Community Calendar

In the Starr Family Gallery

Look at your inner self to clearly see your vision, dream, goal.

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power

James, Camille, and Rai recorded at The Tank Center for Sonic Arts in Rangely, CO, in the Fall of 2024. The album, How Sweetly I Sleep Here Alone features classical guitar, free improvisations, and folk interpretations. Come out to hear pieces from the album performed live at the Blue Sage Center For the Arts to celebrate the release! There may even be some Bach performed on the classical guitar. Cait, Juice and Ben will be opening! Doors 6, show starts at 6:30 pm.

The Handsome Cat Blues is a dynamic mix of young bloods and old coots who bring decades of Blues experience to the stage. An entertaining evening awaits with blistering party electric and soulful acoustic Blues. Dancing shoes recommended! Michael Zimmerle, Ben Etheridge and friends bring traditional and original Blues to the stage to move your body and soothe your soul!

Come dance, relax and take in the gorgeous views of Mt. Lamborn, lush green fields, the tranquility of the pond and the stunning flower beds at Zenzen Gardens.

Please bring a blanket and chair and enjoy the music and ambience on The Mountain View Stage. If inclement weather then the event will take place in The Barn.

Wine from Alfred Eames Cellars. Local & domestic beer options.
Gates open at 6:30 pm

Open Studio days and hours have changed. Please see poster or go to www.gmaec.org for details.

Facilitated by Arlyn Alderdice with Pre-Recorded Music

A three-hour weekend dance practice with benefits like improved resilience, breaking through limitations, and increased self-acceptance.

See what it is for you, join us for a deeper dance!

Clean, gently used, new coats collected and distributed to children and adults in need.

In the Starr Family Gallery

All are welcome to join us for respectful, inclusive and collaborative 5 part engaging workshop series:

Part1: You and Government
par2: Communities on the frontline of individual constitutional rights
pPart3: Environment, land and science- what can be done, where to lean in
Part4: Social services and benefits
Par 5: Community resilience in the face of finding cuts, targeting of nonprofit etc.

Light refreshments served. Child care available.

Knowledge is Power