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19 Jan Opera House: “The Drowsy Chaperone”
“The Drowsy Chaperone,” a musical comedy adapted and directed by Jennifer Julia, artistic director, Sheridan Arts Foundation Young People’s Theatre. Performed by students in grades 9 – 12 at the Sheridan Opera House, Fri. & Sat., Jan. 30-31, & Monday,Feb. 2, 6 p.m. Adults $15; children 12 &...
24 Dec ALACAZEM 2014.12.25
December 25 to January 1, 2014 Visible planets: Morning: Jupiter, Saturn Evening: Mercury, Venus, Mars As December Solstice celebrates the returning light of the Sun – and the year’s shortest day and longest night – it also marks the first day of winter in the...
22 Dec Honoring Joe Cocker
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We remember it well. Telluride Inside… and Out was a young pup, just about one year old, when Steve Gumble brought Joe Cocker to town to be the closer on opening day (September 18, 2009) of the 16th annual Telluride Blues & Brews Festival. Thanks to a dear friend...
20 Dec Opera House: Seryn Returns for Holiday Encore
“I first saw Seryn play in a tiny restaurant/club in Austin, TX. The room couldn’t contain their passion and energy. They have that rare ability to work out extremely sophisticated musical arrangements, but deliver them with such intensity that it all feels spontaneous and organic. I...
19 Dec ALACAZEM 2014.12.18
December 18 to 25, 2014 Visible planets: Morning: Jupiter, Saturn Evening: Venus, Mars The Season of Light takes place each year when the nights are longest and darkness reigns. It’s a time to acknowledge the retreat of the Sun and celebrate its return on Winter...
09 Dec Between the Covers: “BOOKSnBEERS” Sunday
BOOKSnBEERS is a collaboration between Between the Covers Bookstore with Smuggler’s Brewpub that takes place at Between the Covers on Sunday, December 14, 6 p.m. The event features a tasting of their brand new Chanterelle Ale, a locally sourced mushroom brew, plus a visit from Denver-based author Mark...
05 Dec Climate Hawks on the Left & Why
Not all green-leaning folks fit under one large umbrella. Turns out there are shades of green, real differences among those who love Mother Nature and want to save the planet. In this article which appeared in Grist, David Roberts parses the term “environmentalist,” explains the differences among...
20 Nov Environment Colorado: 20% Solar by 2025
Funny how sometimes a seemingly negative event can have positive effects. Case in point: our primary credit card was one of many recently compromised, resulting in a new credit card number. Today I was on the phone with Jeanne Bassett of Environment Colorado to update...