Venues in Frederick

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The three towns’ recreation center, run by the Carbon Valley Parks and Recreation District…The three towns’ recreation center, run by the Carbon Valley Parks and Recreation District: a lap pool with diving board and climbing wall, an activity pool, a gym, an elevated indoor track and fitness rooms.

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Frederick’s library, a High Plains Library District branch on Park Avenue in Firestone: open seven days…Frederick’s library, a High Plains Library District branch on Park Avenue in Firestone: open seven days, with storytimes most mornings, teen and adult clubs, two meeting rooms, four study rooms and a vending cafe.

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The Town of Frederick’s nine-hole regulation course, with a driving range, putting green and chipping area…The Town of Frederick’s nine-hole regulation course, with a driving range, putting green and chipping area, lessons, leagues and glow-ball nights; adult walking rates start at $19.

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The recreation district’s center for adults 55 and over, on Grant Avenue in old Firestone…The recreation district’s center for adults 55 and over, on Grant Avenue in old Firestone: weekday drop-in coffee, cards and crafts, talks, day trips, special events and the Friendly Fork lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

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The recreation district’s gymnastics building on Frederick Way: a competition floor…The recreation district’s gymnastics building on Frederick Way: a competition floor, an in-ground tumble track into a foam pit and preschool equipment, with classes from age 2 and open gym on Friday mornings and Saturday middays.

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About 30,000 square feet of poured concrete at the south-west corner of the Frederick Recreation Area…About 30,000 square feet of poured concrete at the south-west corner of the Frederick Recreation Area: an 18,500-square-foot street course, an egg bowl, a 10,000-square-foot flow bowl and two 12-foot full pipes, unsupervised and lit, open dawn to 10 pm.

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Frederick’s history museum in the original 1900s Town Hall…Frederick’s history museum in the original 1900s Town Hall, moved to Crist Park and made a Colorado Historic Landmark in 2012; open the first Friday evening of each month, at some Town events and by appointment.