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Saturday, July 05
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Boulder
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Pastel Art Show with Greg Coffin
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1116 Pearl st
at 06:00 PM
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Greg Coffin brings his latest works to SmithKlein Gallery on the West End of the Pearl Street Mall.
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Denver
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Windjammers Jazz Orchestra
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Lone Tree Recreation Center
at 06:30 PM
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The Windjammers Jazz Orchestra (WJO) presents an evening of live Big Band and Ballroom Dancing, featuring vocalists Danny Wein as Frank Sinatra, Charles King as Dean Martin and Demarco as Sammy Davis, Jr., on Saturday, July 5 from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Tickets are available in advance by calling 303-708-3513.
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Estes Park
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Music in the Mountains
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Rocky Ridge Music Center
at 07:30 PM
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Visual Recital. 7:30 pm
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Sunday, July 06
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Denver
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Sunday Recovery Pool Parties
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Four Points by Sheraton Denver SE
at noon
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DJ Alan Endorfun will be spinning while Dales Pale Ale will be pouring. Come check out this Colorado microbrew
July 13th Come celebrate Candi Workmans birthday with both DJ Rockstar Aaron and DJ Devo
July 20th DJ Rick Roberts & DJ Sean O'Neil with FBC Records are back for more fun with Substance Magazine Cover Model Search. Sponsored by www.Denver2Night.com
July 27th Sugarhouse Lounge is sure to spice things up with DJ Heart Attack and DJ Ruckafeller at the turn tables
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Pzazz Childrens Choir Audition Notice
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see description
at 03:00 PM
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Pzazz Childrens Choir now auditioning for fall in northwest Denver. Ages 9-12. Excellent vocal instruction. Solo opportunities. Wide variety of musical styles studied. Perform often. Singers who also dance needed. Call for audition appt. 303-466-8275.
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Mercury Cafe presents Jazz pianist Joe Bonner
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Mercury Cafe
at 08:00 PM
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Bonner has enjoyed musical tenures with several of the greatest jazz artists of all time, including Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, Max Roach, Roy Haynes, Billy Harper and Pharaoh Sanders. He has released over a dozen albums as a leader as well as appearing on dozens more as a featured soloist and composer. Every Sunday at 8pm - 303-294-9258
This event is Free
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Louisville
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Dixieland Jazz Jam
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American Legion Post 111, 1150 Pine
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Dixieland & Swing jam. Meets first Sundays of every month. Rotating directors. Musicians free, students Dance floor. Sponsored by the Boulder Friends of Jazz.
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Wednesday, July 09
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Boulder
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A Community Event
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Healing Tea at Arapahoe and 33rd
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Open House and Art Sale from 4 to 7pm with featured artists: Nancy Sullo (water colors), Jeanny Russell (doll maker) and Sandy Robinson (eco-art pottery). Come enjoy the art, refreshments and a tea ceremony at 6pm.
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Thursday, July 10
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Denver
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Birdhaus Bash
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Denver Botanic Gardens
at 05:00 AM
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Birdhouses decorated by local artists and celebrities will be auctioned off to support Youth Education Programs and Adult Tour Guide Programs at Denver Botanic Gardens. This festive event will feature entertainment and delicious food and beverages for guests as they enjoy the natural beauty of the Gardens.
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Birdhouse Bash
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Denver Botanic Gardens
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Birdhouses decorated by local artists and celebrities will be auctioned off to support Youth Education Programs and Adult Tour Guide Programs at Denver Botanic Gardens. This festive event will feature entertainment and delicious food and beverages for guests as they enjoy the natural beauty of the Gardens.
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Scattered Arts Collective Group Artist Show w/Good Housekeeping,
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The Meadowlark
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Scattered Arts Collective Group Art Show
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Friday, July 11
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Arvada
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A Bad Year for Tomatoes
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Festival Playhouse
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The Festival Playhouse presents A Bad Year for Tomatoes.This hilarious play peeks into the life of a star who finds her attempts to get away thwarted by the locals. July 11 - 20 - Fri and Sat 8 p.m. & Sun at 2 p.m.
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Boulder
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Fantastic Friday
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Rocknsoul Cafe
at 10:00 AM
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Interactive children's show hosted by Sue Schnitzer. 10:00 am.
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Eric Waldemar's "The Thinking Truck" Premiere Screening
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Boulder Public Library
at 07:00 PM
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Set amidst the sparse grandeur of the northern Chihuahuan Desert, The Thinking Truck melds abstract animation, musical sound and human words in a deeply peculiar sojourn into artistic work process and deliberate solitude. Waldemar coaxes and guides the viewer into realms of imagery and lithe, agile rhythm that defy description. An artifact from a deliberate process of self-renewal, this meditative and entertaining movie evokes Bowles, Brakhage, Krazy Kat, and the Koran.
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Denver
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Exhibit-Images, Brochures and Postcards of Estes Park and Rocky
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Byers Evans House
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Promoting the Parks: Images, Brochures and Postcards of Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park - July 11 - Aug 31Byers-Evans House Museum, 1310 Bannock St., DenverOpening reception Fri., July 11 from 5 - 9 p.m.
Tues -Sun, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on first Fridays.
Free - More information at 303-620-4933 or www.coloradohistory.org/be
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Spark Gallery Supporting Members Show
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Spark Gallery
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Show runs July 3 through July 20 with works by Barbara Baer, Sarah Clark, Beverly Geiger, Ron Getter, Carol Goldberg, Anina Hathaway, Michaele Keyes, Dan Kelly, Judy Lightfield, Barbara Leyendecker, Kathryn Oberdorfer, Elisabeth Relin, Sue Robinson, Barbara Rudlaff, Meagen Svendsen, Chris Thunblom, Ed Towbin, Sam Westbrook, Mary Williams, and Jenny Wilson. Opening Reception is July 11,6 to 9 PM. Gallery open Thurs., Fri., Sat.: noon to 5 PM, Sun.: 1 to 4 PM; First Friday, July 4, 5 to 9 PM.
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Temple An Inspired Music-Filled Community Shabbat
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Studio Soma
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7 pm by donation
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Mercury Cafe Friday Night Poetry
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Mercury Cafe
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Colorados longest, ongoing poetry reading is at the Mercury Cafe every Friday night at 10 p.m. Readers of all ages are welcome and due to the proximity of the Melbourne Youth Hostel many international readers attend and participate. Poets may sign up to read by calling 303-294-9258.
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Estes Park
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Legends & Lore II
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Cultural Arts Council Fine Arts
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Opening exhibit and reception. The tradition continues with a second exhibition of art works from Estes Parks artistic heritage.
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Littleton
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Colorado Irish Festival
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Clement Park
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The Colorado Irish Festival 2008...featuring music by Gaelic Storm, Solas, Barra MacNeils, The Elders, Cathy Ryan, Town Pants, David Kincaid, Colcannon, Molly Magpies, Potcheen, Skean Duhb, River Run, Gobs OPhun, Empty Pockets, Michael Collins Pipe Band, Crabshack Houseband, Canned Haggis, DaTinmen, Juice O the Barley, The Commoners, Celtic Winds, Star Edwards, Ceol Ceili,Irish Dance, Pipe Band Competition, Irish Sports Cultural Village & Pub,Kids Area, Celtic Marketplace and Room with a Vie
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Longmont
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Brilliant and Quirky
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Old Firehouse Art Center
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Artist Reception, Friday, July 11, 6-9 p.m.
The Old Firehouse Art Center presents Brilliant and Quirky, an art exhibit bursting with vibrancy and uniqueness. The exhibit features new works by artists Sara Brown and Scott Church of Longmont and Jessica Gonacha of Georgia. Members gallery is showing Jill Musser of Lyons. Their combined efforts promises to push the limits and intensify the viewing experience for an exceptional and fanciful display.
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Poetry Jam at Deja Brew Coffee & Tea
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Deja Brew
at 07:00 PM
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7-9 pm.Poets and poetry lovers get ready--haiku, iambic pentameter, whatever! Read your own or bring your favorite poems to share; short prose, essays and short stories are welcome, too. Anything goes, so join us for what promises to be a great evening! Feel free to bring wine to share.
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Saturday, July 12
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Denver
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20s And 30s Blues
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Swallow Hill
at noon
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Taught by Roy Book Binder
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Nederland
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Soul Rebel Festival
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Barker Reservoir
at noon
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Noon till Dusk Featuring~ Sister Carol, President Brown,The Yellow Wall Dub Squad, Itawe, Ms Banks, Stevie Culture, Canon & The Lion of Judah, Roots & Fire, Jubal & The Rude Boy's, Blood Preshah and more. The Festival is the manifestation of the creative visionary ideals of Ujama News, an innovative and culturally strong magazine that informs, entertains and educates. Presenting thought provoking, comprehensive information based on the unique Afro Centric heritage.
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Wednesday, July 16
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Denver
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Best of Eric Clapton
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Swallow Hill
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Sponsored by Colorado Blues Music Society. Instructed by Richard Reed. Description on web.
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Thursday, July 17
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Estes Park
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Wigwam Teahouse Tour with Ken Jessen
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Estes Park Museum
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Join the museum for a tour of this early roadside tourist business along Aspen Brook. Transportation from the Estes Park Museum is included.
Call for reservations beginning May 1.
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Lafayette
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10,000 Wayniacs: Very Short Plays Inspired by Mr. Las Vegas
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Mary Miller Theater
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11 very short plays inspired by Mr. Las Vegas - Wayne Newton.
July 17 - 20 - Thur.Fri.Sat. at 7:30 p.m.; Sun. at 6 p.m.
300 E. Simpson St. 720-209-2154
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Friday, July 18
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Estes Park
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Meet Martha Maxwell: Pioneer Naturalist
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Estes Park Museum
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Nicknamed the "Colorado Huntress" in the mid-nineteenth century, Maxwell was Colorado's first taxidermist. Free.
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Lakewood
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
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Lakewood Cultural Center
at 07:30 PM
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"Tragedy Tomorrow, Comedy Tonight!" With unforgettable characters, a hysterical script, and music by Stephen Sondheim, this tour de force of American comedy comes alive. The Ovation Players and Main Street Players team up once again to bring you one of the funniest musicals ever. July 18-27 - Fri/Sat at 7:30pm and Sun at 2pm. 303-987-7845
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Saturday, July 19
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Estes Park
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Dressage Equestrian Show
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Fairgrounds at Estes Park
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Dressage - a French term meaning "training", is a style of horse training, with competitions that range from amateur levels to the Olympics. Dressage is occasionally referred to as "Horse Ballet". The rider and horse perform the technical routines while remaining relaxed and effortless. Free.
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The Incredible Circus Mat
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performance Park Amphitheater
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Premiere touring circus troupe complete with incredible acrobats, juggling, contortionists, magic, clowns, stilts, dancing and unicyclists.
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Littleton
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Ballroom dancing with Skylarks Combo
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Buck Recreation Center
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Ballroom Dancing event featuring the music of Skylarks Combo featuring renowned performer Charles King with Dr. Don Boley on piano. Tickets are at 303-797-8787
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Tuesday, July 22
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Denver
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Leadville or Bust
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Crossroads Theater
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Leadville or Bust is a celebration of the original girlie shows enjoyed by the miners and settlers of the Old West. July 22 - August 13
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m. Tickets - 303-832-0929
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Thursday, July 24
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Boulder
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BCAA/Addison Mini-Grant Application Deadline
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Barnes & Noble Cafe
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The BCAA/Addison Mini-Grant Program is designed to sustain the work of emerging artists and small arts organizations throughout Boulder County by providing support for emerging individual artist projects & small arts organization projects and equipment purchases. Awards will not exceed $500. The deadline is Thursday, July 24, 2008 at 5 p.m. A Grant Coaching session is scheduled for July 17th, 5-6pm, and is highly encouraged for all applicants.
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Insurance Concerns for Artists and Arts Organizations
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The Art Underground
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Do you have medical insurance for yourself or your family? Do you have questions about insurance coverage for your performers, rehearsal space or your Board of Directors? Do you need insurance to cover your artwork in case of loss or damage? This workshop will focus on a myriad of insurance needs for artists and arts organizations. Presenter: Stacy Turk and Paul Berteau, Professional Brokerage Services, Inc.Refreshments provided by Espress-Oh! Cafe.
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Friday, July 25
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Denver
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Spark Gallery Dodge/Bernier Show
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Spark Gallery
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"Some Assembly Required," mixed media on steel by Madeleine Dodge and "The Word Itself-and Then Some," new word works by Roland Bernier. Show runs July 24 through August 17. Opening Reception is July 25,6 to 9 PM. Gallery open Thurs., Fri., Sat.: noon to 5 PM, Sun.: 1 to 4 PM. Coffee with the Artists August 17. First Friday, August 1, 6 to 9 PM.
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Politix, Showbiz on the Powerbiz
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Denver Victorian Playhouse
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Denver Victorian Playhouse presents Politix, Showbiz on the Powerbiz
This tongue in cheek musical revue follows the Campaign trail to the White House. July 25 - Aug. 23 Fri.Sat. at 7:30 p.m.; Sun. at 2:00 p.m. 4201 Hooker St.
Call 303-433-4343
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Evergreen
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Evergreen Jazz Festival
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5 locations in Evergreen, Colo.
at noon
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Performances noon Friday to Sunday @ 6:00. For more info: 303.697.5467
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Louisville
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There's Art in the (School) House!
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The Patchwork School
at 07:00 PM
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Join A Cause for Art and The Patchwork School as they present the works of nine masterful artists. In a display of community and creativity, local artists have transformed the interior of Louisville's newest school into a unique and inspiring art gallery. For one weekend only, art will be available for purchase in this singular venue...where artists and educators have come together in support of each other, and in support of keeping art in school.
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Saturday, July 26
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Denver
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Intro to Clogging
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Swallow Hill
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Clogging workshop taught by Ken Horwege.
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Guitar Boot Camp
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Swallow Hill
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Instructed by Swallow Hill favorite Chris Sauthoff. Description on website.
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Louisville
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There's Art in the (School) House! The Patchwork School Gra
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The Patchwork School
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A continuation of Friday evening's event...bring the whole family for Saturday's celebration of The Patchwork School's Grand-Opening!
10:30am: Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
11am-1pm: The Artists Demonstrate Their Work & Children's Hands-On Tables
All Day: Live Music, Refreshments, Children's Art Gallery
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Sunday, July 27
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Louisville
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Behind the Song
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cctv54
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Behind The Song TV show with guest Dan Treanor and host Jenn Cleary. Airs live in: Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, and Erie, CO.
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Wednesday, July 30
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Denver
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Doc Watson's Best
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Swallow Hill
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Instucted by Richard Reed. Description on our website.
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Thursday, July 31
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Denver
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Robert Johnson Made Easy
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Swallow Hill
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Sponsored by Colorado Blues Music Society. Instucted by Richard Reed. Description on our website.
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Friday, August 01
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Denver
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8th annual Denver Post Underground Music Showcase
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Various venues
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The Denver Post's 8th annual Underground Music Showcase returns to South Broadway Friday Aug. 1 through Saturday Aug. 2. From the Hi-Dive to Herman's Hideaway, we'll have more than 100 of Denver's best underground bands, DJs, and comedians. Also be sure to check out our photography exhibit, Tetris tournament, music-related crafting, VIP Lounge and so much more!
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Saturday, August 02
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Estes Park
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Rocky Mountain National Park Pictorial History
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Estes Park Museum
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Program and book-signing reception. Author Ken Jessen will give a slide presentation based on his new book. Free.
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Fort Collins
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Fort Collins Irish Festival
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Civic Center Park
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Aug 02 & Aug 03. Feelin' Lucky festival in historic downtown Fort Collins featuring fabulous bands.
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Parker
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Bleacher Bums
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O' Brien Park
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The Parker Arts Council and Parker Cultural Commission present Bleacher Bums
A Nine Inning Comedy about Cubs fans. Free admission - Please bring a blanket to sit on the grass. In case of inclement weather the show will move to the Mainstreet Center Theatre, 19650 E. Mainstreet. www.parkerartscouncil
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Sunday, August 03
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Estes Park
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Music in the Mountains
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Rocky Ridge Music Center
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Faculty concert with music and dance. 3 pm
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Monday, August 04
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Littleton
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Poetry Slam Fundraiser
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Pasta's Italian Restaurant
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Poetry Slam Fundraiser to support All Season Chalice - Anastasia Healing Fund. 25% of total food & beverage sales donated to the nonprofit to provide health care for a disabled, chronically ill woman with Fibromyalgia who has no insurance and minimal income.
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Wednesday, August 06
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Denver
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Denvention - The 66th Annual World Science Fiction Convention
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CO Convention Center
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Science Fiction Convention
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Friday, August 08
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Estes Park
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Prelude to Estes Park Plein Air 2008
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Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery
at noon
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Exhibit opening and reception for Estes Park Plein Air 2008.
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Watercolor-Here and There
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Art Center of Estes Park
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Opening exhibit and reception featuring watercolors by Pam England. Exhibit runs through September 14.
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Saturday, August 09
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Estes Park
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7th Annual Estes Park Plein Air Painting the Parks
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Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery
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Approximately 50 artists from across the nation paint on-location in Estes Park and in Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Thursday, August 14
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Boulder
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Boulder International Fringe Festival
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various
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Taking place August 14th -25th at various locations through out Boulder.
The Fringe Festival will feature over 300 performances in 18 different
venues. A full schedule of events is available online at boulderfringe.com
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Saturday, August 16
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Boulder
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Lemon Sponge Cake Contemporary Ballet: A Strange Land
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Chautauqua Auditorium
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After a fourth Ballet Builders award win, The New York Times reports Funny, dark and provocative and a highlight of the program, Robert Sher-Machherndls latest offering A Strange Land, and sixth appearance on the Chautauqua stage promises to be no exception.
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Thursday, August 21
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Estes Park
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Estes Park Plein Air Paint Our Town
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Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery
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Estes Park Plein Air artists will be painting along the Riverwalk and throughout the downtown area.
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Friday, August 22
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Fort Collins
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Symphony for 1000 Drums
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North Aztlan Center
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Symphony for 1,000 Drums makes Colorado Debut.World renown composer Halim El-Dabh to lead massive piece. Drummers of all styles, skill levels and ages are invited to join the sound of one thousand drums for the Colorado premiere of Symphony for 1000 Drums.
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Saturday, August 23
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Boulder
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Boulder Taiko Hibiki Drums
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Rocknsoul Cafe
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Drum show. 7:30 pm
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Denver
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Evergreen Fine Arts Festival
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Heritage Grove Park
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Two days of exhibitions by many artists. 10 AM to 5 PM. For more information, call 679-1609.
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Estes Park
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Estes Park Plein Air Quick Draw & Auction
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Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery
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Watch as artists paint live models (or any subject they can see from the plaza) in a fast-paced 90-minute time frame in Riverside Plaza in downtown Estes Park.
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Heritage Festival
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Bond Park
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A celebration of Estes Park's history, includes storytelling, musical performances and exhibits.
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Wednesday, August 27
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Denver
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Intro To Blues Piano
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Swallow Hill
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Piano workshop sponsored by the Co Blues Society. Instructed by Vicki Taylor. More info online.
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Friday, August 29
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Estes Park
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Capt. Jepp and the Little Black Book
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Estes Park Museum
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Join authors Flint Whitlock and Terry Barnhart as they tell the story of this man who began flying in the Roaring '20s. Free.
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Saturday, August 30
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Estes Park
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Estes Park Alpaca Market
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Fairgrounds at Stanley Park
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Featuring Alpaca spinning, weaving and knitting. Alpacas on display and for sale.
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Wednesday, September 03
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Boulder
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Mid-Life! The Crisis Musical
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Boulder's Dinner Theatre
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Mid-Life: The Crisis Musical points a finger and laughs at all the inevitable peculiarities that emerge with age. From reading glasses and mammograms to weekend warriors and proctology exams, nothing is off-limits in this hilarious musical about aging, um, gracefully. (Shows 9/3/08 - 11/8/08; 5:30 Wed, 6:15 Th-Sun eve., 12:15 Sun mat.)
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Thursday, September 04
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Estes Park
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival
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US Hwy 36 & Community Drive
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Now in its 32nd year, there are bagpipe, dance, athletic and other competitions along with premier entertainment at the largest Scottish Festival in the West.
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Saturday, September 06
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Estes Park
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival
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US Hwy 36 & Community Drive
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Now in its 32nd year, there are bagpipe, dance, athletic and other competitions along with premier entertainment at the largest Scottish Festival in the West.
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Sunday, September 07
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Estes Park
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Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival
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US Hwy 36 & Community Drive
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Now in its 32nd year, there are bagpipe, dance, athletic and other competitions along with premier entertainment at the largest Scottish Festival in the West.
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Thursday, September 11
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Estes Park
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3rd Annual Estes Park Film Festival
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Historic Park Theater
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A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.
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Friday, September 12
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Estes Park
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3rd Annual Estes Park Film Festival
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Historic Park Theater
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A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.
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Saturday, September 13
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Estes Park
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3rd Annual Estes Park Film Festival
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Historic Park Theater
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A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.
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Fine Arts and Crafts Festival
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Bond Park
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34th annual juried show featuring 95 artists from across the country. Benefit for the Fine Arts Guild of the Rockies.
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The Cheley Camp Tour
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Estes Park Museum
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Tour of the children's camp that was founded by Frank Cheley in 1921. Reservations necessary and accepted at the Estes Park Museum beginning August
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Sunday, September 14
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Estes Park
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3rd Annual Estes Park Film Festival
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Historic Park Theater
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A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.
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Fine Arts and Crafts Festival
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Bond Park
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34th annual juried show featuring 95 artists from across the country. Benefit for the Fine Arts Guild of the Rockies.
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Friday, September 19
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Estes Park
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Lines into Shapes
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Art Center of Estes Park
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Opening exhibit and reception for the Art Centers annual nationally juried exhibit and sale. Exhibit runs through October 4.
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Saturday, September 20
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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
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Annual event heralding golden sights and sounds from a series of bands. Free.
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Sunday, September 21
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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
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Annual event heralding golden sights and sounds from a series of bands. Free.
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Wednesday, September 24
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Estes Park
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