Residents of Littleton, mark your calendars for calendars, the 2025 Littleton Calendar and Annual Report are ready to hit the stands in mid-December. You can pocket these chronicles of days and community reports from a myriad of locations around town, as reported by the City of Littleton. Places like the Arapahoe County Administration Building, Bemis Public Library, and, the not-so-mechanical gardens of Hudson, are just a handful of spots where citizens can grab their copy.
Holding within their pages not only the anticipation of the coming year's events but also the smiles and pride of local artists, this calendar is a collage of community talent. The City of Littleton extends its gratitude to those whose lens captured the city's essence this year, netting them $25 each and a place in the community's households. "All photographers who submit entries enhance the quality of the annual publication by sharing their talent," as per the City of Littleton.
The lineup of featured photographers mirrors the calendar's months, starting with Stephanie Kelly gracing the cover and running through a gamut of names including Steve Clark, David Skuodas, and Candyce Herman, with Bill Rees bidding farewell to the year in December. Each snapshot, curated through a contest, is more than just a flicker of light made permanent, it is a testament to the artistry and vision of Littleton's residents.
The calendar's release is not just the triumph of the photographers, it’s a celebration of support from local businesses. 2025 sponsors like AdventHealth Littleton, Aspen Grove, and Western Welcome Week, Inc. contribute to the calendar's vibrancy with their backing. The city thanks the 2025 calendar sponsors for their continuing support, stating the municipality's message, driving home the importance of solidarity within the business community. And while we catalog these acknowledgments, let's not sidestep the City of Littleton's Arts and Culture Board's nod to the photo contest winners, adding an official seal of approval to their work.
