Centerra

05/28/2026

Summer days around Houts Reservoir and Equalizer Lake are calling. ☀️🌾

Morning walks before the day starts, bike rides through the trails and evenings spent catching golden hour by the water. With nature woven throughout the community, getting outside is part of everyday life at Centerra. 🚲

05/26/2026

Meet plant of the week: Narrow-leaf Beardtongue 💜🐝

With tall spikes of lavender-pink blooms and soft silvery-green foliage, Narrow-leaf Beardtongue brings vibrant color and texture to the landscape throughout the warmer months.

Penstemon angustifolius is a hardy native perennial that thrives in Colorado’s climate, handling drought conditions while supporting pollinator-friendly habitats. Its blooms attract bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects, helping bring biodiversity to open spaces and gardens throughout Centerra.

Now available through the High Plains Environmental Center Plant Sale: https://high-plains-environmental-center.square.site/

05/22/2026

Explore Centerra in a whole new way with the new Bright Future interactive map.

Discover neighborhoods, parks, trails, gathering spaces and future destinations across the community through an immersive online experience designed for desktop and phone browser. The more you explore, the more badges you unlock, revealing even more hidden details and places throughout the map.

Explore here: https://www.centerra.com/bright-future/

05/21/2026

The playlist is set and the throwbacks are ready 🎶
Music Bingo returns to The Hub on May 28 from 6–8 PM with a full night dedicated to 90s hits.

Think boy bands, iconic pop songs, alternative favorites and the kind of tracks everyone somehow still knows every word to. Listen closely, mark your card and see who gets bingo first for a chance to win prizes.

Check out the full schedule 👇

Join us at the Hub at Kinston for free Music Bingo at 6 pm — great tunes, friendly competition, and mountain views!

05/19/2026

Meet plant of the week: Monarch Flower 🌸🦋

Asclepias incarnata, commonly known as Showy Milkweed or Monarch Flower, is a native perennial that plays an essential role in supporting monarch butterflies and other pollinators throughout Colorado landscapes.

With clusters of soft pink blooms and silvery green foliage, this plant brings color and texture to the landscape throughout the summer months. More importantly, it serves as a critical host plant for monarch butterflies, providing a place to lay eggs and nourishment for developing caterpillars.

Available through the High Plains Environmental Center Plant Sale: https://high-plains-environmental-center.square.site/

05/18/2026

Lace up and join the Centerra Run Club 🏃‍♀️☀️

Every Wednesday at 5:15 PM, the run club meets at Old Canal Park in Loveland for an evening run through the lakes. Whether you’re training, getting your steps in or just looking to connect with others, all paces are welcome.

📍 Old Canal Park, 2725 Rocky Mountain Ave
🗓️ Every Wednesday
🕔 5:15 PM

See you out there! 👟

Join the Facebook group to stay connected: https://bit.ly/4dxzRn5

05/18/2026

05/14/2026

Spring is settling in at Centerra 🌿🌷

Longer days, native blooms and quiet moments along the paths at Chapungu Sculpture Park.

Right outside your door and worth slowing down for 😌

Explore more of what’s in bloom: https://www.centerra.com/

05/12/2026

Meet plant of the week: Columbine 💜

Aquilegia coerulea, Colorado’s state flower, brings delicate color and movement to the landscape with its signature purple, white and golden blooms.

Blooming from late spring into summer, Columbine attracts hummingbirds, bees and butterflies, making it an important pollinator-friendly addition to native gardens and open spaces. Its nodding flowers and airy foliage add a soft, natural texture throughout the landscape.

Now available through the High Plains Environmental Center Plant Sale: https://high-plains-environmental-center.square.site/

05/11/2026

Loveland just ranked #12 on Livability's 2026 Top 100 Best Places to Live list 🌿

And honestly, it’s easy to understand why.

The kind of place where people spend more time outside, neighbors wave on walking trails and mountain views never really get old.

Proud to call Loveland home 💛