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Friday, September 03
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Aurora
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For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide....
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Shadow Theatre
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When the Rainbow isnt Enuf! This groundbreaking "choreopoem" is a spellbinding collection of vivid prose and free verse narratives about and performed by Black women. September 3 through September 19 at Shadow Theatre, 1468 Dayton St. Performances are Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 7:30.p.m. Tickets on sale now at afterthoughttheatre.com or by calling 720-365-7754.
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Boulder
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COLOR-ado! BAA 2010 Chautauqua Exhibit
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Chautauqua Community House, 900 Baseline Road
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The Boulder Art Association (BAA) and the Colorado Chautauqua Association are proud to present the third annual juried art exhibition at the historic Chautauqua Community House, September 3-6, 2010. This years theme is COLOR-ado! and entries will be juried by Polly Addison and Elizabeth Black. A reception and awards ceremony will be held Friday, September 3, 6-8 pm.
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Visionary Art Show and Jam (not for the faint of heart)
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1620 Lee Hill Road #7
at 06:00 PM
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surreal and visionary images and paintings by Sally Eckert, Terry Orin and Randy Zahn. Great Art and fun jam session- bring your instruments
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Denver
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Mark Sink Photographs 1975-2010: Encounters with the Past
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Byers-Evans House
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Sampling of photographs representing Sinks 35-year career in Denver. In Mark Sink Photographs 1975-2010: Encounters with the Past, the diverse techniques, eras and experiments come together under Sinks unifying vision of beauty. I am a gushy romantic, Sink says. The theme of this survey is to show my obsession and passion for capturing beauty. Byers-Evans House Gallery, 1310 Bannock Street - Mon. Sat. 10am4pm. 303-620-4933 - First Friday Art Walks, Sept. 3 and Oct. 1 from 5 to 9 p.m.
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First Friday Featuring Sophia Dixon Dillo and Ray Tomasso
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Ice Cube Gallery
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Don't miss two beautiful exhibits "Light Works" and "Summer Light" both of which focus on the incorporation of light into the media in unique ways. Speak with the artists about their work and their process. Refreshments will be available. Exhibit runs through September 4th, 2010.
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Theresa Anderson Artist Reception
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Ironton Gallery
at 07:00 PM
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Andersons work is part of private collections and has won grants, international contests, awards, and been included in publications such as the New York Journal of Arts and Design under new talent, Denver Post Fine Art Critic, Kyle MacMillan wrote she is quickly distinguishing herself as one of the region's most promising emerging artists.
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Showtune: Celebrating the Words & Music of Jerry Herman
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John Hand Theater
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Welcome to the world of Jerry Herman, one of the Golden Age of Broadway's pre-eminent tunesmiths.Composer and lyricist for some of Broadway's greatest shows Showtune is sure to please audiences young and old alike with witty lyrics set to iconic tunes from shows that include Hello, Dolly!, Mame, and La Cage aux Folles. Through Sept. 25 - Fri./Sat. at 7:30 p.m.; Sun. at 6:30 p.m. 7653 E. 1st Pl.
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Gold Hill
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Til Death Do Us Party Productions presents: Murder 1929: Will Po
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Gold Hill Inn
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Boulders longest running interactive mystery theater company returns to historic Gold Hills Bluebird Lodge for the summer and fall season, 2010. Shows run July through October, 2010. Join them for a chilling trip back in time for a full evening of fun, dinner & mystery. More info at 303-443-6461
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Saturday, September 04
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Boulder
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COLOR-ado! BAA 2010 Chautauqua Exhibit
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Chautauqua Community House, 900 Baseline Road
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The Boulder Art Association (BAA) and the Colorado Chautauqua Association are proud to present the third annual juried art exhibition at the historic Chautauqua Community House, September 3-6, 2010. This years theme is COLOR-ado! and entries will be juried by Polly Addison and Elizabeth Black. A reception and awards ceremony will be held Friday, September 3, 6-8 pm.
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Avalon Open House Dance Festival
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Avalon Ballroom
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Free. Classes (1p to 8p), swing dance (8p to 10:30p), performances, live music and social dancing all day long. vClasses include salsa, cha cha, waltz, vintage dances, tango, jazz, zydeco, swing, and others.
Free chicken barbecue and refreshments served mid day. Evening swing dance with Boulder Big Band; a 17 piece local swing orchestra.
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Full-length workshop of North and South
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Dairy Center for the Arts
at 07:30 PM
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This event is free and open to the public. - Based on English author Elizabeth Gaskell's 1855 novel and tells the story of Margaret Hale.
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Denver
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Electric Avenue
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Historic Five Points Welton St
at 11:00 AM
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22 bands performing on 4 stages (two outdoor & two indoor. The lineup includes: - Karl Densons Tiny Universe- Living Legends- Pnuma Trio- Whos Bad The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band- King Pigeon w/Michael Kang,Steve Molitz, Adam Deitch and Ron Johnson- Kyle Hol lingsworth Band- Greensky Bluegrass- Great American Taxi -Eliot Lipp- Anders Osborne- Juno What?!- Octopus Nebula- Break Science- Sol Drive Train -Euforquestra, Washboard Chaz Blues Trio, Mountain Standard Time, Yamn & MTHDS.
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artcrank denver
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Lisa Kowalski Gallery
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN CYCLING CULTURE COLLIDES WITH POSTER ART? ARTCRANK DENVER.Bike-themed poster art show returns for its fourth year as local artists take on Denver's favorite way to get around. ARTCRANK Denver will open on Saturday, September 4 from 1pm-11pm at the Lisa Kowalski Gallery in Denver's River North Arts District. The show will feature the work of 60 local artists. Admission is free
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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Estes Park Alpaca Market
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Fairgrounds at Stanley Park, 1209 Manford Ave.
at 09:00 AM
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Featuring Alpaca spinning, weaving and knitting, plus demonstrations, exhibits and lectures. Alpacas on display and for sale.
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Labor Day Weekend Arts & Crafts Show
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Bond Park, Elkhorn Ave. & MacGregor Ave.
at 09:30 AM
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More than 90 booths filled with ceramics, wearable art, photography, painting, jewelry, sculpture, stained glass, woodwork, seasonal items and much more.
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Sunday, September 05
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Boulder
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COLOR-ado! BAA 2010 Chautauqua Exhibit
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Chautauqua Community House, 900 Baseline Road
at 10:00 AM
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The Boulder Art Association (BAA) and the Colorado Chautauqua Association are proud to present the third annual juried art exhibition at the historic Chautauqua Community House, September 3-6, 2010. This years theme is COLOR-ado! and entries will be juried by Polly Addison and Elizabeth Black. A reception and awards ceremony will be held Friday, September 3, 6-8 pm.
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Denver
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Electric Avenue Music & Arts Festival
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Historic 5 Points
at 11:00 AM
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22 bands performing on 4 stages (two outdoor & two indoor. The lineup includes: - Karl Densons Tiny Universe- Living Legends- Pnuma Trio- Whos Bad The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band- King Pigeon w/Michael Kang,Steve Molitz, Adam Deitch and Ron Johnson- Kyle Hol lingsworth Band- Greensky Bluegrass- Great American Taxi -Eliot Lipp- Anders Osborne- Juno What?!- Octopus Nebula- Break Science- Sol Drive Train -Euforquestra, Washboard Chaz Blues Trio, Mountain Standard Time, Yamn & MTHDS.
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Estes Park
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Estes Park Alpaca Market
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Fairgrounds at Stanley Park, 1209 Manford Ave.
at 09:00 AM
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Featuring Alpaca spinning, weaving and knitting, plus demonstrations, exhibits and lectures. Alpacas on display and for sale.
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Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show
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Bond Park, Elkhorn Ave. & MacGregor Ave.
at 09:30 AM
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More than 90 booths filled with ceramics, wearable art, photography, painting, jewelry, sculpture, stained glass, woodwork, seasonal items and much more.
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Monday, September 06
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Boulder
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COLOR-ado! BAA 2010 Chautauqua Exhibit
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Chautauqua Community House, 900 Baseline Road
at 10:00 AM
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The Boulder Art Association (BAA) and the Colorado Chautauqua Association are proud to present the third annual juried art exhibition at the historic Chautauqua Community House, September 3-6, 2010. This years theme is COLOR-ado! and entries will be juried by Polly Addison and Elizabeth Black. A reception and awards ceremony will be held Friday, September 3, 6-8 pm.
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Estes Park
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Labor Day Arts & Crafts Show
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Bond Park, Elkhorn Ave. & MacGregor Ave.
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More than 90 booths filled with ceramics, wearable art, photography, painting, jewelry, sculpture, stained glass, woodwork, seasonal items and much more.
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Tuesday, September 07
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Boulder
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Boulder Art Association Monthly Meeting
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St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
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The Boulder Art Association will host their monthly meeting on Tuesday, September 7, 2010. Our presenter for this meeting, Kate Demke, will discuss the various types of printmaking. She will describe a variety of media including relief, intaglio, lithography, and screenprinting. Kate will display sample prints of the various media and explain the tools used to create them. Using a portable intaglio press, Kate will demonstrate how to ink and print.
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Lafayette
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Empowering Healing Allies with Rohini Kanniganti, MD
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Uniquely Natural Healing Arts and Gifts
at 06:30 PM
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The process of healing, that is becoming whole, necessarily involves the creation of and access to our true allies. At a spiritual level, our allies help us to thrive powerfully. At a pragmatic level, our allies are our strongest advocates while we navigate the health care system in our medical need. In this experiential session, we will learn to create our healing allies through the process of deliberate intention and deep questioning of the longings of our inner self.
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Thursday, September 09
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Denver
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival
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Stanley Park, US Hwy 36 & Community Drive
at 09:00 AM
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Bagpipes & drums, Highland & Irish Dancing, Folk music, jousting, athletic and other competitions at the largest Scottish Festival in the West. 3 day event
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Friday, September 10
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Arvada
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Arvada Harvest Festival Announces 1st Annual Arvadas Got Talent
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Olde Town Arvada
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Activities include a Kid's Zone with arts, crafts and plenty of family entertainment and a Kid's Parade, Food & Harvest Contests (with prizes), live music, midway rides, more than 100 vendor booths plus a Beer and Margarita Garden for the adults. Schedule - September 10 5-11 p.m. Parade - Sept. 11 8:30 a.m. - Noon/ Noon - 11 p.m. Sept. 12 / Noon - 5 p.m. Olde Wadsworth & Grandview Ave. For more info and contest application - arvadaharvestfestivalparade.com.
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Festival Playhouse presents Love, Laughter and Lucci
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Festival Playhouse
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The World Premiere comedy about an Italian Catholic family who worships Jesus, pasta and Susan Lucci. September 10 - 25 - FriSat 7:30 p.m. & Sun at 2 p.m. 5665 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. 303-422-4090 - Appropriate for all ages.
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Boulder
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Art Slam
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September High School
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Free back to school art celebration, open to all teens in the community. There will be a DJ, henna and temporary tattoos, a mate' bar, live music,art, and more.....
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Denver
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Brian Cavanaugh and Sara Goldenberg
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Ice Cube Gallery
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The Ice Cube Gallery will be featuring new art works by Brian Cavanaugh and Sara Goldenberg White from September 10th-October 2nd. The Gallery is open on Fridays from 12-9 and Saturdays from 12-5. There will be an opening reception on September 10th from 5-9. The Gallery is located at 3320 Walnut St
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Arvada Harvest Festival
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Olde Town Arvada
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Festival activities include a Kid's Zone with arts, crafts and plenty of family entertainment and a Kid's Parade for those 12 and under along with Food and Harvest Contests (with prizes), live music, midway rides, more than 100 vendor booths plus a Beer and Margarita Garden. Sept. 10, 5 - 10pm, Sept. 11 - parade at 8:30am - festivities continue until midnight and Sept 12 from Noon to 5pm. Olde Wadsworth Blvd & Grandview Ave. Free and open to the public
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Unlaunchd Voices, an Evening With Walt Whitman
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Mercury Cafe 2199 California St
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Through poetry and readings of actual letters, we experience Whitman's movement from selfishness and selflessness and his growth into a mature artist who is at peace about "himself, God and death." The Mercury Cafe presents Stephen Collins - Unlaunched Voices, an Evening With Walt Whitman - Friday, Sept. 10 & Saturday, Sept. 11 - 7:30 pm. 303- 294-9258.
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival
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Stanley Park, US Hwy 36 & Community Drive
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Bagpipes & drums, Highland & Irish Dancing, Folk music, jousting, athletic and other competitions at the largest Scottish Festival in the West.
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Longmont
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Opening Reception- 11th Longmont Studio Tour Preview Exhibit
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Muse Gallery, 356 Main St.
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6-9pm. View art by more than 60 participating artists. Meet the Artists, purchase their art, and plan your tour of their Studios located throughout the Longmont area and Niwot. Exhibit continues through Friday, October 1. Gallery will be open Sunday, September 26 during the Tour. Free Tour maps are at the Muse and online. 1-888-827-8566.
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Saturday, September 11
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Denver
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Sunnyside Music Festival
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Chaffee Park 44th & Tejon
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A full day of music, family fun & community party featuring Paper Bird, Mollie O'Brien and Rich Moore, Dyrty Byrds, Filthy Children, The Legendary River Drifters, Joshua Novak & The Pirate Signa.
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Stories on Stage Presents "Words and Music"
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Su Teatro @ the Denver Civic Theatre
at 01:30 PM
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The world of Jazz is a thing so rich, so crazy and so beautiful that any attempt at describing it through words alone must, eventually, fall on deaf ears. Join us for a joyful evening during which well mix live music, song and great stories. Performers include Leonard Barrett, Robert Gossett and Ken Myers.
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival
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Stanley Park, US Hwy 36 & Community Drive
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Bagpipes & drums, Highland & Irish Dancing, Folk music, jousting, athletic and other competitions at the largest Scottish Festival in the West.
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival Parade
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Downtown Estes Park, Elkhorn Ave.
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An hour-long parade filled with pomp and pageantry along Elkhorn Avenue, Estes Parks main street. Bagpipes, drummers, dancers, clans in tartan, Dogs of the British Isles, brass military bands and precision drill teams give a preview of what can be seen on the festival field.
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Gold Hill
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Til Death Do Us Party Productions presents: Murder 1929: Will Po
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Gold Hill Inn
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Boulders longest running interactive mystery theater company returns to historic Gold Hills Bluebird Lodge for the summer and fall season, 2010. Shows run July through October, 2010. Join them for a chilling trip back in time for a full evening of fun, dinner & mystery. More info at 303-443-6461
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Thornton
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Sparkopolis
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Anythink Wright Farms
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Colorado's premier interactive art party of the year. Light painting, amazing local cuisine creations by molecular gastronomist Chef Ian Kleinman, My Creative Statements wall, invent your own cocktails, mingle with the regions leading installation artists. Django Reinhardt jazz all night long by the Gypsy Swing Revue. Net proceeds benefit collaborative permanent art installations at all seven Anythink libraries in Colorado.
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Sunday, September 12
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Denver
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 03:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival
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Stanley Park, US Hwy 36 & Community Drive
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Bagpipes & drums, Highland & Irish Dancing, Folk music, jousting, athletic and other competitions at the largest Scottish Festival in the West.
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Lyons
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Ice Cream Social and Dixieland Jazz Band Music
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Sandstone Park
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Enjoy the last days of summer at the Lyons Homemade Ice Cream Social from 2 to 4p.m. Listen to The Stover Street Stompers, a Dixieland Jazz Band from Ft. Collins, perform fun to play and fun to sing music that has great spirituality and meaning. Hosted by Lyons Community Church, the event is free though donations will be accepted to support community programs such as the Lyons Food Pantry, Basic Needs & Emergency Fund, and the community meeting center at Lyons Community Church.
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Harvest Plein Air Art Show & Cocktail Party to benefit BCAA
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Lyons Farmette 4121 Ute Highway
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Come out to Lyons Farmette, enjoy the gardens & beautiful paintings.
These plein air artists have been painting rural scenes of the county all summer and the paintings will be for sale to benefit Boulder County Arts Alliance. Appetizers and wine at 4pm-but come early-we're holding a Plein Air Quick Draw & auction from 3-4pm. Watch as artists paint chickens, goats, or another subject of their choice in a fast-paced, 90 minute competition. The auction of wet works follows the Quick Draw at 5pm.
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Monday, September 13
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Boulder
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Comic Book Illustration and Graphic Storytelling for teens 13-18
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Boulder High School
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Do you have a story to tell? Do you love comics, graphic novels, or movies? This workshop will get you started on developing your own unique vision as a graphic novelist or Sequential Artist. Learn how to tell a story with only pictures, or learn how to move from the written word to a visual sequence. Experiment with various techniques for sketching out a layout. Learn to visualize an entire world of story action. Develop techniques for organizing your reference material.
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Hip Hop Music Production for teens 13-18.
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September High School 1902 Walnut St.
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In this class, we will be learning the basics of turntablism; going over terminology, cutting and scratching, beat matching and blending, as well as how to look for records to use. We will also be programming loops from these records, along with sampling sounds, recording live instruments, drum pattern programming, random sound recordings, vocals, editing and mixing. We culminate with a final project of rhymes and Hip Hop songs.
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Tuesday, September 14
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Boulder
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Natural Highs Workshop for teens 13-18.
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September High School 1902 Walnut St.
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In this class you can learn about healthy alternatives to drugs andalcohol that work intelligently with our body, mind, and emotions. We will discuss the brain chemistry of substance abuse, recovery, and sobriety so you can make informed choices and learn how drugs and alcohol are only substitutes for healthy ways to experience the real thing. This class will introduce Natural Highs Strategies that support rather than destroy our brain chemistry.
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Open Music Lab for teens 13-18.
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September High School 1902 Walnut St.
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Imagine a musical setting free of all constraints and confounds. A place where musical creativity and expression can be accessed and executed without judgement or external inhibitions. Now, imagine a room saturated with instruments and musical toys of all sorts. Imagine that this place exists as a platform for you, to not only get your hands on the instrument of your choice, but also as a place where you can openly discuss the dynamics, mechanics and overall ins and outs
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Hip Hop Dance Class for teens 13-18.
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Mapleton Center YMCA / Group X room
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Use your mind, body and soul. This class will teach you the elements of hip hop dance. All you need to bring is yourself and the willingness to be the best you can. Without movement, there is no life. Without life there is no movement. So get up and dance! Please wear moveable clothing and shoes.
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Wednesday, September 15
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Boulder
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Screen Printing and Tye Dying for teens 13-18.
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September High School 1902 Walnut St.
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This class will take you through the basics of tye-dying and the screen printing process with an emphasis on textile printing. We will cover multiple methods and ideas of screen making and the printing process. The class is intended to give you the knowledge to begin making your own clothing and prints. The class will consist of preparing your own screen by hand and screen printing paper and T-shirts.
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Contemporary Dance Class for teens 13-18.
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Mapleton Center YMCA / Group X room
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Ballet, Jazz, Lyrical, and Athleticismwhat do you get?? Contemporary Dance. This class will include challenging oor work, inversions reminiscent of break dance, and the use of pop music and culture to create fun choreography. We do recommend that students come with loose fitting apparel for comfort.
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Thursday, September 16
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Boulder
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Hemp and Henna for teens 13-18.
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September High School 1902 Walnut St.
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This unique combination class will explore the art of Henna design & Hemp bead weaving. Both of these traditional arts forms provide students with the opportunity for personal expression and adornment. Learn how to make henna paste, apply designs, and keep them looking good. Students will also create hemp jewelry using a variety of Macram and decorative bead knotting techniques.
these basics there is no end to the creative possibilities.....
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Denver
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Greenwood Village
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Back to School Night
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Comedy Works South
at 05:30 PM
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An evening of comedy featuring Bob Marley, a silent and live auction, and complimentary wine and hors d'ouevres. Benefits Colorado Youth for a Change, an local nonprofit working to solve the dropout crisis. September 16th 5:30-9:30 p.m. Comedy Works South Tickets at www.cycinfo.com
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Lafayette
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Culinary Arts class for teens 13-18.
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Centaurus High School / Catering Room
at 04:00 PM
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Learn the basic uses for certain foods, as well as help develop your imagination to create enticingly new dishes. Discover how to make handmade chocolates, bread, ice cream, and food from all around the world. Eat what you make at the end of every class.
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Friday, September 17
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Boulder
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Disappear Here
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ATLAS Black Box, CU Boulder
at 08:00 PM
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Dance from intimacy to explosion via the unexpected, wild and absurd. Created in residency on a cliff in SW Colorado, and the subterranean Black Box of the ATLAS and the subconscious. Multi genre collaborative performance of dance and video -with Nathan Montgomery/Syzygy Butoh, Kim Olson/Sweet Edge, dance video artists Ana Baer Carrillo and Caren McCaleb
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Denver
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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5th Annual Estes Park Film Festival
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Historic Park Theatre,130 Moraine Ave.
at 10:00 AM
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A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Saturday, September 18
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Boulder
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The BIC Improv Sampler
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Dairy Center for the Arts
at 07:30 PM
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Boulder Improv Collaborative presents a hilarious night of improv. An exciting showcase of the many forms of improv theater, the BIC Improv Sampler appears on Saturday September 18 at the Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder. The 90-minute show features local improvisers performing fast-paced, short-form (think Whose Line Is It Anyway) and engaging long-form scenes. Show starts at 7:30pm.
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Denver
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Jazz Composition/Arranging Courses
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Dazzle Restaurant
at 10:00 AM
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Learn how to write and arrange jazz. Beginning-Advanced classes for all musical backgrounds & ability levels. Eight week series taught by award-winning composer Tyler Gilmore. More info online @ www.giftofjazz.org
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Mother Folkers Benefit Concert
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Mercury Cafe
at 07:30 PM
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Colorado's legendary all-woman group reunite for a benefit concert. Tix available at Denver Folklore Center, 1893 South Pearl St or 303 777 4786. The Mother Folkers, ("the most carefully pronounced name in show business") packed concert halls for 25 consecutive years. After more than a decade since their last performance.
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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5th Annual Estes Park Film Festival
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Historic Park Theatre,130 Moraine Ave.
at 10:00 AM
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A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Sunday, September 19
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Denver
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 03:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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5th Annual Estes Park Film Festival
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Historic Park Theatre,130 Moraine Ave.
at 10:00 AM
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A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 02:00 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Monday, September 20
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Wednesday, September 22
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Boulder
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morning music meditation
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Boulder Public Library
at 10:30 AM
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with Kailin Yong, Jesse Manno, Michael.10:30am-11:30am-Free in the Canyon Theater of the Boulder Public Library
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Thursday, September 23
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Denver
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Lafayette
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The Zen of Seeing/Drawing with visionary artist Teresa Dunwell
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Uniquely Natural Healing Arts and Gifts
at 06:30 PM
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In this meditative workshop we will explore the nature of energy and the playfulness of the creative process. You will learn a way of contemplation by which all things are made new, and the world can be freshly experienced in each moment. Through a series of exercises you will be able to explore ways of accessing your creativity.
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Friday, September 24
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Boulder
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SoulCollage for teens 13-18.
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September High School 1902 Walnut St.
at 03:30 PM
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A SoulCollage deck is the Story of You. In this class we will be creating a personal deck of cards as a visual journal. Using images, scissors and glue, students will design 5x8 inch cards depicting something unique about themselves a gift from the Soul. Your deck of SoulCollage cards will help you identify your unique inner parts, the beautiful and shadowy ones, the easy-to-like ones, and the harder-to-like ones.
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Kate Clinton "Lady Ha-Ha Tour"
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Boulder Theater
at 08:00 PM
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Kate Clinton is a faith-based, tax-paying, America-loving political humorist and family entertainer. With a career spanning almost thirty years, Kate Clinton has worked through economic booms and busts, Disneyfication and Walmartization, gay movements and gay markets, lesbian chic and queer eyes, and eight presidential inaugurals. She still believes that humor gets us through peacetime, wartime, scoundrel time and economic down times.
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Denver
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Tribeca Enterprises Presents: The Infidel
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Tamarac Square Cinemas
at midnight
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Tickets at the Tamarac Square Cinemas.General Admission Shows starting at and after 6PM .Matinee Shows starting before 6PM
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So Colorado Can Dance
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Hyatt-Regency, Denver Tech Center
at 05:00 PM
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Hosted by: Kevin Larson, Holly Shlotterbach, Mellissa Willitt. A competition to showcase your talents to all of Denver at the 2010 Largest Office Party. 2,500 people will be in attendance to watch you compete for title of Denvers Best Dancer.
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Spark Gallery-Carpenter/Stockhold Show
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Spark Gallery
at 06:00 PM
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"Snap," photographs from Sierra Leone by Barbara Carpenter; "the iconographical me," hand colored archival pigment prints by Sally Stockhold; North Gallery features works by Deborah Bryon. Show runs September 23 thru October 17. Opening Reception is September 24 from 6 to 9 PM. Gallery hours: Thurs., Fri., Sat. noon to 5 PM; Sun. 1 to 4 PM; Fri. 6 to 9 PM. Coffee with the artists: Sunday October 17, 1 to 4 PM.
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Longmont
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Saturday, September 25
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Boulder
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The BIC Improv Sampler
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Dairy Center for the Arts
at 07:30 PM
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Boulder Improv Collaborative presents a hilarious night of improv. An exciting showcase of the many forms of improv theater, the BIC Improv The 90-minute show features local improvisers performing fast-paced, short-form (think Whose Line Is It Anyway) and engaging long-form scenes. Show starts at 7:30pm.
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Denver
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Moby Dick Unread
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Buntport Theater
at 08:00 PM
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MOBY DICK UNREAD: A wild award-winning adaptation of Melvilles epic novel.
Unlike many adaptations of the famous novel, Buntports version leaves more of the fat in. You will, of course, get the familiar storyline of Ahabs obsession with the white whale. But youll also get many of Melvilles meanderings, side stories, educational chapters about the whaling business, and on Its a strange booka funny booka book of fablesa tragic bookan educational booka long booka book that invites interpretation. A
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Estes Park
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Autumn Gold - A Festival of Bands, Brats 'n Beer
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Bond Park,In the center of downtown Estes Park
at 10:00 AM
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Hear great music and enjoy the treats. It's an annual event heralding golden sights and sounds from a series of bands.
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Longmont
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11th Longmont Studio Tour
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Artist Studios in Longmont & Niwot
at 10:00 AM
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September 25-26, over 60 artists open their working studios to visitors. Meet some of the finest artists in Longmont & Niwot, view their art and purchase their work. Free tour map & information online. 1-888-827-8566.
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Arsenic and Old Lace
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Longmont Theatre
at 07:30 PM
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For the Brewsters, insanity runs in the family. Martha & Abby, the two sweet elderly aunts, perform their own kind of charity by poisoning lonely old men with nothing to live for. Their bugle-blowing nephew, Teddy, who believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and that the Panama Canal runs through the basement, is charged with burial duties. His soon-to-be-married brother, theater critic Mortimer, discovers the murders in the house and sets out to try and protect society without betraying his family.
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Sunday, September 26
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Boulder
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3rd Annual Boulder Festival of the Arts on 29th St
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29th Street
at 10:00 AM
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Howard Alan Events, the country's largest producer of fine Art Festivals, is excited to return a juried art fair to the City of Boulder. 29th St is a great setting for this event that is sure to become a favorite amongst the City. Please join us in making history and come view the nations finest art and purchase that perfect piece.
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Estes Park
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Autumn Gold - A Festival of Bands, Brats 'n Beer
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Bond Park,In the center of downtown Estes Park
at 10:00 AM
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Hear great music and enjoy the treats. It's an annual event heralding golden sights and sounds from a series of bands.
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Thursday, September 30
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Boulder
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"Doubt"-Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company
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Dairy Center for the Arts
at 07:30 PM
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Winner of the 2005 Tony Award for Best New Play and the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. In this brilliant and powerful drama, Sister Aloysius, a Bronx school principal, takes matters into her own hands when she suspects the new parish priest of improper relations with one of the male students. Written by Academy-Award winner John Patrick Shanley, this powerful drama investigates what happens when our most cherished beliefs are challenged. Thrifty Thursday discounts.
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Denver
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2nd Annual Haunted Halloween
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Marriott Denver Tech Center
at 08:00 PM
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Take a break from the socializing and watch the shows and phenomenal performances. Headline is the Body Art Zodiac Opera! Video DJs will add to the visuals. Aerial performers dangle 20 feet in the air as ex Cirque Du Soliel performers delight the audience. The party would not be complete without the costume contest with a cash prize!
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Friday, October 01
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Broomfield
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Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme
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Avalon Ballroom 6185 Arapahoe
at 06:00 PM
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Carriage House Community Table Annual Fundraiser: This event features the music of Simon and Garfunkel, as well as delectable food created by Antonio Laudisio owner of Laudisios Restaurant. The keynote speaker will be Buddhist Priest Jana Drakka, nationally known for her work with the homeless in San Francisco. The evening will be full ofs of dancing and many tempting auction items.
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Saturday, October 02
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Boulder
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AMRC Susan Porter Symposium
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First Congregational Church
at 08:00 AM
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CU's American Music Research Center is presenting the Sixth Triennial Susan Porter Symposium on October 2nd and 3rd, 2010. The topic is "Classic Broadway and Those Who Built It: Theatrical Work of American Jews, African Americans, and First Generation Immigrants in the 20th Century." Andrea Most, Professor of English at the University of Toronto, will be the keynote speaker at 7:30 pm.
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The Open Studios Fall Artist Tour
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various artist studios
at 09:00 AM
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TWO WEEKENDS: October 2 & 3 and 9 & 10th , noon to 6pm. 127 artists, including the artists from Imagine! are opening their studios to the public. For more information including artist demonstration schedule and artist listings visit openstudios.org. Open Studios Fall Artist Tour is presented by OpenArts, a non-profit organization dedicated to enriching life throughout Boulder County by advancing and teaching visual arts
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Sunday, October 03
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Boulder
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AMRC Susan Porter Symposium
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CU - Imig Music Building
at 08:00 AM
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CU's American Music Research Center is presenting the Sixth Triennial Susan Porter Symposium on October 2nd and 3rd, 2010. The topic is "Classic Broadway and Those Who Built It: Theatrical Work of American Jews, African Americans, and First Generation Immigrants in the 20th Century." Rose Rosengard Subotnik, Professor Emerita of Music from Brown University, will be the Fink Lecturer at 7:30 pm.
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Wednesday, October 13
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Boulder
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morning music meditation
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Boulder Public Library
at 10:30 AM
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with Kailin Yong, Jesse Manno, Michael. 10:30-11:30 am
Free! In the Canyon Theater of the Boulder Public Library
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Saturday, October 16
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Longmont
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A 'Title' Wave of Aqueous Impressions
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Niwot High School
at 07:30 PM
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The Longmont Chorale presents~This concert features water themed songs, such as "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and is a combined effort with the Laudamus Chamber Chorale. 8989 Niwot Rd. October 17, Sunday, 4 pm First United Methodist Church, 1005 Stover, Ft. Collins. For tickets call 303-651-7664
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Friday, October 22
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Denver
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Spark Gallery-Aaron/Cavalletti Show
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Spark Gallery
at 06:00 PM
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"Youngstown: the early years," encaustic paintings by Pat Aaron; "Pastoral," paintings and prints by Susanna Cavalletti; North Gallery features 9 Spark members: Joyce Coco, Elaine Ricklin, Evan Siegel, John Matlack, Sally Elliott, Roland Bernier, Andrew Libertone, Barbara Carpenter, and Deborah Bryon. Show runs October 21 thru November 14, 2010. Coffee with the artists: Saturday, November 13, noon to 5 PM. Hours: Thurs., Fri., Sat. noon to 5 PM; Sun. 1 to 4 PM; Fri. evenings 6 to 9 PM.
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Wednesday, October 27
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Greenwood Village
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Lisa Lampanelli
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Comedy Works South
at 07:30 PM
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and Thurs Oct 28 7:30pm Fri Oct 29 7:15pm and 9:45pm(18+ show) Sat Oct 30 7:15 and 9:45 *All shows are 21 and up unless noted. Comedy's Lovable Queen of Mean. Heralded as "more than a standup -- a standout, by comedy legend Jim Carrey, Lampanelli is a cross between Don Rickles, Archie Bunker, and a vial of estrogen.
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Saturday, November 06
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Boulder
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Dance is for Every Body! Weekend Showcase
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Boulder Public Library
at 11:00 AM
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11 AM to 5 PM-Free! In the Canyon Theater of the Boulder Public Library
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Sunday, November 07
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Boulder
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Dance is for Every Body! Weekend Showcase
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Boulder Public Library
at midnight
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1 PM to 5 PM-Free! In the Canyon Theater of the Boulder Public Library
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Saturday, November 13
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Boulder
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Singin' In the Rain
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Boulder's Dinner Theatre
at 06:30 PM
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You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time. 1920s Hollywood is the setting for this zany, light-hearted romantic comedy about the early days of sound film, when many a movie studio found itself scrambling to salvage the career of its chipmunk-voiced silent picture star. Featuring You Were Meant for Me, Good Morning, and of course Singin' in the Rain!
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Denver
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Silver Circuit Presents Senior Moments
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Pepsi Center
at 04:00 PM
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This holiday show will thrill the entire family November 13th and 14th for 5 shows only! Groups of 10 or more on-sale July 26. Individual tickets go on-sale September 20. tickethorse.com or 303-405-1111.
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The Radio City Christmas Spectacular
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Pepsi Center
at 06:00 PM
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This beloved holiday show will thrill the entire family November 13th and 14th for 5 shows only! Groups of 10 or more on-sale July 26. Individual tickets go on-sale September 20. or 303-405-1111.
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Sunday, November 14
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Boulder
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The World Turns Upside Down
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Boulder Public Library
at noon
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JOY MEYERS AND DONNA WISSINGER PRESENT: The World Turns Upside Down-Music and Stories of the American Revolution. A Musical Performance Play That Brings History Alive For the Entire Family!4 PM. Free! In the Canyon Theater of the Boulder Public Library
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The Pied Piper
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Boulder Public Library
at 03:00 PM
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OY MEYERS AND DONNA WISSINGER PRESENT: The Pied Piper & Other Fantastic Tales (Preschool and Up). AN AWARD WINNING MUSICAL PERFORMANCE PLAY!3 PM. Free! In the Canyon Theater of the Boulder Public Library
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Friday, November 19
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Boulder
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Artist Series: Imani Winds
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CU - Macky Auditorium
at 07:30 PM
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Since 1997, this Grammy-nominated wind quintet has carved out a distinct presence in the classical music world with its dynamic playing, culturally poignant programming, genre-blurring collaborations, and inspirational outreach programs. With two member composers and a deep commitment to commissioning new works, the group is enriching the traditional wind quintet repertoire while meaningfully bridging European, American, African, and Latin American traditions.
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Friday, December 03
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Boulder
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Holiday Festival
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CU - Macky Auditorium
at 07:30 PM
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December 4th 7:30 & 4PM & Sunday, December 5th 4PM .Its hard to pick just one reason that the CU-Boulder Holiday Festival sells out every year. Some longtime concertgoers mention the lively program of favorite seasonal music while others love the festive holiday decorations in Macky Auditorium.
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Tuesday, December 07
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Boulder
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Opera Scenes
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CU - Imig Music Building
at 07:30 PM
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features CU Boulder student performers this is free and open to the public
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Friday, December 10
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Boulder
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Christmas in Ireland with Dan
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CU - Macky Auditorium
at 07:30 PM
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The acclaimed Irish ensemble Dan celebrates a traditional Irish Christmas with An Nollaig in irinn. Celtic music lovers around the globe have been thrilled by the ensembles gorgeous vocals and virtuoso playing on fiddle, flutes, button accordion, and percussion. Winner of major awards from the BBC and Irish Music Magazine, Dan returns to the US with special guests and a glorious celebration of Christmas from their homeland.
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Friday, January 06
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Boulder
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Teen Game Night
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Boulder Public Library
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Teen Game Night has something for every gamer! Teen Game Night has something for every gamer -- from old-school board games one week to computer games and Wii activities the next week. All teens are welcome to bring games to share or enjoy the games already on-hand, every Tuesday from 4 to 6:30 p.m. in the BPL Teen Space at the Main Library, 1000 Canyon Blvd. Information: 303-441-3099 or www.boulderteens.org.
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