90 FSS/FSK 7105 Randall Ave F. E. Warren AFB, WY 82005-2911 INSIDE! • UFC 197 Warren Lanes • Tandem Skydiving Trip ODR • Corks & Crafts Arts & Crafts Center • Grand Opening Trail’s End and Wrangler Lounge PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID CHEYENNE, WY PERMIT NO. 167 The 90th Force Support Squadron Monthly Recreation Guide www.funatwarren.com facebook.com/funatwarrenairforcebase April 2016 Month of the Military Child SPRING BASH! No federal endorsement of sponsors intended. April 22, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Youth Center FREE for All Ages! Build Your Own Sandwich Dinner Crafts • Star Wars Visitors • Photo Booth Face Painting • Obstacle Course Dancing • Info Fair Mighty Military Kids vs Parents Challenge
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90 FSS/FSK7105 Randall AveF. E. Warren AFB, WY 82005-2911
INSIDE!• UFC 197 Warren Lanes• Tandem Skydiving Trip ODR• Corks & Crafts Arts & Crafts Center• Grand Opening Trail’s End and Wrangler Lounge
PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE
PAIDCHEYENNE, WYPERMIT NO. 167 The ANTELOPE
90th Force Support Squadron Monthly Recreation Guidewww.funatwarren.com
facebook.com/funatwarrenairforcebaseApril 2016
Month of the Military Child
SPRING BASH!
No federal endorsement of sponsors intended.
April 22, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Youth Center
FREE for All Ages!Build Your Own Sandwich Dinner
Crafts • Star Wars Visitors • Photo Booth Face Painting • Obstacle Course
Dancing • Info Fair Mighty Military Kids vs Parents Challenge
bowling center773-2210 • 6004 10th Cavalry
Walking Dead Summer Bowl-ing League! Calling All Walking Dead Fans! Are you a HUGE fan of The Walking Dead? Sign up for the 15 week Summer League at Warren Lanes. Pay $15 every week; must pay for all 15 weeks. At the end of the league, you will have an AF exclusive Walking Dead Bowling Ball or Bowl-ing Pin - not available anywhere else - they will not be sold to the public. Grab a partner or make a team of 4 and sign up today. Dates are May 15 - August 15.
April 2 - NCAA Basketball Come watch the NCAA Basketball Final Four become the Final 2 and receive a large one topping pizzas for $10 dur-ing the game. On April 4, watch the Final NCAA Championship game - $1 shoestring fries and nachos and a large one topping pizza for $10. There will be a box for each team - submit your name into the box of the team that you think will win. You could win two free games of bowling and a large one topping pizza. Drawing will be held at end of the game. All specials dine in only. The 300 Lounge will be open. Enjoy $1.50 Bud Light/Coors Light Drafts and $2 Sam Adams and Blue Moon Drafts. Sorry - NO open Bowling available during the game due to league play.
April 3 Easter Fun Who doesn’t like Easter after Easter? Join us for some Easter FUN! Military members (active duty or retired) bring your children ages 10 and younger to War-ren Lanes for an Easter Egg Hunt. Doors open at 11 a.m. This event is free in honor of Month of the Military Child. Want to stick around and bowl? Bowl for only $1 a game. Enjoy our thin crust pizza for a $1 a slice (sau-sage, pepperoni or cheese).
April 14 - All You Can Eat Pizza Buffet Includes side salad and small drink for only $8.
April 17 - Month of the Military Child Special Active duty members - show your valid ID card and your child will get a free game and free shoe rental from 1 - 4 p.m.
April 23 - UFC 197 Join us as Jon Jones takes on the Light Heavyweight Champ Daniel Cormier in Las Vegas- Will Cormier keep his title? Come hang out with us to see. Cost is $15 and includes food and small drink. The 300 Lounge will be open! Enjoy $2 bowling. Doors open at 6 p.m.
provides a safe, supervised, and age appropriate environment for children ages 5-12. Our programming provides activities that complement the school day. Schools that bus to the Youth Center include Freedom, Deming/Miller, and Pioneer Park. Fees for the program are based on total family income.
Open Recreation/Teen Center April 8 - Movie Night The Teen
Center will be going to the base movie theater at 4 p.m. to watch a movie. Parent consent form required. Cost is $5 for members.
April 15 - Open House Military Teens will put on an Open House at the Teen Center, 4 - 6 p.m. Please join us to see what the Teen Center has to offer! Refreshments will be provided by BGCA Healthy Habits.
April 19 - Early Release The Teen Center will open at 1 p.m. for the LCSD1 early release. Military Recruiters will be coming to the Teen Center to speak to the youth from 2 - 3:30 p.m.
April 29 - Operation Mega-phone Lock-in 6 p.m. - 6 a.m. For ages 9-18. Join us for dinner, break-fast, snacks, community service projects, Minute to Win It games and Giant Jenga. Cost is $15 for members and $20 for non-members.
T-Ball Registration T-Ball registration for kids ages 5 - 6 is through April 15. Children must be 5 no later than June 1. The cost is $55 per child. A parent meeting is April 20, 6 p.m. at the Youth Center. Season begins the second week in June at the Youth Sports Complex. Interested in coaching? A coaches training is April 21, 6 p.m. at the Youth Center.
Dance Dance instruction is back and better than ever. Classes include Mommy & Me, Jazz, Tap, Ballet, and Hip Hop. Classes run Mondays at Fall Hall. Call for details.
Free Tuition Dollars High Schoolers! Earn free tuition dollars through the BGCA Military Youth of the Year! Active Teen Center members can be nominated for this award. Win a $5,000 scholarship!
golf course773-3556 • 6110 Golfcourse Dr.
April 9 - Open HouseThe Warren Golf Course has a long
tradition of being the best golf value around. Stop by April 9, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. for information about lessons, leagues and tournaments. Save 10% on any Pro Shop purchase, have lunch at Birdie’s Cafe ($7 lunch spe-cials) and participate in the Putting Challenge - win a golf gift certificate!
Pro ShopThe Pro Shop is open in April Mon-
day – Friday, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. and on weekends as weather permits.
Masters Team Play TournamentThe Masters Team Play Tourna-
ment is April 9 and is stroke play with handicap. Sign up as a single or a foursome. Draw a Tour Pro playing at the Masters as your partner. The cost is $25 with season pass and $35 without. Tee times start at 8 a.m.
Birdie’s CafeEnjoy lunch at Birdie’s Cafe during
their April hours, Monday – Friday, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Birdie’s Cafe has a group private seating area for meet-ings, briefings or training sessions by reservation. Call in your group’s lunch order so it can be ready when you arrive!
Season PassesThe 2016 Season begins April 1
at the Warren Golf Course! Get your annual pass today. Receive 2 free 18 Hole cart rentals with season pass purchase! Also receive 3 FREE rounds of golf at the Airport Golf Course with a season pass purchase. Book your sqadron tournament in May and re-ceive 20% off per person rates.
Golf SpecialsMonday: 18-hole round of golf for
the price of 9.Tuesday: Ladies Day – 18-hole
round of golf for the price of 9.Wednesday: ½ price cart rental
with the purchase of an 18-hole round of golf.
Thursday: Free large bucket of range balls with the purchase of an 18-hole round of golf.
Disc GolfCourse available daily. Rental disc
golf sets available in the Pro SHop.
WARREN GOLF COURSEStop by April 9 for our Open House!
League PlayGolf Lessons2016 Tournaments2016 Annual Pass2016 Punch PassesPutting ChallengesSave 10% on any Pro Shop Purchase during Open House
Enjoy Lunch at Birdie’s Cafe! $7 lunch specials!
Open Monday - Friday, 11 a.m-1 p.m.
Enter theMasters Team Play TournamentSaturday, April 9. Tee times start at 8 a.m.
Sign up as a single or a foursome.
773-6172 • 6000 Schriever Rd.
April 8 - Easter Bunny Ar-chery Tag, 5 p.m. If you like to play Dodgeball, you will have a blast playing Archery Tag. Archery Tag is played with the same rules as dodge-ball. For this event though, one per-son from each team will have a set of bunny ears and the first team to hit the opposing player wearing the bunny ears automatically wins that game. Get your teams together and show everyone that you have what it takes to be Archery Tag Champi-ons. The event is open to all active duty military and dependents, guard and reserve members, and civilians. Teams will consist of 6 people, and must be 18 years or older to partici-pate.
April 15 - Human Foosball Tournament, 5 p.m. Almost every-one has put their time in on a game of foosball. Who knew you could participate and play with your own customizable team? Human Foos-ball is a brand new event Freedom Hall is presenting. It is played just as regular foosball, though only with humans! Grab a team of 6 and come play on April 15 at 5 p.m. Your teams can be a combination of military and civilian as long as they are 18 and older.
April 22 - Bubble Soccer Tour-nament, 5 p.m. We will be having our first Bubble Soccer Tournament! To play this, you will be wearing a fully inflated ball around your body. Teams will consist of 5 players and must have at least one female. The event is open to all active duty military and dependents, guard and reserve members, and civilians. Com-petitors must be 18 years and older.
April 30 - Family Fun Day Com-petition, 9 a.m. CALLING ALL FAMI-LIES WITH CHILDREN AGES 6 – 12! This competition will consist of the following events: Three-legged Race, Duck Foot Relay, Wheelbarrow Race, Sweep It, and an Obstacle Course. We may also have a couple of other fun surprise events thrown in. Come out and enjoy a fun family day while also competing against other fami-lies. You will not want to miss out on the fun. These events will be broken up into different age groups so that the younger children will not be com-peting against the older kids.
fitness
The 300 Lounge is OPEN
at Warren Lanes and is available for your next
bowling event! Call today for reservations.773-2210
fall hall commons110 East Plaza community center • 773-3510outdoor recreation • 773-2988arts and crafts • 773-3754itt • 775-5656
We are now known as the fall hall commons!
April 1 - Come Visit Us! Outdoor Recreation and ITT are now at Fall Hall. Come see our latest equipment, new specials and upcoming programs. The new awake coffee shop will be having specials all day with our revamped menu. Our upstairs game area is a perfect hangout you will want to check out so bring your friends. Door prizes, information and weekend rental specials. Don’t miss it!
community centerJump and Java Every Tuesday, 9 -
11 a.m. Purchase a Venti drink for the price of a Grande from awake coffee shop and kids jump FREE!
Board Games Did you know, Fall Hall has a variety of board games for your use in the facility? Any of these can be signed out during business hours for FREE with your ID Card. Come see our new game room!
April 2 - National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day Drop by Fall Hall from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. and make your own crazy PB&J. This event is FREE. Pick-les? Marshmallows or Captain Crunch? See if you have what it takes to make your peanut butter and jelly sandwich go down in history.
April 6 - Adult Coloring Party Adult coloring is back, 4:30 - 6:30
p.m. at awake. Coffee Shop. Take part in the therapeutic art for adults that’s sweeping the nation. Color impressive and complex designs with crayons, markers, pencils and more. Try different color combinations and techniques to focus your mind on a creative stress relief. We’ll have some complimentary light refreshments and we will be providing all coloring materials and sheets. This event will be FREE for all participants, so bring your friends!
Call 773-3510 to sign up.Calling All Adventurers - Week-
ly Dungeons and Dragons! The For-gotten Realms are in need of intrepid heroes to root out evil and villainy!
Beginning April 7, 5 - 8 p.m., we will be hosting a weekly evening of Dungeons & Dragons. All materials (and refreshments) will be provided, and we are happy to welcome both TTRPG veterans and people with no
prior experience or knowledge of the game. If you have ever been curious about the world’s most well-known Fantasy Table-Top RPG, this is the place to come and see what it is all about. Call 773-2988 to sign up.
April 8 - National Zoo Lovers Day Buy 2 tickets to the Denver Zoo and get a child ticket FREE.
April 16 - Roaring 20’s Murder Mystery Party, 6 - 8:30 p.m. The Roaring 20s are in full swing, giving birth to the rise of jazz music, flap-pers and, with the end of the war, a renewed feeling of hope and joviality. Join us for a classic ‘who done it’ eve-ning where the stars and the show are YOU! Ticket is $20 per person and includes character, heavy appetizers, beverages and all the evening festivi-ties. Costumes STRONGLY encour-aged. Call 773-3510 to sign up.
April 22 - Earth Day Ride your bike or walk in to Fall Hall and get a FREE cup of regular coffee! FREE craft projects for the kiddos all day.
arts and craftsApril 8 - Corks and Crafts 6 - 8
p.m. Join us to make a Jewelry Sill-houette. Bring some trinkets of your own or choose from ours. Enjoy some wine, snacks and a lot of fun! Great Girl’s Night Out or Date Night. Cost is $25 per person. Sign up by April 5.
April 14 - Mosaic Stepping Stone 6 - 8 p.m. Create a stepping stone for your garden or yard. Guys - use bottle caps! Cost is $20 per person. Sign up by April 12.
April 23 - Beginner Stained Glass Class 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Learn the basics of stained glass. Cost is $45. Sign up by April 19.
April 28 - Mother’s Day Crafts 4 - 7 p.m. Join us and make some-thing for the mom in your life. Cost varies depending on project. Sign up by April 22.
outdoor recreationApril 1 - 3 - Steamboat Over-
night, $175From its celebrated Champagne
Powder, deep Western heritage and Winter Olympic history to its renown as one of the most memorable ski towns in North America, you can bet that you’re getting the full package on a Steamboat ski vacation. Steam-boat packs a punch for just about every on-and off-mountain interest: a nice mix of terrain, a casual, yet, high-quality dining scene, amenities and lodging for every preference and budget—including some of the most affordable ski in, ski out condos and hotels available. Includes 2 nights of
lodging, lift tickets, and transporta-tion. You are responsible for your own food. We will leave Outdoor Recreation after work Friday night and return on Sunday evening.
April 9 - Hiking Trip, $15Over 415 square miles of protected
mountain terrain with a huge network of hiking trails & wildlife. Start get-ting in hiking shape! As you plan your hike, keep in mind that park eleva-tions range from 7,500 to over 12,000 feet. Even very fit individuals coming from lower elevations may experience altitude problems. We will be explor-ing 5+ mile trails at Rocky Mountain National Park full of streams, falls and hopefully some amazing wildlife. Bring your camera and lunch. This trip is not suitable for young children.
April 9 - ATV Trip, $75The Pole Mountain section of the
magnificent Medicine Bow National Forest lies just 30 minutes west of Cheyenne. Numerous streams and beaver, as well as giant billion-year-old granite boulders, provide visitors beautiful scenery and plenty of mud! Come explore this amazing area right in our own backyard! Cost includes transportation, helmet and ATV rental. Bring your lunch - we will be out all day.
April 10 - A-Basin Ski Trip, (SAPI) $50
Arapahoe Basin is an alpine ski area in the Rocky Mountains of the United States, in the White River National Forest of Colorado. Known for its long ski season, A-Basin offers slope time into the spring/summer months. You won’t want to miss our last ski trip of the season. This trip is limited to the first 10 single airmen. We will leave VERY early and return after dark! Price includes transporta-tion, lift ticket, and your rentals. Bring money for food.
April 10 - Tandem Skydive (SAPI), $75
Colorado’s #1 Skydiving Facility! You get an awesome view in freefall at Mile-Hi Skydiving Center, only a few miles from the mountains and Colo-rado’s Long’s Peak! The trip is limited to the first 6 single airmen. Price in-cludes transportation, equipment and your skydive. Participants need a valid driver’s license, snug clothing and close toe shoes.
April 16 - Horseback Ride (RecOn), $35
Join us at our Estes Park Stables location for miles of horseback rid-ing on private trails on a 1,000-acre cattle ranch. This is the perfect way to explore this remarkable area as
Local SpecialsDenver Zoo Adult (12-64) - $15; Child (3-11) - $11 Denver Aquarium Adult $14; Child (3-11) $8Concerts and Shows - Prices vary depending on seatingClifford the Big Red Dog LIVE April 3, Pikes Peak Center for Per-forming Arts in Colorado Springs, COToughest Monster Truck Tour April 8, 7:30 p.m. Budweiser Events Center in Loveland, COZZ Top April 13, 8 p.m. Pikes Peak Center for Performing Arts in Colorado Springs, COThe Charlie Daniels Band April 14, Avalon Theater, Grand Junc-tion, COJeff Dunham: Perfectly Unbal-anced Tour April 21, 7:30 p.m., Broodmoor World Arena in Colo-rado Springs, CONon-Local SpecialsSome restrictions apply. Please check eligibilityUniversal Studios Military Pro-motion Buy a 1 day Park Hopper and get 2 days free. Adult $147, Child $142.2016 Disney World Armed Forces Salute 4 Day Park Hopper - $196; 4 Day Base w/Water Park -$196; 4 Day Park Hopper w/Water Park -$230.2016 Disneyland Armed Forces Salute- 3 Day Park Hopper - $143.***Please allow 2 weeks (from your departure date) or more for the ticket office to acquire any non local tickets. Need a place to stay for your vacation?? Try the Armed Forces Vacation Club at www.afvclub.com
Ticket Office at ODR
6205 15th Cavalry(307) 773-2988
Mon - Fri, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
the pioneers did. Along the trail, you’ll enjoy views of the surrounding mountains (some frosted with snow even in July), thickly forested slopes, pristine mountain streams, and Lake Estes down below. You may also see animals such as coyotes, elk, deer, longhorn cattle, and “Bob” the bobcat grazing on the ranch. The Estes Park Stables location was the first Som-brero ranch location in the area. Its convenient location makes it easy to slip into the saddle and ride off into the wild country along scenic trails. Price includes transportation, trail ride and gear. Bring money for lunch, homemade ice cream and a quick visit to the shops in Estes on the way home.
April 16 - Front Range Beer Tour, $10
Colorado’s craft brewing heri-tage and reputation as the country’s ground zero for small-batch artisan breweries make us the envy of beer-loving residents of other states. More than 10 percent of the nation’s craft breweries can be found in Colorado, which is quite an impressive statistic given that the state is home to less than 2 percent of the country’s popu-lation. Colorado is home to nearly 230 established breweries. Colora-dans didn’t invent the concept of a craft brewery, but they do get credit for perfecting the art of craft beer. This time we are hitting Avery Brew-ing Company, Boulder Beer and if we have time, Left Hand.
April 23 - Go Kart Racing (SAPI), $50
Unser Karting & Events offers a unique indoor go kart racing experi-ence guaranteed to raise your pulse rate, start the adrenaline flowing, and foster some friendly competition among friends and family. Our track and high performance racing karts provide a challenge to experienced drivers looking to hone their skills and improve lap times, while pro-viding new or inexperienced drivers with the ability to gain confidence and push their limits in a comfortable and safe environment. Everything you’ll need to race, including a new driver training session and safety gear, is provided to you by our highly trained and friendly customer service and track crew. Whether you’re an experienced driver or beginner, we will have the training and equipment you’ll need to look like a pro out on the track.
April 28 - May 1 - MOAB (SAPI), $50
Moab has some of the most in-teresting and unique terrain of any mountain biking destination. The riding here tends to lean toward challenging to extremely challenging with big descents, rocky trails with big technical moves, and many long epic rides to choose from. A clas-sic example is the famous Slickrock trail - a multiple hour mountain bike ride ENTIRELY on smooth rock that makes you feel as if you’re riding on the moon! Explore the beautiful scenery around Arches National Park. We are camping! Bring your own bike or take one of ours. Priority goes to single airmen. Bring your camera, hiking shoes and bike gear for two solid days of some of the best trails in the country! There are a variety of trails for all skill levels in this area. The biking will be self-guided so bring a friend. Trip includes transportation, park entrance, and camping equip-ment.
Check out the
Fall Hall Commons! Outdoor Recreation awake. Coffee Shop
ITT Community Center
Laser Tag Rock Climbing
Arts and Crafts will be moving to Fall Hall at a later date
LIVE BAND - MOE DIGGINS, 3 - 7 PM.FREE BUFFALO ROAST, 4 PM. (burgers, too!)
Wrangler Lounge EventsApril 5 and 19, 7 - 9 p.m. - Spell-ing Buzz A spelling bee where adults compete to spell the same words that kids try to spell in the National Spell-ing Bee. FSS Gift Card to the winner!
April 6 and 20, 6 p.m. - Texas Hold ‘Em
April 7, 14, 21 and 28, 7 - 9 p.m. JUMBO Game Night
April 8, 15 and 22, 8 - 10 p.m. Single Airmen’s Night Board games, bar trivia and drink specials
April 9, 16 and 23, 6 - 8 p.m. Pool Tournament Winner will receive a free Bouldering Pass
April 13 and 27, 6 p.m. - Country Night Corn Hole and Drink Specials
April 29 - LIVE BAND Drink specials - watch for details!
