Come learn about the important issue of the future of renewable water in Castle Pines!
Wednesday, January 23
6:00 p.m.
Castle Pines Community Center
7404 Yorkshire Drive
Water is a precious resource in Colorado and poses many challenges to our communities. If you would like to learn more about how the Castle Pines North Metro District is dealing with these challenges, you don't want to miss this presentation.
Co-hosted with the Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce and featuring water resource expert Bruce Lytle, P.E., this presentation will provide an overview of decades-long water challenges in Douglas County and share the ways in which CPNMD is working to overcome them in the Castle Pines community.
Light appetizers, beer and wine served at 6 p.m., presentation begins at 6:30 p.m.
REGISTER HERE!
Find more information on renewable water sources here.
Tour Castle Pines Village homes for sale this weekend!
Saturday, January 13
12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Coldwell Banker Castle Pines
482 West Happy Canyon Road
Coldwell Banker Castle Pines is hosting an Open House for their listings in Castle Pines Village on Saturday, January 13 from noon until 4 p.m. Register at their office: 482 West Happy Canyon Road where you will receive a map with information on the houses that will be held open. A gate pass will also be issued.
Visit La Sandia in Park Meadows for a brand new event - Make it Monday!
La Sandia
8419 Park Meadows Center Drive
Lone Tree, CO 80124
(303) 586-5511
La Sandia is launching a new initiative called Make It Monday! These fun-filled craft nights occur every Monday and feature a new craft each time taught by a local artist. Even better, it's all night Happy Hour every Monday, so you can take advantage of amazing happy hour prices to get the creative juices flowing!
Enjoy dessert with Edgar Allen Poe in the Dark Castle!
Edgar Allan Poe invites you to gather by candlelight in his parlor to celebrate his 208th birthday when Poe comes to life in a mesmerizing one-man show featuring Chautauqua scholar and actor David Skipper. Poe will provide a reading of his horrific tale of revenge, "A Cask of Amontillado", "Annabelle Lee", and of course... "The Raven". You may even catch a glimpse of Poe at his writing desk on your tour of the castle!
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE!
Reservations include: castle tour, performance, dessert, meet and greet photo opportunity and cash bar!
Learn everything you've wanted to know about Douglas County!
Visit www.dougcodata.org to learn about things like:
* Community development and demographic information *
* Information on road construction and capital improvements *
* Photos, locations and details of the numerous recreation opportunities in Douglas County *
* Property valuation and taxes *
There is a wealth of information about where you live at your fingertips. Check it out today!
Free full SAT test offered by Class 101!
Sign up for an opportunity for your student to take a full SAT test at no cost. Students will gain an understanding of the material covered on the SAT and what the testing experience is like. Students can also receive their test scores and a trend analysis at no cost by individual appointment.
Contact Laura at (720) 767-301 to register for an upcoming test!
Get a leg up on your new year's resolutions and join the Castle Pines Run Club!
Are you a runner hoping to meet other runners in Castle Pines? Then join the Castle Pines Run Club! The club will meet at the Plum Creek Trailhead (near The Meadows) at 5:30 p.m. every Wednesday. Runs are 3-5 miles long and runners of all abilities are welcome. Meet at Rockyard Brewery for a post-run social!
Contact Ashley at info@discoveryrunning.com with questions.
Timber Trail 3rd graders research and rally to help children with autism!
Enterprising 3rd graders from Timber Trail Elementary conducted research on playground equipment that is better suited for children with autism and presented their case and findings to members and staff of Castle Pines Metro District and the Castle PinesParks Authority in October. Based on the 3rd graders' findings, the two organizations worked together and donated money and time to purchase and install new playground equipment at Coyote Ridge Park in December. The Tiber Trail PTO also contributed funds. Read all about it in the January issue of The Connection!
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