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2018 USTA Colorado Diversity TennisFest

ByPaula McClain

USTA Colorado will host its 12th annual Diversity TennisFest in partnership with Telemundo Denver/KDEN and Aurora Parks and Recreation. This FREE tennis festival will engage youth and parents of all ages and abilities to participate in a healthy family activity in a festive environment while learning the benefits of the great, life-long sport of tennis. A variety of tennis activities will be conducted featuring a learning format for kids to make tennis fun and easy to play. Telemundo Denver news personalities will be on hand, visiting each court to play with the youth and adults.

2018 USTA Colorado Diversity TennisFest

10:00AM – 12NOON, Saturday, May 12, 2018
Utah Park Tennis Center, 1780 S. Peoria St., Aurora, CO 80012

FREE tennis instruction and games for youth and parents, all ages and abilities. Racquets will be provided.

No advance registration required.

Join the conversation at #Diversity10sFest and follow us Facebook/USTAColorado.

Thank you to our sponsors for their support for this special community tennis event:  Subaru, Colorado Youth Tennis Foundation, Telemundo Denver, Coatings, Inc., City of Aurora and CenturyLink Legacy West Pioneers.

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