Eagle View Adult Center - September & October 2021 - City of Brighton
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Eagle View
Adult Center
September & October 2021
Lottery Registration
Call EVAC at
303-655-2075 with your
name and phone number
no later then Mon. Aug 30
at 4:00 p.m. See page 2 for
more details.
Car Show - Sat. Sept 11
Friday Feast - Fri. Sept 24 & Oct 8
Craft Fair Sign-up - Wed. Oct 6
Elvis is in the House - Tues. Oct 12
1150 Prairie Center Parkway, Brighton, CO 80601
303-655-2075 ~ evacinfo@brightonco.gov
www.brightonco.gov
2 Center Information
Table of Contents Page Registration Procedure for All Programs
Continuous Drop-in Activities ....... 3 To lessen the amount of people entering EVAC at
once, we will do a lottery registration, which will
September Happenings.................. 4 & 5 begin in person Wed. Sept 1 at assigned times.
October Happenings….…….….… 6 & 7 To be included, call EVAC at 303-655-2075
with your name and phone number no later
Trips………...……………………. 8 & 9 then Mon. Aug 30 at 4:00 p.m.
Classes...…………………………. 10 - 13 All names will be entered in the lottery and
chosen randomly. You will receive a phone call
Medicare Series.…………………. 14 on Tues. Aug 31 with your assigned registration
Center Info & Cancellations …….. 2 & 15 time for Wed. Sept 1.
To make registration run efficiently:
Don’t Miss This …….………….... 16 * Arrive on time.
* Registration form must be completed before
Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. meeting with staff.
Phone: 303-655-2075 * Do not fill out checks in advance.
Location: 1150 Prairie Center Parkway * Payment is due at the time of registration.
Brighton, CO 80601 * You can sign up for yourself and one other
person for the same programs.
Eagle View Center Staff * Only those with appointments will be
Sue Corbett - Director registered on Sept 1.
Donna Singer - Program Coordinator On Thurs. Sept 2, registration will open on a
Evon Benitez - Information & Referral first-come, first-serve basis.
Gayle Martinez - Administrative Assistant
Calvin Perdue - Program Coordinator Online Registration
Eleanor Maestas - VOA Meal Site Coordinator Starting Oct 1 Eagle View will now offer online
Judy Walters - Front Desk/Rentals registration.
Cindy Castro - Custodian If you’re interested in learning how this will
Karen Mitchell - VNA Nurse work, please join us on Tues. Sept 21 at 1:30 p.m.
*************************** During this presentation we will show you how to
On The Cover: create a login and navigate our webpage. See
Left Photo: Jeanette Chadwick, Chris Fretter, page 2 of the registration form.
Janet Urban, Judy Walters, Mark Day, If you have registered for programs at Eagle View
Mary Ann Ferrie in the past and have a Household Account with
Right Photo: Sheryl Stoddard, Diane Figlewicz, us, you will have a unique username and
Diane Berkland password. Please call the center after Sept 22 at
303-655-2075 for your temporary login
*************************** information. If new to the Center and not needing
help, you can visit http://evac.brightonco.gov to
VOA Lunch create an account.
A hot, nutritious lunch is provided by Volunteers
of America, Mondays and Thursdays at 11:30 Senior Wellness Clinic
a.m. Please reserve your VOA meal in The Senior Wellness Clinic focuses on health
advance: For Mondays reserve the Thursday promotion and disease prevention for seniors 55+.
before, for Thursdays reserve the Monday Operated by Visiting Nurses Association (VNA),
before. Call Eleanor at 303-655-2271 between services include foot care, health checks, and blood
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m., Mon. & Thurs. pressure checks. Fee for foot care is $35 payable at
Daily meal donations are appreciated. the time of your appointment. Foot care may be
$2.50 Donation per meal if age 60+ Kaiser covered with pre-approval. Reduced fee upon
$8.50 Mandatory charge if under 60 approval available. Masks required for everyone.
Call 303-655-2075 for appointment.
Closed on Mon. Sept 6. Clinic hours: 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Thursdays: Sept 9, 16, 23; Oct 14, 21, 28
Fridays: Sept 10, 17; Oct 8, 15
Continuous Drop-in Activities 3
Billiards Craft Time
Are you looking for a great place Work on any DRY craft hobby
to play pool? We have two tables such as tatting, knitting, Rosalie Farrer
that are first-come, first-serve crocheting, and in the company of is an amazing
during business hours. “Ladies others! all around
only” play on Mondays between 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. instructor at
1:00 - 4:00 p.m. Mondays EVAC.
25¢ per day 25¢ per day
Closed Mon. Sept 6
Bingo In-Person
Join us in the dining room every Knit & Crochet Drop-in
Drop in to knit or crochet with Cards, Cards, Cards!
Thursday with Barbara as our New players welcome. Call the
caller. One card per player. Win others. No instructor.
10:00 - 11:30 a.m. listed volunteer.
gift cards!
12:15 p.m. Wednesdays Hand and Foot
Thursdays Conference Room 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
25¢ per day Mondays
Gift card prizes sponsored by: Room: Hawk/Heron
Mexican Train Dominos
Sept 2, 16; Oct 7, 14, 28: This is an easy game to learn - it’s Linda: 303-910-4221
Inglenook at Brighton regular dominos with a fun twist. Closed Mon. Sept 6
Sept 9, 30; Oct 21: Eagle View 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Senior Advisory Board
Pinochle Pals
Wednesdays 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Sept 23: Home Helpers Home Scrabble Tuesdays
Care Room: Hawk/Heron
Play Scrabble with others who
enjoy the game. Sandy: 303-917-7153
Computers Available 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Computers with free internet are Cribbage
Wednesdays 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
available when Falcon Room is
unoccupied. You will need to Toys for God’s Kids Wednesdays
reserve a time. When you arrive, Make and/or assemble wooden Room: Peer
go to the front desk for assistance. cars to distribute to kids around Shirley: 720-685-3369
A cleaned and sanitized keyboard the world through “Toys for God’s Tournament: $4
will be checked out for you to use. Kids.” Call Dave at 303-637-7686 Wed. Sept 29 & Oct 27
for details.
Free Wi-Fi 8:15 - 10:15 a.m. Bridge
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout Tuesdays 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
EVAC. Inquire at front desk. 25¢ per day Fridays
Room: Hawk/Heron
Ladies Billiards Wood Carving Drop-in Judy: 303-378-5226
This is “women only” time to Learn to carve wood or work on Please call if new.
enjoy the pool tables. an existing project. Call Norm at
1:00 - 4:00 p.m. 978-568-1191 to arrange free Pitch
Mondays instruction. 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
25¢ per day 8:15 - 10:15 a.m. Fridays
Closed Mon. Sept 6 Tuesdays Room: Falcon
25¢ per day Shirley: 720-685-3369
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 Craft Time 8:15 Toys for God’s 10:00 Knit & Crochet 12:15 Bingo 12:30 Bridge
12:30 Hand & Foot Kids 12:30 Cribbage 12:30 Pitch
1:00 Ladies Billiards 8:15 Wood Carving 12:30 Dominos
12:30 Pinochle Pals 12:30 Scrabble
4 September Happenings
Blood Pressure Screening Bunco Counseling.
The Brighton Fire Department will Bunco is a fun game of dice filled 1:00 p.m.
perform FREE blood pressure with laughter and prizes. No Mon. Sept 13
checks. New time! refreshments will be served at this $2
10:30 - 11:30 a.m. time. All Bunco players will be Deadline: Fri. Sept 10
Thurs. Sept 2/ Mon. Sept 27 asked to sanitize their hands before
and after play. The Constitution
Denver Broncos History 1:15 - 3:15 p.m. Nobody Wanted
September 9th starts the 61st Thurs. Sept 9 & 30 EVAC & Zoom
season for the Denver Broncos as $4 (per day) To commemorate its signing on
a National Football League team. Deadline: Wed. before September 17, 1787, come to this
Hear about the history of our historical presentation on the U.S.
hometown team by NFL historian Evaluating Your Drug Plan Constitution. After the members of
Scott Perry. Wear your best EVAC & Zoom the Continental Congress signed the
football fan attire to enter a prize Medicare Open Enrollment is the Declaration of Independence, they
drawing. time you can annually review and came up with an idea for a
2:00 p.m. change your prescription drug plan government - the Articles of
Tues. Sept 7 to make sure your medications are Confederation - which turned out to
$5 covered and you are getting the be ineffective. However, when
Deadline: Fri. Sept 3 best deal. This program will help delegates met in Philadelphia in
you evaluate your Part D coverage 1787 to devise a new plan for
Meditation with a demonstration on how to government, they argued and
Meditation can free us from stress, look up your medications using the compromised so much hardly
allow us more joy, help us sleep, Medicare.gov system. Presenter anyone embraced the Constitution
and give the body more energy. It Lisa Asmussen is a Medicare at the time. Presenter: Paul
is so simple that anyone can specialist. Lisa will also cover Flanders.
meditate and see its true benefits. prescription discount programs 2:00 p.m.
You will be introduced to several such as Good RX. Tues. Sept 14
meditation styles to find one that 1:30 p.m. $4
works for you! You may meditate Fri. Sept 10 Deadline: Mon. Sept 13
in a chair or on the floor (bring a Free
yoga mat or blanket). Meditation Deadline: Thurs. Sept 9 Active Minds: New York
facilitator Cameron Cordova has EVAC & Zoom
traveled world-wide in search of Car Show There’s no place in the world quite
meditation techniques and has Everyone loves old cars, fancy like New York City. From
practiced for 20+ years. This is a cars, fast cars - and Brighton has a Broadway to Wall Street, Little
follow-up to our “Battling Belly lot of cars! They will be proudly
Italy to Central Park, New York has
Fat” class. displayed in our parking lot at our
a history and an energy all its own.
9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Annual Car Show. Call
Join Active Minds as we virtually
Wednesdays 303-655-2075 to find out how to
visit one of the world’s most
Sept 8, 15, 22 get your car in the show. Brighton
important cities. We’ll explore the
$15 (3 wks) Jazz will be performing!
city’s past and present, as well as
Deadline: Tues. Sept 7 8:30 - 10:30 a.m.
the important people and places that
Sat. Sept 11
have shaped this unique city.
Kindness Counts 1:30 p.m.
This group is about fun, easy ideas Managing Grief Wed. Sept 15
for spreading a little kindness and Loneliness $6
throughout the community. Each Come learn about processing the Deadline: Tues. Sept 14
month we pick a project and work loss of relationships and the
together as a group to be kind. challenges associated with To be included in the initial
11:00 a.m. loneliness, and other aspects of registration, call EVAC at
Wed. Sept 8 grief and loss. Facilitated by 303-655-2075 with your name
Andrea Durocher and Kelly Webb and phone number by
from Pennock Center for Mon. Aug 30 at 4:00 p.m.
September Happenings 5
Feathered Friends: Temples There’s Gold in
Eurasian Kestrel of India Them Thar Hills
The Eurasian or “Common” Join us to EVAC & Zoom
kestrel is the only non-native learn Let’s head into the hills to see the
raptor that the Raptor Education intriguing boomtowns that filled the Front
Foundation cares for. If you’ve facts about Range, and the mines that gave them
ever been to Paris, Rome, or the temples of India, many dating a reason to be! Cities like Idaho
Salzburg, chances are one of these back centuries. View the Springs and Georgetown got rich on
falcons was spying on you from wonderful architecture, intricate metals, and on mining the men who
the edge of an ancient cathedral. designs, and beautiful art inside mined the mountains, honestly and
Learn about their long association the temples. A temple is reserved not! Presented by Denver History
with humans in Europe and around for spiritual rituals and activities Tours, we will strike it rich in some
the world. Your fee supports the such as prayer, meditation, of the mountain boomtowns that
Raptor Education Foundation in sacrifice, and worship. They have given Colorado so much of its
caring for injured birds. serve as a place to understand history.
1:30 p.m. and appreciate Indian art, culture, 2:00 p.m.
Thurs. Sept 16 and religion for generations to Mon. Sept 27
$5 come. Instructor Akila $4
Deadline: Wed. Sept 15 Arumugam is from India and an Deadline: Wed. Sept 22
instructor at EVAC.
Nutrition and Belly Fat 1:30 p.m. “Tiny” Hill’s Biggest Times
As a follow-up to our “Battling Wed. Sept 22 Local historian Robin Kring shares
Dangerous Belly Fat” program, $5 highlights, photos, music
Nutritionist Diana Berkland will Deadline: Tues. Sept 21 recordings, and memorabilia from
provide tips on choosing the right Tiny Hill’s hugely-popular Big
food combinations for weight loss Cultivating New Band career and his personal
and avoiding weight gain. She Relationships connection to the Brighton/Fort
will provide information on hidden It is often challenging to make Lupton area. “America’s Biggest
fats/sugars in food, weight loss new connections. This class will Band Leader” (all 350 lbs. of him)
myths, and “eat this, not that” tips. focus on cultivating relationships packed national ballrooms at the
Fun visuals will enhance this and nurturing new friendships. height of the Big Band era (1930 -
interesting and educational Facilitated by Andrea Durocher 1940) recording over 100 records!
program. Time after for questions. and Kelly Webb from Pennock Also learn about his Fort Lupton
1:00 p.m. Center for Counseling farm, Brighton radio station, and his
Mon. Sept 20 2:00 p.m. three “fit for a country-music-song”
$3 Thurs. Sept. 23 marriages. Robin Kring is a local
Deadline: Fri. Sept 17 $2 historian/speaker/author.
Deadline: Wed. Sept 22 1:30 p.m.
Medicare Counseling Tues. Sept 28
Meet one-on-one with Ann Friday Feast $5
Brothers on Medicare issues. She Who doesn’t love John Denver Deadline: Fri. Sept 24
is specially trained on Medicare music? Back by popular request,
insurance programs, including we have a special treat today with Cribbage Tournament
Medicare Part D. Call Evon at Chris Collins performing Our monthly cribbage tournament is
303-655-2079 to make an everything John Denver. We’ll lots of fun and includes prize
appointment. Adams County be serving tailgate ham winnings. Just drop in and pay fee
residents with Medicare questions sandwiches, Craisin-broccoli to the tournament volunteer. All
can also call Benefits in Action at salad, and dessert provided by players are to sanitize their hands
720-221-8354. Inglenook. before playing. No refreshments
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon will be served at this time.
Tues. Sept 21 Fri. Sept. 24 12:30 p.m.
Deadline: Fri. Sept 17 $6 Wed. Sept 29
Deadline: Wed. Sept 22 $4
6 October Happenings
To be included in the initial Flu Shots many different religions and
registration, call EVAC at Platte Valley Medical Center will denominations. Through this
303-655-2075 with your name be here to give annual flu shots. architectural journey, participants
and phone number by No appointment necessary – just will also learn about the growth of
Mon. Aug 30 at 4:00 p.m. walk in. For more information, Denver and hear a few stories that
call 303-498-3590. have linked hand in hand the
8:00 - 11:00 a.m. people of Denver with their faith.
Craft Fair Sign-Up Thurs. Oct 7 Denver has more historic
Our Craft Fair will be Sat. Nov 6 buildings devoted to religion than
from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. All Spellbinders Storytelling you might realize.
items must be hand-crafted. One The past storytelling was such a hit 2:00 p.m.
table per person. If you are that we’re bringing Julie and Kathy Mon. Oct 11
interested in a table, call 303-655 back for another fun-filled event. $4
-2075 no later than Mon. Oct 4 Stories help us make sense of our Deadline: Wed. Oct 6
by 4:00 p.m. Leave your name world, impart a lesson, pass down
and phone number. All names history, and more. They can teach Elvis is in the House!
will be entered into a lottery us how to love, to forgive, to be It will be a great night! You will
drawing. If your name comes up just, and to strive for better than we hear George Gray sing Elvis
in the first 45 names drawn, you have. Be sure to stay after bingo Presley’s songs and learn Elvis
will receive a phone call on Oct 5 for this great program featuring trivia. It will bring back lots of
with your registration time to be two different storytellers. memories. We’ll be serving
held on Oct 6. You will then 1:15 p.m. southern bbq pork sandwiches,
come to the center at that time, Thurs. Oct 7 side dishes, and Elvis’s favorite
select your table, and pay your Free cake!
fee (cash or check only.) Due to Deadline: Tues. Oct 5 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
COVID, we will reduce the Tues. Oct 12
number of tables and no food will $7
be sold. If the health conditions Friday Feast Deadline: Fri. Oct. 8
in the community worsen, we Mandolin Ranch will be
will cancel this event and you performing today. This duo Hair Sparkles
will receive a full refund. features Charlie Provenza, a Add sparkle to your life. Silk hair
Assigned Registration Times national mandolin champion, and tinsel is tied onto hair strands and
Between 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. singer Billy Byrd. They play a can stay in for weeks. Hair must
Wed. Oct 6 variety of music ranging from be straight or slightly wavy and at
$35 per table rock, country, bluegrass, Irish, and least 5-6 inches long. Dates will
a little gypsy too!! Lunch today be available when Sarah Hoskin-
Top Ten Mistakes People will be Mexican lasagna, salad, and Clymer returns from her trekking
Make When Dying cookies from Brookdale. adventure. Watch for flyers at
EVAC & Zoom 12:00 noon Eagle View.
Come and learn the top ten Fri. Oct 8
mistakes people make when $6
preparing for their eventual Deadline: Wed. Oct 6 Key
death. An experienced estate EVAC & Zoom - Attend in
planning attorney from Dolan and Churches of Denver person at EVAC or at home through
Associates will share common EVAC & Zoom Zoom. To register for in person
mistakes that if avoided will Not every Denver pioneer was out attendance see the attached
result in a better transition for here to strike it rich on gold. Some registration sheet. Zoom classes
your family upon your death. came to save souls and find riches now require a membership. See
1:00 p.m. in generosity, good works, and page 12 for more details.
Wed. Oct 6 ministry. Presented by Denver
History Tours, it's time to see ***Programs with NO designation
Free are at Eagle View. Register by
Deadline: Mon. Oct 4 Denver’s houses of worship across
deadline.
October Happenings 7
Dream Therapy they are secretive, but efficient
This introductory dream class will predators - hunting everything October Happenings
help you get back in touch with the from moths to collared doves! Descriptions: Pages 4 & 5
magical world of your sleeping This is one of REF’s newest
mind. We will cover topics such as ambassador birds, recently
flying, visiting loved ones and old arriving from Michigan. Pictures Blood Pressure Screening
pets, granting wishes, and resolving encouraged. Your fee supports 10:30 - 11:30 a.m.
nightmares. There is no limit to the the Raptor Education Foundation Mon. Oct 11/ Thurs Oct 28
ways that dreams can heal our past in caring for injured birds. Kindness Counts
and light our future. This 1:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m.
workshop will show you how. Thurs. Oct 21 Wed. Oct 13
Facilitator Cameron Cordova has $5
studied dream healing for five years Deadline: Wed. Oct 20 Bunco
and is an expert in the ancient art 1:15 - 3:15 p.m.
known as Lucid Dreaming. First Arrivals: Thurs. Oct 14 & 28
9:00 - 10:30 a.m. The American Colonies $4 per day
Mon. Oct 18 EVAC & Zoom
$7 The Old World had most of its Medicare Counseling
Deadline: Thurs. Oct 14 land and social status tied up in 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
the landed gentry. It had Tues. Oct 19
restrictive religious practices and By appointment
Medicare Series
customs as well. The New World
Our annual Medicare Series begins
offered numerous opportunities
Cribbage Tournament
Tues. Oct 19. See page 14 for 12:30 p.m.
details. and free land, inspiring families
Wed. Oct 27
to risk crossing the treacherous
$4
Active Minds: North Atlantic. Presenter Paul
Salem Witch Trials Flanders is a former high school
history teacher. Wonderful Wolves
EVAC & Zoom Ahh-woooooo!! It’s that spooky
In 1692 in Salem, Massachusetts an 1:00 p.m.
Fri. Oct 22 time of year again and it will be
extraordinary series of events extra scary as we welcome the
coupled with the hysterical reaction $4
Deadline: Thurs. Oct 21 W.O.L.F. Sanctuary and one of
of the community resulted in the their wolf dog ambassadors. The
Salem Witch Hunt. Hundreds of
individuals were tried for the crime
Cemetery Symbolism hour-long program will go over
Jacquelyn Smith has done wolf biology, behavior, and
of witchcraft and many were ecology. Additionally, the
extensive research on cemetery
executed. Join Active Minds as we program covers information about
art and Victorian mourning
seek to understand this astounding wolf dogs and the pet wildlife
practices. She has a wealth of
piece of early American history. crisis. Come see a live wolf dog in
information about the hidden
Speaker Mark Mertes has done person!
meanings behind the symbols and
extensive research on the subject. 11:00 a.m.
art found on headstones. She will
1:30 p.m. Wed. Oct 27
also share unusual mourning
Wed. Oct 20 $6
practices of old, as well as
$5 Deadline: Fri. Oct 22
interesting Colorado tombstones
Deadline: Tues. Oct 19
and cemetery tours. Join us after
lunch for this “hauntingly” Massage
Feathered Friends: entertaining program. Lots of We are actively working on
Screech Owl time for questions and to view securing a massage therapist to start
This month’s feathered friends is an artifacts. in Sept/Oct. More information will
eastern screech owl, a common and 1:00 - 2:30 p.m. be available at Eagle View when
diminutive owl found on the Mon. Oct 25 we have made the appropriate
western side of Colorado’s Front $5 arrangements and background
Range. Weighing only five ounces, Deadline: Thurs. Oct 21 checks to begin massage services.
8 September Trips
Masks Required on Vans Growing Gardens at 10:30 a.m.
All riders are required by Long Family Farm Thurs. Sept 23
Federal mandate to wear masks For the past 20 years, Growing $20 (plus food $10+)
prior to and when boarding Gardens has brought sustainable Deadline: Fri. Sept 3
transit. While onboard one of agriculture education and food Hike A
our vans you will be required to donations to over 136,000
wear a mask at all times. When Evergreen Lake Trail
Boulder County residents. It is
you arrive at the venue or located on 11 acres on the Long Rating: Easy
destination it is at your Family Farm in Boulder. The “Stop and Smell the Roses”
discretion to wear a mask unless 90-minute guided walking tour Evergreen Lake Trail is a loop trail
the venue requires one to enter. will take you through their located near Evergreen, Colorado
Mask mandates and other property, which includes a visit that features a lake and beautiful
guidelines change often for each with their herd of goats. Lunch on mountain views. The hike is on a
venue. your own in Old Town Louisville. flat, hard-packed trail that makes
9:00 a.m. for easy walking. Dress for
Wed. Sept 15 hiking, pack your lunch, and
Denotes lots of walking $11 (plus meal $15+) bring plenty of water. Don’t
Deadline: Thurs. Sept 9 forget money for ice cream on the
way home.
Distance Round-trip: 1.4 mi.
Denver Mob Tour Gardens on Elevation: +/- 7,077 ft.
Join Denver Mob historian Tom Spring Creek Elevation Gain: +/- 42 ft.
Hackett on this exciting bus tour The Spring Creek Gardens 8:00 a.m.
through North Denver's Little in Fort Collins reopened in 2019 Mon. Sept 27
Italy! Explore former social after a year of renovations. Join $5 (plus ice cream $5+)
clubs, homes, and haunts of some us for a 90-minute guided walking Deadline: Wed. Sept 22
of Denver’s most influential tour. Spend most of the
Denver crime families, while tour outside learning about this Rockies vs.
uncovering the truth behind beautiful park. You’ll also get to Nationals
many of these legends. This trip visit their butterfly house with Watch the Rockies take on the
is reserved for those who haven’t over 300 butterflies and 100+ Washington Nationals in a shaded
gone before. Lunch after at tropical plants. Lots of walking. seat. Pack your lunch or buy food
Gaetano’s. Lunch on your own in Old Town on site at the many vendors. Dress
Trip A Fort Collins. for the weather. There are two
10:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. handicap and two aisle seats
Thurs. Sept 9 Tues. Sept 21 available. Let us know if you
$24 (plus meal $15+) $19 (plus meal $15+) need one at registration. You may
Deadline: Fri. Sept 3 Deadline: Tues. Sept 7 only register for one Rockies
by noon game. See flyer at registration for
Rockies vs. new bag policy at Coors Field.
Helga’s German Dodgers 10:30 a.m.
Restaurant Watch the Rockies take Wed. Sept 29
This authentic German home- on the Los Angeles Dodgers in a $20 (plus food $10+)
style restaurant in Aurora serves shaded seat. Pack your lunch or Deadline: Thurs. Sept 9
amazing dishes that will not buy food on site at the many
disappoint. You’ll feel like vendors. Dress for the weather. Trip Allotment
you’ve been transported to There are two handicap and two On the first day of registration
Bavaria! aisle seats available. Let us know (Wed. Sept 1), you are allowed to
11:00 a.m. if you need one at registration. sign up for a maximum of two trips
Thurs. Sept 9 You may only register for one per month. You can only sign up
$4 (plus meal $15+) Rockies game. See flyer at for one Rockies game. On Thurs.
Deadline: Tues. Sept 7 registration for new bag policy Sept 2 you can register for other
at Coors Field. trips that have space available.
October Trips 9
A completed 2021 North Side Tavern stories, and art intermingle to tell
Outdoor Readiness Restaurant the tale of Colorado and the
Assessment Form is This is a local favorite in American West. This Denver
required at registration for Broomfield serving classic tavern museum, consisting of over fifteen
both hikes. fare with a Colorado twist. exhibits spanning four floors,
There’s a wide range of dishes to captures the pioneering and
Hike B choose from making this a great individualistic spirit of Colorado.
place for all. Lunch at Rendezvous Café in the
Caribou Trail museum at a time of your choice.
11:00 a.m.
Rating: Moderate Wed. Oct 13 10:15 a.m.
Located in Caribou Ranch Open $4 (plus meal $15+) Mon. Oct 25
Space this 4-mile beautiful loop Deadline: Mon. Oct 11 $17 (plus meal $12+)
trail near Nederland features wild Deadline: Thurs. Oct 21
flowers, aspens, open meadows, Top Golf
and creeks. Dress for hiking, We’re heading to Top Golf in
pack your lunch, and bring Haunted
Thornton for 2 hours of play time Denver Tour
plenty of water. Don’t forget on two bays. You won’t get
money for ice cream on the way Join Denver
bored with over 10 different History Tours for
home. games to choose from. This isn’t
Distance Round-trip: 4.0 mi. an exploration for
your everyday golf range, so sign our incorporeal
Elevation: +/- 8,569 ft. up to find out what makes this
Elevation Gain: +/- 300 ft. counterparts.
place so special. If this is your From the
7:30 a.m. first time at Top Golf, you will
Tues. Oct 5 murderous rampage of Jack the
need an extra $5 to pay for a one- Strangler to mansion basements
$5 (plus ice cream $5+) time membership, payable at Top
Deadline: Thurs. Sept 30 that are fields of bones, this is a
Golf. Lunch after at Lazy Dog tour that will get you in the spirit
Restaurant and Bar. of the season for spirits! It is not
Denver Mob Tour 8:30 a.m.
See page 8 for description. for the faint of heart, and some of
Tues. Oct 19 the stories will be certain to turn
Trip B
$10 (plus meal $15+) your stomach. On this van tour of
10:15 a.m.
Deadline: Fri. Oct 15 Denver we will stop for lunch at
Wed. Oct 13
$24 (plus meal $15+) the midway point (on your own).
Deadline: Tues. Oct 5 History 10:00 a.m.
Colorado Center Tues. Oct 26
Calling all history buffs and $23 (plus meal $15+)
Western aficionados! Artifacts, Deadline: Thurs. Oct 14
2019 EVAC Car Show Candlelight Dinner
Theater: Peter Pan
In the adventure of a lifetime,
Peter, Tinkerbell, and the travelers
come face to face with a ticking
crocodile, a band of fierce pirates
and, of course, the villainous
Captain Hook. Meal included
during this performance at
Candlelight Dinner Theater in
Johnstown.
4:45 p.m.
Join us Sat. Sept 11 Thurs. Oct 28
See page 4 for more details. $57
Deadline: Tues. Oct 12
10 Classes
To be included in the initial questions. Instructor: Lisa examples in display case).
registration, call EVAC at Asmussen. Additional key rings can be
303-655-2075 with your name 10:00 - 11:15 a.m. purchased. Instructor: Donna
and phone number by Mondays Landon.
Mon. Aug 30 at 4:00 p.m. Sept 20, Oct 4 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
$13 (2 wks) Tues. Oct 5
Deadline: Thurs. Sept 16 $6
In-Person Classes Deadline: Mon. Oct 4
These classes are all in-person at Bridge - Intermediate
EVAC. You must register in The intermediate bridge class is Genealogy
advance by the deadline. Space for players who have taken Find your
is limited. COVID restrictions lessons in the past or who have ancestors and
will be in place as required. mastered basic bridge record the
Masks are suggested for those fundamentals through past information using
who have not been vaccinated. playing. Class content will the computer and other resources.
expand participants' knowledge Facilitators Sheryl Johnson and
AARP through evaluation of hands, Fred Trail will work 1-on-1 with
Smart bidding practices, conventions, students. Class limited to three
Driver play of hands, reading game people on the EVAC computers -
tell us at registration if you need
Course play, and scoring, as well as
one. Five more students can
In-person class is back! Take stressing bridge fundamentals.
Class will be two hours long bring a laptop or device with
AARP’s driving refresher course wireless capabilities. Some
of safe driving practices and every other week. Instructor:
Bobbi Jo Unruh. computer ability necessary.
rules. Become a safer driver and Bring a flash drive and pencil
get a discount on your auto 10:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Wednesdays with eraser. New start time.
insurance! If it has been three 9:00 - 10:30 a.m.
years or longer since you have Sept 15, 29, Oct 13, 27
$16 (4 wks/2 hours) Fridays
taken the course, you need to Sept 10 - Oct 29
repeat it to get the discount. Deadline: Mon. Sept 13
$20 (8 wks)
Instructor: Dennis Gibbons. Deadline: Wed. Sept 8
12:00 noon - 4:30 p.m. Diamond Dots:
Fri. Oct 15 Bookmarks Greeting Cards
$20 - AARP member Learn how to create a beautiful Make amazing greeting cards
$25 - Non-member diamond dots bookmark. You using a variety of materials.
Deadline: Wed. Oct 13 will get to choose from a variety Learn simple techniques to
of designs (see display case for complete three creative, pre-
Android Q & A examples). If you enjoy doing designed cards per class (See
Have questions diamond dots, the instructor will display case for examples.). In
about your have other kits available for October, class may work on
Android phone? purchase. No experience holiday cards depending on class
Get the answers! necessary. Instructor: Donna vote. All supplies and envelopes
This class will Landon. included in fee. Sign up for one
cover basic usage of your smart 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. or more classes! Instructor Linda
phone, texting, and call features Tues. Sept 14 Addison has been teaching crafts
that add functionality. Class $6 and painting for 45+ years. She
will cover adjusting settings for Deadline: Fri. Sept 10 is a certified “Stampin Up”
various needs, as well as instructor.
addressing the individual needs Diamond Dots: Key Rings 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon
of participants. Class meets Create a beautiful two-sided Fridays
twice with a week in between so diamond dots angel or Christmas Sept 10, 24, Oct 8, 22
you can practice and ask key ring. You will get to choose $15 (per 1-day class)
from several designs (see Deadline: Wednesday
beforeClasses 11
iPhone Q & A examples.) Instructor: Karen Sharon for supply questions.
Have questions Kloberdans. Instructor: Sharon Krohn.
about your 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.
iPhone? We have Tues. Sept 21, 28 Mondays
answers! This $8 (2 wks)
Deadline: Fri. Sept 17 Session 1: Succulent Bowl
class will cover Sept 13, 20, 27
basic usage of your smart $38 (3 wks)
phone, texting, and call features Quilting Intermediate: Deadline: Thurs. Sept 9
that add functionality. Class Gift Items
will cover adjusting settings for This is the time of year to make Session 2: Orchids
various needs, as well as those small, homemade gifts you Oct 4, 11, 18
addressing the individual needs want to sell at the craft bazaar or $38 (3 wks)
of participants. Class meets make for your friends and Deadline: Thurs. Sept 30
twice so you can practice what family. We will provide a variety
you learned. Lots of time for Session 3: Deer Card
of patterns and walk you through Oct 25
questions. Instructor: Lisa how to make a couple of different
Asmussen. $13 (1 wk)
items (mesh grocery bags, etc.). Deadline: Thurs. Oct 21
8:30 - 9:45 a.m. Instructors: Cheryl Stoddard and
Mondays Wilma Laughlin.
Sept 20, Oct 4
Zentangle
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Zentangle is an easy-to-learn,
$13 (2 wks) Thursdays relaxing, and fun way to create
Deadline: Thurs. Sept 16 Sept 9 - Oct 14 beautiful images by drawing
$20 (6 wks) structured patterns using pen and
Iris Folding: Deadline: Wed. Sept 8 pencil. You will develop
Holiday Cards drawing skills while learning
Learn an easy folding technique Square Dancing patterns that are simple to draw
using recycled papers to make Square Dancing is a fun way to when broken down into their
gorgeous and unique greeting exercise! Class is geared to older basic element. You will start
cards. You will complete three adults, where the pace and the with a base design and then make
cards - Halloween, music is slower. No dance the drawing uniquely yours. All
Thanksgiving and Christmas, or experience or partner needed and supplies are included in your
take home materials to complete all abilities welcome. Instructor cost. Instructor: Sharon Krohn.
the same. (See display case for Mike Olivieri is a professional 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon
examples.) All supplies caller. COVID safety measures Wednesdays
provided. Instructor Karen will be followed as required.
Kloberdans has taught craft 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Session 1: Koala Card
classes most of her life. Wednesdays Sept 8
12:30 - 2:30 p.m. $20 (4 wks) $13 (1 wk)
Tues. Oct 19, 26 Deadline: Tues. Sept 7
$7 (2 wks) Session 1: Sept 8 - 29
Deadline: Tues. Sept 7 Session 2: Peacock
Deadline: Fri. Oct 15 Sept 15, 22, 29
Session 2: Oct 6 - 27 $38 (3 wks)
Painted Rocks Deadline: Mon. Oct 4 Deadline: Mon. Sept 13
We will be painting rocks to
make some easy, cute Watercolor Painting Session 3: Fall Still Life
decorative items for your home Learn the magic of watercolor by Oct 6, 13, 20
or to give as gifts. Rocks will doing a “painting with a purpose.” $38 (3 wks)
be sealed for displaying Participants will all work on the Deadline: Mon. Oct 4
outdoors if desired. Make paper same painting to learn new skills Session 4: Halloween Card
weights, garden markers, and and techniques. Get supply list at Oct 27
more. No painting skills registration. New beginners call $13 (1 wk)
needed. (See display case for Deadline: Mon. Oct 2512 Exercise Classes
designed to stimulate both brain Line Dance
Zoom Membership and body. Exercise can be done
We are establishing a new policy EVAC & Zoom
seated or standing. Improve your Get moving and
for our Zoom program. You leg and upper body strength,
will need to purchase a Zoom have fun by line
balance, and posture. Be ready dancing in this
membership each newsletter in with a good sturdy chair, two hand
order to participate online. one-hour class
weights (or water bottles), and a for both
Purchasing a membership will fitness band or dish towel. Note:
give you access to all EVAC’s beginners and
This class was formerly called advanced
programs that are being offered Move & Be Fit. Instructor:
on Zoom for two months. Only beginners. No
Rosalie Farrer. prior line dance experience
Zoom members will receive the 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
E-Blast with Zoom links. To needed. Once you learn basic
Tuesdays steps you will be dancing in no
register, see page 1 on the $20 (4 wks)
registration sheet. time! Instructor: Rosalie Farrer.
Sept & Oct Membership Session 1: Sept 7 - 28 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
$20 Deadline: Thurs. Sept 2 Fridays
Deadline: Ongoing $20 (4 wks)
Session 2: Oct. 5 - 26
Deadline: Fri. Oct 1 Session 1: Sept 10 - Oct 1
Balancing Act Deadline: Wed. Sept 8
Dottie is back offering a one- Healthy Aging Session 2: Oct 8 - 29
hour workshop on better Exercise Program Deadline: Wed. Oct 6
balance. Learn movements and This class incorporates group
exercises that can be done at exercises, relaxation techniques,
home to keep you staying and health education for adults
upright! No worries about 60+ with or without arthritis. Goal
remembering them - you will get
a handout. Find out what leads
is to increase physical activity, Exercise Classes
enable participants to manage their Exercise classes are offered both
to losing our balance and arthritis, improve functional
understand how the body works in-person and by Zoom, unless
ability, decrease depression, and noted. You must register in
to support balance. Posture and increase confidence in one’s
feet are key so we will work on advance and pay the class fee by
ability to exercise. Pre/post senior the deadline date to join any in
those as well. Wear comfortable fitness tests are given to check
clothing and bring water. Canes person classes taught at Eagle
improvement so attendance is View. You must provide your
and walkers are fine. Note: we essential. This program is
will be moving and walking a own equipment if attending in
sponsored by the Volunteers of person. Space is limited.
lot. Note: You may sign up for America and the Arthritis
only one class. Instr uctor COVID restrictions will be in
Foundation. NOTE: There is no place as required.
Dottie LaFleur. fee for this program, but you must
10:30 - 11:30 a.m. be committed to attending eight
$6 per class weeks of classes twice a week. Key
Session 1: Tues. Sept 14 Check your calendar before EVAC & Zoom - Attend in
Deadline: Fri. Sept 10 signing up for this special class! person at EVAC or at home
Session 2: Tues. Oct 12 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. through Zoom. To register for in
Deadline: Fri. Oct 8 Wednesdays & Fridays person attendance see the
Sept 29 - Nov 19 attached registration sheet.
No Fee (8 wks) Zoom classes now require a
Be Fit Through Deadline: Mon. Sept 27 membership.
Movement
EVAC & Zoom ***Programs with NO
Improve your fitness level with designation are at Eagle View.
movements and exercises Register by deadline.Exercise Classes 13
Move It or Lose It! provided. Bring a yoga mat, a Zumba Gold®
EVAC & Zoom strap or belt, two yoga blocks or EVAC & Zoom
This 45-minute class is designed two books, and a blanket or Get fit to a Latin beat and have
to accommodate everyone in a towel. Instructor: Carolyn fun doing it! Zumba® is a Latin
fun and supportive atmosphere. Priola. Space is limited - must -inspired workout that is part
Great class if you are just register in advance. dance, part fitness. Zumba
starting out or getting back into 9:45 - 10:45 a.m. Gold® is a modified class that
fitness. Focus will be on Mondays uses easy-to-follow moves
improving strength, flexibility, $15 (3 wks) focusing on balance, range of
proper alignment, and balance to motion, and fun. Instructor:
help keep you mobile. Class can Session 1: Sept 13 - 27
Deadline: Thurs. Sept 9 Rosalie Farrer.
be done entirely seated or 9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
standing. We will use a good Session 2: Oct 4 - 18 Thursdays
sturdy chair, two hand weights Deadline: Fri. Oct 1 $20 (4 wks)
(or water bottles), and a fitness
band to have fun and get healthy. Session 1: Sept 9 - 30
Yoga Intermediate Deadline: Tues. Sept 7
Bring your own equipment to Start your week off right with
class. Instructor: Rosalie Farrer. Yoga on Monday mornings for Session 2: Oct 7 - 28
10:15 - 11:00 a.m. advanced beginning and Deadline: Tues. Oct 5
Thursdays intermediate level participants.
$20 (4 wks) No new beginners. The ability
Session 1: Sept 9 - 30 to get on the floor is required.
Deadline: Tues. Sept 7 You will need to bring a yoga
mat, a strap or belt, two yoga
Session 2: Oct 7 - 28 blocks or books, and a blanket.
Deadline: Tues. Oct 5 Instructor: Carolyn Priola.
8:30 - 9:30 a.m.
Yoga Beginning Mondays Zumba Gold Toning®
Learn a new lifetime skill for $15 (3 wks) EVAC & Zoom
health and relaxation. This basic Session 1: Sept 13 - 27 Shake up your fitness routine
beginning class will focus on Deadline: Thurs. Sept 9 with this class for active older
relaxation and breathing, as well adults. It focuses on strength
as increased range of motion and Session 2: Oct 4 - 18 training exercises (using light
flexibility. You must be able to Deadline: Fri. Oct 1 weights or toning sticks) while
get onto and off the floor. No dancing to the rhythm of fun
EVAC equipment will be Latin-based music. It is a low to
moderate intensity workout
designed to reduce the loss of
muscle mass/strength that often
EVAC Safety Protocols comes with aging. Bring your
All unvaccinated patrons should continue to wear masks own toning sticks or two 1-2 lbs.
inside the facility at all times. Patrons are asked to social weights to class, or tell instructor
distance by 6-feet whenever possible. if these are not available to you.
Instructor: Rosalie Farrer.
Wash your hands frequently. Several hand sanitizer stations 10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
are available throughout the center for your use and Tuesdays
safety. Always use hand sanitizer before and after playing $20 (4 wks)
cards, games, or billiards.
Session 1: Sept 7 - 28
Bring all your own equipment for fitness and craft classes. Deadline: Thurs. Sept 2
Stay home if you are sick or not feeling well. Session 2: Oct. 5 - 26
Deadline: Fri. Oct 114 Medicare Series
“Everything You NEED to Know About Medicare”
Free series provided by Benefits in Action and the Eagle View Adult Center. Classes are available in person at
the Eagle View Adult Center and via Zoom. Call or stop by to register for these programs.
Medicare 101
EVAC & Zoom
This informative overview of Medicare covers how it works and what it covers, especially under Part A and B.
Most people need to sign up for Medicare BEFORE they turn age 65! The evening program includes an
in-depth review of Part D drug plans.
Tues. Oct 19 @ 1:30 p.m.
Deadline: Mon. Oct 18
-Or-
Tues. Nov 2 @ 6:30 p.m.
Deadline: Mon. Nov 1
Supplemental Plans & Part D
EVAC & Zoom
Part I. Lear n about Medicar e supplemental insur ance that may be needed to cover gaps in Medicar e
Parts A and B and how to choose a “Medi-gap” policy.
Part II: This Par t D - Prescription Drug Plan overview is for new Medicare recipients choosing the Plan A &
B option, as well as review of 2022 changes for existing consumers. Drug plans and pricing change every year
so you should review annually.
Tues. Oct 26 @ 1:30 p.m.
Deadline: Mon. Oct 25
Medicare Advantage Plans & Extra Help
EVAC & Zoom
Part I: How does Medicar e wor k when you sign up for HMO plans like United Healthcar e or Kaiser ?
Typically called Medicare Advantage Plans (or Part C), these plans combine Parts A, B & D into one. Learn
the pros and cons to consider before signing up for this type of plan.
Part II: The Medicar e Saving Plans & Extr a Help Pr ogr am is a benefit available to individuals based on
income to help pay for Part B and prescription coverage. Learn if and how you qualify!
Tues. Nov 2 @ 1:30 p.m.
Deadline: Mon. Nov 1
Medicare Part D Open Enrollment
Need help enrolling in a Part D - Prescription Drug Plan? Meet with a Benefits in Action Medicare Counselor
to get free one-on-one assistance. Call Evon at 303-655-2079 for an appointment.
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Tuesdays
Oct 26, Nov 2, 9, 23, 30News & Center Information 15
Senior Advisory Board Program and Activity Policies
The purpose of the Advisory Board is to advise
and assist in the needs and operations of Eagle Anyone 55 years of age or older is given priority
View. The Board will meet Tues. Sept 21 and to participate in all center activities and programs.
Oct. 19 at 1:00 p.m. Members are: Fran King, If adults age 40 - 54 want to attend a class or
Dave Thomas, Peggy Jarrett, Dan Buckner, Olly program they will be added to a wait list. Inquire
Ramirez, Steve Yarish, Bill Alsdorf, Heidi Storz, at the EVAC front desk.
Judy Schissler, George Phillips, Ellie Davis, and Payment is due at registration. Cash, checks, or
Gayle Shibao. Visitors are welcome. credit cards accepted. Keep your receipt.
Charitable Contributions The Center reserves the right to cancel any
Together we can continue to enhance the great activity if minimum registration is not met.
programs and services offered for seniors and Refund Policy for Cancellations:
active adults in the Brighton area. Your financial
support will be recognized on the donor wall at If the CENTER cancels the activity/trip:
Eagle View. All donations are tax deductible. Full refunds will be given.
Make donations payable to: Brighton United If YOU cancel BEFORE the deadline date:
Senior Citizens, 1150 Prairie Center Parkway, Refund of cost, minus a $4 cancellation fee.
Brighton, CO 80601. If activity charge is $4 or less, NO refund is given.
Donor Opportunities for Wall Recognition: Allow 1 - 2 weeks to process refunds. Or ask us
Friend: $100 - $499 to keep as a “household” credit for future use at
Memorial: $100+ Eagle View.
Sponsor: $500 - $999
Benefactor: $1000+ If YOU cancel AFTER the deadline date:
NO REFUND IS GIVEN unless we can sell your
Friends Program Fund spot. If you can’t go on a ticketed trip, DO NOT
The Senior Advisory Board has established a give your space to anyone before checking with
scholarship fund. The Friends Program Fund Eagle View to see if there is a waiting list. If there
provides financial assistance to older adults to is NO wait list, you may give away or sell your trip
participate in programs sponsored by Eagle View space. The person taking your spot must go on the
Adult Center. The simple application form is van. Tell EVAC BEFORE the trip if someone is
available at the front desk. Applications must be taking your place; one-day notice preferred.
approved PRIOR to registering for the event.
Donations to the fund are appreciated. Transportation
Via Mobility pr ovides specialized tr anspor tation
Outreach & Referral within the City of Brighton. Via can take you to
Do you need help and unsure where to turn? Evon medical appointments, grocery shopping, and Eagle
Benitez will assist you with completing forms and View, to name just a few of the places you can go in
finding needed services. It is vital that you make Brighton. New Via users - call 303-447-2848
an appointment to see Evon as she’s often meeting ext. 1014 to get started. To schedule rides, call
with others. To make an appointment, call Evon 303-447-9636. Free rides to and from Eagle View in
at 303-655-2079. Leave a message. Via service area (provided by funds from the Senior
Advisory Board).
Medical Equipment Loans
Basic medical equipment is available for loan. FlexRide - This is an RTD ser vice. Call
Items may include wheelchairs, front wheel and 303-299-6000 for reservations. The driver will pick
seated walkers, canes, crutches, toilet seat risers, up and deliver you anywhere within Brighton,
commodes, and bath benches. There is no Mon - Fri. 6:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Cost is the local RTD
guarantee what is available at any time. Call bus fare.
303-655-2075 for information.Don’t Miss This! 16
Tech Tuesdays The Wall that Heals
Need help with your laptop, tablet, or smart The 2021 tour of The Wall That Heals and Mobile
phone? Whether it is setting up a Gmail Education Center will be making its sole stop in Colorado
account or getting to know Zoom, we will do in Brighton Sept. 2 - 5. The Wall That Heals honors the
our best to help you become more comfortable more than three million Americans who served in the U.S.
using your device. Schedule an appointment Armed forces in the Vietnam War and bears the names of
with Calvin at 303-655-2187. the 58,279 men and women who made the ultimate
sacrifice fighting the Vietnam War. The Wall will be
Teddy Bear Project located at Carmichael Park, behind City Hall (500 S. 4th
The Child Rescue Foundation gives stuffed Ave.) and will be open 24 hours a day and free to the
animals to Metro area children in crisis (those public.
in safe houses due to domestic violence or Candlelight Ceremony
homelessness). In 2019, over 10,000 teddy A candlelight ceremony will be held at The Wall That
bears were distributed and Eagle View alone Heals featuring speakers to follow including Mayor
donated 145! The need is even greater in 2021. Gregory Mills, Councilman Tim Watts, Adams County
Share the love by donating a huggable-size Commissioner Charles “Chaz” Tedesco, and local veteran
NEW stuffed bear or animal. The bears will be George Ryan. Fri. Sept 3 at 6:30 p.m.
collected until Nov. 9 and tagged by our
“Kindness Counts” group. Start buying now Art in the Park
and store in a smoke-free home or drop off at The City of Brighton will host its fourth annual Art in the
Eagle View starting in October. Questions: Park festival. This one-day festival will give attendees the
Donna at 303-655-2077. opportunity to meet with local, regional, and international
artists showcasing their best work. Enjoy live musical
performances, artist demonstrations, and entertain children
Zoom Membership with interactive art activities.
We are establishing a new policy for our Zoom Carmichael Park, 650 Southern Street
programs. You will now need to purchase a 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Zoom membership each newsletter in order to Sat. Sept 18
participate online. Purchasing a membership
will give you access to all EVAC’s programs Trash Bash
that are being offered on Zoom for 2 months. Drop off unwanted furniture, appliances, doors, lawn
Only those who have paid for a Zoom equipment, lumber, etc. Suggested donation of $10 to
membership will receive the E-Blast emailed defray costs. No hazardous materials. Wastewater Plant,
newsletter containing the Zoom links. To 325 Kuner Road. Seniors can request pickup by calling
register, see page 1 on the registration sheet. 303-655-2087. Thurs. Sept 23 and Sat. Sept 25
Sept & Oct Membership
$20 Cemetery Walk
Deadline: Ongoing Brighton’s annual Cemetery Walk will be held on
Sat. Oct 2. For more information, call Rhiannon Natali at
303-655-2090
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