AES supports and promotes Eurhythmics as a model for music and movement education in schools in North America because this model offers active and creative music making for all children. Further, Eurhythmics develops musicianship through singing, improvising, and purposeful and creative movement. Active music making is the core of this philosophy, supporting both the conceptual and affective development of children. Active learners develop a thorough, long-term understanding of the material and concepts they are studying. Children who regularly improvise and create their own movements and musical settings are exceptionally well prepared to solve problems in many other contexts.

Join us for a day-and-a-half of workshop sessions on how to incorporate purposeful movement, improvisation, Solfège Rythmique, interactive stories, and Plastique Animée to increase student attention, concentration, social integration, and understanding of musical nuance in a variety of teaching contexts! Sessions will be led by Master Teaching Artists in Eurhythmics, and local chapters such as the Colorado Eurhythmics Society.

Please email us at americaneurhythmics@gmail.com for FREE STUDENT REGISTRATION and register using the QR or link on this flyer!

Conference Information

Location

 

The AES 2025 National Conference is being held at the Colorado State University Center for the Arts building on 1400 Remington St, in Fort Collins, CO 80524 from Friday October 24th, through Saturday October 25th. Registration will take place in the Griffin Lobby, and sessions will take place in the Cindy Boomer Hall A & B. Click Here for more information. 

Travel & Lodging

Find all the information you’ll need to get to the AES National Conference, including how to get to Colorado State University (CSU), on-campus and off-campus lodging options, and nearby food.

 

 

Travel

GETTING TO CSU

The closest major airport to CSU is Denver International Airport (DEN).

Groome Transportation: Shuttles through Groome Transportation run about every hour to the CSU Laurel Village dorms as well as other locations in Fort Collins. Click here to reserve your spot.  

Lodging

SPONSORED LODGING

Twenty rooms are sponsored at the Best Western University Inn (914 S College Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80524) for $109 a night. Please email Skye McManus to reserve your spot at skyemcmanus@gmail.com OR americaneurhythmics@gmail.com 

The Best Western University Inn is only .5 miles away from the conference center!

Deadline to book housing is October 10th

OFF-CAMPUS LODGING

Fort Collins has several lodging options near CSU’s campus. Click the links below to see what is available.

Parking

The University Center for the Arts is located in the old Fort Collins High School at 1400 Remington Street between Prospect
Avenue and Pitkin Street. Click Me to see a Map

 

ALL-DAY FREE PARKING

  • Parking on the same side of the street as the UCA on Peterson and Lake is free all day.

TWO-HOUR FREE PARKING

  • Two hour parking is available Monday – Friday between 8am-5pm ‘across the street’ from the UCA.

PERMITTED PARKING

  • Permitted parking is available directly behind the UCA in the parking lot off of Pitkin Street and Lake Street (which is free
    after 4:00pm and all day on the weekends) as well as in the parking garage on the west side of College Avenue which
    can be reached by entrances on Pitkin or Lake Streets. A short stroll through the College Avenue underpass brings you
    through the Annual Trial Gardens to the University Center for the Arts. Should you wish to park in a permitted lot prior
    to 4:00pm on a weekday you can download the ParkMobile app on the App Store or Google Play, scan the QR code at
    the lot entrance, or text “Park” to 77223. Signage with complete instructions are posted in each lot. 

Food

A light breakfast will be provided on Saturday October 25th. See information below for food on your own in Fort Collins.

 

Visit https://www.visitftcollins.com/restaurants/ for some nearby food options!