March Parks, Recreation & Open Space Programs Schedule

Published on February 28, 2025

Spring is just around the corner, and it's time to celebrate with a new activity that gets you outside, helps you to meet new people, or keeps you active.

Join Superior's Parks, Recreation & Open Space team to pick up a language or instrument, get creative, learn about the local wildlife, and more! While you're at it, we have a few more ways for you to get involved with your community.

Check out March's program lineup below for the perfect start to a new season.

Youth Programs

Tennis: Various dates in March
Family Storytime with Louisville Library (2 to 5 yrs): Tuesdays
Ukulele Jam (all ages): Mondays
Pre-K Acrobatics and Tumbling (3 to 5 yrs): Starts March 4
Beginning Acrobatics and Tumbling (5 to 8 yrs): Starts March 4
Intermediate Acrobatics and Tumbling (8 to 12 yrs): Starts March 4
Beginner Ukulele Class (14+): Starts March 4
Level Up Ukulele (14+): Starts March 4
Createry Workshops: Pre-K Storytime - Springtime Gardens (3 to 5 yrs): Starts March 5, March 6
Createry Workshops: After School Create Club - #Trending (6 to 12 yrs): Starts March 5, March 6
The "Amazing" Piano Class for Beginners (13+): Starts March 6
The "Amazing" Guitar Class for Beginners (13+): Starts March 6
Createry Workshops: First Fridays - Mixed Media Madness (12 to 15 yrs): March 7
Guided Meditation and Sound Bath (10+): March 10
Stop the Bleed Course (16+): March 11
Open Mic Nights (15+): March 12, March 26
Abstract Photography Workshop (13+): March 15
Teen Night - Pajama Party Palooza! (12 to 15 yrs): March 21
Createry Workshops: Spring Break! Camp (6 to 12 yrs): Starts March 24

Adult Programs

Tennis: Various dates in March
Ukulele Jam: Mondays
Beginner Ukulele Class: Starts March 4
Level Up Ukulele: Starts March 4
German Classes: Starts March 4
Learn Spanish Colorado: Starts March 6
The "Amazing" Piano Class for Beginners: Starts March 6
The "Amazing" Guitar Class for Beginners: Starts March 6
Tai Chi Forms 2: Starts March 6
Guided Meditation and Sound Bath: March 10
Stop the Bleed Course: March 11
Open Mic Nights: March 12, March 26
Abstract Photography Workshop: March 15
Indian Cooking Classes - Luck of the Irish: March 29

Superior Seniors Programs

N'Balance for Falls Prevention: Starts March 5
Medicare 101 - Educational Seminar: March 18

Weekly Drop-in Activities

Gardeners Unite: Mondays
Mahjong & Open Card/Board Games: Tuesdays
Crafters, Knitting & Crocheting: Wednesdays
Euchre: Thursdays
Poker: Fridays

Monthly Drop-in Activities

Senior Welcome Breakfast: March 5
Book Club: March 13
Mt. View Fire Blood Pressure Checks: March 19

Open Space Programs

Eco-Ranger Wildlife Awareness - All About Birds Part 1 (5+): March 2
Eco-Ranger Wildlife Awareness - All About Birds Part 2 (5+): March 9
Eco-Ranger Wildlife Awareness - Bees, Butterflies and Other Important Pollinators (5+): March 16
Eco-Ranger Wildlife Awareness - Reptiles! (5+): March 23
Nature Journaling - Coyote Ridge (all ages): March 29
Eco-Ranger Wildlife Awareness - Ready for Spring! (5+): March 30
Birdwatching for Beginners (12+): March 30

More ways to get involved with your community

The herd is in the hood. Come meet your new goat neigh-baas!

Goat handler in a sea of goats who equal parts interested in him and the nutrional value of his shirt

The Goat Bros and their 300 goats have been hard at work with grazing operations, and it's time to meet the new kids in town! On March 1, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., you can get up close and personal with our favorite fuel mitigation team at the Goat Bros Meet & Greet. Look out for the Goat Bros tent in Community Park (1350 Coalton Road) near the playground, and use this time to ask questions, feed the goats with food available for purchase, or buy some Goat Bros merchandise!

Want to foster community with your neighbors? The CAPS Neighborhood Sponsorship Program can help!

Group of neighbors sitting at tables for a block party.

Did you know that the Cultural Arts and Public Spaces Committee offers three types of neighborhood sponsorships? Create inclusive, social opportunities for neighbors to come together with a neighborhood block party support sponsorship, enjoy a memorable day or night where neighbors benefit from time spent together in a public space with a neighborhood experience sponsorship, or come together to build a community space with a neighborhood project sponsorship. Learn more about the program and apply at the Neighborhood Sponsorship Program webpage.

Have questions or need assistance?
Contact the Parks, Recreation & Open Space team via email at tospros@superiorcolorado.gov, in person at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road), or give us a call at (303) 554-9005.