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We welcome you once again to the Parks, Recreation and Open Space monthly newsletter.
Our team is always up to something, creating events, programs and activities for all age groups. We hope that you will find fun, enrichment and a chance to create a memory or build community by getting involved.
Ok, here we go. Dive in to all the goodies below!
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New season of youth and adult tennis kicks off in April. Registration for spring program opens Feb. 19
Along with programs for youth and adults, Coach Charlie will be offering a special elite players category that is sure to please those with advanced skills.
In addition to all of this, weekly round robin competitions called will be offered complete with points, standings and season-ending prizes.
Do you need a private lesson? We've got you covered there, too. Private lessons will be available for all levels.
Learn more at www.iluv10s.com or contact Charlie at cwarner.iluv10s@gmail.com
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Epic AI Art Workshop offered by CAPS committee
 The Cultural Arts and Public Spaces (CAPS) advisory committee is hosting a FREE workshop on how to use generative artificial intelligence (AI) for artmaking. Get an introduction to the platforms that all the new artists are using, and get in the game! You'll experience a handful of free and paid services that use generative AI using normal English language to create visual and musical art pieces.
The workshop will be offered Feb. 24 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Rd.)
Get all of the details and schedule on the AI for Art REGISTRATION page
For questions, contact Jennifer “JG” Garner at jenniferg@superiorcolorado.gov or call 303-499-3675 x167
SYLC offers second annual Stem-A-Thon Feb. 24 for children 6-12 years old
The Superior Youth Leadership Council (SYLC) will once again host STEM-A-THON, a free event on Saturday, February 24, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road). Local high school groups will lead fun STEM-based activities, including marshmallow tower building, math puzzles, hour of code, Rube Goldberg machines, and more!
This free event is open to youth ages 6 - 12, and registration is encouraged. (Drop-ins are welcome, but space is limited, and registered participants will have first priority.) Parents do not need to participate with their child but must remain in the building.
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Learn the history of Superior at the Interim Historical Museum open Mar. 3 at 112 E. William St.
Mark your calendars and come visit the Superior Interim Historical Museum – open the first Saturday of the month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Grasso Park Bungalow (112 E. William St.).
Join us this month on Mar. 3! We can't wait to see you!
We're also making progress on the Historical Museum Rebuild project at its original location in Asti Park. Construction is moving along, and we are still on track to finish later this Spring.
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Superior SNAPS wants to see your amazing, adorable and adventurous pet photos!
Get ready Superior residents! Our annual photography contest is coming soon and this year we want to see your PETS!
Superior Pet SNAPS will feature photos that are beautiful, humorous, in-action or that simply capture your pet’s personality.
Opening day for photo submissions is March 21, so go ahead and get snapping! You never know when you'll capture that perfect image.
Details about the competition and entry forms will be posted soon at ShapeSuperior.com.
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Superior Community Center hosts Purple Park art
If you haven’t seen the array of paintings on display at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Rd.) there is still plenty of time!
The Plein Air exhibit features 16 artists who in their own unique way depicted the beautiful surroundings of Purple Park. The paintings on display were created by both professional artists and youth mentees who participated in the fall 2023 Plein Air event.
The exhibit will be up through March 29 and most of the paintings are available for purchase.
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It's never too early to get ready for Spring Break. Check out these three upcoming camps!
Snapology Animation Studio - March 25-29 from 9 a.m. to noon at Superior Community Center
Create amazing movies with stop motion animation using LEGO bricks. Children will work in teams to produce their very own movie complete with dialogue and sound effects. Movies are uploaded to a secure site for family and friends to enjoy! REGISTER NOW for Animation Studio!
Snapology Wonderful Wizards - March 25-29 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Superior Community Center
Are you ready for spell-binding fun! In this program, learners will explore the magical world of Harry Potter and creatively design ways to bring their imagination to life! Nothing scary here, just creative fun! REGISTER NOW for Wonderful Wizards!
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Art and Science - A Fusion of Creativity - March 25-29 from 9 a.m. to noon at Superior Community Center
In this extraordinary "Science Meets Art" camp, kids will create unique hands-on art projects inspired by science and explore the words of master-scientists like Leonardo Da Vinci.
Guided by Cora Bracho, a PhD chemist and mixed media artist, this enriching blend promises captivating experiences for young minds. REGISTER NOW for Art and Science - A Fusion of Creativity!
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Still looking for something cool to do? We've got programs galore! Check it out!
Here are a few featured programs that might interest you. Find program details at the Parks, Recreation and Open Space registration website. Use the tabs at the top to navigate through all of the offerings. Need help finding what you need? Contact us at (303) 554-9005 or email us at tospros@superiorcolorado.gov.
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Creative Journaling – Starting Feb. 16
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Senior Brown Bag Lunch – Feb. 20
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Yoga Therapy – Starting Feb 26
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Sensable Learning, Fabulous Fibonacci -- Feb. 28
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Simulation Cream Glue Craft Classes – Three-class series in February and a beginner class in March
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Guided Mediation and Sound Bath – Mar. 2
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Mindful Self-Compassion Program -- Free Orientation on Mar. 4 and full session Mar 11 to Apr. 29
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TGA Junior Golf program – Starting Mar. 6
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Tai Chi classes – Starting Mar. 7
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Adult Spanish classes – Starting Mar. 7
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Indian Cooking class – Mar. 8
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Toast N Tinker - Mar. 8
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CBArt classes and experiences -- throughout the month of March
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Friday, Feb. 16
7 to 9 p.m.
DJ JAMMIN' Feud
Teams go head to head in Feud-style trivia. The two top-scoring teams battle it out in a championship round. Win Prizes from Yogallery, Safeway, Boss Lady Pizza and Tequila y Mezchal!
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Saturday, Feb. 24
7-8:30 p.m.
Live Music - The Blu Rose
Acoustic and electric guitars blended with polished three or four part vocal harmonies! They cover the very best of the 70s, 80s and 90s, up to today's current hits. Food Truck: Rice Guy
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Wednesdays: Feb. 28 and Mar. 13
5:30 - 7:45 p.m.
Open Mic Night
Sign up, get on the list and play your favorite song to a supportive audience of peers in a professionally hosted, live performance setting.
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Friday, Mar. 1
7 - 9 p.m.
JAMMIN' Bingo
Listen to a clip of a song, find that song on your bingo card, and see if you have the winning card. Win Prizes from Safeway, Tequila Y Mezchal, Elevate Doven and Boss Lady Pizza! |
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Friday, Mar. 15
7 to 9 p.m.
JAMMIN' Trivia
Grab your friends and put on your thinking caps for this free, high-energy, interactive live trivia game hosted by DJs. Move up the leaderboard and compete for prizes from Tequila Y Mezchal, Boss Lady Pizza and more.
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Applications now open for summer jobs with Boulder County Youth Corps
The Youth Corps provides opportunities for Boulder County teens to develop a sense of community involvement through personal accomplishment, teamwork, and service to the county. Since 1996, participants, aged 14-17, have been completing projects for Boulder County departments, municipalities, and towns. Learn more and apply at bouldercounty.gov/jobs/youth-corps
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Wanted! Upbeat and enthusiastic team members to fill outdoor summer pools positions!
Opportunities for Pool Manager, Assistant Pool Manager, Lifeguard and Front Desk Attendant.
The Perks: Flexible hours, competitive pay, fun outdoor work environment, staff uniform provided, staff bonus program.
Find position details and apply at superiorcolorado.gov/careers
Please email Katie Haldeman, Aquatics Coordinator, or call (303) 499-3675 x. 173 for more information
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Join our team as a Water Fitness Instructor
The Town is looking for a Water Fitness Instructor who can make a splash with their exceptional skills! The instructor should be able to provide specialized instruction in aquatics, educate various age groups on fitness and safety, and monitor and maintain a safe and enjoyable learning environment. This is a new program in its first year; bring your creative energy!
Interested program contractors should complete the Recreation Program/Service Proposal Form. Please email Katie Haldeman Aquatics Coordinator or call (303) 499-3675 x 173 for more information.
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