Active Adult Programs

Events & Activities

Our Active Adult Programs offer a variety of opportunities for everyone! Join us and experience what a balanced blend of mental, social and physical wellness is all about!

Enjoy a variety of fun events for all adults including our favorite events listed below!

Excursions

Experience interesting locations in Colorado without having to drive! Registration price always includes transportation. Prices vary based on activity.

  • Saturday, October 24: 32nd Annual Emma Crawford Coffin Races, Manitou Springs
  • Thursday, October 29: “Disney’s Beauty and The Beast” Denver Center for Performing Arts
  • Friday, November 13: Dazzle Jazz Throwback Friday: Dolly Parton
  • Monday, November 16: Coors Brewery Tour
  • Tuesday, December 1: Denver Christkindlmarket (transportation only, all costs on your own)
  • Friday, December 4: “Jersey Boys” Denver Center for Performing Arts
  • Tuesday, December 15: Dinner at Prancer’s Pub Pop Up Bar, Littleton
  • Saturday, December 19: “Mannheim Steamroller Christmas” Denver Center for Performing Arts
  • Friday, January 8: Indian Hot Springs in Idaho Springs and lunch (a separate cost).
  • Thursday, January 14: Walking Tour: Colorado Judicial Learning Center and lunch (a separate cost)
  • Saturday, January 23: Denver Nuggets vs. Milwaukee Bucks
  • Saturday, February 6: Denver Brass: Bourbon St. Brass
  • Tuesday, February 9: Afternoon High Tea at the Brown Palace
  • Wednesday, March 3: Parker Arts, Culture & Events Center – Lecture, “Finding Humanity in an AI World” and Dinner (a separate cost)
  • Sunday, March 7: Denver Nuggets vs. Minnesota Timberwolves
  • Saturday, March 13: Lakewood Cultural Center: “Socks in the Frying Pan.” Irish music concert
  • Wednesday, March 17: The Fort Restaurant – Storytelling: “Let the Women Vote!”
  • Thursday, April 1: Lakewood Cultural Center: “The Hunchback of Notre Dame”
  • Saturday, April 10: The Chocolate Therapist – Chocolate & Wine Pairing Class
  • Friday, April 16: Treasure Box Tours, Denver 1960 – 1990 (driving tour in the Foothills van)
  • Friday, May 13: Denver Center for Performing Arts: “Mamma Mia”

Ride & Lunch Excursions

Explore a variety of local restaurants. Registration price includes transportation only, cost of lunch is on your own.

  • Thursday, November 5: Egg Harbor Café, Highlands Ranch
  • Thursday, December 10: Maggiano’s Little Italy, DTC
  • Tuesday, January 19: Bahn Mi & U, Centennial
  • Thursday, February 18: Jessie’s Smokin’ NOLA, Parker
  • Friday, March 5: Edgewater Public Market, Edgewater
  • Tuesday, April 20: The Patio at Sloan’s, Edgewater
  • Wednesday, May 19: The Perfect Landing, Englewood

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Special Events & Activities

Registration is required for all events and activities, even if promoted as being free. Prices vary based on activity.

Lunch & Learn Presentations

  • Monday, October 26: “Behind the Scenes in the Coroner’s Office” presented by Layla Fitch, Arapahoe County Coroner’s Office
  • Monday, November 30: “History of Toys” presented by Active Minds, combined with Foothills’ Toy Drive for CASA of Jefferson and Gilpin counties. Optional: donate an unwrapped toy for a child 0-12 years old
  • No Lunch & Learn in December
  • Monday, January 25: “Smart911 Technology” presented by presented by Kevin Garcia, Emergency Notification Systems Coordinator, Jefferson County Communications Center Authority
  • Monday, February 22: “What to Know About Estate Planning” presented by Jennifer Landry, Attorney at the Baker Law Group
  • Monday, March 29: “Legendary Ladies” performance in celebration of Women’s History month – the Legendary Ladies seek to promote the history of women who made unique contributions to the American West
  • Monday, April 26: “Downsizing Made Easy” presented by Aspendale Littleton and Grasons of Highlands Ranch
  • Monday, May 24: “Behind the Scenes of a 911 Call” presented by presented by Kevin Garcia, Emergency Notification Systems Coordinator, Jefferson County Communications Center Authority

Events & Activities

  • Friday, November 6: Social Event – Casino Royale.  Come as a solo agent or with your field office!  “Casino” games, James Bond trivia, dinner and beverages included with registration.  No money needed, chips provided.
  • Friday, February 12: Winter Social – details to be announced

Classes

Learn to Play Mahjongg, two-day classes:

  • Tuesday, April 20 and Friday, April 23
  • Tuesday, May 18 and Friday, May 21

Visiting Nurses Association’s Foot Clinic

  • There is no registration for this clinic. You MUST call 303-698-6496 to sign up.
  • Price is $55 or insurance.
  • Held the first Tuesday of each month from 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Peak Community & Wellness Center.
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Clubs

Monthly participation price, per club of $5 (non-district $7), to view the seasonal date span for each club and to register online, use the button below.

  • Book Club, meets once monthly: third Thursday of each month, 1 – 3 pm
    • November 19, December 17, January 21, February 18, March 18, April 15, May 20
  • Bridge, Party Bridge played: Tuesdays, 1 – 4 pm
  • Hand, Knee & Foot Card Game: Tuesdays, 1 – 4 pm
  • Helpful Hands Knitting & Crochet: Fridays, 10 am – 12 pm
  • Mahjongg: Wednesdays, 1 – 4 pm
  • NEW! – Monday Night Mahj-ic: Mondays, 4 – 7 pm

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Extended Travel

Travel with a group of 55+ year old travelers from Foothills Active Adults Program to various destinations. Whether you’re a party of one or many, these trips are tailored for group travel geared specifically for older adults (55+).

Extended Travel Informational Meetings

Learn details of each trip including daily itinerary, deposit, important dates and more. This is an opportunity to ask all the questions you have about each trip.

  • Wednesday, November 11, 2026, 12 – 1 pm: Premier World Discovery Meeting: details for 2027 Premier trips at the Peak Community & Wellness Center, 6612 S. Ward St., Littleton 80127.

Premier World Discovery

Collette Travel

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Northern lights (Aurora borealis) in the sky over Tromso, Norway.
Cozy terrace with sofas for rest, Glass with champagne on a wooden table.

Active Adult Programs Call 303.409.2264

Check Out Our Facilities!

Come check out our state-of-the-art recreation facilities featuring cardio and weight equipment perfect for any workout.