Homestead for the Holidays lets you experience the winter season just like the pioneers did. This family-friendly event will have you strolling through Golden History Park, taking in the colorful decorations, making a craft that you get to take home, and basking in the season. It’s time to go homestead for the holidays!
Valued volunteers make this event possible and will serve as interpreters within the historic structures to answer questions and guide your experience.
Advance registration is required.
Visit GoldenHistory.org/events to get ticket prices and to sign up.
(Photo by: Povy Kendal Atchison)
Join your neighbors for Coffee with Councilors the first Saturday of the month at 10 a.m. in the Golden Community Center Bear Creek South room (1470 10th St.) unless otherwise noted on the calendar. Or if you prefer, join us online from the comfort of your own home (bring your own coffee!).
January’s discussion will center around the Golden Strategic Action Plan. Learn how it was developed and how it is annually updated. Deputy City Manager Carly Lorentz will be the special guest at this January 7 meet-up. View the meeting agenda for more information.
We want to know how you see the City of Golden putting those values into practice, and how we can do better to reach our vision.
Bring your thoughts, ideas and questions and let’s have a conversation!
Join your neighbors for Coffee with Councilors the first Saturday of the month at 10 a.m. in the Golden Community Center Bear Creek South room (1470 10th St.) unless otherwise noted on the calendar. Or if you prefer, join us online from the comfort of your own home (bring your own coffee!).
This month, Councilor Brown will be joined by City Sustainability Manager Theresa Worsham to discuss the City’s sustainability goals, strategies, and achievements.
We want to know how you see the City of Golden putting those values into practice, and how we can do better to reach our vision.
Bring your thoughts, ideas and questions and let’s have a conversation!
The City of Golden aims to ensure that everyone in our community, regardless of ability level, has access to all programs, facilities, services, and civic engagement/participation opportunities provided by the City. This includes access to facilities and programs on public property as well as city-provided digital services.
With guidance from external consultants and following the guidelines provided by Title II of ADA (28 CFR Part 35 Sec. 35.105 and Sec. 35.150, the City of Golden has conducted a self-evaluation of its services, programs, activities, and facilities on public property to determine where we still have work to do. City staff across multiple departments have developed a draft Accessibility Transition Plan detailing the methods to be used to ensure compliance with ADA program accessibility requirements.
The City invites residents and other interested parties to review the ADA Transition Plan draft and join us online or in person for a community meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers.
To learn more about the plan, visit www.guidinggolden.com/ada-transition-plan.
