Bunco is an easy and fun game of dice. Enjoy an afternoon of fun, laughter, and prizes.

If you're 62+ and own a home, you may qualify for a Reverse Mortgage to pay off your mortgage, gain extra retirement income, or buy your dream home. Learn about your options. Instructor: Jackie Hahn.

We’re excited to announce that the YoungHeart Band is returning for another year of fantastic entertainment! This lively, crowd-favorite couple always brings the perfect mix of music, laughter, and fun. We will be serving white chicken chili, sandwich, and a cookie!

In Duplicate Bridge, teams of two compete using set hands to earn points by outplaying others. Play with the same partner for a two-month challenge - highest scores earn recognition! Facilitator: Bobbi Jo Unruh.

Books are chosen at the previous meeting. If you were unable to attend, call the front desk for the title. Please read the book beforehand to prepare for discussion. Books can be found at libraries, bookstores, etc. Facilitated by Gayle Wudarczyk.

Join Active Minds for the story of the Windy City. Begin with the French explorers, missionaries, fur traders and Native Americans that inhabited the region in the early 1800s. We will cover the Great Chicago Fire and how it impacted the development of the city. And as we bring things all the way up to the present, we’ll cover the politics, crime, food, culture, and architecture of the “City of Broad Shoulders.” It’s the next best thing to being there!

Where else but in America would we call a cake with coconut and pecans “Italian”? In this month’s Club of Confections, we’ll feast upon Italian Cream Cake - at least, this delectable pseudo-Italian version that seems to be the alter ego of the German Chocolate. In any case, it’s simply delizioso! Tea included. Instructor: Travels with Toni.

Till is a powerful film about Mamie Till-Mobley’s pursuit of justice for her 14-year-old son, Emmett Till, who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955. Through Mamie’s journey from grief to activism, the film shows the profound impact one mother’s courage can have. Disclaimer: there is a scene that may difficult for some viewers. PG-13. 2 hr/10 min. Free but please register.

Join in community with other peers experiencing low vision, vision loss, and blindness. Receive peer support and learn new skills, technology, and resources for living with low vision from each other and occasional guest speakers. Facilitated by Sherry Miller.

This four-week program will discuss the lessons that history’s great military blunders have taught us. Failures in leadership, planning, execution, and technological advancement have been the cause of many disasters on the battlefield. These factors will be examined in course videos as they apply to battles of the Civil War, Custer’s last stand, and WWI and WWII. Facilitator: Steve Winkler.

After a disappointing North Africa campaign, General Patton sought a bold victory. Operation Husky, the 38-day battle for Sicily, delivered just that. Denver historian Flint Whitlock discusses his new book, Patton and the Battle for Sicily, and how the operation solidified Patton’s reputation as a top American general.

The 16th President of the United States is considered our nation's finest, yet he was a dark horse to win the Republican nomination and received only 39% of the popular vote. A case can be made that he was a God-send at a time when the fledgling republic needed him most. Presenter: Paul Flanders

Join us for a very unusual form of the red-tailed hawk. Known as the “Harlan’s hawk”, this is a subspecies or race of red-tail that migrates all the way down from Alaska to winter in the western US. Learn about their unique and sometimes confusing coloring, and how they got their name!

Explore how the foods we eat affect blood glucose, emotions, and overall health. Learn how nutrients, timing, portions, and food choices impact blood sugar, along with practical meal-planning tips, strategies for common food challenges, and ways to build a healthy, sustainable approach to eating with diabetes.Presenter: Maritza Orozco-Reyes, Adams County Health Department.

Stories shape our understanding of the world, pass down history, and offer life lessons. They teach us to love, forgive, seek justice, and aspire for more. We’re excited to welcome both familiar storytellers and new voices to share their tales with us! Free, but please register..

This month takes us to The Eternal City, Italy’s capital city of Rome. We’ll meet Renaissance titans Michelangelo and Raphael, and Baroque masters like Caravaggio and Bernini. Let’s meet up in the City of Seven Hills, and take a tour of this magnificent 2,780-year-old wonder! ci vediamo lì! (see you there!). Presented by Travels with Toni.

Join City Manager Michael Martinez and Parks & Recreation Director Travis Haines for coffee, good conversation, and a chance to ask your questions about the City of Brighton & Parks & Recreation. Come connect, learn, and be heard.

Discover the secrets to thriving houseplants! In this hands-on class, you’ll learn essential care tips, explore some of the most popular houseplant species, and get expert advice on managing common pests and diseases. Bring your green thumb to life with this informative presentation by a CSU Master Gardener.

From video doorbells to smart plugs and voice assistants, today’s smart devices can make life easier and more secure. This session will cover practical, affordable ways to bring smart technology into your home — whether you want added safety, comfort, or convenience. You’ll leave with tips, demonstrations, and recommendations suited for every comfort level. Presentation by Derek Taniguchi from Rescue Geek.