Join Us: If you have a heart for service and fellowship, you can join our great club. Learn more at MHKiwanis.org. We meet Saturdays at 8:00-9:30am at the D38 Administration Building, called “Big Red,” on Jefferson and 2nd Streets in Monument. Come witness the fellowship and camaraderie…no invitation required. See for yourself what personal fulfillment looks, sounds, and feels like.
Monument Hill Kiwanis – Service Since 1974
Making a Difference for Youth and Our Community
Independence Day Parade: The registration window for the Monument Hill Kiwanis 4th of July Parade will open in early May.
Each year, the Club organizes and operates a 100+ unit parade through downtown Monument with over 15,000 spectators. Your organization, club, or business can participate in what has been called “the biggest small-town parade in America.”
This year’s parade theme is “The Greatest Generation – Honoring our WWII Veterans.” Our theme honors all those who served our nation, at home and abroad, at a time of great risk to the future of the world. We honor them with our parade because their effort, in the face of great personal sacrifice, protected our nation—and the world—from the threat of a ruthless government and a future without democracy. We honor them for the independence and liberty they helped to preserve so that we may celebrate a brighter future.
- For the Children’s Parade only, there is no entry fee/registration. All children are welcomed, and parents may accompany their children. Motorized bikes, scooters, etc. are not allowed.
- For the Main Parade, there is a registration fee of $65 to help offset the cost of the parade. Bands, veteran’s & military groups, 1st responders, & school groups are exempt from the fee.
- Parade information, rules, & registration are available at MHKiwanis.org.
On the first Saturday of each month, join Pikes Peak Brewing in Monument for pilates and a pint! Class starts at 10:30 a.m. and a beer is served immediately after. $15 for the class and beer, bring your own mat.
Saturday, June 4, 8 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. at Palmer Lake
For Elementary and Middle School-Age kids ages 4-14 (must be accompanied by an adult)
Entrance Fee – donation of non-perishable food items for Tri-Lakes Cares.
Rods and reels provided for those who don’t have their own, distributed on a first come, first served basis. If you have your own fishing gear, please bring it. Recommended bait is salmon eggs and worms.
The Tri-Lakes Chapter of Business Networking International (BNI) is looking for quality professionals to whom they can refer business.
Join us on Wednesdays from 8:00AM – 9:30AM if you would be interested in generating a steady source of referral business for yourself and your company.
Expand your business network and learn how Givers Gain. Call Michelle if you have any questions (719) 484-0384!
Join Us: If you have a heart for service and fellowship, you can join our great club. Learn more at MHKiwanis.org. We meet Saturdays at 8:00-9:30am at the D38 Administration Building, called “Big Red,” on Jefferson and 2nd Streets in Monument. Come witness the fellowship and camaraderie…no invitation required. See for yourself what personal fulfillment looks, sounds, and feels like.
Monument Hill Kiwanis – Service Since 1974
Making a Difference for Youth and Our Community
Independence Day Parade: The registration window for the Monument Hill Kiwanis 4th of July Parade will open in early May.
Each year, the Club organizes and operates a 100+ unit parade through downtown Monument with over 15,000 spectators. Your organization, club, or business can participate in what has been called “the biggest small-town parade in America.”
This year’s parade theme is “The Greatest Generation – Honoring our WWII Veterans.” Our theme honors all those who served our nation, at home and abroad, at a time of great risk to the future of the world. We honor them with our parade because their effort, in the face of great personal sacrifice, protected our nation—and the world—from the threat of a ruthless government and a future without democracy. We honor them for the independence and liberty they helped to preserve so that we may celebrate a brighter future.
- For the Children’s Parade only, there is no entry fee/registration. All children are welcomed, and parents may accompany their children. Motorized bikes, scooters, etc. are not allowed.
- For the Main Parade, there is a registration fee of $65 to help offset the cost of the parade. Bands, veteran’s & military groups, 1st responders, & school groups are exempt from the fee.
- Parade information, rules, & registration are available at MHKiwanis.org.
Who is in Your Room? You’re invited to the next Heartland Connect Business Networking Mixer to meet other motivated business leaders in Southern Colorado. Don’t miss this opportunity to work on your power team and meet prospects. Sign up for invites here: https://www.heartlandconnect.biz/register/
Come join Steve Fisher of Heartland Payment Systems and his network of clients and referral partners at Overdrive Raceway in the Northgate area of Colorado Springs. Over 100 Pike’s Peak Area business owners and leaders connect every month on the 2nd Tuesday. For more information, please visit the Facebook Page.
The Tri-Lakes Chapter of Business Networking International (BNI) is looking for quality professionals to whom they can refer business.
Join us on Wednesdays from 8:00AM – 9:30AM if you would be interested in generating a steady source of referral business for yourself and your company.
Expand your business network and learn how Givers Gain. Call Michelle if you have any questions (719) 484-0384!
Join Us: If you have a heart for service and fellowship, you can join our great club. Learn more at MHKiwanis.org. We meet Saturdays at 8:00-9:30am at the D38 Administration Building, called “Big Red,” on Jefferson and 2nd Streets in Monument. Come witness the fellowship and camaraderie…no invitation required. See for yourself what personal fulfillment looks, sounds, and feels like.
Monument Hill Kiwanis – Service Since 1974
Making a Difference for Youth and Our Community
Independence Day Parade: The registration window for the Monument Hill Kiwanis 4th of July Parade will open in early May.
Each year, the Club organizes and operates a 100+ unit parade through downtown Monument with over 15,000 spectators. Your organization, club, or business can participate in what has been called “the biggest small-town parade in America.”
This year’s parade theme is “The Greatest Generation – Honoring our WWII Veterans.” Our theme honors all those who served our nation, at home and abroad, at a time of great risk to the future of the world. We honor them with our parade because their effort, in the face of great personal sacrifice, protected our nation—and the world—from the threat of a ruthless government and a future without democracy. We honor them for the independence and liberty they helped to preserve so that we may celebrate a brighter future.
- For the Children’s Parade only, there is no entry fee/registration. All children are welcomed, and parents may accompany their children. Motorized bikes, scooters, etc. are not allowed.
- For the Main Parade, there is a registration fee of $65 to help offset the cost of the parade. Bands, veteran’s & military groups, 1st responders, & school groups are exempt from the fee.
- Parade information, rules, & registration are available at MHKiwanis.org.