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UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS:

Preview Events for the Colorado Environmental Film Festival
Wednesday, January 25th
Screening hosted by Denver Green Streets at the Garden, new restaurant opening.

Boulder County Bombers Poker Tournament January, 28th 4pm-7pm
University of Colorado UMC
Cost: $15 pre sale, $20 day of
Event Description: You're invited to the Boulder County Bombers Poker Tournament! Proceeds go to support the It Gets Better Project book drive! Beer, prizes, poker, and roller derby. $15 presale buy-in through paypal! Email bouldercountybombers@gmail.com for more info.

Preview Events for the Colorado Environmental Film Festival
Monday, January 25th
REI, Denver Flagship Store-Screening of 3 Short Films.

EVENT NAME: The Importance of Being Earnest
TIMES OF EVENT:Jan 27 - Feb 19
LOCATION:73rd Avenue Playhouse, 7287 Lowell Blvd.
COST:18-20
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Oscar Wilde makes fun of the English upper classes with light-hearted satire and dazzling humor. Two flippant young men, in order to impress their respected beloveds, pretend that their names are “Ernest,” which both young ladies believe confers magical qualities on the possessor. Jan 27 – Feb 19 - Fri/Sat at 7:30 p.m.; Sun at 2:30 p.m. * (no show Super Bowl Sunday). $18 - $20 - 73rd. Avenue Theater Company, 7287 Lowell Blvd., Westminster. 720-276-6936 - the73rdavenuetheatrecompany.com

EVENT NAME: FRCS Fundraiser & Talent Show
TIMES OF EVENT:Friday, January 27, 2012 at 7pm
LOCATION: 6637 W Ottawa Ave #A-17
COST:$3
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Front Range Christian School has organized a talent show to raise money for victims of human trafficking. Performances will include singing, dancing, music, magic and more. All proceeds from the event will be donated to International Justice Mission (IJM), an organization dedicated to ending human trafficking.

EVENT NAME:Health Aware at Urgent Care
TIMES OF EVENT: Jan. 28, 2012 8 am - 11 am
LOCATION:2211 S. College Ave., Fort Collins, 80525
COST:Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Obesity in America is at an all-time high, with nearly one-third the adult population being affected by the epidemic. Proper nutrition and healthy eating play a significant role for those who wish to maintain a healthy weight. Urgent Care at Miramont’s January 28 Health Aware event will provide free nutritional advice and guidance from a registered dietitian, helping participants identify healthy eating options.

EVENT NAME: HRCB Free Concert - The Wind Band
TIMES OF EVENT:Jan 29
LOCATION:St. Andrew United Methodist Church, 3350 White Bay Drive
COST: free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:The Highlands Ranch Concert Band presents The Wind Band, A growing force in Twenty First Century Music, their first free concert of 2012. Includes San Antonio Dances for Concert Band and Vesuvius for Concert Band, both by Frank Ticheli, Arabesque by Samuel R. Hazo, The Trombone King by Karl King and many more exciting pieces made for the “Sit Down Band.” St. Andrew United Methodist Church, 3350 White Bay Dr. Highlands Ranch, Sun. Jan. 29 @ 2 p.m. FREE. 303-683-4102 for more info.

EVENT NAME: Tuesday Night at Jax: Nutrition for Your Dog
TIMES OF EVENT:01/31/2012 6:30PM
LOCATION:900 S. Hwy 287, Lafayette, CO 80026
COST:Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Presented by Meghan Reidy from Jax Pet and Equine. All about nutrition for your dog with a question and answer session.

EVENT NAME: Converge 2012: CSU Sustainability Centers In Focus
TIMES OF EVENT: 02/01/2012 5:00PM-6:00PM
LOCATION:Avogadro's Number 605 S. Mason, Fort Collins, CO 80524
COST:FREE
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Join us for an evening of networking, discussion and collaboration. With lightning presentations by more than 11 different sustainability centers and institutes on campus, Converge 2012 hopes to put cross-disciplinary ideas in the spotlight to help facilitate new connections and ideas.

Open House
Love to Sing? Sweet Adelines High Country Chorus is having an Open House for women of all ages and vocal ranges on Tuesday, January 31 from 6:30 PM to 10 PM at Tuesday at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 4500 Wadsworth Blvd., Wheat Ridge. We are offering four free singing lessons. Come and meet women who love to sing. For more information call 303-295-0307 or highcountrychorus.org.
Cost:Free
4500 Wadsworth Blvd., Wheat Ridge
highcountrychorus.org./

EVENT NAME: RIO+20: Transitioning cities from vulnerability to sustainability
TIMES OF EVENT: 02/02/2012 12:00p.m.-1:00p.m.
LOCATION:Colorado State University, Lory Student Center Room, 213-215
COST:Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Transitioning cities from hotspots of vulnerability to seedbeds of sustainability and resilience to climate and environmental change Presented by: Paty Romero-Lankao, Leader of the Resilient and Sustainable Cities Project at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.

EVENT NAME: Transitioning Cities: From Hotspots of Vulnerability to Seedbeds of Sustainability TIMES OF EVENT: February 2, 2012, 12:00-1:00pm
LOCATION: Colorado State University, LSC 213-215
COST:Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Patty Romero-Lankao, leader of the Resilient and Sustainable Cities Project at National Center for Atmospheric Research, will talk about research that will provide a review of the carbon and climate relevance of urbanization and of some of the interactions between urbanization and global environmental change.

EVENT NAME: Father & Daughter Sweetheart Ball
TIMES OF EVENT:February 3, 6:30-8:30 p.m. and February 4, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
LOCATION: Recreation Center at Southridge
COST:$25 each member/ $33 each guest
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:The Father and Daughter Sweetheart Ball is a special evening for dads and their little girls to create magical memories. Each girl will receive a corsage, a commemorative photo and a special gift. Girls are also invited to make a special Valentine. Refreshments will be served as well as an ice cream bar. It’s all included in the ticket price! Carriage rides will be available for an additional $3, weather permitting. For more information on this event, call 303-791-2500 or visit www.HRCAonline.org/ To purchase tickets call 303-471-8859 or visit any recreation center.

Avon Walk for Breast Cancer 10th Birthday Party
The Avon Walk is turning 10 and we are throwing a party! Come find out more about our Avon Walk here in the Rocky Mountains!
February 4, 2012
Cost: Free
Sports Authority Field at Mile High, 1701 Bryant Street, Denver, CO 80204

EVENT NAME:The Heirs of Hogwarts: An Improvised Adventure
EVENT NAME: The Heirs of Hogwarts: An Improvised Adventure
TIMES OF EVENT:Every Tuesday at 7:30 (Feb 7, 2012-Mar 27, 2012)
LOCATION:1527 Champa Street, Denver, CO 80202
COST: $8
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Send out your owls! Hogwarts has been rebuilt and Rose Weasley, Albus Potter, and Scorpio Malfoy are all excited for a magical year at Hogwarts. Voldemort has been destroyed, there surely is no evil left to threaten the Heirs of Hogwarts... or is there? “Heirs of Hogwarts: An Improvised Adventure” opens, Tuesday February 7th at 7:30 P.M. Tickets are $8. Bovine Metropolis Theater is located at 1527 Champa Street in the heart of the Denver Theatre District. The Bovine is an improv organization that teaches and performs theatrical improvisation, the art of accepting the unknown gracefully. For tickets and more information about Bovine Metropolis Theater, call 303-758-4722 or visit their web site at www.bovinemetropolis.com/

EVENT NAME: Tuesday Night at Jax: Avalanche Awareness Clinic
TIMES OF EVENT:02/07/12 6:30PM
LOCATION:900 S. Hwy 287, Lafayette, CO 80026
COST:Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Presented by Colorado Mountain School. Basic information on what is needed for safe travel in the backcountry.

EVENT NAME: Adaptive Control of Utility-sized Wind Turbines in Operating Regions 2 & 3
TIMES OF EVENT: February 10, 2012, 10:00-11:00am
LOCATION: Colorado State University, Routt Hall
COST: free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Dr. Mark Balas from the University of Wyoming will talk about how the next generation of utility-scale wind turbines will be larger and more flexible than earlier designs to promote greater energy capture and reduce the cost of energy. http://tinyurl.com/CREWSp12Feb

EVENT NAME: A Gentleman and a Scoundrel
TIMES OF EVENT:Feb 10 - 19
LOCATION: Festival Playhouse, 5665 Olde Wadsworth Blvd.
COST: 14-16
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: The Festival Playhouse presents "A Gentleman and a Scoundrel” - Financial schemes and love rivalry abound in this hilarious romantic comedy. Feb. 10 - 19, Fri\Sat at 7:30 p.m.; Sun at 2 p.m. Tickets are $16 Fri\Sat; $14 Sun. The Festival Playhouse, 5665 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. 303-422-4090 - festivalplayhouse.com - Age appropriate for all.

Lamont School of Music: Flo’s Underground, jazz combos. TIMES OF EVENT: Friday, February 10, 5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Newman Center for the Performing Arts, 2344 E. Iliff Ave.
COST: Free Admission
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Friday, February 10, 5:00 p.m. Flo’s Underground, jazz combos. Featuring Modal and Standards Combos, both coached by Ken Walker. Lamont Ensemble Concert Series. Williams Recital Salon. Free admission. No tickets necessary.
All Lamont School of Music Events can be seen at their website http://www.du.edu/lamont

Performance Now Theatre Company presents "High Society"
TIMES OF EVENT: Feb 10 - 26
LOCATION: Lakewood Cultural Center, 470 S. Allison Parkway
COST: 19-25
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: This romantic comedy based on "The Philadelphia Story" is set to music with songs by Cole Porter, including “True Love,” “I Love Paris,” “Just One of Those Things,” and “Let’s Misbehave.” Feb. 10 - 26 - Fri./Sat. at 7:30 p.m.; Sat./Sun. at 2 p.m. Lakewood Cultural Center, 470 S. Allison Parkway. Tickets are $25 adults, $22.50 student/ senior and $19 for ages 12 and under. Group rates are available. 303-987-7845 or online at http://www.performancenow.org

EVENT NAME: Sweetheart Teddy Bear Tea
TIMES OF EVENT: February 11, 10:30 - Noon
LOCATION: 4800 McArthur Ranch Rd
COST: $11/$15/$15
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Sweetheart Teddy bear Tea
This special Valentine Tea party is sure to delight your little one! Relax as you are served yummy food and drinks. After the tea, enjoy an exciting kid’s show. Each child even receives a small stuffed bear! Bring your camera! Children must be accompanied by a paying adult. No children under 2 please. Saturday, February 11, 2012
Show time: 11:15 a.m. – Noon
Tea time: 10:30 – 11:15 a.m.
Southridge Recreation Center-Debus Wildcat Mountain Auditorium
4800 McArthur Ranch Road, Highlands Ranch, CO
Info: hrcaonline.org or 303-791-2500
$11/$15 in advance, $15 day of event, if not sold out.

EVENT NAME: Stories on Stage - No Such Thing as Supply & Demand
TIMES OF EVENT: Feb 11 & 12
LOCATION: various - see description
COST:$25
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Celebrating their 11th Season, Stories on Stage has great actors bring stories to life by combining literature with theater. A fierce and funny look at the different ways in which we all deal with money. February 11 at 7:30 p.m. at The Dairy Center for the Arts, 2590 Walnut St, Boulder. 303-444-7328 or online at www.thedairy.org. February 12 1:30 p.m. & 6:30 p.m. at Su Teatro @ the Denver Civic Theatre, 721 Santa Fe Drive, Denver. 303-494-0523 or http://www.storiesonstage.org

Amistad IV
Directed and written by Hugo Jon Sayles, AMISTAD, the famous slave revolt centers on the legal status of Africans caught and brought to America on a Spanish slave ship in 1839.
February 8-11, 2012
Cost: Adults $25, Senior/Student $15
Aurora Fox Theater. 9900 East Colfax Ave., Aurora, CO 8001

Inspiration Strikes
TIMES OF EVENT: Sunday, Feb. 12, 7:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Vintage Theater, 2119 E. 17th Ave., Denver
COST: $6
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:
One Night Stand Theater presents an evening of staged readings of award-winning short plays from Colorado playwrights.

EVENT NAME: From Lament to Light >
TIMES OF EVENT: 2/17 & 2/18 at 7:30pm, 2/19 at 2:00pm
LOCATION: Boulder, Denver, Estes Park
COST: $18, $15 seniors, $10 student
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Concert features Biber's Requiem, Musikalische Exequien by Schütz, and a cantata by Kuhnau, with a period instrument orchestra led by baroque violinist Mimi Mitchell from Amsterdam. Outstanding vocal soloists: sopranos Amanda Balestrieri & Abigail Chapman, alto Marjorie Bunday, tenors Frederick Peterbark & Philip Fryer, bass Kenneth Donahue. Seicento specializes in historically-informed performance of 17th -18th century choral music. Three performances: 2/17 (Boulder, 7:30pm, Grace Lutheran), 2/18 (Denver, 7:30pm, Bethany Lutheran), 2/19 (Estes Park, 2pm, Stanley Hotel Concert Hall).

7th Annual Rocky Mountain Singles Summit
TIMES OF EVENT:Saturday, February 4 - 5pm to 11pm
LOCATION:Sports Authority Field at Mile High
COST:$25 in advance, $30 day of eve
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Join us on Saturday, February 4 at Sports Authority Field at Mile High for Denver’s largest annual singles event, the 7th Annual Rocky Mountain Singles Summit!

This year's Singles Summit will be one for the Hall of Fame! In keeping with the football theme -it is Superbowl weekend after all - we have drafted an amazing team of players to entertain you, including former Denver Bronco Reggie Rivers, other Broncos alumni, cheerleaders, and a winning lineup of speakers, sponsors, and vendors offering products and services that cater to your single lifestyle.

The evening's activities include a "Bid For A Bronco" bachelor/bachelorette auction to raise money for Denver Broncos Charities; autograph signings and photos with Denver Broncos alumni and cheerleaders (all proceeds go to charity); an MVP Lounge; amazing giveaways from our sponsors; seminars; vendors; dancing; and takeaway bags with all sorts of goodies.

On top of all that, we'll have 800-1,000 of Denver's most eligible singles to mix, mingle, and flirt with. So get off the bench and into the [dating] game! For more details, visit http://www.rmsinglessummit.com

EVENT NAME: Planet X Productions presents: Beast of Babylon TIMES OF EVENT: Feb 10 - 18
LOCATION:Bug Theatre, 3654 Navajo
COST:10
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Set in the cradle of civilization of the Tigris-Euphrates fertile crescent, Beast of Babylon blends mythology, traditional heroic epic, and Hollywood camp in a tale of blood, blades, babes and beasts! Performed by War Ensemble along with Max Mago's Mundo de Magica! Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. February 10, 11, 17 and 18 - The Bug Theatre, 3654 Navajo Street in Denver. $10 at babylon.eventbrite.com or at the door. http://www.bugtheatre.org (303) 477-9984 - www.planetxplayers.wordpress.com

EVENT NAME: Armando: A Show for Lovers
TIMES OF EVENT:February 12, 2012 - 8:00 PM
LOCATION: 1527 Champa Street, Denver, CO, 80202
COST: $45 couples / $25 individual
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: For the past three years Bovine Metropolis Theater has performed a tribute to love. “Armando, a Show for Lovers” is the theater’s way of celebrating Valentine’s Day, and more importantly, celebrating love.

“Armando, a Show for Lovers” has a one night showing on February 12, at 8 pm. Tickets are $45 for a couple, or $25 for an individual. Each couple will get a rose. Tickets can be purchased online, over the phone and at the box office. Bovine Metropolis Theater is located at 1527 Champa Street in the heart of the Denver Theatre District. The Bovine is an improv organization that teaches and performs theatrical improvisation which is the art of accepting the unknown gracefully. For tickets and more information about Bovine Metropolis Theater, call 303-758-4722 or visit their web site at http://www.bovinemetropolis.com

EVENT NAME: American Red Cross Pet First Aid and CPR Class
TIMES OF EVENT: Sunday, February 12 (1-5 p.m.)
LOCATION:Foothills Animal Shelter (580 McIntyre Street, Golden)
COST: $65
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: In this 4-hour class, pet owners will learn pet CPR, rescue breathing, evacuation and emergency preparedness, treating physical injuries, poisoning, environmental emergencies and much more.
The class is $65 per person and includes class instruction, handouts, Pet First Aid Manual and DVD.

EVENT NAME: Free Valentine Ice Skating Party
TIMES OF EVENT:2-12-2012 3:00pm - 4:00pm
LOCATION: Foothills Ice Arena, 2250 S. Old Kipling St., Lakewood, CO
COST:FREE
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Free ice skating, food, drinks, prizes, and fun for the whole family. Skate rentals available for $1.

EVENT NAME: Bring Your Family to Neverland
TIMES OF EVENT:Feb. 12, 2012, 5:30-8 p.m.
LOCATION:6363 South Fiddler’s Green Circle in Greenwood Village, CO
COST:$50/single, $150 family of 4
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Colorado Ballet will host the Bring Your Family to Neverland event from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on February 12 at Palazzo Verdi, 6363 South Fiddler’s Green Circle in Greenwood Village, CO. During the event, families will interact with the characters from Colorado Ballet’s upcoming production of Peter Pan, which opens on February 24. Kids ages five and under are free.

Children of all ages will enjoy this event with sword fighting, face painting, pixie dust, shadow dancing and hula hooping with Peter Pan characters, and supper hosted by Epicurean Catering. Peter Pan performers including Peter Pan, Captain Hook, Tinker Bell, Wendy and Tiger Lily will be available for photographs and autographs.

EVENT NAME: Tuesday Night at Jax: Benchmade Knife Clinic
TIMES OF EVENT: 02/14/12 6:30PM
LOCATION:900 S. Hwy 287, Lafayette, CO 80026
COST:Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Presented by Alex Calnan Benchmade Representative. Construction, steel, materials and sharpening.

Concert in Support of CEFF
February 16th
The Mile Markers & the She Said String Band at Swallow Hill.

The 23rd Annual Colorado Women's Legislative Breakfast
Featuring Keynote Speaker Marguerite Salazar, regional Director of HHS.
Cost: $20 One ticket
$40 1/2 table for organization plus one ticket
Sponsor opportunities:
$50: Venue Sponsor: Includes 1 piece of literature in the packets, 1/2 table for organization, organization listed in program plus one ticket
$100: Speaker Sponsor includes 2 pieces of literature in packets, 1/2 table for organization, organization logo in program plus one ticket

EVENT NAME: 38th Annual Parkview Fine Arts Festival
TIMES OF EVENT:February 23-25
LOCATION:12444 Parkview Dr, - Aurora, CO 80011
COST: FREE
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Parkview Church is hosting its 38th annual Fine Arts Festival, Feb. 23-25. Artists will be exhibiting their works on canvas, paper, in clay, and other media. Writers’ Forum is Friday at 7PM and a free concert Saturday at 7PM by "Canadian Troubadour." For more info, call Parkview 303-366-5224, or see parkviewucc.org. We welcome you to this fine community celebration of creativity. Parkview Church is located at 12444 Parkview Drive, off the SE quadrant of Del Mar Circle, near South Middle School.

6th Annual Festival
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Opening Night VIP Cocktail Reception to follow screening of 1 feature length film, Speaking Opportunity.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Film Makers Luncheon, Speaking Opportunity
Environmental Photography Exhibit Opening, Wine & Cheese Reception, Speaking Opportunity. 6 week run.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
After Party, details tbd, Speaking Opportunity.

The Denver East High School Theatre Company is proud to present WORKING a topical musical based on Studs Terkel's book of the same name. The source of the show is real life interviews with people talking about their jobs and how they feel about them. The language is gritty, passionate and real, as is the music. The score was written by James Taylor, Stephen Schwartz and others. It’s a celebration of people’s passion for their work and pride in their ability to put food on the table. Showtimes are March 1st through 3rd at 7:00 p.m. and March 4th at 2:00 p.m. Tickets are available from Seat Yourself on the East Website. http://eastangels.org

The Colorado Ballet: Peter Pan
February 24th - March 4th 2012
Ellie Caulkins Opera House, 14th & Curtis, Denver, CO 80204
Cost: $20-$140
http://www.coloradoballet.org Colorado Ballet will take flight on a thrilling journey to Neverland with Peter Pan, February 24 through March 4, 2012 at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House. From the artistic duo behind Dracula, choreographer Michael Pink and composer Philip Feeney, Peter Pan takes over the stage for 12 performances.

BMA-Colorado Announces 2012 Gold Key Award Call for Entries “Unlock the Path” is 2012 Theme for Premier Business-to-Business Competition
The Colorado chapter of the Business Marketing Association (BMA) has issued its call for entries for the 2012 Gold Key Awards. Business-to-business marketers are invited to display their best work in Colorado’s most prestigious marketing competition. Dedicated solely to business-to-business marketing communications, the annual Gold Key awards celebrate marketing excellence and performance.

Gold Key is open to BMA members and non-members alike. Each year, BMA Colorado reviews and revises the Gold Key entry categories to ensure that the competition stays fresh and reflects current marketing trends. Entries in each category are judged on creativity, selling proposition, production – and most importantly – results. The judging process mirrors corporate expectations for strategic analysis and return on investment. Entrants are encouraged to submit materials in multiple categories to increase their chances of winning. Individual campaign components also may qualify for multiple entries. The Gold Key entry process is online – making entry simple and quick, so that even the busiest business marketers have a chance to show off their best work.

Gold Key award winners will be honored at the 2012 Gold Key premiere banquet held on Friday, May 4, 2011 at the Denver Art Museum.

Call for Entries Guidelines Gold Key accepts entries produced by or for Colorado companies between 1/1/11 and 2/17/12. Winners will be awarded Gold and Silver Key Awards based on four-criteria rating system. The coveted Best of Show Award honors the Gold Key winner judged as the best overall entry. Entries are due Feb. 10, 2012 by midnight. The extended deadline is Mar. 2 for an additional fee. Complete competition regulations, information, and entry forms are available at http://www. www.bmacolorado.org/goldkey

EVENT NAME: Tubbs Romp to Stomp Snowshoe Series
TIMES OF EVENT:March 3, 2012 8 am - 12 pm
LOCATION: Frisco Nordic Center, 616 Recreation Way, Frisco, Co 80443
COST:Adults $37, Lil Romper $27
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Celebrating 10 Years of Romping!
Strap on your snowshoes for the Colorado Romp to Stomp--a fun, family-friendly snowshoe event that is truly in a class of its own! In Frisco, Colorado with the majestic Rockies raising high above, thousands of people decked out in pink, and a festive atmosphere complete with live entertainment & FREE breakfast, the Romp is not to be missed!

Modeled after the highly successful Race for the Cure®, the Tubbs Romp to Stomp out Breast Cancer consists of a 3k or 5k snowshoe walk or a 3k snowshoe race. The event series has grown every year and now is the largest snowshoe series in the world.

Benefits: Denver Metropolitan Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Year started: 2003 Total # of participants since inception: 15,190 Total raised for Susan G. Komen: $745,262

EVENT NAME: Tuesday Night at Jax: Backyard Chicken Keeping
TIMES OF EVENT: 03/06/12 6:30PM
LOCATION:900 S. Hwy 287, Lafayette, CO 80026
COST:Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Presented by Clair Shier. All you need to know about urban chicken keeping.

EVENT NAME: Radio Disney's All About Kids
TIMES OF EVENT:March 10th 10am - 6pm & March 11th 10am - 5pm
LOCATION: Colorado Convention Center
COST: Adults $10; Kids (2-14) $5
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Radio Disney's All About Kids provides exciting and fun entertainment for the whole family! Showcasing over 70 exhibitors, live stage performances, and a variety of children's activities including pony rides, a petting zoo, jump castle, climbing wall, story time, and so much more. The expo features nonstop interactive fun and entertainment for kids of all ages, as well as valuable information for parents.

Event: 2012 Awards Luncheon In 2012 Colorado Nonprofit Association will again lead a statewide celebration of nonprofits and their achievements. Join us as we recognize the winners from the following five categories:
• William Funk Award for Building Stronger Communities
• Steve Graham Award for Building Nonprofit Capacity
• Legislator of the Year Award
• Excellence in Media Award
• Nonprofit Impact Award
Monday | March 12 | 2012
11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
Denver Marriott City Center
1701 California Street | Denver | CO 80202
Receive early bird pricing now through February 10th!

EVENT NAME: Littleton High School Performing Arts Music & Craft Fair
TIMES OF EVENT:Saturday, March 17, 2012 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
LOCATION:199 E Littleton Blvd, Littleton, CO (Just east of Broadway)
COST:$1 Admission (5 & under free)
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Craft Fair fundraiser for the Littleton High School Performing Arts Department and a fun day for all! Handmade items and commercial services related to performing and visual arts. Musical and theatrical performances throughout the day.
http://www.lhsperformingarts.net

Craft Fair Vendors
TIMES OF EVENT:March 17th, 2012 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
LOCATION:Littleton High School, 199 Littleton Blvd, Littleton, CO
COST: $50/space postmarked by Feb 1
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: Vendors needed for LHS Performing Arts Craft Fair. More information at: http://www.facebook.com/events/280397022014242/ http://web.me.com/lhsperformingarts/lhsperformingarts/Craft_Fair.html

EVENT NAME:Colorado Ballet presents "Tribute"
TIMES OF EVENT:3/29 @7:30PM, 3/30 @7:30PM, 3/31 @2PM and 7:30PM, 4/1 @2PM
LOCATION:Newman Center at DU, 2344 East Iliff Ave., Denver, CO
COST:$22-154
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Colorado Ballet will present Tribute, a mixed-bill production of innovative world premieres by three female choreographers March 29 through April 1, 2012 at the Newman Center at the University of Denver. Choreographers Emery LeCrone, Jodie Gates and Amy Seiwert will premiere their works in Tribute.

EVENT NAME: Balletto di Gala 2012 – Dancing With Our Stars TIMES OF EVENT: April 14, 2012, 6-10:30 p.m.
LOCATION: Westin Denver Downtown Hotel, 1672 Lawrence Street
COST: $250/guest $500/patron $150/YP
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:The gala will include a cocktail reception, silent auction, dinner and the Dancing With Our Stars program. Community leaders and Colorado Ballet dancers will give a short performance of traditional dances such as tango, waltz and samba at the event.

EVENT NAME: CSU Fashion Show "Beyond the Surface"
TIMES OF EVENT: April 21, 2012 - 5:30 VIP Gala Dinner, 7:30pm Gen Admission
LOCATION: University Center of the Arts, 1400 Remington St, Ft Collins
COST: Stu10 Gen Admis15, VIP 60
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Colorado State University Department of Design and Merchandising annual fashion show. 15 selected design students will showcase their collection in a state-of-the-art production. While everyone is invited to to attend, those who wish to make an appearance may buy either general admission tickets or VIP tickets for $60. VIP will also include a Gala Dinner and wine starting at 5:30. General admission fashion show will begin at 7:30 for $15 per ticket.

EVENT NAME: CSU Fashion Show "Beyond the Surface"
TIMES OF EVENT: April 20, 2012 - 7:30pm
LOCATION: University Center of the Arts, 1400 Remington St, Ft Collins
COST:Student $10 Gen Admission $15
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Colorado State University Department of Design and Merchandising’s annual fashion show. 15 selected design students will showcase their collection in a state of the art production. While everyone is invited to attend, High School students are particularly encouraged to make an appearance on Friday April 20th.

EVENT NAME: 2012 Colorado TechFair
TIMES OF EVENT: May 12, 2012 from 10-2:30 p.m.
LOCATION: DU's Knoebel School of Hospitality Bldg, 2044 E. Evans
COST: Free
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT:Technology and innovation take center stage in Denver Colorado at the 2012 Colorado TechFair presented by OpenWorld Learning.
Colorado TechFair is a one-day event that will be held on Saturday, May 12, 2012 from 10am to 2:30pm at the University of Denver’s Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Managment. The TechFair will feature over 75 projects created by 1st-8th grade students from Colorado. It will be a fantastic day for students of all ages to engage in hands-on, minds-on activities, such as Robotics, Game Design, Computer Programming, Graphic Design, Animation and much, much more. For more information or to register for the event, please visit . http://www.coloradotechfair.org

EVENT NAME: John Walsh Endorsed FREE Child Safety Day
TIMES OF EVENT: 5/12/2012 9:30 Am till 2:00PM
LOCATION:Ehrlich Nissan/ 2625 35th Ave, Greeley, Co
COST:FREE
DESCRIPTION OF EVENT: The John Walsh Endorsed (Host of America’s Most Wanted), FREE Child Safety Event will equip parents with the vital tools, FREE FBI Certified Biometric Fingerprints, FREE Digital Photograph, and FREE DNA Identification Kit, FREE Child Safety Journal to safeguard your children

The Lupus Foundation of America is holding its annual "Walk for Lupus Now"
May 20,2012 in Stapleton Park.
More than half the people with lupus suffer four or more years and visit 3 or more doctors before receiving a correct diagnosis. Late diagnosis and delayed treatment contribute to significant tissue damage leading to organ failure, disability and death. Thank you for your time and consideration.

OTHER ON-GOING EVENTS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS:

Denver's 7 and The Wildlife Experience Present: Globeology
A new and exciting adventure...one of global proportions has been added as a
permanent exhibit. A new expansion now houses the state-of-the-art exhibit with
over 25,000 sqaure feet of interactivity. Visitors will experience many compelling places
that help maintain the planet's ecological equilibrium. State-of-the-art animatronics and
special visual effects, sound effects and interactive touch screens with bio-facts and trivia games
that are relative to the different biomes. These features in conjunction with the realistic exhibits
will provide visitors with a unique and immersive experience with the world's wildlife and habitats
The Wildlife Experience / 10035 South Peoria / Parker
INFO: 720-488-3300 or www.twexp.org

A Year Round Presence for Film Festival
Film Screenings will be scheduled throughout the Metro area in collaboration with our partners such as Denver Green Streets and The Golden Urban Renewal Authority , Speaking Opportunity.
Film Festival in a Box will be developed to extend our reach to other Colorado communities. This kit will include all items needed for a community to host our preselected programming and market the event locally, Speaking Opportunity.

Denver's 7 and The Wildlife Experience Present: Lucky 7s
On the 7th of every month, receive discounted rates on museum admission,
combo admission and family memberships
Lucky 7s admission rates: $7.77 adults / $6.77 seniors / $.77 children
Lucky 7s combo rates: (museum and a film) = $9.77 adults / $7.77 seniors / $1.07 children
The Wildlife Experience / 10035 South Peoria / Parker
INFO: 720-488-3300 or www.twexp.org

Depression/Bipolar Support Group
We are a non-profit chapter of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance located in Northglenn, Colorado and have been meeting since 1995. You must be at least 17 years old to attend our meetings. Crossroads Church provides meeting rooms for the group; however, we are not affiliated with the church. OUR MISSION: Support for those suffering from depression and/or bipolar disorders as well as their family members and friends; Education of consumers, their families and friends, and the community at large regarding these illnesses, their symptoms, and various treatments for these illnesses, including the value of mutual support groups; Reducing stigma surrounding mental illness, and; Promoting positive dialog between consumers and professionals.
FREE
Every Monday evening from 7-9 pm / Crossroads Church, 10451 Huron St. Northglenn
INFO: http://www.dbsalliance.org/northstar

Fill Your Weekend with Free Fun for Kids at the DAM
Explore the Family Backpacks and Art Tubes at the Denver Art Museum every Saturday and Sunday and create your very own art adventure. Family Backpacks and the bite-size Art Tubes include puzzles, games and art activities for children of all ages. Engage your kids with Egypt themed Hotspots, inspired by the King Tut exhibit. Just look for Seymour, the family fun mascot, and follow him throughout the museum complex for kid-friendly activities. General Admission
Each Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m / 100 W. 14th Avenue
INFO: www.denverartmuseum.org

Blues Mondays with Roots & Rhythm
Denver blues and jazz vocalist and guitarist James Speiser is debuting with his new band lineup, ROOTS & RHYTHM
Well seasoned local blues artists Michael Ray (Drums) and Pete Williams (Bass) form the solid and dynamic rhythm section.
Pattie Melt's sultry saxophone is an asset to Denver's thriving blues scene.
Some of Denver's finest blues and jazz talent will also be our special guests every week.
NO COVER
Monday nights 9-1/3425 S Oleander Ct, Denver, CO 80224
INFO: www.reverbnation.com/rootsrhythm

Monthly Open House – Denver’s Union Station
The Platte Valley & Western Model Railraod Club hosts monthly open houses on the last
Friday of every month from 7p – 9p
Each night features a different theme related to railroading in the Rocky Mountains and the
Colorado Front Range. The railroad is open to visitors every Friday from 7p – 9p; various other
activities will be offered on these non-open house Fridays.
FREE and open to the public / donations are appreciated
INFO: www.PVWRR.org

OASIS Friday Night Workshops/PJ Movie Nights
Ao1 is now offering great theater arts Friday Night workshops and PJ Movie Nights!
Classes in Acting Techniques, Magic, IMPROV Jr, Ballroom and Swing Dancing, Accents and Dialects, Photography, Graphic Design and Stunts and Combat! PJ Movie Nights for kids ages 4-12. We meet on some Fridays from 4:30-8:30 pm.
$20 per registered student
4:30 to 8:30 pm / Fridays / Living Way Church 345 E. Highlands Ranch Parkway, H. Ranch
INFO: Call 3037915712

On The Spot – Bovine Metropolis Theatre
Watch the Bovine masters squirm under the white hot light as the “Whose
Line is it, Anyway” style show will have you squealing with laughter
$10 admission / INFO: 303-758-4722
10:15p / Fridays & Saturdays / 1527 Champa St. / Denver

Trip To Work
Employees in the Southeast Urban Corridor can take advantage of the Transit
Rider Incentive Program (TRIP) to save 50% off their monthly RTD passes
Since the program began over 4,000 passes have been sold to people working in
Englewood, Centennial, Lone Tree and Greenwood Village
INFO:www.triptowork.com

Taoist Tai Chi Society Presents: taijiquan (tai chi)
Benefit from the slow, gentle turning and stretching move of tai chi
Tai chi moves are designed to increase strength, flexibility and balance as well as reduce stress
INFO: www.colorado.usa.taoist.org
INFO: Denver - 303-623-5163
INFO: Westminster - 303-431-6094

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment’s: Women, Infants, Children Program
Women, Infants, Children (WIC) is a federal funded assistance program helping families in need
WIC familes receive monthly supplies of food high in protein, iron, vitamin C and calcium
WIC also helps answer health and nutrition questions, helps mothers make infant feeding choices,
offers nursing support, children’s growth checkup and referrals to other health services. Families,
young mothers living with their parents, families going back to school and working families all may
qualify. To find out if you qualify call 303-239-7143
WIC Clinics:
Lakewood – 260 S. Kipling St. / 303-239-7143
Arvada – 6303 Wadsworth Bypass / 303-275 -7510
Edgewater – 1711 A & B Sheridan Blvd. / 303-239-9580
*Note – JCDHE no longer operates a clinic in Conifer

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Nurse Visitation Program available for low-income first-time moms who meet financial
Guidelines; the nurse works as a partner to support the family in providing referrals, education,
and nursing care; the program is offered at no cost to the family
For more information or to refer a family call 303-239-7135 or 303-239-7021

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Child Health Plan Plus available for low-income families to get health insurance for their
children at affordable rates; applications are available at the Arvada and Lakewood locations
Eligibility for the program is based on financial qualification
For more information call 303-239-7120

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Program of Children with Special Needs (HCP) provides help to children with special health
needs, their families and service providers that work for them
Services offered: screenings, medical care, health and community services, family support groups,
clinics and more
To find out if you qualify call 303-239-7006

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Adult Health Clinic offers health services to the uninsured on a sliding fee scale; no one is denied services
due to the inability to pay; this is a well-clinic and provides adults 18 and older with basic services
Services offered: physical exams, cancer screenings, education, counseling and referrals and immunizations
Locations offering the Adult Health Clinic: Arvada and Lakewood
To make an appointment or for more info call 303-239-7078

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Health Care Access Program assists people with access to health care
Services offered: assistance with Medicaid application process and documentation; pregnancy tests and
referrals to prenatal providers; nurse visits to identify risk factors; referrals to appropriate JCDHE programs
For support with identifying and accessing community health care services contact the Resource Nurse at 303-239-7029

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Immunization clinics available for children an adults on an appointment only basis
Children's vaccines are free, there is an administrative fee of $14.50 per shot; fee for adults varies depending on the vaccine
Offered at Arvada and Lakewood locations; to make an appointment call 303-232-6301
For more information call 303-239-7187

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Free mammograms for women 40 and older; eligibility is based on financial qualification
Services offered: breast exam, pelvic exam and voucher for a free mammogram
For more information or to see if you qualify call 303-239-7044

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
STD testing and treatment offered; fees are on a sliding scale basis, proof of household
income and current address is required; testing is available by appointment only
Locations offering STD testing and treatment: Arvada and Lakewood sites
INFO: Lakewood location - 303-239-7078
INFO: Arvada location – 303-375-7500

Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Program
Anonymous, rapid HIV testing and counseling offered
$30 fee for initial counseling and test visit; testing is available by appointment only
Clients will receive results at the time of visit
Locations offering HIV testing and counseling: Arvada and Lakewood sites
INFO: Lakewood location - 303-239-7078
INFO: Arvada location – 303-375-7500

Jefferson Country Public Libraries Presents: FREE Small-business Assistance
Help for small business owners is available from 10am - 1pm every Friday
Columbine Library @ 7706 W. Bowles Ave.
FREE individual consultations; for current and prospective business owners
Consultations by business and industry experts
Visit www.smallbusinessdenver.com to set up an appointment

First Friday Art Tour: FREE Art Bus Ride
Every first Friday of the month from 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Golden Triangle Arts District's Art Bus shuttles passengers to neighborhood gallery openings, museums, artist studios and restaurants
Art Bus is FREE and provides transportation between exhibits, making rounds every 20 minutes
For more information call 303-573-1170 or visit www.gtad.org

Jefferson County Public Libraries Presents: Storytimes for Children
FREE storytimes for children are offered at ALL 10 Jefferson County public libraries
Complete schedules available at any library or visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
Jefferson County libraries also offer other free programs and activities for children

Jefferson County Public Libraries
FREE classes at area libraries including: Reading to Babies,
Home Decorating, Irish Dance Program, Storytimes For Kids,
Internet Class and Computer Classes.
For a complete schedule call 720-963-0900

FREE Computer Classes at Belmar Library
555 S. Allison Parkway in the Lakewood City Commons
FREE classes for adults on a variety of dates and times
All classes are hands-on taught in the library computer center with a terminal for each participant
Courses include: Computer Basics, Internet Basics, Internet Searching,
Web-based resources, Newspaper Articles, Magazine Articles, Using the Catalog, Find Health Information and Genealogy on the Web
For a detailed schedule visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
To register call (720) 963-0900

Free Computer Classes at Evergreen Library
5000 Highway 73 at Buffalo Park Road
Call 303-674-0780 to schedule individual sessions on Computer Basics or Internet Basics
Visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us for more information

Free Computer Classes at Columbine Library
7706 W. Bowles Avenue
Free classes on Catalog or Internet Basics for adults by appointment
Call 303-932-2690 for an appointment
Visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us

Denver Art Museum-FREE DAYS
13th Avenue and Acoma Street
FREE Admission on the first Saturday of every month for Colorado residents
For more information call 720-865-5000 or visit www.denverartmuseum.org

Chatfield Nature Preserve-FREE DAYS
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Road
FREE Admission on the first Friday of every month

Active Minds for Life
Join Active Minds for fun and educational programs on a wide variety of topics
Most programs are FREE and topics range from current international studies to historical themes
Dozens of classes are offered every month
For a list of current classes visit www.activemindsforlife.com/events.html
INFO: 303-320-7652
INFO: www.ActiveMindsForLife.com

Grief Support Group
Loss is painful. Anger, sadness, denial and shock are all normal grief responses that require
expression in order to heal. Sharing your sadness and loss, telling your stories, expressing
intense feeling, remembering your loved one and finding ways to redefine yourself are all part
of moving through grief in healthy ways. Affinity Hospice of Life and Garden Terrace would
love to extend their support to all of those who are coping with the loss of a loved one. Join
them for a time of sharing and healing. This is an informal and confidential support group which
meets the first Friday of each month. Refreshments will be served.
Free / 2p / First Friday of Every Month / Garden Terrace / 1600 S. Potomac St/ Aurora, CO
INFO: 303-745-3197
INFO: E-Mail Aaron D. Sims at Aaron_Sims@LCCA.com

FREE Service: Colorado Breast Cancer Resources Directory
Provides a helpful guide to the broad range of support resources available to Colorado breast cancer
patients including: support groups, hotlines, insurance information, online resources, books,
support resources/organizations, producer suppliers, wellness resources and more. Printed
annually in English and Spanish and available FREE of charge to anyone who needs it
For more information, or to order a directory, visit www.breastcancercolorado.org
Or call 303-239-3434

Project: Return to Work Inc.
FREE services for persons with a disability looking for employment
Visit www.r2w.org
or call 303-415-9187

Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Boulder County: FREE Support
Call 303-271-3533 or visit www.dbsalliance.org
Free neighborhood support groups, free community workshops and free information
DBSA meets every Friday at 7pm @ The Atrium; 3350 30th Street in Boulder
Informal, confidential, self-help group

American Red Cross Training Classes
CPR, AED, Community Disaster Education and babysitting classes available
For class descriptions, times, costs and information about how to register call 303-722-7474
Or visit www.denver-redcross.org

Salvation Army
Insurance for children and pregnant women who do not qualify for Medicaid
Forms and assistance offered weekly in English and Spanish
Tuesdays from 12pm - 12:30pm and 6 pm- 8pm
Salvation Army Red Shield Community Center at 2915 High St. in Denver
For more information call 303-295-2107

Senior Living – Resources For Seniors
A free source for seniors and care givers for information on relevant issues, resources,
and services including: Senior Centers, Working and Volunteering, Health and Fitness, Insurance
and Prescription Drug, Housing, Legal/Financial Issues, Federal, State and County Programs,
Senior Assistance, Care Giving and Transportation Options
www.seniorlivingrockies.com / seniorlvgrockies@aol.com

Rape Assistance and Awareness Program (RAAP)
24-Hour Crisis Hotline available
English available by calling 303-322-7273
Spanish available by calling 303-329-0031
Hearing impaired by calling 303-329-0023
For more information visit www.raap.org

Interactions Counseling
Free depression screenings, offered year-round
For more information call 303-796-7908 or visit www.mentalhealthscreening.org

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES/DONATIONS NEEDED:

American Cancer Society
Looking for volunteers to fill a variety of position within community programs aimed at reducing
the risk of cancer, detecting cancer as early as possible, ensuring proper treatement and
empowerment people facing cancer to cope and maintain the highest possible quality of life.
INFO: www.cancer.org
INFO: 303-758-2030

Rocky Mountain Unit of the Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
RFB&D is a national nonprofit organization that provides recorded books to individuals from kindergarten
through graduate school and beyond, who are blind, visually impaired, learning or physically disabled
Volunteer opportunities are varied and include: readers, directors, bookmarkers, office assistants
and school outreach.
For more information, or to volunteer, call 303-757-0787 or email betsyrfbd@qwest.net
RFB&D is located at 1355 South Colorado, Boulevard, Suite C-406 in Denver

Salvation Army
Needs nonperishable food items to be dropped off at any Salvation Army Thrift store in the Metro area or the following Salvation Army locations:
1) Family Services, 2201 Stout Street in Denver
2) Aurora Corps, 802 Quari Court in Aurora
3) South Valley Corps, 3900 E. Arapahoe Rd in Littleton
4) Denver Red Shield, 2915 High Street in Denver
5) Denver Citadel, 4505 W. Alameda in Denver
6) West Adams, 2821 W. 65th Place in Denver
Cash donations can be sent to the Salvation Army, PO Box 2369, Denver, CO 80201
or online at www.imsalvationarmy.org
For more information call 303-861-4833

Hospice of Saint John
Opportunities to help with patient care and social volunteering in nursing homes, hospice residential facilities, or in the patient's home
Volunteers are asked to make a one year commitment of 3 hours per week
For more information call 303-963-7035

American Red Cross
Needs volunteers for a variety of positions such as: Spanish language translators, drivers,
disaster volunteers, office assistants, first-aid/CPR instructors and more
For more information call 303-722-7474
Or visit www.denver-redcross.org

Bonfils Blood Center
To donate blood call 303-366-2000 or 1-800-365-0006

National Jewish Health
Needs friendly, active volunteers for various needs; volunteers are asked to commit 3-4 hours per week
for 6 months; training, parking and lunches are provided for volunteers
INFO: 303-398-1126
INFO: www.nationaljewish.org

Adult Learning Source
Needs volunteer tutors to help with ESL, Reading, Math, And GED Preparation
Volunteers needed for daytime classes at Aurora Family Literacy Centers, and
evening classes at the Denver County Jail
For more information call 303-922-4683

Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Colorado, Inc.
Needs volunteers for their School-Based Mentoring Program
Volunteer at one of 15 schools throughout Metro Denver one day a week
Sports Buddies and Community Mentoring volunteers needed as well
For more information call 303-433-6002, ext. 516 or visit www.bbbscolo.org

Denver Rescue Mission
In need of food, clothing and basic necessities
For more information call 303-297-1815 or visit www.denverrescuemission.org

Project Angel Heart
Needs volunteers to deliver meals in Denver
Monday -- Saturday
Kitchen volunteers needed to assist in preparation of daily meals
Monday -- Friday all day
For more info call 303-830-0202 or visit www.projectangelheart.org

Heifer International
Nonprofit organization that is working to end world hunger and care for the earth by giving cows, goats and other food and income-producing livestock to impoverished families around the world
To volunteer contact: Maria Franco Tapia with Heifer International Central Region
Local volunteer opportunities are available in Colorado
P.O. Box 45508, Rio Rancho, NM, 87174-5508
NM Office: 505-896-0348 or Toll Free: 877-663-1687
For more information visit www.heifer.org

Dress For Success
Professional interview clothing for women needed
330 North Institute, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
For more information call 719-578-1612 or visit www.dressforsuccess.org

Rape Assistance and Awareness Program (RAAP)
Needs volunteers for 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
No experience necessary, training session provided
For more information call 303-329-9922, ext. 302

Environmental Learning for Kids
Environmental Learning for Kids, 14460 E. 50th Ave. in Denver
ELK is a community-based non-profit organization that provides
an education in science and natural resources to low-income, culturally
diverse youth; donations go to support youth leadership and science education
For more information call 303-371-8658 or visit www.elkkids.org

Bluff Lake Nature Center
Needs individuals interested in being volunteer ambassadors
Duties include greeting visitors, answering questions, and sharing knowledge of nature
Volunteer Naturalists are also needed
Duties include teaching students through activities, games and science experiments
No experience is required, training and continuing education will be provided
Primarily weekend hours, with a flexible schedule; individuals and groups welcome
For more information call 303-468-3242 or visit www.blufflakenature.org

Creative Acres
Creative Acres maintains hundreds of animals in many different species all year round
These animals are in shelters that are comfortable, clean and maintain a high quality of life
They are also provided with the best medical care and a balanced diet
For more information call 303-659-4792
Please send donations to Creative Acres, PO Box 1143, Brighton, CO 80601
Donations can also be dropped off at any Vitamin Cottage location

OTHER WEB LINKS:

Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities
6901 Wadsworth Boulevard, Arvada, CO, 80003
For more information about classes, shows, or to request a catalog call 720-898-7200
Or visit www.arvada center.org

Boulder Public Library
For a monthly calendar of events visit www.boulder.lib.co.us

The Camera Obscura Gallery
1309 Bannock St. in Denver
10am – 6pm on Tue – Sat; 1pm – 5pm on Sun; CLOSED on Monday
For more information call 303-623-4059
www.cameraobscuragallery.com

Children's Museum of Denver
2121 Children's Museum Drive (I-25 & 23rd St. Exit 211)
For more information call 303-433-7444
For events visit www.mychildsmuseum.org

Colorado Ballet
Paramount Theatre (16th & Glenarm)
For tickets or more information call 303-837-8888
Or visit www.coloradoballet.org

Colorado History Museum
1300 Broadway
For more information call 303-866-3682
www.coloradohistory.org

Core New Art Space
900 Santa Fe Dr. in Denver
12noon – 9pm on Thu – Sun; 12noon – 9pm on Friday
For more information call 303-297-8428

Denver Art Museum
100 West 14th Ave. Parkway in Denver
For more information on exhibitions and events call 720-865-5000
TTY: 720-865-5003
www.denverartmuseum.org

Denver Botanic Gardens
1005 York St. in Denver
For more information call 303-973-3705
www.botanicgardens.org

Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Rd. (C-470 & Wadsworth)
For more information call 720-865-7009
www.botanicgardens.org

The Denver Brass
Historic Gebhard Mansion at 2253 Downing St. in Denver
For more information call 303-832-HORN (4676)
www.denverbrass.org

Denver Center for the Performing Arts
14th & Curtis in downtown Denver
Colorado Symphony Orchestra, ballets, theatre and more
For tickets and more information call 303-893-4100 or 303-830-TIXS
Outside Denver area call 800-641-1222
TTY: 303-893-9582
Or visit www.denvercenter.org

Denver Firefighters Museum
1356 Tremont Pl.
For more information call 303-892-1436
www.denverfirefightersmuseum.org

Denver Museum of Nature and Science
2001 Colorado Blvd
For information and reservations call 303-322-7009
TTY: 303-370-8257
Outside Metro Area: 1-800-925-2250
For weekly calendar listings visit www.dmns.org

Denver Public Library
10 W. 14th Ave Pkwy., Denver, CO 80204
For more information on classes, exhibitions and events visit www.denver.lib.co.us
Or call 720-865-1111
TTY: 720-413-8487

Downtown Aquarium
700 Water St. in Denver
For more information call 303-561-4450
www.downtownaquarium.com

Downtown Denver Partnership Inc.
What’s Up Downtown! A Monthly Guide To Special Events & Activities in Downtown Denver
For a free listing call 303-534-6161 or fax 303-534-2803
Or visit www.downtowndenver.com

Fine Arts Center - Colorado Springs
30 W Dale St. in Colorado Springs
10am - 5pm on Tue - Wed and Sun; 10am- 8pm on Thu - Sat; CLOSED on Mon
For more information call 719-634-5583
www.csfinearts.org

International Film Series
For more information call 303-492-1531
www.internationalfilmseries.com

Jefferson County Public Library
For classes at all Jefferson County Public Libraries visit Jefferson.lib.co.us
Or call 303-275-2205

Mayor's Office of Art, Culture, and Film
2001 Denver Outdoor Special Events
For more information call 720-913-8244
www.denvergov.org/event

The Molly Brown House Museum
1340 Pennsylvania St.
For more information call 303-832-4092
www.mollybrown.com

Morrison Natural History Museum
501 Colorado Highway 8 (one-half mile south of Morrison on Colo. Hwy 8)
Spring/Summer Hours - 10am - 5pm on Mon - Sat; 12noon - 5pm on Sun
$5 adults and teens; $4 seniors and youth; children 1 year old and younger are free
For more information call 303-697-1873
www.mnhm.org

Museum of Contemporary Art Denver
1485 Delgany St. (corner of 15th & Delgany)
For more information call 303-298-7554
www.mcadenver.org

Museum of Outdoor Arts
Englewood Civic Center, Suite 2-230, 1000 Englewood Parkway
For more information call 303-806-0444
www.moaonline.org

Price Pioneer Museum
100 E. Front St. in Florence (Pikes Peak Ave. and Front St.)
Dedicated to the collection and preservation of Eastern Fremont County history
For more information call 719-784-1904

University of Colorado
College of Music
For more information about performances call 303-492-8008
www.cuconcerts.org
www.colorado.edu/music

University of Denver Lamont School of Music
2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver
Box Office: 303-871-6412
www.du.edu/lamont

University of Denver Newman Center
2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver
Box Office: 303-871-6412 www.du.edu/newmancenter

William Matthews Gallery
1617 Wazee St. in Denver
For more information call 303-534-1300
www.williamsmatthewsgallery.com

WOW! Children's Museum
110 N. Harrison Avenue in downtown Lafayette
Fall hours: 9am - 5pm on Tuesday - Wed (toddlers only from 9am - 10am)
10am - 6pm on Thur - Sat 10am - 6pm; 12noon - 4pm on Sun; CLOSED on Mon
$7 general admission; adults are FREE; $5.50 for groups of 10 + children
For more information call 303-604-2424
www.wowmuseum.com