Loveland & South, CO December 2025

The Power of Intentional Giving

As the year winds down and the holidays begin to shimmer into view, I’m reminded that giving isn’t simply an act — it’s an expression of who we are. True generosity is heart-led. It comes from a place of intention, integrity, and genuine care. When we give with a full heart, we aren’t just offering something  to others — we’re offering something  of ourselves. And that is where the real magic happens.

Leading with heart means showing up honestly, choosing compassion before convenience, and giving in ways that reflect our values. It’s thoughtful, grounded, and deeply human. Heart-led integrity shapes every gesture, big or small, and invites us to give in ways that ripple outward — strengthening relationships, nurturing community, and reminding us that kindness is its own powerful form of connection.

This month, we’re honored to feature a local nonprofit that helps families grow through adoption — a beautiful example of love and support in action. We also spotlight Sweet Heart Winery, a local gem known not only for its wines but for its commitment to giving back. And because caring for ourselves helps us care more deeply for others, we’re sharing soothing yoga poses designed to bring peace to even the busiest weeks. To round it out, we’re offering a batch of festive cookies perfect for gifting, sharing, or savoring around the table.

As you move through this season of giving, I hope you feel inspired to give in ways that align with your heart — with sincerity, with generosity, and with the spirit that makes this community so special.

Here’s to giving well, giving meaningfully, and giving from the heart.

DESIREE GUSTAFSON, PUBLISHER @LOVELANDANDSOUTHLIFESTYLE

December 2025

PUBLISHER

Desiree Gustafson | desiree.gustafson@citylifestyle.com

PUBLICATION DIRECTOR

Shen Wu Tan | shenwu.tan@citylifestyle.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Adriana Karagozian, Shen Wu Tan, Susan Smedley, and Desiree Gustafson

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

E.T.C. Photography, Monica Jean Photography, World Wonders LLC, Desiree Gustafson, The Localist, The Collab, and Willow & Finch

Corporate Team

CEO Steven Schowengerdt

President Matthew Perry

COO David Stetler

CRO Jamie Pentz

CoS Janeane Thompson

AD DESIGNER Rachel Chrisman

LAYOUT DESIGNER Amanda Schilling

QUALITY CONTROL SPECIALIST Brandy Thomas

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WHERE NEIGHBORS CAN SEE AND BE SEEN

1: NOCO Elite Network enjoyed an evening at StillWater Ranch supporting our veterans. 2: Dixie Daly checked out the renovated Pulliam Community Building with other locals. 3: Katy & Shawn Delehoy received Gold Level certification at the Colorado Green Business Network Recognition Event. 4: Anthony Navarro of New York Life Insurance Company provided opening comments at NOCO Table Top Networking.

5: Allura Skin, Laser & Wellness Clinic hosted a Fall Open House event. 6: Community members at the Loveland Chamber Annual Dinner 7: Four Seasons Veterinary Specialists at the 11th Annual Tour de Corgi

8: The Berthoud Chamber hosted a farewell party for Reanna Wendt. 9: Centerra hosted its 20th Annual Halloween Hullabaloo at the Centerra Marketplace. 10: Retro Day at Club Loveland at Orchards 11: Element Flooring and Design Center hosted a chili cook off event. 12: The High Plains Environmental Center hosted a Native American cultural event. 13: Sexy Sammies was recognized as Johnstown's Business of the Month. 14: Alexis Marchiani of The Injection Room at FeelLove Coffee with

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Poudre Valley REA Delivers $2 Million to Local Community

Poudre Valley REA (PVREA) has retired $2 million in previous profits, returning funds to current and former members as part of its not-for-profit business model. Individual members who received service from PVREA in 1994, 1995, 2006, and 2024, or any combination of those years, were issued their member credit(s) by check or bill credit earlier this year. “Returning previous profits sets us apart from other utilities in every sector,” said PVREA President and CEO, Jeff Wadsworth. - Poudre Valley REA

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Anthony Navarro Honored for Achieving Executive Council

Anthony Navarro, a financial services professional with New York Life Insurance Company, recently provided the top numbers for the Colorado New Org., which refers to agents that have been with the insurance company less than three years, and was honored for achieving Executive Council in his first year with New York Life. Anthony has a passion for working with small businesses, growing families, and crafting retirement plans that make dreams a reality.

Ouzel Creative is Organizing Green Drinks NoCo

Katy and Shawn have become organizers for Green Drinks, which is an informal networking event where environmentally-minded people build community and partnerships that advance environmental, social, and economic well-being. Be sure to follow Green Drinks NoCo updates on social media, and you can find all the ways to connect at  GreenDrinks.org by searching for the Fort Collins page.

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Sweet Heart Winery Opens New Tasting Room in Fort Collins

Sweet Heart Winery has opened Tesoro by Sweet Heart Wine , a new tasting room located in Old Town Fort Collins. Tesoro, meaning “treasure,” is an intimate tasting room experience that offers Sweet Heart’s nationally acclaimed wines, hard ciders, and a rotating seasonal tapas menu. “Our team grew up here in Fort Collins,” said Rob Larson, partner of Sweet Heart Winery. “Now we get to bring back something that is uniquely local, something created here in Northern Colorado and meant to be enjoyed right here in Old Town.”

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A Fresh New Look for Valcore Construction

Same company. Reimagined. We’ve evolved — and so has our mission. Our new look reflects more than a logo change — it’s a symbol of growth. Valcore Construction has become a full-service general contractor focused on craftsmanship, innovation, and lasting value across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming. Focused on craftsmanship. Driven by excellence.

• Siding • Windows • Decks • Paint • Garage Doors • Hail-Proof Roofing

• Basement Finishes Your home, reimagined. Built to last. Inspired by you. - Valcore Construction

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SWEET HEART WINERY: WHERE GIVING IS POURED FROM THE HEART

ARTICLE BY ADRIANA KARAGOZIAN

There is something quietly transcendent about a place built not only on craft, but on care — where each glass holds a story, and every pour reflects the pulse of a family who believes that generosity is as essential as the wine itself.

At Sweet Heart Winery, nestled along the banks of the Big Thompson River, giving is not a gesture reserved for the holidays. It is their way of life — a daily devotion to community, compassion, and connection.

PHOTOGRAPHY BY E.T.C. PHOTOGRAPHY, WORLD WONDERS LLC

As Megan Nickelson, marketing coordinator and daughter of co-owners Charles and Farah Oster, puts it simply, “Because as a family, we love people, and we love to help people.”

That simple truth has become the beating heart of Sweet Heart Winery: a place where family values blossom into community action, and where wine is only the beginning of a greater mission. Their philosophy outstretches the boundaries of the vineyard and reaches into the soul of Northern Colorado, touching countless lives through causes both great and small.

Megan explains that their purpose extends far beyond the tasting room. “It’s creating

experiences for people to connect in ways that connect them to the community.”

Those experiences — sometimes shared over a glass of red by the river, sometimes through a fundraiser that changes a child’s life — are what define the spirit of Sweet Heart Winery.

Over the past year alone, Sweet Heart has partnered with an astounding array of local organizations. “There's probably over 100 organizations that we had a touch in over the year.” From veterans’ causes to children’s hospitals and women’s support programs, the winery’s generosity has become a steady current flowing through Northern Colorado.

“AS A FAMILY, WE BELIEVE IN CONNECTION, AND ONE WAY WE DO THIS AT SWEET HEART IS TO HELP CONNECT PEOPLE TO CAUSES.”

“Combat Recovery Foundation is an organization out of Northern Colorado that helps veterans that need support,” Megan shares, “and we give back through partnering with one of our ciders. We created a cider brand that's called Patriot Press.”

Each sip from those bottles carries a story of courage, healing, and remembrance. And for Sweet Heart, it’s not just about pouring cider. It’s about pouring hope.

Another cherished partnership blooms each February, when the winery’s signature Valentine’s wines take on a deeper purpose. “We give back to the Heart Institute at Children's Hospital Colorado,

and a portion of all of our Valentine's wines goes to the heart institute.”

Through these heartfelt collaborations, Sweet Heart Winery turns every season into a season of giving. They open their doors, their tables, and their hearts — supporting those who need a little extra kindness in their lives.

“We also give back to A Friend for You regularly, which provides pregnancy support to women in need, and we support them in a variety of ways, whether it's donating wine or donating space. We love meeting the women who are impacted, who are helped through the organization, understanding that everyone is going

through something, and everyone just needs a little kindness in their life.”

And the reach of their compassion doesn’t stop there. “Life for the Innocent is another organization that helps children who come from terrible situations that need help, whether that's food or education. Last year, we donated wine to their gala.”

Even art and music find a home within their giving spirit. “The symphony is coming out December 15th and 16th to Sweet Heart Winery. Their mission is to bring music and education to Northern Colorado.”

In this season of giving, Sweet Heart Winery reminds us that generosity is not measured by the size of a donation, but by the love that inspires it. And as they expand their story with Tesoro by Sweet Heart Wine in Old Town Fort Collins — a new treasure offering wine, cider, and warmth in equal measure — that same heart continues to guide them.

Because at Sweet Heart Winery, giving is not a campaign. It’s a calling.

A family’s love made liquid, poured freely into the hands of their community — one glass, one act of kindness, one connection at a time.

PROJECT ABBA HELPS FAMILIES SEEKING TO Adopt and Foster Kids

FULFILLING A MISSION TO PLACE CHILDREN IN LOVING HOMES

Just as they were about to submit their adoption application, Johnstown couple Devin and Adrienne Allison discovered their third child, Rowan, was on the way.

Despite this news, the couple still felt called to adopt a child. They had previously experienced miscarriages and complications with the births of their two biological children, Riker and Annie, before deciding to adopt.

On Feb. 10, 2023, Devin and Adrienne picked up their adopted daughter, Josie, from a hospital in Dallas, Texas, when she was only a day old and brought her home.

“We didn’t choose Josie; God chose her for us,” Devin says. “She  is amazing. She’s a little fireball and full of personality. Our whole family adores her. She’s the perfect addition to our family.”

During their adoption process, the Allisons encountered several obstacles, particularly related to the high financial cost and lack of structured support and mentorship. Their adoption cost more than $60,000, a barrier that forces many qualified, loving families to walk away from adoption entirely.

Out of the experience of the challenges they faced, the couple established Project ABBA, a ministry through Good Shepherd Church in Loveland designed to help families overcome the financial and structural barriers of adoption and foster care.

“When we were going through the process of adoption here in Colorado, we encountered a lot of barriers,” Devin comments. “We want to place kids in loving homes. The heart of Project ABBA is to walk alongside families to ensure cost, confusion, or lack of support never stands in the way of a child finding a loving home.”

Project ABBA officially launched in May 2025. Devin and Adrienne serve on the Project ABBA board alongside Austin Dyekman, the church’s lead pastor, and his wife, Katie, who have a passion for adoption and have fostered three boys themselves.

Since June, Project ABBA has raised around $100,000 and is currently supporting six families at various stages of the adoption process, including some who are undergoing home studies. A few individuals also have pledged to give a certain amount of financial assistance for later needs. The ministry provides financial grants, mentorship from experienced adoptive families, and practical support post-placement, such as meals, diapers, and care during transition periods.

so we can continue to support even more adoptions in the future”.

To raise funds for Project ABBA, an inaugural golf tournament was held at the Raindance National Golf Course in Windsor, Colo. in September. Also, Devin and the other Project ABBA board members are in the early stages of planning an annual gala.

While the focus is primarily assisting northern Colorado families with adoptions, the long-term goal for Project ABBA is to expand to helping families on multi-state and international levels. Devin also plans to partner with other churches in the future, further growing the Project ABBA community and impact.

“Adoption is a wonderful gift, not only for the child but also for the family."

“Adoption is a wonderful gift, not only for the child but also for the family,” Devin remarks. “It will change your mindset. Adoption challenges you as a family and as a parent, but it’s also extremely rewarding and increases your capacity to love.”

The name of the Allisons’ adopted daughter, Josie, derives from Josephine, the female version of the name Joseph. Joseph translates to “God will increase.”

Adoptions can cost up to $70,000, depending on the situation and agency. Project ABBA aims to remove that weight.

“Our goal is to make sure families don’t have to walk this road alone,” Devin says, noting many people drop out of the adoption process due to the costs. “Short-, medium- and long-term goals are to raise funds for families and to grow Project ABBA,

“Obviously, we are adding Josie to our family, so that plays into it,” Devin continues. “But now with Project ABBA, we believe it has an additional meaning that God will continue to increase families and expand this mission through Project ABBA.”

To learn more about Project ABBA, visit https:// www.gschurch.info/projectabba or contact Devin at 970-818-1133 or devin@believethedata.com

TIRAMISU COOKIES WITH WHIPPED MASCARPONE FROSTING

Warm Winter Indulgence

INGREDIENTS

For the cookies:

• 14 and 1/2 tbsp salted butter

• 1/2 cup + 1 tbsp cocoa powder

• 1 and 1/2 tsp DeLallo Instant Espresso Powder, can add up to 2 tsp if you want a stronger espresso flavor

• 3/4 cup brown sugar (light or dark) packed

• 3/4 cup granulated or cane sugar

• 2 large eggs, at room temperature

• 1 and 1/2 tsp vanilla extract

• 2 and 2/3 cups all-purpose flour, spooned & leveled

• 1 tsp baking powder

• 1 tsp baking soda

• 1/2 tsp salt

For the whipped mascarpone frosting:

• 8 ounces mascarpone

• 1 and 1/2 cups powdered sugar

• 1 tsp DeLallo Instant Espresso Powder

• 1 tbsp vanilla extract

• a pinch of salt

• 1 cup heavy cream, cold

DIRECTIONS

1. Melt the butter in a large mixing bowl. Whisk in cocoa powder and espresso powder, then sugars. Add eggs and vanilla, and whisk until smooth and combined, about 30-45 seconds. Stir in the dry ingredients, making sure to get any dry bits hiding in the bottom of the bowl.

2. Scoop the dough into balls that are 65 grams in size. Chill the dough balls in the fridge for at least 2 hours.

3. Pre-heat your oven to 365°F. (You can do 350°F if your oven doesn't allow custom temps.) Line a few cookie sheets with parchment paper. Place 5-6 cookies on each cookie sheet. Bake 1-2 sheets at a time, keeping the extra in the fridge. Bake cookies for 8-10 minutes. The edges will appear just set, and the tops will be a bit puffy. Once baked, immediately place a round cutter around the outside of each cookie and swirl the cookie within it to "scoot" them into perfect circles. This also helps them appear thicker. Let cookies cool on the baking sheet on a wire rack, then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely while you make the frosting.

4. Mascarpone Frosting: In a medium bowl, beat together the mascarpone, powdered sugar, vanilla extract, espresso powder, and salt until smooth. Pour in the cold heavy cream and beat on low just until combined, then mix on high speed for about 1 minute, until the mixture is thick and smooth.

5. Pipe the frosting in swirls using a piping bag with the tip snipped off, or use a small cookie scoop to dollop the frosting onto the cooled cookies.

“Layers of nostalgia, holiday spirit, and cocoa dust.”

ARTICLE BY LOVELAND + SOUTH PHOTOGRAPHY BY DESIREE GUSTAFSON

GIFT YOURSELF SOME PEACE

ARTICLE BY SUSAN SMEDLEY, STUDIO

FOUNDER/OWNER OF RESILIENT SOUL YOGA

PHOTOGRAPHY BY HAILEY BERGSTROM, DESIREE GUSTAFSON

TAKE STRESS OFF YOUR HOLIDAY LIST WITH THESE MINDFUL PRACTICES

With the holiday season in full swing, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and exhausted. Though our bodies crave rest and slower rhythms during winter, our calendars often demand the opposite—leaving us drained by January.

The good news: you already have what you need to reset your stress response—your body, breath, and boundaries. It’s okay to say no or set time limits to protect your peace and your family’s.

On the following pages, the teachers at Resilient Soul Yoga share some of their favorite practices for finding calm amid the holiday rush.

SUPPORTED FISH POSE

THREE PART BREATH

Three-Part Breath, also known as Durga Breath, is a calming pranayama that teaches full, mindful breathing. By inhaling through the nose to fill the low belly, ribs, and chest, then releasing slowly through the nose, this practice grounds the mind and soothes the nervous system. It’s a simple yet powerful way to return to presence, balance, and ease—anytime, anywhere.

Supported Fish Pose gently opens the chest, heart, and throat while lengthening the front body. Resting over props allows deep relaxation and easier breathing, countering the effects of slouching and screen time. This restorative pose calms the nervous system, improves posture, and invites a sense of spaciousness, openness, and ease throughout the body and mind.

SEATED FORWARD FOLD

Sit tall with legs crossed or extended in front of you. Inhale to lengthen your spine, then exhale as you hinge from the hips, folding forward. Let your hands rest on your shins, feet, or the floor. Breathe deeply, softening through the back body. Calms the mind, stretches the back, and releases tension.

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Legs-Up-the-Wall Pose is a deeply restorative posture that soothes the body and mind. Lie on your back with legs extended up a wall or resting on a chair. Relax your arms at your sides, palms up, and breathe slowly through your nose for several minutes. This gentle inversion reduces anxiety, supports circulation, and invites calm and renewal.

“May you be happy. May you be well. May you be safe. May you be at peace.”

To help keep the season sacred, Practice the Loving Kindness Meditation -- a form of the Buddhist Metta meditation

Start by holding a vision of yourself in your mind’s eye, and repeat:

May you be happy.

May you be well.

May you be safe.

May you be at peace.

Then hold a vision of a loved one, then an acquaintance, then someone with whom you have difficulty, then the whole world. It is a great practice to start or end your day.

Take it to the streets. Try it when you are stuck in traffic, waiting in line at a store, with a relative you find challenging, etc.

Spreading the holiday season love and cheer to local makers and artisans

A Loveland Holiday Shopping Guide

With the holidays approaching, it’s never too early to start thinking about gifts for family and friends. And this holiday season, why not shop local? The holidays are about giving to others. So, why not spread your love and generosity to your fellow Coloradans?  In this article, we’ve compiled a list of Loveland shops with merchandise produced locally. ‘Tis the season to buy local!

ARTICLE BY SHEN WU TAN

PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE LOCALIST, THE COLLAB, AND WILLOW & FINCH

The Localist

Located along McWhinney Boulevard, The Localist is a gift shop that sells one-of-a-kind goods from over 90 Colorado makers. The shop curates a collection of carefully selected items that “reflect the beauty, diversity, and creativity of Colorado,” backed by a mission to support local artisans and makers. “We are deeply committed to fostering a sense of belonging through the products we offer,” says the shop’s website. “We believe that every item in our store has a story—whether it’s handcrafted jewelry, faith-based gifts, or locally-made home décor, each piece connects you to the talented people who create them.”

5677 McWhinney Blvd. | https://thelocalistshop.com/ | 970-278-6552

The Collab

Nestled along East Fourth Street, The Collab is made up of four businesses: The Wild Willow Boutique, The Potted Seed, Mountain Meadow Boutique, and Two Sparrows NoCo. The Collab is a true collaboration of businesses that contribute something special to the shop. “The Collab gals have poured so much heart into curating the perfect shop — filled with unique, meaningful gifts from local makers and small businesses,” The Collab posted on social media. “Your support means the world to us and helps keep our community thriving. Come visit, find something special, and spread the local love this Christmas!”

239 E. 4th St. | https://www.facebook.com/ thecollabcolo/ | (559) 827-2335

Willow & Finch

Tucked along North Lincoln Avenue lies Willow & Finch, a business birthed by a passion to bring joy to others through the creation of beautiful surroundings, offering a selection of rare and exquisite items. “A deep longing to express a passion for not just having a living space but living in an inspired space is what drives the owners of our beautiful shop,” the business’s website states. “Prospering others who share our creative vision is not only our gift, but our destiny. Come in and experience the splendor of Willow & Finch.”

1032 N. Lincoln Ave. | https://willowandfinch.shop/ | (970) 888-1840

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A SELECTION OF UPCOMING LOCAL EVENTS

DECEMBER 4TH, 11TH, AND 18TH

Beyond the Lift Crew Nights: Skiing Out of Bounds

Mountain Rentals, 401 E. Eisenhower Blvd., Loveland, CO 80537 | 6:00 PM

Each week, we cover backcountry basics: tour planning and navigation, terrain awareness and decision making, avalanche safety basics, and gear tips and tricks. Whether you are brand new or seasoned in backcountry skiing, Crew Nights are the place to connect, learn, and ride together. This weekly Thursday event is free and open to everyone. - Mountain Rentals

DECEMBER 4TH

Holiday Wreath Making Class

Taste Local / Taste at Night, 330 Cleveland Ave., Loveland, CO 80537 | 6:00 PM

Come join us at Taste Local / Taste at Night for a fun and festive wreath making class! Get into the holiday spirit and unleash your creativity as we guide you through the steps to create your very own holiday wreath. - Wild Posies

DECEMBER 6TH

Winter Craft Fair

Berthoud Recreation Center, 1000 N. Berthoud Pkwy., Berthoud, CO 80513 | 9:00 AM

Get ready to kick off the holiday season at the 4th Annual Winter Craft Fair hosted by the Berthoud Recreation Center! We’re excited to showcase over 50 Colorado artisans from the Front Range and surrounding communities. Find the perfect one-of-a-kind gift or holiday decoration at this one-day indoor event. - Town of Berthoud

DECEMBER 6TH

A Very Merry Berthoud

Downtown Berthoud, CO 80513 | 10:00 AM

Stop by downtown Berthoud to enjoy a full day of holiday festivities, including a Cowboys Christmas celebration, winter craft fair, parade of lights, Santa, ice skating, and much more! - Downtown Berthoud Merchant Collaborative

DECEMBER 6TH

Sound Bath

Resilient Soul Yoga, 418 E. 4th St., Suite 100, Loveland, CO 80537 | 6:00 PM

Take a break from doing and simply receive in our candlelit studio surrounded by nature. Join certified sound therapist Madi Polansky for an immersive sound journey, featuring crystal bowls, ocean drums, and koshi chimes. Allow soothing vibrations to restore balance, leaving you refreshed, renewed, and deeply connected. - Resilient Soul Yoga

DECEMBER 6TH

Holiday Open House

Historic Parish House and Museum, 701 Charlotte St., Johnstown, CO 80534 | 1:00 PM

Join us for a festive and family-friendly Holiday Open House! Step back in time and experience the warmth and wonder of the season in one of Johnstown’s most cherished settings as you explore our beautifully decorated rooms, each styled in the spirit of holidays past.Johnstown Historical Society

DECEMBER 7TH

Johnstown Jingle Tree Lighting

Downtown Johnstown, CO 80534 | 2:00 PM

The town of Johnstown is teaming up with the Johnstown Downtown Development Authority (JDDA) for a magical tree lighting ceremony during the Johnstown Jingle! Join us in downtown Johnstown on Sunday, December 7, 2025, for an afternoon filled with festive fun from 2:00 to 5:00 PM. Don’t miss the highlight of the evening – the tree lighting ceremony at 5:30 PM, where we’ll light up the town and your holiday spirit! - Town of Johnstown

DECEMBER 12TH - 14TH

Loveland Choral Society: Christmas Confections

Rialto Theater, 228 E. 4th St., Loveland, CO 80537 | 7:30 PM

“Christmas Confections: Celebrating the Sweet Sounds of the Season”—a heartwarming holiday concert filled with festive cheer and musical delights. Serving up a joyful mix of classic carols and seasonal favorites, you’ll be sprinkled with sweet surprises from our lifted voices and the live orchestra. It’s a magical musical treat that’s sure to warm your heart and brighten your season! - Rialto Theater

DECEMBER 13TH

Yoga with Cats

NoCo Cat Cafe, 121 E. 5th St., Loveland, CO 80537 | 10:30 AM

Join us for a gentle yoga class with cats! Please bring your own mat. Class starts promptly at 10:30 AM. Cost includes entrance to the cafe. - NoCo Cat Cafe

DECEMBER 18TH

Annual Holiday Show

desk chair workspace, 201 E. 4th St., Loveland, CO 80537 | 6:00 PM

Join us on December 18 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM for an enchanting evening with Loveland's beloved musician, Dave Beegle, featuring special guests the Alcantar Family. Prepare to be mesmerized by a captivating mix of holiday classics and stunning solo performances, each showcasing the extraordinary talents of our local musicians. As you arrive, enjoy a complimentary specialty beverage to kick off the festive atmosphere. - desk chair workspace

DECEMBER 18TH

Christmas Trivia Night

Kinston Hub, 6402 Union Creek Dr., Loveland, CO 80538 | 6:00 PM

Join us for Trivia Night, where teams will battle it out in multiple rounds of challenging questions across a variety of topics. From pop culture to history, sports to science, there’s something for everyone! Whether you’re a trivia expert or just looking for a good time, this event promises laughs and a great time with friends. Plus, the winners will receive a gift card courtesy of Fresh Plate! - Kinston Centerra

DECEMBER 20TH

Winter Solstice Retreat

Resilient Soul Yoga, 418 E. 4th St., Suite 100, Loveland, CO 80537 | 2:00 PM

Honor the winter solstice with Lindsay and Marisol in a half-day retreat of deep inner presence. Through Soma+IQ Breathwork and Sound Ceremony, pause, turn inward, and nourish yourself—releasing the old and restoring balance for the season ahead. - Resilient Soul Yoga