Rally the corgi has sniffed out the best Christmas events for kids in Windsor, CO for 2026, and here is what he found: 2 family events. They are Santa Stories & Elfish Eats (December 10) and Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist Christmas (December 16). We check every date on the host’s own website, and each listing links straight there. For the rest of the state, see our Colorado Christmas events for kids guide.
What Rally found in Windsor
- 2 Christmas events for kids in Windsor
- Season: December 10 (Santa Stories & Elfish Eats) to December 16 (Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist Christmas)
- Every date checked on the host’s own site on Nov 10
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Holiday story time
Santa Stories & Elfish Eats
- When: Thursday, December 10, 2026, 10 to 10:45 am
- Where: Windsor Library (Pikes Peak room), 720 Third St, Windsor, CO 80550 (opens in maps)
- Cost: No price listed on the organizer's page; registration required and currently full
- Ages: Ages 0 to 5
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Little ones come in their coziest pajamas for a morning of holiday stories and treats in the Pikes Peak room at Windsor Library. It is the December session of the Clearview Library District's Thursdays at the Library series, which brings something different each time, from crafts to guest presenters.
The session is on Thursday, December 10, 2026, from 10:00 to 10:45 AM at 720 Third Street, for ages 0 to 5. Registration is required, with each child signed up separately by first and last name, and the page currently shows the event as full. No price is listed.
Parent tip: The session is full at the moment, so email the library contact to ask about openings before promising it to your child. If you are registered, send the kids in pajamas and let staff know about any food allergies, since treats are part of the morning.
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- Windsor Library (Pikes Peak room), 720 Third St, Windsor, CO 80550 (opens in maps)
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Holiday event
Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist Christmas
- When: Wednesday, December 16, 2026, 4:30 to 6 pm
- Where: Windsor Library (Longs Peak room), 720 Third St, Windsor, CO 80550 (opens in maps)
- Cost: No price listed on the organizer's page; registration required (currently waitlist only)
- Ages: Ages 9 to 12
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Tweens play a holiday edition of the role-playing game Honey Heist, in which the returning crew of bears tries to get every gift delivered in time. All instruction happens at the table, so no role-playing experience is needed, and dice are supplied, though players may bring their own.
The game runs on Wednesday, December 16, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM in the Longs Peak room at Windsor Library, 720 Third Street, for ages 9 to 12. Registration is required for each child, and the page shows the event as full with a waitlist open. No price is listed.
Parent tip: Join the waitlist now if your tween is keen, since the session is already full. First-timers are welcome because the rules are taught on the day, and a favorite set of dice from home can come along.
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- Address
- Windsor Library (Longs Peak room), 720 Third St, Windsor, CO 80550 (opens in maps)
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We check every event above on the host’s own page for the date, time and cost, plus the things parents ask about, like sign-ups and ages. Looking for a Santa train instead? Those are on our Colorado Christmas train rides page.
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Plan your December
When each Windsor Christmas event for kids happens
The first is Santa Stories & Elfish Eats in Windsor on December 10; the last runs to December 16. Each bar spans an event’s dates, not every hour in them, so check the host’s page for times.
- Santa Stories & Elfish EatsWindsor · Dec 10
- Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist ChristmasWindsor · Dec 16
Looking further afield? Our Colorado Christmas events for kids guide lists every event we have found in the state, and we have city guides for Johnstown, CO, Milliken, Greeley and Fort Collins. The national search sorts every event by distance from your town.
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The story of Christmas in Windsor
Windsor began with a half-way house: in 1873 a settler named J.L. Hilton built a small home midway between Greeley and Fort Collins, and the route past it was soon adopted by a railway. At Christmas, the Clearview Library District's Windsor Library on Third Street offers a pajama story morning for little ones and a holiday role-playing game for tweens.
How Windsor celebrates
The Christmas events listed for Windsor this season both come from the Clearview Library District and both take place at Windsor Library, 720 Third Street. On Thursday, December 10, 2026, the district's Thursdays at the Library series becomes Santa Stories & Elfish Eats, with children ages 0 to 5 arriving in pajamas for holiday tales and treats in the Pikes Peak room. On Wednesday, December 16, the Tween RPG group meets in the Longs Peak room for A Very Honey Heist Christmas, a game about bears racing to deliver gifts. Both require registration, and the library's pages currently show both as full.
Fun facts about Christmas in Windsor
Windsor was platted in 1882, the same year the Windsor Railroad Depot was built, and it was incorporated in 1890. It was named for the Rev. Samuel Asa Windsor. A factory for making sugar from sugar beets opened in 1903, and the beet fields drew ethnic German immigrants from Russia whose heritage is still evident in the town's churches, festivals and traditions. The 2020 census counted 32,716 residents.
Traditions today
- Santa Stories & Elfish Eats: Windsor Library invites children ages 0 to 5 to come in pajamas for holiday tales and treats on December 10, 2026.
- Thursdays at the Library: The Clearview Library District's Thursday morning series offers something new each session, and December's edition takes a holiday theme.
- A Very Honey Heist Christmas: The library's Tween RPG brings back the Honey Heist bears on December 16, 2026 for a holiday game about delivering gifts in time.
- Windsor Library on Third Street: Both programs meet at Windsor Library, 720 Third Street, in rooms named Pikes Peak and Longs Peak.
- Boardwalk Park Museum: The museum contains seven original historical buildings, including a train depot with a caboose and freight car.
A fact for kids
Windsor started as a half-way house, a small home built in 1873 halfway between Greeley and Fort Collins. The Boardwalk Park Museum has a train depot with a real caboose and freight car.
Questions about Christmas in Windsor
When was Windsor, Colorado founded?
Permanent residents first came to the wheat farming district around Windsor in the early 1870s, and J.L. Hilton built his half-way house in 1873. The town was platted in 1882 and incorporated in 1890.
How did Windsor get its name?
According to its Wikipedia article, Windsor was named for the Rev. Samuel Asa Windsor. Before that, the spot was known for the half-way house that J.L. Hilton built in 1873 between Greeley and Fort Collins, which directed travelers along the route.
What part did the railroad play in Windsor's history?
The route past the half-way house was adopted by the Greeley, Salt Lake and Pacific railway, which brought investors and farmers in growing numbers. Along with irrigation, the railroad drove early growth by shipping crops to market. The Windsor Railroad Depot was built in 1882.
Why were sugar beets important in Windsor?
A sugar beet factory was built in Windsor in 1903, and the Great Western Sugar Company fueled the town's economy through the mid-1960s. The field work drew ethnic German immigrants from Russia, many of whom came to own the highest producing beet farms.
What happens at Christmas for kids in Windsor?
This season's library listings are Santa Stories & Elfish Eats, a pajama story morning for ages 0 to 5 on Thursday, December 10, 2026, from 10:00 to 10:45 AM, and Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist Christmas for ages 9 to 12 on Wednesday, December 16, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM.
Where do Windsor's Christmas events for kids take place?
Both listed programs are at Windsor Library, 720 Third Street. The story morning meets in the Pikes Peak room and the tween game in the Longs Peak room. Wikipedia describes the town's historic grid as extending roughly six blocks north and south of Main Street.
Who organizes the holiday programs at Windsor Library?
The Clearview Library District runs both. Its event pages name a staff contact for each program, Cristin for Thursdays at the Library and Clara for Tween RPG, and note that registration is required with each child signed up separately.
Is anything free at Christmas for kids in Windsor?
The library's pages for Santa Stories & Elfish Eats and A Very Honey Heist Christmas do not list a price or state that the programs are free. Both require registration and are currently full, so contact the Clearview Library District to ask about cost and openings.
How many people live in Windsor?
The 2020 census counted 32,716 residents. Windsor is a home rule municipality that spans Larimer and Weld counties in northern Colorado, and its location near Interstate 25 has brought rapid growth, especially on the western edge of town.
What happened in the 2008 Windsor tornado?
On May 22, 2008, a tornado struck Windsor and parts of Weld and Larimer counties, with winds estimated up to 165 miles per hour in the hardest hit areas. It damaged homes, parks and the historic Windsor Milling and Elevator Company building, which took nearly ten years to repair.
Sources
- Windsor, Colorado, Wikipedia
- Thursdays at the Library: Santa Stories & Elfish Eats, Clearview Library District
- Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist Christmas, Clearview Library District
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Windsor Christmas events for kids: questions parents ask
What Christmas events for kids are there in Windsor, Colorado?
The Clearview Library District lists two at Windsor Library. Santa Stories & Elfish Eats, a pajama story morning for ages 0 to 5, is on Thursday, December 10, 2026, from 10:00 to 10:45 AM. Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist Christmas, for ages 9 to 12, is on Wednesday, December 16, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM.
Are the Windsor Library holiday events free?
Neither listing shows a price, and neither states that it is free. Both Santa Stories & Elfish Eats on December 10, 2026 and the Honey Heist Christmas game on December 16 require registration through the Clearview Library District, so the library is the place to confirm any cost.
Where can kids meet Santa in Windsor?
Neither library listing says Santa will appear. Santa Stories & Elfish Eats on Thursday, December 10, 2026 is a story morning with festive holiday tales and treats for ages 0 to 5, and the page does not mention a visit from Santa himself.
Do I need to register for Windsor Library's Christmas programs?
Yes. Both require registration, and each child must be registered separately using first and last name. At the time of writing, Santa Stories & Elfish Eats on December 10, 2026 is marked full, and the Honey Heist Christmas game on December 16 is full with a waitlist.
Is there a holiday event for tweens in Windsor?
Yes. Tween RPG: A Very Honey Heist Christmas is for ages 9 to 12 on Wednesday, December 16, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM in the Longs Peak room at Windsor Library. No role-playing experience is needed, and dice are provided.
What should kids wear or bring to the Windsor Library holiday events?
For Santa Stories & Elfish Eats on December 10, 2026, the library invites children ages 0 to 5 to wear their favorite cozy pajamas. For the Honey Heist Christmas game on December 16, tweens can bring their own dice if they like, though dice are supplied.
Are there Christmas train rides for kids near Windsor?
Santa trains and holiday train rides have their own guide: Rally Takes the Train’s Colorado Christmas train rides guide. This Windsor guide covers Santa visits, story times, light shows and other events off the rails.
How do you confirm these events?
We list an event only after we find this season’s date on the host’s own website or an official city or tourism calendar. We last checked every listing on November 10, 2026. Hosts change details, so always confirm on the host’s page before you go.
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