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Our hands-on workshops are designed to help Grand County residents learn practical, affordable ways to improve home comfort, lower energy bills, and understand available rebates and resources. Topics range from weatherization basics to energy-saving upgrades and DIY tips. Stay tuned for upcoming workshops by signing up for our newsletter and following us on social media.
Summer Events Schedule
July 23 – High Note Market | 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Another evening at Winter Park’s popular High Note Market—connect with our team, explore local offerings, and learn simple ways to reduce energy use at home.
August 27 – High Note Market | 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Close out the summer season with us at the High Note Market. Enjoy live music, local vendors, and stop by to learn about rebates, energy assessments, and more.
July 9 – Granby Music & Market | 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
A fun evening of live music, local vendors, and community gathering. Visit our booth to learn about energy efficiency programs and ways to save.
August 13 – Granby Music & Market | 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Join us for another summer night in Granby with live music and local makers. Stop by to connect with our team and explore energy-saving resources.
September 2 – Mountain Parks Electric Member Appreciation | 7:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Start your morning with coffee, community, and connection. We’ll be onsite sharing information about programs and opportunities to improve energy efficiency.
September 2 – Wednesday Night Concert Series | 4:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Enjoy live music in a beautiful mountain setting while connecting with our team. Stop by to learn about programs, incentives, and ways to make your home or business more efficient.
Local contractors recently joined together in April 2026 for a highly successful, hands-on training focused on installing high-efficiency heat pumps—systems that can be up to four times more efficient than electric baseboard heat. The session provided valuable insight into how contractors can expand their skillsets while helping homeowners and businesses reduce energy use and lower utility costs.
The training included two hours of classroom instruction, followed by a short break and two hours of hands-on experience inside a Mobile Heat Pump Lab, where participants worked directly with equipment and learned key installation fundamentals.
Stay tuned for future workshops and training opportunities from Sustainable Grand, designed to support local contractors and build a more energy-efficient community.
Explore our Events Calendar to find sustainability-focused workshops, volunteer opportunities, and community events happening across Grand County—designed to inspire, connect, and help you take action.