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At 5:30 p.m. today, the Colorado Historical Society will host a public confab on the new History Center project, to be built in the 1200 block of Broadway – and not smack-dab in the middle of Civic Center Park, the original scheme when the entire 1300 block of Broadway, which the Colorado History Museum currently shares with the Colorado Justice Center, was ceded to a new, improved courts building. Edward Nichols, president of the Colorado Historical Society, as well as
It's New Year's Eve Eve and you're stuck in that mid-holiday rut? Whether you're hoping to celebrate early and avoid the NYE debauch or just want to dig yourself out of the house, a glitzy night of Broadway standards, delivered by a crack cast at Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret, might be the very thing you crave.
Put on your sparkly duds, dudes: Master of ceremonies Eric Mather (a local improv stalwart) will introduce Evolution Theatre Company's Broadway at the Cabaret, a one-night-on
Today, March14, Sunflower Farmers Market at 1980 East County Line Road in Highlands Ranch is hosting March Madness, firing up the grill and selling brats to benefit the Make a Wish Foundation. For info, call 303-243-5060. The Kitchen Table Cooking School at Landmark in Greenwood Village will put out an Irish Feast from 6:30-9 p.m. tonight; for details, go to www.kitchentablegv.com. And, the annual "Women in Wine" event continues at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, with lectures by female w
Melissa Harrison, a contender on last season's Top Chef, didn't win the big prize -- that went to Hosea Rosenberg, a fellow Big Red F chef -- but now you can win an eight-course dinner that Harrison will cook at your house.A Harrison-cooked meal is one of the auction items being offered at the April 18 benefit for Parenting Place, a Boulder non-profit celebrating its 25th anniversary. And how did Harrison get involved? The former Centro sous is now working at Happy Noodle House, and "I was appro
Free Comic Book Day, which takes place on Saturday, May 2, is a nationwide celebration of the form, which, like other print mediums, is struggling to survive in today's techno-happy world. And Time Warp in Boulder is pulling out all the stops. Daniel Crosier, an event organizer and co-creator of the Bartholemew of the Scissors series, will appear at the store alongside a slew of other comics notables, including John Porcellino, known for both his King-Cat books and the cult band known as the F
​Sometimes hitting a ball with a stick is just hitting a ball with a stick; sometimes it is more. On Sunday, August 23, the Lake Valley Golf Club (located at 4400 Lake Valley Drive in Longmont) is hosting the Danan Schufman Open, a benefit for The Danan Schufman Fund. Schufman was a practicing professional in Boulder (he was working at Frasca when he passed away), and those closest to him decided to create a fund dedicated to furthering culinary and oenological studies in his honor."We want to
