2009 Castle Rock Event Calendar
(*) Signifies a Chamber Sponsored Event
Franchising 101 — Learn how to go from franchising your business to June 2
purchasing or selling a franchise. Philip S. Miller Library. Registration 6:30 pm
required. Call 303-791-READ or www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Starlight Downtown Movie Series #1 – Enjoy Kung Fu Pandadrive-in Jun. 6
movie style without cars on a 25’x30’ inflatable screen. A street party 6:30 pm
with food & beverages (Perry & 2nd). Call 303-688-7488 or go to www.downtowncastlerock.com.
National Trails Day Bike/Walk/Run It– Celebrate the grand opening of Jun. 6
the trail connection to downtown on the East Plum Creek Trail. Ride 6:30 am
your bike or go for a leisurely stroll. Nature & wildlife presentations.
Festivities at Rhyolite Park & Quarry Mesa. Go to www.CRgov.com
or 303-814-7444.
* 22ND Annual Elephant Rock Ride– A bicycle tour ranging from 16 to 100 June 7
miles in length through Douglas County. Delicious food, brew & festival
activities. A “real live elephant” will be present at the event. Contact the
Elephant Rock at (303) 282-9020 or www.elephantrockride.com.
Night Readers Book Club — An adult evening book discussion group. June 9
This month’s selection is Wild Nights. Philip S. Miller Library. 7 pm
Call 303-791-READ or www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Castle Rock Cruise-In Car Show – Over 100 classic automobiles and June 13
custom motorcycles (1950s music). This event will be held in the heart of 10– 3 pm
Downtown, Wilcox and 4th Streets. Go to www.downtowncastlerock.com.
4-H Horse Show – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Outdoor Arena. June 13
720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 8 am – 9 pm
Art Walk – Potters, painters, jewelers, jugglers, dancers & more, 10 a.m. June 13
to 3 p.m., Courthouse lawn. Go to www.gcrag.org or call 720-733-3577.
Front Range Agility Competition – Douglas County Fairgrounds, 8 am June 13
to 10 pm, animal show, 720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us.
33rd Annual Colorado Renaissance Festival - Saturday & Sundays June 13 -
Good King Henry invites you on a magical tour through time and legend. Aug. 2
Jousters, jugglers, craftsmanship of skilled artisans in fine art, wood 10– 6:30 pm
working, blacksmithing, leather working, glass blowing, pottery, jewelry,
delicacies such as turkey drumsticks, roasted corn, steak on a stick, fine
ales, etc. Go to www.coloradorenaissance.com or call 303-688-6010.
49/90 Dance – Adults 40 + – If you are 40+ and looking for a fun evening June 13
of socializing and dancing, please join us. Live Entertainment. Douglas 7- 10 pm
County Fairgrounds, Kirk Hall. Dates in 2009: 7/25, 8/15, 9/12, 10/10,
11/14, 12/12 & 12/31. Call 303-660-2146 or www.49-90dances.org.
* Chamber Golf Tournament – One day shotgun tournament at Red June 15
Hawk Golf Course. Contact Chamber of Commerce at 303-688-4597 or 8 am www.castlerock.org.
Simple Science — A fun hands-on science program for ages 5-8 where June 16
children learn fun science concepts, Philip S. Miller Library. Call 4:30 pm
303-791-READ or www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Xeriscape TM Landscaing– The Grange at The Meadows presents June 16
an informative class on Xeric plantings for our climate and discuss 7- 8:30 pm
trees, shrubs & perennials. Ages 16+. Go to www.meadowslink.com.
BBQ & Beer Night – Come to The Grange at The Meadows to watch June 18
cooking demonstrations & try a variety of beers. Chef Tate will grill. 6:30- 9 pm
$20 Resident, $22 Non-Resident. Go to www.meadowslink.com.
Relay for Life – American Cancer Society Fundraiser, Douglas County June 19-21
Fairgrounds, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us, 720-733-6900. 8 am
Heritage Walking Tour of Castle Rock – Enjoy a guided tour through June 20
downtown Historic Castle Rock. See the inside of the Masonic Lodge 10 – 1 pm
which is open to the public for the first time in many years. Tours begin
every half hour, The Courtyard at Siena on Perry Street. Tour ends
at the Castle Rock Museum. Go to www.crgov.com or 303-814-3164.
Bonfils Blood Drive — Monthly blood drive. Draws will be done June 20
at Philip S. Miller Library. Sign up in advance by calling 303-363-2202. 10- 3:30 pm
Go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Cherokee Ranch & Castle Father’s Day Brunch– Enjoy a themed June 21
brunch with quiche, pastries, scones & beverages. Make 11 am
reservations. $45, Castle tour included. www.CherokeeRanch.org.
Free Xericscaping Seminar – Focus will be on design & preparation of June 22
soil. Select appropriate plants. Receive a $5 gift certificate. Register at 6:30 pm
Philip S. Miller Library 303-791-READ or www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Fairy Enchantment — Kids come watch Kristen’s Fairy House and June 24
discuss the books of Tracy Kane. Philip S. Miller Library. Registration 5-8 pm
required. Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
4-H Horse Show – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Outdoor Arena, June 27
720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 8 am–9 pm
Collectibles & Tack Auction – Misc. household collectibles & antiques, June 27
Douglas County Fairgrounds, 6 pm to 10 pm. Other dates: 7/18, 8/15,
9/19 & 10/17. Call 303-660-7400 or www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us.
Colorado Reined Cowhorse Competition – Douglas Co. Fairgrounds, June 27-28
Outdoor Arena, 720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 8 am- 8 pm
4th of July Liberty Festival - Live music, fun for kids, food, beverages, July 4
at dusk a spectacular fireworks display, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Location
to be determined. For more information call 720-733-6900
or go to www.castlerock.org.
4th of July Celebration - Celebrate the day at Butterfield Crossing July 4
with games, activities & music. Annual Bike Parade will be held. 11 am
Go to www.MeadowsLink.com or 303-814-2358.
Music in the Meadows TM – The Grange at The Meadows presents July 8
an outdoor concert featuring Dotsero at Butterfield Crossing Park. 6:30- 8:30 pm
Go to www.meadowslink.com or call 303-814-2358.
Ranch Horse Versatility Competition– Douglas County Fairgrounds, July 10-12
www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us, 720-733-6900. 8 am -10 pm
Colorado Rocky Mtn. Select Miniature Donkey Sale – Approximately July 11
35 – 40 miniature donkeys for sale. Douglas County Fairgrounds, 10– 5 pm
Multipurpose Barn, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us, 719-481-8081.
Starlight Downtown Movie Series #1 – Enjoy Journey to the Center July 11
of the Earth 3-D movie style without cars on a 25’x30’ inflatable screen, 6:30 pm
a street party with food & beverages (Perry & 2nd). Call 720-733-3577
or go to www.downtowncastlerock.com.
Farmers Market - Buy fresh vegetables and goodies from local farmers July 11 -
every Saturday, Festival Park, 2nd St. from Perry to Wilcox 720-733-6930. Sept. 12
Night Readers Book Club — This month’s selection is a play by July 14
William Shakespeare. Philip S. Miller Library. Adults. Registration 7-9 pm
required. Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
AARP Driver Safety – A terrific driving refreshing course for motorists 50 July 18-19
& older. Some Colo. insurance companies give discount upon completion. Noon- 4 pm
$14 ($12 for AARP), 303-791-READ or www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Heritage Walking Tour of Castle Rock– Enjoy a guided tour through July 18
downtown Historic Castle Rock. See the inside of the Masonic Lodge 10– 1 pm
which is open to the public for the first time in many years. Tours begin
every half hour, The Courtyard at Siena on Perry Street. Tour ends
at the Castle Rock Museum. Go to www.crgov.com or 303-814-3164.
Collectibles & Tack Auction– Misc. household collectibles & antiques, July 18
Douglas County Fairgrounds, 6 pm to 10 pm. Call 720-733-6900 or
www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us.
4-H Horse Show – Douglas County Fairgrounds, 8 am to 9 pm, July 18
720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us.
Summit Classic Car Auction – Douglas County Fairground, Event July 18
Center. Call 720-733-6900 or www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us. 8 am– 8 pm
Bonfils Blood Drive — Monthly blood drive, Philip S. Miller Library. July 18
Eat and drink before donating. Sign up in advance by calling 10- 3:30 pm
303-363-2202.Go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Music in the Meadows TM – The Grange at The Meadows presents July 22
an outdoor concert featuring The Hollyfeldsat Butterfield Crossing Park. 6:30- 8:30 pm
Go to www.meadowslink.com.
* 6th AnnualCastle Rock WineFest – Over 20 Colorado wineries present July 25
their award-winning wines in an outdoor setting at The Grange in Dinners:
The Meadows. Enjoy delicious cuisine, entertainment, fine artisans, ice July 20 & 22
carvings, live music and a grape stomp. Contact Chamber of Commerce
at 303-688-4597 or www.castlerockwinefest.com. (Ages 21+)
Barrel Racing – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Outdoor Arena. July 25-26
Call 720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 8 am –10 pm
Teen Book Club — This month’s selection is Hattie Big Sky by Kirby Aug. 1
Larson. Philip S. Miller Library. Go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org. 1-2 pm
Summer Music Festival – Music & dancing for all ages. Drum circle, Aug. 1
kids’ activities, food/beer vendors, Texas Hold’em, etc. — Wilcox Square 5–9 pm
in the center of downtown Castle Rock, www.downtowncastlerock.com.
Fall Frenzy Kids 2009 Triathlon – Kids Triathlon ages 6 to 14 yrs. Ages Aug. 1
6-8: Swim 25 yds., Bike 2 miles, Run ½ Mile. Ages 9-11: Swim 50 yds., 7:45 am
Bike 4 miles, Run 1 mile. Ages 12-14: Swim 200 yds., Bike 8 miles, Run
2 miles. Race begins at The Grange Pool at The Meadows in Castle
Rock. Call 303-841-4500 or go to www.fallfrenzy.com.
117th Annual Douglas County Fair and Rodeo - Week long event Aug. 1-9
features exciting rodeos, bull riding, fairs and live music. Go to 6 am– 12 pm www.douglas.co.us/eventscenter, or call 720-733-6900.
Music in the Meadows TM – The Grange at The Meadows presents Aug. 5
an outdoor concert featuring The Informantsat Butterfield Crossing Park. 6:30- 8:30 pm
Go to www.meadowslink.com.
* Douglas County Fair & Rodeo - Concerts - Douglas County Aug. 7-8
Fairgrounds, Events Center. Friday (Sha Na Na), Saturday (Jason
Boland & the Stragglers). Call 720-733-6900, or go to
www.douglascountyfairandrodeo.com.
* Douglas County Fair and Parade - This week showcases Aug. 8
Bronco busting rodeos, carnival rides & parades complete with cotton 8 am
candy, hot dogs & lemonade. After the downtown parade on Sat.,
barbeque and all the fixin’s is held at the Castle Rock Fire Dept.
to top things off, an evening concert is held at the Douglas County
Fairgrounds at 303-688-4597 or www.castlerock.org.
Barrel Racing – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Outdoor Arena. Aug. 11
Call 303-660-7400, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 8 am –10 pm
Junior Page Turners — Kids 1st–3rd grade discuss a different book each Aug. 11
month. Philip S. Miller Library. August book is Stellaluna by Janell 4:15-5:15 pm
Cannon. Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Business Plan Basics — Learn how to develop a plan for your business Aug. 12
to succeed. Philip S. Miller Library. Call the SBDC at 303-548-5300 or 6:30 pm
www.smallbusinessdenver.com.
Paint Horse Show - Douglas County Fairgrounds, Indoor and Aug. 14-16
Outdoor Arenas. Go to www.douglas.co.us/eventscenter or 8 am– 10 pm or call 720-733-6900.
M.O.M.S. Children’s Everything Sale– Incredible bargains of over 175 Aug. 15
sellers of used clothing, furniture, toys, games, books, etc. Birth-grade 10:30–2:30 pm
school & maternity. Douglas Fairgrounds. www.mothersofmultiples.com.
Collectibles & Tack Auction – Misc. household collectibles & antiques, Aug. 15
Douglas County Fairgrounds, 6 pm to 10 pm. Call 720-733-6900 or
www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us.
49/90 Dance – Adults 40 + – If you are 40+ and looking for a fun evening Aug. 15
of socializing & dancing, please join us. Live Entertainment. Douglas 7- 10 pm
County Fairgrounds, Kirk Hall. Dates in 2009: 9/12, 10/10, 11/14, 12/12
and 12/31. Call 303-660-2146 or www.49-90dances.org.
Heritage Walking Tour of Castle Rock– Enjoy a guided tour through Aug. 15
downtown Historic Castle Rock. See the inside of the Masonic Lodge 10– 1 pm
which is open to the public for the first time in many years. Tours begin
every half hour, The Courtyard at Siena on Perry Street. Tour ends
at the Castle Rock Museum. Go to www.crgov.com or 303-814-3164.
Ride the Ridge – Youth Bike Event– Inaugural youth cross-country Aug. 16
bike race, Memmen Ridge Open Space, South Street & Oman Road, 6:30 am
Castle Rock. Go to www.CRgov.com.
Music in the Meadows TM – The Grange at The Meadows presents Aug. 19
an outdoor concert featuring Martini Shot at Butterfield Crossing Park. 6:30- 8:30 pm
Go to www.meadowslink.com.
Taste of Douglas County – Festival of food and wine, Douglas Aug. 20
County Fairgrounds, Events Center. Call 720-733-6900 or 5 pm – 8 pm
www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us.
Barrel Racing – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Outdoor Arena. Aug. 22
Call 720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 8 am– 10 pm
Crop-a-Latte (Scrapbooking Event) – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Aug. 22
Kirk Hall. Call303-660-1323, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 6 am– 12 pm
Fido Fest – Bring your family & furry best friend and enjoy fun activities, Aug 23
pet related products and a flea market, www.downtowncastlerock.com. 10– 3 pm
6th Annual Castle Rock 5 Mile Run/Walk – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Aug. 23
Events Center. Call 720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 7:30 am–Noon
Starlight Downtown Movie Series #1– Enjoy Madagascar: Escape Sept. 5
to Africa movie style without cars on a 25’x30’ inflatable screen. A 6:30 pm
street party with food & beverages (Perry & 2nd). Call 720-733-3577
or go to www.downtowncastlerock.com.
5th Annual Pooch Plunge– Come for one big last splash at Butterfield Sept. 5
Crossing Pool with your favorite canine, 10 am – 2 pm. www.CRgov.com.
LOCC Fall Classic (Llamas) – Animal Show. Douglas County Sept. 5-7
Fairgrounds, Eastgrounds-Indoor Arena, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 8 am– 8 pm
Junior Page Turners — Kids 1st–3rd grade discuss a different book each Sept. 8
month. Philip S. Miller Library. Sept. book is Cinderella Stories by Robin 4:15-5:15 pm
Wasserman. Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Douglas County Household Chemical Roundup – In 2008, a total of Sept. 12
4,297 Douglas County households participated in the roundup, safely
disposing of more than 233 tons of hazardous materials. Paint, motor oil,
antifreeze, vehicle batteries, house and garden chemicals, fire extinguishers,
fireworks, ammunition, mercury, propane tanks, tires, etc. will be accepted,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Town of Castle Rock Utilities, 175 Kellogg. Participants
will be asked to give a $20 contribution for the disposal. A driver’s license,
water bill, utility bill or phone bill must be presented as proof of residence.
Call 720-322-1508 or visit www.tchd.org/householdchemical.htm.
* 20th Annual Castle Rock ArtFest - A mix of culture, art & entertainment Sept. 12-13
in a casual outdoor setting. Artisans from across the nation are 8 am- 5 pm
featured & a Children’s Imagination Zone is displayed. Held at Town Hall.
For information, call 303-688-4597 or go to www.castlerockartfest.com.
Collectibles & Tack Auction – Misc. household collectibles & antiques, Sept. 19
Douglas County Fairgrounds, 8 am to 8 pm. Call 720-733-6900 or
www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us.
Good Samaritan 5K Walk/Run – Sponsored by the St. Vincent De Paul Sept. 19
Society. Douglas County Fairgrounds, Events Center. Call 7 am– 1 pm
720-733-6900 or go to www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us.
Heritage Walking Tour of Castle Rock– Enjoy a guided tour through Sept. 19
downtown Historic Castle Rock. See the inside of the Masonic Lodge 10– 1 pm
which is open to the public for the first time in many years. Tours begin
every half hour, The Courtyard at Siena on Perry Street. Tour ends
at the Castle Rock Museum. Go to www.crgov.com or 303-814-3164.
Rhyolite Downhill Challenge – A race designed for elementary and Sept. 20
middle school aged kids. Race passes down the side of Quarry Mesa 6:30 am
at the Town’s great mountain bike park at Rhyolite Regional Park. This
race is designed to challenge. Go to www.CRgov.com or 303-814-7444.
Teen Photography Contest — Enter your best photo in the PhotographyOct. 1
Contest. Philip S. Miller Library. Call 303-791-READ or go to 9 am
www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Storytelling Concert – Attend this storytelling festival at the Douglas Oct. 2-3
County Fairgrounds, Kirk Hall, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us. 7– 9 pm
Oktoberfest – A full day of fun with an authentic German band. Lots of Oct. 3
food & vendors, crafts & kids’ activities in Downtown Castle Rock. For 11- 5 pm
information go to www.downtowncastlerock.com, 303-688-7488.
Active Minds — A lively adult discussion series featuring a different Oct. 8
“current affairs” each month. Philip S. Miller Library. Registration 7- 8:30 pm
required. Call 303-791-READ or www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
49/90 Dance – Adults 40 + – If you are 40+ and looking for a fun evening Oct. 10
of socializing and dancing, please join us. Live Entertainment. Douglas 7- 10 pm
County Fairgrounds, Kirk Hall. Other dates in 2009: 11/14, 12/12 & 12/31.
Call 303-660-2146 or www.49-90dances.org.
Halloween Fest: Vaulting Competition – Vaulting (gymnastics on Oct. 10-11
horseback) at Douglas County Fairgrounds, Indoor Arena, 7 am- 5 pm
720-733-6900, www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us.
Cherokee Ranch & Castle Autumn Harvest Brunch – Enjoy a themed Oct. 17
brunch with quiche, pastries, scones & beverages. Make 11 am
reservations. $45, Castle tour included. www.CherokeeRanch.org.
Collectibles & Tack Auction – Misc. household collectibles & antiques, Oct. 17
Douglas Co. Fairgrounds, 8 am to 8 pm. www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us.
Heritage Walking Tour of Castle Rock– Enjoy a guided tour through Oct. 17
downtown Historic Castle Rock. See the inside of the Masonic Lodge 10– 1 pm
which is open to the public for the first time in many years. Tours begin
every half hour, The Courtyard at Siena on Perry Street. Tour ends
at the Castle Rock Museum. Go to www.crgov.com or 303-814-3164.
Bonfils Blood Drive — Monthly blood drive, Philip S. Miller Library. Oct. 17
Eat and drink before donating. Sign up in advance by calling 10- 3:30 pm
303-363-2300.Go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Storytime Magic with Mr. Cliff — Bring the whole family for a fun evening Oct. 20
of stories, songs, etc. Philip S. Miller Library. Registration required. 7- 8 pm
Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
SciFi Film Series — Teens 13-18 are invited to watch & discuss science Oct. 21
fiction films. Philip S. Miller Library. Registration required. Ages 13-18. 5:30-8 pm
Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Halloween Spooktacular – Come to the Recreation Center for face Oct. 24
painting, jumping castle contests, mural painting, treats & eerie music. 2– 4 pm
FREE !! Castle Rock Rec. Center. Go to www.CRgov.com.
AARP Driver Safety – A terrific driving refreshing course for motorists 50 Oct. 24-25
& older. Some Colo. insurance companies give discount upon completion. Noon- 4 pm
$14 ($12 for AARP), 303-791-READ or www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Halloween Storytime Party — During week of Oct. 26 Halloween parties Oct. 26-30
at the Philip S. Miller Library. Come in costume. Call 303-791-READ. 10:30- 11:30 am
Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Teen Alien Autopsy — Alien Autopsy will make your hair stand on end !! Oct. 28
Dig for clues in the body of an alien. Philip S. Miller Library. Call 7- 8:00 pm
303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Town of Castle Rock Trick or Treat Street– Free candy for costumed Oct. 30
kids, costume contest & pumpkin decorating in Festival Park. Look for 2– 5 pm
black & orange balloons. Go to www.downtowncastlerock.com.
Colorado Reined Cowhorse Competition– Douglas County Fairgrounds, Nov. 5-8
Indoor Arena. Go to www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us or 720-733-6900. 8 am– 8 pm
Searching Genealogy Databases — Learn how to use the Library’s Nov. 7
databases for searching for your ancestors . Call 303-791-READ. 1- 3:00 pm
or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Pesticide Application Seminar – Douglas County Fairgrounds, Nov. 12-13
Events Center. Go to www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us or 720-733-6900. 7 am– 5 pm
49/90 Dance – Adults 40 + – If you are 40+ and looking for a fun evening Nov. 14
of socializing and dancing, please join us. Live Entertainment. Douglas 7- 10 pm
County Fairgrounds, Kirk Hall. Other dates in 2009: 12/12 & 12/31.
Call 303-660-2146 or www.49-90dances.org.
The Big Rock Bowl – Two-day, double-elimination no contact flag Nov. 14-15
football tournament. Teams of 10 players allowed. Must be 18+ 8 am- 5 pm
years old. Held at Bison Park in Castle Rock, www.CRgov.com.
* Castle Rock Starlighting – “74th annual community “lighting of Nov. 21
of the star” on top of Castle Rock. Caroling, reindeer, Santa Claus and
hot chocolate add to this Norman Rockwell experience. Contact the Castle
Rock Chamber of Commerce at 303-688-4597 or www.castlerock.org.
Cherokee Ranch & Castle Thanksgiving Brunch – Enjoy a themed Nov. 21
brunch with quiche, pastries, scones & beverages. Make
reservations. $45, Castle tour included. www.CherokeeRanch.org.
Holiday Lights Display – Stroll or drive historic downtown and enjoy Nov. 22 -
dramatic lights and holiday attractions and activities, Perry & Wilcox December
from 3rd to 4th, www.castlerock.org or 303-688-7488.
Cherokee Ranch & Castle Thanksgiving Tea– Holiday tea afternoon Nov. 24
at the Cherokee Ranch. Teas are specially selected for the season. 1 pm
Make reservations. $42, Castle tour included. www.CherokeeRanch.org.
5th Annual Turkey Rock Trot Run– Thanksgiving morning family run/ Nov. 26
walk to benefit the Douglas/Elbert Task Force at the Douglas County
Fairgrounds. $25. – www.rocktrot.com.
Rockley Music Piano Sale – Fantastic savings on pianos. Douglas Nov. 27-29
Co. Fairgrounds. Go to www.fairgrounds.douglas.co.us or 303-556-4049.
Cherokee Ranch & Castle Christmas Teas– Holiday tea afternoon December
at the Cherokee Ranch. Teas are specially selected for the season.
Make reservations. $42, Castle tour included. Dates are: Dec. 1-5,
Dec. 8-12, Dec. 15-19, Dec. 22, 23, 29 & 30. www.CherokeeRanch.org.
All Aboard the Polar Express — Reading– Bring your holiday cheer and Dec. 1
welcome aboard the Polar Express. Registration required. Fun activities,
refreshments and a reading of The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg.
Philip Miller Library, Castle Rock. Go to www.douglascountylibraries.org.
Teen Book Club — Join other teens for discussions about books you Dec. 5
love. Philip S. Miller Library. Go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org. 1-2 pm
Storytime Magic with Mr. Cliff — Bring the whole family for a fun Dec. 15
evening of stories, songs, etc. Philip S. Miller Library. Registration 7- 8 pm
required. Call 303-791-READ or go to www.DouglasCountyLibraries.org.
Cherokee Ranch & Castle Christmas Brunch– Enjoy a themed Dec. 5,12,19
brunch with quiche, pastries, scones & beverages. Make 11 am
reservations. $45, Castle tour included. www.CherokeeRanch.org.
49/90 Dance – Adults 40 + – If you are 40+ and looking for a fun evening Dec. 12
of socializing and dancing, please join us. Live Entertainment. Douglas 7- 10 pm
County Fairgrounds, Kirk Hall. Additional dance in 2009 is December 31.
Call 303-660-2146 or www.49-90dances.org.
Horse and Tack Auction – Misc. household collectibles/antiques. Dec. 20
Auction starts at 1 pm. Call Larry at 303-688-5223 or 10 am
www.eventscenter.douglas.co.us.
49/90 Dance – Adults 40 + – If you are 40+ and looking for a fun evening Dec. 31
of socializing and dancing, please join us. Live Entertainment. Douglas 7- 10 pm
County Fairgrounds, Kirk Hall. Call 303-660-2146 or www.49-90dances.org.
