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This performance is from Sohap Ensemble’s February Listeners’ Club Session She Loves Me NOT. The piece is Love Bytes by Cheryl Frances-Hoad and Tamsin Collison performed by soprano Sabina Balsamo, cellist Chas Barnard, baritone Andrew Garland, and keyboard vibes Sarah Thune. Learn more about Sohap’s free monthly online performances at sohapensemble.com.
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Green Sneakers
SOHAP ENSEMBLE
Saturday, Mar. 27, 7:30 p.m.
Free
Sohap Guest Artist baritone John Seesholtz and pianist Zerek Dodson perform Green Sneakers by Ricky Ian Gordon streamed LIVE from Broomfield Auditorium. This one-man opera is the composer’s reflection on losing his partner to AIDS. This piece is timely as our world mourns those lost to a different deadly disease, COVID-19.
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From The Archives
COLORADO CONSERVATORY OF DANCE
Saturday, Mar. 20, 7:30 p.m. Live Stream
On Demand through Tuesday, Mar. 23
$5
In this new streaming series, CCD will celebrate the history of the organization by taking a look back at much-beloved works created on our Studio Company and Summer Moving Project participants.
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Restless by Garrett Ammon (Premiere, 2009)
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Three Sketches (2020) Choreographic Collaboration between young artists at DYAO and CCD
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A Little Night Music by Sarah Tallman (Premier, 2014)
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Schroeder’s Dream by Sarah Tallman (Premiere, 2011)
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Wave by Trey McIntyre (Premiere, 2016)
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STILLHOUSE JUNKIES - BLUEGRASS AT THE AUDI
COLORADO BLUEGRASS MUSIC SOCIETY
Saturday, Apr. 3, 7 p.m., Broomfield Auditorium and Livestream
$20
Colorado Bluegrass Music Society presents Bluegrass at the Audi with Stillhouse Junkies. Stillhouse Junkies play a delirious, head-spinning mixture of original roots, blues, funk, swing, and bluegrass music. With all three band members sharing lead vocal and songwriting duties, the Junkies conjure a wide range of tonal landscapes that pay tribute to the iconic sounds of Gillian Welch, the Allman Brothers, Tim O'Brien, the Wood Brothers, John Hiatt, and countless others while breaking new musical ground with their genre-bending original material. 75 seats available, masks and social distancing required.
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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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Broomfield GREEN
The Broomfield GREEN calendar just got more GREEN! View all classes related to composting, yard care, water use, and more online at Broomfield.org/GreenCalendar.
Classes are FREE and will be available as a live virtual session or recordings. The next virtual class is on March 18 at 6 p.m.!
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Laser and Make Appointments open for March
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SNAGZ BY JULIE
Snagz by Julie is a local family crafted business that makes eco-friendly bags, masks, reusable napkins, and more. Support your local Broomfield creative business and check out these amazing bags.
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GRANTS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS NOW AVAILABLE
Adams, Boulder, Denver and Jefferson Counties K-12 Public School Teachers
Alliance Project Grant for 2021-2022 School Year - Apply for a multi-year grant! Awards vary from $2,000 up to $10,000 worth of school programs from SCFD funded art, culture and science organizations in the Denver-metro area. Programs can include, as allowed by school district and in observance of pandemic protocols, in-person workshops, virtual live and pre-recorded programs, in-school exhibits, field trips, assemblies, and professional development opportunities for teachers.
Eligibility: A strong, engaged team of interdisciplinary teachers from a K-12 Public or Charter school located in Adams, Boulder, Denver or Jefferson Counties. Schools are selected by county, not school district. The team from each school must identify one grade level to receive the grant (multiple grade levels are possible, so long as the cohort of students does not exceed 180.) For high school teachers, select your core group of class sections.
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Next Broomfield Cultural Council Virtual Meeting: April 5
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Next Public Art Committee Virtual Meeting: April 14
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BROOMFIELD DEPOT MUSEUM COLLECTS HISTORY
Here's your chance to be a piece of history! The Broomfield Depot Museum is looking for objects and photos relating to COVID-19 to add to the History Collections. Objects and photos must be accompanied by personal stories of how you and your family have been affected by COVID-19. If you're interested in donating to the Broomfield Depot Museum collection, email depotmuseum@broomfield.org.
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ILLUMINATE! by DAVID FARQUHARSON
Shep's Crossing Bridge, Midway Blvd. and Hoyt Street
Illuminate! has a permanent home in Broomfield. It's located on the north side of the Shep's Crossing bridge on the corner of W. Midway Boulevard and Hoyt Street. The Illuminate! sculpture is an interactive piece that changes colors based off of electromagnetic fluctuations in the surrounding area. The fluctuations stem from nearly anything — cars, cell phones or even people. Those sensors, then, are translated into color values that bring the sculpture to life. Find out more about Broomfield's Public Art collection at BroomfieldPublicArt.com.
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Help name Broomfield’s fleet of snow plows! Submit your name suggestions, the more creative the better, to Broomfieldvoice.com/snowfighters until March 18. Broomfield City Council will pick their top 20 favorite names submitted and present them to the public to vote for the final 14 names on March 22.
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