Alameda Connects

Fostering opportunity and prosperity by cultivating connections through the celebration of our vibrant community.

Inspiring a thriving destination where people desire to be.

 

 

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Upcoming Events

Oct
21
Tue
Lakewood Ward 2 & 3 Joint Meeting @ Alameda International Jr./Sr. High School
Oct 21 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Your feedback on speed, traffic safety, and noise along Mississippi, Jewell, Florida, Pierce, Wadsworth, and Alameda is essential. Ward 3 Councilors Roger Low and Ken Cruz are actively collecting your feedback. Discuss these issues in person at the Ward 3 Joint Meeting with Ward 2 on October 21. Voice your opinion and hear updates on traffic calming and safety plans directly from Lakewood Transportation Engineer Mike Whiteaker.

Take the Survey

Oct
22
Wed
Applaud Lakewood Celebration @ Baldoria On The Water
Oct 22 @ 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Join the celebration at Applaud Lakewood 2025, at Baldoria on the Water, dedicated to recognizing the exceptional businesses, organizations, and community leaders who make our community shine.  This luncheon provides a fantastic opportunity to network and honor the achievements within the community, including those along the Alameda Corridor. Don’t miss this chance to applaud the very best of Lakewood and connect with our vibrant community!

Tickets are available for $60

Caring for Yourself When it Counts Wellness Class
Oct 22 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Free wellness classes hosted by the Lakewood Probation Division and Jefferson Center for Mental Health continue this month with Caring for Yourself When It Counts. It’s 6-7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 at 445 S. Allison Parkway. Lakewood and the center teamed up to bring you three powerful, practical, and uplifting sessions designed to help you navigate life’s challenges, and this is the second class.

These are free, and registration is easy.

Oct
23
Thu
Haunted History Tour @ Heritage Lakewood Visitor Center
Oct 23 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

Alameda Connects is joining with the Belmar Library this year on our 5th Annual Haunted Tour of the historic buildings at Heritage Lakewood. Started by Alameda Connects Executive Director Tom Quinn in 2021, this annual after-dark walk has become a spooky season tradition in Lakewood. Learn more about the people who lived here and some who may still be hanging around…

Please meet outside of Heritage Lakewood’s visitor center at 6:30PM for a tour from 7:00-8:00PM. Don’t forget your flashlight! Please dress prepared for the weather.

Registration is required 🎃

Old 121 Trivia Night @ Old 121
Oct 23 @ 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm

Old 121 Brewhouse
Trivia is back in the taproom! Come join us and show off the extra knowledge you gained in the last year. Bring a friend, have a pint and enjoy your Tuesdays with us.
1057 S. Wadsworth Blvd.

Community Grant Fundraiser

By donating to the Alameda Connects Community Grant Program, you can support Lakewood public schools, nonprofits, and small businesses.

Learn more about the Colorado Gives Fundraiser page here.


Events & Updates

Grants

Wildfire Safety and Home Preparation

Alameda Connects Members and Membership

Landscape Maintenance Updates

Thank you Alameda Connects for the $1000 Make a Difference grant. This grant helped the next phase in the Dino Ridge Front Yard Facelift. Dino Ridge was able to purchase 3 picnic tables and new trash containers built by Warren Tech. We also removed shrubbery from around the gift shop creating an inviting space for families and visitors.
Dana Rinderknecht

Director of Development & Membership, Dinosaur Ridge

Thank you Alameda Connects Board for selecting Gold Crown Foundation as a recipient of the Make a Difference grant. This grant has been applied to support the C2C Pathways program. This program provides selected youth the opportunity to focus on a specific area of technology. Thank you Alameda Connects!
Kevin Petty

President/Executive Director, Gold Crown Foundation

Thank you Alameda Connects!! We want to express our gratitude for selecting the H.U.B. at Green Mountain High School for the $1000 Make a Difference Grant. The funds will go to help students planning for college by supplying much needed transportation to attend college tours and career exploration.
Tracy Csavina

The HUB Manager, Green Mountain High School

ALAMEDA CONNECTS
363 S. HARLAN ST. #203
LAKEWOOD, CO 80226
(303) 274-1807