Don’t miss over 150 artist vendors. All handmade art, gifts and crafts. One of the most colorful weekends of the year! RMRP will be there Saturday and Sunday with raptor meet-and-greets and much more!
From the Fort Collins Senior Center: “This event is geared toward families of all ages, focused on educating the public about our native species, how we can safely interact with them, and providing opportunities for the public to contribute to conservation efforts. There will also be rotating educational presentations throughout the event. We will provide each organization with a 10’ x 10’ booth space, a table, and 2 chairs to use for activities, educational displays, or general information about your organization. Even if your organization does not specifically work with wildlife you can still participate! We just ask that you focus your talking points or activities around local wildlife and conserving our native species.”
Don’t miss over 150 artist vendors. All handmade art, gifts and crafts. One of the most colorful weekends of the year! RMRP will be there Saturday and Sunday with raptor meet-and-greets and much more!
Starting June 1st, teens can register to be a part of the Teen Summer Reading Program with the Loveland Library! This year’s theme is “A Mountain of Possibilities!” This program is free, but you must be registered. Only teens that are enrolled in the Summer Reading Program will have access to this one-of-a-kind opportunity.
We encourage teens to read, learn, and experience something new with this exciting program offered by Loveland Public Library!
This event doesn’t require registration, but registration is HIGHLY encouraged as spaces are limited.
Your adventure starts with an Educational Program at the Fossil Creek Reservoir amphitheater with RMRP and our live Education Ambassador raptors! After the presentation, a Fort Collins Natural Areas Naturalist will take you on a guided birding tour along the reservoir.
Open to the general public!
Join RMRP to discover the raptors of Colorado, how they survive in a world full of challenges, and how you can help them thrive. Meet live, permanently disabled raptors up close as part of the experience!
Open to the general public!
Join RMRP to discover the raptors of Colorado, how they survive in a world full of challenges, and how you can help them thrive. Meet live, permanently disabled raptors up close as part of the experience!
This presentation is open to all!
Raptor Tools: Learn what defines a raptor and discover their adaptations for survival. Since 1987, the Rocky Mountain Raptor Program (RMRP) has served the northern Colorado community through the rescue of injured birds of prey and environmental communication. The presentation will take place outdoors in Library Park on the West lawn. Bring a blanket or mat, water, sunscreen.
Friday nights in Old Town Fort Collins are bustling and beautiful! Come visit our live Educational Ambassador raptors near the southern end of the square.
Come join us for a lovely morning at Poudre Pet & Feed!
The Larimer County Farmers’ Market has served our community since 1975 when a group of backyard gardeners decided to share their excess produce with their community. Today, the market continues to be a vibrant place in the community for growers and producers to connect with the community.
The market is a growers-only market, which means that all products offered must be grown, produced, or made by our local vendors. Vendors offer a wide variety of items including fruits, vegetables, coffee, flowers, baked goods, art, and crafts.
Colorado’s Longest Running Artisan Festival
For over fifty years Art in the Park has been the Thompson Valley Art League’s largest fundraiser. There will be over 175 juried artisans showing a diverse collection of excellent artwork, hundreds of artesian tents, food, local music, and RMRP!!!
We’ll have different raptors each day, so don’t forget to check in!
Colorado’s Longest Running Artisan Festival
For over fifty years Art in the Park has been the Thompson Valley Art League’s largest fundraiser. There will be over 175 juried artisans showing a diverse collection of excellent artwork, hundreds of artesian tents, food, local music, and RMRP!!!
We’ll have different raptors each day, so don’t forget to check in!
What to Expect at This Year’s Farmers Market
The City of Loveland Farmers Market seeks to support local vendors and the community at large by providing a marketplace for fresh, locally grown or raised produce, meats, poultry, dairy, and artisan goods to be sold.
To keep a safe and healthy environment for both our shoppers and farmers, please follow the guidelines below:
- If you are sick, stay home to protect others.
- Please wear a face mask when you are at the market unless you are fully vaccinated.
- Hand wash station and hand sanitizer will be available at the Market Manager Tent.
- Please avoid creating areas of congestion. Limited seating will be available for eating or socializing. Do not linger. Please socialize outside of the market area.
Please note that due to the uncertain nature of COVID-19, the guidelines above are subject to change.
Thank you for your patience as we continue to provide the community a safe outlet to shop local.
Soapstone Prairie is 25 miles north of Fort Collins, allow about an hour travel time. From Fort Collins, take Hwy 1/ Terry Lake Road to County Road 15 north (towards Waverly). From CR 15, turn north onto Rawhide Flats Road and continue north to the entrance station. The approximate address is 22998 Rawhide Flats Road, Wellington, CO. There are nine miles of gravel road that can be dusty, rough and bumpy. Please respect our neighbors and be safe by observing the speed limit.
From I-25, take exit 288 (Buckeye Road) west to County Road 15. Go north on CR 15 and turn north onto Rawhide Flats Road. Follow Rawhide Flats Rd to the entrance station. Soapstone Prairie is not accessible via I-25 exit 293 (CR 126/CR 5).
The Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival has been a highlight of September in Estes Park for 46 years; with Celtic Music, Ethnic Dancing, Bag Pipe Bands, Scottish Highland Athletics, representatives of many Clans.
RMRP will feature different Educational Ambassador raptors each day, so make sure to visit frequently!
Tickets are required for this event.
The Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival has been a highlight of September in Estes Park for 46 years; with Celtic Music, Ethnic Dancing, Bag Pipe Bands, Scottish Highland Athletics, representatives of many Clans.
RMRP will feature different Educational Ambassador raptors each day, so make sure to visit frequently!
Tickets are required for this event.
The Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival has been a highlight of September in Estes Park for 46 years; with Celtic Music, Ethnic Dancing, Bag Pipe Bands, Scottish Highland Athletics, representatives of many Clans.
RMRP will feature different Educational Ambassador raptors each day, so make sure to visit frequently!
Tickets are required for this event.
Thursday nights in Old Town Fort Collins are bustling and beautiful! Come visit our live Educational Ambassador raptors near the southern end of the square.