Join us at Memorial Park in Woodland Park, CO on September 4th for a family event featuring 20 invited nationally recognized Native Artists, Powwow dancers/drum groups/singers, and Native American food vendors. Through the preservation/education efforts of Hawkquest and Rocky Mountain Wildlife Foundation you will see live birds of prey and wolves.

RMDRC will present 2 performances (1pm & 3pm) by the Native American Seven Falls Dancers. (outside, weather permitting). Indian fry bread will be available for purchase on the plaza in front of the museum from 11am-3pm.

Pancakes, bacon, sausage, eggs, make your own burritos, OJ, coffee and more!! Donations accepted

Bring the kids and a lunch or snack (we'll provide lemonade and coffee!) for a fun family movie!

A film about the damming of the Missouri River and subsequent desecration of ancestral burial sites. Part of the Environment Film Series.

FREE concert "On the Green" adjacent to the Ute Pass Cultural Center. Swing Factory - 11:00AM USAFA Stellar Brass - 12:30PM Thin Air Jazz - 2:00PM Vendors - Local Art - Food - Beer & Wine

Community wide garage sale held at the Woodland Park High School Parking Lot.

Recycle old or unwanted TV’s, computers, audio/video equipment and small appliances. Blue Star Recyclers is a locally owned and operated recycler of electronic waste. Electronics are disassembled in Colorado Springs by Community Intersections No toxic materials are land-filled or dumped abroad. All data devices are destroyed. Recycling fees: Monitors up to 21” $10.00. TV’s (measured diagonally) $1 per inch. All other small electronics….No Charge. Cash/Checks only. Call 719-591-6119 for quote on larger items. Hot dogs, chips, cookie provided by Keller Williams and People Bank!

Boys and girls ages 8 – 15 (age as of December 31, 2010) test their football skills in punting, passing and place kicking in our local competition. The winners in each age group from the local competition will advance to the sectional competition held in Pueblo. Winners at sectionals will advance and have the opportunity to show their skills during half time of a Denver Bronco’s game.

Bring your original poetry, or poetry from one of your favorite poets, and share it with other poetry lovers. Come to read or come to listen! Readings will be limited to 3 minutes per round.

A high altitude market with over 60 vendors showcasing locally grown produce, plants, jams, jellies, honey, breads, and meats as well as limited locally made crafts. Healthy in the Rockies is what the WPFM is all about.

Bring a friend and a lunch or snack and join us for a matinee movie! We'll provide coffee and lemonade!

Bring the kids and join us for a fun family movie. We provide snacks and drinks!

Give the gift of life to someone in need. We will begin at 2pm with no paper work begun before that time. There are no appointments, but donation is on a first come, first serve basis.

A high altitude market with over 60 vendors showcasing locally grown produce, plants, jams, jellies, honey, breads, and meats as well as limited locally made crafts. Healthy in the Rockies is what the WPFM is all about.

John Helm of Clarity CPR will be teaching First Aid/CPR classes at Pikes Peak Regional Hospital on the last Saturday of each month. To start August 28th. Please sign up at email claritycpr@hughes.net or 689-2733

Come celebrate Junior Ranger Day at Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument! Admission is free and kids of all ages can earn a Junior Ranger badge or patch by taking part in a number of activities. In addition to our normally scheduled ranger programs, Junior Rangers may enjoy a simulated fossil excavation and lab, learning to identify animal tracks and scat, taking discovery hikes, and touring the historic Hornbek Homestead.

A new slate of free computer classes begins in October and continues through December: Computer Basics, Internet Basics, Resume Basics, and Research Basics, as well as Microsoft Office 2007 courses; Microsoft Word, Publisher, Excel, and PowerPoint. Register early as class size is limited so pre-registration is required by calling 687-9281 x106.

Orientation for new and potential members of the Greater Woodland Park Chamber. Learn how to utilize to your best advantage the multiple added value benefits of belonging to the Chamber.

Business After Hours networking event for all Greater Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce members. Hosted by: Fidelity National Title.

Add a tool each month to your "Business Survival Tool Kit". Lunch is provided. Cost is $15.00 for Chamber Member and $25.00 for non-Chamber Member. Please RSVP to Chamber Office. November 4: Carpet Care presented by Golden Eagle Rug Cleaning.

Youth registration for WPHA 2010 – 2011 season begins in August. Registration deadline is November 6, 2010. Registration after November 6th will be charged a late jersey fee and jersey delivery cannot be guaranteed before team practices begin. Players must first register with USA Hockey, and obtain a USA Hockey number which will be provided with WPHA registration paperwork. http://www.usahockeyregistration.com/ * Note that WPHA registration fee is separate and in addition to USA Hockey. WPHA registration fees for 2010 – 2011 season are as follows: Eight and under (8U) Mite and Mini-Mite (5, 6, 7, & 8) year old - $45.00 Squirt (9/10 years), PeeWee (11/12 years), and Bantam (13/14 years) - $60.00 Midget (15 -18) - $100.00. (Games only- no practice) Download all Paperwork & forms online, http://www.woodlandparkhockey.com or pick up Registration Packets at Park & Rec Office and bring completed packets to the Walk-in Registration dates at the Woodland Park Library Downstairs Conference Room. Walk-In Dates: September 16 Thursday 5:00 to 7:00 pm October 16 Saturday 10:30 am to 1:00 pm November 6 Saturday 12:00 noon to 4:00 pm (Final Registration) Note: No packets will be accepted at Park & Rec, all players MUST come to a walk in date and try on a jersey and drop off paperwork.

Business After Hours networking event for all Greater Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce members. Hosted by Benchmark Home Mortgage and Edge The Salon and Spa.

Bring your original poetry, or poetry from another, and share it with other poetry lovers. Come to read or come to listen! Readings will be limited to 3 minutes per round. Meetings are every 2 months.

Add a tool each month to your "Business Survival Tool Kit". Lunch is provided. Cost is $15.00 for Chamber Member and $25.00 for non-Chamber Member. Please RSVP to Chamber Office. December 2: Estate Planning Basics presented by The Law Office of Julie D. Myers.

2010 is the 100 year anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. To recognize this organization and their contribution to our youth throughout the years, the parade committee has selected our local Boy and Cub Scout groups to be the beneficiary of this year’s parade. The theme for the parade this year is "Celebrating 100 Years of Christmas" with floats decorated in the decade of their choice. Sign up today to reserve a spot for your business or organization. Visit the web site (www.lightersideofchristmas.com) for an application.

Orientation for new and potential members of the Greater Woodland Park Chamber. Learn how to utilize to your best advantage the multiple added value benefits of belonging to the Chamber.

Colorado Springs, Colorado: On Saturday, January 29, 2011 at 7:30 P.M., at the Pike Peak Center 190 S. Cascade Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Leap into a new season with the National Ballet of Denver by taking in this tribute to some of the most renowned ballets of all time. The thrill of leaps, pirouettes, and exquisite Pointe work will explode with performances of great moments from the Greatest Classical Ballets of our Time, Featuring Artistic Directors Andrei Vassiliev and Cornell Callender, along with the National Ballet of Denver company dancers, International guest artists, and students of the National Ballet Academy of Denver. The National Ballet of Denver was founded March 5, 2005 by Mr. Callender and Mr. Vassiliev, and the annual performance helps sustain more than 2,000 classes offered year round to serious ballet students. The academy provides disciplined classical ballet training in the southern metropolitan areas of Denver, and serves a broad geographic swath, including Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree and Castle Rock. By founding a company and an academy, notes Mr. Vassiliev, Mr. Callender and I recognized a rare opportunity to bring high quality dance training and performance to the southern suburban community. The performance celebrates this achievement. Mr. Callender is one of the most talented dancers to emerge from the United States. He began his training at age 11 on a full scholarship at The School of the Hartford Ballet. _At age 14 Mr. Callender was invited to study at the Royal Ballet School where he received the Dame Ruth Railton Award, for overall high standard of technical and artistic excellence. The following year Mr. Callender represented the Royal Ballet School in the 2001 Prix de Lausanne Competition, were he was a prizewinner. Mr. Callender has performed with the Royal Ballet and the Birmingham Royal Ballet Company, the English National Ballet, and the Pacific Northwest Ballet.National Ballet of Denver cont'd. Mr. Vassiliev has demonstrated exceptional talent as a dancer and has performed with prestigious dance companies, both in Europe and the United States, including Theatre Opera Ballet of Sikifkar, Leipzig Opera Ballet, English National Ballet, and Pacific Northwest Ballet. Mr. Vassiliev's training was extensive and of exceptional quality. He trained at the Perm Academy Ballet School, Theatre Opera Ballet School of Sikifkar. After winning 1st prize in the prestigious Prix de Lausanne competition, Mr. Vassiliev was awarded a scholarship to study at the Hamburg Ballet School in Germany. In addition, Mr. Vassiliev performed at The 14th Annual Festival of Rudolf Nureyev, the Celebration of the Arts Gala in Padova Italy, and the Arts Gala in Verona Italy. Mr. Vassiliev is also an accomplished Choreographer. He has choreographed for the English National Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and the Verona Academy Ballet School. 'TICKETS AVAILABLE ONLINE AT TICKETSWEST.COM, AT ALL KING SOOPERS AND SELECT CITY MARKET LOCATIONS TICKET CENTER HOURS MAY VARY; CONTACT RETAILER TO CONFIRM HOURS OF OPERATION. TO CHARGE TICKETS BY PHONE, CALL 1.866.464.2626' Tickets are $28-$76. For further information, please contact The National Ballet of Denver, (303) 860-1236 or visit the web site www.nationalballetofdenver.org.