Up with People, the international educational organization is kicking off a worldwide tour here in Greeley, Colorado. The 100 cast members, from all over the world, arrived in Greeley on Monday and were greeted by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld...

Did you know that February 17 is #RandomActsOfKindnessDay?  It is sad that kindness is so often unexpected. In this political and cultural climate, we may not be aware of small acts of kindness, but they can mean a lot to other people. Research has also...

The Union Colony Civic Center has been a destination for all kinds of entertainment for 30+ years in Greeley and Northern Colorado. The latest semester of shows offers a little something for everyone and a chance to enjoy top-notch live performances. The...

The University of Northern Colorado Xeriscape Gardens on 17th Avenue and Reservoir Road was built to promote water conservation and low water landscaping. With this environmentally friendly mission, you may not be surprised by the newly installed recycled and reused...

It's always fun to take a look back and some of the things that happened over the course of a year, so as 2018 comes to a close we did some digging to find ten of the most popular posts to our Greeley Unexpected Facebook page. From free movies in the park...

Greeley's Festival of Trees recently wrapped up its 30th Season. This includes special events, performances, and much more.  The 9-day festival traditionally begins the day after Thanksgiving. One of the event highlights is the holiday tree displays. ...

Día de los Muertos, also known as “Day of the Dead” is a beloved Mesoamérican holiday that celebrates the memories of ancestors and deceased family members much like a joyful family reunion. The holiday, typically celebrated in Mexico on November 1 and 2, was recently...

Good news for students at the University of Northern Colorado, a new list put together by CardRates.com ranked Greeley, Colorado as one of the Top-Ten Booming College Towns in America. Greeley came in at #9 on their list where they looked at population...