Culture Corner

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Culture Corner

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DOWNTOWN AURORA VISUAL ARTS (DAVA)
ADAMS COUNTY MUSEUM
Aurora Public Schools Art
Educators’ Exhibit
Book Sale Fundraiser
Through March 4
Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
DAVA, 1405 Florence St., Denver
Free and Open to the Public
Please join us for an exhibit of Aurora Art
teachers’ artworks at DAVA. This marks the 16th
annual Aurora Art Educators show. Through this
exhibit, art educators of Aurora Public Schools
get together to celebrate their accomplishments
through personal artworks. For the fourth year in
a row, the educators will be creating and donating
small artworks in conjunction with their largescale pieces. The theme for this year was garden
gnomes. Participating teachers will be creating
masterpieces out of these gnomes to be sold for
$30. Grade levels will be creating Ginormagnomes
that will be auctioned off. All proceeds raised from
this portion of the show will be donated to A.J.
Boik’s Memorial Scholarship at Rocky Mountain
College of Art + Design. A.J. graduated from
Gateway High School and was planning to attend
RMCA+D to study Art Education, but his life was
cut short in the Aurora Theater shooting. Please
attend the exhibit and consider buying a small
work to help support this important memorial
scholarship. For more information about the
exhibition, email: [email protected] or call DAVA
at 303.367.5886.
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Through March 19
Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.– 4 p.m.
Adams County Museum
9601 Henderson Rd., Brighton
Thousands of gently used books will be available
for purchase at low prices—most fiction
paperbacks just $.50; most hardbacks $1; coffee
table books, such as memoirs and historical nonfiction are $2. Be sure to check out our vintage
books! Proceeds from the book sale benefit the
Adams County Museum. Please call ahead during
inclement weather, 303.659.7103, in case the
museum is closed.
WOW! CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
Zula Patrol: Mission
Weather Exhibit
On Display through May 8
110 N. Harrison Ave, Lafayette
Cost: Included with museum admission
The Zula Patrol, those intergalactic fact-gatherers,
have been planet-hopping across the solar system,
and they’ve finally landed on Earth to study the
weather on our home planet. Captain Bula and
his friends invite you to this hands-on, interactive
exhibit to learn all about clouds, precipitation,
wind, temperature, and other weather phenomena.
For more information, call 303.604.2424 or visit
www.wowchildrensmuseum.org.
COLORADO HEBREW CHORALE
PLATTE VALLEY PLAYERS
A Taste of Jewish Music
Two Casts – Two Shows
Friday, March 4, 1:30–2:15 p.m.
Friday, March 4, 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 5, 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Thursday, March 10, 7 p.m.
Friday, March 11, 7 p.m.
Longmont Senior Center
910 Longs Peak Ave., Longmont
Kol Nashim, the women’s choir of the Colorado
Hebrew Chorale, presents A Taste of Jewish Music.
The performance features Yiddish classics such
as Dona, Dona by Shalom Secunda, contemporary
settings of well-known liturgical texts in Hebrew
and English, foot-tapping Chassidic tunes, and a
rousing closer by Irving Berlin. The program has
a little something for everyone and is free and
open to the community. Kol Nashim is in its third
season under the direction of founder Leah Peer.
The choir appeared in Longmont in March 2015 and
is honored to be invited to perform there again.
The Colorado Hebrew Chorale was founded in
September 1993 by music director Carol Kozak Ward
to preserve, promote and celebrate the Jewish
experience through song, by performing with and
for diverse audiences. Both choirs continue to
accept new members. For more information, email
[email protected], call 303.766.5324 or visit
www.coloradohebrewchorale.org.
The Armory Performing Arts Center
360 Strong St., Brighton
Tickets: Adults/$12 online, $14 at door; Children
(2-12) and Seniors/$10 online, $12 at door
Purchase tickets at www.plattevalleyplayers.org
Honk! JR.
Ugly looks quite a bit different from his darling
duckling brothers and sisters. The other animals
on the farm are quick to notice and point this out,
despite his mother’s protective flapping. Feeling
rather foul about himself, the little fowl finds
himself on an adventure of self-discovery, all the
while unknowingly outwitting a very hungry Cat.
Along the way, Ugly meets a whole flock of unique
characters and finds out being different is not a
bad thing to be. Honk, JR. was adapted for young
performers and, with a score by George Stiles
and Anthony Drewe (Mary Poppins), Honk! JR. is
a heartwarming celebration of being different
that is sure to delight audiences of all ages with
its sparkling wit, unique charm and memorable
score. Witty and hilarious, but also deeply moving,
Honk! JR. will treat audiences to equal amounts of
laughter and tears.
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Cinderella Kids
Poor Cinderella is endlessly mistreated by her
wicked stepmother and stepsisters and denied
a chance to go to the royal ball. With a little help
from her mice friends and a lot of help from her
Fairy Godmother, Cinderella’s dreams come true.
She goes to the ball, meets the Prince, and falls
in love! The timeless “rags to riches” fairy tale
becomes a new audience favorite in Disney’s
Cinderella Kids, an adaptation of the treasured
animated film that will charm its way into your
heart and remind you that dreams really can
come true.
THINK 360 ARTS FOR LEARNING
Practices in Arts Integration,
Saturday Teacher Workshop
Saturday, March 5, 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Think 360 Arts Office
135 Park Avenue West, Denver
Cost: $95 registration fee
Practices in Arts Integration will introduce you
to the principles and practice of arts integration
and aesthetic education, provide hands-on
experiences with professional teaching artists,
and include dialogue opportunities with arts
integration specialists. You can register online
at think360arts.org. Click on “What We Do”
then “Professional Development.” Questions?
Contact Michelle Shedro, 720.904.8890 ×101 or
[email protected].
COLORADO WIND ENSEMBLE
An Evening and Afternoon
of Chamber Music
Tickets: Adults/$15; Seniors and students/$12;
child/$5
CWE musicians present chamber ensembles,
including the delicate sounds of a woodwind
trio, the smooth and lush sounds of a trombone
quartet, and the hearty sounds of a clarinet octet
in these intimate concerts. For more information,
visit www.coloradowindensemble.org or email
[email protected].
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aturday, March 5, 7:30 p.m.
King Center Recital Hall, 855 Lawrence Way, Denver
Purchase tickets at ahec.interticket.com/
arrivalorder.php?eid=1880&aid=6&vid=2
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unday, March 6, 3 p.m.
St. Andrew United Methodist Church, 9203 S.
University Blvd., Highlands Ranch
Purchase tickets at www.coloradowindensemble.
org/event/colorado-wind-ensemble-anafternoon-of-chamber-music/
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NORTHGLENN ARTS
ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING FOR KIDS (ELK)
Northglenn Players
Auditions (ages 18+)
Auraria Campus Tour
Sunday, March 6
Auraria Campus, 950 Walnut St., Denver
D.L. Parsons Theatre
11801 Community Center Dr., Northglenn
College here we come! Join ELK youth and alumni
for a tour of the Auraria Campus in downtown
Denver. We’ll take a tour, learn about college
admissions and financial aid, and meet current
students of CU Denver, Metro State University,
and the Community College of Denver. RSVP with
Amy Wright at 303.291.7147.
Auditions for adult actors (18+) will be held for
the musical production of The Addams Family,
produced by the Northglenn Players. Actors are
paid. Direction by Warren Sherrill. Please prepare
16-32 bars from a contemporary musical and a 1-2
minute comedic monologue. Accompanist will be
provided. Bring a current headshot and resume to
the audition.
Auditions: March 6—To schedule an audition
appointment, visit www.northglenn.org/auditions
Callbacks: March 7
Rehearsals: Mon.–Thu., 7–10 p.m., beginning
June 6, some Sat./Sun. possible
Performances: July 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23
Questions: [email protected]
Friday, March 11
Ice Fishing at Monument Lake
Saturday, March 12
Monument Lake
Grab your gloves and hats; it’s time for some good
ol’ ice fishing. We will be traveling to Monument
Lake to catch some rainbow trout deep under the
frozen water. Bring your fishing stories and we will
provide the hot cocoa. RSVP with Amy Wright at
303.291.7147.
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McTeggart Irish Dancers
Performance
Saturday, March 12, 11 a.m.
110 N. Harrison Avenue, Lafayette
Get into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit with a special
performance by the McTeggart Irish Dancers!
will be provided during intermission! So bring your
capes and secret identity masks for a fun filled
evening! If you are interested in joining the band,
learning more about our organization, or receiving
notifications about upcoming concerts, please
visit us at www.thorntoncommunityband.org or
“Like” our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/
thorntoncommunityband.
THE DENVER BRASS
Celtic Tales of Love & War
March 11 and 12, 7:30 p.m.
March 13, 2 p.m.
The Newman Center for the Performing Arts
2344 E Iliff Ave., Denver
Tickets: $22-$44; Discounts for children 12 & under,
full time students, and seniors
Embrace your wee bit of green heritage and
immerse yourself in this annual Celtic celebration
of sound. The Denver Brass presents Celtic Tales
of Love & War March 11-13 at the Newman Center
for the Performing Arts. Brass, bagpipes, fiddles,
dancers and an Irish tenor will take the stage
for an exhilarating show that promises fancy
footwork and soulful songs steeped in tradition.
Purchase tickets online at www.newmantix.com/
denverbrass or call 303.832.HORN(4676). For
more information call 303.832. 4676 or visit www.
denverbrass.org.
THORNTON COMMUNITY BAND
Heroes Concert
Saturday, March 12, 7:30 p.m.
Skyview High School, 8970 York St., Thornton
Thornton Community Band is back for the 2016
winter concert to honor heroes who are all around
us whether they are big or small! Selections will
include March from Superma– John Williams;
Heroes Near and Far–Richard Saucedo; Watchman,
Tell Us of the Night–Mark Camphouse; Overture
William Tell–Giococchino Rossini; Risk Everything
for a Dream–Richard Saucedo; American Salute–
Morton Gould; and Hand Across the Sea–John
Philip Sousa. The concert is free and refreshments
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Sensory Friendly Playtime
Discovery Days Science
Program, Big & Small
Sunday, March 13, 9:30–11:30 a.m.
Cost: Free
Sensory Friendly Playtime is a special museum
event for children with autism spectrum or
sensory processing disorders. WOW! will limit
admission to 20 families, turn down sounds and
lights, and provide adaptive equipment to offer
a safe and fun experience for all! Reservations
are required and space is limited. To reserve your
space, contact [email protected].
Tuesday, March 15, Wednesday,
March 16, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
Discover your inner scientist and explore our
monthly hands-on science program. This month,
we’re investigating very large and very small
things! For more information, call 303.604.2424 or
visit www.wowchildrensmuseum.org.
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NORTHGLENN ARTS
A Cappella Concert Series:
eLeMeNo-P
NanoDays
Friday, March 18, 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $10/Adults; $8/Youth and Seniors
We are very excited to bring back our newest
concert series featuring vocal bands from near
and far! A perfect date night outing or a fun time
for a friends’ night or family night out adventure.
Call 303.450.8800 for tickets and information.
Group tickets are available by calling 303.252.3866.
March 21, 22 and 23, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
Join us for NanoDays, celebrating the science of
the small! Explore how to make things invisible,
investigate new nano products and materials, make
nano crafts to keep, and launch nano particles
with an air cannon! Organized by NISE Net,
NanoDays is a nationwide festival of educational
programs about nanoscale science and engineering.
NORTHGLENN ARTS
Travel Film: England’s
West Country, film by
Monty Brown
Wednesday, March 23, 10:30 a.m.
Tickets: $7.50/Adults; $6.50/Students and Seniors
Tour guides are professional filmmakers who
personally narrate their films. Shows begin at
10:30 a.m. and include a 15-minute intermission
with refreshments. Call 303.450.8800 for tickets
and information. Group tickets are available by
calling 303.252.3866.
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DOWNTOWN AURORA VISUAL ARTS (DAVA)
COLORADO REPERTORY SINGERS
Brain Storm Exhibit
Music from the Americas
March 25–June 10
Mon.–Fri., 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Opening Reception
March 25, 4-7:30 p.m.
Saturday, March 26, 7:30 p.m.
1405 Florence Street, one block south of Colfax
in the Aurora Cultural Arts District
Free and open to the public
The exhibit Brain Storm addresses life choices
through artworks by DAVA youth. During this
project cycle, middle and high school students
tackled important subjects like substance abuse,
health, and racial issues, while elementary school
students focused on nutrition and exercise.
The resulting exhibit is designed to educate the
community through the eyes of young people.
Middle school students in DAVA’s Job Training
Programs chose to focus on mindfulness through
a group meditative weaving project as a way to
deal with stress and other issues. Another group is
focusing on the importance of brain care through
mixed media collages of photos, drawings and
words. Younger students in DAVA’s Open Studio
focused on the difference between natural food
colors and artificial food colors. Advanced High
school students in the Open Studio created
individual linocuts focusing on the effects of
smoking, fresh food production, self-discipline
and the importance of balanced diets. For more
information about the exhibit, email gallery@
davarts.org.
Tickets: $15/Adults; $12/Seniors and Youth;
Kids 10 and under free
Broomfield Auditorium
3 Community Park Rd., Broomfield
Join the Colorado Repertory Singers as we bring
to the stage Music from the Americas. We are
thrilled to anchor our concert program with
Ariel Ramirez’s Misa Criolla. This exciting work
combines ancient liturgical text with South
American folk melodies and rhythms. The folk
theme continues throughout the program as
we explore poetry from the Venezuelan plains,
songs from the Shaker hymnal, and sounds
from the American minstrel tradition. Join
us for an evening rich in poetry and sound as
we bring to life melodies from the Americas,
both familiar and new. Purchase tickets at
www.crs.ticketleap.com. For more information,
email [email protected] or
call 720.924.2473.
NORTHGLENN ARTS
NYT Show Hoppers
Get out and see some great live local theatre with
NYT Director Kimberly Jongejan. Hop on the tour
bus and attend a live production at a professional
Halima making a mixed media collage about drugs.
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venue along the Front Range. When available, we
will get to tour the venues, speak with staff and
get the inside scoop into the production. NYT
staff chaperones participants. The tour bus will
begin and end at the D.L. Parsons Theatre. Seating
is limited, so register early. Perfect for NYT alumni,
current or prospectus participants, and other
youth actors. Call 303.450.8785 for information,
pricing and to register.
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arch 27: Newsie, Buell Theatre
$45 – Bus departs Northglenn Rec Center
at 12:45 p.m.
• April 17: Peter and the Star Catcher
Boulder Dinner Theatre Stage
$50 (includes dinner) – Bus departs Northglenn
Rec Center at 11:30 a.m.
Playing with Fire with
the Queen City Jazz Band
Tickets: Adults/$15; Seniors and students
$12; child $5
This program features hot jazz and sizzling new
sounds for winds and percussion, and a joint
performance with Denver’s legendary traditional
jazz group, the Queen City Jazz Band. Enjoy jazz
arrangements by local arranger Wayne Scott,
featuring Tempered Steel, Charles Young; Firefly,
Ryan George, Tumbao from Sinfonia No. 3; La Salsa,
Roberto Sierra/Scatterday; and Blow It Up, Start
Again, Jonathan Newman. For more information,
[email protected].
• Saturday, April 2, 7:30 p.m.
Littleton United Methodist Church
5894 S. Datura St., Littleton
Purchase tickets at www.coloradowindensemble.
org/event/colorado-wind-ensemble-playingwith-fire-with-queen-city-jazz-band-at-lumc/.
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unday, April 3, 3 p.m.
King Center Concert Hall
855 Lawrence Way, Denver
Purchase tickets at http://www.ahec.edu/
about-auraria-campus/king-center/box-office/.
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Henderson Mine Tour
Tuesday, March 29
Henderson Mine, 1746 County Road 202, Empire
Grab your hard hats and flashlights; we are
heading inside the Henderson Mine! This mine
is located in Clear Creek County and has been in
operation since 1976. Students will get to see firsthand the world’s longest conveyor of its kind; a
fifteen-mile elevated belt that passes underneath
the continental divide through an old train tunnel.
RSVP with Amy Wright at 303.291.7147.
Leadership Corps.
Mock interview Day
Wednesday, March 30, 5–7pm
Montbello Recreation Center
15555 E. 53rd Ave., Denver
After months of professional skills and resume
development, ELK’s Leadership Corp youth will
participate in mock interviews with members of
the ELK Board of Directors. Shine your shoes, iron
that skirt, and get ready to hone and practice your
professional interview skills! RSVP with Justin
Twist at 315.719.5237.
Playing with Fire with the
Queen City Jazz Band
Science Lab at Denver
Museum of Nature and
Science
Saturday, April 2, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 3, 3 p.m.
Hot jazz and sizzling new sounds for winds
and percussion, and a joint performance with
Denver’s legendary traditional jazz group, the
Queen City Jazz Band, with jazz arrangements
by local arranger Wayne Scott: Tempered
Steel, Charles Young; Firefly, Ryan George;
“Tumbao” from Sinfonia No. 3; La Salsa, Roberto
Sierra/Scatterday; Blow It Up, Start Again,
Jonathan Newman. For more information,
[email protected]
Monday, April 4
Denver Museum of Nature and Science
2001 Colorado Blvd., Denver
Let’s delve into and exploration of the human
body and discover how your organs work together
through hands-on investigations and cool
dissections of real sheep hearts and lungs. In
addition, we’ll have the chance to explore museum
exhibits and catch the latest IMAX film! RSVP with
Amy Wright at 303.291.7147.
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aturday, April 2, 7:30 p.m.
Littleton United Methodist Church, 5894 S
Datura St., Littleton
Tickets: $: $15/adult; $12/Senior or Student; $5/Child
Purchase tickets at http://www.
coloradowindensemble.org/event/coloradowind-ensemble-playing-with-fire-with-queencity-jazz-band-at-lumc/.
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unday, April 3, 3 p.m.
King Center Concert Hall, 855 Lawrence Way,
Denver
Tickets: $15/adult; $12/Senior or Student; $5/Child
Purchase tickets at http://www.ahec.edu/
about-auraria-campus/king-center/box-office/.
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THE NORTHLAND CHORALE
It’s An Honor To Be
Nominated
Fancy Schmancy Family
Fundraiser
Friday, April 8, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, April 9, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 10, 2:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 10, 3–5 p.m.
Tickets: Adults/$15; Students and Seniors/$12;
Children (3-12)/$8
The Northland Chorale proudly presents It’s An
Honor To Be Nominated! Join us for a musical
journey of film featuring songs nominated for
an Academy Award®. Selections include Pennies
from Heaven, Jai Ho, Fame, Let the River Run, Moon
River, Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now and more!
For tickets and information, visit our website at
www.northlandchorale.org, or give us a call at
720.515.4NLC ×4652.
Cost: $15 per person
A fancy fundraising event for the whole family
featuring silent auction, crafts for kids, special
musical performance, playtime in the museum,
refreshments, and more! All proceeds benefit the
museum’s exhibits and programs. Purchase tickets
at www.wowchildrensmuseum.eventbrite.com.
CSU College Campus Visit
Monday, April 11
Colorado State University, Fort Collins
ELK is college bound! Learn about Colorado State
University, financial aid, college entrance, and how
to succeed in college. Go Rams! RSVP with Amy
Wright at 303.291.7147.
NORTHGLENN ARTS
Travel Film: World of the
Bear & Autumn in Denali,
films by Tom Sterling
Wednesday, April 13, 10:30 a.m.
Tickets: Adults/$7.50; Students and Seniors/$6.50
Tour guides are professional filmmakers who
personally narrate their films. Shows begin at
10:30 a.m. and include a 15-minute intermission
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with refreshments. Call 303.450.8800 for tickets
and information. Group tickets are available by
calling 303.252.3866.
NORTHGLENN ARTS
A Cappella Concert Series:
5280 A Cappella
Friday, April 15, 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $10/Adults; $8/Youth and Seniors
We are very excited to bring back our newest
concert series featuring vocal bands from near
and far! A perfect date night outing or a fun time
for a friends’ night or family-night-out adventure.
Call 303.450.8800 for tickets and information.
Group tickets available by calling 303.252.3866.
Leadership Corps Meeting
Friday, April 15, 5–7 p.m.
Montbello Recreation Center,
15555 E. 53rd Ave., Denver
These meetings are designed for high school
students interested in preparing for college and
developing their professional and leadership skills.
Meetings are held on the 3rd Friday of the month.
RSVP with Justin Twist at 315.719.5237.
ADAMS COUNTY MUSEUM
Best of Spring Bazaar
Saturday, April 16, 9 a.m.–4 p.m
Adams County Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall
9755 Henderson Road, Brighton
200 booths featuring hand-crafted items—perfect
gift ideas for weddings, Mother’s Day, and for
spring decor! Vendors are being accepted—
email [email protected] for a
registration form.
Discovery Days Science
Program: Be Green
Tuesday, April 19
Wednesday, April 20
Discover your inner scientist and explore
our monthly hands-on science program. In
April, to celebration Earth Day, we’re learning
about recycling and alternative energy!
THINK 360 ARTS FOR LEARNING
Creative Learning Labs
Wednesday, April 20
A.M. Session, 9–11:30 a.m.
P.M. Session, 1–3:30 p.m.
Think 360 Arts Office
135 Park Avenue West, Denver
Cost: $40 for one session (a.m. or p.m.); $60 for
both sessions (a.m. and p.m.)
Creative Learning Labs are 2½ hour professional
development workshops on a variety of topics
pertinent to the needs of teaching artists and arts
education providers.
• A .M. Session: Collaborative Artmaking
Presented by Damon McLeese and Cris Ciani of
VSA Colorado/Access Gallery in collaboration
with The Kennedy Center
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.M. Session: STEAMOLOGY Part 23:
NASA’s MissionMakers
Presented by Monica and Tyler Aiello of Eurekus!
For more information and to register, visit
think360arts.org and click on “What We Do” then
“Professional Development.” Questions? Contact
Caitlin Lindquist at 720.904.8890 ×102 or caitlin@
think360arts.org.
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NORTHGLENN ARTS
Earth Day Celebration and
Volunteer Project
Northglenn Youth Theatre
presents: Catch Me If You Can
(Rated PG)
Saturday, April 23
Location to be determined.
It’s time to celebrate this amazing planet that
we all live on! We will partner with Denver Parks
and Rec. to clean up a local park and celebrate
Denver’s commitment to green space, parks and
trees! RSVP with Amy Wright at 303.291.7147.
April 22, 23, 29, and 30, 7 p.m.
April 24 and May 1, 2 p.m.
April 28 and 29, 10 a.m.
Tickets: Adults/$8; Youth and Seniors/$7
BRIGHTONMUSIC ORCHESTRA
Final Concert of the Season
Sunday, April 24, 4 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church
510 S. 27th Ave., Brighton
BrightonMusic Orchestra’s program will consist
of show music, including selections from Aaron
Copland’s ballet, Rodeo, the traditional Cuban dancethemed Danzon, from Leonard Bernstein’s ballet
Fancy Free, and a tribute to springtime Make Our
Garden Grow from Bernstein’s operetta Candide.
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Based on the hit film and incredible true story,
Catch Me If You Can is a high-flying musical
comedy about chasing your dreams and not
getting caught. Seeking fame and fortune,
precocious teenager Frank Abignale, Jr. runs
away from home to begin an unforgettable
adventure. With nothing more than his boyish
charm, a big imagination, and millions of dollars
in forged checks, Frank successfully poses as a
pilot, a doctor and a lawyer—living the high life
and winning the girl of his dreams. But when
Frank’s lies catch the attention of FBI agent Carl
Hanratty, Carl pursues Frank across the country
to make him pay for his crimes. Call 303.450.8800
for tickets and information. Group tickets are
available by calling 303.252.3866.
ADAMS COUNTY TIER III ORGANIZATIONS
FUNDED FOR 2014-2015 GRANT CYCLE
A Child’s Song
303.460.7408
Colorado Wind
Ensemble, Inc
303.394.4552
Lighthouse Writers
Workshop
303.297.1185
Think 360 Arts
Complete Education
720.904.8890
Denver Audubon Society
303.973.9530
Lucent Performing Arts
720.362.2697
Art from Ashes Inc.
303.837.1550
The Denver Brass, Inc
303.832.4676
Museo de las Americas
303.571.4401
Thorne Ecological Institute
(dba Thorne Nature
Experience)
303.499.3647
ArtReach, Inc
303.433.2882
Denver Municipal Band
303.322.8608
New Dance Theatre 303.295.1759
Arvada Chorale
720.432.9341
Denver Urban Gardens
303.292.9900
Augustana Arts
303.388.4962
Denver Young
Artists Orchestra
303.433.2420
Northglenn Arts and
Humanities Foundation
303.450.8727
Adams County
Historical Society
303.659.7601
Baroque Chamber
Orchestra of Colorado
303.889.1012
Bluff Lake Nature Center
720.708.4174
Boulder Ballet
303.443.0028
Boulder Museum of
Contemporary Art
303.443.2122
Brighton Cultural Arts
Commission (BCAC)
303.655.2076
Brightonmusic Choir
and Orchestra
303.655.9452
Chicano Humanities
& Arts Council
303.571.0440
CMDance
303.831.8585
Colorado Chamber Players
303.355.2224
Colorado Dragon
Boat Festival
303.953.7277
Colorado Friends of
Old Time Music and Dance
303.592.3972
Colorado Hebrew Chorale
303.355.0232
Colorado Repertory Singers
303.410.5448
Downtown Aurora
Visual Arts
303.367.5886
Environmental
Learning for Kids
303.291.7553
Fiesta Colorado, Inc
303.274.7844
Northland Fine Arts
Association (dba Northland
Chorale)
303.358.4351
Paideia School
(dba The Park Hill Brass)
303.321.0987
Paletteers Art Club, Inc.
303.469.9463
Four Mile Historic Park
720.865.0800
Physically Handicapped
Actors and Musical Artists
League
303.365.0005
Friends of Dinosaur Ridge
720.971.9649
Plains Conservation Center
303.693.3621
Golden Eagle Concert Band
303.460.0355
Platte Valley Players
303.289.8636
Grand Design
303.955.2724
Rocky Mountain
Brassworks
303.506.0837
HawkQuest, Inc.
303.690.6959
Historic Denver, Inc./ Molly
Brown House
303.534.5288
Imagination Makers
Unlimited (dba Imagination
Makers Theater Company)
720.565.1055
Rocky Mountain
Quilt Museum
303.215.9001
St. Andrew Society
of Colorado
303.871.7993
The Spirituals Project
303.238.1027
Junior Symphony Guild
303.355.7855
Stories on Stage
303.494.0523
Kim Robards Dance, Inc
303.825.4847
Su Teatro
303.296.0219
Life/Art Dance Ensemble
970.213.9260
Tesoro Foundation
(dba Tesoro Cultural Center)
303.839.1671
Thornton Arts, Sciences
and Humanities Council
(TASHCO)
720.255.7832
Thornton Community Band
303.898.9547
VSA Colorado (dba Access
Gallery)
303.777.0797
Westminster Area
Historical and Museum
Society
303.430.7929
Westminster Community
Artist Series (dba North
Metro Arts Alliance)
303.429.1999
Wonderbound
303.292.4700
WOW! Museum Serving
Adams County Residents
303.604.2424
Young Voices of Colorado
303.797.7464

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