Nina Joss

2 months ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nina Joss

Marching band instruments, ballet costumes and painting supplies are just a few things that have been funded in recent years by a Littleton program that supports arts and culture initiatives. The Arts and Culture Grant program, which started in 2023, will open later this month for its third annual grant cycle. The program, funded by the city’s 5% on hotels, motels and short-term rentals, provides grants to support and cultivate arts and culture in Littleton, according to the city.

2 months ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nina Joss

At a site on the south side of West Mineral Avenue in Littleton, excavators and other machines are surrounded by piles of dirt and building materials. The site — which formerly housed an office and call center for Lumen Technologies — is on its way to becoming a mixed-use property called Mineral Place.

2 months ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley |Belen Ward |Nina Joss |Corinne Westeman

At a site on the south side of West Mineral Avenue in Littleton, excavators and other machines are surrounded by piles of dirt and building materials. The site — which formerly housed an office and call center for Lumen Technologies — is on its way to becoming a mixed-use property called Mineral Place. The property […]

2 months ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nina Joss

For art lovers, there is no shortage of things to do in Littleton. In the coming weeks, several upcoming exhibits will expose viewers to natural beauty, empowering ideas and symbols of love. ROX Arts Gallery, which is managed by the Roxborough Arts Council, is hosting a “Be My Valentine” art show and reception on Feb. 7. The event, which will take place from 5:30-8 p.m., will include opportunities to meet artists, see artwork and enjoy light snacks and refreshments.

2 months ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Nina Joss

On Feb. 2, a water line replacement project that is expected to take several months will begin in downtown Littleton. To conduct the project with minimal impacts, Denver Water plans to work at night — from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. on Sundays through Thursdays. As crews work to replace the pipes that deliver water to residents, Denver Water hopes to keep the area as accessible as possible during the project. The utility company expects the project to be completed by this summer.