This social Book Club is for residents looking to engage in lively conversations about literature. Both a reading and a discussion group, club members have the opportunity to build a reading list of unique and popular titles in a variety of genres, all worthy of robust, book-loving dialogue.
For those with a love for the great outdoors!
Join the Canyons Whiskey Society, an exclusive club for whiskey enthusiasts at The Canyons! Open to those of legal drinking age, members will enjoy expertly curated whiskey tastings in partnership with Canyon House Kitchen + Cocktails. Events are registration-only, offering a unique opportunity to explore premium selections in a refined setting.
Living in Colorado means being surrounded by nature, so why not get out in it? The hiking Club brings residents together for some good ol’ fashioned time with Mother Nature. The group will adventure out on nature walks and hikes, and you will be able to meet some of your wonderful neighbors. There may be some BBQs thrown in here and there, but the Club is mostly about spending time and having fun in the great outdoors. Hikers of all levels, from beginners to advanced hikers, are welcome. This group aims to do hikes every other week.
Join our lovely ladies of The Canyons every Friday at The Exchange for a coffee meetup! We meet at 10:00am for a cup of coffee and some wonderful conversations. This is the perfect way to meet some of your neighbors and enjoy your Friday morning surrounded by good company.
Join the men of The Canyons for a fun new club! ROMEO—Retired Old Men Eating Out (or Really Outstanding Men Eating Out)—is perfect for those looking to connect with great guys in the community for a monthly lunch or dinner out at local restaurants.
This is a club for women business owners to support, network, and learn!
This club will be hosted by a health professional with a hope of motivating and educating women on various health topics. Alexis, a Board Certified Physician who specializes in Women’s Health and Integrative Medicine, believes that with all of the “new” information coming out about women’s health around cardiovascular disease, insulin resistance, breast cancer, and especially perimenopause and menopause, we want to make sure that women have the opportunity to build an adequate resource system to get accurate information and to have a safe space to ask questions to better understand health information, new and old. It’s important to teach women how to advocate for themselves, as women have been taught to brush things off or just to wait it out, and that needs to be retaught. What they think, feel, want and need is real and it matters.