Spring Recreation Activities

Spring activity registration opens Tuesday, February 25 at noon! View frequently asked questions about how to register for activities and browse this season's program offerings in our Online Service Center.

Spring Activity Guide (PDF)

Embrace the season with our Spring 2025 Recreation Activity Guide! Whether you're seeking adventure, fitness, or fun with family and friends, we’ve got something for everyone. Explore outdoor activities, workshops, and more to make this spring unforgettable. Start planning today!

Spring Recreation Center Flyers (PDF)

Explore spring programs at each recreation center! Stay active, get involved, and engage with your community—all by easily browsing options by location. Find the perfect program for you today and start creating lasting memories with Denver Parks and Recreation!

Active Older Adults (AOA)

Active Older Adults (AOA) programs engage adults ages 50+ in wellness, exercise & leisure activities that support healthy aging. AOA programming includes outdoor excursions, luncheons, clubs, art classes & other drop-in activities.

Adaptive Recreation (ADR)

These therapeutic programs and leisure activities are offered to people of all ages with disabilities. Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists and other team members create opportunities to improve quality of life, foster independence, and boost self-esteem.

Alternative Sports (AS)

Alternative Sports offers the opportunity to be active outside and try new things. Programs includes roller skating, skateboarding, biking, climbing, and more.

Aquatics (AQ)

Find swim lessons for all ages, various adult aqua-fitness classes, and drop-in pool schedules.

Arts & Culture (ARTS)

A variety of art classes are available to everyone from early childhood, to teens and adults. Art programs include sewing, painting and drawing, pottery and ceramics, along with many other crafts and special events.

Fitness & Wellness (FIT)

Find a wide variety of instructor-led classes at various recreation centers for different skill and activity levels

MY Denver Youth Programs (MYD)

Free programming for youth ages 5-18, including structured and drop-in activities, field trips & special events.

Outdoor Recreation (ODR)

Outdoor Recreation offers a variety of outdoor activities for all ages! Programs are offered throughout the year and include hiking excursions, standup paddle boarding, snowshoeing, and other outdoor adventures for youth and adults.

Adult Sports: CityWide Sports (CWS)

Men's, Women's and Co-Ed sports leagues and lessons including: basketball, flag football, pickleball, softball, tennis, volleyball and more.

Youth Sports (YS)

Denver Youth Sports offers a fun, energetic environment for kids to learn team and individual sports. This spring, join us for flag football, gymnastics, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and more. Don’t wait—register now for summer baseball and softball too!

Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) strives to provide an environment that welcomes diversity and empowers communities to create a better place in which everyone can live and thrive. Inclusion support options are available for people with disabilities when registering for activities. Financial assistance is available for those who qualify.