Explore Loveland’s Vibrant Activities This Sunday, January 28

The Loveland area offers a diverse range of activities this Sunday, January 28, appealing to various interests. From home improvement to literature, and even local theatre, residents and visitors can engage in numerous events throughout the day.

Home and Literature Events

The **Northern Colorado Home Show** will take place from **11 a.m. to 4 p.m.** at the **Pedersen Toyota Center**, located within the Ranch Events Complex at **5280 Arena Circle**. Attendees can participate in hands-on demonstrations and receive expert advice for home projects. Admission is free, making it accessible for anyone interested in enhancing their living spaces. For more information, visit treventscomplex.com.

Later in the day, the **Wintertide Book Launch Event** will occur at **2 p.m.** at **The Love Shack Craft Mocktails**, situated at **120 E. Fourth St.** Four local authors from the Word Wizards of Loveland, including **Julie Perry-Nelson**, **Teresa Jones**, **Lynette Chilcoat**, and **Nancy Doyle**, will read excerpts from their books. They will also discuss the challenges and lessons learned throughout the writing and publishing process, providing valuable insights for aspiring writers.

Theatre and Community Activities

For theatre enthusiasts, **OpenStage Theatre & Co.** will present **“The Mousetrap,”** Agatha Christie’s iconic mystery play. Performances are scheduled for **7:30 p.m.** on Fridays and Saturdays, with a matinee at **2 p.m.** on Sundays, running through **February 7**. Set against the backdrop of a snowstorm at Monkswell Manor, the play features seven guests entangled in a web of suspicion as a murderer lurks among them. Tickets range from **$18 to $44** and can be purchased by calling **970-221-6730** or visiting lctix.com.

Additionally, from **2 p.m. to 3 p.m.**, the **Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center** will host an ongoing series of **Prayers for World Peace**. This free meditation class includes guided meditations and discussions on developing a warm, compassionate heart, welcoming all participants.

In Windsor, the **Windsor Community Playhouse** will showcase **“Screwball Comedy”** at **7 p.m.** on Fridays and Saturdays, as well as at **2 p.m.** on Sundays through **February 8**. Set in 1938, the play follows a newspaper editor and his top reporter as they compete for an exclusive story, sparking comedic tension. Tickets are available for **$23.44**.

For those interested in local art, the **Windsor Lake Artists Art Show** will conclude today from **noon to 4 p.m.** at the **Art and Heritage Center**, located at **116 Fifth St.** This exhibition showcases the work of local artists and provides an opportunity to appreciate regional creativity.

Various community activities are also on the schedule. The **BuzzWords Non-Fiction Book Discussion Group** will meet at **6:30 p.m.** on Monday at **Verboten Brewing**, discussing **“Where the Deer and the Antelope Play”** by **Nick Offerman**. This gathering is open to all, with no purchase required to attend.

For those looking for a fun evening, trivia enthusiasts can visit **Verboten Brewing** for **Trivia Tuesday** from **6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.**, while the **Big Thompson Brewery** will host **Brewery Bingo** during the same hours.

The **Fort Collins Historical Society** will offer a program titled **“History of the Fort Collins Government”** at **6:30 p.m.** on Monday at the **Old Town Library**, featuring guest speakers **Susan Kirkpatrick** and **Kelly DiMartino**. This event will delve into the evolution of local governance and its future direction.

For anyone interested in agriculture, the **Colorado Farm Show** is set for **January 30 to February 1** at **Island Grove Regional Park** in Greeley. The event will feature agriculture exhibits, farm equipment, and free seminars, with free admission although a **$5 parking fee** will support scholarships for youth in agriculture.

As the Loveland area gears up for a busy Sunday, there is no shortage of engaging activities to enjoy. Whether one’s interests lie in home improvement, literature, or the arts, the community continues to foster a vibrant cultural environment.