Trips -Day - South Suburban Parks and Recreation

Welcome!3 Easy Ways to RegisterRegister online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Onlinewww.sspr.orgHours: M-ThFSaPhone In303-347-5999Please have selections andcredit card information available.Discover, MasterCard orVisa only.7:30 am-7 pm7:30 am-5 pm9 am-4 pmWalk InBuck Recreation Center*2004 W. Powers Ave.Hours: M-F 5 am-10 pmSa 6:30 am-6 pmSu 8 am-6 pm*Goodson, Lone Tree recreationcenters.Photo Identification SystemMandatory for District rates!Joan SmithResidentA South Suburban photo identificationcard (ID) is required when registeringfor activities and using District facilities.Obtain a photo ID with current proof ofresidency. Cost is $4 for 2-year period.Resident ID:0000005 Trip/Tour Pick-Up Location KeyWhen registering for any of theTrips and Tours, make certain toselect a pick up location from thekey below.A= Amity Plaza, 200 W. Sterne Pkwy.BRC= Buck Recreation Center* 2004 W. Powers Ave.IA= South Suburban Ice Arena, 6580 S. Vine St. (North end)SVW= Southview, (Windermere Side)5820 S. Windermere St.LT= Lone Tree Recreation Ctr.10249 Ridgegate CircleAs requested/needed:LB= Libby Bortz (JLB only)BH= Bradley HouseSVD= Southview (Datura side)Call Lisa 303-730-4606 for pick up times.Independent participation is required for trips and tours. If youfeel you may require special assistance for any of the trips and/ortours, please call the Trips & Tours Coordinator at 303-730-4606.*Trip start time is the pick-up time at the Buck Ctr. One hourmay be added to accommodate pick-up/drop-off at variouslocations.Reverse pick-up: Starts at Buck Ctr. and ends at Lone Tree.Expires:1/1/14Spring 2013March, April, MayRegistration InformationRegistration begins Feb 4. Trips and Toursactivities will be processed on a first-come,first-served basis.INSIDE:Happenings 3Arts & Dance 4Drop-In Activities 4Education 5-6Health & Wellness 7-8Trips-Day 9-14Trips-Outdoor 15This activity guide wasprinted on recycled paper.Please recycle.Get the latest in upcoming events, programs,discount coupons and news by joining our mailinglist for our monthly electronic newsletter.Contact LisaR@sspr.org or call 303-730-4606.2 Spring 2013Class information call 303-730-4609

Register online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999HappeningsLunch is Served!Socialize with friends and enjoy a heartylunch in a relaxed atmosphere. Specialdietary requests must be made 48-hours inadvance. If you register for lunch, but can’tmake it please cancel. Reserve/cancel byWednesday, 1 pm. Call 303-730-4605 tomake a reservation. Doors open at 11:30am.Th 12 pmLunch $6.75 /$5.75 RFriday LunchJoin us on the first Friday of each month foran all you can eat buffet at 12 pm. Reservationsrequested by Thursday noon,303-730-4605$5.75/$4.75 RLuck of the Irish LunchMay the Luck of the Irish be with you thisfine day! Enjoy a hearty Irish stew, then sitback and enjoy a wonderful performance byBennett’s School of Irish Dance. Lunch reservationsdue by Wed 1 pmTh Mar 14 12 -1:15 pm$6.75/ $5.75 RLine DanceExtravaganzaKick up your heelsfor a fun-filled day ofLine Dance. Learnnew steps and perfectcommon dancemoves. Lunch andhandouts includedin fee. Registrationrequested by Wed, April 17.790174 Sa Apr 20 10 am-3 pm$27 / $25 RMother’s Day CelebrationTreat your Mom orspecial someone toa delicious lunch anda special celebrationfor all mothers.Sponsored inpart by ChristianLiving Communities.Reservations requestedby calling 303-730-4605.Th May 9 12-1 pm$6.75/ $5.75 RSenior Health & Resource DayGain knowledge about local seniorresources and how to improve your fitness.Exhibitors will have helpful information toimprove your total well being.Tu May 7 10 am-1 pm Goodson CtrW May 8 10 am- 1 pm Buck CtrFREECollectorsRoad ShowEveryone’s got somethingthey collect orhave collected fromfamily. Bring in yourcollectable items (2-3per person) and have itevaluated by an expert.Other specialists will beavailable to discuss yourcollectables. Call 303-730-4609 for moreinformation. Sponsored in part by NextChapter, Inc.F Apr 12 1-4 pm Buck$5 for each collectable item.Coffee & ChatsJoin us monthly to hearvarious speakers/presentationswhile enjoyinglight refreshments.Call 303-730-4609 formonthly schedule.Goodson2nd Tu of month 11:30 amLT Ctr Last Tu ofmonth 11:15 amFREENEW! PickleballA new Drop-in activity at SheridanRecreation Center, 3325 W. Oxford Ave.Pickleball is like tennis, but played with awooden paddle. It is also like badminton butplayed with a wiffleball. It is similar to pingpong but bigger. Equipment is available.M/W 10am-12Fees:Adult $4.25/$3.25RSenior $4.25/$2 RYouth $3/$2.25RFor more information call 303-761-2241orvisit the official Pickleball web site www.usapa.org!Class information call 303-730-4609Spring 2013 3

Arts & Dance/Drop-inRegister online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999WatercolorsBeginning/IntermediatePat Rich teaches the major watercolortechniques of washes, wet-on-wet and drybrush.Hone your own special style in continuingclasses. Some supplies are included.Instructor will call prior to first class.70602 M 12:30-2 pm70601 Tu 12:30 - 2 pmBuck CtrMonthly: $32/$26 R65+: $26/ $20 RNEWProjectsAvailable!Decorative CeramicsCeramics are not just small figurines gatheringdust. Learn brush strokes, glazing, colorpairing and perspective on useful items.70607 Tu 9:30 am-12 pmBuck CtrMonthly $27/$25 R 65+: $25 /$19.50 RDrop in fee: $6.50/ $5 RFREE!Happy Hooks & NeedlesJoin our crochet and knitting group. Somesupplies provided. Meet new people andmake a worthwhile project.Ongoing Tu 10-11:30 amBuck CtrFREELine Dance with MaggieLove to dance but don’t have a partner?Kick up your heels to a variety of musicfor exercise and friendship.Buck CtrW 1-2 pm Beg2-3 pm Int/AdvLone Tree CtrTu 2-3 pm Beg3-4 pm Int$6.50 /$5.50 R 65+: $5.50 / $4.50 RSenior Tap DanceLearn flaps, shuffles and the shuffle-ballchange, combining them into simple routines.Performing optional.70367 M 9-10 am Beginners70365 M 10-11 am Intermediate$26 /$22 R monthly 65+: $22 /$18 R70360 F 10:30 am-12 pm Advanced$35/31 R monthly65+: $31/ $27 RDrop-In ActivitiesDrop in fee: $1.25 /$1 RBridgeTu & Th 12:30-3 pmBuck CtrNo partner necessaryDuplicate BridgeTu 1 pm Lone TreeW 12:15 pm Buck CtrF 12:15 pm Lone Tree CtrPlay starts promptly at 12:30 pmNeed a partner? Call 303-730-4609.www.ssprbridge.comPinochleDrop in and play a hand or two.M 12:30-3:30 pmMah JonggDrop in and play a tile or two.W 1-3 pmPokerKnow when to hold’em and when to fold’em.Bring your coins and play a fun hand of pokerwith other enthusiasts.F 12:30-3 pmWiiBowling is the featuredgame or tryyour hand at othergames.F 10 am- 12 pmWhat’s that Drop-in feeused for?On some community service programs wecharge a minimal drop-in fee of $1-$1.25.This fee helps to cover administrative costsincluding the printing of flyers, related costs,supplies, staff preparation time and operatingcosts for the facility. If you have a concern orare unable to pay, please see a staff memberto discuss your need.Bridge ClassesBridge; Play of Hand I & II-Diamond SeriesLearn to count winners, losers, what arequick and slow losers, eliminating and trumpcontrol. Includes guidelines for defense, areview of Stayman, & Jacoby transfer.Th 12:30-2:30 pm Goodson704483 Bridge Play II Mar 7-28$48/ $40 R65+: $40 /$35 RBridge Standard BiddingTechniquesClass designed for those to find the GoldenFit, get to the best contract and learn currentrefinement. Class is for beginning bridge playersto establish a strong foundation. Covers:card play, hand evaluation, Golden rules,scoring, bidding, opening bids and responses.M 12:30-2:30 pm Buck704543 Bidding II Mar 4-25$48/$40 R65+: $40 /$35 RBridge; Defense I & IILearn the best strategies for leads, card playin each seat, defensive signaling, establishingan approach with partner and how to interferewith declarer’s plans.Th 12:30-2:30 pm704514 Defense I Apr 4-25704515 Defense II May 2-23$48/$40 R 65+: $40/$35 RBridge: DefenseHeart Series I & IILearn opening leads against No-trump andSuit contracts, third hand play, second handplay, attitude, count, and suit preferencesignaling, and interfering with Declarer’splan. Also includes instruction on negativeand penalty doubles. Recommend purchasingACBL Bridge Series “Defense in the 21stCentury - The Heart Series”.M 9:30-11:30 am Buck704493 Defense II M Mar 4-25$48/$40 R 65+: $40/$35 R4 Spring 2013Class information call 303-730-4609

Register online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Education/LeisureLearn to Play Mah JonggBeginning lessons for military mah jongg.Learn the basic plays of the game. Play cardavailable at first class, $10704223 F Mar 1-Apr 19 1-3 pm$15/$12 R65+: $12/$10 RDeveloping a DefensiveDriving AttitudeGain techniques to drive safely and responsibly.Insurance discounts may apply.704404 Sa Apr 68 am- 12:30 pm$14/$12 R 65+: $12/$10 RDownsizing with Next ChapterThe emotional stress and physical demandsof downsizing can be especially burdensome.Whether you are moving, downsizing or settlingan estate, learn what to throw away,what to save and what may be valuable tosell to collectors and auction houses.Tu Apr 30 11:15 am Lone TreeFREEConsumer ProtectionGet informed on a variety of consumerprotection and crime prevention issues tokeep you safe. A Q & A session follows thepresentation. Presented by the Directorof Consumer Protection, Arapahoe CountyDistrict Attorney’s office.Th 12:45 pm BuckFeb 28 Current Fraud TrendsMar 28 Charity FraudMay 23 Three Day Cooling Off RuleFREEFraud Prevention & SafetySummitPresented by the 18th Judicial DistrictAttorney. Breakfast & lunch provided.Free parking & door prizes. Registrationrequired. For more information contactDenver Regional Council of Governments(DRCOG) at 303 480-6700 or www.drcog.networkofcare.orgW May 8 7:30 am-1 pmLone Tree Arts CenterAARP Driver Safety ProgramA driver improvement course speciallydesigned for motorists age 50 and older. Call303-730-4605 to register. Fee payable onfirst day of class.MondaysFeb 11 12:30-4:30 pm GoodsonApr 22 8 am-12 pm Buck$12 AARP /$14 AARP Non-MemberPlanning for Tomorrow TodayThe new year is an ideal time to makesure your legal documents are in order.Come with your questions and learn aboutAdvanced Directives, Estate Planning documentsand Long Term Care Planning. Thisis an excellent opportunity to have yourelder law questions answered. Presented byRichard Vincent, Elder Law Attorney & MaryBeth Leitzman, Care Coordinator.Tu Apr 9 11:30 amGoodsonFREEElder Law ConcernsThis is your opportunity to ask questionsto an Elder Law Attorney, Richard Vincent.Richard will answer questions about legaldocuments, (Power of Attorney, Wills,Advanced Directives) plus explain optionson asset protection and how to pay for care.Th Mar 21 12:45 pm BuckFREEAngels Are NearDo you believe in Angels? Have you everfelt a tiny shiver or whirl, to alert us thatthey are near? Angels are special creationsmade to assist us in our times of need. SisterGeorgeann, well known speaker in themetro area, will discuss angels and how theyhelp us. Registration requested.Th Feb 14 1 pm Buck$3/$2 RPass Your Legacy OnWe invite you to an interactive session toexplore valuable experiences and life lessonswe all have learned. “When a person dies,it’s as if a library burns down.” We want thislegacy to continue, for each person. Helpus capture your valuable history and lessonsso you can share them with your lovedones. This is a light-hearted session wherewe provide the questions that start the conversations.We will send you home with allthe responses we collect, along with giftsand a grand prize! Refreshments served.Presented by Home Helpers & AmazingCare.F Feb 8 1:30-3:30 pmTh Apr 18 1 pmBuckFREETravelogue; Gateway Canyons& Colorado’s Western SlopeJoin Jim & Judy Taylor as they sharetheir photos and journey of their trip toColorado’s Western Slope and the discoveryof Gateway Canyons, located in UnaweepCanyon, one of the most unique red rockcanyons in the world. Come learn thehistory and see the sights.Th Mar 7 12:45 pm BuckFREETravelogue; India, China &Dubai, U.A.E.Join Dorsey Resler as he shares his 32 dayjourney through India, China and Dubai,U.A.E. Share his experiences as he traversesthese three countries.Th Apr 25 1 pm BuckFREEClass information call 303-730-4609Spring 2013 5

EducationRegister online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Style, Shop& Show forWomen age60+Amazing clothes,amazing bargains,amazing fun! Aworkshop toexplore fashion forwomen, age 60plus. When youlook great, youfeel great. Dressingfashionable andcomfortable is possible. Learn new ways todress and shop for your body type.706504 Tu Apr 9 & 16 1-3 pm$53/$45 R 65+: $45/$36 RDigital CameraClass will cover selecting and operating adigital camera, printing photos without acomputer, interfacing the camera or photostorage card with your computer, enhancingyour photos, and storing, printing, and emailingselected photos. Bring your camera andmanual to class. Laptops also welcome.M9 am- 12 pm702502 Feb 18702503 Mar 18702504 Apr 15702505 May 20$19/$16 65+: $16/$14AARP Finance 50+Everyone can benefit from smart moneyhabits. That’s why AARP Foundation,Charles Schwab Foundation and SeniorResource Center is offering this 3 part interactiveprogram to help those 50+ build habitsthat can improve their financial situation.Topics include: Budgeting and goal setting,taking charge of credit and debt, and developinga savings plan and protecting yourassets.704862 W Feb 6-20 6-7:30 pm$20/$15 R65+: $15/$12 RComputer ClassesComputer DiscoveryJoin fellow computer users for aninformational session on a variety oftopics. Learn more about how to useyour computer in this friendly and openenvironment. Bring your laptop for questionand answer time after each presentation.Registration requested by calling303-730-4605.2nd & 4th Fri of month 1-3 pm Buck$6/$5 RMar 8: Video Phone RevisitedSeeing someone is better than talking isbetter than typing. Learn about Skype andother free download programs for yourcomputer, tablet and smart phones. Skypeallows you to chat with others and see themat the same time.Mar 22: Tablets vs. ReadersCome learn about the variety of tablets andreaders and the pros and cons of each.Sessions will allow you to experience thedifference and determine what might be bestfor you.Apr 12: Facebook & other SocialmediaA quick look at social media sites, Facebook,Twitter & Pinterest. Learn what each siteoffers, how to get started and how tosafeguard your information.Apr 26: Surfing the InternetUntangle the World Wide Web by exploringthe various search engines. Learn to surfand find information using key words andquotations.May 10: EmailExplore the many email providers anddiscover which one suits your needs. Learnthe basics of receiving and sending emails.Bring your questions to share.May 24: Digital CameraLearn the basics of selecting and operatinga digital camera. Bring your own camera forone- on- one assistance with your camera.Workshop for WomenBecome your own handywoman.Save money andtime. Learn how to do theeasy stuff yourself. Visitwww.sspr.org for moreinformation and classdescriptions. Material feerequired for some classesat first class. Held at Buck Center.Home Maintenance708513 Tu Mar 16 6-8:30 pm$79/$69 RElectrical 101708594 Tu Apr 9 & 23 6-9 pm$169/$159 RPlumbing 101708575 Tu May 14 6-9 pm$79/$69 RAARP INCOME TAXASSISTANCEIncome tax assistance is offered to seniorcitizens and those of all ages with low tomoderate income based on federal and stateincome tax returns. Volunteer tax counselors,trained by federal and state instructors,provide this FREE service. Taxpayers shouldbring documentation of: reported income,interest, dividends, pension, real propertytax receipts, receipts showing allowabledeductions, copies of 2010 and 2011 taxreturns. It is the taxpayer’s responsibility tocontact financial institutions for the necessarystock, investment and assets sold information.Schedule an appointment by calling303-795-3961. Taxes prepared at the BemisLibrary, 6014 S. Datura, Littleton.Appointments available Feb 4 – April 9Senior Tax Rebate ProgramDistrict homeowners who are 65+ yrs. mayvolunteer with the District in lieu of payingproperty taxes for South Suburban Parksand Recreation. Call 303 730-4609 for moreinformation.6 Spring 2013Class information call 303-730-4609

Health & WellnessRegister online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999SilverSneakers®Designed for Medicare participants withselect health insurance plans. Check eligibilityat the front desk. Program includesfacility amenities, drop-in group fitnessclasses and unlimited access for dailyadmission to the recreation centers.Participate in specialized SilverSneakers®classes to improve strength, flexibility, balanceand coordination.SilverSneakers ® OrientationsGeneral overview of the SilverSneakers ®program and facility tour will be heldat various locations every month. AllSilverSneakers ® members welcome. No registrationrequired.Buck – 9 am 1 st Wed of mo.Goodson – 10:30 1 st Th of mo.Lone Tree – 9:15 am 1 st Mon of mo.Program offered at four recreation centers.For more information call 303-730-4610for Buck, 303-483-7081 for Goodson, 303-708-3517 for Lone Tree and 303-761-2241for Sheridan. Register for Buck at GoodsonRecreation Center.Note: Classes are also available to non-SilverSneakers® members with purchase ofdaily facility admission.SilverSneakers ® MuscularStrength and Range ofMovementHave fun and move to the music througha variety of exercises designed to increasemuscular strength, range of movementand activities for daily living. Hand-heldweights, elastic tubing with handles, anda SilverSneakers ball are offered for resistance.A chair is used for seated and/orstanding support.M/W/F 10-10:55 am BuckTu/Th 10:05-11 am LTRCTu/Th 10:30-11:25 am GoodsonTu/Th 11-11:55 am BuckM/W/F 11:30-12:25 pm GoodsonTu/Th 11:30-12:25 pm SheridanSilverSneakers ® Cardio CircuitCombine fun with fitness to increase yourcardiovascular and muscular endurancepower with a standing circuit workout.Upper-body strength work with hand-heldweights, elastic tubing with handles, and aSilverSneakers ball is alternated with nonimpactaerobic choreography. A chair isoffered for support, stretching and relaxationexercises.Th 9:30-10:20 am GoodsonTu/Th 10-10:55 am BuckM/W 10:30-11:25 am LTRCSilverSneakers® YogaStretchYogaStretch will move your whole bodythrough a complete series of seated andstanding yoga poses. Chair support isoffered to safely perform a variety of posturesdesigned to increase flexibility, balanceand range of movement. Restorativebreathing exercises and final relaxation willpromote stress reduction and mental clarity.M/W/F 11:05-11:55 am BuckTh 11:10-11:50 am LTRCM/W/F 12:30-1:15 pm GoodsonSilverSneakers ® CardioFitGet Up and Go with an aerobic class foryou – safe, heart-healthy and gentle on thejoints. The workout includes easy-to-followlow-impact movement, and upper-bodystrength, abdominal conditioning, stretchingand relaxation exercises designed toenergize your active lifestyle.Tu 9:30-10:25 am GoodsonF 10:30-11:25 am LTRCCancer FitAn exercise physiologist trained specificallyto work with adult cancer survivorsprovides personalized fitness assessmentsto determine a safe, appropriate exerciseplan that allows for surgeries, radiationor chemotherapy you have undergone,side effects you may still be experiencing,and any other health concerns you mayhave. Includes a bi-weekly group exerciseclass for flexibility, balance, strength training,and cardiovascular work, which aidsin recovery and general fitness during andafter treatment. A 6-month pass to therecreation center is included. For more infoplease call 303-483-7089 x2.54093 Tu/Th 1:15-2:30 pmGoodson$360/ 6 months8 Spring 2013Trip information call 303-730-4606

Register online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Trips -DayMarch Page No.718723 11 Mar 3 Lakewood Cultural Arts Center: Danú709533 15 Mar 4 Hike: Castlewood Canyon State Park710223 10 Mar 5 Casino: Bull Durham712113 11 Mar 7 Downtown Aquarium717193 10 Mar 12 JLB: Jim ‘N Nick’s718703 11 Mar 13 Northglenn Film Series: Budapest716653 11 Mar 14 DHT: Newport of the Rockies707683 15 Mar 18 Hike: Cheyenne Mountain State Park715323 11 Mar 19 Denver Firefighter’s Museum718563 11 Mar 20 Denver Botanic Gardens716803 11 Mar 23 Denver March Powwow713363 12 Mar 24 Mount Vernon Country Club: Sunday Brunch718743 12 Mar 26 Lone Tree Arts Center: San Francisco Jazz Collective717203 10 Mar 27 JLB: Dinner at Budapest Bistro715473 12 Mar 28 Glen Eyre Castle: Tea and TourApril Trips709544 15 Apr 1 Hike: Mitchell Creek Canyon / Gateway Mesa713614 10 Apr 2 Casino: Doc Holiday718754 12 Apr 4 Denver Center Theatre Academy: Stage Combat714674 12 Apr 7 Rockies vs. Padres713544 10 Apr 9 JLB: Jus Cookin718714 12 Apr 10 Lone Tree Arts Center: Hank Williams716484 12 Apr 11 DHT: Bad Boys and Bawdy Girls718764 13 Apr 14 Candlelight Dinner Playhouse: Guys and Dolls709554 15 Apr 15 Hike: North Table Mountain Park718774 13 Apr 16 History Colorado Center: Digging Snowmastodon718784 13 Apr 19 United States Air Force Academy: Rat Pack Show718854 13 Apr 21 Brighton: Fine Arts @ 4- Mystery Concert717094 10 Apr 23 JLB: Casa Vallarta718794 13 Apr 25, 28 Denver Center Theater Academy: PerformancePairings, Sense and SensibilityMay Trips718805 13 May 2 Budweiser Tour718815 14 May 5 Lakewood Cultural Arts Center: South Pacific717215 10 May 6 JLB: Breakfast Great Beginnings710225 10 May 7 Casino: Bull Durham718825 14 May 9 Denver Center Theatre Academy: Voice Over Class707355 15 May 13 Hike: Spruce Mountain711095 14 May 14 Butterfly Pavilion709565 15 May 16 Garden of the Gods: Horseback Riding718835 14 May 18 Arvada Center for the Performing Arts: Dividing the Estate714675 12 May 19 Rockies vs. Giants712565 14 May 20 Cave of the Winds710325 10 May 21 JLB: Maggiano’s718845 14 May 26 Boulder Dinner Theater: Wizard of Oz710875 14 May 28 Wings Over Rockies Museum709575 15 May 29 Hike: New Santa Fe Regional Trail711875 14 May 30 Castle Rock OutletsJLB = Just LunchBunchDHT = Denver History TourPlease Note: Trips & ToursRefund/Cancellations PolicyAfter the Registration/Cancel deadline,refunds/gift cards will only be given ifticket can be sold. There is a $5 servicecharge per trip on ALL requestedrefunds, or save the service charge byrequesting a South Suburban Gift Card.Certain trips may have additional cancellationcharges. If we cancel an activity, noservice charge will be assessed and a refundwill be issued. Please allow 3 to 4 weeks forprocessing. All refunds and cancellationsfor Trips & Tours must be processed by theSenior Program Coordinators, 303-730-4606.Exertion Levels:Day Trips\Tours1= Walking short distances only one ortwo steps.(In and out of restaurant and programlocation.)2= Requires some additional walkingminimal steps encountered.(Short tour or to get into program.)3= Longer periods of walking, mostlyon even surfaces. Stairs may beencountered.4= Requires extensive walking and/orwalking on uneven surfaces. Be preparedto walk up stairs and/or be on your feetfor most of the outing. May apply to highaltitude situations.Trip information call 303-730-4606Spring 2013 9

Trips-DayRegister online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Just Lunch Bunch(JLB)$10 / $9 R 65+: $9 / $8 RExertion Level: 2Meet bi-monthly to experience new andfavorite restaurants in the area. Come withfriends or make new ones. Lunch is at yourown expense ($8-$15). Location is subjectto change without notice.No refunds given for cancelations after theregistration/cancelation date.Jim ‘N Nick’sNorthfieldEnjoy great bar-b-q and food that representthe very best of southern culture. From porkshoulders steeped in hickory smoke for over14 hours to the croutons that top the salads,everything is made from scratch.717193 Tu Mar 1211am-2 pmRegister/Cancel by: Feb 25Budapest BistroDenverBy request! Come experience authenticEuropean dining at its finest, in a relaxed andcalm environment. Enjoy wonderfully flavorfultraditional Hungarian food ($15-$21), Minimumone entrée per person.717203 W Mar 274:30-7:30 pmRegister/Cancel by: Mar 12Jus CookinLakewoodAn all time favorite! Jus Cookin is one ofthe best family-owned and operated homecooking restaurants in Colorado. Enjoy handbreaded made to order fried chicken andhomemade soups.713544 Tu Apr 911am-2pmRegister/Cancel by: Mar 25Casa VallartaAuroraEnjoy award winning Mexican food andmargaritas. Choose from enchiladas,tacos, or sizzling fajitas. Can’t decide?Select from 20 combination plates.717094 Tu Apr 2310:30am-1:30 pm(reverse pick-up)Register/Cancel by: Apr 8Great BeginningsEnglewoodInstead of lunch, let’s have breakfast. Thereis something for everyone with cinnamonapple pancakes, eggs Benedict, breakfastburritos with homemade green chili, Frenchtoast, or the traditional Denver omelet.717215 M May 68:30-11:30 am(reverse pick-up)Register/Cancel by: Apr 21Maggiano’s Little ItalyEnglewoodTravel back in time and enjoy nostalgicatmosphere reminiscent of pre-World WarII. Red-checkered tablecloths, family portraits,leather banquettes and richly polishedmahogany wood provide a warm ambiance.Maggiano’s Little Italy is one dining experiencethat has all the right ingredients.710325 Tu May 2110:30 am-1:30 pm(reverse pick-up)Register/Cancel by: May 6Please refrain from wearingperfume or cologne for the health& comfort of those with allergies,asthma or other health issues.Thank you.10 Spring 2013Casino TripsCasino trips depart and return toBuck Ctr only.9am-3pm$14/$12R 65+: $12/$10RExertion Level: 2Bull Durham710223 Tu Mar 5Register/Cancel by: Feb 18Trip information call 303-730-4606Doc Holliday713614 Tu Apr 2Register/Cancel by: Mar 18Bull Durham710225 Tu May 7Register/Cancel by: Apr 22

Register online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Trips-DayDay TripsDanúLakewood Cultural Arts CenterTwo shows only! Hailing from historicCounty Waterford, Danú is one of the leadingtraditional Irish ensembles of today. Itshigh-energy celebration of the Emerald Isleoffers an authentic Irish musical journey.Danú mixes ancient Irish music with contemporaryworks to create a memorableevening.718723 Su Mar 32:15-5:45 pm$50/$42 R65+: $42/$35 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Feb 9Downtown AquariumDenverTravel down to sea level and view more thana million gallons of underwater exhibits withecosystems from around the world, over500 species of animals, and an interactiveStingray Reef touch tank. Lunch is on yourown at the aquarium ($6 - $20).712113 Th Mar 710 am-3 pm$41/$34R65+: $34/$29 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Feb 20Budapest to IstanbulNorthglenn Film SeriesJoin filmmakers Clint and Sue Denn as theyjourney from Budapest and Hungary, toCroatia, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, and on toIstanbul, Turkey. Lunch is at Cracker Barrelat your own expense.718703 W Mar 139:15 am-3:15 pm$28/$23 R65+: $23/$19 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Feb 26Newport of the Rockies: theLuxury of Colorado SpringsDenver History ToursThe beautiful scenery and pure air weregolden possibilities to those who saw theFront Range as a potential playground forthe rich and famous. The resplendentBroadmoor Hotel was built to be the centerpieceof Colorado Springs, branded the“Newport of the Rockies,” after that elitelocale back in the civilized east. This sevenhourtour shares the history of this fascinatingtown. Bring money for lunch.716653 Th Mar 149am – 4pm (reverse pick-up)$56/$47 R65+: $47/$40 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Feb 27Fire Fighter’s MuseumDenverThe museum is located in historic DenverFire Station No. 1 constructed in 1909. Thebuilding served as a working fire station until1974 and is listed on the National Registerof Historic Places. Tour the museum exhibitsand learn the history of the Denver FireDepartment and the station. Lunch is at yourown expense at the Old Spaghetti Factoryfollowing our tour.715323 Tu Mar 1910 am-2:30pm$23/$19 R65+: $19/$16 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Mar 4Trip information call 303-730-4606Botanic GardensDenverThe Boettcher Tropical Conservatory, astate-of-the-art architectural treasure andDenver landmark, is home to more than550 plant species representing the flora andrichness of the world’s rainforests. You willlearn what makes rainforests unique and theimportance of their preservation. Lunch is atBlue Bonnet (Bring cash $9-$15).718563 W Mar 209:15am-1:45pm$37/$31 R65+: $31/$26 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Mar 6Denver March PowwowDenverThe Powwow features more than 1,600dancers from nearly 100 tribes from 38states and 3 Canadian provinces. The eventis packed with singing, dancing, storytelling,food, art and more. Bring cash for $7 admission(60+ $3) and lunch.716803 Sa Mar 239:30 am-3:30 pm$19/$16 R65+: $16/$13 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Mar 8Spring 2013 11

Trips-DayRegister online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Mount Vernon Country ClubSunday BrunchGoldenDine on a delicious brunch buffet completewith dessert and beverage. Delight inbreathtaking views of Clear Creek Canyonand the City of Denver.713363 Su Mar 2410:30 am-1 pm$49/$41 R65+: $41/$34 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Mar 9SFJAZZ CollectiveLone Tree Arts CenterOne night only! The San Francisco JAZZCollective-The Music of Chick Corea isan all-star jazz ensemble comprising eightof the finest performer/composers atwork in jazz today. Launched in 2004, theCollective has become one of the mostexciting and acclaimed groups on the jazzscene.718743 Tu Mar 266-10:30 pm(reverse pick-up)$85/$71 R65+: $71/$59 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Mar 4Reverse pick-up: Starts at Buck Ctr. andends at Lone Tree.12 Spring 2013Glen Eyrie Castle Teaand TourColorado SpringsVisit Glen Eyrie Castle and discover itsinteresting history and tour its beautifullydecorated rooms with period furnishings.Afterwards, enjoy a Victorian Cream Teaserved in the castle’s music room, includedwith admission fee. There is also an extensivegift shop to browse.715473 Th Mar 2811:30am-5:30 pm(reverse pick-up)$59/$49 R65+: $49/$41RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Feb 28Denver Center TheaterAcademy: Stage CombatWorkshopDenverWho doesn’t want to swing a sword likeErrol Flynn, punch like Stallone, or take aslap like Faye Dunaway? Ever wonder howactors punch, kick, slap and stab each othershow after show and take after take? Learnthe tricks of the trade - how to swing thatblade and take that punch, safely! No experiencenecessary.718754 Th Apr 49:30am-12 pm$26/$22 R65+: $22/$18 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Mar 21Colorado Rockies GamesCoors FieldHead out to the ball game and join yourfriends while delighting in America’s favoritepastime, baseball.12-5:30 pm714674 Su Apr 7 Rockies vs. Padres714675 Su May 19 Rockies vs. Giants714676 Th Jun 13 Rockies vs. Nationals$31/$26 R65+: $26/$21 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: 3 wks prior to game dateTrip information call 303-730-4606Hank Williams: Lost HighwayLone Tree Arts CenterEnjoy a spectacular musical biographyof the rise and fall of the brash, foreveryoung, legendary singer-songwriter. FollowWilliams through his often lonely journeyfrom backwoods Alabama to super-stardomat the Grand Ole Opry. Space is limited.Lunch is at Cheeburger, Cheeburgerat your own expense.718714 W Apr 1010:30 am-4:30 pm(reverse pick-up)$70/$58 R65+: $58/$49 RExertion Level: 2Register/cancel by: Mar 26Bad Boys and Bawdy GirlsDenver History ToursDenver’s earliest tales were almost neverwritten by gentlemen, and polite companydoesn’t even discuss those kinds of ladies.Fortunately, Denver History Tours is nota polite company, at least not this timearound. Rope burn and lead poisoninghelped Denver fill its coffers and its coffins.The shady ladies and killer cowboys aregone, so let’s dig into their stories! Bringmoney for lunch.716484 Th Apr 1110am – 3pm$51/$42 R65+: $42/$35 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Mar 27

Register online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Guys and DollsCandlelight Dinner PlayhouseAn 11-time Tony Award® winning classic.Meet Sarah Brown, the uptight mission dollwho is out to reform the evildoers of NewYork’s Times Square. Her plans are soonderailed as she meets a host of vivid charactersincluding Sky Masterson, a high-rollinggambler who woos her on a bet and endsup falling in love. Full of great hits including“Luck Be a Lady,” “Bushel and a Peck” and “SitDown You’re Rockin the Boat.”718764 Su Apr 1411:30am-5:30pm$94/$79 R65+: $79/$65 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Mar 13Digging Snowmastodon:Lecture, Discovering an IceAge World in the ColoradoRockiesDenver History CenterThe discovery of thousands of bones of IceAge mammals near Snowmass Village in2010 has excited scientists and paleontologyenthusiasts worldwide. Excavation hasyielded bones from mastodons, mammoths,camels, giant bison and dozens of othermammals from 130,000 years ago, revealinga world of creatures long since extinct fromthe Colorado landscape. Fee includes a onehourmuseum tour and a limited-engagementexhibit, Jefferson’s Bible: The Life andMorals of Jesus of Nazareth, on loan from theSmithsonian’s National Museum of AmericanHistory.718774 Tu Apr 1612:15-4:15pm$39/$32 R65+: $32/$27 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Apr 1Rat Pack ShowColorado Springs (USAF Academy)The Rat Pack were the embodiment of stylewith substance and swing with swagger. Thisshow brings back Frank, Sammy, Dean andJoey in their prime, with comedy, ad-libbingand improvisation that The Pack was famousfor. No meal included.718784 F Apr 194:30-11:15 pm(reverse pick-up)$59/$49 R65+: $49/$41 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Mar 18Fine Arts @ 4: Mystery ConcertBrightonFor over 24 years, the Fine Arts @ Fourhas provided the Brighton area with Sundayafternoon musical concerts. Lunch is atthe Copper Rail Bar & Grill at your ownexpense.718854 Su Apr 2112:15-7pm$23/$19 R65+: $19/$16 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Apr 6Trips-DayDenver Center TheatreAcademy: PerformancePairings, Sense and SensibilityDenverJoin the professionalsof the DenverCenter TheatreAcademy andDenver CenterTheatre Companyfor an interactivetheatre experience.In the preshowseminar, explore thebeautiful and complexworld of JaneAusten. After seeingSense and SensibilityThe Musical, meetand chat with members of the productionteam to share your thoughts in a post-showdiscussion. Price includes preshow seminaron Thursday, April 25 (10:30am-1:30pm)and Sunday matinee with post-show seminar.718794 Th Apr 2510:30 am-1:30 pmSu Apr 2812:45-5:45 pm$104 /$87 R65+: $87 /$72 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Mar 21Budweiser TourFort CollinsDiscover how beer is crafted by followingit through the steps of the brewing process.Since its founding in 1852 in St. Louis,Anheuser-Busch has been perfecting thisprocess, taking pride in producing some ofthe world’s finest beers, one batch at a time.Lunch is at the Olive Garden after the tour.718805 Th May 28:30 am-2:30pm$28/$23 R65+: $23/$19 RExertion Level: 3-4Register/Cancel by: Apr 17Trip information call 303-730-4606Spring 2013 13

Trips-DayRegister online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999South PacificLakewood Cultural Arts CenterA Rodgers and Hammerstein classic. On aSouth Pacific island during World War II, loveblooms between a young nurse and a secretiveFrenchman who’s being courted for adangerous military mission. Favorite songsinclude “Some Enchanted Evening,” “Thereis Nothing Like a Dame,” Bali Ha’i,” “I’mGonna Wash that Man Right Outta My Hair,”and “Younger than Springtime.”718815 Su May 51:15-4:30pm$60/$50 R65+: $50/$42 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Apr 13Denver Center TheaterAcademy: Commercial VoiceOver WorkshopDenverTime for a new career? Is voice over foryou? Step up to the mic and learn the basicsof the radio and television voice over industry.Analyze and act commercial copy, learnto take direction and increase your versatility.Learn about demos, agents, auditions andthe voice over market. Speak up! Space islimited.718825 Th May 99:30am-12:30pm$27/$23 R65+: $23/$19 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Apr 2414 Spring 2013Butterfly PavilionBroomfieldEnjoy science education with interactivefun, while learning about invertebrates andconservation. Don’t miss this unforgettableexperience walking through a rainforestfilled with over 1,600 tropical butterflies andother live animals.711095 Tu May 1412:30-4:30pm$25/$21 R65+: $21/$18 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: Apr 29Dividing the EstateArvada Center for the Arts and HumanitiesHorton Foote, Pulitzer Prize winning writer,penned a comedy about family, money,power and greed. At odds over the fate oftheir dwindling inheritance, several generationsof the well-to-do Gordon family mustconfront their disreputable past as theygrapple with an uncertain future. No mealincluded.718835 Sa May 1812:45-5:30pm$64/$53 R65+: $53/$45 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Apr 29Cave of the WindsManitou SpringsExplore an easy 45 minute walking tour,ideal for beginning cavers. Tour guides willdiscuss cave history and geology as youexplore twisting and turning passageways.The Discovery Tour is not recommended forpersons who have heart or respiratory problems.Wheelchairs are not allowed on cavetours. Lunch is on your own in downtownManitou Springs.712565 M May 208:30 am-2:30 pm(reverse pick-up)$45/$37 R65+: $37/$31RExertion Level: 3-4Register/Cancel by: Apr 29Trip information call 303-730-4606Wizard of OzBoulder Dinner TheaterLike all girls her age, little Dorothy Galeof Kansas dreams of what lies over therainbow. Come join Dorothy, Scarecrow,Tinman, Cowardly Lion and Toto as theytravel the yellow brick road in search of thealmighty Oz.718845 Su May 2611am-5pm$97/$81 R65+: $81/$68 RExertion Level: 2Register/Cancel by: Apr 18Wings Over the Rockies Airand Space MuseumDenverHoused in a former Air Force hangar, the150,000 sq ft, 1930’s era museum maintainsa collection of over four dozen aircraftand space vehicles. Highlights of thecollection include a rare B-18A Bolo, fiveof the Century-Series fighters, an RF-84KThunderflash Parasite, and more. Lunchis at the Lowry Beer Garden at your ownexpense.710875 Tu May 288:30am-2:30pm$34/$28 R65+: $28/$24 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: May 13Castle Rock Factory OutletShoppingCastle RockTake a trip to the Factory Outlets in CastleRock. You can shop ‘til you drop or you canleisurely stroll and window shop. Enjoy lunchat one of the many spots in the food court.711875 Th May 309am-3pm(reverse pick-up)$20/$17 R65+: $17/$14 RExertion Level: 3Register/Cancel by: May 15

Register online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Cherry Creek Trail ChallengeWalk the length of the Cherry Creek Trail in5-6 mile increments from Franktown, nearCastlewood Canyon State Park, toConfluence Park in Denver. MUST be ableto walk a 20-minute mile. 7 wks703114 W Apr 3 - May 158 am-12 pm$20 Registration Fee : $16 R$6 weekly transportation feeOutdoor RecreationOutdoor RecreationHorseback Riding at AcademyRiding StablesColorado SpringsEnjoy the natural splendor and serenelandscape of Garden of the Gods. See thisnatural wonder as our ancestors did ahundred years ago-on horseback. Bring asack lunch.709565 Th May 169:15am-2:30pm$99/$82 R65+: $82/$69 RExertion Level: 5Register/Cancel by: Apr 25Friday Morning Walk-AboutsEnjoy walking but can’t get motivatedwithout a partner? Explore a variety ofDenver area’s hidden foot paths. Walk about2 hours each week, approximately 3-4 miles.Transportation provided. Visit www.sspr.orgor call 303-730-4606 for more information.$10/$9 R 65+: $9/$7 RFor All Hikes & Walks• Be aware of noted exertion levels.• Be prepared for weather changes.• Bring: • Sunscreen • Sack lunch• Water bottle• High altitude and uneven surfaces• Pick-up at IA & BRC onlyQuestions/concerns or hike suggestions call303-730-4606.HikesAll hiking trips range from 4-6 miles8am – 3pm$22/$19 R 65+: $19/$17 RRegister/Cancel by two weeks prior to tripCastlewood Canyon State ParkFranktown709533 M Mar 4 (reverse pick-up)Cheyenne Mountain State ParkColorado Springs707683 M Mar 18 (reverse pick-up)Mitchell Creek Canyon/Gateway MesaCastle Rock709544 M Apr 1 (reverse pick-up)North Table Mountain ParkJefferson County Open Space709554 M Apr 15Spruce MountainDouglas County Open Space707355 M May 13 (reverse pick-up)New Santa Fe Regional TrailPalmer Lake709575 W May 29 (reverse pick-up)Trip information call 303-730-4606Extended TravelPanama Canal CruiseOct 19, 2013Ft. Lauderdale to San DiegoCruise departs from Ft. Lauderdale, FL.,then transverses the canal, arriving in DanDiego, CA. Ports in Aruba, Cartagena,Puerto Caldera, Puerto Vallarta and more.Ocean view cabin$3000 dbl. occ, includes air.(price subject to change)$300 deposit due Feb 15For more information contact Nan at720- 283-4115Exertion Level KeyOutdoor Recreation Trips1=Walking with no elevation gain.2=Walking with easy elevation gain andeasy physical activity.3=Walking with moderate elevation gainand easy physical activity.4=Walking with moderate/strenuouselevation gain and moderate physicalactivity.5= Walking with strenuous elevation gainand moderate physical activity.All hikes are subject to change due toweather conditions.Please be aware of the noted exertionlevel and match this with your own abilitylevel to ensure an enjoyable experience.Spring 2013 15

Register online at www.sspr.org or call 303-347-5999Resourceful Phone NumbersAccess-A-Ride 303-299-2960Arapahoe County First Ride 720-540-5566Arapahoe CountySenior Services 303-636-1130Network of CareResource Line 303-480-6700InterFaith CommunityServices 303-789-0501Littleton Housing Authority 303-794-9608Littleton Omnibus Transportation303-795-3700Senior Resource Center 303-235-6972Sr. Health InsuranceCounseling 303-899-5151City of Littleton HandymanProgram 303-730-4615AARP Chapter 303-578-2669Drcog.org/networkofcareArapahoe County Council on Agingwww.Accoa.infoLittleton AARP Community Group3rd Monday of month, 1- 3 pmMeet monthly to learn about many issuesfacing seniors. Monthly schedule available.For more info contact AARP.4755@gmail.com or call 303-578-2669Buck Recreation Center2004 W. Powers Ave.• 1 block north of Littelton Blvd.• 303-797-8787Daily Admission and PassesDaily admission includes pool admission, towel, dropingroup fitness classes and indoor cycling and locker.Fees subject to change.ID card fee: $5 /$4 Resident expires 2 yrs from purchase.*Household= 2 adults & 3 children under 21 living athome.Buddy PassYou and your buddy can purchase one pass at the regular rate, and purchase a second, identicalpass at a discounted rate. Eligible passes include monthly adult, youth, and senior; andannual adult, youth and senior. Passes must be purchased at the same time.Admission Fees & Passes for Buck, Goodson, Lone Tree and SheridanRecreation CentersFriendly professional staff, access to all amenities including weight room, highly popular strengthequipment from Cybex & Life Fitness, state-of-the-art cardiovascular area, leisure pool and large varietyof drop-in fitness classes are included. Mind/body, martial arts or weight training classes are available foran extra fee.Youth 2-17 yrs Buddy Pass Adult Buddy Pass Senior 65+ Buddy Pass Household Addl ChildFee/Resident Fee/Res Fee/Resident Fee/Res Fee/Resident Fee/Res Fee/Resident Fee/ResDaily $5.25/$4 $7.25/$5.25 $5.50/$4.25 $19/$14 $4/$3Monthly $51/$38 $36/$27 $69/$52 $48/$36 $52/$39 $36/$27 $132/$99 $20/$10Annual* $399/$300 $279/$210 $605/$455 $424/$319 $410/$310 $287/$217 $1139/$855 $75/$6030-punch $110/$74 $150/$114 $114/$8915-punch $63/$40 $85/$59 $67/$48South Suburban offers an automatic monthly billing service for annual passes.Recreation Center passes include use of outdoor pools.Save On AllPersonal Training PackagesYouth and AdultCustomer Appreciation Week March 31-April 710% OFF on 5 & 10 Packages or Group Training Packages!(2-4 people)Call for an appointment 303-483-7089 for Goodson & Buckor 303-708-3514 for Lone Tree. Valid at Goodson, Buck and Lone Tree recreation centers.Also Save 10% OFF Massages & Facials at Goodson and Buck Centers!Edwin A. BigbyMemorial FundThe Edwin A. Bigby Memorial Fundwas established to honor a belovedsenior program participant. Thefund enables others to enjoy thesenior lunch and day trips programs.Anyone may nominate seniors fora Fund award. Award winners willbe encouraged to make a smallcontribution to the Fund perpetuatingthe fund for future use. Pleasecall 303-730-4609 for informationand application guidelines. SouthSuburban also has a general scholarshipprogram. Information availableat 303-483-7068.16 Spring 2013Trip information call 303-730-4606