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FOURTH ANNUAL ART AND ALE FESTIVAL
Fun is brewing at the Wildlife Experience. Music, brews and treats from 40 or more local vendors will be on hand. Patrons 21 and over can enjoy the wonderful exhibits while you enjoy the wonderful entertainment. 6-10pm
The Wildlife Experience,
$35 per person
$60 per couple
$25 per member
www.TheWildlifeExperience.org
720.488.3300

JOE SAKIC CELEBRITY CLASSIC
For the tenth year, Joe Sakic is teaming up with Food Bank of the Rockies to help feed needy
Colorado children. The kickoff Celebrity Bash and VIP party is on Friday, August 24. It will be emceed by former Chicago Blackhawks goaltender and Phoenix Coyote commentator Darren Pang. On August 30, there’s a day of golfing at Sanctuary Golf Course.
303.375.5838
email: kcordova@foodbankrockies.org

FOOTHILLS ART
CENTER PRESENTS “AMERICAN PRINT”
THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2
The opening reception is tonight for the Foothills Art Center’s first ever national juried printmaking exhibit. The juror has chosen 69 works from 55 artists from across America. Check the website for details about special youth programs, free days, gallery talks with artists, demonstrations and more.
Opening Reception July 13, 5:30-8pm
www.foothillsartcenter.org

HOUSE ON RAFFLE
Support theDouglas County School District by buying a ticket for this raffle. The Douglas County Educational Foundation is investing in the future of schools by raffling off a house. It’s a 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath town home worth over $235,000 in Parker at Highlands at Stonegate. There’s a custom paint package, a kitchen that boasts slab granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, cherry cabinets, and an attached 2-car garage. The DCEF hopes to raise around $500,000 for school programs.
Raffle tickets are $75
www.aworthyinvestment.com
303.387.0505

CHAPANGU SCULPTURES
THROUGH FEBRUARY 29, 2008
Enjoy nearly 60 spiritual sculptures at the Denver Botanic Gardens. It’s called “Chapungu: Custom and Lengend; A Culture in Stone” and it’s an African sculpture exhibit. They are expressive, contemporary pieces that are up to 11 feet tall and weigh up to 6,000 pounds each. Denver Botanic Gardens,

USED BOOK SALE
THROUGH AUGUST 26
The Denver Public Library is selling books at bargain prices. Over 50,000 books will be available. Children’s books, non-fiction and fiction books are all available for bargain basement prices. It’s a fundraising event for the Denver Public Library and Denver Public Library Friends Foundation. Sale venues include the B2 Level Conference Center, the Denver Art Museum Concourse and the “Better Books” store in the West Entrance vestibule on Level One. Hardbound Books are $2. Paperback Books are 50 cents. Better Books are priced individually (often include new and collectible). Teachers get a special 25% discount. Great Book Giveaway is 3:30-4:30pm on Sunday, and it’s open to teachers and non-profit organizations. All materials are free during the Great Book Giveaway. Denver Central Library. 10 W. 14th Ave.Saturday 9am-4pm Sunday, 9am-3pm CONCOURS D’ELEGANCE
The Morgan Adams Foundation is raising money for pediatric cancer research at this 5th annual event. Automobiles and airplanes that are rare, vintage and highly collectable, one-of-a-kind pieces and span the production history of each history will be exhibited for over 1,000 guests. There’s a special auction with a safari trip to Africa. 6-10pm Centennial Airport
www.morganadamsconcours.org

FIRST ANNUAL RUSSIAN FESTIVAL
Learn and enjoy Eastern European and Russian traditions and this wonderful event. Food, music, dance, children’s events, face painters with uniquely Russian designs, and more.
Free Admission
Free Parking
10am-10pm
Creek Side Park, 4400 E. Virgina Ave., Glenadale
303.699.1252
www.RussianFestivalDenver.com

MASTERPIECES AT THE DENVER ART MUSEUM

Denver Art Museum has three Renaissance paintings by master painters which rarely tour and have never been to
Denver. They are by Caravaggio, Poussin and Lorrain, and they will compliment the Museum’s collection of other master paintings on the 6th floor of the north building. In addition, the longest painting-by-numbers mural is being displayed at the DAM, it’s 400 feet long and over 3,300 visitors participated to break the Guinness World Record.Denver
Art Museum
720.913.0169
www.DenverArtMuseum.org

NATURE CENTER
There is plenty of room in the upcoming programs at the Nature
Center. Call to register in advance.
Aug. 25: Things that go Bump! In the Night; 8:30pm; Mt. Falcon Park
720.497.7600
720.497.7601

DIGITAL GALLERY
ALL SUMMER LONG
The Denver Art Museum is animating art! There are now video game adventures in the galleries played on Game Boys. People of every age can check out Game Boys and solve a mystery by studying the artwork for clues. The Digital Gallery Games will be available all summer long, with very special activities all summer long.
Denver Art Museum, 100 W. 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver
Admission for Colorado kids 18 and younger FREE all summer (through Sept. 2)
Admission to special events included in price of admission
720.865.5000
www.denverartmuseum.org

STORY TIME IN THE GARDENS
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS THROUGH SEPTEMBER 22
The Denver Botanic Gardens invite you and your children for this wonderful time. Children of all ages will enjoy listening to stories about plants, animals and nature. Entrance is included in admission to the Gardens.
Saturdays and Sundays through September 22 10am
Children’s Secret Path
Denver Botanic Gardens, 1005 York Street, Denver
www.botanicgardens.org
720.865.3500

WOLF TO WOOF: THE STORY OF DOGS
THROUGH OCTOBER 7
Dogs have been known as man’s best friend for thousands of years, now you can learn what has made the relationship between man and canine so unique. Wolf to Woof is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created that explores the history, biology and development of dogs and the role of dogs in human societies. Multi-media displays, artifacts, photo murals and dioramas of taxidermied wild canines and sculpted modern dog breeds will give you insight into this special world. Learn how dogs have changed through time, how different barks mean different things, how dogs’ skills help us, and what we can do to help dogs.
Special Events:
Ongoing on Website: “Weekly Woof”
Daily: Stories about Dogs & Wolves
Weekends: Pet adoption opportunities & artist appearances
Various Times: Police Canine Unit visits & demos
The Wildlife Experience, 10035 South Peoria St., Parker
720.488.3300
www.thewildlifeexperience.org VINTAGE BASEBALL PHOTOS AT THE DENVER ART MUSEUM
THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30
“Capturing America’s Game: Photographs of Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig” is at the Denver Art Museum. Vintage photos will show how sports photography helped to establish baseball as
America’s game. In the 1920s when baseball’ popularity took off, several major cities built large baseball stadiums, urban newspapers added sports sections, and photography agencies gained popularity. 20 photos of Ruth and Gehrig are on display, in addition to two baseball bats, four rare baseball cards, and a special poster.
Denver Art Museum, 13th Ave between Broadway & Bannock, Denver
Summer Hours Now Apply
Admission is free on the first Saturday of each month
720.865.5000
www.denverartmuseum.org

PLAYAS.. GEMS OF THE PLAINS
THROUGH AUGUST 26
The Wildlife Experience is bringing “Playas.. Gems of the Plains” to town. It’s a unique exhibit that explains the importance of playa lakes. History, geology, ecology and art will be shown with interactive games, models, artifacts and maps. Playa lakes are clay-lined basins that fill with water and feed a diverse plant community.
The Wildlife Expereince,

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DENVER’S 2ND ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC
Tee it up at one of the oldest and most prestigious golf courses in
Denver. It’s an exclusive course that’s generally only open to members and guests. You can win a new Mercedes if you hit a hole-in-one on #10! Men and women, all abilities welcome.
$200 per golfer
$700 per foursome
$25 lunch only
6:30am Registration (putting green and driving range available)
7:30am Shotgun Start
12:30pm Lunch, Awards, Silent Auction
www.JLD.org

PARS FOR PAWS GOLF TOURNAMENT
All proceeds of this event will help build and outdoor area for exercise, training, and agility in MaxFund’s care. It’s also needed for physical therapy and rehabilitation for injured dogs at the shelter and wellness center. There’s a hole-in-one contest with a chance to win $5000 for you and $5000 for MaxFund. There are also other contests includeing a 50-foot putt and longest drive. There are also going to be raffle prizes and goody bags. Registration fees include green fees, cart, lunch, range balls, contests and goody bags. It’s to benefit the MaxFund, a no-kill animal shelter.
Heather Ridge Country Club, Aurora
7:30am Registration
8:30am Play Begins
$75 in advance
$85 Day Of
$275 for Foursomes

TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2007

FREE TOURS OF GOVERNOR’S RESIDENCE
EVERY TUESDAY IN JULY AND AUGUST
See the home of Governor and Mrs. Ritter up close during one of the tours at the Boettcher
Mansion. Colorado Historical Society volunteers will guide you through the public areas. No reservations are necessary. Note that after the last Tuesday in August, the 28th, the mansion will be closed to the public until the holiday tours (Dec. 12-15). While on the tour, or at the Colorado History Museum bookstore, be sure to pick up a copy of “Queen of the Hill.” It’s a wonderful history of the Governor’s Residence complete with full color photos.
1pm-3pm 400 East Eight Avenue Denver
303.866.3682

LAST FITNESS WALKS & T’AI CHI
Enjoy the Denver Botanic Gardens in its early morning glory. All fitness levels are welcome and healthy snacks will be provided. Classes are free! Every Tuesday morning through August 28
7:15am-8:15am
Denver Botanic Gardens,
www.botanicgardens.org
720.865.3500

THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 2007

BOOK DRIVE
Bring a book and a friend for light hors d’ouevres and libations. It’s to help the newly-formed Girls Inc. Junior Alliance, an opportunity for women between 21 and 35 to make a positive impact on girls that Girls Inc. serves.
6-8pm
Blake Street Tavern,
Denver
Ages 21-35 FREE
Over 35 $36 at the door
www.girlsincdenver.org

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