Looking for a fun and safe after-school spot? Broomfield middle schoolers can access The Paul Derda Recreation Center and Broomfield Community Center for FREE after school! Show your Broomfield middle school I.D. for entry Monday through Friday from 3 - 5 p.m.

Broomfield FISH is looking for volunteers to help out Saturday, May 11, for their largest food drive of the year, Stamp Out Hunger! Volunteers are needed at the Broomfield Main Post Office, Broomfield Eagle View Post Office and at FISH. Learn more at ow.ly/Nt7i50RoqBF.

Join Fred Martin, local historian, for the presentation of courageous revival and story of the Wottge family that goes back 200 years to their farm in Germany. Stop by the Crescent Grange Tuesday, May 7 at 6:30 p.m. Visit ow.ly/kuR050RoqnH.

The Child Support Commission would love to hear from you about what is working and what suggestions you have for improvement! The Parental Voices Committee meets virtually on the fourth Wednesday of every month from noon-1 pm. Join at ow.ly/ptpt50Rnje9.

Make a positive impact on the community by participating in Colorado’s Bike and Roll to School Day! Reduce traffic, improve health and have fun together by walking or biking to school Wednesday, May 8. Register for Bike and Roll to School Day at ow.ly/Whkl50RniiP.

Participate in this breathwork, Yin Yoga and Sound Journey event Friday, April 26 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Crescent Grange. The definition of Sankalpa is intention, or to connect yourself with your heart's deepest desire. Register today at ow.ly/BwYJ50RnhP6.

Power of Sankalpa: Breathwork, Yin Yoga, and Sound Journey: Participate in this breathwork, Yin Yoga and Sound Journey event Friday, April 26 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the Crescent Grange. Register today at ow.ly/3Fuy50RlHvi.

Enjoy the great outdoors while also helping a neighbor! Become a Yard Pals volunteer and get connected to your community, specifically with one household, to assist with standard yard work throughout the summer and fall seasons. Apply at Broomfield.org/BroomfieldPals.

Are you an incoming high school freshman, sophomore or junior who wants to make a difference in your community? The Broomfield Teen Council is searching for candidates who have a passion for civic engagement and activism. Apply at Broomfield.org/TeenCouncil.

Attention KIA owners! You can get anti-theft software installed in your vehicle by trained technicians and learn more about vehicle theft and safety May 10 through 12 from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. at the Flatiron Crossing Mall. Read the BPD newsflash at ow.ly/Cmvg50RlGUw.

Spring Cleanup for Area 2 is this Saturday, April 27! During Spring Cleanup, Broomfield residents can dispose of large, non-hazardous items trash haulers do not normally pick up at NO CHARGE! Learn more about properly disposing of household waste at Broomfield.org/SpringCleanUp.

Read about the Summer Concert Series Lineup, Spring Clean up for Area 2, Broomfield Trail Ambassadors, Solar Switch Launch Event, Alternative Prom and more in the April 22 Community Update: ow.ly/OZL250RlIHw

Due to weather conditions the rescheduled training for April 22, 23 and 26 has been canceled. For questions contact the Wildlife Training Office at 303-658-4500 or [email protected].

You can make a difference in our community’s mental health! Take the Introduction to Mental Health and Wellness training, where you will learn how to identify and respond to someone in mental distress. Learn more and register at Broomfield.org/CIC.

Celebrate the release of Taylor Swift's latest album at this library listening party! Have a great time making friendship bracelets, creating blackout poetry and of course listening to the new album. Drop in anytime between April 20, 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. to enjoy the celebration!

Make your appointment for the household hazardous and electronic waste drop-off event Saturday, May 4! Broomfield residents can drop off items such as aerosols, fertilizers, weedkillers, electronic waste and more at NO CHARGE! Make your appointment at Broomfield.org/HHW.

Sign up for the Broomfield Out Loud teen Storytelling and Creativity workshop Wednesday, May 1 at 6 p.m. and dive into this interactive workshop with artists designed to ignite your imagination, discover more about yourself and more. Learn more at ow.ly/MSyw50RhBS4.

Local businesses create jobs, help the economy thrive and sustain neighborhoods. Celebrate National Small Business Week… locally! Learn about topics crucial to your business's operation and success and connect with your neighboring businesses! Visit Broomfield.org/BusinessWeek.

High school students, do you need a place to prep for your finals? The Group Study Room will be reserved for students in grades 9–12, 4–8:45 p.m., Monday through Thursday, April 15-May 23. No reservation, just check in with the second floor desk. Visit ow.ly/X6fF50RhBHu.

Non-resident registration is today, April 18. Download the 2024 Summer Program Guide at Broomfield.org/ProgramGuide to view all upcoming city-wide classes, programs, and events.