Highlights
How engagement takes shape at Gardens At Columbine
Garden paths, craft rooms, music, and outings give residents several ways to take part.
Garden walks
Paths, benches, patios, and the gazebo create easy places for movement and conversation.
Craft and music rooms
Residents can join hands-on projects, music, and programs in dedicated shared spaces.
Spiritual life
The chapel and chaplain offer another place for reflection and connection.
Outings and events
Scheduled transportation supports local outings, celebrations, and group plans beyond the campus.
Highlights
What activities look like here
These moments show how residents make choices and share a little fun, from selecting flowers to celebrating Spirit Week.
GARDENING
Choosing what to grow
Residents helped choose flowers for an upcoming propagation program. The greenhouse visit gave them time to look over the blooms together.
COMMUNITY FUN
A playful Spirit Week
Crazy Hair Day gave residents and staff a reason to get creative together. These playful hairstyles captured the spirit of the July celebration.
Programming shaped by resident preferences
Ask which programs meet in each neighborhood and which spaces your family member would use most.
Resident Story
Hear a family perspective
My mom has lived at the Gardens at Columbine for over six years now, and she just turned 90 last week. Clearly, she likes it here, and the staff have always taken good care of her. I would definitely recommend the Gardens at Columbine here in Littleton.
Barry S
