Welcome to the June newsletter! With the sun shining brighter and temperatures rising, we're thrilled to announce new events at our pools, live music at our parks and creative workshops to help you to explore your artsy side.
Whether you're a long-time resident or new to town, we invite you to discover all that Superior has to offer and make the most of the sunny days ahead!
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Summer Concert Series returns to Downtown Superior on June 15
Gather with friends and neighbors for live music, food trucks and fun on select Saturday evenings from 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. at Superior Commons Amphitheater, 2130 Creek View Way, Downtown Superior.
Food & Beverages: Food trucks will be on-site selling tasty bites. Beer, wine and seltzers will be available for purchase for attendees ages 21 and older. (Bringing and consuming outside alcohol is prohibited.)
Parking: Parking at the amphitheater is limited; please plan to bike, walk or carpool. Additional parking is available at Downtown Superior parking structures.
Weather: The event will proceed at this location, rain or shine unless there are severe weather warnings for the area. If lightning occurs within a seven-mile radius, the event will be delayed by 30 minutes after each reported strike. Cancellations will be announced at SuperiorColorado.gov/Events by 3 p.m.
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Join the Leafcutter Bee Installation Project and help our pollinators thrive!
Join us on June 15 for a fun and educational volunteer project focused on our local Leafcutter Bee pollinators. Hosted by Vargas Property Services, volunteers will help collect reeds for habitat building, paint and prepare pollinator capsules and prepare the local habitat for pollinator installation. Register and learn more.
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Looking for additional volunteer opportunities?
The Town is seeking volunteers to remove noxious weed species from May through September. Email Open Space Ranger Phary Om or call (303) 499-3675, ext. 136 for more information.
Pools offer events & activities to cool off and have fun
Group Swim Lessons
Session 2 starts June 17
Registration is open for group swim lessons at the North and South pools. Dive in and register today! Private swim lessons information.
Flick & Float: Under The Boardwalk
Friday, June 21
North Pool (1650 S Indiana Street)
Film starts at 8 p.m.
You bring the floaties and swim gear, and we’ll bring the big screen. Register.
Family Swim Nights
Thursdays, June 27, July 11, July 25
South Pool (3300 Huron Peak Ave.)
5 to 8 p.m.
Each night features a unique theme, food trucks and fun family activities.
Teen Movie Night at the Pool
Thursday, July 18
North Pool (1650 S Indiana Street)
8 to 10:30 p.m.
Popcorn and snacks with plenty of adult supervision to ensure a safe and fun environment. Register here.
Upcoming Pool Closures
Rock Creek Flyers will host swim meets at the North Pool on June 15, June 29, June 25, July 10 and 17. The North Pool's open swim hours will be modified, the South Pool will remain open. Visit SuperiorColorado.gov/Pools for pool schedules, closure alerts and more.
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Celebrate International Day of Yoga on June 21
You're invited to the International Day of Yoga Celebration at Downtown Superior Plaza, 2250 Main Street, on Friday, June 21! Hosted by Halcyon Mind+Body in partnership with the Town of Superior; this event is free and open to all.
Enjoy music, Earth Candy Bowls food truck, relaxing soundbath/meditation, chair massages, refreshing mini-facials and live entertainment!
Full Schedule:
8 a.m. - Power Vinyasa
9:30 a.m. - Vinyasa Flow
11 a.m. - Yin/Restorative
4 - 7 p.m. - Celebration Event (Sunset Yoga during the event)
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Commute with a smile this Bike to Work Day, June 26
Join thousands of regional residents on Wednesday, June 26, and celebrate the event by pledging to swap a ride in your car for a ride on two wheels. Pledge to ride at BikeToWorkDay.co and be automatically entered to win cool prizes, including a free Tern e-bike!
Superior will host a station with information and goodies from 6:30 to 9 a.m. at the intersection of the U.S. 36 Bikeway and Coal Creek Trail, just north of Blue Sport Stable.
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Historical Commission invites the community to the museum rebuilding celebration event June 29
Come together with the community on Saturday, June 29 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. to celebrate the completed rebuild of the Superior Historical Museum that was lost in the Marshall Fire. Join us to hear from Mayor Mark Lacis, Town staff, and the Historical Commission as they share the museum's incredible journey and its importance to the community.
There will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony, museum tour, music, and delicious food truck bites available for purchase. The museum is located at Asti Park, 101 W. Coal Creek Drive, Superior.
Enter to win a pair of ON shoes with Walk With A Doc
Take a step toward better health! This community walking group is a fun and safe place to take a walk at your own pace, learn health tips from local healthcare providers and meet new people. This event is free and all are welcome.
Join the next Walk With A Doc and enter to win a pair of On shoes! Saturday, June 29 from 9 to 10 a.m. at Wildflower Park, 3151 S. Indiana St.
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Do you have a great idea to foster community and engagement in Superior? Get $$$ to make it happen!
The Town and the Cultural Arts & Public Spaces Advisory Committee are excited to announce the Neighborhood Sponsorship Program, offering three types of sponsorships to promote community and engagement.
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Neighborhood Block Party Support Sponsorships: Up to $200
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Neighborhood Experience Sponsorships: Up to $300
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Neighborhood Project Sponsorships: Up to $500
Examples could include organizing a neighborhood get-together, hosting a local concert, arranging a group fitness class, hosting an outdoor movie, conducting workshops, or improving the neighborhood with enhancements such as murals, planting, weeding, or adding a bench.
Share your ideas - let's build community together! Visit SuperiorColorado.gov to learn more.
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Explore, create and inspire with CAPS arts workshops
Town of Superior AI Art Competition
Join the Statewide Competition Sponsored by the Town of Superior with a "Technology & Emotion" theme. Designed for professionals and amateurs with purchase prizes! Learn more and submit by June 30.
Stained Glass Suncatcher Workshops
Join the Cultural Arts & Public Spaces Advisory Committee for a free workshop creating galaxy-themed suncatchers. Choose from two free workshops on July 13 or July 20. Register and learn more.
Giant Clay Beadmaking Workshop
The Cultural Arts & Public Spaces Advisory Committee is hosting a workshop on July 28 where you can create giant clay beads for the ARTery art path! Register and learn more.
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Celebrate Independence Day at Superior's fun-filled 4th of July Celebration!
Experience a day filled with family-friendly events and patriotic spirit! We invite you to join Superior's 4th of July Celebration with red, white and blue fun for everyone!
Community Parade: 8:30 a.m.
Rock Creek Parkway
Don't miss this spirited procession of floats, marching bands and cheerful participants. Register by June 16.
Pancake Festival: 9 a.m. to noon
Community Park (1350 Coalton Road)
Free pancakes, JAMMIN’ DJ, carnival-themed games, local vendors, bouncy houses and a slip ‘n’ slide! Interested in participating as a vendor? Register by June 26.
Kickball Championship Game: 11 a.m.
Community Park (1350 Coalton Road)
The top two teams from the tournament compete for the Superior Town Trophy! Register by June 21.
Community Center BBQ: noon to 3 p.m.
Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road)
Head over to the Superior Community Center for live music by the Johnny O Band, delicious eats and treats.
Advisory Committees offer residents opportunities to share ideas and talents
Superior needs you! Share your time and talents and make an impact on your community by volunteering for an Advisory Committee.
These committees, commissions and councils work towards solving problems, researching possibilities and suggesting improvements for our Town. Many members' terms end in July and a number of openings are available. Click the links below to learn more about each group and apply.
Questions? Email Events and Volunteer Manager Mikaela Gregg or call (303) 499-3675, ext.128.
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Avoid parking hassles and let RTD take you to the mountains
Skip the driving and hitch a ride with RTD from the U.S. 36 and McCaslin Park-n-Ride to popular destinations.
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Beat the heat! Tips for staying safe and healthy during extreme temperatures
During periods of extreme heat, it's crucial to prioritize safety. High temperatures can lead to serious health risks such as heat exhaustion or heatstroke, especially for vulnerable groups such seniors, children and those with certain medical conditions. Learn more about extreme heat and air quality safety precautions.
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Get ready for summer fun with programs and activities all ages and interests
Summer has arrived and the Town is excited to provide a diverse range of activities and programs to ensure that everyone has an enriching and enjoyable summer! From sports and outdoor adventures to educational and cultural experiences, there will be something for all ages and interests to keep you engaged and energized throughout the summer months.
Featured Programs:
See the complete lineup of Parks, Recreation and Open Space offerings and start planning your summer fun!
Have questions or need assistance? Contact the Parks, Recreation & Open Space team via email at tospros@superiorcolorado.gov, in person at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road), or by phone at (303) 554-9005.
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Superior Seniors program announces new events and activities
If you're 60 or older and looking for ways to stay active, healthy and engaged, then Superior Seniors is for you! Superior Seniors offers something for every interest, including weekly and monthly drop-in activities, plus special interest groups and programs. Caregivers are welcome, too!
Visit SuperiorColorado.gov/SuperiorSeniors to learn more and don't forget to subscribe to Town email communications (choose the Superior Seniors topic) to stay in the loop on everything happening with this exciting new group.
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New event! Make music with CAPS at the Silver Music Meetup
Silver Music Meetup
Sunday, June 23, noon to 3 p.m.
Superior Community Center, 1500 Coalton Road
Join the Cultural Arts & Public Spaces (CAPS) committee for the Silver Music Meetup to dust off a favorite tune, polish up for a performance or just play for a supportive audience. All instruments and music makers are welcome! Please register.
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