Greeley

Located 49 miles north east of Denver, Greeley is an agricultural town turned suburban city in the Front Range Urban Corridor.  Situated in the high plains of North Eastern Colorado, the city of nearly 100,000 offers conveniences and proximity to much of what the Front Range has to offer.  Many recreational opportunities exist in Greeley including miles of the scenic Poudre River Trail for hiking, walking, and biking.  Visit the Greeley Freight Station Museum, Centennial Villlage - a living history museum, the Meeker Home Museum, and the Plum Farm Learning Center for educational and family fun.

A variety of meeting facilities are available in Greeley, including the Aims Event Center - for up to 284 guests with computer labs and classrooms, the Greeley Guest House for up to 80 with a full business center, a/v equipment, and catering available all day, and the new St. Michaels Event Center, located in West Greeley on a 2 acre park with facilities for up to 325 combined.  Greeley is also home to the University of Northern Colorado which has several meeting facilities including the year round conference site the University Center with 23 meeting rooms and lounges.  There is also an array of lodging options available from bed and breakfasts to larger chain hotels. 

The nationally known Greeley Stampede is the premier event for the town with 12 days of rodeos, concerts, and more.  Other events include Arts Picnic, Jazz Fest, Cinco de Mayo, Praire Dog Classic Golf Tournament, Weld County Fair, and the Greeley Blues Jam.  Greeley. Great.  From the Ground Up.