Eric Davis, a veteran performer with Cirque du Soleil and self-described as “America’s premier bouffon,” is is not here to please you. Its diverse program will range from works by J.S. at South Broadway Christian Church, 23 Lincoln St. The duo, which made its debut in 2008, will perform at 7:30 p.m. The Denver Classical Guitar Society hopes to double the musical pleasure with its presentation of two of the area’s top exponents of the instrument - Alex Komodore and Jeff LaQuatra. The show, which explores the overlooked detritus of everyday life, begins with a reception from 5 to 9 p.m. She has curated “Displaced,” an ambitious exhibition featuring 11 artists from as far away as Detroit and Philadelphia. No area artist is more enterprising and energetic than Katie Caron, a member of the faculty at the Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design.
A solo exhibition of her sculptures opens at Plinth Gallery, 3520 Brighton Blvd., with a public reception from 6 to 9 p.m. They take the form of everyday objects like pencil sharpeners and kitchen mixers and are illustrated with related, period imagery. Playful yet gently pointed, Shalene Valenzuela’s appealing clay works draw on the world of 1950s domesticity. Canyon Theater at the Boulder Public Library, 1001 Arapahoe Ave. Part of the Boulder Bach Festival, the concert presents elementary- and high-school-age music students performing a variety of works by Bach. Give young musicians a little inspiration at “Kids for Bach” at the Boulder Public Library’s main branch. Admission is $10 for adults, $9 for seniors age 65 and older, $6 for children ages 3 to 12. Take a break from the action by touring the Wildlife Experience collection, including “Frogs! A Chorus of Colors,” the museum’s latest exhibit.
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Sports-themed games will be scattered around to get hearts thumping, plus activities like a scavenger hunt, make-your-own trail mix and crafting. Kids get a taste of Super Bowl excitement - and some pregame exercise - at Kids Bowl V at The Wildlife Experience Museum. Buy tickets and learn more at or call 303-MAESTRO. Boettcher Concert Hall at the Denver Performing Arts Complex, 14th and Curtis streets. Heckling is encouraged: Conductor Scott O’Neil will lead the audience in booing the Baroness and cheering for Maria. They want you to sing along, loudly, when they play the score from “The Sound of Music.” The show starts with a 30-minute vocal warm-up - they are serious about this - and then the movie, complete with subtitled lyrics. Don’t worry about keeping quiet at tonight’s Colorado Symphony Orchestra concert.
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Admission is free Taste of Chocolate sample tickets are six for $5. Other activities take place throughout Olde Town Arvada. Taste of Chocolate: The DNote, 7519 Grandview Ave., Arvada. Amateur bakers can join in the chocolate-cookie contest, too, and kids can catch balloon artists, face painters and storytelling between sugar highs. Work off some calories by participating in the Chocolate Treasure Hunt, searching for clues around Olde Town’s businesses. The “Taste of Chocolate” event presents treats created by restaurants, bakeries and chocolatiers, with bites available for sampling.
Olde Town Arvada will be taken over by chocolate of all kinds - it’s up to you where to begin. Sweet! Attention chocoholics, cocoa cuckoos and dessert die-hards: The 10th annual Chocolate Affair is here. Digital Replica Edition Home Page Close Menu
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