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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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4 FROM THE PUBLISHER Thanks Dad 5 EXPERIENCE CASTLE ROCK Local - History - To Do 7 40 YEARS OF HUZZAH! Colorado Renaissance Festival 11 DOWNTOWN CASTLE ROCK Explore Downtown 13 DOUGLAS COUNTY LIBRARIES NovelCon 17 PATIO DINING Castle Rock’s Outdoor Dining 19 WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT Award Luncheon 3 CASTLE ROCK MAGAZINE

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June is a very special time. Not only does it mark the beginning of the Summer season with longer days and ample warmth, but it is also the time of year when we get to celebrate our dads.

Father’s day is often noted as a time to buy a new grill, take dad to a ball game or perhaps get him that talking fish that hangs on the wall. This year, I’d challenge us all to explore Father’s day a little deeper and acknowledge more than just the men we celebrate on this day, but also the gifts they give.

Fathers have such a deep impact on their children and the future of those generations that it is fitting to have a day when we can spoil our dads. In some ways society has drawn us away from acknowledging the uniqueness and importance that fathers serve in our lives. Nothing against moms, but dads fill a role specific to them and together with moms work to create a power team set to impart greatness on their kids.

I was fortunate to have been born to an incredible dad. He taught me, through his own actions, what words like honor, compassion, dedication, perseverance and love meant. His wiliness to serve others and his caring to those around us made him shine as someone I wanted to be more like.

Here is my challenge for all of us in June. When wishing that special “dad” a happy Father’s day this year, specifically thank him for one way he has impacted your life. Let him know that without him, you would not be who you are today.

Celebrate how his influence on you will make our world a better place.

Then, take that gift...the gift of a positive impact he made on you and pass it along to someone else.

If your dad is a hard worker, then go out and work a little harder than normal to honor him. If your dad is generous to others, then make a donation to his favorite charity.

If your dad loves you and others unconditionally, then be a beacon of love and affection to someone who needs it. In short, take what makes your dad special and use that gift to positively impact our world.

This would be the finest gift possible for Father’s day this year.

As for my dad, I want to simply say THANK YOU. Without him I would not understand our role as citizens. I would not strive to leave our world better than it was before. Without him, my life would not be what it is today. Thanks for your sacrifices, your love, and for putting up with me when I was young...and not so young.

Happy Father’s day to all the dads out there!

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EXPERIENCECASTLEROCK CASTLEROCKhistory

HERITAGE WALKING TOURS OF DOWNTOWN CASTLE ROCK

Sometimes, the best way to really get a sense of the history of what’s around you is to see it first-hand. The Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum offers Heritage Walking Tours of Downtown Castle Rock on the fourth Saturday of the month, beginning in June and running through September. The tour tells about the origins of the town and some of its more interesting historic characters. It is a great way to learn about the unique history of Castle Rock.

The tour starts at the Courtyard on Perry Street, between 3rd and 4th Streets, and concludes at the Castle Rock Museum. Tours start and 10:30am and last about 45 minutes.

Reservations for individuals are not required and the tours are offered to the public free of charge, but donations are accepted with gratitude. The Historical Society does request advance notification for groups larger than ten. This summer’s tours are June 25th, July 23rd, August 27th and

September 24th. Take the most interesting summer stroll you’ve ever had and discover something new about the Town you call home. Walk through history with the Heritage Walking Tour of Downtown Castle Rock.

The Castle Rock Museum is located at 420 Elbert Street. Call the museum for more information at 303-814-3164.

Information provided by the Castle Rock Historical Society and Museum

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What did you have for dinner last night? It’s a safe bet that it wasn’t Seared Sea Scallops, Jalapeño Catfish, Braised Celery Root “Au Poivre” or a decadent, 12 Hour Lamb Shank. It’s also probably not likely that you started your meal with Truffle Fries or BBQ Pulled Pork Poutine, or paired your dinner fare with an expertly crafted “No Substitutions” Martini made with Infused Cucumber Rosemary Gin. If none of those mouth watering options were on your table, don’t worry, they can be tonight. The Old Stone Church, a Castle Rock Historical and culinary landmark, has been bringing seasonally fresh and excitingly creative menu options to delighted patrons for forty years.

The restaurant’s humble beginnings was as an actual church, the town’s first, in the late 1800’s. Built from local ryholite stone, the church was dedicated on December 16, 1888. About thirty years later, local families donated the gorgeous, stain glass windows. By the 1960’s, the small church’s congregation had outgrown its walls and a new church location was chosen and built using the original alter and cornerstone.

The Old Stone Church remained vacant until 1975 when remodeling began to transform it into a restaurant. The choir loft was expanded to seat guests and the confessional was transitioned into a famous table for two.

If you’ve already dined at the Old Stone Church, you know what heavenly delights await you. If not, it’s high time you did! Head over for lunch, dinner or just to grab some small bites and a wonderful drink at The Chaplain’s Bar. Open Tues-Thurs 5-9pm, Friday & Saturday 5-10pm Open for Lunch Tue-Sat 11am-2pm & The Chaplain’s Bar is open Tuesday-Saturday 11am-Close 210 3rd Street – 303.688.9000 – oscrestaurant.com

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IT’S JUST DUCKY!

The biggest annual fundraiser for the local Castle Rock Rotary and one of Castle Rock’s best known and loved events is back! The 2016 Rotary Ducky Derby will once again make a splash, kicking off this year at 11am on Saturday, June 11th. Proceeds from this event support local Castle Rock Charities including the Douglas/Elbert County Task Force, Women’s Crisis Center and Wellspring.

One ticket gets you one numbered Ducky. All these swiftly swimming and “highly trained” Duckys are dumped into Plum Creek and the race to the finish commences! Ticket holders of the first three Duckys across the line win cash prizes! First place wins $2000 and a chance to win $1,000,000, 2nd place wins $750 and a chance to win a new car and third place wins $250!

You do NOT need to be in attendance to win, winners will be contacted by phone – so keep your ticket to determine if you’re a Ducky Derby Champion! Tickets can be purchased from any Rotarian or from 10am-2pm on Saturday and Sunday in front of King Soopers (Castle Pines Parkway, Founders/I-25 and Ridge Road.) Tickets can also be purchased at both locations of the Castle Rock Bank, Mama Lisa’s Little Italy and the Castle Rock Senior Center. Any remaining tickets will be available on race day.

The event runs from 11am-5pm in Downtown Castle Rock at Festival Park (Perry and 2nd Street) with the Ducky Derby commencing at 3pm. Come on out with the whole family to check out all the vendors and fun to be had – and stay for the Derby. Maybe your Ducky will be a Lucky Ducky this year!

For event rules and information on sponsorship/vendors to go www.rotaryclubofcastlerock.org

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JUNE 11TH & 12TH - Opening Weekend. It’s a 40th Anniversary Celebration.

Huzzah!

It’s the 40th Anniversary of the Colorado Renaissance Festival!

photo by Daniel Hammond

40 Years of

JUNE 18TH & 19TH - It’s the Royal Ale & Art Festival. Free Ale sampling at the Dancing Bear Pub from 1130am-2pm. This weekend all Military personnel receive a BOGO Adult Ticket with a valid Military ID, plus all their children (12&U) get in FREE! JUNE 25TH & 26TH – Celtic Festival!

Celtic Dance Groups, Musicians and Pipe Bands as well as the “Best Men in Kilts” contest!

JULY 2ND & 3RD – Children’s

Weekend! The weekend will be filled with activities especially for the littlest Princesses, Princes and Pirates.

A costume contest will be held at the Pirate Ship Stage and a Royal Quest will be set forth and those who complete the deed will be rewarded

by Good King Henry and Fair Queen Anne at the Knighting Ceremony.

Children 12 & under get in free with a paying adult this weekend only.

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JULY 9TH & 10TH – Cheers! photo by Kevin Olsen

o celebrate their 40th season, the Colorado Renaissance Festival takes you on a magical tour through time and legend. As you wander down the village streets and pathways of the Colorado Renaissance Festival, ready thyself to revel with master revelers, watch artisans create original works of their ancient craft and be taken in by the tantalizing aromas of roast turkey legs, steak on a stake, fresh baked goods and much more.

Featuring a cast of hundreds of authentically costumed merrymakers living and working throughout the village and performing, continuously, upon the Festival’s seven stages, the illusion of a rollicking 16th Century festival day is created. Impromptu encounters with the royalty and peasantry of Tudor England are commonplace.

You’ll meet jousters and jugglers, minstrels and maidens faire, all schooled in the art of interactive theater! Much new entertainment has been summoned by Good King Henry for this glorious season. To mark the 40th Anniversary, this year’s season will be NINE WEEKENDS long. Bring the whole family to take part in this magical adventure!

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Open Saturdays and Sundays from June 11th through August 7th, the Colorado Renaissance Festival welcomes visitors 10am – 6:30pm. Tickets are $22/adults, $10 for children 5-12, and free for children 5 and under. Tickets are available online at ColoradoRenaissance. com. Discounted tickets are available at all King Soopers locations. With plenty of free parking be sure to bring the entire family rain or shine, but please leave pets at home.

Get Ye tickets now for a weekend of amazing food, memorable performances, incredible artisans and medieval adventures for the whole family! The Colorado Renaissance Festival is held at the Castle, located at 650 W. Perry Ave. in Larkspur For more information go to coloradorenaisance.com or call 303.6010. You can also email the Castle at crfcrf@coloradorenaissance.com 7 CASTLE ROCK MAGAZINE

It’s the Wine Revelry! Participate in the Legendary Grape Stomp Competition for prizes and enjoy free wine sampling at the Dancing Bear Pub from 1130am-2pm.

JULY 16TH & 17TH is the traditional

Love and Romance weekend. Renew your vows or attend the “Forever Real” Royal Wedding Ceremony.

JULY 23RD & 24TH – Music &

Dance Festival complete with Celtic musicians, Irish Dance groups and Pipe bands, Belly Dancer troupes and Festival favorite Celtic Legacy are all on hand for great entertainment.

JULY 30TH & 31ST – Argh! It’s the Pirate Invasion! Avast Mateys! Make ready for a weekend of tales and tunes from high seas adventures, swash buckling sword fights and a jolly good time!

AUGUST 6TH & 7TH – Fare Thee Well & Mardi Gras Style Carnivale! A final Huzzah and celebration fit for Good King Henry’s 526th birthday –Mardi Gras style! Join in the fun, don your favorite mask and costume and “Let the Good Times Roll!” A memorable conclusion to the 40th Anniversary Season!

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DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ADDRESS PHONE WEBSITE Crowfoot Valley Coffee 734 Wilcox St. (303) 814-0999 1 Stop Tire & Auto 414 Wilcox St. (303) 688-0366 Castle Rock Bike and Ski 411 4th St. (303) 688-1722 Miss M’s Tea Parlour 308 4th St. (303) 814-2276 Copperfalls Spa and Salon 340 Perry St. (303) 814-2035 Enchanted Gifts 376 3rd St. (303) 619-0565 Everything Alpaca 350 3rd St. (303) 660-6684 Maddie’s Biergarten 330 3rd St. (303) 663-5073 Chicago Title 212 Wilcox St. (303) 291-9999 Valentine Properties 210 Wilcox St. (303) 903-9256 Folkestad, Fazekas, Barrick & Patale 18 S Wilcox St. (303) 688-3045 VistaVino Modern Grill 611 Wilcox St. (303) 660-2005 Back in Love Consignments 611 Wilcox St. (303) 663-6384 Church at Courtyard Consignment Shops 221 Perry St. (303) 688-9395 Hideaway Bar and Grill 600 Jerry St. (720) 519-0509

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DOWNTOWN CASTLE ROCK PARK YOUR CAR AND EXPLORE YOUR DOWNTOWN!

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Downtown Castle Rock is full of amazing locally owned businesses.

Here is a sampling of some of the incredible businesses who call Downtown home. Take a moment and check them out. Supporting locally owned in Castle Rock is a great way to support Castle Rock.

So grab some friends and head Downtown. Park in one of the many free parking spots and explore! Be sure and bring this map along with you and stop by the businesses listed here.

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Melissa Anciaux – Staff Writer/Editor for Douglas County Libraries What do you get when you mix enthusiastic teens who love reading and adventure with dedicated library staff? A truly novel experience, or more specifically, NovelCon — an immersive, interactive event for book lovers and pop culture enthusiasts. The second annual NovelCon takes place Friday, June 24, from 6-9 p.m. at Douglas County Libraries in Castle Rock (Philip S. Miller branch, 100 S. Wilcox St.).

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The idea for NovelCon originated with the Philip S. Miller library’s Teen Library Council (TLC), whose facilitator is Youth Librarian Lori Crocker. This group of 12 teens wanted to capture the spirit of the popular Denver Comic Con, while making it an engaging experience for fellow book lovers. The titles chosen for NovelCon — including “The

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Maze Runner,” “The Lunar Chronicles,” “Doctor Who,” “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings” to name a few — have such wide appeal, participants of all ages can find something to enjoy. Guests are encouraged to dress up as their favorite fictional character and enter the NovelCon Cosplay contest.

This after-hours event has been in the works for a year. Various interactive experiences throughout the library will transport participants into the stories they love. They can survive a night in the maze from “The Maze Runner”; engage in lightsaber battles in a Death Star setting from “Star Wars”; climb aboard a spaceship for sphero races from “The Lunar Chronicles”; enter the TARDIS and translate Gallifreyan tokens for jewelry

and key chains from “Doctor Who”; compete in a Hobbit Hole One Ring Toss from “The Hobbit” and “The Lord of the Rings”; and more. Guests can also get creative with arts and crafts and win prizes.

Last year’s program received rave reviews.

Said one fifth-grader from a local Castle Rock elementary school: “Who would have ever thought that the library could be this awesome!” This sentiment was echoed by the many guests who attended the inaugural event.

Douglas County Libraries is a passionate advocate for literacy and lifelong learning.

For more information on NovelCon, call 303791-7323 or visit DouglasCountyLibraries.org.

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PATIO DINING MADDIE’S BIERGARTEN 330 3RD ST (303) 663-5073 MADDIESBG.COM PATIO SEATING: 60

Maddie’s Biergarten is a one and only! It is a place to spend time with family and friends in a great atmosphere. Enjoy our huge garden patio at one of our traditional German biergarten tables, Have a drink and play Yatzee or dominoes with your friends and family. If you enjoy craft beer, you’ve found your place! We serve more than 23 Colorado craft brews. We serve traditional German Kartoffel Stacks and brats. Come Fridays and Saturdays for LIVE Music and Sundays for Brunch!

SIENA 333 PERRY ST (303) 688-2622 SIENACR.COM PATIO SEATING: 40

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Welcome to Siena at The Courtyard in Downtown Castle Rock; a fun, casual Italian / American gathering place. Always fresh and seasonal, our eclectic menu features brick-oven pizza, steak, seafood and pasta. Soak in the sun on our patio next to The Courtyard fountain while sipping on one of our specialty martinis.

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VISTAVINO 611 WILCOX ST. (303) 660-2005 VISTAVINOMODERNGRILL.COM PATIO SEATING: 30

Enjoy views of the Rock while tantalizing your taste buds with Chef Michael’s Tuscan focused cuisine. Quaint and comfortable and protected by a large pine to the west, VistaVino’s patio seats 30 comfortably. Heaters are available on chilly nights.

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CROWFOOT VALLEY COFFEE B&B CAFE

HIDEAWAY BAR AND GRILL

CROWFOOT VALLEY COFFEE 734 WILCOX ST (303) 814-0999 CROWFOOTVALLEYCOFFEE.COM PATIO SEATING: 16 Crowfoot Valley Coffee was the first place in town to have a street patio and it has become quite a unique spot for enjoying Downtown Castle Rock! This is a great coffee shop (we roast our own) and a unique bar featuring some of Colorado’s best beers. Come and enjoy live music and a good time with us!

UNION 3 WILCOX ST (303) 688-8159 UNIONAMERICANBISTRO.COM PATIO SEATING: 40 Our goal has always been to provide our friends and neighbors in Castle Rock with a cozy, upbeat venue where you can share a great meal, fantastic company and equallygood conversation. Our patio is a cool place to hang out, enjoy great food and great service. Come and see our new remodel!

AUGUSTINE GRILL 519 WILCOX ST (303) 814-3663 AUGUSTINEGRILL.COM PATIO SEATING: 60 Welcome to the Augustine Grill!

Our cozy Victorian home lends itself perfectly to the ambiance and charm of historic Castle Rock. During the colder months, enjoy a bottle of wine as you dine by the warm fire. In the summer, treat yourself to our signature cocktail, Augustine Lemonade, while basking in the Colorado sunshine on our amazing garden patio.

OLD STONE CHURCH CHAPLAIN’S BAR 210 THIRD STREET (303) 688-9000 OSCRESTAURANT.COM PATIO SEATING: 40 Experience the history and ambiance of the Old Stone Church yourself. Originally built in 1887 the church underwent remodeling to become a restaurant in 1975. Enjoy the Chaplain’s Bar and patio serving a full menu and a full bar. Happy Hour 3-6.

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HIDEAWAY BAR AND GRILL 600 JERRY ST. (720) 519-0509 HIDEAWAYBARANDGRILL.COM PATIO SEATING: 60 Our awesome patio faces south and is pet friendly. We have live music on Fridays, or join us for a delicious brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.

Happy Hour Everyday! 3-6 & 9-close!

TRICOCCI’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 310 WILCOX ST (303) 663-3676 TRICOCCIS.COM PATIO SEATING: 12 We are Tricocci’s Family Restaurant.

When you step through our doors you see photos and history of Castle Rock and our Family. We serve Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner depending on the day. Check out our website for hours and our menu.

B & B CAFE 322 WILCOX ST (720) 733-7827 THEBBCAFE.COM PATIO SEATING: 18 The historical B & B Cafe in Downtown Castle Rock is 50+ years old and still serving the community.

ANGIE’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 201 4TH ST (303) 660-1233 ANGIES.US PATIO SEATING: 8 Unfussy, kid-friendly eatery offering basic Italian & Mexican plates & lunch specials. We specialize in homemade spaghetti, Italian dinners, Mexican dinners, calzones, pizza, and libations. Join us and see why our patrons call us: “’The Best’ since 1965” and “The Homemade Spaghetti Place.”

PEGASUS ON THE SQUARE 313 JERRY ST (303) 688-6746

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PATIO SEATING: 30 At Pegasus we love variety, and the taste of different cultures. We serve an eclectic menu with great American staples, Greek favorites and Mexican inspired dishes.

Whether is breakfast, lunch or brunch we are sure to have something everyone can enjoy.

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Women of Achievement

Luncheon June 15th 11:00-1:00pm

Parker PACE Center You may already know her, or know of her. That woman who goes about her day like it’s “just another day” but whose actions create ripples of change around her. The Women of Achievement Luncheon event has been created to recognize these extraordinary women among us. Those who impact others around them by their selflessness, service and genuine willingness to make a difference.

All individuals nominated will be recognized at the luncheon.

An individual in each of the eight categories of service will be given the Light ‘n’ Heart Award; Light signifying leadership, mentorship and achievement and Heart signifying humanitarian service. This award mirrors the mission of Rotary International, which is “Service Above Self.”

Robin Wise, President and CEO of Junior Achievement – Rocky Mountain, Inc., will serve as the Keynote speaker at this year’s inaugural event for which a maximum of 200 tickets will be sold online. 100% of the proceeds from this event go to the Rotary Club’s support for many local projects and organizations and can be eligible for matching funds from Rotary District 5450, including Homes for Our Troops, Project Sanctuary and the Parker Task Force and Douglas/Elbert County Task Force.

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For more information or to purchase tickets to this amazing event visit www.womenachieve.net.

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