AARP Colorado

Judy Collins grew up in Denver, where she began studying classical piano at an early age. In her teens, Collins turned to folk music and was one of the catalysts that sparked the socially-conscious spirit of the American folk-rock scene, scoring her first commercial hit in 1967 with "Both Sides Now." By the 1970s, Collins had a solid reputation as an a wide-ranging vocalist and had begun to stand out for her own compositions. Now in her seventies, Collins continues to record and perform her music worldwide.

Join AARP staff and other members for a night out at a Denver Nuggets game and perform an act of community service.

AARP and the Denver Art Museum invite you to the Passport to Paris Exhibition, November 14, 2013 from 1 – 4 p.m.

Renowned Broadway director Neil Goldberg has assembled an international cast of over 30 multi-talented artists performing astonishing feats of disbelief celebrating the holiday season. Gingerbread men flip mid-air, toy soldiers march on thin wires, snowmen balance, penguins spin, puppets dance and reindeer soar high above a holiday wonderland. Original music accompanies seasonal favorites with hundreds of spectacular costumes set in a lush world of colorful dreams.

Broadcast set for Thursday, October 24 at 9 p.m.

AARP Foundation Tax-Aide, the nation’s largest, free tax assistance and preparation program, and its dedicated corps of volunteers will help thousands of older, low- and middle-income Colorado State residents get help in filing their tax forms.

Important Information to help navigate the new health care law

A special letter from AARP Chapter 1100 to AARP State President, Terri Potente. The letter highlights the efforts of the newest AARP chapter, Parker #5451 helping out Black Forest #1100 after the devastating fires.

Do you have professional level skills that you’d like to share with a nonprofit agency but don’t know how to begin or would like to find a new opportunity? If the answer is YES, please join us! Dozens of nonprofits will be in attendance for you to talk to directly to find:

Blog by Jane Barton