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Calendars on line Concert Calendar KGNU Presents Arts Calendar Events Calendar Arts Calendar   This is a calendar of arts events other than concerts and art sales. For concerts, see the Concert Calendar For non-art events and for art sales, see the Events Calendar This calendar is a service of KGNU. More info Submit on line KGNU is not responsible for the accuracy of the information presented here. For additional information on any posting, please use the contact information listed in the posting rather than contacting KGNU.   Event Location Extra info Tuesday, February 09 Boulder Lawrence J. Kings Book Signing Longmont Colorado at 10:00 AM Lawrence J. Kings Book Signing Events for the month of Feb 2010. Books: 1st book called What The Hell Were You Thinking? plus the newest and 2nd book called Hate and Discrimination in America. 9 FEB. from 10am - 5pm at Cafe Sole off Table Mesa behind King Soopers shoping center Boulder . 13 FEB.2010 from 10am - 5pm at Saxy's Cafe 2018 10th street Boulder 27 Feb. 2010 from 8am to 5pm at Buzz Coffee Shop 1139 francis st Longmont  Denver Special Screening: "I Can Tell The World" Davis Auditorium, University of Denver 2000 E Asbury Ave at 06:30 PM A unique opportunity to experience the first documentary about the original American music. Produced and co-directed by Coleen Hubbard and Larry Bograd, the film follows members of The Spirituals Project Choir, an interracial, multigenerational ensemble committed to the preservation and performance of African American spirituals. 303-620-5695   Chiarouscuro: The Dark/Light of the Soul - a performance y Sound Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Theater at 07:30 PM An event for all lovers of dance and movement arts! Experience an evening of soul-moving artistry with the areas new professional eurhythmy performing group. Sound Circle Eurythmy Ensemble is pleased to present CHIAROSCURO: The Dark/Light of the Soul An evening of eurhythmy, music and spoken work exploring the birth of the colors of the soul from the eternal dance of dark and light. The program includes tests by Octavio Paz, Theodore Roethke, Wendell Berry, Kathleen Raine, Rudolf Steiner.  Lafayette Tactile Tuesday WOW! Children's Museum at 09:00 AM Fun and squishy hands-on art materials available to play and create with in WOW!'s Art Room from 9:00am-11:00am! Adult supervision is required. Included with your Museum admission! For more information please call (303) 604-2424 or visit www.wowmuseum.com. WOW! is located at 110 N. Harrison Avenue in downtown Lafayette.  Wednesday, February 10 Boulder Singin' in the Rain Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time.  A Cabaret Evening with Tom Bogdan and Gary Grundei Naropa University, Nalanda Campu at 07:30 PM Tom Bogdan, visiting guest voice faculty in the MFA Theater: Contemporary Performance Program, currently teaches at Bennington College. His vocal repertoire includes Opera, Oratorio, Concert, and Cabaret. Gary Grundei, adjunct professor of voice and music composition in the MFA THCP program at Naropa, is an award-winning composer, pianist, sound designer, and teacher whose music has been heard at the Kennedy Center, Denver Center, and New York Stage and Film. This event is free.  Thursday, February 11 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 07:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Boulder Food, Wine, Jazz, Art St. Julien Hotel at 05:30 PM The Boulder County Bar Association sponsors the 9th Annual Winetasting, FOOD WINE JAZZ ART. This fundraiser benefits the Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado which provides civil legal assistance to low-income families and victims of domestic violence. For more information, call the bar offices at 303-440-4758.  Singin' in the Rain Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time.   Kim Rosen Reads SAVED BY A POEM Boulder Book Store at 07:30 PM Kim will read from SAVED BY A POEM, described by Christiane Northrup as "quite simply, transformational," a book that "redeemed poetry for me." She'll weave in saying powerful poems, with music. NOT YOUR ORDINARY READING. Be prepared to be deeply moved, as bookstore audiences have been across the country.  The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 07:30 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene ONeill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, ONeill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new playmeanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature. The  Friday, February 12 Arvada Love Letters by A.R. Gurney Festival Playhouse at 08:00 PM Love Letters is comprised of letters exchanged over a lifetime between two people who grew up together, went their separate ways, but continued to share confidences. The story of their bittersweet relationship gradually unfolds from what is written -- and what is left unsaid -- in their letters. Feb 12 - 28 - FriSat 8 p.m. & Sun at 2 p.m. 303-422-4090  Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 07:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Boulder Release Party for Tina Collen's memoir Tesla Motors 915 Pearl St. at 05:30 PM What do the Tesla sports car and Tina Collens memoir have in common? Healing. One is about healing the planet. The other is about healing one's own heart. And they're both doing it with style, clearing the air with cutting-edge design. You're invited to come early and see the cars before the presentation for Storm of the i: An Artobiography.   Singin' in the Rain Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time.   Chiarouscuro: The Dark/Light of the Soul - a performance y Sound Nomad Theatre at 07:00 PM An event for all lovers of dance and movement arts! Experience an evening of soul-moving artistry with the areas new professional eurhythmy performing group. Sound Circle Eurythmy Ensemble is pleased to present CHIAROSCURO: The Dark/Light of the Soul An evening of eurhythmy, music and spoken work exploring the birth of the colors of the soul from the eternal dance of dark and light. The program includes tests by Octavio Paz, Theodore Roethke, Wendell Berry, Kathleen Raine, Rudolf Steiner.  Documentary Short - WINGS OF SILVER:The Vi Cowden Story Boulder Public Library at 07:00 PM When the country needed every man, She answered the call. In 2010 the United States will award the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest award that a civilian can receive from Congress, to nearly 300 women, all over the age of 86. What is it that these women did to deserve such a prestigious decoration? This film follows 93-year-old Vi Cowden's journey from flying byplanes in the Black Hills of South Dakota to being among the first women in U.S. history to fly military fighter planes.  The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 07:30 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  Denver Milagros del Corazon Auction (Miracles of the Heart) art show Chicano Humanities and Arts Council (CHAC) Gallery at 06:00 PM 6 to 9 PM at "Space Gallery" 772 Santa Fe Drive . Join others for Silent Auction that will feature hundreds of beautiful hearts created by local Denver Artists, schools and our community supporters. Also choose from numerous donated art pieces and services. Proceeds will benefit our year round cultural arts programming! Live classical Spanish guitar music by James Garcia. There is a small charge at the door, special rate for couples. (303) 571-0440.  Mercury Motley Players in Goldman Sex Mercury Cafe at 07:30 PM Runs every Friday in February. A perverse romantic comedy for the politically astute & pissed off!. Reservations: 303-294-9258  Roller Skating With My Cousin BINDERY | space at 08:00 PM Part science lab, part disco, Roller Skating With My Cousin combine the Biblical story of the Tower of Babel with the sexual revolutionary act of roller skating, while simultaneously asking whether we can all create a universe in our kitchen sink and why did Ronald Reagan fail as the anti-Christ? This mash-up results in a lively, dark romp in which synchronized chorus of roller skaters builds a tower under a star-flecked mirror ball sky. Only LIDA begins the New Year with this kind of party.  The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene ONeill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, ONeill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new playmeanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature. The  Lafayette An Evening of heART Harlequin Center for The Performing Arts at 07:00 PM Fundraiser benefiting the East Boulder County Artists (EBCA) and Peanut Butter Players. Featuring art, live music, and fine local foods and beverages. Participate in live and silent auction of art, goods, and services. 7-10 p.m. at 990 S. Public Road, Lafayette. Tickets available at Harlequin Center, 990 S. Public Road and pARTiculars, 401 S. Public Road  Saturday, February 13 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 03:00 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Boulder Free Valentine Card Making at Boulder Arts & Crafts Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery at 01:00 PM From 1-3 pm on Saturday Feb 13: Create a unique Valentine card with artists from our gallery. Colorful fabrics cut into hearts & other shapes, are ironed on to cardstock. Markers & watercolors complete the embellishments. All materials provided. Kids 5 and up please. Boulder Arts & Crafts continues to weave the arts into the community and nurture our younger artists. Come play with us!  Singin' in the Rain Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time.   The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 07:30 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  Denver Sweet Times in the Rockies Colorado Convention Center at 10:00 AM Fascinated by the cake decorating and sugar art challenges on the major cable networks? See what local sugar artists can do at the fourth annual Sweet Times in the Rockies, to be held February 13-14, 2010, at the Colorado Convention Center. This event is free to all spectators. Anyone of any age and any experience level is eligible to enter the competition. Entry and other information, check out website.  Bourbon Street Brass: Carnival! Newman Ctr for Performing Arts at 07:30 PM Bourbon Street Brass: Carnival! With the Lamont Steel Pan Ensemble & Special Carnival Soloists! Mardi Gras Fever comes to Colorado! The street-party tradition of Carnival takes us from New Orleans to Trinidad and Rio as we bask in the rhythmic magic of everything Cajun and Latin from Blues to Dixieland, Calypso and Mambo, its time to party on down with the sparkle that can only come from brass, steel pans, washboard, and the kitchen sink.  Roller Skating With My Cousin BINDERY | space at 08:00 PM Part science lab, part disco, Roller Skating With My Cousin combine the Biblical story of the Tower of Babel with the sexual revolutionary act of roller skating, while simultaneously asking whether we can all create a universe in our kitchen sink and why did Ronald Reagan fail as the anti-Christ? This mash-up results in a lively, dark romp in which synchronized chorus of roller skaters builds a tower under a star-flecked mirror ball sky. Only LIDA begins the New Year with this kind of party.  The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene ONeill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, ONeill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new playmeanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature. The  Estes Park 18th Annual Imagine This! Mountain View Bible Fellowship, 1575 S St Vrain Ave at 11:00 AM This family arts festival is part of the largest annual arts extravaganza in Estes Park.Although geared primarily for children, participants of all ages will enjoy a potpourri of creative visual art experiences, hands-on activities and live musical and dance performances.   Evergreen Evergreen Players present Love Letters Center/Stage at 07:30 PM A story of love through a lifetime of letters. Sat. Feb 13 at 7:30 p.m. Sun. Feb 14 at 2 p.m. 303-674-4934. 27608 Fireweed Dr.  Sunday, February 14 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 06:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle  Boulder Valentine's Art Reception with Local Artists Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery at 02:00 PM Boulder Arts & Crafts Welcomes Local Artists-- Mary Magdelena & Diana Tripp, with a Sunday Afternoon Reception Friday, February 14 from 2- 4 pm. Gallery open daily at 11. Both shows up through February.  Sunday Storyteller Serie Boulder Public Library at 06:00 PM Love Stories for a Winter AfternoonValentine Concert with 3 Storytellers: Kay Negash, Eric Patterson & Linda Batlin. As a valentine treat, stories of the season (the return of light!) from the Ancient Greeks and the Luhya of Central Africa (Demeter and Persephone, The Girl Who Married the Sun - which are also love stories) are told between tales of romance, ranging from the humorous/personal (A Summers Love) to the humorous/historical (A Determined Lover, a ghost story from the gold rush.  Singin' in the Rain Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time.   Denver Bourbon Street Brass: Carnival! Newman Ctr for Performing Arts at 02:30 PM Bourbon Street Brass: Carnival! With the Lamont Steel Pan Ensemble & Special Carnival Soloists! Mardi Gras Fever comes to Colorado! The street-party tradition of Carnival takes us from New Orleans to Trinidad and Rio as we bask in the rhythmic magic of everything Cajun and Latin from Blues to Dixieland, Calypso and Mambo, its time to party on down with the sparkle that can only come from brass, steel pans, washboard, and the kitchen sink.  Mercury Motley Players in Goldman Sex Mercury Cafe at 07:00 PM Runs every Friday in February. A perverse romantic comedy for the politically astute & pissed off!. Reservations: 303-294-9258  Valentine's Day featuring Pat Dixon Comedy Works at 07:00 PM Join Pat Dixon as we celebrate Valentine's Day! Lover's Delight package includes: 2 tickets to the show, a dozen roses and a 1lb. heart shaped box of chocolates  Greenwood Village Valentine's Day SweetTarts Comedy Works South at the Landmark at 08:00 PM Join us for SweetTarts with your sweetheart for a very special Valentine's Day performance. Featuring some sweet and some sour comedy. The SweetTarts show is a showcase of relationship material.Valentine's Day Packages: Lover's Delight includes: 2 tickets to the show, a dozen roses and a 1lb. heart shaped box of chocolates. My Funny Valentine includes: 2 tickets and a dozen roses. Sweet on You includes: 2 tickets and a 1 lb. heart shaped box of chocolates   Longmont Valentine's Dinner & Show The Longmont Theatre at 07:00 PM "Love Letters" by LTC at 8pm.Dinner includes salad, garlic bread and Italian Lemon Dessert. For reservations, call 303-772-5200   Wednesday, February 17 Boulder Singin' in the Rain Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time.   The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 07:30 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  Thursday, February 18 Boulder The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 07:30 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene ONeill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, ONeill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new playmeanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature. The  Friday, February 19 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 07:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's Dinner Theatre at 06:15 PM February 19 - May 8, 2010 .Wednesdays: doors/dinner 5:30 pm, performance 7 pm. Thursdays - Sundays: doors/dinner 6:15 pm, performance 7:45 pm Sunday Matinees: doors/dinner 12:15 pm, performance 1:45 pm.Box OfficeInfo: (303) 449-6000, boxoffice@bouldersdinnertheatre.com.Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer.  ABCDEFG Haiti Boulder Elks Lodge at 07:00 PM 100% of proceeds to go to the American Red Cross Haiti Relief and Development Fund. Event runs fro 7 p.m. to midnight and features Chris Daniels, Ayo Awosika, Jaden, Megan Burtt, Rob Drabkin, Kyle James Hauser and other special guests.  The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 07:30 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  Denver Mercury Motley Players in Goldman Sex Mercury Cafe at 07:30 PM Runs every Friday in February. A perverse romantic comedy for the politically astute & pissed off!. Reservations: 303-294-9258  The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene ONeill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, ONeill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new playmeanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature. The  Estes Park Images of Color Exhibit Art Center of Estes Park Gallery, 517 Big Thompson Ave at 05:00 PM A reception noting the opening of this exhibit featuring the watercolors of Pam England. Exhibit continues through March 28.  Saturday, February 20 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 03:00 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  'Zora!', by playwright Laurence Holder, Fox Theatre Aurora 9900 E Colfax at 07:30 PM 'Zora!', by playwright Laurence Holder, at The Aurora Fox Theatre, running through Mar.14, 2010. Directed by donnie l. betts and starring Lea LaShawn as famed Harlem Renaissance novelist, anthropologist, and folklorist Zora Neale Hurston. 303-739-1970 for tickets.  Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 07:30 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  Denver Kantorei performs Contemporary Choral Classics Augustana Lutheran Church at 07:30 PM In Contemporary Choral Classics Kantorei celebrates the ethereal works of world-renowned composer Eric Whitacre at 5000 East Alameda Ave. The program will include Kyrie from the Mass for double choir by Frank Martin, Trios Chansons by Henk Badings, Prayer by Rene Clausen and Didnt My Lord Deliver Daniel by Moses Hogan. 303-388-4962  Roller Skating With My Cousin BINDERY | space at 08:00 PM Part science lab, part disco, Roller Skating With My Cousin combine the Biblical story of the Tower of Babel with the sexual revolutionary act of roller skating, while simultaneously asking whether we can all create a universe in our kitchen sink and why did Ronald Reagan fail as the anti-Christ? This mash-up results in a lively, dark romp in which synchronized chorus of roller skaters builds a tower under a star-flecked mirror ball sky. Only LIDA begins the New Year with this kind of party.  The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Longmont Honky Tonk: Portraits of Country Music 1972-1981 Longmont Museum at 05:00 PM Photographs by Henry Horenstein will be on exhibit starting today, through April 11th, with an opening reception on Feb 19th at 7pm.  Sunday, February 21 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 06:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Boulder The Country Wife University Theatre, Mainstage at 02:00 PM Banned for 170 years for its promiscuous plot and language so bawdy it would have made Shakespeare blush, William Wycherly's 1675 farce The Country Wife has returned to popularity. Set in 17th-century London, the notorious womanizer Harry Horner plans an outrageous deception to gain unrivalled pleasures with as many ladies of high society as possible.  The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 03:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Stories on Stage presents As Time Goes By Denver Performing Arts Complex at 06:30 PM Part of their Always on Sunday series, featuring Nick Sugar, Jeanne Paulsen, Ping Wu and John Hutton on Sunday, February 21 in the Stage Theatre at the Denver Performing Arts Complex. Show times are 1:30 p.m. and 6.30 p.m. 303-494-0523  Estes Park 23rd Annual Women's History Month Art Exhibit Cultural Arts Council Gallery, 423 W Elkhorn Ave at 01:00 PM Opening reception for annual art exhibit featuring the work of women artists.  Tuesday, February 23 Boulder Yodo Kurahashi in Concert Performing Arts Center, Naropa University at 07:00 PM Yodo Kurahashi is one of Japan's great Master Shakuhachi flute players. His repertoire includes the classical ensemble music of the Edo period and newly written pieces for shakuhachi and other instruments such as Chinese pipa.   Lafayette Tactile Tuesday WOW! Children's Museum at 09:00 AM Fun and squishy hands-on art materials available to play and create with in WOW!'s Art Room from 9:00am-11:00am! Adult supervision is required. Included with your Museum admission! For more information please call (303) 604-2424 or visit www.wowmuseum.com. WOW! is located at 110 N. Harrison Avenue in downtown Lafayette.  Wednesday, February 24 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   KGNU presents a Special Screening of The Cove Dairy Center for the Arts at 07:00 PM KGNU presents a special screening of the critically-acclaimed and award-winning documentary The Cove. The evening will include a unique opportunity to participate in a Q & A panel session with members of the cast and crew will follow the film. Tickets are $15 at the Dairy Center for the Arts' box office. 303-444-7328 Tuesday - Friday 1 - 5 pm.   Thursday, February 25 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Friday, February 26 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 07:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  'Zora!', by playwright Laurence Holder Foxt Theatre Aurora at 07:30 PM 'Zora!', by playwright Laurence Holder, at The Aurora Fox Theatre, running through Mar.14, 2010. Directed by donnie l. betts and starring Lea LaShawn as famed Harlem Renaissance novelist, anthropologist, and folklorist Zora Neale Hurston. 9900 E Colfax 303-739-1970 for tickets.  Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   One Life, Two Cultures - Pajama Party Boulder Public Library at 07:00 PM Imagination Makers Theater Co. -Penned by Colorado student authors, amazing true stories and songs have been written in English and in the authors native languages. The young people originated in the countries of Mexico, Korea, Nepal, Russia, Ghana, China, and Bosnia. This dynamic multilingual production dramatizes inspiring tales of kids memories from their native countries, traveling to this country, and adapting to life in a new place.  Denver Spark Gallery: Brokaw-Nelson/Chang Show Spark Gallery at 06:00 PM "Silent Turning Point," mixed media by Lydia Brokaw-Nelson; "A Sutra," mixed media installation by Polly Chang; North Gallery features Karen Link, "New Paintings," acrylic on canvas. Show runs from February 25 thru March 20. Hours: Thurs., Fri., Sat. noon to 5 PM, Fri. evenings 6 to 9 PM.  Mercury Motley Players in Goldman Sex Mercury Cafe at 07:30 PM A perverse romantic comedy for the politically astute & pissed off!. Reservations: 303-294-9258  The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Lafayette World premieres of Shakespeare Incorporated and Postville Mary Miller Theater at 07:30 PM 2 award-winning plays by local playwright, Don Fried. Shakespeare, Incorporated - February 26 - March 13, Fri/Sat at 7:30pm & Sun at 2pm - Louisville Center for the Arts, 801 Grant Ave. www.ccctheater.org - 303-665-0955. Postville - March 5 - 27, Fri/Sat at 7:30pm & Sun at 2pm - Historic Mary Miller Theater, 300 E. Simpson St 720-209-2154.  Saturday, February 27 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 03:00 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners. AND 7:30pm performance  Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Sunday, February 28 Aurora 'Zora!', by playwright Laurence Holder Foxt Theatre Aurora at 02:00 PM 'Zora!', by playwright Laurence Holder, at The Aurora Fox Theatre, running Fridays, Saturdays & Sunday matinees through Mar.14, 2010. Directed by donnie l. betts and starring Lea LaShawn as famed Harlem Renaissance novelist, anthropologist, and folklorist Zora Neale Hurston. 303-739-1970 for tickets.  A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 06:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 03:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Tuesday, March 02 Boulder nice jewish girls gone bad + good for the jews Dairy Center for the Arts at 08:00 PM Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad is a refreshing mix of comedy, music, spoken-word and show-stopping burlesque, featuring the gals who learned to smoke at Hebrew School, got drunk at their Bat-Mitzvahs and would rather have more schtuppa than the chupah, featuring performers seen on Comedy Central, HBO and Network TV. These badass chosen chicks boldly dare to deconstruct years of tradition, expectations and guilt in a fast-paced vaudeville extravaganza. It's ain't yo' mama's Fiddler!  Wednesday, March 03 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Thursday, March 04 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Works in Progress Concert Performing Arts Center, Naropa University at 07:00 PM The Works in Progress series is a bi-annual presentation of a variety of original musical works and compositions currently being developed by students in the Music Department at Naropa University. This Event is free and open to the public.   Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Friday, March 05 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 07:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Denver The Enlightenment A Musical in 12 Steps Cleo Parker Dance Theater, 119 Park Ave. West at 07:30 PM This humorous, compassionate, and thought-provoking two-act play which takes place in the context of a 12-step meeting and unfolds through a lively combination of music, dance and dialogue. March 5, 6, 12, 13 at 7:30 p.m. & March 14 at 2 p.m. at 119 Park Ave. West. Tickets at Center for Spiritual Living Denver, 1420 Ogden, #206 from Noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday or on Sundays in the centers bookstore before and after the 10:00 a.m. service.  The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Nederland 20th Annual Frozen Dead Guy Days Town of Nederland at 10:00 AM This year marks Grandpa Bredo's 20th year on ice. Will this be the year that he comes back to life in his Tuff Shed? All events are free, unless you're a contestant in one a competition. Featured activities & events: *Space Oddity Blue Ball-featuring Great American Taxi*Grandpa & Alien Ice Queen look-a-like contest* Brain Freezer Tent*Grandpa's Mall Crawl *Live Music Friday-Sunday-Onda, Phat Rabbit, Elephant Revival, Mountain Standard Time*Reanimate Yourself Tent*Parade of Hearses and much more  Saturday, March 06 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 03:00 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners. AND 7:30pm performance  Denver The World is Mine Buntport Theater at 08:00 PM Set inside the head of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The World is Mine is a fantastical exploration of creation. Sitting in the hospital, recovering from an appendectomy, O'Neill tries to muster the inspiration to write a new play meanwhile, as depicted by Buntport, all sorts of things rattle about in his brain: his dramatic wife who is trying to decorate their new home, the nurse that reminds the author of his estranged daughter, and a Swedish emissary delivering the Nobel Prize in literature.  Sunday, March 07 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 06:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Monday, March 08 Boulder The Art Of Vulnerability: A Workshop For Musicians Rocknsoul Cafe at 07:00 PM Musicians performance workshop. 7:00 pm  Wednesday, March 10 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Thursday, March 11 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer.We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Denver PHAMALY Audition Notice - Disneys Beauty and the Beast Mizel Center for Arts & Culture at 04:00 PM PHAMALY will hold auditions Thursday, March 11 from 6-9pm - at 350 S. Dahlia St. Call backs March 13, 1-6pm. Rehearsals begin in May. Needed are physically, emotionally and/or cognitively challenged men, women and children of all ages and cultural backgrounds. Auditioners must have a physical, developmental, or emotional disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act.  Friday, March 12 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 07:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Saturday, March 13 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 03:00 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.AND 7:30pm performance  Saturday, March 13 Aurora A Song For Coretta by Pearl Cleage Shadow Theatre at 06:30 PM On February 6, 2006, people began lining up at dawn outside of Ebenezer Baptist Church to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Coretta Scott-King, whose body lay in state in the small sanctuary. When a cold rain began to fall at sunset, those who had thought to bring umbrellas shared them with those whose resolve was the only thing not dampened by the drizzle; the five characters in this play are at the end of that long line of mourners.  Boulder Origami Festival Boulder Public Library at 02:00 PM Celebrate the exhibition of Origami USA's 2009 children's Origmi competition winners, as well as the work of other local folders. At 2 p.m., Jennifer Armstrong, a musician and storyteller from Maine, tells Japanese and Celtic tales in the Canyon Theater. From 3 - 4 p.m., see a demonstration of "wet" origami and/or make a few models yourself with instruction and paper provided by the Boulder Folders at three skill levels. Then at 4 p.m. see the new film "Between the Folds"  Wednesday, March 17 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Thursday, March 18 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Wednesday, March 24 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Longmont Country Memories lecture by Pete Wernick Longmont Museum at 07:00 PM Join bluegrass legend Pete Wernick to hear his memories of honky tonks and bluegrass festivals shown in the Longmont Museum's exhibit, "Honky Tonk: Portraits of Country Music, 1972-1981".  Thursday, March 25 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Saturday, March 27 Boulder Artnat Rocknsoul Cafe at 07:30 PM Musical variety show, 20+ year tradition started from The Tantra. 7:30 pm  Thursday, April 01 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Friday, April 02 Estes Park Artist Adaptations exhibit Art Center of Estes Park at 05:00 PM The acrylic work of Audie Yenter and wood work or Jim Yenter is featured. Exhibit continues through May 9  Wednesday, April 07 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Thursday, April 08 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Saturday, April 10 Estes Park 13th Annual Student Expressions Cultural Arts Council Gallery, 423 W. Elkhorn Ave. at noon Park District Student K-12 District Art Show. Show continues through April 25  Wednesday, April 14 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Thursday, April 15 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Friday, April 16 Boulder Impressions Dairy Center for the Arts at 07:30 PM Choreographer Marie-Jose Payannet brings the world of visual arts to dance. Her compositions infuse the subtlety and grace of classical ballet with the urgency and vigor of visual artists who broke the rules of academic painting. With the stage as their canvas, the dancers will explore light and shadow, movement and lines, expanding the classical palette with the influences of tango, flamenco, jazz and pop.   Wednesday, April 21 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 05:30 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Thursday, April 22 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be reveale  Thursday, April 29 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio.  Longmont Boulder Potters Guild 40th Annual Spring Show and Sale Boulder County Fairgrounds at 10:00 AM The 70 Members of the Boulder Potters' Guild will be holding their 40th Annual Spring Show and Sale on April 29th-May 2nd, Hover and Nelson Roads in Longmont. Hours are 10am-8pm Thursday-Friday, 9am-6pm Saturday, and 10am-4pm on Sunday. Functional, sculptural, and decorative work will be featured. There will be daily drawings for a ceramic piece and ongoing demonstrations. Admission and Parking are free. For more information call 303-447-0310.   Saturday, May 01 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.  Sunday, May 02 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 12:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed. Also 6:15 performance.  Music Student Arts Concert Performing Arts Center, Naropa University at 07:00 PM The Music Student Arts Concert showcases the work of student ensembles as well as highlighting the work of Music Majors. Participants in the Spring 2009 Concert will include the Afropop Ensemble, the Naropa Chorus, Musicianship Students, Composition Students and a few Music Majors sharing solo and collaborative work. This event is free and open to the public.   Monday, May 03 Longmont Call for Entries: LAG/BAA 2010 Members' Show Boulder County Fairgrounds at 05:00 PM The Longmont Artists Guild and the Boulder Art Association are requesting entries for a members show to be held at the Boulder County Fairgrounds from June 10-13, 2010. Deadline for entry forms is Monday, May 3, 2010 by 5pm. Please visit the Boulder Art Association web site at www.boulderartassociation.org or the Longmont Artists Guild web site at www.longmontartistsguild.org to download entry forms and membership information.   Thursday, May 06 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.  Friday, May 07 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.  Estes Park Point-Counterpoint exhibit Cultural Arts Council Gallery, 423 W. Elkhorn Ave. at 05:00 PM Work features fine American realism and non-objective art shown side by side  Saturday, May 08 Boulder The Light in the Piazza Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM Based on a novella by Elizabeth Spencer. We begin in Florence, Italy. In the summer of 1953, Clara, a young American tourist, meets and falls in love with Fabrizio. But when Clara's mother learns of the affair, she forbids it for fear a secret will be revealed.   Friday, May 14 Estes Park Point-Counterpoint exhibit Art Center of Estes Park at 05:00 PM Featured are Patty Hawkins' fiber work and sculptures by Carol Cunningham. Exhibit continues through June 20.  Saturday, May 15 Boulder Open Studios Juried Art Fair Twenty Ninth Street at 10:00 AM The third annual Open Studios Juried Art Fair will be held on Saturday and Sunday, May 15 & 16. This street fair is located in the 29th St shopping district in central Boulder. Exhibits will feature Colorado artists who offer a rich mix of media unique in style and price. 29th Street will be closed on both days. Free parking is available in the garage and parking lots. On January 1, 2010, Open Studios became OpenArts. OpenArts is the umbrella organization bringing you this event.  Peter Pan Boulder's Dinner Theatre at 06:15 PM One of the world's most celebrated musicals! Rediscover the charm of J.M. Barries' Peter Pan, Tinker Bell, the children Wendy, Michael and John, pirates and Indians, and unforgettable songs Never Never Land, I Won't Grow Up and I'm Flying.   Estes Park Jazz Fest & Art Walk Performance Park Amphitheater, 417 W. Elkhorn Ave. at 10:00 AM For two days the mountains are alive with the sounds of great jazz at the outdoor amphitheater at Performance Park. Visitors will also enjoy exploring unique galleries exhibiting exceptional art. Art Walk 10 am - 5 pm; Jazz Performances noon to 5 pm  Lyons Lyons Outdoor Market Lyons at 10:00 AM An outdoor market featuring a variety of local, national and international art, music and food every Saturday from 10am to 3pm at 446 Main St. on the way to Rocky Mtn. National Park and other high country activities! Market starts May 15th and runs every Saturday until October 9th.  Sunday, May 16 Boulder Open Studios Juried Art Fair Twenty Ninth Street at 11:00 AM The third annual Open Studios Juried Art Fair will be held on Saturday and Sunday, May 15 & 16. This street fair is located in the Twenty Ninth Street shopping district in central Boulder. Exhibits will feature Colorado artists who offer a rich mix of media unique in style and price. 29th Street will be closed on both days. Free parking is available in the garage and parking lots. On January 1, 2010, Open Studios became OpenArts. OpenArts is the umbrella organization bringing you this event.  Estes Park Jazz Fest & Art Walk Performance Park Amphitheater, 417 W. Elkhorn Ave. at 10:00 AM For two days the mountains are alive with the sounds of great jazz at the outdoor amphitheater at Performance Park. Visitors will also enjoy exploring unique galleries exhibiting exceptional art. Art Walk 10 am - 5 pm; Jazz Performances noon to 5 pm  Saturday, May 29 Estes Park Art Market Bond Park, Downtown Estes Park at 09:00 AM More than 90 juried artisans assemble to kick off the summer season and to showcase their art in Bond Park in the center of downtown Estes Park. Fine arts and crafts from local, regional and national artisans will be for sale.  Estes Park Antique & Collectables Show Barn W -Fairgrounds at Stanley Park, 1209 Manford Ave. at 10:00 AM A collector's treasure trove of special finds available from more than 50 vendors. The Estes Park Antiques and Collectables Show is sponsored by Top Hands as a fund raiser for the Rooftop Rodeo.  Sunday, May 30 Estes Park Art Market Bond Park, Downtown Estes Park at 09:00 AM More than 90 juried artisans assemble to kick off the summer season and to showcase their art in Bond Park in the center of downtown Estes Park. Fine arts and crafts from local, regional and national artisans will be for sale.  Monday, May 31 Estes Park Art Market Bond Park, Downtown Estes Park at 09:00 AM More than 90 juried artisans assemble to kick off the summer season and to showcase their art in Bond Park in the center of downtown Estes Park. Fine arts and crafts from local, regional and national artisans will be for sale.  Sunday, June 27 Estes Park Scandinavian Midsummer Festival Bond Park, In the center of downtown Estes Park at 10:00 AM Scandinavians celebrate the summer solstice - the longest day of the year - with a festival of music, flowers, and food in Estes Park the last weekend in June. Festivities begin on Saturday morning with the raising of the Maypole and a colorful opening ceremony. Entertainment by folk dance groups and Scandinavian musicians. Scandinavian food and crafts of all kinds available. All daytime activities of the festival are free and open to the public.  Wednesday, July 28 Boulder Singin' in the Rain Boulder's DInner Theatre at 06:15 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time.   Saturday, September 04 Estes Park Estes Park Alpaca Market Fairgrounds at Stanley Park, 1209 Manford Ave. at 09:00 AM Featuring Alpaca spinning, weaving and knitting, plus demonstrations, exhibits and lectures. Alpacas on display and for sale.  Labor Day Weekend Arts & Crafts Show Bond Park, Elkhorn Ave. & MacGregor Ave. at 09:30 AM More than 90 booths filled with ceramics, wearable art, photography, painting, jewelry, sculpture, stained glass, woodwork, seasonal items and much more.  Sunday, September 05 Estes Park Estes Park Alpaca Market Fairgrounds at Stanley Park, 1209 Manford Ave. at 09:00 AM Featuring Alpaca spinning, weaving and knitting, plus demonstrations, exhibits and lectures. Alpacas on display and for sale.  Friday, September 17 Estes Park 5th Annual Estes Park Film Festival Historic Park Theatre,130 Moraine Ave. at 10:00 AM A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.  Saturday, September 18 Estes Park 5th Annual Estes Park Film Festival Historic Park Theatre,130 Moraine Ave. at 10:00 AM A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.  Sunday, September 19 Estes Park 5th Annual Estes Park Film Festival Historic Park Theatre,130 Moraine Ave. at 10:00 AM A showcase of new independent feature films, documentaries, and short films from around the country.  Saturday, September 25 Estes Park Autumn Gold - A Festival of Bands, Brats 'n Beer Bond Park,In the center of downtown Estes Park at 10:00 AM Hear great music and enjoy the treats. It's an annual event heralding golden sights and sounds from a series of bands.  Saturday, November 13 Boulder Singin' In the Rain Boulder's Dinner Theatre at 06:30 PM You remember the plot. You love the characters. You know "the song." It's no less than the stage adaptation of one of the most celebrated and beloved films of all time. 1920s Hollywood is the setting for this zany, light-hearted romantic comedy about the early days of sound film, when many a movie studio found itself scrambling to salvage the career of its chipmunk-voiced silent picture star. Featuring You Were Meant for Me, Good Morning, and of course Singin' in the Rain!   Friday, January 06 Boulder Teen Game Night Boulder Public Library at 04:00 PM Teen Game Night has something for every gamer! Teen Game Night has something for every gamer -- from old-school board games one week to computer games and Wii activities the next week. All teens are welcome to bring games to share or enjoy the games already on-hand, every Tuesday from 4 to 6:30 p.m. in the BPL Teen Space at the Main Library, 1000 Canyon Blvd. Information: 303-441-3099 or www.boulderteens.org.  Submit a notice

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