Join us in celebrating National Trails Day this Saturday, June 3, from 9:00 a.m. to noon! This family-friendly event will be at the Coalton Trailhead (3495 McCaslin Blvd) and includes activities for all ages.

Hosted by the Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC), Superior's National Trails Day celebration is a great opportunity to learn about open space projects and activities happening this year. There will be free horse-drawn carriage rides, interactive community booths, goat feeding, live animal presentations (raptors at 9:15 and reptiles at 11:00 a.m.) and plenty of opportunities to get out on the trails! Sweet Cow will also be selling its delicious ice cream!

This event is sponsored by the American Hiking Society and Athletic Brewing Company.

Get ready for a superior summer with the free Summer Concert Series. Gather with friends and neighbors for live music, food trucks and fun!

Concerts take place on select Saturday evenings, 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. at Superior Commons Amphitheater located at 2130 Creek View Way in Downtown Superior.

The first concert in this series will be the Johnny O Band this Saturday, June 3. There will also be a Beer Garden hosted by the Eatery (21+), the Barbed Wire Reef Food Truck and the Sweet Combforts Food Truck. Bring a chair, kickback and enjoy the music with the rest of the community! 

Parking at the Superior Commons Amphitheatre is limited; please plan to bike, walk, or carpool. Additional parking is available at the garage structure adjacent to Blue Sport Stable.

Dust Off Your Most Tubular Gear Everyone, We're Bringing the '80s Back this 4th of July!

This year's 4th of July is '80s themed! Whether you're dusting off your old ankle boots or getting your first pair, we want to see your best and most bold '80s attire.

Form a team of friends, family, co-workers, neighbors or join in as a free agent for the Town’s free, fun, and family-friendly 4^th of July Kickball Tournament hosted by the Superior Youth Leadership Council!

The playoff games will be scheduled before the championship game, and the championship game will be played during the 4^th of July Festival. Find more information and register today! Registration closes June 20.

This year’s '80s themed parade can only rock with YOU! Registration to have your float in the parade is open. If you know you want to participate but aren't sure what your float will be, you can register for free now and build it later!

We also welcome groups who would like to bike or walk the parade using the same registration process. The parade ends at Community Park where you can join in the festival fun! Make sure to complete registration by June 24.

Show your Superior Spirit by lending a hand at our annual 4th of July Festivities. Volunteers help make these events possible.

From pancake serving to race registration, there are many different options for helping out that allow you to still join in all the fun. Volunteers will receive a complementary festival t-shirt and lunch (in addition to free pancakes!). Fill out this form to let us know what times you're interested in!

The Superior Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Town to give businesses an opportunity to meet the community at the festival. It will be a morning full of live music, food trucks, interactive activities, planned giveaways, and live demonstrations. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with Superior families!

Register for a vendor booth by June 23. The festival will feature 30 exhibitor/vendor spaces. Make your exhibit exciting and engaging to pull people in! Take this opportunity to introduce yourself, touch base with existing clients, and promote your products or services. 

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is taking public comment while it reviews its key aviation noise policies. These policies directly impact local airport noise.

Submit your comments and feedback online on the FAA's Noise Policy Review webpage. Comments must be submitted to the FAA by July 31.

You can watch the four FAA Review Webinars concerning airport noise by visiting the FAA's YouTube channel.

Find more information about local airport noise by visiting the Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport Noise Roundtable's webpage.

The Town of Superior's Marshall Fire Recovery webpage is our community's collective resource for the information you need on recovering and rebuilding following the Marshall fire. It includes frequently asked questions and a list of available community resources.

If you have any questions or concerns, please share them with us at marshallfire@superiorcolorado.gov.

Join fellow residents and Superior Town Board Members for First Fridays Coffee tomorrow, June 2, from 7:45 to 9:30 a.m. at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road).

First Fridays is an informal meeting to discuss current topics relating to the Town. Bring your questions, concerns and encouraging updates.

The Town Board is hosting Thirsty Thursdays again this month! Thirsty Thursdays is an ongoing bi-monthly come-and-go gathering where the Town Board is inviting residents to join them for a social evening of engaging conversation.

Whether you pick up a drink or not, you're welcome to hang out with us as we discuss a wide variety of unstructured topics (anything's on the table!).

Join us on June 15 from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at Pharaoh's American Grill & Billiards, 404 Marshall Road in Superior.

The Historical Commission Open House at the Grasso Bungalow was a huge successes! The bungalow hummed with activity all day as visitors toured the temporary museum.

The Interim Historical Museum will be open the first Saturday of every month from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Drop by this Saturday, June 3, to see the progress Superior has made towards restoring it's historical collection!

A new senior community activity is starting up! Join other seniors (60+) in the community for Euchre every Thursday in June from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road)!

Known for its fast pace and thrilling gameplay, Euchre is a card game that combines simplicity, strategy, and a dash of friendly competition. It's easy to learn with straightforward rules, making it accessible to beginners. With just a few rounds of play, you can quickly grasp the fundamentals and start enjoying the game.

Players of all levels are welcome to join in on this trick-taking game. Register to play in advance or in person the day of. 

Superior's open space ranger has several exciting programs coming up, including Poetry in the Park on June 2, Invasive Species of Colorado on June 8, and What’s the Swoop About Pollinators on June 23.

These programs are a great opportunity to join like-minded people in exploring the great parks and open spaces that are right here in our back yard. Whether it's the topics or the fresh air that brings you out, you're certain to have a great time and meet new friends.

View all open space programs here, and we'll see you outside!

Join us on June 8 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road) for the Superior SNAPS Exhibit Opening Reception.

This exhibit is a collection of works submitted by Superior residents during the Superior SNAPs Photo Contest. The works you see are the selected finalists from the contest, and their work will be on display from May 26 through September 29.

We hope you'll join us in appreciating their incredible work! 

The events and activities above are just a sample of all that the Parks, Recreation and Open Space department has to offer! So much in fact, they have their own monthly newsletter.

To stay informed about summer programs and camps, facility and park reservations, and the Superior Community Center, subscribe through the Town's email subscription service and make sure to check the topics under "Parks, Recreation and Open Space" when choosing which types of information items you would like to receive.

Take a look at the latest Parks, Recreation and Open Space Newsletter.

The Town of Superior has vouchers for $75 off an electric mower, no trade-in or recycling necessary (though you can always drop old lawn equipment off at CHaRM). Help our local air quality and sign up through Mow Down Pollution to receive your free voucher for a discount toward an electric mower while supplies last.

Curious to check out electric vehicles, e-bikes, or other ways to get around town? The Electrify Your Ride EV Showcase is on June 27! This event is a partnership between Drive Clean Colorado, the City of Louisville, the City of Lafayette, and the Town of Superior. There will be an EV showcase, an EV ride and drive, and e-bikes on display!

The Town will pay for you to remove 200 square feet or more of lawn! Apply by July 14 for the new Lawn Replacement Program and get discounts and incentives up to $500. Visit ResourceCentral.org/Lawn or call 303-999-3820, ext. 221

The Town's Sustainability Newsletter has information like this and much more! Read the latest Sustainability Newsletter and subscribe to continue receiving them monthly!

Make sure to check "Sustainability Monthly Newsletter" topic when choosing which types of information items you would like to receive.

The Town is working with an engineer to complete a repurposing evaluation for Rock Creek Parkway. The purpose of this project is to evaluate the lane configuration and roadway geometry of Rock Creek Parkway to determine if roadway changes would improve the safety and multi-mobility of Rock Creek Parkway.

The engineer is currently working on the technical analysis, collecting traffic, crash, and speed data along the corridor.

A large component of this project will be feedback from the Public, with the first public engagement session scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on June 21 at the Community Center (1500 Coalton Road). We hope you will attend.

Rebuild construction is picking up in Original Town with more and more rebuilds breaking ground.

Marshall Fire recovery projects are ongoing in Original Town with the Town working with a contractor to complete the Alley Decontamination and Replacement Project which includes the extension of 5th Avenue, with all work scheduled to be completed in June.

The Town is also working with utilities partners to complete several utility projects in Original Town. This includes the replacement of the gas main and service lines, with the gas main construction along Coal Creek Drive complete with service line installations to continue as needed for rebuilds. The electric undergrounding project will be starting in June, with most of the work to occur in the alleys.

This work is being performed by Xcel and will continue for two to three months. Another piece of the undergrounding electric project is undergrounding of telecommunication facilities that are currently connected to overhead poles. These utility providers are working to obtain necessary easements and complete their installations.

With rebuild and utility construction picking up in Original Town, residents and visitors can expect periodic road closures and detours as needed to facilitate construction.

Blue Federal Credit Union and the Sport Stable have announced an exciting new partnership which includes new naming and branding of the facility as the Blue Sport Stable.

Keep an eye open for the upcoming new signage on the building and interior design updates. The Blue Sport Stable offers a wide range of sports facilities, including ice rinks, turf fields, basketball courts, batting cages, indoor and outdoor pickleball and more. The partnership aims to enhance the Blue Sport Stable’s role as a community gathering place, a premier setting for high school activities and a central meeting place in the middle of growing Downtown Superior.

Learn more about the new partnership by reading the Blue Sport Stable partnership announcement.

This year, Coal Creek Meals on Wheels (CCMOW) has seen a dramatic increase in the need for their services. March saw the highest number of meals served in the organization’s history, with a 20% increase in the number of meals served from January to May.

“Along with the influx of new clients, we are also seeing a significant decrease in the amount our clients are able to contribute toward their meals,” said CCMOW Executive Director Lark Rambo. “Currently, more than 40% of our clients are on ‘emergency funding,’ meaning they are unable to contribute anything toward the cost of their meals. The average contribution is now $1.70 per meal, and it costs us $7.43 to produce each meal. As costs remain high due to inflation, we expect that the number of clients we are serving will continue to increase.”

Donations are needed to ensure that CCMOW can continue providing nutritious meals and social contact to everyone in need in our community.

CCMOW has no requirements to receive services and anyone in Superior, Lafayette, Louisville and Erie is eligible regardless of age or income level. Those who are interested in receiving services can call 303-665-0566 or visit www.coalcreekmow.org to sign-up.

The Town of Superior, City of Lafayette, City of Louisville, and City and County of Broomfield are hosting a free Sustainability Film Series. The series is held virtually over Zoom on the third Thursday of each month from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. starting in April and continuing through July.

The series continues with Just Eat It: A Food Waste Story on June 15.

Sgt. Salaman from the Boulder County Sheriff's Office will host Chat with the Chief on June 17 from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. in the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road). 

This is a great time to have a conversation about any concerns regarding crime, safety or any other issue that pertains to our local sheriff’s office. The meeting is structured as an informal informational session with questions and answers mixed in.

Sponsored by the Superior Chamber of Commerce.

The Superior Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Superior Pride Celebration at the Eatery in the Blue Sport Stable on June 22 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. 

All attendees will receive complimentary appetizers and one drink ticket. There is no cost to attend, however, donations will be accepted to fund diversity, equity and inclusion training for businesses through Superior Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with Out Boulder County.

It is almost here! On the morning of June 28, thousands of Coloradans leave their cars at home and put some joy back in their commute. Pledge to ride on the Bike to Work Day website and let your community know you care about improving air quality and traffic congestion.

Kick off your workday feeling energized, de-stressed and refreshed at Superior's Bike to Work Day breakfast station. It will open from 6:30 to 9:00 a.m., and will be located at the intersection of the U.S. 36 Bikeway and Coal Creek Trail just north of the Blue Sport Stable.

The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with the Colorado Auto Theft Prevention Authority (CATPA) to combat catalytic converter theft and will distribute free CatETCH labels to community members.

The CatETCH labels each have a unique identifying number that can be applied to a catalytic converter by the vehicle owner or a mechanic. Catalytic converter labeling will allow identification of your catalytic converter in the event it is stolen and later recovered by law enforcement. The unique identification code is entered into a federal database.

Community members are required to complete this registration form prior to picking up their kit. During the registration process, they will be collecting the community member's email address, zip code, vehicle year, vehicle make and model, license plate number, vehicle identification number, and resident’s city. Up to three vehicles can be registered at a time.

All Together Now: 2023 Summer Reading Program
May 26 through July 31 

The library hopes to foster a lifetime love of reading by encouraging you to read daily. Simply register yourself and or your family online and sign-up to participate in reading challenges and track your daily reading to be entered to win great prizes. A mobile app is also available to make registration and tracking simple and easy!

Participants may track their daily reading on our paper log, however, in order to be eligible for prizes and raffles, reading must be tracked on Beanstack. For assistance with online registration or tracking, please contact us by email or at 303-335-4822

First Friday at the Library: Featuring Perc Ens 
Open House Event for All Ages 
June 2 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Louisville Library (951 Spruce St)

The Library is delighted to feature extremely talented artists from the Louisville Art Association in the Coal Creek Gallery in June. Join us on Friday, June 2 from 6-8 PM for First Friday, featuring Perc Ens.  Perc Ens is a minimalism percussion ensemble. 

People in My Community 
All Ages
June 4from 2:00 to 2:30 p.m.
Library Meeting Room (951 Spruce St)

Join us for this monthly program, where we'll meet local entrepreneurs, artists, activists, and everyday heroes! This inclusive program showcases our diverse community and introduces children and families to people from a wide variety of backgrounds. Registration is required.  

Celebrate Summer Carnival! 
Families/All Ages
June 14 from 10:00 a.m. to noon
Steinbaugh Pavilion (824 Front Street)

Join us for an outdoor summer party! We'll have live music, bounce houses, carnival games, cotton candy, and more! The whole family can play games, win prizes, and enjoy celebrating summer. Drop in. No registration required. 

Summer StoryWalk® at the Arboretum 
Ages 3-8 
June 26 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Louisville Arboretum (Eldorado Lane)

Pages from the book Rocket Says Look Up! by Nathan Bryon will be displayed along the path at the Louisville Arboretum. Refreshments will be provided and crafts will be available for the first 30 kids. 

The StoryWalk® will stay up through July 23. Visit anytime the Arboretum is open. 

Pride Month

The month of June is Pride month! The Boulder Pride Festival, hosted by Out Boulder County, is on June 11 from 11:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. You can find more Boulder County events on the Out Boulder County website.

Also, keep up with Denver Pride events by visiting their website and visit History's webpage to learn about the history of pride month.

Juneteenth

June 19 will be Juneteenth's third year as a federal holiday. Read more about the history of Juneteenth at Juneteenth.com.

Town offices will be closed.