Morning senior league for 9 hole play.  Contact Matt Magley at SouthRidge for details.

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Regular monthly meeting.

The Reading Retriever!

Fridays at noon, June 11- July 30

Amy Fristoe and her furry companion, Claudeen Jean, will be at the green-roof shelter in the Children’s Garden ready to read gardening books with the kids!

Free: Drop-in program

 

Kick off your weekend right!  Leave work early (we won't tell your boss), pick-up your friends and family and hang out in the Museum's Heritage Courtyard on Friday afternoons while listening to musical performances or fun presentations from members of our community.  Bring a picnic blanket and snacks, enjoy the show and then head into Old Town for your Friday evening.  Details on each FAC are available on the Museum's website.  Access to the Heritage Courtyard is always free during Museum business hours.

People have continuously occupied the Fort Collins area for over 12,000 years!  Explore human connections to the local lanscape.

0.5 mile hike, easy

 

Free - no registration required

Blast off on a journey to the stars in our inflatable planetarium!  Find this season's constellations and learn about the mythology behind them.  Shows are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Blast off on a journey to the stars in our inflatable planetarium.  Find this season's constellations and the mythology behind them.  Shows are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Enjoy morning programs on nature, art, history, archaeology or take a hike with a guide.  Bring water, sunscreen and extra clothing, sturdy shoes or hiking boots. 

 

Today’s event is Pronghorn Trail Hike  2 – 4 miles, moderate

Meet at South Parking Lot

 

This event is Free and no registration is required.    

July 5, 7

2 - 60 minute sessions

$40

Ages 5-6

Monday League with tee times from 3:30 to 5:30.  Contact John Holladay at SouthRidge for details.

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Learn about the most endangered mammal in North America:  the black-footed ferret

 

Location:  Community Room

City of Fort Collins office building

215 N. Mason

 

This event is free

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

Poudre Fire Authority Old and New Hire Pension Boards meeting.

Explore nature through hands-on activities, stories and puppets.  Designed for children 3 - 7 with parents/guardians. 

This event is free. 

No registration is required

Enjoy a walk through beautiful, historic Old Town while learning about the architecture and history of Fort Collins' distinctive downtown.  Tour presented free with paid admission to the museum ($4 for adults; $3 for seniors and children 3-12; children under 3 free).

The GB Program Advisory Committee will meet to hear updates and provide input on the development of the Green Building Program. Topics for this meeting include: code development, cost and benefit analysis, and green building incentives, education and training opportunities. Merten Design Studio will also be giving a presentation on the new Union Place development.

 

This meeting is open to the public - RSVPs are appreciated.

This focus group meeting is part of the "Plan Fort Collins" effort to update the comprehensive City Plan and Transportation Master Plan. The purpose of this meeting is to get targeted, focused input on land use and transportation issues.

The Natural Resources Advisory Board meets the third Wednesday of the month from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.

 

The July meeting has been rescheduled to July 7 - at 215 N. Mason - Conference room 1-A from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.

The Youth Advisory Board gathers information from local youth, other groups, organizations and agencies regarding youth-oriented issues and makes recommendations to City Council in reference to these issues.

Learn about some of the least-known animals of the prairie.  Bring a flashlight.  1.5 mile hike, easy.

Meet at south parking lot.

 

This event is free

 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

Morning senior league for 9 hole play.  Contact Matt Magley at SouthRidge for details.

Come and give us your thoughts on what bicycle safety means to you.  We need input from bicyclists, walkers, and motorists alike.  Your thoughts will be used to develop the Bicycle Safety Plan that will help enhance safe bicycling throughout Fort Collins!

Activity time at the Museum dedicated to our youngest visitors!  Young children, ages 3 to 5, and their caregivers will utilize their five senses in educational play with a focus on science and history topics.  Program is free with paid admission to the Museum ($4 for adults; $3 for seniors and children 3-12; children under 3 are free).

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

The Human Relations Commission meets the second thursday of each month.  Open to the Public. 

**CANCELED**

Regular CDBG Commission Meeting

Get outside in the dark and discover the beautiry of the night.  All programs are easy and less than one mile.  Detals given with required registration.  Different astronomy topic each month, followed by sky viewing with telescopes. Check fcgov.com/naturalareas for program topics.

 

Program is free but REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

The Reading Retriever!

Fridays at noon, June 11- July 30

Amy Fristoe and her furry companion, Claudeen Jean, will be at the green-roof shelter in the Children’s Garden ready to read gardening books with the kids!

Free: Drop-in program

 

This annual event, brought to Northern Colorado by the Collings Foundation, includes displays and rides on vintage WWII P-51 Mustang, B-24 Liberator and the B-17 Flying Fortress. The weekend also includes an airport open house and vintage motorcycle static display.

Free child admission for every paid adult admission. Adult admission is $12. Donations to ride in the aircraft vary by make and model. Please check the event website for details.

The open house will provide an opportunity for the public to visit the airport and learn more about its businesses and the local aviation community.

Kick off your weekend right!  Leave work early (we won't tell your boss), pick-up your friends and family and hang out in the Museum's Heritage Courtyard on Friday afternoons while listening to musical performances or fun presentations from members of our community.  Bring a picnic blanket and snacks, enjoy the show and then head into Old Town for your Friday evening.  Details on each FAC are available on the Museum's website.  Access to the Heritage Courtyard is always free during Museum business hours.

City Park Nine Men's League is sponsoring a one day 18 hole member-guest tournament.  League members should call the golf shop for details.

8:00 shotgun start

Learn about this amazing green corridor that winds through the City.  2 mile hike, easy.

 

Meet at the parking lot east of the tennis courts.

 

This event is free - NO registration is required.

Enjoy a morning of fun nature experiences with a volunteer Master Naturalist.  Meet at the picnic shelter (1/4 mile from trailhead).  Programs last 2 – 3 hours. 

Free – no registration is required.

This program is History Mysteries   Discover the interesting human history at Bobcat Ridge – 2 mile hike, easy

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED!

For Ages 8-12.  Fee $15 per child.

Ever wonder how a tipi stands in the wind?  How come snow and rain don't come into the tipi?  This question and more will be answered in the this two-hour tipi workshop, when participants raise the Museum's tipi from the lodge poles on up!  Choose from one of two dates.  To register, call (970) 221-6738.

This annual event, brought to Northern Colorado by the Collings Foundation, includes displays and rides on vintage WWII P-51 Mustang, B-24 Liberator and the B-17 Flying Fortress. The weekend also includes an airport open house and vintage motorcycle static display.

Free child admission for every paid adult admission. Adult admission is $12. Donations to ride in the aircraft vary by make and model. Please check the event website for details.

The open house will provide an opportunity for the public to visit the airport and learn more about its businesses and the local aviation community.

Slide you hand over a snake, touch a turtle's shell or listen to a cockroach courting call!  Join us for hands-on fun with our live animal collection.  Program is free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Touch the tracks, match the scat and feel the fur of Rocky Mountain animals.  Play the Candy Animal Poo game or make your own track field guide to take home.  Program is free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Enjoy morning programs on nature, art, history, archaeology or take a hike with a guide.  Bring water, sunscreen and extra clothing, sturdy shoes or hiking boots.  

This event is free and no registration is required

Today's event is Archaeology of Soapstone Prairie - 0.5 mile hike, easy

Meet at North Parking Lot

This annual event, brought to Northern Colorado by the Collings Foundation, includes displays and rides on vintage WWII P-51 Mustang, B-24 Liberator and the B-17 Flying Fortress. The weekend also includes an airport open house and vintage motorcycle static display.

Free child admission for every paid adult admission. Adult admission is $12. Donations to ride in the aircraft vary by make and model. Please check the event website for details.

The open house will provide an opportunity for the public to visit the airport and learn more about its businesses and the local aviation community.

The Air Quality Advisory Board meets the third Monday of the month (except January and February) from 5:30 pm - 9:00 p.m. at 215 N. Mason, Conference Room 1-A.

 

July's meeting has been rescheduled to July 12 from 5:30 pm - 9:00 p.m. at 215 N. Mason, Conference Room 1-A.

July 12 - 16

10 hours of instruction, prizes, drinks, pizza party

$175

Ages 7-17 Intermediate and Advanced

Discover a variety of trails by foot, bike and horseback with a guide.  Dress for the weather, bring plenty of water and sunscreen.

 

The programs are free, however,

 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

 

This event is Geology of Soapstone Prairie – Let the landscape whisk you back in time.

5 miles, moderate – meet at North Parking Lot.

July 12, 13, 14, 15

4 - 60 minute sessions

$79

Ages 7-17 Beginner

July 12, 13, 14, 15

4 - 60 minute sessions

$79

Ages 13-17 Beginners

Monday League with tee times from 3:30 to 5:30.  Contact John Holladay at SouthRidge for details.

2nd Tuesday of each month

Spend a morning with Dr. Jason LaBelle, Professor of Anthropology at CSU to discover what life was like for ancient humans in this region.  0.5 mile hike, easy.

Meet at North Parking Lot

 

This event is Free, however,

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

 

Give yourself a break and eat dinner out on the natural areas!  Each month explore a different natural history topic.  Bring your sack supper and insect repellent.

 

Tuesday, July 13 @ North Shields Pond

 

This event is free, however REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

Enjoy a walk through beautiful, historic Old Town while learning about the architecture and history of Fort Collins' distinctive downtown.  Tour presented free with paid admission to the museum ($4 for adults; $3 for seniors and children 3-12; children under 3 free).

The City is currently working to establish a green building construction code for Fort Collins.  Utilities has convened two technical review advisory committees, one residential and one commercial, to advise staff as the code proposals are developed.

Building industry volunteers with diverse expertise and perspectives make up the committees. Public comment will be taken at the start of each meeting.

The Residential Technicial Review Advisory Committee will meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month thru October.

If you plan to attend any of the meetings, RSVP to .

General monthly meeting of the Citizen Review Board.

Get outdoors with your camera and learn to shoot landscapes, wildlife and people.  Professional volunteer photographers will give you tips and help you learn about your camera.

Portraits and Pineridge - Sharpen your people photography skills.

0.1 mile hike, easy

This event is free, however,

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

 

Morning senior league for 9 hole play.  Contact Matt Magley at SouthRidge for details.

Bobcat Tales--It's a Bug's Life

Bobcat Ridge Natural Area

Thursday, July 15, 10-11 a.m.

Interactive educational program designed for children ages 3-7 with parents/guardians. Explore the world of bugs and learn about their senses. No registration required. For information, call 217-3075.

Regular Cultural Resouces Board Meeting

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Access to the Large Conference Room is by the west side door only (off of the paved alley).  For further assistance with directions, please contact Robin Pierce at the number provided below.

First day of the Mens City Championship @ City Park Nine.  First round will be 9 holes with tee times starting at 11:00 a.m.

The Reading Retriever!

Fridays at noon, June 11- July 30

Amy Fristoe and her furry companion, Claudeen Jean, will be at the green-roof shelter in the Children’s Garden ready to read gardening books with the kids!

Free: Drop-in program

 

Kick off your weekend right!  Leave work early (we won't tell your boss), pick-up your friends and family and hang out in the Museum's Heritage Courtyard on Friday afternoons while listening to musical performances or fun presentations from members of our community.  Bring a picnic blanket and snacks, enjoy the show and then head into Old Town for your Friday evening.  Details on each FAC are available on the Museum's website.  Access to the Heritage Courtyard is always free during Museum business hours.

Second round of Mens and First round of Womens for City of Fort Collins Championship.  Women tee off in front of the men.

8:00 shotgun start

Enjoy a morning of fun nature experiences with a volunteer Master Naturalist.  Meet at the picnic shelter (1/4 mile from trailhead).  Programs last 2 – 3 hours. 

Free – no registration is required.

This program is Prairie Dog Power – Explore fascinating communication skills of these very social animals.  2 mile hike, easy.

People have continuously occupied the Fort Collins area for over 12,000 years!  Explore human connections to the local lanscape.

0.5 mile hike, easy

 

Free - no registration required

Join us for faily-friendly, hands-on science experiments.  Each month focuses on a different theme.  Details for each Science Surprise will be listed on our website.  Program is free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

Join volunteers from Northern Colorado Astronomical Society to enjoy stargazing and the night sky.  Dress for 10-15 degrees colder than forecast and bring a folding chair or pad for the ground.  For Nov and Dec check fcgov.com/naturalareas

 

These events are free and no registration is required

Final round of Mens and Womens City Championship @ SouthRidge.  Women tee off in front of the men. 

Enjoy morning programs on nature, art, history, archaeology or take a hike with a guide.  Bring water sunscreen, extra clothing layers, sturdy shoes or hiking boots for hikes.  Free - No registration. 

 

5/23 and 7/18 - Wind, Water, Women and the West - Learn how the ecology of the prairie influenced plants, animals and people - 2 mile hike - easy - Meet at N. Parking lot

All inclusive weekly (M-F) golf camps for beginners and more advanced junior golfers.  These camps cover all parts of the game including rules and etiquette.  The main focus of the City Park Nine Junior Camps is "Fun and Friendship."

Monday League with tee times from 3:30 to 5:30.  Contact John Holladay at SouthRidge for details.

The Air Quality Advisory Board meets the third Monday of the month (except January and February) from 5:30 pm - 9:00 p.m. at 215 N. Mason, Conference Room 1-A.

 

July's meeting has been rescheduled to July 12 from 5:30 pm - 9:00 p.m. at 215 N. Mason, Conference Room 1-A.

Elected and appointed officials from each entity discuss issues of mutual interest and collaboration.  Agendas are typically available the day prior to the meeting.

Observe aquatic and prairie birds.  Bring binoculars and bird guide books if you have them.  1 mile hike, easy

 

These events are free, but REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

3rd Wednesday of each month

Explore nature through hands-on activities, stories and puppets.  Designed for children 3 - 7 with parents/guardians. 

 

This event is free. 

No registration is required

Enjoy a walk through beautiful, historic Old Town while learning about the architecture and history of Fort Collins' distinctive downtown.  Tour presented free with paid admission to the museum ($4 for adults; $3 for seniors and children 3-12; children under 3 free).

They City is currently working to establish a green building construction code for Fort Collins. Utilities has convened two technical review advisory committees, one residential and one commercial, to advise staff as the code proposals are developed.

Building industry volunteers with diverse expertise and perspectives make up the committees. Public comment will be taken at the start of each meeting.

The Commercial Technicial Review Advisory Committee will meet on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month from May-October.

If you plan to attend any of the meetings, please RSVP to .

Tonight's Meeting has been CANCELED due to a lack of quorum.

The Natural Resources Advisory Board meets the third Wednesday of the month from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.

 

The July meeting has been rescheduled to July 7 - at 215 N. Mason - Conference room 1-A from 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.

This change is for the meeting date for March only

Morning senior league for 9 hole play.  Contact Matt Magley at SouthRidge for details.

 

Explore our natural world with hands-on activities, hikes and games.  Designed for children 8 – 12 with parent/s guardians.

Discover what it takes for wildlife to survive!

 

This event is free. 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

 

Hosting location rotates between entities.  Agenda materials are prepared close to the meeting date.

8:00 shotgun start

The Reading Retriever!

Fridays at noon, June 11- July 30

Amy Fristoe and her furry companion, Claudeen Jean, will be at the green-roof shelter in the Children’s Garden ready to read gardening books with the kids!

Free: Drop-in program

 

Kick off your weekend right!  Leave work early (we won't tell your boss), pick-up your friends and family and hang out in the Museum's Heritage Courtyard on Friday afternoons while listening to musical performances or fun presentations from members of our community.  Bring a picnic blanket and snacks, enjoy the show and then head into Old Town for your Friday evening.  Details on each FAC are available on the Museum's website.  Access to the Heritage Courtyard is always free during Museum business hours.

PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED!

For Ages 8-12.  Fee $40 per child.

Dig into the methods and materials of archaeologists in this hands-on, one-day workshop!  After a morning spent learning about surveys and excavations, the participants will take an afternoon field trip to Soapstone Prairie Natural Area to see some real archaeological sites being studied by CSU!  Choose from one of three dates.  To register, call (970) 221-6738.

Enjoy a morning of fun nature experiences with a volunteer Master Naturalist.  Meet at the picnic shelter (1/4 mile from trailhead).  Programs last 2 – 3 hours. 

Free – no registration is required.

This program is Changing Scenery – Explore how landforms were created at Bobcat Ridge and how it has changed over time.  1 mile hike, easy.

Get your hands-on history by trying different crafts, chores and duties from 19th century Fort Collins.  Program is free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

The Northern Colorado Daylily Club will hold a judged daylily show at the Gardens on Spring Creek on Sat., July 24 from noon to 4 p.m. Over 150 varieties will be displayed and club members will be available to answer questions. The Gardens are located at 2145 Centre Avenue. 970-416-2486.

Get outside in the dark and discover the beauty of the night. 

The moon is a powerful force that affects tides, nature and cultures.  Explore night on the prairie as we investigate the power of the moon.  2 miles, easy.

Meet at South Parking Lot

This program is free, however,

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

Double Shotgun event that benefits underdog women. 

Enjoy morning programs on nature, art, history, archaeology or take a hike with a guide.  Bring water, sunscreen and extra clothing, sturdy shoes or hiking boots.  

This event is free and no registration is required

Today's event is Archaeology of Soapstone Prairie - 0.5 mile hike, easy

Meet at North Parking Lot

 

 

Get outside in the dark and discover the beauty of the night.  All programs are easy and less than one mile.  Details given with required registration.  

Hike under the moon and explore animal senses, moon stories and more.

 

Program is free, however,

 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

First of 3 day event.  Sign up at any of the 3 City courses.

Monday League with tee times from 3:30 to 5:30.  Contact John Holladay at SouthRidge for details.

As part of Plan Fort Collins, City staff are analyzing the design of Lincoln Avenue between Jefferson Street/SH 14 and Lemay Avenue/9th Street.  This includes the number of lanes, bicycle and pedestrian facilities, on-street parking, utilities, and landscaping.  In addition, City staff will discuss a project to install a temporary sidewalk between First Street and Odell Brewing Company.

Subcommittee meeting on case LII2010-003

2nd day of City Junior Championship

Enjoy a leasurely-paced hike and program.

2 – 4 miles, easy

  Dress for the weather, bring plenty of water and sunscreen.

 

This program is free and no registration is required.

July 27, 29

2 60-minute sessions

$40

Ages 5-6

July 27,29,August 3,5

4 - 90 minute sessions

$99

Ages 7-17 Intermediate

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

July 27,29,August 3,5

4 - 60 minute sessions

$79

Ages 7-17 Beginners

Following the Adjourned Council Meeting

Final day of City Junior Championship

July 28, 30, August 4, 6

4 - 90 minute sessions

$99

Ages 7-17 Intermediate

July 28, 30, August 4, 6

4 - 60 minute sessions

$79

Ages 7-17 Beginners

Enjoy a walk through beautiful, historic Old Town while learning about the architecture and history of Fort Collins' distinctive downtown.  Tour presented free with paid admission to the museum ($4 for adults; $3 for seniors and children 3-12; children under 3 free).

The City is currently working to establish a green building construction code for Fort Collins.  Utilities has convened two technical review advisory committees, one residential and one commercial, to advise staff as the code proposals are developed.

Building industry volunteers with diverse expertise and perspectives make up the committees. Public comment will be taken at the start of each meeting.

The Residential Technicial Review Advisory Committee will meet on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month thru October.

If you plan to attend any of the meetings, RSVP to .

Morning senior league for 9 hole play.  Contact Matt Magley at SouthRidge for details.

Conduct a wide range of hands-on science experiements, use real scientific equipment and investigate amazing natural phenomena at our Science Explorations.  Please see our website for specific activities by date.  Activities are free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).

The City of Fort Collins is seeking your input as we address compatibility (size and design) of new single-family homes in the Eastside and Westside Neighborhoods.  During this two-hour open house, presentations will be offered at 4:30 and 5:30 PM.  You will see a range of potential solutions, and we welcome your opinions.

 

For more information visit the website at fcgov.com/eastwestdesignstandards or call 970-221-6342.

Bring your bike for a guided tour highlighting the spectacular features of our largest natural area.  You must be 18 years old.

15 miles, strenuous – Meet at South Parking Lot

 

Program is free, however,

 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED**

The Reading Retriever!

Fridays at noon, June 11- July 30

Amy Fristoe and her furry companion, Claudeen Jean, will be at the green-roof shelter in the Children’s Garden ready to read gardening books with the kids!

Free: Drop-in program

 

Kick off your weekend right!  Leave work early (we won't tell your boss), pick-up your friends and family and hang out in the Museum's Heritage Courtyard on Friday afternoons while listening to musical performances or fun presentations from members of our community.  Bring a picnic blanket and snacks, enjoy the show and then head into Old Town for your Friday evening.  Details on each FAC are available on the Museum's website.  Access to the Heritage Courtyard is always free during Museum business hours.

Enjoy a morning of fun nature experiences with a volunteer Master Naturalist.  Program designed for kids to explore the world of insects. Meet at the picnic shelter (1/4 mile from trailhead).  

Free – no registration is required.

People have continuously occupied the Fort Collins area for over 12,000 years!  Explore human connections to the local lanscape.

0.5 mile hike, easy

 

Free - no registration required

Members of the Fort Collins Municipal Railway Society share stories about the famous Fort Collins Trolley!  See a real trolley token, try on a conductor's cap or cut, color and fold a paper trolley car to take home.  Program is free with paid admission (adults $4, seniors and children 3-12 $3, under 3 free).