WHAT'S HAPPENING IN STERLING RANCH |
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VIRTUAL SUSHI MAKING ROLLING CLASS: APRIL 23, 6:30PM
Want to learn how to roll your own sushi?! Learn step by step how to roll sushi live with Chef Taylor West of Colorado Sake Co while sipping on sake in the comfort of your own home!
Cost (includes all ingredients and a bottle of sake)
- Sushi Kit for One: $60
- Sushi Kit for Two: $100
Check out the video to see how fun and interactive this class will be!
Registration closes on Tuesday, April 20.
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DIY BOUQUETS WITH BLOOM BAR
If you need gift ideas for your mother, grandmother, or special someone then look no further! Bloom Bar will be in Sterling Ranch on Saturday, May 8 with Watson the flower truck. Make a personalized bouquet of fresh, local blooms to take home! Complimentary breakfast and coffee included with the purchase of a bouquet!
Cost: $25 per bouquet, 50 bouquets available
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NEW HOMEOWNER ORIENTATION
APRIL 20, 5:30PM
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KIDS NIGHT OUT WITH RED HEN CREATERY
APRIL 23, 6:00-8:00PM
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VIRTUAL DERBY DAY COCKTAIL MAKING CLASS
APRIL 30, 7:00PM
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CHECK OUT THE FULL COMMUNITY CALENDAR FOR A FULL LIST OF UPCOMING EVENTS & MEETINGS! |
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StreetLight Dimming: The Titan Road Streetlights are now dimmed to 25% of capacity. Streetlights will come on 30 minutes before sunset and shut off 30 minutes after sunrise.
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The Resident Services team will be available the last Wednesday of each month to meet with residents and answer questions or just share a laugh.
This month meet Sue Santos, Director of Community Experience and Resident Support. Sign up for your 15-minute appointment and meet 1-on-1 with staff and ask away! This is your chance to meet the team who serves the Sterling Ranch Community and our chance to meet you!
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LEGACY GARDEN AT ROXBOROUGH STATE PARK |
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Have you been to Roxborough State Park? If you have, you’ve probably spoken to a volunteer at the entry gate or the front desk. One of the smallest parks in the system, it has been preserved as a natural area, where in a matter of minutes you can step out of your man-made surroundings and immerse yourself in nature. Even before the first land was purchased in 1975, even before the opening of the Visitor Center in 1987, and right up until today, people like you have worked to preserve, protect and teach the public about this jewel that is in your backyard. Whether a volunteer or a new visitor, each of us can leave a legacy of caring for the park.
Roxborough volunteers are raising funds to build a Legacy Garden that recognizes the role we all play in keeping it a special destination for many years to come. Start your new neighbor relationship with Roxborough State Park by donating to the completion of the Volunteer Legacy Garden. Mail your check, drop it off at the Visitor Center, or donate online. Be sure to designate your donation for the Park Volunteer Legacy Fund.
As a reminder, if your State Park Pass is set to expire, you can stop by the Resident Resource Center, the Information Center or the Overlook Clubhouse to pick up your new pass.
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BACKCOUNTRY WILDNERNESS AREA & CAMP BACKCOUNTRY |
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Hello, neighbors! Consider this a personal invite to take part in all the outdoor goodness that the HRCA Backcountry Wilderness Area has to offer! The Backcountry Outdoor Center—home to our Base Camp, Horse Corrals, & Archery Ranges—are just a smidge down south of Titan Road on Santa Fe. Here's what we have coming up:
Camp Backcountry (ages 7-17): Full-day, week-long outdoor nature, art, and horse camps in the Backcountry Outdoor Center. We explore, ride horses, do archery, build forts, look for Backcountry Bigfoot, hang around with our goats and chickens, and more! Details at www.campbackcountry.org. (Use the discount code CampBackcountry25 for $25 off all new Camp Backcountry registrations through May 31.)
Preschool-Age/Youth Programs (ages 3-11): Bring your sprouts to Base Camp to let them start growing up in nature! We offer single-day and weekly preschool programs, pony programs, youth drop-off programs, and more! (Use the discount BWAPreK10 and BWAYouth10 for 10% off all new Preschool and Youth program registrations through May 31).
Horse Programs: Take in the Backcountry Wilderness Area on horseback! From preschoolers on ponies to trail rides to group and private lessons, there is an equine experience for everyone at the Backcountry Outdoor Center.
Want to get access to the same prices as Highlands Ranch residents? Become a Friend of the Backcountry (at the Fox level or above) to support our wildlife habitat conservation and environmental education mission while enjoying a discount as well! Visit www.hrcaonline.org/backcountryfriends.
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Sterling Ranch Community Authority Board
Resident Resource Center
8220 Piney River Avenue | 720-661-9694
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