Week Highlights on Our Site: Exploration of Music, Air Travel, Wildfire Prevention Strategies, and Adoration of Local Heroes
The June 27, 2025 edition of our Northern Colorado-focused publication brings a wealth of local news and happenings. From arts and culture to community events and public health, there's something for everyone.
**Arts and Culture**
The Museum of Art Fort Collins is set to unveil three powerful summer exhibitions on June 26. "Beyond Resilience," an exploration of patriarchy's impact, "Angle of Draw," a photography exhibit examining power, sustainability, and whiteness, and an installation by Justin A. Carney featuring manipulated photographs and memorabilia will run through September 14. Admission ranges from $8 to $10, with free entry for those under 18, students, and military members.
Meanwhile, Denver plays host to CPAC's Annual Members Show on June 27, featuring works from over 700 members. The event is free and open to the public. Additionally, a Long COVID Art Exhibit in Northern Colorado shines a light on life with chronic illness, also scheduled for June 27.
**Community & Public Health**
Larimer County has reported mosquitoes testing positive for West Nile Virus this week, signalling a public health alert for local residents. The June 27 legislative wrap-up at the University of Northern Colorado discusses ongoing state budget challenges impacting education and health care, indicating critical policy discussions relevant to the Northern Colorado community.
**Local Events**
In Denver, a free outdoor movie screening of “A League of Their Own” took place on June 27 at McGregor Park, part of a summer series of films including classics like “Top Gun” and “Shrek.”
Looking ahead, Malachi Hamilton, a Fort Collins teen, has graduated from NASA's prestigious Aviation Challenge, a testament to his leadership, discipline, and big dreams. He represents the Rocky Mountain Young Marines.
The Rock Garden, a summer tradition that captures the magic of community and live music under the stars, is also on the horizon. Larimer County is investing in proactive wildfire mitigation across forested neighborhoods, shaping a safer, more resilient region.
On July 5, an Independence Day celebration is scheduled for Red Feather Lakes. For food lovers, our Top Eats feature highlights the flavor-packed menu at Jim's Wings in Campus West, a favourite in Fort Collins for wing enthusiasts.
For more details, visit our June 27 edition online now. Stay informed, stay connected, and celebrate the vibrant Northern Colorado community.
Food and Drink
Discover the flavorful delights of Jim's Wings in Campus West, a Fort Collins favorite for wing enthusiasts. Our Top Eats feature showcases their menu, perfect for a taste of Northern Colorado's culinary scene.
Home and Garden
Larimer County is taking steps to ensure a safer, more resilient region by investing in proactive wildfire mitigation across forested neighborhoods. This initiative reflects the community's dedication to preserving and enhancing its living spaces.
Relationships
From Denver to Fort Collins, relationships blossom amidst the vibrant backdrop of Northern Colorado's lifestyle. Malachi Hamilton, a Fort Collins teen, recently demonstrated leadership and discipline by graduating from NASA's Aviation Challenge, inspiring others to dream big.
Pets
In the spirit of pet ownership and community connection, join the July 5 Independence Day celebration in Red Feather Lakes. It's a pawsome opportunity for furry friends and their human companions to enjoy a memorable day.
Travel
Beyond the borders of Larimer County, explore the diverse landscapes of Colorado and beyond. Travel guides, tips, and adventures await in our publication, offering a fantastic resource for wanderlust-filled hearts.
Sports
Catch the excitement of sports in Northern Colorado. Whether you're cheering on local teams or participating in community events, the region offers a wealth of opportunities to engage in physical activity and camaraderie.
