Calling all artists and crafters! South Suburban is planning our 38th Annual Arts and Craft Fair, and we’re looking for unique items to fill our booths. Come share your creations with the community!
Sign up today for winter favorites! Online registration is open now for all winter classes, events and leagues.
Make the most of school holidays at South Suburban Thanksgiving break and winter break camps! Our camps keep kids active, social, and engaged while school’s out. From classic camp fun like games, crafts, and swimming, to specialty camps for sports, arts, and enrichment, there’s something for every interest. Spots fill quickly, so explore the full list at register.ssprd.org and plan school break adventures today!
Children ages 4-9 are invited to lace up their skates at the South Suburban Sports Complex for USA Hockey’s annual Try Hockey for Free Day.
Calling all theater buffs! This fall season, we have a number of live theater events to enjoy. From farcical dinner theater to interactive spooky horror, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
After 35 years at the helm of the South Suburban golf division, Bill Ramsey announced he will retire at the end of this year. He set the standard for operational excellence with his commitment to providing exceptional player and community experiences. Under his leadership, the four South Suburban golf courses were named among the best in Colorado.
Try something new and save money on your favorite classes during South Suburban’s annual Fall Sale! Score deals on recreation center admission and programs from Sept. 15-28.
Need to get rid of large tree limbs? Residents are invited to bring materials for chipping on Saturday, October 4 from 8 am-12:30 pm at Willow Spring Service Center (7100 S. Holly St.). Tree limbs, branches, firewood, logs, dead shrubs limbs/branches/logs must be no larger than 6’ long and 24” diameter.
Former South Suburban Executive Director David Lorenz passed away on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025.
Family-friendly fun is in store at South Suburban this fall! From pumpkins and ghosts to fairies and forests, there’s something for everyone to get into the spirit.