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Celebrating the power of music to evoke our brightest joys and deepest longings, Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado plays familiar music of J.S. Bach and Handel, and Telemann’s spirited Viola Concerto, plus a brand new solo violin composition. Hear behind the scenes comments from the musicians.
Support provided by the Broomfield Cultural Council SCFD Funds.
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COLORADO FINE ARTS ASSOCIATION
Feb. 26 - Mar. 14
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Flights of Fancy
BAROQUE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA OF COLORADO
Friday, Feb. 26, 7:30 p.m.
The light-hearted Don Quixote Suite is Telemann's musical storytelling of Quixote and his adventures, plus the most popular tune of the Baroque era, and music by Arcangelo Corelli and Joseph Boulogne a Black composer of the baroque era, overlooked for too long.
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Do you have a creative event that you want to promote? The Broomfield Community Calendar is the perfect place for you! This calendar is for ALL arts & culture public events in the City and County of Broomfield. To get your event added, submit your information.
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JJ Mazza is a young Downbeat award winning drummer. A junior at the Denver School of the Arts, JJ has already put together an impressive resume, including: Denver School of the Arts Jazz Workshop Orchestra, Colorado All-State Jazz Band (2019, 2021), Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Competition and Festival (2019, 2020), UNC Jazz Festival, Blues Foundation International Blues Challenge, ASTA National Orchestra Festival, Five Points Jazz Festival, and more.
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SOHAP ENSEMBLE RE-IMAGINES CLASSICAL
Sohap is a new kind of classical music experience, presenting new and underrepresented music that is relatable for today’s audiences. They create personal connections with the music we program by telling the stories behind and inside the score. While you may not hear Mozart, Beethoven, or Tchaikovsky at a Sohap Listeners’ Club Session, they believe there is something for everyone in the music they perform. Look for new programs every month.
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The Broomfield Art Guild meets on the second Tuesday of each month, January - November, 1-2:30 p.m.
In 2021, the Broomfield Art Guild (BAG) will be holding virtual meetings. To motivate everyone to make art, BAG has instituted a monthly prompt for art. The March prompt is Spring Break.
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Next Broomfield Cultural Council Virtual Meeting: March 1
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Next Public Art Committee Virtual Meeting: March 10
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HOMECOMING
TIIMO MANG
County Commons Park
13200 Sheridan Blvd
Homecoming explores the relationship between elders and their students. The sculpture consists of two younger stainless steel Sandhill cranes flying in formation behind an elder crane. The compassion and humility required of eldership are represented by the elder crane leading but flying lower than the students, patiently passing along its knowledge. The younger cranes have received the teaching and are now turning away to start their own journey while the elder, who has completed its work, is beginning to descend and give up its role as teacher, thus beginning a return home. The sculpture is 12' long X 10' wide X 16' high, made of stainless steel and mild steel. The location of Homecoming is the Broomfield Sculpture Trail at the Broomfield County Commons, close to the dog park.
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Have you enjoyed the Broomfield Library One Book One Broomfield events in the past and want to get
more involved?
The Library is looking to fill two vacant spots on their One Book One Broomfield team and would love for YOU to apply at Broomfield.org/OneBook. Applications will be open from Feb. 5 to May 31.
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Creative Broomfield: Broomfield: Connect, Create, Thrive.
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