Nearly 300 community members attend Office on Aging Community Fair

Bring your 2-5 year old for a morning filled with nature exploration, stories, and connection with our amazing natural world. The world is full of fascinating creepy-crawlies! This month, we'll learn about a specific type of creepy-crawly: insects. What makes an insect? We'll find out, and catch some insects too!

A parent or guardian must accompany the child for this program. Registration is required but program is free. Program runs at Lions Open Space on the third Thursday of the month and the following Saturday at River Bluffs Open Space.

Please call Natural Resources main desk at (970) 619-4564 or 4570 the night before or day of program to cancel or inquire about availability.
Published on
Sat May 4, 2024
Department
Natural Resources

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Image Kate Poppenhagen from the Office on Aging drives attendees from their cars to the front entrance.
Image The Office on Aging staff members pose before the event starts.
Image Carolina Quiñonez and and Aneliz Juarez from the Office on Aging.
Image Ricardo Perez and Camille Millard from the Larimer County Office of Emergency Management presented on creating emergency plans.
Image Commissioner Shadduck McNally presents the Older American Month Awards
Image Tiffany Ballew with the Office on Aging pets a therapy dog.
Image Aging and Adult Services Division Manager, Lori Metz, watches a therapy dog do tricks.
Image Keynote speaker, Barb Bennett, from the Larimer County Sherriff's Office presented on avoiding frauds and scams.
Image Tori Wimmer from the Office on Aging presents in a breakout session.
Image Carol Seest from the Office on Aging presents in a breakout session.