Happy Hour: Resist with a Twist
WHEN: Monday, January 12, 2026, from 4 pm to 6 pm
WHERE: Bistro 36 Dinkery & Eatery, 2620 West Belleview Avenue, Littleton, CO 80123
Indivisible Littleton's monthly happy hours resume in January. If you missed our November event, this is a chance to socialize with your fellow neighborhood activists, share your ideas and strategize.
We'll be joined at the event by someone from State Rep. Shannon Bird's primary campaign to unseat Congressman Gabe Evans in CO-08. Future happy hours will feature other Democratic candidates who are working to restore a majority in Congress that will finally fight the Trump agenda.
The happy hour is cash bar, and we kindly ask attendees to contribute $5 to the appetizer jar.
https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible/event/878984/
Shannon Bird is running for Congress in CO-08 to flip this seat from red to blue. She is running a grassroots campaign, takes no corporate PAC money and needs your help to defeat Gabe Evans! Learn more about Shannon’s campaign at shannonbird.com and get involved with contacting voters. Be part of the movement to win CO-08 and send a leader to Congress who will fight for Colorado values. Contact Eve@ShannonBird.com for more information.
Donate in 2026!
Our Donate in December food drive brought in 750 lbs of food and other goods over 2,500 pounds for 2025! These items are donated to Integrated Family Community Services (IFCS), the local food bank that's helped our Littleton neighbors alleviate hunger since 1964. Food, diapers, hygiene products, and winter coats will be gratefully accepted, too.
We're back at it in 2026!
Where: Prince of Peace Church parking lot, 7000 South Windermere Street, Littleton, CO
When: Saturday, January 24th, from 12-3 pm AND Saturday, February 14th, (Presidents' Day Weekend) from 12-3 pm.
Attorney and DEI consultant Kathleen Nalty gave a seminar on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion on Sunday afternoon, October 28, sponsored by Indivisible Littleton. Attendees learned why DEI leads to better decision-making, how to recognize unconscious bias and ways to improve their inclusive intelligence.
Many thanks to Kathleen for an informative talk on a principle that is under attack at the highest levels of government!