The Overland Trail Museum is a fun way to experience Logan County history through interactive exhibits, cool artifacts and historic buildings. 110 Overland Trail in Sterling, 970-522-3895. Learn more here.
Dine at local favorite
Eat a great meal at the J&L Café, a greasy spoon in the best sense of the term; this All-American diner has been a Sterling favorite since the 1930s. 423 N Third St., 970-522-3625. Learn more here.
Discover Downtown Sterling
Main Street stores are full of artisan gifts, antiques, clothing boutiques and tasty treats. Veer off to Oak Street to sample the goods at the Colorado Popcorn Co. 320 Oak St., 866-491-2676. Learn more here.
Sterling High School will present Bye Bye Birdie in three performances, Thurs-Fri-Sat, March 22-23-24 in the SHS Frank Hunter Theater. Doors open at 6:30 pm, with curtains at 7 pm.
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Over 50 entries are on display at the 15th annual Quilt Show at the Sterling Public Library. Stop in and enjoy the craftsmanship and vote for your favorite entry.
With temperatures forcasted in the mid 50s this weekend, North Sterling State Park is the perfect place to get out and enjoy some fresh air. Roam freely by yourself or load up the kiddos and explore. Pack a lunch and enjoy a hike on one of the many paths in the park. Bring a jacket and don't forget the sunscreen.
Enjoy all forms of shooting sports with the your family or friends at the 300 acre Logan County Shooting Sports Complex. Choose from trap shooting, archery, rifles and pistols. Join in on the fun by signing up for league competitions, annual memberships and safety classes. Daily passes are available for only $10 per vehicle.