Many of you may have already met Lowry’s new Community Manager, Jennifer Bublitz, who is with MSI, our management company. She’s a great resource when you have a question regarding
Spring has sprung and we’ve got everything you need to know about maintaining, removing, replacing and planting trees in Lowry. Lowry homeowners are required to prune their trees regularly, especially
Schlessman Family Branch Library, 100 Poplar St. (Quebec & 1st Ave), (720) 865-0000 Hours: Sun 1-5pm, Mon 12-8pm, Tues 10am – 6pm, Weds 12-8pm, Thurs 10am – 6pm, Fri 10am
What better way to spend springtime in Lowry then in one of the eighteen parks that provide nearly 800 acres of recreation and natural reserve space. Lowry’s parks harmonize with Colorado’s environment, with
What You Can Do. If You See Something, Say Something Lowry is part of Denver Police Department (DPD) District Three. Per DPD, if you notice a crime in progress –
John Hand Theater is tucked away near 1st and Quebec in the Colorado Free University building. Originally named “Toad Hall,” it was renamed in honor of its founder, John Hand, and
Hangar 2 continues to wrap-up its imaginative concept design with the latest addition, a shade structure, designed by sculpture artist, Erick C. Johnson. Three “tree” sculptures may jog your memory
Little Free Libraries are popping up all over the country and now Lowry has one of its very own, fittingly named Lowry Hangar No. 3. Modeled after Lowry’s historic Hangar’s 1 and 2
“Aspens and Moon” is located in Tailwind Park at 5th Ave. and Alton Way (East Park). Created by Denver artist, Reven Swanson, “Aspens and Moon” is part of her “Dancing Moon” series,
Northwest neighbor Heidi Normandin wrote a primer for Lowry on what to do if you find a lost pet: Dear neighbors: I volunteer at a large shelter in Denver. If
The Lowry Foundation, in collaboration with The Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum has created this video chronicling the history of Lowry Field and Lowry Air Force Base.
The Lowry Foundation is delighted to announce that East Park’s first Public Art installation, “Aspens and Moon,” is complete! To celebrate East Park’s first Public Art installation, the LCMA will