Aurora Fox Arts Center Neon lights of a restored 1940s-era movie house summon theatergoers, aspiring actors and others to live performances, classes and workshops.		Aurora History Museum A permanent exhibit tells the tale of Aurora’s past and present while traveling exhibits and a children’s area offer plenty of reasons to visit often.
	Aurora Singers This group, founded in 1977, dances and sings its way across the stage at various venues in Aurora and the surrounding area, performing everything from a broad range of tunes from the past and present.		Aurora Symphony Orchestra The Aurora Symphony Orchestra, formed in 1978, performs renditions of the classical masters and newer favorites as well at the Gateway H.S. Center for the Performing Arts.
	Dining Out More than 100 ethnically diverse eateries situated throughout Aurora tempt the taste buds with savory flavors from around the world.		Eisenhower Suite at Fitzsimons Take a trip back in time to 1955 and see the newly restored Eisenhower Suite at Fitzsimons where the former president recovered from a heart attack.
	Golf Supreme greens await golf enthusiasts at Aurora’s seven award-winning championship municipal golf courses.		Grandview Dog Park Let the pooches run free at this 5-acre, off-leash canine haven located adjacent to Aurora’s Quincy Reservoir.
	Hike, Bike and Riding Trails Miles of trails offer ample opportunity to stretch those legs, cruise on a bike and soak up the sun.		Historic Sites Discover the structures that serve as lasting reminders of the social, cultural and architectural history of Aurora.
	Libraries Pick up the latest best seller, discover a couple of DVDs for weekend viewing or find a book on tape at Aurora’s seven library locations.		Miniature Golf Aurora’s only miniature golf course features 36 holes and tons of fun for both the skilled mini-golfers and those just learning putt-putt.
	Morrison Nature Center The 200-acre Star K Ranch and Morrison Nature Center along the Sand Creek Greenway features riding trails, nature hikes and workshops.		Plains Conservation Center The 1,100-acre Plains Conservation Center in Aurora provides an intimate look at the flora and fauna of Colorado’s eastern plains.
	Recreation Art classes, sports leagues, cooking and wine tastings, swimming, recreation centers and more offer participants a myriad of leisure opportunities.		Reservoirs Take a dive, hop on a wind sail or sink a line at one of Aurora’s two reservoirs, also featuring bike and walking trails.
	Shopping Yearning for some retail therapy? Aurora’s numerous shopping venues will inspire more than just a gander.		Special Events Aurora offers events year-round for all ages, including Kid Spree, Jack-O-Launch at Pumpkin Fest, Fourth of July Spectacular, Festival International, Trout Tournament, Concerts in the Park and more.
	Sports Park Regional and national softball and soccer tournaments dazzle spectators on 22 multi-use field game areas and 12 baseball/softball fields.		Wheel Park Fun on wheels is the name of the game at this park, featuring street skating, in-line hockey and bicycle motocross or freestyle.
	Visual Arts There’s no shortage of art in Aurora. The Art in Public Places program mingles art with public facilities while the East End Arts District features burgeoning gallery spaces in a revitalized downtown setting.