Arts and Enrichment

Closure/Cancellation Information

  1. The Recreation Center, Miller Activity Complex and the Millhouse at Philip S. Miller Park are closed. Most programming including Adventure Club preschool, athletics, aquatics, adaptive recreation, arts and enrichment, birthday parties, field rentals, fitness and wellness classes and SilverSneakers classes are canceled. Town’s parks, open spaces and trails remain open.  

    The Town of Castle Rock has received approval from the Tri-County Health Department to operate our licensed day camps.  CSU RAM Camp, Rock Rec Camp and Adventure Club camps are open and enrollment is happening now!  Camps begin May 26th.  Click here for information on the camps and to register.

    The new public health order that took effect April 27 means that Town courts (basketball, pickleball and tennis) are also now open, along with the Town’s skate park. While enjoying these amenities, members of the community must practice social distancing – including ensuring masking, distancing of at least 6 feet, and gatherings of no more than 10 people at a time. The intent remains to limit interactions to only those within your own household. Good hygiene – like not touching your face, and washing your hands well, and often – also remains important.

    Playgrounds – including the FitGround at PSM Park – as well as park pavilions, picnic areas, group gathering areas and fields for organized team practices remain closed under the current order, which is presently set to remain in effect through May 26.

Start a new hobby, learn new activities, and meet new friends in our arts and enrichment classes. Check out our youth and adult pottery classes, discover new talents or dust off old skills in our youth and adult painting classes or try one of our popular dance classes for adults.

Some of the exciting programs we offer throughout the year include pottery, kids clay, oil painting, acrylics, adult Spanish classes and ballroom dancing for couples.
  1. Adult Dance
  2. Clay/Pottery
  3. Fencing

Adult Dance

County Swing

This is the original four-count swing dance. This class will teach the basic steps, including lots of turns and twirls.

Country and Western Hoedown Dance Parties 

Join a proper hoedown and dance the night away with lively country western dance moves. Need to review a dance? Dancers will review, practice and learn fun party dance moves each session.

Country and Western Two-Step

This original country western dance is the most versatile on the floor. Dancers will learn basic steps to dominate the dance floor and step the night away.

Country and Western Three Dance Jam

Dancers will learn the basics and the turns and twirls for Two-Step, Country Swing and Waltz! Get jammin’ no matter what the band plays!

Line Dance Booty Bash

Great exercise and good for coordination and balance. This class is a super fun way to slim down for the summer. Count your steps - dancers average 2,000 per class. We will learn the most popular line dances for parties and more.

Millennium Cowboy Cha Cha

Cowboy Cha Cha is not just for country dancers anymore. It’s the prettiest dance to come along. It can be done solo or with a partner – we will learn both ways.

Nightclub Two-Step

It’s sweetheart night. Don’t just rock back and forth during those slow songs. Learn romantic steps, turns and patterns that will make dancing to ballads and slow songs the highlight of the night.

Red Hot Sizzlin’ Salsa 

This red-hot social-style salsa is fun and easy to learn. With lots of great moves, learn Latin rhythms so you can dance and move to any Latin song. Come join us for fun learning the basic steps of salsa to the great sound of Latin music.

Registration

Classes are taught on Monday evenings from either 7-8 p.m. or 8-9 p.m. 

Register online

Prices are per couple. Please contact David Quintana at dquintana@crgov.com, or call 303-660-1036 with questions.

  1. Language Arts
  2. Literacy
  3. Painting
  4. Youth Dance

Language Arts

Adult Spanish Classes (Level 1)

This introductory, fast-paced Spanish class focuses on vocabulary, pronunciation and communication basics. A bilingual workbook fee of $18 is payable to the instructor on the first day of class. This class is provided by Spanish Enrichment Inc. 

Ages: 18+
Fee: $68 ($74 nonresident)
Location: Recreation Center

Practical Spanish for Adults (Level 2)

This intermediate, fast-paced Spanish class focuses on vocabulary, pronunciation and accentuation, as well as introduction to conjugation of the verbs in present, past and future tenses. The bilingual workbook from Practical Spanish for Adults Level 1 will be used.

 Ages: 18+
 Fee: $68 ($74 nonresident)
 Location: Recreation Center

Register for adult Spanish classes

Spanish Enrichment Journey for PreSchoolers and Kindergarteners 

The best time to expose your children to a new language is during the early years. These fun and interactive Spanish classes introduce participants to the Spanish language and culture with a native speaking teacher. Materials will be $5, payable to the instructor in the first class.

Ages: 4–6
Fee:  $55 ($62 nonresident)
Location:  MAC

Spanish for Children

A Spanish-speaking teacher will coach your child in everyday vocabulary, pronunciation of the alphabet and vowels, interactive exercises, games, songs and a phrase of the week. This is a great way for your child to use basic Spanish with friends and family members. Materials will be $10, payable to the instructor in the first class.

Ages:   8–12
Fee:    $55 ($62 nonresident)
Location:  MAC

Register for youth Spanish classes (runs concurrently with the school year)