2026 Holiday Dinner Dance!
Registration is now open, and YES, we are on the count down!
About the 2026 Holiday Dinner Dance!
The Holiday Dinner Dance is one of the Senior Resource Council’s most cherished traditions, bringing older adults from across the Pikes Peak region together for an afternoon filled with friendship, laughter, and holiday cheer.
Enjoy a delicious dinner, live music by the Front Range Big Band, dancing, festive décor, and wonderful company. Whether you’re coming with friends or meeting someone new, you’ll be welcomed into a warm and joyful celebration where everyone belongs.
More than just a holiday event, the Holiday Dinner Dance is an opportunity to connect with others, celebrate the season, and create lasting memories. We believe every older adult deserves a place to gather, laugh, dance, and feel celebrated.
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors and volunteers, this special afternoon is our gift to the senior community—a chance to relax, enjoy the festivities, and experience the spirit of the holidays together.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
NEW: A Small Reservation Donation
This year, we are asking each attendee to make a $5 reservation donation when registering.
This small contribution helps us better prepare for the event and ensures seats are reserved for those who plan to attend. In appreciation, every guest who checks in at the event will receive:
- A raffle ticket for our holiday prize drawings (new)
- One complimentary beverage (wine, beer or non-alcoholic)
- A delicious holiday dinner
- An afternoon of live music and dancing
Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors and volunteers, the Holiday Dinner Dance remains an affordable and meaningful celebration for our community. We look forward to celebrating the season with you!
Registration will open August 31st. Sign up to be reminded!
We will only use your contact information for Holiday Dinner Dance. We look forward to welcoming you to our 20th Annual Holiday Dinner Dance!
The Purpose of the Holiday Dinner Dance
The Holiday Dinner Dance is more than just an event; it is a celebration of our community’s spirit, love, and togetherness, hosted by Senior Resource Council.
At its core, this event is about bringing joy and companionship to our seniors, who are the backbone of our community. We understand that many seniors may face feelings of isolation, especially during the holiday season. The Holiday Dinner Dance is our way of ensuring that they feel valued, cherished, and included. By offering a free afternoon of live music, dancing, a delightful dinner, and drinks, we aim to create a warm and welcoming environment where our seniors can relax, have fun, and make lasting memories.
This event is also an expression of gratitude. It is our opportunity to give back to those who have given so much to us over the years. We believe that every senior deserves to experience the joy and vibrancy of life, and the Holiday Dinner Dance is designed to be a beacon of light, laughter, and love in their lives.
We are committed to fostering a sense of community and belonging, and we hope that through this event, every attendee feels the embrace of our collective appreciation and affection. The Holiday Dinner Dance is a celebration of life, a celebration of community, and most importantly, a celebration of the incredible seniors who make our world a better place.
THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 SPONSORS!
Spotlight Sponsors
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER SPONSORS
TABLE SPONSORS
- AgeWise Colorado
- Bear Creek Senior Living
- Bethesda Gardens Viewpoint
- Beneficient
- EPIC Law Group
- Frontier Home Health
- Peak Centers for Brain Health
- Sages Elder Care
- Silver Key Senior Services
- The Branch
- Total Care Connections
- Transition Trio
- ViewPointe – A Bethesda Senior Living Community
- Visiting Angels
DANCE FLOOR SPONSORS
- BEACON Senior News
- Caryn Becker, The Home Team @ The Cutting Edge, Realtors
- Clay Martin Homes
- Devoted Health
- Independent Home Living
- Morning Star Senior Living
Holiday Dinner Dance Committee
Committee Chair: Jaime Wuilliez Committee Members: Julie Beauseau, Karol Whitlow, Lisa Murray, Regina Ellender, Suzette Kurtz, TJ Henley and Tom Lathrop