Summer 2024 Activity Guide

REGISTRATION BEGINS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10

*Unless otherwise noted on page 3.

WHAT’S INSIDE

IMPORTANT DATES

M/W June 3-26

T/Th June 4-27

Sa June 8-29

M/W July 8-31

T/Th July 9-Aug. 1

Sa July 13-Aug. 3

M/W Sept. 3-25

T/Th Sept. 4-26

Sa Sept. 7-28

M/W Sept. 30-Oct. 23

T/Th Oct. 1-24

Sa Oct. 5-26

M/W Nov. 4-27

T/Th Nov. 5-26 Youth

M/Th June 3-13

M/Th June 17-27

M/Th July 8-18

M/Th July 22- Aug. 1

Residents: May 15, 2024

Non-residents: May 20, 2024

Residents: June 19, 2024

Non-residents: June 24, 2024

Residents: August 21, 2024

Non-residents: August 26, 2024

Residents: September 18, 2024

Non-residents: September 23, 2024

Residents: October 16, 2024

Non-residents: October 21, 2024

Residents: May 22, 2024

Non-residents: May 28, 2024

Residents: June 19, 2024

Non-residents: June 24, 2024

Residents: June. 26, 2024

Non-residents: July 1, 2024

Residents: July 10, 2024

Non-residents: July 15, 2024

Monday - Friday

*Pool closes one hour prior to CRC closing Sunday through Friday, and a half-hour prior to closing on Saturday.

HOLIDAY CLOSURES

The Community Recreation Center will be closed for the following:

• Monday, May 27 (Memorial Day)

• Thursday, July 4 (Independance Day)

• Monday, Sept. 2 (Labor Day)

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

As the days grow longer and the sunshine warms our faces, I’m thrilled to announce the summer fun that Parks, Recreation & Culture has to offer. This year’s Activity Guide is packed with adventures designed to get you moving, learning and connecting with our Windsor community. Whether you’re seeking thrilling adventures on our trails, creative outlets through our camps, or athletic challenges in our adult and youth sports leagues, we’ve got you covered.

Don’t forget to unwind and relax under the summer sky at our free Summer Concert Series every Thursday evening at Boardwalk Park, where you can enjoy a variety of musical performances by local and regional artists. Looking to have a movie night with family and friends? Come tune in with us for Movies at the Park on select Fridays for family-friendly movies at various parks around town. On Saturdays, explore fresh produce, handcrafted goods and delicious treats at the Farmers Market at Boardwalk Park. The Windsor History Museum is open for the summer, inviting you to explore Windsor’s rich history through interactive exhibits and historic buildings.

Stay active all summer long at the Community Recreation Center by working out in our state-of-the-art fitness center, taking a swim or joining a variety of group fitness classes. Explore Windsor’s Park system, with 27 parks scattered throughout town offering something for everyone to enjoy the outdoors. While some parks may

have construction zones as we make enhancements, we promise an even better park system for everyone to enjoy.

Looking to make a difference this summer? We offer a variety of volunteer opportunities for all ages and interests, from community events to volunteer days. So, grab your sunscreen, lace up your shoes, and get ready for a summer filled of adventures.

Sincerely,

Tara Fotsch, CPRE Deputy Director Parks, Recreation & Culture

WINDSOR PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE IS NOW 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

HOW 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!

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.

That’s it! You’re now registered... let the fun begin!

MEMBERSHIPS

COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER

The 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 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, 4:30-7:00 p.m., and Saturdays, 8:00 a.m. - Noon. Maximum time allowance of 90 minutes per visit.

SWIM. NERF. OPEN GYM. AND MORE.

Host your next birthday party at the Windsor Community Recreation Center!

Check availability online at RecreationLivesHere.com/RecReg or call 970-674-3500

EVENTS

KIDS TO PARK DAY

Join us at our Inaugural Kids to Park Day. This nationally recognized event encourages children and families to get outdoors and explore nature by visiting local parks, playgrounds, and open space. At our event fill your park passport and have a chance to win prizes and explore Eastman Park as you learn about Biking, Fishing, Story Pond, Water Safety/Tubing, Dog Park, Wildlife Education, Stewardship, and Disc Golf.

Sunday, May 19. No Registration Required.

FAMILY CAMPOUT

Summer calls for the family campout! Enjoy activities like campfires, a big-screen movie starting at 8:30 p.m., fishing, paddle boats, and more! Set up your camp starting at 3 p.m.; the Family Campout officially begins at 6 p.m. We’ll provide a family dinner and a light breakfast. Remember to bring your tent, sleeping bags, flashlights, bug spray, fishing gear, and anything else you’ll need. Pets are not allowed.

Friday, July 12-13. Pre-Registration Required.

CRUISE-IN CAR SHOW

Fuel your inner classic car junkie street rods, customs, and whatever else your neighbor has been working on in their garage. We’ll pack Eastman Park with the coolest cars around, along with a live band, and great food.

Classes for 2024: 20’s and older, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90’s, 2000’s and newer, Trucks

For more information visit: recreationliveshere.com/CruiseIn

Saturday, August 31.

FISHING DERBY

Join us at Eastman Park where we’ll release 250 fish into the pond, giving Windsor’s youth the chance to catch their first fish! Kids can reel in up to two fish and enjoy a complimentary lunch of a hot dog, chips, and a drink. Don’t forget your fishing pole and gear! This event is for children aged 2-12.

Saturday, June 1, 10 a.m. - Noon

Pre-Registration Required.

Stop by the Farmers Market and enjoy a wide variety of locally-sourced consumable goods, crafts and live music.

See the latest calendar for more events and information.

recreationliveshere.com/Events

BIKE EVERYWHERE DAY

Celebrate Windsor’s incredible bike infrastructure on Bike Everywhere Day! This day is packed with bicycle fun for the whole family. Bike the trails and find our stations set up throughout the day. There will be a breakfast station, a lunch station, and a happy hour station.

Wednesday, June 26. No Registration Required. recreationliveshere.com/BikeWindsor

WINDSOR GRIND – SKATEBOARD AND SCOOTER COMPETITION

Join us at Eastman Skate Park for an awesome skate contest! We’ve got categories for Scooter and Skateboard in both Pre-teen (ages 9-12) and Teen (ages 12-18) divisions. No entry fee, but registration is required. Submit your registration and liability waiver forms to Clearview Library by July 10th to participate in the event. Find forms at clearviewlibrary.org. Questions? Contact Amy at amy@clearviewlibrary.org. Let’s shred!

Saturday, July 13. Registration Required.

SCIENCE BY NIGHT

Once we go to sleep, what creatures come out to play? Bring the family to explore the nocturnal animals of Northern Colorado through games, projects, and experiments led by the Town of Windsor Museum’s nature educators. Enjoy a guided evening hike and outdoor exploration as we uncover the world of birds, bugs, and bats after dark.

Registration is required; the $20 fee includes a group of up to 6 people.

Friday, July 19, 7 - 9:30 p.m.

VINTAGE BASE BALL GAME

Step back in time and join the fun as the Colorado Vintage Base Ball Association (CVBBA) swings into Windsor for an 1800s-style match. Learn about the fascinating difference in rules and witness excitement of barefoot play. Want to join the game? Call 970-674-3521 for details (16+ only; first-come, first-served). Free for all, so bring your friends and make some noise. Batter up!

Saturday, May 18, 11 a.m.

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

HISTORY, OPEN SPACE & TRAILS EVENTS

Visit our amazing and knowledgeable team of History, Open Space, and Trails (HOST) Trail Docents and Naturalists for some on-the-go learning on Windsor Trails. These free programs give trail users and community members of all ages the opportunity to learn about the nature and history that can be found by exploring Windsor’s open spaces and trails.

TRAILHEAD TRUNKS

Want to get hands on with nature? Stop by one of our Trailhead Trunks at Eastman Park to chat with a knowledgeable HOST volunteer about the wildlife that can be spotted along the Poudre River and near Eastman Park Pond.

Feel the difference between a beaver pelt and coyote fur, touch a real snake skeleton, and even see what cougar scat looks like! Check out the schedule of Trailhead Trunk events throughout the summer.

TRAILS TO HISTORY

Did you ever wonder where Kodak Open Space got its name, or why the #2 Ditch Trail is number two? Windsor’s trails are full of history and provide an exciting way to learn about Windsor’s past while spending time outside in nature.

Join experienced HOST Trail Docents on accessible, family-friendly walks along Windsor’s trails while taking a peek into our town’s past. You can find the schedule of Trails to History programs here. The program is free, but registration is encouraged.

TREASURE ISLAND

MOTHER’S DAY AT TREASURE ISLAND

Volunteers will be leading tours of the garden. Bring Mom to see our beautiful flowers in bloom, plants of all shapes and sizes, and learn of upcoming plans for the season.

Sunday, May 12, drop in anytime from 1:30-3:30 p.m.

FATHER’S DAY AT TREASURE ISLAND

Volunteers will be leading tours of the garden. Bring Dad to see many colors of flowers in bloom, plants of all shapes and sizes, and many types of yummy vegetables.

Sunday, June 16, drop in anytime from 1:30-3:30 p.m.

AQUATIC EVENTS

DOGGIE DIP

Treat your dog to a nice swim at the Chimney Park Pool on Labor Day weekend. All dogs are welcome with verification of full shots. Registration required.

Sunday, September 1, 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Pre-Registration Required.

WATER CARNIVAL

Bring the whole family to the Annual Water Carnival for a day of fun and entertainment! No pool passes or other discounts apply.

Saturday, July 20, 1-6 p.m.

THURSDAYS 6:30-8:30PM

JUNE-AUGUST

Thursday nights this summer will be filled with live music sure to get you on your feet and food vendors to curb every craving. Snag a spot on the grass and join us for free at Boardwalk Park!

2024 CONCERT SCHEDULE

JUN 6 The Powell Brothers // COUNTRY

JUN 13 Juice Box // DANCE

JUN 20 IVORY // ROCK

JUN 27 TEN // COLORADO'S PEARL JAM TRIBUTE (90'S)

JUL 11 Six One Five Collective // COUNTRY

JUL 18 Dale Cisek Band // R & B BLUES, TRIBUTE BAND

JUL 25 Those Crazy Nights // JOURNEY TRIBUTE BAND

AUG 1 Hand Turkey // DANCE

AUG 8 Delta Sonics // BLUES

AUG 15 Bad Colorado // BAD COMPANY TRIBUTE

Dates and bands are subject to change. All concerts are weather permitting.

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FAMILY CONNECTS

Presented By Movies Begin at 8:30 p.m. 6/14

Learn more at recreationliveshere.com/Movies

Bring your best friend (dog or human) down to Yappy Hour! Adult beverages for sale from local breweries, food, music and a special off-leash area for pooches to socialize. All beverage proceeds benefit the local Big Bones Canine Rescue shelter.

July 19 - Main Park

Aug. 16 - Main Park

Oct. 26 - Boardwalk Park

Howl-o-ween

Learn more at recreationliveshere.com/YappyHour

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

STAY IN THE KNOW!

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

FIND YOUR EXPERIENCE!

Are you interested in joining a volunteer team to start giving back on a regular basis? Browse the volunteer opportunity guide to find options: bit.ly/VolunteerOpportunityGuide

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

EVENTS

WINDSOR VOLUNTEER FAIR

Explore the many opportunities to get involved in Windsor! Meet local service-based organizations and nonprofits, learn about their important causes, and find out how you can give back. Plus, celebrate National Volunteer Week by grabbing lunch from a food truck and enjoying a picnic in the park!

Saturday, April 27th Noon- 2 p.m. Boardwalk Park Pavilion.

COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER DAYS

Come out to give back! Join a community volunteer day to experience the joy of service. All volunteer events are one-time commitments. These events are family-friendly, but active parental supervision is required. Please wear closed-toed shoes, a hat, and comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty. Bring a water bottle. A picnic lunch will be provided after the project.

WEED WARRIORS AT TREASURE ISLAND DEMONSTRATION GARDEN

Enjoy a peaceful morning at the garden, learn about common weeds, and help this beautiful local amenity thrive. Occurs on the first Friday of the month MaySeptember. Stay and help as long as you like. Please bring a water bottle and wear closed- toed shoes. Breakfast snacks and coffee will be provided.

Ready to start volunteering? Contact the Volunteer Coordinator or visit the windsorgov.com/Volunteer to learn more!

MUSEUMS

WINDSOR HISTORY MUSEUM

May 24 - September 1

Free Admission

Location: Boardwalk Park, 100 N. 5th Street Fridays, Noon – 4 p.m. Saturdays, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Sundays, Noon – 4 p.m.

Unlock Windsor’s past at the Windsor History Museum! Explore what life was like in early Windsor at the 1882 Train Depot, caboose, schoolhouse, farm house, beet shack, and chapel. Discover what makes Windsor unique at the Windsor History Museum!

GUIDED TOURS OF WINDSOR HISTORY MUSEUM

By Appointment

Do you have a group that would be interested in touring the Windsor History Museum? Tours of the museum are offered free of charge for groups of four or more! Tours last 45 minutes to 1 hour and visit the different buildings at the museum. Tours are led by experienced docents and can be customized to your group. For more information about guided tours, or to schedule a tour, please contact the Museum Education Coordinator at (970) 674-3532. Tours must be scheduled at least three days in advance.

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

ABOUT MUSEUMS

Town of Windsor Museums comprises the Windsor History Museum; the Art & Heritage Center; and the Historic Halfway Homestead, which is currently under development.

The Museum Education team provides educational programming for residents of all ages across various subjects from Windsor history to outdoor education.

ART & HERITAGE CENTER

Open hours: Fridays-Sundays, Noon – 4 p.m. during exhibitions.

Exhibition schedule:

Windsor High School AP Art Show

A Colorful Dream

April 19 – May 5

June 16 – August 11

Free for All Community Art Show September 13 to December 15 p.m.

EXHIBITIONS

A COLORFUL DREAM

A Colorful Dream is a family-friendly, interactive exhibition by contemporary fine art photographer Adrien Broom. The exhibit takes the viewer on a journey through the entire spectrum of the rainbow, detailing a young girl’s journey as she discovers a series of fantasy worlds, exploring the rich hues and associations that we have with color.

A Colorful Dream is a program of ExhibitsUSA, a national division of Mid-America Arts Alliance, and The National Endowment for the Arts.

Exhibition Runs: June 15 - August 11

FREE FOR ALL!

Regional artists showcase their unique artwork at the 10th Annual Community Art Show, Free for ALL! See the best of what our community artists can create in this exhibition open to all ages, mediums and styles. Submit your artwork by July 21st at: bit.ly/FreeForALLSubmit

Exhibition Runs: September 14 - November 17

PROJECT HIGHLIGHT

Historic Preservation of Historic Halfway Homestead

The Halfway Homestead project envisions the transformation of a historic building into a welcoming cultural center and community hub for residents and visitors. The upcoming work at the Historic Halfway Homestead includes the historic restoration of the 1873 Halfway House, the oldest structure in Windsor, and the rehabilitation of the 1905 Dickey Farmhouse.

The plans for these preservation projects were completed with support from the State Historical Fund and using guidance from the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Historic Preservation.

During the project, the Halfway House will be restored to look as it might have in the early 1800s to provide a “step back in time” for visitors. The Dickey Farmhouse will be rehabilitated to become a classroom and community gathering space.

Learn more about this and other 2024 Town of Windsor Capital Improvement Projects at windsorprojectconnect.com.

June 15 - August 11

Art & Heritage Center

Fridays-Sundays

12 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Free admission

Opening Day

Saturday, June 15

Extended hours

12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

FREE FOR ALL 10th Annual CommunityArt Show

AgesMediums Abilities StylesArtists

Regional artists showcase their unique artwork at the 10th Annual Community Art Show, Free for ALL!

See the best of what our community artists can create in this exhibition open to all ages, mediums and styles.

SEPTEMBER 14 - NOVEMBER 17

Fridays - Sundays, Noon - 4 p.m.

Submit your artwork by July 21st at: bit.ly/FreeForALLSubmit

Free admission recreationliveshere.com/Culture

Explore Aims Community College Windsor Campus

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

The campus is conveniently located close to the I-25 corridor, just north of U.S. Route 34. Our full-service site houses the 45,000 square-foot Aims Automotive and Technology Center and Northern Colorado’s premier Public Safety Institute. Recently opened is our Gateway building housing Aviation, Criminal Justice, and Fire Science programs and the Sim City Training Yard.

Classes are held days, nights and weekends on the Windsor campus so you can learn at a time that’s most convenient.

Explore the Programs

Aviation Programs

Automotive

Drone Pilot Training

Police Studies

Criminal Justice

Aims Windsor Campus

1120 Southgate Drive (Aims Automotive Technology Center)

1130 Southgate Drive (Aims Public Safety Institute)

1140 Southgate Drive (Gateway Building)

Windsor, CO 80550

windsor@aims.edu

970.339.6610

Scan the code or go to aims.co/windsor to learn more about our campus!

Emergency Medical Services

Fire Science

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

Apply today!

aims.edu

New to the Windsor campus, the Gateway building (above) and Training Yard (right)

ACTIVE ADULTS

ACTIVE RECREATION

BASKETBALL

Drop-in for a game of basketball at the Community Recreation Center! Pick-up games are played half-court. Remember to bring both light and dark jerseys.

INDOOR PICKLEBALL

Drop-in for a game of pickleball with your friends and other pickleball enthusiasts! Nets and lined courts are ready, just bring your own paddle.

Drop-in times at: recreationliveshere.com/ActiveAdults.

OUTDOOR PICKLEBALL COURTS

Eight courts with nets are located at Main Park, 300 Locust St. Courts are open and free to the public. Note: Courts are subject to closure during winter conditions. Courts can be rented if you prefer a specific court at a specific time instead of dropping in to play. Rent a court for $10 per hour. Call (970) 674-3500.

WINDSOR PICKLEBALL CLUB

The Windsor Pickleball Club (WPC) is a volunteeroperated, not-for-profit group that reserves outdoor court time at Main Park from May to September. WPC offers opportunities for players of all skill levels and fosters a friendly and fair play environment. For more information, email WPC at windsorpickleballclub@outlook.com.

PICKLEBALL LESSONS

The Windsor Pickleball Club offers lessons for those interested in learning pickleball, the fastest-growing sport in the nation. Our volunteer instructors will teach you all the basics. Before the first lesson, the instructor will email you to address any questions. Paddles are available for borrowing upon request.

WINDSOR WALKERS

Are you interested in walking with other active folks? Walking is great exercise but even more fun when done with walking buddies. Volunteer, Cosima Dean, would love to organize a walking club that meets in the mornings, a couple of times a week at beautiful Windsor Trails. If interested, please contact Cosima Dean, at cdean1946@ gmail.com, and include your name, phone number and preferred walking days. Cosima will organize the info and plan a meeting and the walking club will be up and… walking!

SOCIAL RECREATION

FRIENDLY FORK CAFÉ

Join us at the Friendly Fork Café for a delightful lunch with friends and neighbors! Enjoy coffee and catch up while waiting for table service or grab your meal to-go if you’re in a hurry. Park on the east side of the Community Recreation Center for convenient car-side delivery. Sponsored by the Weld County Area Agency on Aging, our well-balanced meals are affordably priced for Active Adults ages 60 and up. Reserve your meal by 9:00 a.m. one business day prior by calling the front desk at (970) 674-3500. A suggested donation of $5 is accepted during meal pickup.

FREE DROP-IN ACTIVITIES

The Community Recreation Center offers a variety of engaging activities for active adults, sponsored by various local organizations. From Bingo competitions to pool games and card clubs, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and socialize with peers.

- Stephanie’s Bingo Emporium

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Shootin’ Pool

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Player’s Club

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

EDUCATION

ASPEN CLUB CLASSES

The Aspen Club is a wellness center that offers various programs and classes aimed at promoting health and well-being for its members. Here’s a summary of the classes mentioned:

- Aspen Club Presents: Balance Screenings

- Aspen Club Presents: Gong Voyage

- Aspen Club Presents: Stroke Thrombectomy Knocks Out Clots in Northern Colorado

- Aspen Club Presents: Preserving Food with Confidence

AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS

Sign up for this driver safety class and you may qualify to receive a discount on your car insurance (check with your insurance agent for details). Registration is required, but payment is due to the instructor on the first day of class, cash or check only. Bring your AARP membership card for a $5 discount!

DAY TRIPS

Day trips offer a diverse range of activities catering to outdoor enthusiasts, culture seekers, and entertainment lovers. Whether hiking in scenic mountains, attending Broadway shows, or exploring historical sites, there’s something for everyone. Participants should be prepared for weather changes and budget for meals unless otherwise stated. Trips are categorized by walking levels, and for more details on any of these trips, contact (970) 674-3500,pickup up a copy of the Pelican Perch at the front desk or use this link: recreationliveshere.com/ DocumentCenter/View/431/Pelican-Perch-PDF?bidId= Here’s a summary of the day trips mentioned:

- Hiking

- Rockies Games

- Wyoming Territorial Prison & UW Anthropology Museum

- Denver Museum of Nature & Science

- Dushanbee Tea House

- Fleece Factory

- Frozen at Buell Theatre

- Garden on Spring Creek and Butterfly House

- Mike’s Fly-Fishing Extravaganza

- Wicked at Buell Theatre

- Black Hawk Casino

AQUATICS

CHIMNEY PARK POOL

RENT THE CHIMNEY PARK POOL FOR YOUR PRIVATE PARTY!

Make a splash at your next party and rent the Chimney Park Pool! Private Pool Party Rentals are available during the summer season, Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday from 6:00 – 8:00pm. Private parties can accommodate up to 200 people. Reservations for the summer season will begin April 1, 2024. Questions? Email aquatics@windsorgov.com.

TWILIGHT SWIM

What a great way to end your day! Enjoy the pool in the twilight hours out of the hot sun. Located at Chimney Park Pool through June and July, all ages welcome.

Open Swim Prices

Groups of 15+ can call at least 1 week prior to make a reservation & receive a discount rate for entry. Space is limited.

WORLD’S LARGEST SWIM LESSON™

The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson™, initiated by the World Waterpark Association in 2010 and supported by organizations like the YMCA, aims to raise awareness about the importance of teaching children to swim. This global event on June 20th, 2024, marks its 15th year, with TEAM WLSL™ spreading the message “Swimming Lessons Save Lives™” to over one billion people worldwide. Local events in 20+ countries across five continents will occur over 24 hours, including Chimney Park Pool at 11 am. Open to all ages with free admission, parental supervision is required for children aged 6 and under.

Thursday, June 20th

Chimney Park Pool Membership Prices

CRC annual members may purchase a Chimney Park Pool pass for $30 per person for the summer. Passes are available for purchase at the Community Recreation Center front desk.

Chimney Park Pool Schedule: recreationliveshere.com/ChimneyParkPool

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 lessons. All ages are welcome, including adults! Available at Chimney Park or the Community Recreation Center Pool.

To participate, fill out a request form at: recreationliveshere.com/SwimLessons

AQUATIC FITNESS CLASSES

Aquatic fitness classes offer dynamic workouts in the water, combining cardio and strength training providing a refreshing and effective way to improve overall fitness.

recreationliveshere.com/FitnessSchedule

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

SWIM LESSONS

The Town of Windsor is a Starfish Aquatics Institute Training Center and all our instructors receive training and certifications from the Starfish Aquatics Institute. Starfish Aquatics is recognized nationally and globally. We offer group swim lessons for ages 6 months to 12 years old.

recreationliveshere.com/SwimLessons

OUTDOOR AQUATICS

EASTMAN PARK RIVER EXPERIENCE

The Eastman Park River Experience offers a dedicated mile for kayaking, canoeing, tubing, and water play. It includes a float launch and take-out area, a scenic river plaza for water enjoyment, picturesque views of the Cache la Poudre River and Longs Peak, and a fantastic new hangout spot.

- Tube and Kayak Rentals Available recreationliveshere.com/RiverExperience

WINDSOR LAKE

Windsor Lake provides a wide range of recreational activities for visitors. These include boat rentals for both motorized and non-motorized vessels, a dedicated dog park, fishing spots, the option to purchase daily permits for non-motorized activities, and a designated swim beach. From boating to fishing and relaxing by the beach, Windsor Lake offers something for everyone to enjoy in the great outdoors.

recreationliveshere.com/WindsorLake

- Watercraft Rentals

- Boating- Motorized and Non Motorized

- Dog Park

- Fishing

- Permit Purchasing

- Swim Beach

WINDSOR DOLPHINS SWIM TEAM

Our goal is to foster skills and sportsmanship in a fun environment. Participants should swim 25 continuous yards, perform front crawl with rotary breathing, and be acquainted with the four competitive strokes. Practices occur three days a week, with meets on Saturdays.

JUNIOR AIDE

Attend our summer swimming lessons training to potentially become a volunteer Jr. Aide; bring your summer schedule, wear swim attire, and bring water and a towel.

Registration Required

CLASSES

ART

ART-ADULT

The Community Recreation Center offers a vibrant art community for adults, providing opportunities for both beginners and intermediates to explore various forms of art. From open studio sessions to pottery hand-building and wheel-throwing classes, participants can unleash their creativity.

- Open Studio

- Pottery Hand-Building: Beginner and Intermediate

- Pottery Wheel Throwing: Beginner and Intermediate

ART-FAMILY

The Community Recreation Center’s art programs provide fun and creative activities for families and kids of all ages. With guided painting, craft clubs, and beginner art classes, there’s something for everyone to explore their creativity.

- Painting Pairs

- Creative Creations Club

ART-YOUTH

The Art Youth program at the Community Recreation Center offers a variety of creative classes tailored to different age groups. From toddlers to teens, there are opportunities to explore art through various mediums and techniques.

- Preschool Book Bugs

- Mini Monets Preschool Art

- Painting Workshop

- Drawing Club

- Teen/Tween Art Club

- A Colorful Dream Art Classes

COOKING

YOUTH COOKING

The Cooking program at the Community Recreation Center offers a wide range of culinary experiences for youth, emphasizing healthy and delicious meals. Here’s a list of the classes available:

- Refreshing Summer Treats

- Homemade Frozen Yogurt

- Ramen Noodles Made Healthy

- Indian Food

- Calling all Pasta Lovers

- Thai Food

- Homemade Fruit Sorbets

- Summer Desserts

- Pancake and Waffle Shuffle

PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS

Local food educator, Sapna Von Reich offers private consultations and cooking classes for individuals and small groups aiming to enhance their health. With over 20 years of experience in Northern Colorado, she specializes in plant-based menus for overall wellness. Customized instruction covers budget-friendly meal plans, efficient food preparation, and smart grocery shopping. Please Note: Time and place to be determined after booking a session through the Community Recreation Center. After booking, please contact Sapna directly by visiting, www.sapnavonreich.com.

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

CAMPS

COOKING CAMPS

The cooking camps offer two classes aimed at teaching children essential culinary skills and promoting healthy eating habits.

- Youth Cooking Camp

- Food for Like Cooking Camp

BIKE CAMP

Bike Camp is an exciting and educational program designed to introduce children to the joys of cycling while promoting physical activity, outdoor exploration, and environmental awareness/safety. Through a combination of hands-on activities, fun games, and guided rides, participants will develop essential biking skills, learn about bike maintenance and safety, and discover the wonders of the great outdoors.

OUTDOOR CAMPS

Embark on exciting outdoor adventures in Windsor’s natural environment with our adventure camps! Whether you’re interested in exploring the wilderness, digging into geology, or discovering water ecosystems, there’s something for everyone.

- Windsor Wild Camp

- Geology on the Go Hiking Camp

- Wild for Water Mini Camp

ART CAMPS

Unleash your creativity in our dynamic art camps led by instructor Beth Hay, a seasoned art teacher for Weld RE-4, or Young Rembrandts!

- Morning and Afternoon Art Mini Camps

- Drawing and Painting Art Mini Camos

- 3-D Sculpture Art Camp

- Young Rembrandts Pastel Drawing Mini Camps

- Young Rembrandts Baby Animals Drawing Mini Camp

OUTDOOR EDUCATION

Engage in outdoor educational experiences:

- Flock Watchers Birding Club

- Fairy Garden Workshop

SPECIAL INTEREST

Explore a variety of learning experiences with our special interest activities:

- Fencing

- Preschool Open Gym

- Lil’ Explorers Preschool Classes

- Create Your Own Will

- Heart Saver First Aid Training

- Safer Sitter Essentials

- Learn to Make Soap

- Practical Spanish for Adults

- Music Together® Summer: Family Favorites

MUSEUM CAMPS

MUSEUM CAMPS

Go back in time during exciting camps offered by the Town of Windsor Museums!

- Architecture and Design Mini Camp

- Time Travelers Mini Camp: Let’s Invent and Let’s Get Cooking

- Playhouse Preschool Camp

Tree Walk

July 23rd | 5:00-7:00

Main Park, 300 Locust Street

Meet at the shelter on the south side of the park nearest the restrooms

Main Park, the oldest park in Windsor, has some of the “tried and true” tree favorites: linden, catalpa and hackberry, but it also boasts some trees that are newer to Colorado landscapes: corktree, bald cypress, and tulip tree. Windsor’s forester plants many different species in the park to assess how they perform in our climate and conditions. This walk with Tree Board will show you a variety of trees that can be considered for your home landscaping as well as provide tidbits of information about the trees you may already have!

Sick Tree Day

Tuesday, June 25, 2024

5:00 pm - 8:00 pm FREE

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

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

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DANCE & CHEER

NORTHERN COLORADO DANCE

FUN DANCE FOR ALL AGES!

From 2 to teens, we’re all about the joy of movement! Get ready for coordination, dynamics, and body awareness. Ballet starts at 7, with pointe at 12 (with teacher approval). Adults, dive into beginner-intermediate Ballet, Multi-generational Tap, and awesome summer workshops! Join us in a structured studio for ongoing fun and learning!

MOVEMENT & ACRO

These classes offer a range of activities aimed at fostering movement, coordination, and physical strength in children. From basic locomotor skills to more advanced acrobatic movements, participants develop their agility, balance, and flexibility in a fun and supportive environment.

- Mini Movers (class with caregiver)

- Tiny Tumblers

- Aladdin Acro Dance l

- Aladdin Acro Dance ll

SUMMER WORKSHOPS

These workshops offer imaginative ballet experiences tailored for young children, inviting them to explore magical worlds and iconic characters while learning fundamental ballet techniques. Each workshop incorporates themed activities and storytelling to engage participants in a dance journey.

- Fairy Ballet

- Princess Me Ballet

- Anna & Elsa Ballet

- Princess Jasmine Ballet

- Mermaid Ballet

SPECIAL YOUTH & ADULT DANCE WORKSHOPS

These workshops cater to a diverse range of ages and dance interests, offering specialized training in various dance styles led by guest teachers and focusing on skill development, creativity, and artistic expression.

- Classical Jazz with Special Guest Teacher!

- Aladdin Acro Jazz

- Multi-generational Tap

- Arabian Fusion (ie Belly Dance) Youth with Special Guest Teacher

- Dance Intensive

PRE-BALLET CLASSES

These classes introduce young children to the fundamentals of ballet in a fun and engaging environment. Through imaginative storytelling and movement sequences, participants learn basic ballet techniques and develop coordination and rhythm.

- Baby Ballerinas (class with caregiver)

- Lil Dancers l/ll

- Petite Ballerinas

CLASSICAL BALLET YOUTH & ADULTS

These classes offer a progressive training program in classical ballet for both youth and adults, focusing on technique, alignment, and artistic expression. From beginners to intermediate levels, participants learn foundational skills and advance their ballet proficiency under the guidance of experienced instructors.

- Première Ballet

- Ballet I

- Ballet I with Special Guest Teacher!

- Ballet II

- Ballet II with Special Guest Teacher!

- Ballet IV/V

- Ballet V

- Pointe

- Adult Ballet

CHEER SPIRIT COLORADO

DANCE, CHEER & TUMBLING CLASSES

Cheer Spirit Colorado offers a range of classes catering to athletes of all ages and skill levels, focusing on building skills, teamwork, and enthusiasm for cheerleading and tumbling. Whether your child is interested in competitive cheer, performance cheer, or tumbling skills, there’s something for everyone to enjoy and grow in.

Interested in competitive cheer? Get ready for the 2024/2025 cheer season! Join us for tryouts for prep and elite teams on 5/21 – 5/23, 5 – 7 p.m. Each day focuses on skill areas for tryouts, including cheer and dance routines. Evaluations on Day 3. Team placement announced on Friday, followed by a parent meeting on Tuesday, May 28th, 5 p.m. Wear athletic gear, tie hair in a ponytail, bring sneakers, and a water bottle. Contact Lisa Brooks at lisa@cheerspiritcolorado.com or 970-556-7427 for inquiries.

- Performance Cheer Camp

- Performance Cheer

- Tumbling

- Competitive Cheer Evaluations

THE DANCE DEPARTMENT

The Dance Department offers dance classes to dancers ranging from 18 months to 18 years of age, in every style. The Co-Directors of The Dance Department, Miranda Lung and Nicole Kutella, are ready to welcome you to the TDD dance family. They have more than 35 years

of teaching experience and are excited to show families in our community how much fun they can have through dance and movement. Whether your child is interested in trying out dance for the first time, or are looking to perfect their technique, we are thrilled to work with your dancer and share our love and passion for dance

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

- Tik Tok Dance Camp

- Barbie Dance Camp

- Royal Princess Tea & Dance Party

- Bluey Dance Mode Camp

- Trolls Dance Camp

- Lilo & Stitches’ Hawaiian Dance Adventure Camp

- Encanto Dance Camp

- Summer Beach Party Dance Camp

- Wish Dance Camp

- Moana Dance Camp

- Dance With Me

- Tiny Hip Hop Dance

- Lyrical/Modern

- Youth Tap

- Youth Poms

- Teen Dance: Contemporary/Modern

- Dance Sampler Ballet/Tap/Jazz/Tumble

- Youth Dance Sampler

- Teen Dance : Jazz/Contemporary/Lyrical

Join our 2024 Treasure Island Demonstration Garden Classes

All classes are from 10 - 11 am, weather permitting, no registration required Classes are held at 31500 Laku Lake Road, South of Eastman Park in Windsor

MAY 15

Growing small fruits in your garden

Preparing the garden and containers for summers’ sweet treats! Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, grapes, containerized citrus trees and more.

JUNE 19

The nightshade family: the edible and the questionable

The black sheep, the annoying ones, the pretty ones, and the veggie stars.

JULY 17

Right plant in the right place

Everyone tells us to do this, but how? Discussion of planning and arranging, micro-climates, drainage, sun vs. shade and what to do if the first planting doesn’t thrive.

AUGUST 21

Plant dividing and tree pruning

Pruning trees is challenging: when, where, how, and what matters! Should I divide plants in the spring or fall and how often? We will break it down

SEPTEMBER 18

Fall cleanup: a necessity or an overdone obsession?

Suggestions and considerations about how thoroughly to clean a garden in the fall. Topics will include how to limit overwintering damaging insects and viruses, but also how to encourage and provide homes for beneficial insects. What plant materials are safe to compost and what should be put in the trash.

TREASURE ISLAND DEMONSTRATION GARDEN TOURS 2024

Treasure Island offers two not to be missed free events, especially for Mom and Dad!

Mother’s Day Tours

Sunday, May 12, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Volunteers will be leading tours of the garden. Drop in anytime from 1:30 to 3:30 and bring Mom to see our beautiful flowers in bloom, plants of all shapes and sizes, and learn of upcoming plans for the season.

Father’s Day Tours

Sunday, June 16, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Volunteers will be leading tours of the garden. Drop in anytime from 1:30 to 3:30 and bring Dad to see many colors of flowers in bloom, plants of all shapes and sizes, and many types of yummy vegetables.

Guides will lead the tours and will be happy to answer all your gardening questions. Treasure Island is located south of Eastman Park at 31500 Laku Lake Road. Call (970) 674-2440 for additional information.

Visiting and Volunteering

Have you been out to Treasure Island Demonstration Garden? South of Eastman Park, along the scenic Poudre River Trail, this beautiful little town garden will soon be in full swing and full bloom! Any season is a good time to visit but summer is the perfect time to enjoy everything that Treasure Island has to offer, from informative classes and expert garden help to a peaceful stroll and lunch under the shade structure.

Have a green thumb? Want one? We can help! We are accepting new volunteers for the 2024 season. If you have free time between 9:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on Tuesdays or Thursdays, we would love to see you out there! It is a great way to spend time outdoors in a beautiful garden, meet new friends, and learn gardening skills so your garden can be the envy of your neighbors!

Visit bit.ly/TreasureIslandVolunteer to get started today.

FITNESS

T’AI CHI CHIH

Discover T’ai Chi Chih: a gentle moving meditation to harmonize your body’s internal energy, known as Chi. Experience stress reduction, improved balance, and enhanced well-being. With 19 movements and one pose, it’s accessible to all, regardless of age or physical condition.

TRX

Discover Suspension Training—a Navy SEAL-born body-weight exercise that enhances strength, balance, flexibility, and core stability all at once. Utilizing the TRX Suspension Trainer, it leverages gravity and body weight for hundreds of exercises. This class also features the TRX Rip Trainer™, focusing on core strength, rotational power, and cardio endurance. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

BARRE

Barre Above® offers a dynamic full-body workout, blending yoga, Pilates, strength training, and ballet. Improve posture, balance, strength, and flexibility, regardless of your fitness level. With sequencing patterns and isometric movements, achieve a lean, dancer’s physique while enjoying a dance-inspired workout. No dance or ballet experience required.

JUNIOR FITNESS

Under 16? Earn fitness floor access at the Community Recreation Center! Join small group sessions to learn rules, safety, and equipment use. Upon successful completion, ages 12 to 15 may use the fitness floor and equipment without adult supervision. Contact the front desk for available days and times at 970-674-3500.

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

PERSONAL TRAINING

Kevin Hinkle

AFPA Certified Personal Trainer

• Sports Nutrition

• Principles of Weight Training for Young Athletes

• Functional Exercise Training

• Weight Training for Seniors

• TRX Suspension Training

• Bosu Ball Fundamental Exercises

• Experienced in Training Clients with Autism, Aspergers, ADHD, and ADD

Kevin enjoys working with individuals of all ages, shapes, and experience levels, utilizing specially designed programs to improve physical health and self-confidence and to create a positive attitude towards fitness. Training is his passion, and as a team, he will work with you to achieve your goals. Take a deep breath and call Kevin today at 970-219-0074.

Zach Lewis

NASM Certified Personal Trainer

• Strength Conditioning

• Sports Performance

• Principles of Weight Training for Young Athletes

• Mental Health

• Functional Movements and Mobility

• Injury Rehab

• Balance and Stability

Zach thrives on the opportunity to collaborate with athletes across all age groups, skill levels and varying degrees of experience. Working together, we will develop a tailored program designed to effectively push you towards your goals while fostering a sustainable, healthy lifestyle both mentally and physically. Zach has a diverse background encompassing sports performance, track and field, skiing, snowboarding, bodybuilding and powerlifting. Together, we will challenge you to become the best version of yourself. Reach out to Zach at 970286-7437 or zachlifts22@gmail.com.

Christa Gibson

AFAA Certified Personal Trainer

NASM Fitness Nutrition Specialist

CSU Graduate Nutrition Certification

• Weight Management

• Muscle Strengthening

• Cardio Fitness

• Fitness Nutrition

• Proper Exercise Execution

• Post-Pregnancy Weight Loss

• Weight Training for Beginners

• SilverSneakers Certified

• TRX Suspension Training

Certification

Christa loves working with individuals of all ages and abilities to reach their fitness goals and equip them with the tools to live a healthy life. She has a wide background in sports, including swimming, golf and triathlon. Work with Christa to create a program to help you reach your specific goals, together. Give her a call at 970-373-8834.

ATHLETICS

ADULT SPORTS

ADULT BASKETBALL

There will be 4-6 regular season games. This is a Coed League. Season will conclude with an end of season tournament on a Saturday. All games this season will be played at Windsor Community Recreation Center. There will be leagues offered both on Wednesday and Thursdays nights.

ADULT SOFTBALL

The league combines the interest of both men’s and coed softball teams. There is Men’s League on Monday nights and Coed League on Friday nights. Teams are scheduled to play 10-to-12 regular season games with a double elimination post-season tournament. Men’s Tournament is Saturday, October 12th. Coed Tournament is Saturday, October 5th. All games with be played at Future Legends Sports Complex (Diamond Valley).

ADULT VOLLEYBALL

There will be between 4 & 6 regular season games depending on the season. Outdoor season will be 4v4 and indoor seasons will be 6v6. Season will conclude with an end of season tournament all held on the designated league night. Get your friends and family out at the fields to enjoy friendly competition playing outdoor volleyball!

ADULT KICKBALL

There will be between 4 & 6 regular season games. This is a Coed League. Season will conclude with and end of season tournament held on a Saturday. Get your friends and family together to enjoy this classic friendly fun game!

ADULT RECESS –BACKYARD GAMES

There will be 5 nights to come out and play cornhole, spike ball, ladder golf, grass volleyball (or other games) Bring the family out to socialize and recreate with the community. Enjoy the summer nights at Main Park.

YOUTH SPORTS

GIRLS SOFTBALL GEYL

Recreational softball provides basic fundamentals of softball with an emphasis on fun. Ages 8U through 15U teams will play in the Greeley Evans Youth League. Games will be played in Windsor & surrounding Northern Colorado cities. All practices will be in Windsor. Practices will begin week of May 20th. Teams play 8-to-10 games and a tournament. Season can run through the end of July. For information on GEYL visit geyl.org.

RECREATIONAL T-BALL AND BASEBALL

Join our recreational baseball program, offering friendly instructional competition for various youth ages. Teams will practice in Windsor, Greeley, Berthoud, or Johnstown, depending on their age group. Older age groups (13U and 15U) will compete in the Greeley Evans Youth League, practicing in Windsor and playing games in both Windsor and Greeley. For information on the Greeley Evans Youth League visit their website at, www.geyl.org.

CARA YOUTH TRACK

Get on track this summer with coed recreational track competition. Learn the basic skills and fundamentals in various track and field events. Both individual and team events are held for any ability. Registration fee does include a t-shirt. Meets will be held on Saturdays in June and July. Parents must provide transportation to and from meets.

INTERMEDIATE TRAVEL SOCCER

Recreational soccer but for the more avid and skilled player. Practices in Windsor with half of the games in Windsor and half of the games in the Northern Colorado area. Practices will begin week of August 12th. Days and times of practices are left up to the coach. Teams are gender specific. Registration opens June 12th.

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

LITTLE WIZARDS SOCCER

Join the excitement of Little Wizards Soccer! It’s a fourweek program on Saturdays for eager 4-year-olds who can’t wait to play. Learn soccer basics in a fun team setting! Teams are coed, and every kid gets a team T-shirt included with registration. No need to buy a Reversible Windsor Jersey. Registration opens June 12th. Don’t miss out on the fun!

JR. WIZARDS YOUTH TENNIS

Join our Jr. Wizards Youth Tennis! All practices and matches are in Windsor. Beginners and advanced players learn at their own pace. Matches are on Saturdays at Windsor High School Tennis Courts, with practices Monday through Thursday evenings. Pick two different practice times on two days. Match schedules in the second week. Bring your own racquet; parents provide transportation.

FLAG FOOTBALL

Get ready to for a fun filled-season of flag football! Learn flag football fundamentals in a non-contact league emphasizing equal participation. Teams play 5 vs. 5 across six games, scheduled on weekdays. Practice twice a week starting August 19th, reducing to once a week during games. Registration opens June 12th.

VOLLEYBALL

Recreational volleyball is an easy way to learn the basics of volleyball while having tons of fun and making new friends! We will put an emphasis on equal participation and winning being secondary. Teams play 6 vs. 6 and are scheduled for six games with practices 2x a week. Practices will begin the week of August 19th. Registration opens June 12th.

FALL SOCCER

Join the fun of recreational soccer! Learn the basics while having a blast! Practices start August 19th, with genderspecific teams until 12U Coed. 5U practices once, while 6U-12U practices twice a week for an hour each. Practice times vary from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. Get ready to kick off the fun - registration opens June 12th!

SOCCER SPORT CAMPS

Prepare to kick off your soccer journey and explore various soccer camps designed for youth. Each camp offers a unique and enjoyable experience, ensuring fun and excitement for all participants.

- Challenger International Soccer Camp: challenger.configio.com/orglandingpage?org=1653

- Windsor Summer Night Camp: norcorush.com/copy-of-camps

- Be a Champion Camp: norcorush.com/copy-of-camps

- SuperTots Sports Camps: register.skyhawks.com

- Skyhawk Sports Camps: register.skyhawks.com

BASKETBALL SPORT CAMPS

Discover a diverse range of basketball camps tailored to various age groups and interests. With camps offered at different skill and age levels for youth, participants have the chance to not only learn new skills but also refine and perfect existing ones.

- Summer Basketball Camp

- Summer Basketball Shooting Camp

- SuperTots Sports Camps: register.skyhawks.com

- Skyhawks Sports Camps: register.skyhawks.com

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UPWARD

UNIQUE PROGRAMS FOR WINDSOR AREA RESIDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

Please call 970-674-3500 for information on any UPWARD recreation program. Qualified individuals with disabilities will be provided reasonable accommodations for all programs. Staff are responsible for participants during program hours only. Participants in wheelchairs or who require one to one attention will need to provide their own caregiver.

ACTIVE

BOWLING

Join us as we venture to Highland Park Lanes in Greeley for non-competitive, but hilariously fun bowling that works on basic skills, good sportsmanship, social interaction, and fun. All skill levels are welcome; adaptable to all. The price includes two games, shoe rental, and transportation from the CRC to the bowling alley and back.

MOVIE NIGHT OUT

Lights! Camera! Action! Join us for some entertainment on the big screen! The price includes a movie ticket and transportation. Bring some extra cash for snacks, if desired. The selected movie will be G-PG13. Actual movie titles and approximate departure time will be determined closer to the event date.

SOCIAL RECREATION

DINNER NIGHT OUT

You choose the restaurant! Treat yourself to delicious food and fantastic company. Participants are responsible for bringing money for their own meal, including tip. We recommend bringing $25. Don’t miss out on the fun!

INFORMATION

Our Mission

To Build Community

Our Vision

To Be the 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 had 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, noncompliance 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

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 CRC at (970) 674-3500 for assistance requests or inquiries.

PARKS, RECREATION & CULTURE STAFF

Deputy Director

Recreation Manager

Parks Operations Manager

Open Spaces & Trails Manager

Operations & Facilities Manager

Business Manager

Parks Supervisor

Parks Supervisor - Athletics

Town Forester

Recreation Supervisor - Active Adults

Recreation Supervisor - Aquatics & Operations

Recreation Supervisor - Athletics

Culture Supervisor

Facilities Supervisor

For help, please email: windsorpr@windsorgov.com

Tara Fotsch .

.(970) 674-3512

Bobby Warner . . . . . . . . . (970) 674-3507

Craig Ellingson . . . . . . . . . .(970) 674-3526

Wade Willis

Kendra Martin .

Matt Kraus . .

Byron Brakke

Philip Voelker.

Ken Kawamura . .

Jay Eckhardt

Greg Hughes .

674-2434

(970) 674-3514

(970) 674-3511

(970) 388-8775

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(970) 674-3515

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Matthew “Tiki” Lee . .(970) 674-3509

Laura Browarny . .

. (970) 674-3521

Jason Price (970) 674-2491

Important Phone Numbers

Art & Heritage Center

Chimney Park Pool

Community Recreation Center (CRC)

Facility Rentals

Forestry

Police Department

Senior Meals / Transportation

Park Shelter Rentals

Public Services Campus

Town Hall

Weather Sports Hotline

(970) 674-3502

(970) 674-0826

(970) 674-3500

(970) 674-3500

(970) 674-2440

(970) 674-6400

(970) 674-3500

(970) 674-3500

(970) 674-5400

(970) 674-2400

(970) 674-3530

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?

The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department 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.

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Email: windsorpr@windsorgov.com

Call: (970) 674-3500

Windsor Reduced Fee Program

The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department 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

The Windsor Parks, Recreation & Culture Department 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 under 18.

Register Online

You can sign up for activities any time online at recreationliveshere.com/RecReg