Tuesday, March 24
Yoga. Community yoga classes are scheduled at the Church in the Wildwood on Tuesday and Thursday at 9 a.m. and another class is slated for Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 719-213-0848.
Wednesday, March 25
Wellness Walk. Scheduled for March 24 at the Garden of the Gods Visitor Center at 9 a.m. Meet at the upper level and choose a one, two or three-mile hike. Maps are available. Healthy living tips and mindfulness exercises are available to enhance your walk. Dress for the weather, wear comfortable shoes and bring plenty of water. Free admission
Thursday, March 26
TOPS. Takes Off Pound Sensibly. Meets every Thursday morning at 10 a.m. in the Church in the Wildwood (10585 Ute Pass Ave.) Green Mountain Falls, Co 80819. Affordable, effective weight-loss.
The Woodland Park Planning Commission will meet on March 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the WP Council Chambers, located next to city hall.
Upcoming
Take a Hike. The New Year is a prime opportunity to partake in a kick-off of scheduled New Year hikes at Mueller State Park. Typically, improving your health is one of the most coveted New Year resolutions. Nothing can allow folks to reach this goal in the Teller high country then hitting nearby trails. Mueller State Park offers regular weekend treks, which also offer a little information on the park’s wildlife attributes. Visit the park’s website of call them at 719-687-2366 for more details.
Final Days for Best Of 2026 Voting. TMJ’s annual Best Of contest, one of the most competitive and longest-running in the region and is now moving into final stages. You can participate and vote for your favorites in nearly 100 categories, including top casinos, restaurants, entertainment, recreation options, burger and steak dishes, seafood delights, margaritas, premiere personalities and politicians and public servants, and much more. This one serves as the real Bragging Rights showdown in the area. Visit www.facebook.com/
STR Meetings. The Teller County Commissioners are holding a variety of open meetings on the area’s short-term rental (STR) situation, and what type of rules and permits should be permitted. Check with the county’s government website for details.
Chamonix Casino & Resort Concerts. Upcoming music concerts at Chamonix Casino & Resort in Cripple Creek for early 2026 include tribute acts and dinner shows. Key forthcoming events include ZoSo (Led Zeppelin, Apr 11), and Wannabe (Spice Girls, May 23). These events feature dinner and show packages. For more information, visit the Chamonix website.
State of The City Breakfast. Reserve Your Seat at the State of the City Breakfast for timely insights, meaningful dialogue with community leaders, and a clear look at the direction of our City! Presented by the Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce and scheduled for April 2 at the Ute Pass Cultural Center from 7:30 to 9 a.m. The featured speaker is Woodland Park Mayor Kellie Case. Call 719-687-9885 to register, or visit the chamber’s website.
City Municipal Election. April 7 is the deadline for returning ballots for Woodland Park’s 2026 municipal election. Voters will select a new mayor and four council positions. For more information, visit the city government’s website.
Spring Business Expo. The public is invited to attend Woodland Park’s Spring Expo with a wide range of exhibitors. Scheduled for April 9 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Ute Pass Cultural Center. This event is sponsored by UCHealth. Meet face to face with local business people ready to talk about a variety of products and services offered including banking, financial, business services, construction, home maintenance and repair, healthcare, senior housing and more.Great fun with door prizes given away at the close of the event.
DDA Micro-Grant Program. The Woodland Park Downtown Development Authority is pleased to relaunch its Micro-Grant program for 2026. Grants are open to businesses and homeowners within the DDA boundaries of Woodland Park. The Micro-Grant Program is designed to provide financial assistance for eligible projects that meet the Program’s eligibility requirements. The DDA’s Micro-Grant Program intends to enable or assist qualifying business-owner applicants with customer-facing Projects that, for example, but without limitation, enhance building design, aesthetics, and public experience with higher quality materials, lighting, signage, and façade elements; improve public safety around buildings; add new public realm enhancements, such as landscaping or seating; include other pedestrian enhancements; meet building code compliance; and further the objectives and purposes of the DDA within the District, such as stimulating economic vitality therein.
For comprehensive information about the Downtown Development Authority’s 2026 Micro-Grant Program, including the eligibility requirements and how to apply, please visit the
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Community Concerts at Ute Pass Cultural Center. FREE thanks to our sponsor, Park State Bank & Trust. Bar and Food Truck open at 5:30 pm and show starts at 6 pm Come enjoy local artists with your community members. The next monthly concert is scheduled for April 8 and the feature artist is Matt Sheahan
Matt Sheahan is a popular Woodland Park-based acoustic guitar/vocals artist. He appears regularly at a number of local venues including The Ute Lodge, The Thunderbird Inn, The Blue Moose Tavern, Judge’s Char-Grill and local festivals like Victor’s Gold Rush Days. His music choices are diverse (to put it mildly!) …always surprising his audiences with an eclectic blend of rock, pop, folk and totally unexpected songs that delight audiences of all ages. As Matt says about his setlist…’Y’a never know! For more details, visit the city of Woodland Park’s website.
Business After Hours. Join us for the next Business After Hours, the premier networking event in Teller County, on April 21 at the Woodland Professional Building (400 W. Midland Avenue). Whether you are a longtime member or new to the Chamber, this is your chance to reconnect with friends, clients, and fellow business owners — and meet new contacts in a relaxed, informal setting. Expect good food, drinks, door prizes, and plenty of opportunity to share what you’re working on and learn what others have going on. Bring your business cards, your conversation, and your spirit of community — you never know where the next connection might lead. See you there! For more information, call 719-687-9885, or visit the chamber’s website.
