Annual community events like Cookies with Santa bind Stepping Stone™ residents together, creating lifelong friendships and memories. Having the spacious Lantern House at the heart of Stepping Stone means that special events like Cookies with Santa have a home year after year. This well-attended event included cookies and wish-list sharing with Santa. No charge to residents …
Remember your favorite holiday party? No? Then you’re in the right place. If you do, there was obviously something special about that party that made it stand out from the pack of annual fêtes hosted by your friends, families, neighbors, employers, and volunteer organizations. But really, all that separates the ho-hum from the ho-ho-ho is …
Sometimes December feels more like the season to be busy, with the frantic pace of end-of-year work assignments, office parties, shopping, cooking, cleaning for house guests…well, you know the drill. Rather than simply reacting to every demand, consider taking a more proactive stance: What do I want my month to look like? What memories do …
Cold, snowy February may seem like the one month you’d prefer less of, not more. But this year it comes with an extra day; 2016 is a leap year!
Lose weight. Save money. De-clutter. Yawn. How about a resolution with some real shelf life?
If Valentine’s Day seems like a distant memory—or a non-memory in your busy life—here’s another chance at planning some solid couple time.
There’s a lot more to February than Valentine’s Day (and we’re not just talking about Groundhog Day). Thankfully, we found plenty of delightful diversions to get you through this not-yet-spring stretch, especially if you live in Stepping Stone!
Denver always rises to the occasion by kicking off each new year with entertainment options, like the National Western Stock Show. And if boots and hooves aren’t your thing, consider the more citified options in this lineup of January entertainment.
Holiday traditions are unique to every family. As kids, we love their consistency. We adults do too, but sometimes we get the urge to freshen things up a bit.
In warmer months, lots of Colorado towns and cities host monthly art walks. If you’ve ever been on one, you know what a fun, active way it is to explore the local art scene. But, we say, why wait for spring? Grab your tennies, a thermos of hot cocoa, and an art-loving friend and go …
