Get ready for some sunrise yoga and a stair climb challenge to benefit Children's Hospital Colorado. Prizes will be given to those who fundraise the most and those who complete the course in the fastest time. Registration required.
Witness ball-handling wizardry and basketball artistry. Join Globetrotter stars after the game where they will stay for an autograph, photograph, and high five session for fans (subject to availability). Before the game, with an additional Magic Pass ticket, spend time on the court with the Globetrotters shooting, trying out ball tricks, and getting autographs and…
Explore the intersection of technology and aerial dance with a performance by the Frequent Flyers.
See the lacrosse team play the Vancouver Warriors. The family pack includes four tickets, four sodas, and four hotdogs.
Come for sun salutation and stories, sponsored by the Boulder Library Foundation.
See the world-famous basketball team. Back by popular demand are the Flying Globies acrobatic trampoline dunk team. Before every game, secure a spot at Magic Pass, the Globetrotters’ exclusive pregame event. After the game, you can take part in a free autograph session.
See the Denver Nuggets play the New Orleans Pelicans while taking advantage of their family deal for four tickets and four family meals.
Celebrate Halloween all month with nightly costume contests, a haunted ropes course, and scavenger hunts.
Play and learn in the gym with slides, balls, yoga mats, and music. Ages 10-18 months. Reservations required; contact kimberly.baker@boulderjcc.org.
Join a yoga class for kids. Use all your senses, learn breathing and relaxation techniques, body and movement awareness, and social skills. Ages 2-5 with caregiver.
Watch the swimmers participating in this year’s Ironman triathlon. Overflow parking lot available at 5075 Chaparral Ct., Boulder. Shuttle service available.
Enroll in a school-day-off camp where kids can enjoy games, sports, arts and crafts, and indoor climbing. Reservations required.
Attend the longest-running snowboarding competition in the world in men’s and women’s slopestyle and halfpipe competitions. This will be the first major snowboard competition after the Peyong Chang games. There will be live concerts each day, a Riglet park for kids ages 3-6, an Après All Day program, Broomball tournament, and athlete signings.
Encourage physical activity and time with friends during Lafayette’s Screen Free Week. Register by April 27 and receive a free pass to the Bob L. Burger Recreation Center for the week of April 30-May 6. Turn in a completed activity log to receive a free book from the Lafayette Public Library. Reservations required.
Celebrate the arts, music, and nature in one event including an adventure area with kayaking and paddleboarding in a swimming pool, climbing wall, Ninja Warrior course, and arts courses for teens and adults.
See the home team play the Los Angeles Dodgers at the season home opener.
Move through a gentle yoga sequence, and play with the goats afterward. Geared toward families with children ages 3-8.
Try out a full-scale American Ninja Warrior and Obstacle Course Race (OCR) training facility, through a variety of kids’ classes. Ages 6-13. Reservations suggested.
Check out Rocky Mountain Rollerpunks, a Junior Roller Derby team based in Denver. Learn the basics about Roller Derby, an international sport committed to empowering women and girls through community and athleticism. Gear will be available to borrow. Ages 11-18. Email rollerpunks@rockymountainrollergirls with questions.
Attend this annual flag football camp and learn techniques and practice drills for offensive and defensive positions. All skill levels are welcome. Advance registration is required by Friday, March 2. Ages 4-14. Takes place at Shea Stadium within the park.
Experience the haka, one of the most iconic pre-game rituals in sports, then witness a double-header featuring #2-ranked New Zealand versus #3-ranked England.
Try your luck when Stearns Lake is usually closed and the catfish are biting. All ages. Anglers 16 years and up must have a current Colorado fishing license.
Race, run, jog, or walk through the streets of Boulder, finishing in Folsom Field, for a Memorial Day Celebration. Registration required. Visit website for course map.
Enjoy indoor playground equipment. Socks must be worn. Age 9 and under with adult. Age 4 and under for toddler area.
Join a yoga class for kids. Use all your senses, learn breathing and relaxation techniques, body and movement awareness, and social skills. Ages 6-12.
Watch local boxers compete at the annual boxing show.
See the world-famous basketball team. Back by popular demand are the Flying Globies acrobatic trampoline dunk team. Before every game, secure a spot at Magic Pass, the Globetrotters’ exclusive pregame event. After the game, you can take part in a free autograph session.
Receive an introduction to marine science including lessons in marine biodiversity and ocean acidification, followed by time in the pool learning basic snorkeling and freediving techniques. For Beginner II swimmers and up. Reservations required.
Participate in an intro to scuba, which starts with an immersive virtual reality dive. Receive a comprehensive safety briefing and learn the basics of scuba through games and activities. Ages 8-12. Reservations required.
See the Denver Nuggets play the Indiana Pacers while taking advantage of their family deal for four tickets and four family meals.
Support the American Cancer Society by plunging into icy cold water, either as an individual or as part of a group. Reservations required.
Join Frequent Flyers' youth student company in an aerial dance performance utilizing aerial fabric, lyra, and sling. Reservations available; tickets also sold at the door.
Splash, play and practice in the pool as a family. Instead of a lifeguard, a deck manager and certified swim teacher will be present to assist with drills and techniques. $5 per person; $15 per family up to five members. Open to current and former students and families. No reservations required.
Watch participants in this year’s Ironman triathlon and visit the Ironman village.
Be part of a national movement that allows kids to learn about ice hockey and give it a try to see if they would be interested in playing the sport. Ages 4-9. Registration required.
Celebrate the mission of empowering women and eliminating racism with a fun 5K and 10K walk or run and a 1-mile kid’s dash, followed by a rally and multicultural festival.
Enjoy swimming and playing in the sand at the Boulder Reservoir with your family.
Cheer on the Colorado Rapids as they take on the Seattle Sounders, then stick around for a fireworks show after the game.
Take a sailboat ride with your family and learn more about Community Sailing of Colorado. For all levels; no sailing experience required. Reservations required. Age 5 and up.
Join the Bob Burger Recreation Center Preschool staff for songs, stories, and finger plays. Stay for a craft and a healthy snack. Learn about opportunities for young people at the BBRC.
Teach your child about water safety during this global event taking place at approximately 600 host locations in 25 countries, including several in Colorado. Visit the website to find more locations near you and get details on time, age ranges, and cost.
Learn the basics of skateboarding through this special program called SkateStart Level 1. SkateStart boards will be available to use during class. Perfect for young beginners. Advance registration is required by Monday, March 5. Ages 4-12. Takes place at Redstone Skate Park within the park.
Enjoy sun salutations and stories, sponsored by the Boulder Library Foundation.
Climb safely on ropes into the crown of a tall tree. Age 7 and up. Reservations required.
Develop a variety of climbing skills and work on body awareness and footwork. Ages 5-14. Groups are divided by ability. Reservations required.
Participate in the 9th annual Frank Shorter RACE4Kids' Health 5K and Expo with your family, to benefit the nonprofit organization Healthy Learning Paths. Try the Applebee's Buzz run for ages 3-5 or Diaper Dash for age 2 and under. Wear a costume for a chance to win a prize.
Peek into the past and see what pioneers did for work and fun on a mountain ranch. Cheer on the vintage baseball players and learn some facts about old-fashioned sports and pastimes.
Explore kids’ yoga for improved strength and flexibility through storytelling. Ages 6-12.
Enjoy basic yoga poses for kids along with stories.
Encourage children to take on a kid-friendly course of swimming, pedaling, and running. Medals presented by local Olympians; snacks will be served. Ages 2-15. Registration required.
Join in an after-hours event for the whole family, featuring a kid-friendly DJ, crafts, hula-hooping on the patio, and snacks. Reservations required online.
An opportunity for the Denver/Boulder Jewish community to attend the Colorado Rapids vs. L.A. Galaxy game with discounted tickets and a free tailgate. Hot dogs, chips, drinks, cookies, and brownies will be provided. Price includes a T-shirt for each child and a chance to do the "high-five" tunnel as the players come onto the field.…
Interact with current Broncos players at this annual latino fan fest, and get autographs and photos with Broncos’ cheerleaders, Miles, and the Super Bowl trophies.
Skate outdoors in Boulder on the plaza next to the Dushanbe Teahouse.
Spend a day out of school swinging, spinning, climbing, and hanging upside down. Learn skills on trapeze, aerial fabric, aerial sling, and more. Ages 8-16.
See the world-famous basketball team. Back by popular demand are the Flying Globies acrobatic trampoline dunk team. Before every game, secure a spot at Magic Pass, the Globetrotters’ exclusive pregame event. After the game, you can take part in a free autograph session.
Practice yoga poses along with stories, sponsored by the Boulder Library Foundation.
Enter a free throw contest for a chance to win a Thanksgiving turkey. Participants will be divided by age and gender. Age 6 and up. Reservations required.
Cheer on the Denver outlaws as they battle the Boston Cannons. Stay after the game for world-renowned Zambelli Fireworks paired with visuals on a 220-foot-wide, high-definition screen.
Compete in throwing, hitting, and running, with the chance to advance to the sectionals and state finals. Participants must bring a copy of their birth certificate and complete a local entry form prior to participating. Ages 6-13 (kids age 5 and under can participate but are not eligible to advance to sectionals).
See the famous team's ball-handling wizardry and basketball artistry. They'll showcase basketball's first 4-point line, located 30 feet from the basket, 6 feet and 3 inches beyond the top of the NBA's current 3-point line. Enjoy a pre-show event with a Magic Pass, purchased separately.
Get prepared for ski and snowboard season before the slopes open for the season. Shop ski and snowboard equipment and accessories, meet vendors, try the high ropes course, fitness challenge, a Longboard Demo Course, and a learn-to-ski dry slope for new skiers.
Let little ones test their new-found balance bike skills on the racetrack. Children of all skill levels are welcome to participate. Race day will also include the 14x Experience, an area where kids can try pedaling for the first time. Ages 2-6.
Pay tribute to the late Warren Miller with an adventure skiing film featuring world-class athletes skiing in some of Miller’s favorite locations around the world. All ages. Age 15 and up admitted without parent. Reservations required.
Cheer on Adam’s Camp campers with special needs, local celebrities, and former professional and collegiate athletes for a unique game of basketball. There will also be a Special Olympics Colorado game area, Disney characters and superheros, mascots from Colorado sports teams, face-painting, and a silent auction.
Enjoy safe gymnastics play with your child, including WiFi and coffee for parents. Ages 18 months-6 years. Age 3 and up (potty trained) can be dropped off for up to 90 minutes. Reservations required.
Stick around after the game for a fireworks show. See the Colorado Rapids play the Montreal Impact.
Make a positive impact on the community by participating in a two or four-mile run. Proceeds from each year are given to a nominated family or person facing hardship.
Participate in a stroller- and dog-friendly 5K course along the Coal Creek trail. Enjoy a brew, food, games, and a costume contest afterward.
Watch multiple divisions play rugby—including adult, collegiate, high school, and youth teams—in the 51st annual tournament.
Kick off the CU Buffalo's home football games along the Pearl Street Mall with the Golden Buffalo Marching Band. Cheer on the team and coaching staff. All ages.
Drop in to use the gymnastics center on your own for unstructured activity. Parents must be with child for ages 2-5. No coaches or parents allowed in the gym for ages 6-18.
Skate after Thanksgiving and get free rental with a donation of 2 nonperishable food items for Weld County Food Bank. Age 3 and up.
3 and 6pm. See five new short films from the world of climbing, filled with action, laughs, and inspiration. All ages. $19-$25.
Participate in a 4 mile, 4K, or Kids Run known for its laid-back atmosphere, and the Red, White, and Blue Snow Party with a Slip 'n' Slide finish line. Reservations required.
Run along a scenic 10K or 2 mile course. Proceeds benefit the City of Longmont Recreation Services Youth Scholarship Fund.
Run, walk, or jog in a scenic 5K through the University of Colorado campus, finishing inside the warm Balch Field House. All ages. Reservations required.
See boats, accessories, supplies, and watercraft plus get boating information. Get $2 off admission by bringing a nonperishable food item and purchasing tickets the Colorado Convention Center Boat Show ticket booth.
Watch competitors Vakhitov and Ilunga face off for the light heavyweight world title in kickboxing.
Attend the game between the Rockies and the St. Louis Cardinals. Then stay to watch The Sandlot on the new scoreboard. Package includes game and movie tickets and a limited edition Colorado Rockies Movie Night blanket.
Fish together as a two-person team consisting of one senior age 64 or older and one junior age 15 or younger, in a pond stocked with rainbow trout. Prizes awarded for the team that catches the heaviest trout, has the largest age difference, and is first to catch the limit. Artificial and live bait permitted;…
Skate together, play skate-related games, work on new skills and tricks, learn about skateboarding history, and enjoy the skateboarding community.
Learn hip-hop with dance educators from Block 1750, with the NoBo Corner Library. Beginner class; all levels welcome.
Climb trees safely on ropes with the help of trained facilitators. Equipment provided. Age 7 and up. Reservations required.
Work on a variety of skills and on obstacles of your choice. Classes held during open gym take priority, and might need to use certain equipment. Age 5 and up.
Participate in a clinic to improve your swim skills. Includes a deck and pool safety class with group problem-solving challenges. Ages 6-12. Students must be able to swim comfortably in the deep end of the pool. Reservations required.
Enjoy an evening of swimming, sports, dancing, and concessions. Grades 3-6.
Fill holiday and vacation time with public skating activities at Edge Ice Arena. A variety of extended hours available.
Bring your kids learn skills on trapeze, aerial fabric, sling, acrobatics, and more. No experience necessary. Ages 5-11. Reservations required.
Attend a family expo with a 5K. New for 2019, the Kids Marathon Challenge is a fun way for kids ages 14 and under to set a fitness goal and complete a marathon at the same time. Kids who take on the challenge commit to running or walking a total of 25.3 miles.
Enjoy a full day of activities at the recreation center on a BVSD no-school day. Bring a lunch, snack and drink. Ages 5-11. Reservations required.
Participate in a golf tournament and bingo games, the day before the main festival. Proceeds benefit programs for the senior citizens of Broomfield. Reservations required.
Join the Boulder County Park Rangers for winter games and snow-filled competition. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Reservations required online.
Do a half-day camp or sign up for all three to try a new activity each day: gymnastics on Wednesday; ninja on Thursday; cheerleading on Friday. Register for activity #351000-03 to -05. Ages 5-12.
Learn about dynamic warm-up and stretching with the Children's Hospital Colorado athletic trainers. This event can help athletes of all ages prepare their bodies for active play to stay healthy and strong.
Make it a day of play with an 18-hold miniature gold course, go-karts, bumper cars, a maze and ropes course.
See the Avs play the New Jersey Devils while taking advantage of a Family Night deal for tickets, food, and drinks for four people.
Enjoy an evening of swimming, sports, dancing, concessions, and more. Grades 3-6.
Receive an introduction to marine science, followed by time in the pool learning basic snorkeling and free-diving techniques. Ages 6-12. Reservations required. Students must be able to swim comfortably in the deep end of the pool.
Head to the front patio of the Greeley Ice Haus to enjoy a monstrous performance in the sunlight on the new synthetic ice. That will be followed by a free public skate (skate rental included). Guests are encouraged to dress up like their favorite monster.
Participate in hourlong fishing sessions. Instruction, poles, and bait provided. Reservations required online for 8am, 9am, or 10am time slots. Ages 6-12 with parent.
Explore kids’ indoor climbing in a safe atmosphere including top ropes, auto-belays, zip lines, slides, and bouldering. Reservations required.
Move through a gentle yoga sequence, and play with the goats afterward. Geared toward families with children ages 3-8.
Remember yesteryear and skate on the indoor "pond." The Ice Haus will be decorated to look like Greeley’s infamous Lincoln Park, the main park in the center of the original city and where the annual Tree Lighting and Festival of Lights happened. Age 3 and up.
Sign up for a 3-on-3 basketball tournament on a BSVD no-school day. Grades 6-8. Limit four players per team.
Go on an adventure through this obstacle course race series featuring 13-15 fun and challenging obstacles and mud. Ages 5-16.
Have the opportunity to try or build skills in aerial dance, for beginners through advanced aerial dancers. Includes classes, lectures/demonstrations, informal discussions, networking, and performances.
Skate together, play skate-related games, work on new skills and tricks, and learn about skateboarding history. Reservations required.
Skate at the newest outdoor ice skating location, at the Shops at Northfield next to Zen Asian Sushi Bar & Grill.
Enjoy the combination of Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day with clinics, demos, and bike safety checks, and the Valmont Open Disk Golf Tournament, where participants play two rounds and enjoy a lunch. Visit website for registration link.
Compete in dribbling, passing, and shooting drills with the chance to advance to sectional and state final events. Bring a copy of the participant’s birth certificate and complete a local entry form. Register with activity #154904-01. Ages 6-13.
Learn proper archery technique, form, safety, and basic shooting skills in an indoor, controlled environment. Age 6 and up.
Join in a Halloween themed 5K and 10K race and ¼-mile Kiddie Goblin Run. Enjoy light breakfast snacks, coffee, and hot chocolate. Participants get a long-sleeve high performance race shirt. Proceeds benefit community youth. Reservations required.
Watch The Mammoth return home to Pepsi Center to face off against the Saskatchewan Rush. January 13th's game theme is “Kids Take Charge." The Mammoth encourages parents to let their kids take them out to a game. In-game entertainment will be geared toward kids.
See the world-famous basketball team. Back by popular demand are the Flying Globies acrobatic trampoline dunk team. Before every game, secure a spot at Magic Pass, the Globetrotters’ exclusive pregame event. After the game, you can take part in a free autograph session.
Participate in an introduction to scuba diving, starting with taking an immersive virtual reality dive to spark the imagination. After a comprehensive safety briefing, students learn the basics of scuba diving through games in the pool. Ages 8-12. Reservations required. Must be able to swim comfortably in the deep end of the pool.
Swim at the JCC Denver pool. Special activities are planned throughout the day including pool fitness classes and family-friendly pool activities. This event is open to the public.
Participate in a skate park competition for skateboarders, BMX, and scooter riders in the Denver metro area.
Enjoy a family archery activity with a wide variety of halloween targets, candy filled balloons, zombies, and moving targets for an extra challenge. Light refreshments will be provided. Age 6 and up.
Learn skills like running, jumping, passing, hand-offs, and other movements used in football in a fun and welcoming environment. No previous experience needed. Plus, enjoy inflatables and a photo station. Ages 4-14. Register for one of the sessions online.
Watch the Colorado Rockies play against the Houston Astros, with a fireworks display following the game.
Enjoy a healthy day with an oatmeal breakfast at Pioneer Elementary (101 E. Baseline Rd.), 5K run (200 E. Baseline Rd.), and ninja warrior courses at the recreation center.
Watch action-packed basketball artistry and ball handling skills. New this season: The Globetrotters debut their new 4-point line, 30 feet from the basket.
Enjoy a summer night of shore fishing at the lake. Anglers age 16 and up need a Colorado fishing license. Artificial and live bait permitted. Check in required at the trailhead on S. 104th St.
Move through a gentle yoga sequence, and play with the goats afterward. Geared toward families with children ages 3-8.
Compete in base running, batting, and throwing. The top boy and girl scorer in each age group from each local competition will advance to a sectional competition. Ages 6-13.
Join Adam’s Camp campers with special needs plus local celebrities, former professional and collegiate athletes, and the providers from Partners in Pediatrics for a unique game of basketball. In addition to the game, there will be mascots from Colorado’s sports teams, face-painting, and a silent auction.
Join in a 30-minute beginner level yoga class for kids in which you’ll learn basic poses, meet physical challenges, and use your imagination. Age 3 and up.
Enjoy a variety of outdoor and kids' activities featuring Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day on June 16 and a disc golf tournament on June 17.
Enjoy a day at the outdoor JCC Baby Pool with snacks, bubbles, chalk, and pool time. Age 3 and under. Register online.
Participate in a stroke technique and dive clinic to improve swim skills. Includes a deck and pool safety class with group problem-solving challenges. For Intermediate I swimmers and up. Reservations required.
See the Denver Nuggets play the Washington Wizards while taking advantage of their family deal for four tickets and four family meals.
Learn softball, T-Ball, and general sports skills for tots. Ages 2.5-4.5. Registration required.
Have a drink and listen to music alongside kids' arts and crafts, foosball tables, a mini soccer field, and enclosed play area.
Get your body in tip-top shape for sports. Practice dynamic stretching, weave through obstacle courses, and learn how to keep your body healthy and strong with the Children’s Hospital Colorado Athletic Trainers.
Celebrate cycling with a kids’ festival, three different ride routes, an expo pavilion, food, and music, presented by Bicycle Longmont.
Enjoy games, sports, and crafts for your kids on a BSVD no-school day. Ages 5-11.
Celebrate adventure sports, music, and the mountain lifestyle at the GoPro Mountain Games. Kids athletic events include a free mountain bike race and Mountain Mud Run.
Join Frequent Flyers' student company as they bring Wonderland to life through aerial dance.
Skate to music from different eras, played by a variety of DJs.
Compete in dribbling, passing, and shooting with the chance to advance to the sectional and state finals. Registration required.
Join in the fun and support Colorado American Legion Baseball. All proceeds benefit the Western Regional Tournament. Seating is limited.
Oct. 14 and 21, 2:15-3:15pm. Attend free sessions to give girls ice hockey a try. A four-week development program follows the sessions for $75 which includes on-ice professional instructions. Equipment is available to use for free for the sessions. Ages 5-16. Registration required.
Play glow-in-the-dark capture the flag, light-up stick battles, glowing clay pot jousting, a black-light obstacle course, light-up nunchucks, and glow-sword battles. There will be different time slots for ages 4-6. Cost is $30 and each participant will receive an LED light-up foam weapon to take home. Must email support@coloradoacademy.com or call (303) 347-2200 to register.
Skate on a 6,500-square-foot outdoor ice-skating rink with historic Downtown Louisville as a backdrop.
Try out scuba diving in a pool, taught by a Weaver's Dive & Travel Center instructor. Learn about scuba equipment, how to use it, and how to breath and swim underwater. All equipment will be provided. No experience necessary. Age 8 and up. Reservations required. $50 residents, $63 nonresidents.
