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30/30 Basketball League

Ryan Phelps is responsible for this league. For more information or to get in touch, Ryan can be reached at RyanP@ApexPRD.org or 303.467.7124.

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30/30 Youth Outdoor Soccer League - Child Registration

Train. Play. Grow. This league combines 30 minutes of skill-based training with 30 minutes of game play each session to maximize player development and time on the ball. Held at Stenger Sports Complex every fall and spring.

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30/30 Youth Outdoor Soccer League - Volunteer Registration

Volunteer coaches are needed for our 30/30 Youth Outdoor Soccer League. This program is a once-a-week commitment for eight (8) weeks. We supply equipment and practice plans for each age group. No experience is needed.

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AARP Smart Driver Course

Brush up on safe, defensive driving skills; learn how to avoid accidents and handle adverse traffic conditions and hazards. This DMV approved course was designed for ages 50 and over. Insurance companies offer discounts to those who complete it. Class registration is free. There is a $20 material fee for AARP members ($25 for non-AARP members) due on the day of class. Make checks payable to AARP (checks or exact cash only). Classes often fill, so sign up early.

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Active Adult - Coffee Talk

Connect with other members monthly on the third Thursday of the month from 10:30 to 11:30 am. Come socialize with your fellow peers on monthly topics while enjoying free coffee and treats. Free, but advance registration is appreciated. Sponsored by Namaste Home Health.

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Active Adult - End of Summer Social

Celebrate the final weeks of summer with refreshing drinks and light summer treats, and time to mingle with our community sponsors. We thank our Active Adult sponsors. Free, but advance registration is appreciated.

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Active Adult - Friday Bingo

Play a variety of bingo patterns and win fun prizes. Each month sponsored by one of the Apex Annual Active Adult sponsors. Free, but please register in advance.

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Active Adult - Indoor Picnic Party

Join us indoors for picnic-style grab-and-go bites, light refreshments and conversations with our community sponsors. We thank our Active Adult sponsors. Free, but advance registration is appreciated.

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Active Adult Information Session

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Active Adult - Jingle Mingle

Get into the holiday spirit as you mingle, enjoy festive treats and connect with our community sponsors during this cheerful seasonal gathering. Grab your camera to get a photo with Mr. and Mrs. Claus. Don’t miss this jolly good time. We thank our Active Adult sponsors. Free, but advance registration is appreciated.

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Active Adult - Passport to Aging Well

The Passport to Aging Well meets monthly on the second Thursday of the month from 10:30 am to 12 pm. Learn about older adult resources and educational topics relating to aging, regardless of where you live. The 2026 sponsors are Home Instead, Sunrise Senior Living, Optimal Aging Medicare and Senior Placement of Denver. Join our tribe of older adults becoming wiser about aging. No appointment necessary, just drop by.

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Active Adult Strength Club

Work in a small group with a certified personal trainer specializing in active adult fitness to help you reach your strength goals. This advanced class focuses on free-weights and resistance bands. We can help you improve your current fitness levels by learning proper technique, building strength, and improving endurance.

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Adaptive Golf at Indian Tree Golf Club

Apex Park and Recreation District is proud to introduce EDGA D3 Golf at Indian Tree Golf Club, an adaptive golf program designed specifically for individuals with disabilities. D3 Golf removes the barriers that so often keep people with disabilities from ever picking up a club — no experience needed, no expensive gear, and no green fees required to start. D3 Golf was developed by the European Disabled Golf Association (EDGA) as the first step in a structured D3/6/9 adaptive golf pathway that grows with participants as their skills and confidence build. Using simplified, adaptive equipment and easy-to-learn techniques tailored to a range of physical and cognitive abilities, this program is built for early, visible success — not frustration. This adaptive program provides a supportive, inclusive environment where participants can build golf skills at their own pace while also creating opportunities to play and connect with family, friends, and the broader adaptive sports community.

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Adaptive Preschool Sensory Ninja Program

This is a gymnastics class for parents and children ages 4.6-8 with sensory issues. Instructor will teach the child to learn how to roll, balance, swing, and more. Basic balance, motor skills, and body awareness are incorporated. Sensory input can be adjusted.

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Adaptive Sensory Preschool Gymnastics Program

This is a gymnastics class for parents and children ages 3-5.6 with sensory issues. Instructor will teach the child to learn how to roll, balance, swing, and more. Basic balance, motor skills, and body awareness are incorporated. Sensory input can be adjusted.

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Adaptive Sensory Youth Dance

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Adaptive Swim Lessons - Preschool

This class is intended for children with disabilities, sensory needs, motor challenges, or who learn differently. No prerequisites. Introduction to front and back float with help and basic knowledge of water safety rules.

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Adaptive Swim Lessons - Youth

This class is intended for children with disabilities or special needs. No prerequisites. Introduction to front and back float with help and basic knowledge of water safety rules.

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Adaptive Youth Sensory Gymnastics Program

This is a gymnastics class for parents and children ages 5.6-9 with sensory issues. The instructor will teach the child to learn how to roll, balance, swing, and more. Basic balance, motor skills, and body awareness are incorporated. Sensory input can be adjusted.

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Adult 5v5 Arena Football

5v5 Non-contact Arena Football League Saturdays at the Apex Field House. We offer men's comp and rec divisions, if we do not get enough teams for each division they may be combined. Teams are guaranteed 8 games and top 4 teams advance to playoffs. The cost is $700/team. Game times are between 4pm-10pm, depending on the number of teams and if we can use both fields or only one field. Teams play two 25-minute halves, following the USA 5-man Flag Football Rules. You can find these rules online just type in USA 5-man Flag Football Rules. You must wear popper flag belts. You can buy them online or here at the Field House for $8. Any questions please contact Roxie Augustine at RoxieA@ApexPRD.org or 303.467.7128.

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Adult Aspire

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Adult Beginner Tennis Level 1

For players new to tennis. Learn basic tennis strokes to start and sustain a rally. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit

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Adult Beginner Tennis Level 2

Advancing from Level 1, with pro approval, or having an NTRP rating of 2.5-3.0. Player can start and sustain a 2-3 ball rally and demonstrate serve consistency. Has basic knowledge of scoring and court positioning. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit

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Adult Billiards Class

Learn the basics, then move to include English, cue ball control, bank shots, kick shots and more. Your instructor will provide tips along the way. We'll also discuss different common games.

Classes occur once per week. Instructor approval needed if age requirement is not met.

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Adult Billiards Socials

Play and socialize with others. An instructor is present to provide guidance and tips, share different types of games and more. Best for players with some billiards experience.

Our Billiards Room is located inside of the Community Recreation Center and hosts drop-in play, instructor-led classes and socials, 1-on-1 private lessons and more.

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Adult Children Supporting Aging Loved Ones

Are you an adult child navigating the care and needs of your aging parents? Learn how to navigate senior housing options, understand the differences between independent, assisted, memory and skilled care, and what to look for when these services are needed. Learn about costs associated with each option as well as fee structures. Also, learn about the legal considerations and plans when selecting a placement agency. Practical options, resources, and strategies to reduce stress, support your loved ones and prevent caregiver fatigue will also be discussed. Take the guesswork out of caregiving and create a plan that works for your family. Free, but advanced registration is appreciated.

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Adult Cornhole League

Brad Hull is responsible for this league. For more information or to get in touch, Brad can be reached at BradH@ApexPRD.org or 303.467.7118.

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Adult Day Trips

Come along one of our many diverse day, or night, trips. Event entry and transportation are included in your activity fee. All registrants must travel to and from the destination with the trip or hike group. Please arrive at the Community Recreation Center, 6842 Wadsworth Blvd., at least 15 minutes before departure. Failure to arrive by the designated departure time may result in forfeiture of your activity registration.

Levels of Exertion (LOE) Definition for Trips Level 1: Lunch out, sitting in a theater, or walking up to two blocks. Level 2: Walking through a museum or on a tour, walking more than two blocks, or climbing some stairs. Level 3: High altitude, walking more than four blocks or many stairs.

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Adult Grass Volleyball - Session 2

The summer adult grass volleyball leagues (4v4 or 2v2) offers recreational divisions for players of all levels. Leagues features eight matches plus a season-ending playoff. Each match consists of three games to 21. Games are self-officiated. Join the adult leagues designed for promoting a fun, active, and social environment, with opportunities for both team registration and individual "free agent" sign-ups.

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Adult Gymnastics

Build strength, confidence, and learn new skills in this fun and supportive program designed for adults of all experience levels. Coaches will guide you through fundamentals, including flexibility training, strength and conditioning, balance, coordination, and safe skill progressions. Stay challenged at your own pace while enjoying an encouraging environment. This program is a great way to stay active, try something new, and connect with others in the community.

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Adult Hikes - Summit Chasers

Join our Summit Chasers group for an advanced hike.

Transportation is included in your activity fee. All registrants must travel to and from the destination with the hike group. Please arrive at the Community Recreation Center at least 15 minutes before departure. Failure to arrive by the designated departure time may result in forfeiture of your activity registration.

All Summit Chasers hikes are rated as a Level of Exertion (LOE): 3+. Difficult hikes may include over 6 miles round trip, over 1000' elevation gain, 8000' or more starting elevation, or a combination of these factors. These trail choices are meant for intermediate to advanced hikers.

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Adult Hikes - Trailblazers

Join us for a hike. Transportation is included in your activity fee. All registrants must travel to and from the destination with the hike group. Please arrive at the Community Recreation Center at least 15 minutes before departure. Failure to arrive by the designated departure time may result in forfeiture of your activity registration.

Levels of Exertion (LOE) Definition for Hiking and Snowshoeing Level 1: Rated easy, 2-3 miles round trip with less than 400' elevation gain. Level 2: Rated easy-moderate, 4-6 miles round trip with 400-1000' elevation gain. Level 3: Rated moderate-difficult, over 6 miles round trip or over 1000' elevation gain or 8000' or more starting elevation.

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Adult Hockey 3v3 League - Beginner Level - Goalie

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Adult Hockey 3v3 League - Beginner Level - Skater

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Adult Hockey 3v3 League - Intermediate Level - Goalie

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Adult Hockey 3v3 League - Intermediate Level - Skater

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Adult Hockey Lunch League

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Adult Ice Skating

This is an exciting program for people who look to skating as an enjoyable part of a fit and healthy lifestyle. Divided into levels during class from basic skating to more advanced skills, adult skaters will progress at an individual rate while being challenged and motivated. Based on prior skating experience, adults may choose to begin at the level that best matches their skill base. Equipment: Helmets and extra padding are strongly recommended. Please bring with you as they are not available to loan. Rental skates and public skating pass included.

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Adult Indoor Soccer - Friday

Friday night adult indoor soccer league we offer coed and men's divisions from advanced players to beginner players. All teams are guaranteed 8 games. The league is 10 weeks long with two bye weeks. Games are between 6pm- midnight. We play two 22-minute halves. Cost is $700/team, with a deposit of $105 at sign up and the remaining balance due before playing your first game. Bye requests must be made during registration.

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Adult Indoor Soccer - Sunday

Sunday adult indoor soccer league we offer coed divisions from advanced players to beginner players. All teams are guaranteed 8 games. The league is 10 weeks long with two bye weeks. Games are between 6pm- midnight. We play two 22-minute halves. Cost is $700/team, with a deposit of $105 at sign up and the remaining balance due before playing your first game. Bye requests must be made during registration.

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Adult Indoor Soccer - Tuesday

Tuesday night adult indoor soccer league we offer coed divisions from advanced players to beginner players. All teams are guaranteed 8 games. The league is 12 weeks long with four bye weeks. Games are between 6pm- 11:15pm. We play two 22-minute halves. Cost is $700/team, with a deposit of $105 at sign up and the remaining balance due before playing your first game. Bye requests must be made during registration.

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Adult Indoor Soccer - Wednesday - Summer 2026

Wednesday night adult indoor soccer league we offer coed divisions from advanced players to beginner players. All teams are guaranteed 8 games. The league is 12 weeks long with four bye weeks. Games are between 6pm- 11:15pm. We play two 22-minute halves. Cost is $700/team, with a deposit of $105 at sign up and the remaining balance due before playing your first game. Bye requests must be made during registration.

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Adult Indoor Volleyball - Fall

The adult indoor fall volleyball leagues are 10-game schedules with playoffs for the top 4-teams. All leagues are 4v4. Coed and women's divisions offer both upper and lower leagues.

Leagues may be combined if there are not enough teams to be ran independently. Bye week requests must be made during the registration process.

Games may be played at non-Apex facility locations.

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Adult Karate

Shorin-ryu is an effective Okinawan style of Karate. Sean Riley, an eighth-degree Black Belt, has been teaching adults and children for more than 40 years. Classes are taught in a traditional manner with an emphasis on learning traditional katas, weapons katas, and self-defense. Weapons training starts at the Orange Belt level. Students must have their own weapons and pads. Through training, students gain the confidence needed to feel secure in aggressive situations. Uniforms and pads are not required for beginner students but may be purchased from the instructor if desired.

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Adult Kickball

Adult Coed Kickball League is back. Start your week with laughs, friendly competition, and a little throwback fun. Play kickball on Monday nights starting June 15. It’s an 8‑game season, with a top 4‑team playoff. Whether you’re in it to win it or just here for the good times, this league is all about teamwork, community, and classic recess vibes. Join the fun.

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Adult Men's Basketball Leagues

The men's basketball program will offer four seasons. Games are played at Apex Center and Storyline Church. There are three seasons offering 8-games plus playoffs for the top teams in each division. The summer season is 6-games plus playoffs. Fall season is 10-games plus playoffs.

Upon enrolling a team through ACTIVENet, a deposit is required. The entire league fee is due before the start of the season.

TeamSideline will be used for team managers to input their roster. Players will still be required to accept the roster invitation before playing in any games. Teams will still be able to view schedules, standings, league rules, weather updates, and all other relevant information in TeamSideline.

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Adult Outdoor Soccer - Sunday 11v11

Sunday 11v11 outdoor adult indoor soccer league. We offer coed divisions from advanced players to beginner players. All teams are guaranteed 8 games. The league is 8 weeks long with no bye weeks. Games are between 9am- 3pm. We play two 45-minute halves. Cost is $1200/team, with a deposit of $120 at sign up and the remaining balance due before playing your first game.

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Adult Outdoor Soccer- Thursday 8v8

Thursday night adult 8v8 outdoor soccer league. We offer coed divisions from advanced players to beginner players. All teams are guaranteed 8 games. The league is 8 weeks long with no scheduled bye weeks. Games are between 6:30pm- 10:30pm. We play two 25-minute halves. Cost is $840/team, with a deposit of $100 at sign up and the remaining balance due before playing your first game.

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Adult Quilting-From Start to Finish

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Adult Sewing

These classes welcome all experience levels for adults, from Sewing 101 for beginners to intermediate and advanced project-based courses. Participants can bring their own sewing machine or use one of ours. All classes include a base class fee due at registration and a materials fee payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

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Adult Softball Leagues - Fall

The fall softball season will run from August 24 - October 16. Games are played at Harold D. Lutz Sports Complex. The season will offer 7 and 12-game leagues. All leagues will host a top 4-team playoff.

Leagues may be combined if there are not enough teams to be ran independently.

Upon enrolling a team, a $200 deposit is required. The entire league fee is due before the start of the season.

TeamSideline will be used for team managers to input their roster. Players will be required to accept the roster invitation before playing in any games. Teams will still be able to view schedules, standings, league rules, weather updates, and all other relevant information in TeamSideline.

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Adult Swim Lessons: Building Confidence and Competence

Offers a step-by-step approach to building water confidence and swimming skills. Participants start with foundational techniques like safe entries, breath-holding, and basic floating before progressing to body positioning, beginner strokes, and directional changes, including swim-roll-swim for 10 meters (30 feet). Advanced levels focus on streamlining, side breathing, and endurance, with participants swimming up to 50 meters using multiple strokes. Safety is emphasized throughout, with skills like treading water, handling disorienting entries, and practicing reach-and-throw assists.

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Adult Swim Lessons: Mastering Fundamental Strokes

Focuses on developing proficiency in key swimming strokes while emphasizing water safety and confidence. Participants will refine freestyle and backstroke techniques, swimming 10 meters (30 feet) each, and learn resting strokes like the elementary backstroke and sidestroke, which promote calm and endurance. Advanced skills include mastering the butterfly stroke, focusing on strength, timing, technique, and the breaststroke, emphasizing proper form and long-distance efficiency.

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Adult UTR 1-2 Coed Tennis Drill

Description: Required UTR Doubles rating of 1-2 or above. (Formerly a USTA 2.5/3.0 Drill) Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit

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Adult UTR 2-3 Coed Tennis Drill

Required UTR Doubles rating of 2-3 or above. (Formerly a USTA 3.0-3.5+ drill.) Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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Adult UTR 3-4 Coed Tennis Drill

Required UTR Doubles rating of 3-4. (Formerly a USTA 3.5/4.0 drill.) Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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Adult UTR 4-6 Coed Tennis Drill

Description: Required UTR Doubles rating of 4-6. (Formerly a USTA 4.0-5.0 drill.) Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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Adult UTR 5-6 Coed Tennis Drill

Description: Required UTR Doubles rating of 5 or higher. (Formerly a USTA 4.5+ drill.) Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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Adult UTR 6+ Coed Tennis Drill

Required UTR Doubles rating of 6+ or above. (Formerly a "must have a USTA 4.5+ or above" drill.) This is a high paced class of mostly doubles that requires running and quick point play. Players will be grouped according to level during this drill. Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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Adult - Virtual Reality

Adult Virtual Reality (VR) is offered at the Community Recreation Center. We offer a variety of classes and drop-in opportunities for all skill levels. Whether you're a first-timer or a VR pro, come join us for some virtual fun.

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Adult Women's 3v3 Basketball

The women's 3v3 basketball league is geared towards players with intermediate to upper skills. This season is six games plus a top four team playoff. League starts June 17.

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After School Care at Apex Center

Participating Schools Fremont Elementary School, Lincoln Academy Charter School, Meiklejohn Elementary School, and West Woods Elementary School and Parent Drop-off Option

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After School Care at Secrest Recreation Center

Participating Schools: Hackberry Hill Elementary School and Sierra Elementary School and Parent Drop-off Option.

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After School Care Registration Fee

To secure eligibility for after school care families must purchase the non-refundable Registration Fee.

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: Res. $68 (non-res. $78).

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Apex Center Indoor Playground Birthday Party

The Indoor Playground and Child Watch room at the Apex Center offers a unique and exciting party option for your younger children. Renting the Indoor Playground and Child Watch room gets your party 1.5 hours of private access to the Indoor Playground for play and the Child Watch room for food, presents, and activities.

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Apex Center Party Room Birthday Party

The Party Room at the Apex Center is perfect for gathering for birthday parties. Amenities include a sink, a small refrigerator, and a private bathroom. The Party Room is located on the lower level of the Apex Center, adjacent to the aquatics area. The Party Room party package includes 1.5 hours in the room as well as 40 pre-paid admission wristbands. Wristbands allow all-day access to the pool and drop-in basketball (please see website for gym hours). Ice skating is not included with room reservations.

Pool Hours are 11:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday and Sunday.

All guests in the Party Room are required to have a wristband. Additional wristbands can be purchased on the day of the party at guest services.

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Apex Center Randall Room Birthday Party

The Randall Room at the Apex Center is perfect for large rental needs. The Randall Room has an attached kitchen available for an additional fee, as well as a projector and media hookups for meetings and events. The Randall Room party package includes 1.5 hours in the room as well as 40 pre-paid admission wristbands. Wristbands allow all-day access to the pool and drop-in basketball (please see website for gym hours). Ice skating is not included with room reservations.

Pool hours are 11:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday and Sunday.

Additional wristbands can be purchased on the day of the party at Guest Services.

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Apex Center Summit Room Birthday Party

The Summit Room at the Apex Center is perfect for small gatherings of all types. The Summit Room is located on the lower level of the Apex Center adjacent to the aquatics area. The Summit Room party package includes 2 hours in the Summit Room as well as 20 pre-paid admissions wristbands. Wristbands allow all-day access to the pool and drop-in basketball (please see website for gym hours). Ice skating is not included with room rentals.

Pool hours are 11:00 am to 6:00 pm Saturday and Sunday.

This room's access point is through the locker rooms and across the pool deck. All guests in the Summit Room are required to have a wristband. Additional wristbands can be purchased on the day of the party at guest services.

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Apex Field House Camps - Lacrosse

Apex Lacrosse Camps are designed to build strong fundamentals, athletic movement, and game awareness in a fun, supportive environment. Players develop skills through drills, small-sided games, and age-appropriate competition.

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Apex Field House Camps - Soccer

From first touches to advanced game concepts, Apex Soccer Camps help players grow their skills, confidence, and love for the game. We blend technical training, small-sided play, and fun competition for a fun summer soccer experience.

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Apex Field House Camps - Sports Speed and Agility

Focus on developing speed, strength, coordination, and athletic confidence through structured training and multi-sport play. Athletes train, apply, and compete in a fun environment designed to improve performance across all sports.

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Apex Field House Camps - Warrior

Apex Warrior Camp combines obstacle course training, teamwork, and competition to build strength, confidence, and resilience in a fun, high-energy environment.

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Apex Field House Small Group Training

Work in a small group with a certified personal trainer specializing in active adult fitness to help you reach your goals. We can help you improve your fitness levels and its three components: cardiovascular health, muscular strength, and endurance.

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Apex Lacrosse Club

This program is designed for new and beginner-level players to learn the basics of lacrosse through instruction, skill development, and game play. Players build stick skills, field awareness, and confidence in a supportive environment.

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Apex Preschool Campbell Cottages

Campbell Cottages Preschool is for ages 3-5. This program qualifies for Universal Preschool for 4 and 5-year-old students. This class focuses on preparing all children for kindergarten. Various activities and themed topics are used to help children learn, play, and socialize to provide important building blocks for the future: social skills, independence, confidence, academics, and more. Must be 3 years old on or before October 1, 2025. Children must be toilet-trained and not in diapers or pull-ups to be eligible for this class.

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Apex Preschool Fitzmorris Elementary School

Fitz Kids Preschool is for ages 3-5. This program qualifies for Universal Preschool for 4 and 5-year-old students. This class focuses on preparing all children for kindergarten. Various activities and themed topics are used to help children learn, play, and socialize to provide important building blocks for the future: social skills, independence, confidence, academics, and more. Must be 3 years old on or before October 1, 2025. Children must be toilet-trained and not in diapers or pull-ups to be eligible for this class.

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Apex Preschool Lake Arbor

Lake Arbor Preschool is for ages 3-5. This program qualifies for Universal Preschool for 4 and 5-year-old students. This class focuses on preparing all children for kindergarten. Various activities and themed topics are used to help children learn, play, and socialize to provide important building blocks for the future: social skills, independence, confidence, academics, and more. Must be 3 years old on or before October 1, 2025. Children must be toilet-trained and not in diapers or pull-ups to be eligible for this class.

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Apex Running Group

Looking for a fun, supportive way to stay active and connect with others? Apex Running Group is open to runners of all experience levels, from beginners building their first mile to seasoned runners maintaining endurance. The group meets every Monday and Wednesday at 6 pm at the Apex Field House. Access to the group is included with Tier 1 and Tier 2 passes.

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Apex Strikers Soccer League

This program offers a development driven soccer experience for players looking to build technical skills and game understanding. Practices focus on ball mastery and small-sided play, while games help build confidence and teamwork.

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Apex Summer Concert Series

Join us for a Friday morning children's performance at Secrest Park, 6850 W. 66th Ave, or a Thursday evening concert for the whole family at McIlvoy Park, 5750 Upham Street. Sponsored by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, Apex Park and Recreation District Foundation, Craft Carousel Gift Shop, Climb Credit Union, Prospect Recreation and Park District, City of Arvada Parks, and the Friends of the Concerts. Canned goods will be collected during all concert events for the Community Table. In case of rain, the concerts move to the Community Recreation Center, 6842 Wadsworth Blvd.

Family Thursday Night Series

7-8:30 pm, McIlvoy Park, 5750 Upham St., Arvada, CO 80002

Children’s Friday Morning Series

9:30-10:15 am, Secrest Park, 6850 W. 66th Ave., Arvada, CO 80003

Secrest outdoor pool will be opening at 10:30 am on June 26 and July 24. Bring your bathing suit and swim after the concert. Daily admission fees apply.

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Apex Weightlifting Team

The Apex PRD Weightlifting Team is a USA Weightlifting-affiliated training program for athletes of all ages who want to build strength, power, athleticism, and confidence while learning Olympic weightlifting. Whether your goal is to improve performance on the field, court, mat, or platform, this program provides expert coaching in a safe, structured, and supportive team environment. Athletes receive instruction from USA Weightlifting-certified coaches and learn the foundational Olympic lifts: the snatch and the clean and jerk.

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Archery Explorers Camp

This 2-Day Camp provides a fun and interactive experience for new archers. In this camp students will explore the sport of archery and learn the skills required to build a good foundation to continue in the sport. Students will learn range safety and basic shooting form. Students will practice skills through a variety of games and activities designed to build strength and confidence. Camp is taught by USA Archery certified instructors. Equipment is provide. Closed-toed shoes are required.

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Art Basics 101

Perfect for beginners or as a refresher for those already painting. Learn drawing techniques, value, perspective, composition, color mixing/theory, art materials, and framing. Bring a drawing pad and pencils. Sandra Van Dam, instructor.

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Art Show

Did you know that the Community Recreation Center has new art displays every 6-8 weeks? Stop by to see our current display or to pick up information about our next show.

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Aspire Figure Skating (basic 5-6)

Aspire Ages 6-17 Prerequisite: Basic Skills 4/5 For figure skaters in Basic 6 and all Free Skate levels. The Aspire class is designed to be a bridge to figure skating. Teaching skating skills at an accelerated pace with each class having a different focus consisting of jumps, spins, edges, turns, footwork, artistry and performance, competition skills, and introduction to USFS Skills tests. Off-ice class is included with Aspire and introduces skaters to jumping and spinning as well as proper cool-down and stretching techniques. Fees are adjusted to lower than Saturday class due to shortened ice time.

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Aspire Plus Figure Skating (freeskate 1-6)

Prerequisite: Aspire For figure skaters in all Free Skate levels. The Aspire class is designed to be a bridge to figure skating. Teaching skating skills at an accelerated pace with each class having a different focus consisting of jumps, spins, edges, turns, footwork, artistry and performance, competition skills, and introduction to USFS Skills tests. Off-ice class is included with Aspire and introduces skaters to jumping and spinning as well as proper cool-down and stretching techniques. Fees are adjusted to lower than Saturday class due to shortened ice time. Schedule: 5:10pm-5:30pm Off-ice dynamic warm up 5:45-6:15pm On-ice class 6:25-6:55pm Off-ice class

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ATT Tennis - Futures: Ages 5-8

ATT Futures (Ages 5 – 8). Uses foam or low compression red ball. Basic knowledge of tennis strokes and footwork. Maintain a 3-4 ball rally with peer. Must have participated in previous rec level 1 classes. Coach approval required. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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ATT Tennis - Green: Ages 8-14

ATT Green (Ages 8-14). Uses low compression green ball. Progression from ATT Orange or Rec L3 with coach approval. Demonstrates on court focus, proper stroke development, coachability. Maintains a 7-10 ball rally with peer. Serving with continental grip . Played in CARA program or USTA Green ball tournaments. Coach approval required. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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ATT Tennis - JR Advanced: Ages 8-14

ATT Jr. Advanced (Ages 8-14). Uses regular yellow ball. Progression from ATT Green. Demonstrates on court focus, proper stroke development, willingness to improve, coachability. Consistent serves with proper grip and spin variety. Maintain a 10-20 ball rally with peer. Serving with continental grip. Committed to practicing and playing year round. Played in CARA or JTT program or USTA L7 tournaments. Coach approval required. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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ATT Tennis - Level 6: Ages 9-18

ATT Level 6 (Ages 9-18). Uses regular yellow ball. Progression from Jr. Adv. or pro approval after evaluation. Demonstrates on court focus, proper stroke development, willingness to improve, coachability. Consistent serves with proper grip and spin variety Maintain a 20-40 ball rally with peer. Serving with continental grip and spin variety. Committed to practicing and playing year-round. Plays USTA L6-L3 tournaments with success. Coach approval required. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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ATT Tennis - Level 7: Ages 12-18

ATT Level 7 (Ages 12-18). Uses regular yellow ball. Progression from Jr. Adv. or High School Prep or pro approval after evaluation. Demonstrates on court focus, proper stroke development, willingness to improve, coachability. Consistent serves with proper grip and spin variety. Maintain a 10-20 ball rally with peer. Serving with continental grip. Committed to practicing and playing year-round. Played in CARA or JTT program or USTA L7 tournaments. Coach approval required. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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ATT Tennis - Orange: Ages 5-11

ATT Orange (Ages 5-11). Uses low compression orange ball. Progression from ATT Futures or Rec L1 or L2 with coach approval. Demonstrates on court focus, footwork, working towards proper stroke development, coachability. Maintain a 5-7 ball rally with peer. Played in CARA program in summer. Coach approval required. Cancellations must be made 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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ATT Tennis - UTR 5: Ages 12-18

ATT UTR Level 5 (Ages 12-18). Uses regular yellow ball. Progression from ATT Level 6. Must have a Universal Tennis Rating of 5 or higher. Committed to practicing and playing year round. Must show commitment and focus during practices. Plays USTA L6-L3 tournaments with success. Coach approval required. Cancellations must be made at least 72 hours in advance to receive refund/household credit.

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Baby Rave

Join us for a high-energy, music-filled mini dance party designed just for our tiniest party people! Toddlers ages 1-4 can wiggle, bounce, and groove in a colorful space featuring kid-safe lights, soft props, and upbeat music. Adults are welcome to join the fun as little ones explore movement, rhythm, and social play in a safe environment.

Registration is required for the little ravers; adults are included.

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Basic 1 Ice Skating

Beginning ice skating lessons for skaters ages 6 to 17 years old. Basic 1 teaches the FUNdamentals of ice skating and provides the best foundation for figure skating, hockey, and speedskating. All classes are taught with the focus on proper skill development in a positive, FUN, and social environment. Skaters will progress at their own rate and advance after skill mastery is demonstrated. Key skills taught at this level: Safety, forward skating, gliding, beginning backward skating, beginning edges and stopping. Upon completion of this class, if going the hockey track - Once skaters are confident and comfortable skating in hockey skates, they are eligible to move into the hockey program. Equipment: Helmets are strongly recommended. Please bring one with you as they are not available to loan. Rental skates and public skating pass included.

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Basic 2 Ice Skating

Prerequisite: Basic 1. Key skills taught at this level: Beginning edges,1-foot glides, backwards skating, beginning turns and stopping. Equipment: Helmets are strongly recommended. Please bring one with you as they are not available to loan. Rental skates and public skating pass included. Class meets every Wednesday for 5 weeks: 2/18, 2/25, 3/4, 3/11,3/18

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Basic 3 Ice Skating

Prerequisite: Basic Skills Level 2. Key skills taught at this level: Forward and backward skating with proper form, advanced pushing/ crossover preparation and turns. Equipment: Helmets are strongly recommended. Please bring one with you as they are not available to loan. Rental skates and public skating pass included. Class meets every Wednesday for 5 weeks: 2/18, 2/25, 3/4, 3/11,3/18

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Basic 4 and 5 Ice Skating

Basic 4/5 Ages 6-17 Prerequisite: Basic Skills Level 3. Key skills taught at this level: Edges, Advanced turns, Forward and backward crossovers and spins. Equipment: Helmets are strongly recommended. Please bring one with you as they are not available to loan. Rental skates and public skating pass included.

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Beaber Drop-In Group

Private soccer rental group at the Apex Field House, every Wednesday from 4:45pm-6:45pm. This group is invitation only. Ran by Mark Tweed and Jim Beaber. It is 10 weeks long, $85.00/person.

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Blood Drive

Join the American Red Cross by giving blood. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are appreciated. To schedule an appointment, visit the American Red Cross or call 1.800.733.2767.

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BOGAFit

Challenge your fitness with BOGAFit, a fun, full-body workout on floating mats in the pool. Improve strength, balance, flexibility, and endurance through HIIT and circuit-style exercises. The instability of the FiTMAT and movement of water create a dynamic, engaging experience. All levels welcome; work at your own pace and see results.

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Bones

Strength training improves bone health, posture, balance, and the ability to do everyday activities. Learn practical tips for a healthy diet that supports your strength and fitness. We use a variety of progressive strength training methods including resistance tubing, free weights, and body weight exercises. Taught by a certified personal trainer.

All participants must complete the Personal Training Registration PAR Q Packet (PDF) before starting a new program.

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Bones PLUS

Beat Osteoporosis through Nutrition and Exercises for Strength Plus (BONES). Strength training improves bone health, posture, balance, and the ability to do everyday activities.

We use a variety of progressive strength training methods, focusing on resistance bands, cables, and free weights. Taught by a certified personal trainer.

All participants must complete the Personal Training Registration PAR Q Packet (PDF) before starting a program.

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Book Club

Join us on the first Wednesday of each month to discuss the selected book. Light refreshments will be served.

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Boos and Bats Adult Coed Softball Tournaments

The annual Boos and Bats Coed Softball Tournament offers upper and lower divisions. It is a FUN Tournament w/ FUN Rules! Special Coed Rules:

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Boos and Bats Men's Softball Tournament

The men's Boos and Bats Tournament offers an upper and a lower division. Double Elimination format. Games will be played at Youth Memorial Park. Register and come ready to have fun with the softball community. Music will be played and a food truck will be present. Prizes for the best costume for a team.

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Bridge - Beginning Bridge

This 10 week course is for the absolute beginning bridge player. You play a bridge hand the very first lesson. Come learn the updated version of the Standard American Bidding System and have fun doing it. Sandra Koller, instructor.

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Bridge - Popular Bridge Conventions

There are many additions to modern 21st century bridge that allows players to reach their best contract. In this class, one new bridge convention is presented each week; the popular Two-Over-One bidding system is one we will explore. This class is for intermediate to advanced bridge players. Sandra Koller, instructor.

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Bunco Bash

Enjoy an afternoon playing this easy, fun game. Light refreshments and prizes are included. Experienced and new bunco players are welcome. Register by the Monday prior.

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Camp Apex

Camp Apex is located at the Apex Center and is for ages 5-10. At Camp Apex, we offer arts and crafts, sports and games, special interests, and free-choice activities. Campers also get to enjoy the fun amenities that the Apex Center has to offer: Swimming: Monday and Friday Silent Disco: Tuesday Rock Climbing and Ice Skating: Tuesday and Thursday. Valid with the Camp Apex Adventure Pass Splash Pad: Wednesday Optional Field Trip: Wednesday

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Camp Fitzmorris

Camp Fitzmorris is located at Fitzmorris Elementary School and is designed for age 5-10. Campers enjoy a summer filled with belonging, discovery, and play in a secure school setting.

The site features a large outdoor playground designed for creativity and exploration. The program combines nature-based learning, hands-on adventures, and curiosity-driven activities. Campers experience a mix of sports, art, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), and themed activities. Creating a vibrant community where every child can learn, grow, and thrive.

Weekly activities include:

Silent Disco and Karaoke: Monday

Swimming: Tuesday and Friday (Swim lessons open for registration on April 1)

Water Field Day: Wednesday

Optional Field Trip: Thursday

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CARA Swim Team - Apex Aquanauts

The Colorado Association of Recreational Athletics (CARA) Swim Team is designed to be a program with a strong recreational format for the non-ranked, non-sanctioned participant. Swimmers participate in two practices per week. Practices will be held at the Fitzmorris Outdoor Pool, 6340 Independence St., Arvada, 80004. Swimmers who are interested in participating in CARA Swim must be able to complete the following: 25 yards of front crawl and back crawl and a basic understanding of breaststroke and butterfly.

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CARA Youth Cross Country

Janell Koskimaki is responsible for this program. For more information or to get in touch, Janell can be reached at JanellK@ApexPRD.org or 303.467.7122.

Our Youth Cross Country program introduces runners to the fundamentals of distance running in a supportive, confidence‑building environment. Athletes will develop endurance, pacing strategies, and proper running form while exploring a variety of terrains and natural settings. Each week, runners will meet at a different location in Arvada to experience new trails, parks, and surfaces, helping them build strength and adaptability.

Practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 7 pm at rotating running locations throughout Arvada. These varied practice sites allow athletes to train on hills, grass, dirt paths, and mixed terrain-key components of cross country running.

Cross country meets take place on weekends and offer athletes the chance to challenge themselves in friendly competition against other CARA teams.

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CARA Youth Volleyball League

Janell Koskimaki is responsible for this league. For more information or to get in touch, Janell can be reached at JanellK@ApexPRD.org or 303.467.7122.

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Celebration of Fall

Join us for the start of fall with lunch followed by a performance by the John Philip Sousa Band of Colorado. Enjoy a variety of music, including Big Band tunes. Sponsored by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District.

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Cheerleading Camp

Join us at the Simms Street Recreation Center for this five-day cheerleading camp that is the perfect opportunity for cheerleaders, ages 6-14, to experience and learn about the sport of cheerleading. Campers of all levels are welcome and will learn new skills or practice and master the ones they have as well as participate in group activities, games and crafts. This camp is great for kids to make new friends by working together on cheers, a dance, stunts and tumbling. They will also develop confidence and self-esteem in a safe and encouraging atmosphere with our amazing coaches. A group photo will be taken and every camper will get a prize. There will be a performance on Friday. Payment plans are available.

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Cheerleading Program

This class is for youth athletes looking to learn the art of cheer and poms. This class will include cheer, tumbling, and pom technique, strength and execution of motions, flexibility and dance choreography. Cheerleaders will attend and perform at some of the Apex Park and Recreation District youth sports functions (flag football and basketball), parades and performances. Athletes are recommended to have cheer shoes. Please note that a cheer uniform purchase is required for this season unless your participant already has a current cheer uniform.

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Child Watch - Taste of Arvada

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CircleTalk

CircleTalk is a program designed to promote meaningful conversation and connectiveness through weekly guided sessions. Led by a CircleTalk facilitator, we will explore universal life themes and share personal stories.

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Colorado-Cations Club

Explore your locale with us during our fun, overnight trip opportunities. The Colorado-cations Club focuses on 2-4 days excursions around the great state of Colorado and includes transportation to and from the Community Recreation Center. Trips itineraries are flexible and allow for ample free time to relax and enjoy the nature around you.

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Color Guard - Flags and Dance

Color guard is an exciting program that introduces young participants to the art of flag twirling. This class combines the elements of dance, coordination, and teamwork and is designed to be fun, engaging, and educational, helping children develop physical and social skills.

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Comfort Food Cooking Classics

Every recipe tells a story. Join us for food, conversation, laughter, and nostalgia as we explore the meals, traditions, and memories that have shaped our lives. Help prepare a comfort food classic and participate in a fun themed discussion. Connect with others through stories of family, culture, and community. No cooking experience required. Just bring your appetite, favorite memories, and a willingness to share.

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Community Movie Series

Join us during selected months for our Community Movie Series. All movies are held indoors, so rain or shine, the fun goes on. Each evening features a family-friendly movie, fun activities, and a welcoming community vibe.

February 20: Encanto March 20: Zootopia May 15: Elemental June 26: Finding Dory

July 10: Luca August 7: The Lego Movie September 4: Inside Out

October 16: Hotel Transylvania November 6: Croods December: Polar Express

Free Admission. Food and snacks are available for purchase. Bring your friends, your favorite seat, and your sense of fun, and we'll provide the movies, the games, and the memories.

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Community Plant Swap

Come hang out at our plant swap and trade plants, cuttings, or seeds with others in the community. It’s a relaxed way to refresh your plant collection, meet fellow plant lovers, and maybe pick up something new. Whether you’re a plant pro or just getting started, everyone’s welcome. Indoor and outdoor plants of all sizes welcome.

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Community Recreation Center Small Group Training

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Computers - One-on-One Computer and Device Training

Resolve specific computer or device issues with one-on-one training sessions in the Community Recreation Center's computer lab. Session length varies depending on your needs. Cost is per hour. Call 303.425.9583 to schedule your appointment.

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Craft Fair Vendors

Crafters, reserve your table beginning August 10 for residents, August 11 for non-residents. 8' x 2.5' tables are available. You must register in person at the Community Recreation Center and select your own space. All vendors must have appropriate sales tax licenses by the date of the fair; tax applications are available at the Community Recreation Center. Only wall spaces have access to electricity. Craft fair hours are from 9 am-3 pm on Sat., Nov. 7. You may begin setting up at 7 am on Sat., Nov. 7. At least 70% of items sold must be handmade locally, to be eligible for the reduced "craft" vendor fee. Commercial and import vendors must pay the "commercial" vendor fee. Commercial vendors must have craft or gift products. Up to five spaces are set aside for commercial vendors, unless space is available after October 15, when we open the fair to additional commercial vendors. Craft Fair vendor guidelines were emailed to previous participants and available for pickup at the Community Recreation Center front desk starting July 20. Questions? Call 303-467-7196.

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Creative Writing

Beginning and advanced writers are welcome to work on what interests them-memoirs, poems, short stories, essays. Writing is done at home and shared in the classroom in the supportive atmosphere of fellow writers. Janet Audette, instructor.

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Crochet

This beginner crochet class is a welcoming, hands‑on introduction to the basics of the craft for anyone ages 8–100. Students learn how to hold a hook, manage yarn, and create foundational stitches while practicing simple techniques. All materials are provided, making it easy for first‑timers to jump in with no prior experience. By the end, each participant completes a small crocheted square and leaves with the confidence to keep practicing. It’s a great option for individuals or multi‑generational groups looking to learn a new craft together.

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Crochet Keychain - Giraffe

Learn how to crochet a giraffe keychain. Students must be able to single stitch crochet, increase and decrease stitches. The first class starts with a magic circle. All materials provided. $5 material fee payable to the instructor.

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Dance and Gymnastics Preschool Summer Camp

Join us for a magical time of movement at Preschool Dance and Gymnastics Camp. Athletes will leap, tumble, and sparkle as they explore beginner‑friendly dance and gymnastics skills in a playful, supportive environment. Campers will enjoy creative movement, basic tumbling, simple crafts, and plenty of fun and friendship, all inspired by a whimsical theme. Please note: All children must be potty-trained to participate.

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Dance Summer Camp - 3 days

Join us for a magical time of movement at the Preschool Dance Camp. Athletes will twirl, jump, and shine as they explore beginner‑friendly dance skills in a playful, encouraging environment designed just for preschoolers. Campers will enjoy creative movement, basic dance fundamentals, simple crafts, and plenty of fun and friendship, all wrapped in a whimsical, imaginative theme perfect for young children. Please note: All children must be potty-trained to participate.

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Dinky Dunkers Basketball

Get ready for big fun with Dinky Dunkers Basketball. This beginner‑friendly class introduces kids to the basics of the sport through creative games, simple drills, and lots of encouragement. Children build coordination and confidence while learning how to dribble, shoot, and move on the court.

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Dinner Night Out

Join us for dinner. We will work on etiquette skills while dining with friends.

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DRMAC Trainings

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Dungeons and Dragons

Step into the exciting world of Dungeons & Dragons! Every adventure takes you from assembling your party to thwarting an evil plot. With detailed maps and immersive storytelling, each quest comes to life as you explore, strategize, and create unforgettable stories together.

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Earth Beyond the Stars

Join us for a magical night under the stars as we celebrate our planet's beauty and the night sky's mysteries. This family-friendly event combines the thrill of stargazing with engaging crafts, activities and exciting nighttime adventures.

Event Highlights: Stargazing through Telescopes: Explore the cosmos and learn about constellations with guided star tours. Silent Disco Glow Party: Dance the night away with glowing headphones in a fun and unique silent disco. Science Games and Crafts: Participate in interactive science games and experiments and create glow-in-the-dark crafts. Glow in the Dark Story Time: Enjoy enchanting stories under the stars with our glow-in-the-dark story time sessions. Cosmic Ice Skating: Glide across the ice and enjoy a fun, cosmic-themed ice skating experience.

Bring your family and friends for an unforgettable evening jam-packed with wonder, learning, and fun. Let's unite to appreciate and protect the incredible planet we call home.

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Easter Egg Hunt

Join us for a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt packed with colorful eggs, springtime excitement, and plenty of fun. Bring your basket and get ready to hop, hunt, and celebrate with family and friends!

Easter Egg Hunt will take place during designated time. After collecting eggs, participants will have the option to recycle their eggs while still heading home with a basket full of goodies and treats.

Egg Hunt Times Ages 0-4: 10:45 am Ages 5-9: 12:15 pm

Before and after the hunt, families can enjoy a variety of activities including a bounce castle, ninja obstacle course, games, crafts, temporary tattoos, and photos with the Easter Bunny.

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EDU - Mad Science of Colorado

Ignite your child’s curiosity with Mad Science, where science explodes into hands-on fun. These award-winning camps turn learning into unforgettable adventures through experiments, creativity, and discovery. Activities differ between morning and afternoon sessions, register for full day to experience them all. Register for both morning and afternoon to play all day. For discount details contact Laina Doyle, LainaD@ApexPRD.org.

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EDU - Science Matters in America

Science Matters and Chessmates have a combined 38 years of experience as enrichment providers. Science Matters is dedicated to the mission of giving every student a meaningful, hands-on science experience throughout their academic careers. Chessmates strives to teach kids the game of chess with a positive outlook and help with character building along the way. Students of all skill levels are welcome and encouraged to strive for excellence. The Chessmates motto is "always be one move ahead."

Register for both morning and afternoon to play all day. For discount details contact Laina Doyle, LainaD@ApexPRD.org.

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EDU - Snapology

Snapology teaches STEM/STEAM concepts through hands-on, interactive play, using LEGO bricks and other fun and familiar learning tools. The robust curriculum is designed to teach to the kids' abilities in a safe, inclusive, social and fun environment.

Register for both morning and afternoon to play all day. For discount details contact Laina Doyle, LainaD@ApexPRD.org.

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EDU - Talk to the Camera

Talk to the Camera’s STEAM-based enrichment classes and camps were created to spark imaginations and boost self-confidence through filmmaking and video creation. Kids have a BLAST and parents enjoy the benefits of improved social communication skills. Kids explore filmmaking, social content creation, animation, broadcasting, TV shows, acting and more. Our enrichment classes and camps will keep kids engaged and entertained.

Register for both morning and afternoon to play all day. For discount details contact Laina Doyle, LainaD@ApexPRD.org.

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El Diablo Adult Hockey Tournament

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Explore Archery

The Explore Archery class is for students looking to explore the sport of archery. This class will emphasize teaching students safety when shooting a bow and the basics of shooting technique. Students will also learn proper range etiquette and how a shooting line operates. The coaching staff is dedicated to creating a fun and interactive learning experience geared towards developing a lifelong passion for the sport.

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Extended Travel Information Sessions

Are you interested in travelling the world? We offer lots of fun, adventurous trips suitable for all activity levels through a variety of travel agencies. Come learn about all of our upcoming extended travel opportunities.

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