Colorado Nonprofit Development Center

The Alameda Community Grants Program, Alameda Connects is kicking off Street Fest at Belmar on Thursday, June 25!

Join Belmar for the Street Fest Concert Series, a lineup of free outdoor concerts happening throughout the summer in Downtown Lakewood at Belmar. The first concert of the season will be Thursday, June 25 from 6 - 8 pm, with the band Thumpin', featuring live funk, soul, and R&B performing danceable songs from five decades.

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Our friends at Growing Up Boulder opened registration for the Nature Together Summer Series 2026!

This is an outdoor nature play series for caregivers and little ones ages 0–5, held at East Boulder Community Park every Wednesday and Friday, June 17 – August 7 from 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM.

Think sensory play, seasonal activities, and open-ended exploration all in a relaxed, welcoming outdoor setting. It's designed just as much for the caregivers as the kids.

Head to the link below to register.

Nature Together Program by Growing Up Boulder Nature Together is a multi-session nature play series designed for caregivers and young children ages 0–5. Rooted in child development principles, nature-based education, and community-building practices, each session cultivates joy, curiosity, well-being, kinship, and belonging in the outdoors. T...

CNDC Partner Project Spotlight: This week meet Ruby Hill Productions!

RHP creates and produces high-quality, professionally crafted live theatre rooted in southwest Denver — amplifying the stories of Black, Indigenous, Latino/a/e, immigrant and refugee, LGBTQ+, disabled, and working-class communities whose voices have been systematically excluded from Denver’s cultural stage. Through evidence-based communication strategies and rigorous artistic craft, we develop the artists, build the audiences, and do the work that ensures those stories outlast any single performance.

To learn more visit:

HOME | Ruby Hill Productions | Inclusive theatre in the Denver metro area using research-backed strategies for human flourishing. Theatre production in Denver proper where the stories of its most underrepresented communities are not supplementary to the city’s cultural identity — but foundational to it. Where the stage is recognized as a site of preservation, transformation, and power. And where Ruby Hill is the neighborho...