This article originated from Sol del Valle and has been translated for our English readers.
The Glenwood Springs Community Center once again served as the vibrant setting for a joyous celebration: Noon Year’s Eve. What a gift from the City of Glenwood Springs to its residents, who enjoyed an afternoon packed with fun, recreation and artistic activities! This free event, held on Saturday, Dec. 28, only required attendees to show up, bring their families, and put on a big smile.
Hope for the new year arrived amidst magicians, jugglers, ice sculptors, children’s entertainers, bounce houses and all the amenities of the Community Center, which were open to the public free of charge. These included the climbing wall, the pool and the ice-skating rink.
The spirit of togetherness was palpable throughout the event, as the organizing committee provided a recreational space for children during their holiday break and welcomed local artists to engage with attendees of all ages. The joy of participants was contagious, to the point that the three hours of festivities flew by in the blink of an eye.
Patrick Davis, recreation coordinator at the Glenwood Springs Community Center, remarked, “We bring the community together. We unite the community with our special events and hope that everyone takes something unique away from the experience. Maybe they’re inspired to join a local aerial acrobatics team, discover a love for the climbing wall, or simply enjoy popping balloons.”
Without a doubt, initiatives like this one from the City of Glenwood Springs exemplify how communities can celebrate together, breaking down barriers and simultaneously supporting local talent while fostering a culture of inclusion and well-being for all ages. Truly, an event that leaves a lasting impression and one many eagerly look forward to next year!
Don’t miss events like this one by visiting the City of Glenwood’s website at www.cogs.us or following them on social media as “City of Glenwood Springs.”
