 2025 off right by supporting local!
Discover gyms and wellness centers to keep you moving, cozy cafes for a nourishing bite, and self-care services to help you recharge. Downtown Windsor has everything you need to refresh your mind, body, and spirit this year.
Elevate Your Mental Health
ARTICLE BY BRITTANY BISCEGLIA
PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID GROSSMAN WITH COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHY IOME
Becky Lauridsen, owner of IOME.
Stress. We all experience it. Stress is a healthy and natural response that helps us address threats and challenges. However, continuously facing relentless challenges can become negatively wearing and unhealthy over time. In a world where we are often spread thin, it doesn’t take much to feel overwhelmed. Faced with daily challenges, with so much to prioritize and do, we can lose track of ourselves and our well-being until we hit that breaking point.
Becky Lauridsen, owner of IOME and a Licensed Professional Counselor, experienced her breaking point. Living on autopilot, clocking in and out of a job she wasn’t happy with, felt as though when she came home, her family was getting what was left of her, which wasn’t much! Instead of an I Owe You, Becky decided to give herself an I Owe Me, which is how the name IOME was created, and she opened her clinic in 2018. “You deserve the best because your loved ones deserve the best of you, not what’s left of you,” says Becky, and she believes that similar to physical health, we can take a preventative approach to our mental health.
While IOME provides a wide range of therapy services, Becky is excited to now offer LENS Neurofeedback Therapy! LENS Neurofeedback is IOME’s newest cutting-edge therapy technology, offering non-invasive, low-intensity electromagnetic signals, encouraging the brain to recalibrate itself naturally. LENS therapy focuses on the brain’s more holistic, electrical ability rather than just the chemical balance or imbalance. LENS Neurofeedback is a transformative tool that blends scientific insight with compassionate care, providing clients with real-time insights into their brain activity. LENS is not just about helping clients feel better, it’s also about showing clients the tangible changes in their brain activity, allowing them to see and track their
progress. Each session is individually tailored to each client’s need and provides a comprehensive view of a client’s journey, including the meaningful milestones achieved toward better mental and emotional health. The combination of tailored treatment, visible progress, and effective feedback offers clients long-term growth and is a great form of therapy to feel informed, supported, and empowered in the journey of mental health and progress.
Individual Counseling, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Infrared Sauna Therapy, Enneagram Coaching, and Mental Wellness in the Workplace are also offered at IOME. Combining these services has a unique ability to complement other therapeutic modalities, enhancing overall wellness. As we enter the new year, it’s essential to take proactive steps toward nurturing our mental health and Becky likes to remind people to take the following preventative measures:
• Prioritize Self-Care
• Stay Connected
• Engage in Physical Activity
• Establish a Routine
• Practice Mindfulness and Breathing Exercises
• Set Small, Achievable Goals
• Limit Exposure to Stressors/Triggers
• Seek Professional Support
Investing in your mental health is a lifelong journey, and the new year is a perfect opportunity to prioritize your well-being. Remember, asking for help and taking small steps toward a healthier, more balanced life is okay! To learn more about IOME and its preventative wellness support, including memberships, visit their clinic at 1180 Main Street, Unit 2 in Windsor, call them at 970-200-8783, or visit their website at www.IOweMeNow.com.
“You deserve the best because your loved ones deserve the best of you, not what’s left of you.” - Becky Lauridsen
“Investing in your mental health is a lifelong journey.”
- Becky Lauridsen
Becky preparing a client for LENS Neurofeedback Therapy.
Becky sharing valueable feedback with a LENS client.
THE JOY OF EATING WELL
ARTICLE BY JUSTIN BROWN
Real Meals for Busy Lives, Fueling Health with Fresh, Flavorful, and Wholesome Ingredients
Find the Gourmet Grub inside Peculiar Ales, 301 Main Street Unit A, Windsor, CO. 970-652-4824. https:// gourmetgrubkitchen.com/ They also cater events of any size. Delivery is available via third-party platforms! We often overthink calories but eat for convenience amid busy lives—kids, work, school, and more. Nutrition becomes an afterthought. At Gourmet Grub, we prioritize fresh, recognizable ingredients, avoiding overly processed items. Our mission is to deliver flavorful, house-made meals that inspire better choices. Health isn’t just a New Year’s goal—it’s about fueling body and mind with real food, not chemicals. Let us help you rediscover the joy of eating well.
WHITE BEAN LEMON HUMMUS:
Ingredients:
• 10 oz can of cannellini beans
• 1 cup tahini paste
• 3 oz. roasted garlic
• 1 cup extra virgin olive oil
• 2 Tbsp sea salt
• 1 tsp white pepper
• 1 Tbsp ground cumin
• 1 Tbsp sumac
• 2 lemons juiced and zested
Directions:
• Combine all ingredients in a food processor and pulse until smooth. Serve with your favorite crackers, chips, or vegetables.
Justin Brown, owner of Gourmet Grub. Photo credit David Grossman with Colorado Photography.
White Bean Lemon Hummus
(L-R) Kristina, Christina, Annie, and Ash are ready to help you on your wellness path.
Annie is a licensed massage therapist and Reiki Master at Jade Lotus Healing.
A yoga class at Jade Lotus Healing.
JADE LOTUS HEALING: Where Care Meets WELLNESS
The inspiration behind a career in bodywork which led to the opening of Jade Lotus Healing dates back to when Christina Thrutchley was a young girl. After her mother had been in an accident, Christina stepped in to help take care of running the house and meeting her mother's personal needs like bathing and dressing. Being in the caretaker role put her in touch with her desire to be supportive as a caregiver, and she wanted to carry that on through adulthood.
She considered massage as a career path, but motherhood found her at an earlier-than-expected age, and a move overseas with her military husband led her to take on different careers. Feeling the draw to a bodywork profession working with people to help them feel comfortable in their bodies and find nervous system balance, she stepped into teaching where she could work with young children and “give them all her love.” She then transitioned into nannying, the position that led her to Colorado as she and her mènage moved along with her nanny family. This move prompted her to dig deeper into discovering what she wanted to do. One night after experiencing a vivid dream, she visualized the word “massage” on her wall. Over the next several days she consistently received indications about doing bodywork, being
Christina Thrutchley’s Lifelong Passion for Helping Others
Shapes a Holistic Sanctuary
ARTICLE BY DANA OLSON PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAVID GROSSMAN WITH COLORADO PHOTOGRAPHY
Ash is a licensed aesthetician at Jade Lotus Healing certified in chemical peels and dermaplane.
Kristina leading meditation at Jade Lotus Healing.
hands-on, and helping people relieve the pain in their bodies. Decidedly, she attended Front Range to receive a degree in Integrative Health and certification in Massage Therapy. She also took Healing Touch classes and became a Reiki master.
Christina emphasizes the complementary nature of different modalities in promoting overall well-being. Massage works with the outward manifestation of stress levels and pain resulting from the busyness of life. Reiki and Healing Touch address more of the energetic levels. She explains that every human being is made of energy. She is a facilitator who helps people hold on to what they need and let go of what they don’t through the release of energy blockages. She stresses the importance of respect and receiving consent before working with someone’s energy in much the same way you would ask permission to give a hug to someone.
Jade Lotus Healing is a massage and wellness center that offers massage, Reiki, esthetician services, light therapy, yoga, meditation, and community outreach including monthly breathwork classes and a women’s game group. They work with a diverse clientele, including veterans, seniors, first responders, businesspeople, and children and adults with special and higher needs.
To facilitate your own health and wellness, Christina offers some helpful suggestions:
• Stay hydrated.
• Check in on your posture throughout the day.
• Take small breaks to check in with your body and make necessary adjustments.
Jade Lotus can be found at 745 Jackson Court, Windsor, CO. You can book a service on their website at https://www.jlhealing.com/book-now or by calling 970-703-3440. Let Christina, Annie, Ash, and Kristina help you on your self-care journey.
“My clients’ comfort is my foremost concern, and I always tell them, ‘If there’s anything that’s making you uncomfortable, whether it’s pressure, whether you’re just having a moment and you need a break, let me know. It’s your session.’”
- Christine Thrutchley
Christina providing Reiki to a client.
Monthly Book Review by Words of Windso r
ARTICLE BY SAM WEBB
The New Year often inspires fresh starts and self-reflection. While Sam doesn’t typically create an extensive bucket list of yearly “To-Dos,” she firmly believes in the importance of understanding what we truly want from life. For her, Start With Why by Simon Sinek has been a cornerstone on this journey of self-discovery.
Sinek’s writings frequently draw on business examples, as these scenarios are familiar to many of us. However, the lessons extend far beyond the workplace. Whether in our homes, families, businesses, volunteer efforts, or community interactions, we all need a clear understanding of who we are, what we aim to achieve, and how we can collaborate with others to move forward.
It’s easy to observe what someone—or a business—does, whether that’s selling books, writing books, crafting furniture, or pursuing countless other endeavors. But uncovering the deeper Why behind those actions is challenging because it’s intangible. Yet, understanding our Why is essential; without it, our efforts risk becoming aimless, like wheels spinning without traction.
This year, instead of compiling a list of “What-to-Dos,” let’s give ourselves the gift of digging deep to uncover our “Why-we-Dos.” At Words of Windsor, we look forward to supporting you on your journey of self-discovery.
Words of Windsor is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Simon Sinek's Start with Why is a great book to incorporate in your journey to self-discovery.
ARTICLE BY SYBIL VELARDE
whirled PEAS!
Vegetable juice is a great addition to your diet especially if you want to lose weight, gain energy, and feel great. Sometimes life gets too busy and you don’t have the time to cook healthy meals. Fall in love with leafy greens, fresh fruit, nut milks, and chia seeds all combined to make a quick, easy, and delicious contribution to your day.
Veggies And Blenders Bring The Health We Need
ENERGY ELIXIR
INGREDIENTS:
• 1 beet
• 1 carrot
• 1 celery stalk
• 1-2 inches of ginger
• 1 lemon
DIRECTIONS:
Mix all together in a blender until smooth.
BLUEBERRY MINT
INGREDIENTS:
• 1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries
• 1 fresh or frozen banana
• 1 cup spinach
• 1 cup water
• 1/4 cup fresh mint and/or 1-3 drops of peppermint essential oil
• 1 cup ice if using fresh fruit
DIRECTIONS:
Mix all together in a blender until smooth.
GREEN SMOOTHIE
INGREDIENTS:
• 2 cups cucumber
• 1 cup Granny Smith apples
• 1 cup celery
• 1 handful baby spinach
• 1/3 cup fresh pineapple (for a sweet smoothie or zest and juice of a small lime for tart smoothie)
• 1 sprig parsley
DIRECTIONS:
Mix all together in a blender until smooth.
JANUARY 4TH - JANUARY 19TH
Clearance Sale at Words of Windsor
631 Birch Street, Unit B, Windsor, CO
Words of Windsor will be holding its annual Post Inventory Clearance Sale from January 4th through January 19th. Visit them to receive 40% off books and 45% off gift items. There are many to choose from! Their hours are Monday through Saturday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
JANUARY 7TH
It’s All Greek to Me! Cooking Class at The Bottled Olive Pantry
1550 Main Street Suite 130, Windsor, CO | 6:00 PM
Enjoy a meal of Spanakopita, Fresh Salad, Greek Chickpea Salad, Chicken Gyros, Greek Lemon Potatoes, and Baklava. Class is from 6-8 pm. Please arrive 5-10 minutes before the start time. Guests are welcome to bring in any alcoholic drinks to enjoy responsibly with the meal. Water, glassware, and openers are provided. Cost is $60 per person. Purchase tickets here: https://tinyurl.com/Greek-to-me.
JANUARY 8TH
Business Networking Done Right at Main Event
4455 North Fairgrounds Avenue, Windsor, CO | 4:00 PM
Join Business Networking Done Right for their next Informational Meeting to learn how their Network In Action format is designed to make your networking efforts count. This event is open to the public. All attendees will receive a complimentary drink ticket, and light appetizers will be served while you connect with other professionals in a welcoming, supportive environment. Event is free. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/2zb6wp6p
JANUARY 10TH
Coffee with the Mayor at the Community Recreation Center
250 North 11th Street, Windsor, CO | 10:00 AM
Join Mayor Julie Cline for coffee and a conversation! Windsor residents and business owners are invited to enjoy coffee and discuss their questions, concerns, or ideas with Mayor Julie Cline during the Coffee with the Mayor event. Unless noted otherwise, the event is held every second Friday of the month at 10 a.m. at the Community Recreation Center. Coffee is provided.
JANUARY 10TH
Happy New Year Brunch Cooking Class Basic at Thyme for a Taste
8844 Longs Peak Circle, Windsor, CO | 6:00 PM
Oh, do they love brunch at Thyme for a Taste!! Join them for their New Year Brunch Cooking Class. The menu includes Brioche French Toast with Maple Apple Compote, Baked Maple Bacon, and Chef Linda’s Scrambled Eggs with Cheddar Cheese. They seem fancy but are simple with the right techniques mastered. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased here: https://thymeforataste.com/happy-new-year-brunch/
JANUARY 10TH
Colorado Eagles vs. Calgary Wranglers at The Ranch Events Complex
5280 Arena Circle, Loveland, CO | 7:05 PM
When was the last time you caught an Eagles game? Come cheer on the Eagles while they go head-to-head against the Calgary Wranglers. Ticket prices range from $40-$112 and can be purchased here: https://tinyurl.com/eagles-vs-wranglers. You must reserve parking here: https://tinyurl.com/eagles-parking. Make sure to choose the Eagles vs. Wranglers on January 10. Cost is $7.78. Go Eagles!
JANUARY 14TH
Creative EndeavorsRecycled Paper Beads at Clearview Library
720 3rd Street, Windsor, CO | 6:00 PM
Crafty Endeavors invites community members to explore their creative side through a variety of crafting projects. Enjoy an hour of creativity and activities each month and develop new skills. This month they’ll create intricate paper beads using recycled paper. Jewelry string will be provided to turn these beads into bracelets, necklaces, or a keychain. Register here: clearview.libnet.info/event/12280719
JANUARY 15TH
Tea and Online
Awareness with Jesse at Clearview Library
720 3rd Street, Windsor, CO | 1:30 PM
Enjoy a cup of tea as experts across various fields share insights and knowledge; this month, Information Technologist Jesse will be instructing on online safety. Explore a world of knowledge in this diverse speaker series, where experts from various fields share their insights on a range of topics A selection of teas will be provided. Register here: clearview.libnet.info/event/12280797
JANUARY 16TH
World Tour: Scottish at The Bottled Olive Pantry
1550 Main Street Suite 130, Windsor, CO | 6:00 PM
Enjoy a meal of Phyllo Flowers with Whisky Mushroom Mousse, Fresh Salad, Scottish Stovies, Rumbledethumps, and Cranachan Cheesecake Trifle. Each class is from 6-8 pm. Please arrive 5-10 minutes early. Guests are welcome to bring in any alcoholic drinks to enjoy responsibly with the meal. Water, glassware, and openers are provided. Cost is $60 per person. Purchase tickets here: https:// tinyurl.com/cooking-scottish
Happy New Year from Thyme For A Taste
Cooking Classes
Date Night Classes | Baking Classes
Holiday Cooking Classes | Italian Cooking
French Cooking | Asian Cooking
Spanish Cooking and Desserts
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JANUARY 19TH
Burn + Brew - Candle Workshop at Mash Lab Brewing & Kitchen
4487 Highland Meadows Parkway, Windsor, CO | 5:00 PM
Burn + Brew - Candle Workshop invites guests to an evening of creativity and relaxation at Mash Lab Brewing & Kitchen in Windsor, CO. Participants will craft custom-scented candles in 16oz. aluminum beer cans while enjoying a pint of Mash Lab beer. No experience is needed—just come ready to burn and brew! ***Tickets are $49.87 and are available here: https://tinyurl.com/burn-brew
JANUARY 24TH-26TH
Northern Colorado Home Show at The Ranch Events Complex
5280 Arena Circle, Loveland, CO
The Northern Colorado Home Show is here! Come Friday - Sunday and meet face-to-face with vendors in home remodeling, security, design, and more! The Home Show gives you a place to find trustworthy & reliable contractors assisting homeowners with their projects. Claim exclusive home show discounts, enter giveaways, & see live demonstrations at the home show! Free Admission and Parking!
JANUARY 31ST
Lunch and Learn -
Upsides
to Downsizing at Clearview Library
720 3rd Street, Windsor, CO | 12:00 PM
Take a midday break at Windsor Library! Enjoy a complimentary light lunch during an enriching speaker series. Thinking about downsizing your home? Whether it’s to an apartment, condo, or townhome, downsizing can feel overwhelming. Learn where to start, simplify the process, and gain the clarity you need to turn this daunting task into a rewarding journey. Register here: clearview.libnet.info/event/12281352
