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 Greeley Stampede is On Its Way!
For over a century, Island Grove has hosted Greeley’s biggest celebrations, and this year the 104th Annual Greeley Stampede returns to the city-owned park. From June 24 – July 5, the stampede brings 12 days of rodeos, concerts, carnival rides, food and community fun to celebrate Colorado's western heritage. This event requires collaboration across the city, with staff ranging from Greeley Police Department to Public Works (and even city volunteers!) who provide security, traffic flow and cultural celebrations.
Kick things off with the iconic Longhorn Kickoff Drive on June 24, when a herd of Texas Longhorns winds through downtown streets. Don't miss Colorado's largest Independence Day Parade on July 4, capped off with a spectacular fireworks show.
This year's concert lineup features Nelly, Brothers Osborne, Jake Owen, Nate Smith and Dierks Bentley — plus free late-night performances at the Tasman Park Stage with just a $5 park admission.
PRCA ProRodeos, American Bull Fighting, a Demolition Derby and the Stampede Western Art Exhibition round out an unforgettable event for the whole family.
Purchase tickets only through official channels to avoid scams. A clear bag policy and weapons detection screening are in place at all entrances.
For the full schedule, ticket info, and more, visit greeleystampede.org.
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Join in Downtown Revitalization Community Meetings
The City of Greeley is hosting two upcoming meetings to keep the community informed on the Downtown Civic Campus project. Join us on June 10, 6–8 PM at the Family FunPlex for a neighborhood meeting featuring a project update presentation and open house-style conversation with the project team. A second infrastructure-focused meeting on June 22 at the Greeley Rec Center will cover utilities, streets, and construction coordination.Both meetings are open to residents and businesses who want to stay connected as work moves forward.
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Greeley311 Connects Residents to City Teams
From potholes and graffiti to snow or ice concerns, trail hazards, drainage problems and more, Greeley311 helps connect your request to the right city team.
You can submit requests or concerns with or without an account, and you can create a login if you want to track updates on your submissions.
Use Greeley 311 to report an issue or submit a request for non-emergency city services. Submissions will be assigned to the appropriate City team for resolution.
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June History Hour Brings Mystery Writer's Story to Life
Join the Greeley History Museum for History Hour on June 25 from noon to 1 p.m. and explore the life of Dorothy Gardiner, a writer with roots in one of Greeley’s founding families. Known for her historical and mystery writing, Gardiner left behind a compelling literary legacy you won’t want to miss. Learn more by clicking here: History Hour: Dorothy Gardiner's Connection to Greeley | City of Greeley
Drinking Water Report Highlights City’s Safe, Reliable Water
The City of Greeley’s 2026 Drinking Water Quality Report gives residents a clear look at where Greeley’s water comes from, how it is treated and the work it takes to deliver safe, reliable and great-tasting water to every home and business.
This year’s report uses clearer language, stronger visuals and a more reader-friendly format to make the information easier to understand.
The report is available online in English and Spanish at GreeleyCO.gov/water-quality.
West Greeley Oversight Committee
The West Greeley Citizen Oversight Committee held its third meeting at the end of May, focused on Part One of the project’s financial overview and discussion.
During the meeting, committee members reviewed the original financing structure for the project, including Certificates of Participation (COPs), bond assumptions, project timelines and pre-development spending. The discussion also explored how feasibility studies, market conditions and the zoning repeal impacted the project’s financial outlook and future options.
Committee members continued asking detailed and thoughtful questions as part of the due diligence process, particularly around debt structure, long-term obligations, project risk and financial scenarios moving forward.
This was the most attended committee meeting to date, with strong public interest and participation throughout the evening. Residents are encouraged to continue attending meetings and staying informed as the committee continues its review process.
Stay up to date on all project materials discussed by visiting the document library: https://greeleyco.gov/west-greeley-oversight.
Start a Chain Reaction with Let's Bike Day!
Ditch the car and Let's Bike! The City of Greeley is participating in Bike to Work Day, Wednesday, June 24. Riding your bike is a great way to expand how you get to and from work, extending mobility into every part of life.
Join us the morning of June 24 at one of the many meeting stations to connect with others and to get nourishing food and fun prizes!
For more information and to locate a Station Location near you, go to Greeley Let's Bike Day 2026
Twenty Years of Play
Help us celebrate Greeley Recreation Anniversaries at Discovery Bay Waterpark (19 years), Greeley Ice Haus (21 years), Family FunPlex (20 years) and the 4th Annual Family Field Day. Join us as we host free swimming, ice skating, outdoor games and more! Check out the full list of activities. Pick up a passport in advance at one of our facilities. Attend at least one event each day, get your passport stamped and enter to win prizes.
While you're out Family Field Day this year, be on the lookout for our Electric Vehicle and Alternative Fuel Plan team - they'll be asking for your help in deciding where charging stations should go. You can also provide feedback by taking the online survey at: Greeley Electric Vehicle Charging Survey
Sounds Like Summer at the FunPlex!
Starting June 18, the Family FunPlex outdoor amphitheater will host six weeks of free, family‑friendly Thursday night concerts. Pack a picnic, grab your blankets and camp chairs, and enjoy warm evenings filled with swing, jazz, funk and rich saxophone harmonies from talented local groups. Performers include Kream of the Krop Swing Band, the John Mills Orchestra, Jees! Funk Band and the Northern Colorado Wind Saxophone Sextet. Concerts begin at 7 p.m. and are open to all—come snack, relax and soak up the sounds of summer!
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June 19 is Juneteenth — a federal holiday commemorating June 19, 1865, when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas and announced the freedom of the last enslaved Black Americans, more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. This year, Juneteenth falls on a Friday, creating a meaningful three-day weekend to reflect, celebrate, and connect with community. Right here in Greeley, local events include the Weld County Juneteenth Community Festival, a celebration at Aims Community College, and the Kejetia to Greeley Bazaar at UNC — all free and open to the public. As a heads-up, City of Greeley administrative buildings and municipal courts will close on Friday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth and will reopen on Monday, June 22. |
 Check Out the Newest Business Beat Podcast
In this episode of Greeley Business Beat, we head into the heart of Greeley to explore one of the city’s most innovative craft breweries with Miranda Carbaugh of Wiley Roots Brewing Company. What started as a homebrewing hobby on a stovetop has grown into a nationally recognized brewery known for its bold experimentation, strong community ties and unmistakable personality.
Miranda shares how Wiley Roots evolved from basement batches and barn-built systems into a thriving business, all while staying grounded in family history and local roots. From award-winning beers to creative events and even a resident feline celebrity, Wiley Roots is more than just a place to grab a drink. It’s an experience that keeps people coming back.
Listen here: Greeley Business Beat - Wiley Roots Brewing with Miranda Carbaugh
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