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• <br />LOUISVILLE, COLORADO <br />Lou iiLLe <br />farmefS Market <br />Saturdays • 9 am -1 pm • may 14 - oct 15 <br />824 Front street Downtown Louisville <br />facebook.com/LouisvilleFarmersMarket <br />BIKE, WALK <br />&WHEEL <br />WEEK <br />June 19-25, 2022 Louisville, CO <br />Bike, Walk, & Wheel Week is a celebration of being <br />active and ditching the car for something new - <br />your bike, walking, taking the bus, or some other <br />combination. Throughout the week <br />of June 19, take part in events, <br />challenges, and more, including, <br />Bike To Work Day on Wednesday, <br />June 22. <br />LouisvilleCO.gov/BikeWalkWheel <br />CELEBRATE <br />Equity, Diversity & Inclusion <br />One of the City's core values is Respect, which means <br />treating people with care and consideration and <br />celebrating differences and encouraging <br />authenticity. In 2021 the City established an <br />Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Task Force to <br />support community -based conversations about <br />which EDI topics are most important and what the <br />City can do to address them. One of the five key <br />areas identified by the EDI Task Force is creating a <br />safe and welcoming environment. A few of the ways <br />we're doing this is by recognizing and celebrating <br />different cultural events and holidays, learning about <br />other cultures and planning programs and events <br />that reflect diverse communities. Learn more at <br />www.louisvilleco.gov/RecognitionCalendar. <br />Pride Month: Flag Raising and Street Art <br />Wed., June 1 at 5:30 PM at City Hall <br />Celebrate the beginning of Pride month with a flag <br />raising and new street art! Pride recognizes the <br />contributions of our LGBTQ community members, and <br />acknowledges the ongoing challenges they face while <br />striving to live openly and authentically. <br />Juneteenth Flag Raising Ceremony <br />Thurs., June 16 at 10:00 AM at City Hall <br />Join the community as we come together <br />to observe Juneteenth! This federal holiday <br />commemorates the day that enslaved Americans <br />received word that they were free, over two years <br />after President Lincoln signed the Emancipation <br />Proclamation. Members of the Boulder County <br />NAACP will join City Leadership as we to reflect on the <br />past and celebrate thefreedom and dignity of all people. <br />July is ADA Month <br />The City of Louisville is proud <br />to support the Americans with <br />Disabilities Act (ADA) 32nd Anniversary. On July <br />26th, we celebrate this important civil rights law that <br />prohibits discrimination against individuals with dis- <br />abilities in all areas of public life, including jobs, schools, <br />transportation, and all public and private places that <br />are open to the general public. The purpose of the <br />law is to make sure that people with disabilities have <br />the same rights and opportunities as everyone else. <br />Celebrate with us by visiting, www.adaanniversary.org. <br />Celebrate. Learn. Share. <br />ADA32 .k* <br />*** <br />Americans with Disabilities Act <br />