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Lakewood Cultural Center Performances 10 Sherlock Holmes comes to Lakewood 16 Holiday Happenings 18Art Workshops 22

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Fall/Winter 2015 ExhibitsLAKEWOOD CULTURAL CENTERNorth and Mezzanine GalleriesJourneys: Pastel Society of Colorado2015 Signature Members' Show

The signature members of the Pastel Society of Colorado were challenged to create a new body of work about a personal visual journey. Each artist's painting will be exhibited with a narrative explaining their journey. “My sometimes twisty, sometimes smooth artistic journey is parallel with life in general as we humans work to make something with

meaning and in the end, find our personal road is solitary no matter how many others surround us.” - Bev LeeOctober 9-November 22Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, October 9 See page 22 for a special pastel workshop with Ken Elliott!

North GalleryFrom Fire: Contemporary works in clay

The exhibit celebrates the artistic and fine pottery work from the arts program instructors at the Washington Heights Arts Center in Lakewood. Works include traditional firings and techniques obtained through raku, pit firing, soda kiln firings and a wood kiln. The artists use these techniques to transform clay into stunning contemporary works of art. December 3-January 10Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, December 4

Mezzanine GalleryAnimal Wisdom

Native American tribes believe that animals can teach us many things and that often one specific animal is our teacher, guide or totem. This interactive exhibit is accompanied by QR codes that can be scanned with a

smartphone to learn about the unique wisdom each animal offers. Simultaneously portraits of individual animals and artistic visions, the photographs open the viewer to new ways of seeing the world and gathering insights offered by animals. The exhibit combines the talents, stunning wildlife images and cutting-edge vision of three renowned wildlife photographers: William Eager, Vic Schendel and Barbara von Hoffmann. December 3-January 10Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, December 4

Corner GalleryRotating ExhibitsThe Corner Gallery serves the needs of the local community for rentable art space. Come by monthly to see what’s new!September: Anne Van Leeuvan, PaperOctober: Jerry Halsor, Bronze SculptureNovember: Behind the Art: Ski and Snowboard DesignDecember: Carolyn Weidner, Oil Paintings

LAKEWOOD CIVIC CENTER SOUTHJames J. Richey GalleryThreads by Roxanne Rossi “Hanging by a thread” suggests

something risky, precarious and unpredictable, a feeling of being unsettled. So does the start of new work feel, until the time it becomes a cohesive concept. This idea of a thread, thin yet strong, became the connecting concept,

the sequence of time, the material imagery and the visual language. Using the cast handmade paper’s white expanse, the sewn lines create a dynamic interplay with the delicate and intricate lines. October 9-November 20Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, October 9

Of the Earth“The earth does not need us. We need the earth.” This quote recently stopped two artists in their tracks and launched them in a new artistic direction. For clay artist Gail Frasier and painter Lynne Milliken, a long connection with the natural world suddenly took on new meaning. The result of their collaboration is “Of the Earth,” an interpretation of the gifts this earth bestows on humankind. December 3-January 8Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, December 4

LAKEWOOD HERITAGE CENTERRadius Gallery First Tracks: Ski and Snowboard Design, Then and NowSeptember 24-February 27Free Exhibit Opening: 5-7 p.m., Thursday, September 24

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Spirit of Lakewood GalleryThis permanent gallery highlights significant local events through the 20th century including early settlers, May Bonfils-Stanton’s ownership of farmland, Villa Italia mall and Lakewood’s incorporation as a city.

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Enjoy a delightful lunch at Lakewood Heritage Center Schoolhouse with delicious fare, pleasant conversation and a guest speaker highlighting a topic of 20th century history. Tickets to enjoy the lunch and lecture are $20 each, or you may join just the lecture for $12. Reservations are required and must be paid in advance. No refunds are available. To register, call 303.987.7850 or visit Lakewood.org/Luncheons.

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Stop by Washington Heights Arts Center from 5:30-8:30 p.m., Friday, September 25 for the FREE Fall Firing Festival! Watch as our wood, raku, saggar, soda and pit fire kilns are fired and unloaded and learn about all the amazing things happening in our pottery studio. This fun, free family outing will feature informal entertainment, food, tours and conversation with instructors. Come find out why artists and students alike call Washington Heights the “Artistic Center of the Universe.”

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ANYTHING GOESPerformance Now Theatre CompanyThe age-old tale of boy-meets-girl and the complications which ensue are set aboard an ocean liner bound from New York to London. “Anything Goes” is an amusing story wrapped around a score of Cole Porter’s magical songs.PerformanceNow.org7:30 p.m., Fridays & Saturdays, September 11-12, 18-19, 25-262 p.m., Saturdays & Sundays, September 12-13, 19-20, 26-27Tickets starting at $20

WORLD OF SOUND: “FLYING FINNISH”Lakewood SymphonyOur World of Sound season opens with “Flying Finnish,” an all-Sibelius concert featuring assistant concertmaster of the Colorado Symphony, Yi Zhao, performing Sibelius’ Violin Concerto. His Finlandia and Symphony No. 2 round out the evening.LakewoodSymphony.org7:30 p.m., Thursday, October 1Tickets starting at $10

AUTUMN ACOUSTICS: TIMELESS TUNES '50s-'70sNostalgia Music GroupRide the nostalgia time machine to visit Croce, Cline, Darin and more. Enjoy acoustic instruments and exuberant harmonies featuring Denver’s best: Chuck Pyle, Harry Tuft, Christy Wessler and Zelda Blu.NostalgiaMusic4U.com7:30 p.m., Saturday, October 3Tickets starting at $15

GIVE MY REGRETS TO BROADWAY: A NIGHT OF COMEDYNinja Boy ProductionsWith accordions, pianos and jokes a-flying, join comedians Jeff Koehn, Kevin Bennett and WC Nuessle for a clean, family-friendly night of hilarity! 7 p.m., Wednesday, October 7All tickets are $15

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!ŌN ENSEMBLE

With Japanese drums at the foundation of its world fusion mix, Ōn Ensemble takes the ancient instruments of taiko into new realms. Infusing the powerful rhythms of ensemble Japanese drumming with elements of hip-hop, rock and electronica, Ōn Ensemble’s unique sound has been praised as “completely original and brilliantly conceived.”OnEnsemble.org7:30 p.m., Friday, October 9Tickets starting at $20

SONGS FROM THE HOMELANDColorado ChoraleThe Colorado Chorale presents Songs from the Homeland, choral music from around the world that evokes patriotism from each culture. From Finland to Japan to the USA, come and hear the pride of our homelands.ColoradoChorale.org7:30 p.m., Saturday, October 10Tickets are $15 Student and child discounts available

KALI CREATES FATETransition TheaterTransition Theater presents an epic drama from India—a journey of music

and performing art to the divine story of sacrifice, fate and love.KaliCreatesFate.info2 p.m. & 6 p.m., Sunday, October 11Tickets starting at $26

SPOOKY CONCERTGolden Eagle Concert BandColorado’s very own performs pieces featuring assorted villains and bad-guys that will guarantee the audience goose bumps. Come join us for an afternoon of fun "spooky" music!GoldenEagleConcertBand.org2 p.m., Saturday, October 17Tickets are $15 Senior, student and child discounts available

FRUITION AND OTHER DANCESHannah Kahn Dance CompanyHannah Kahn's virtuosic dance company will perform five pieces of choreography with a dynamic range of music, mood and choreographic style.HannahKahnDance.org7:30 p.m., Friday & Saturday, October 23-24Tickets are $22 Senior, student and child discounts available

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!GOLDEN DRAGON ACROBATS

Returning by popular demand, the Golden Dragon Acrobats are recognized throughout the world as the premier Chinese acrobatic touring company of today. This show will sell out quickly—don’t miss it! GoldenDragonAcrobats.com1 p.m. & 5 p.m., Sunday, October 25Tickets starting at $20

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Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!LYSANDER PIANO TRIO WITH MISCHA BOUVIER, BARITONE

Lysander Piano Trio accompanied by Mischa Bouvier, known for his ability to transform his rich baritone voice from soothing to powerful, promise a special all-Beethoven program that is a must-see for any classical music lover. LysanderTrio.comMischaBouvier.com7:30 p.m., Friday, October 30Tickets starting at $20

SPOOK SYMPHONYBoulder Chamber OrchestraBring the kids to this family-friendly concert featuring some of the most ghoulish classical music including music by Franz Liszt and from the movie "Psycho." Costumes encouraged!BoulderChamberOrchestra.org7:30 p.m., Saturday, October 31Tickets are $35 Senior, student and child discounts available

AN EVENING OF CHAMPIONSHIP IRISH DANCEHeritage Irish StepdancersCome see top Colorado Irish Stepdancers perform as they prepare for the western regional championships! A family-friendly show featuring graceful soft shoe, exciting hard shoe and Heritage’s signature dance dramas.HeritageIrish.com3:30 p.m., Sunday, November 1Tickets are $12Senior, student and child discounts available

A BRASS BAND SALUTE TO OUR VETERANSRocky Mountain BrassworksThe Brassworks will present a rousing concert of patriotic American music with the help of the Lakewood American Legion Post 178 Color Guard and the Pipe Band of El Jebel to salute our veterans.RockyMountainBrassworks.org7:30 p.m. Friday, November 6Tickets are $15 Military, senior, student and child discounts available

MAGIC BEYOND BELIEF XMile High Magician’s SocietyMagic Beyond Belief returns for its 10th annual performance and features a world-class lineup of magicians who blend magic, comedy and mystery into an exciting family-friendly show. This year’s super event features award winning local and national talent. MileHighMagicians.com7 p.m., Saturday, November 7All tickets are $25

WORLD OF SOUND: POPS POTPOURRI & BENEFIT AUCTIONLakewood SymphonyBroadway to movies to pop music and video games, Pops Potpourri has something for everyone! And those who have attended our past auctions know that they are full of surprises and have something for everyone too!LakewoodSymphony.org6:30 p.m., Silent Auction7:30 p.m., PerformanceThursday, November 12Tickets starting at $10

PLANES, TRAINS AND BARBERSHOP SONGSHigh Country ChorusBook your tickets for a barbershop journey with High Country Chorus! Experience a musical voyage with the hilarious Second Place International Quartet, Speed of Sound, and the beautiful 2015 Regional Quartet

Champions, Ruby Blue.HighCountryChorus.org 2:30 p.m. & 7 p.m., Saturday, November 14Tickets are $24 Senior, student and child discounts available

CHAMBER CONCERTDenver Young Artists OrchestraThe Denver Young Artists Orchestra (DYAO) has five orchestras and education programs training nearly 300 students, ages 7-23. The Young Artists Orchestra returns with an exciting chamber orchestra concert. Hear the future!DYAO.org5 p.m., Sunday, November 15Tickets are $18 Senior and student discounts available

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!RED RIDING HOODPhamaly Theatre Company

Wonderfully adapted into a one-hour musical theater presentation, this tale of a restless brother and sister who act out their favorite story with things found in grandma’s attic and clothes from an old wardrobe is perfect for kids ages 4-8 and their families! Acclaimed Phamaly Theatre Company produces professional plays and musicals cast entirely of performers with disabilities across the spectrum (physical, cognitive, emotional, blindness, deafness, etc.). Appropriate for all audiences, this performance will also be ASL interpreted for the hearing impaired. Phamaly.org 6:30 p.m., Thursday, November 19Tickets starting at $5

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Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES Aquila Theatre

Legendary sleuth Sherlock Holmes takes the stage in this witty, fast-paced production by acclaimed Aquila Theatre. A master of disguise and a

brilliant actor, as well as a composer and musician—is there anything Sherlock Holmes can’t do? Recommended for ages 12+.AquilaTheatre.com7:30 p.m., Saturday, November 21 2 p.m., Sunday, November 22Tickets starting at $20

SKI FILM: CHASING SHADOWSWarren Miller EntertainmentThis fall, watch top athletes as they chase storms, big lines and their dreams on mountains across the world in Warren Miller Entertainment’s 66th snow sports film, "Chasing Shadows." Winter starts with Warren Miller.WarrenMiller.com7:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 24Tickets are $20

WELCOME JOYOUS SEASONThe Lutheran ChoraleThe Lutheran Chorale presents an evening of music to set the tempo and prepare the heart for the Christmas season, performing contemporary, as well the classic seasonal songs. Arrive early to start your holiday shopping at the annual silent auction. TheLutheranChorale.orgThursday, December 36:30 p.m., Silent Auction7:30 p.m., PerformanceTickets are $20 Senior, student and child discounts available

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!TIMOTHY P. AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STOCKING STUFFERS

Timothy P. Irvin returns with his Stuffers, Colorado’s

finest Western, bluegrass and folk musicians, playing entertaining arrangements of original music and holiday favorites. Appropriate for all audiences, the 2 p.m. performance Saturday will also be ASL interpreted for the hearing impaired.7:30 p.m., Friday, December 42 & 7:30 p.m., Saturday, December 52 p.m., Sunday, December 6Tickets starting at $20

HAPPY HOLIDAYS UKULELE STYLE Rocky Mountain Ukulele OrchestraGrab your four-stringed magic wand, your bestie and six people you want to punish with the twinkling brilliance of ukulele music in celebrating the sounds of the season. You'll laugh with us. You'll laugh at us. Our community orchestra will delight and confound you with seasonal favorites and plenty of totally unrelated melodies haphazardly stitched together by daring souls. UkuleleOrchestra.org7:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 8Tickets starting at $10

THE NUTCRACKERBallet ArielClara and the Nutcracker Prince journey on a magical adventure to the land of dancing snowflakes and the Sugar Plum Fairy’s castle. Get into the holiday spirit with this delightful ballet for the whole family.BalletAriel.org2 p.m., Saturdays, Sundays & Monday, December 12-13, 19-217 p.m., Saturdays, December 12 & 19Tickets are $35 Senior, student and child discounts available

SYMPHONIC BALLBoulder Chamber OrchestraOnce again the Boulder Chamber Orchestra brings a special treat for the New Year celebration in the European fashion that includes all of your favorite frolicking classics!BoulderChamberOrchestra.org6:30 p.m., Thursday, December 31Tickets are $40 Senior, student and child discounts available

SAVE THE DATE AUDITION NOTICEMissoula Children’s Theatre presents "Red Riding Hood" in a one-week musical theater residency for amateur actors in grades K-12.Group Audition: 4:15-6:15 p.m., Monday, January 25, 2016 Rehearsals: After school, January 25-30Performances: 1 p.m. & 3:30 p.m., Saturday, January 30Lakewood.org/MCTAuditions

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October 25, 2015 GOLDEN DRAGON ACROBATS

October 30, 2015 LYSANDER PIANO TRIO WITH MISCHA BOUVIER, BARITONE

November 19, 2015PHAMALY THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS RED RIDING HOOD

November 21 & 22, 2015AQUILA THEATRE PRESENTS THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES

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Take a step back in time and explore a single decade with a trunk packed with real artifacts such as a magic 8 ball, a Lone Ranger book and a bell bottom suit.

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The sweet taste of fresh pressed cider, the smell of funnel cakes, the laughter of family and the roar of antique tractors can only mean one thing- Lakewood’s signature event, Cider Days, has returned to Lakewood Heritage Center! Cider Days offers sights, sounds and tastes for everyone. Enjoy everything apple with cider pressing, cider tastings, an apple bake-off, pie eating contests and more. With an eclectic mix of amusements including wagon and barrel train rides, historic demonstrations and a variety of exhibitors and vendors, Cider Days is fun for the whole family!

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s timeless character Sherlock Holmes has experienced a recent surge in cultural popularity, with several blockbuster movies, two successful television shows, traveling theater productions and one fantastic interactive exhibit. Holmes appealed to readers in the late 1800s because he is pragmatic, clever and rooted in Victorian London, unlike other Doyle characters who are dreamy, romantic and living in an idealized past that was swiftly fading from view. Holmes’ appeal today is based on his uncanny ability to make connections from clues virtually invisible to the untrained eye. He’s brilliant, he’s crass, he’s virtually clairvoyant—and audiences love it!

The Denver metro area is lucky to have two great Sherlock experiences arriving this year. Denver Museum of Nature & Science is hosting The International Exhibition of Sherlock Holmes, where guests step into Arthur Conan Doyle’s Victorian London and work beside the legendary Holmes to tackle a baffling case. Investigate a crime scene and emboss, stamp, rub and draw your observations to discover the truths behind the mystery. Experiment with ballistics, blood splatter and other physical evidence before viewing props, costumes and more from the film and television shows. The exhibit runs from October 23, 2015 to January 31, 2016. On November 21 the mystery goes live at Lakewood Cultural Center as Aquila Theatre presents a two-show run of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Follow along as the clever Holmes navigates the twisted web of London’s crime world. This action-packed show will surely sell out fast.

Don’t miss the adventure this fall at the museum’s International Exhibit of Sherlock Holmes and Aquila Theatre’s The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes at Lakewood Cultural Center. More info at dmns.org and Lakewood.org/LCCPresents.

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FIRST TRACKS: SKI AND SNOWBOARD DESIGN,THEN AND NOWSeptember 24, 2015-February 27, 2016 Exhibit Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Tuesday-SaturdayThe first tracks made by flat wooden skis occurred thousands of years ago. Over the past decades, ski use has changed immensely from a mode of travel and exploration to a form of entertainment and competition. With this transformation, graphic designs on skis and snowboards have gained a place of importance alongside technological advancements. The fashions and graphics chosen by a manufacturer or an individual skier represent singular styles as well as the desire to engage with nature as a community. Visit First Tracks to learn about the birth of snowboarding, experience ski culture on film and lose yourself in the inspiring designs of several local snow sports companies.Lakewood Heritage CenterLakewood.org/Exhibits

CREATE ART! WORKSHOPSDuring Fall and Winter School Breaks9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Wednesday, November 23-259 a.m.-4 p.m., Mondays & Tuesdays, December 21, 22, 28, 29, January 4 & 5When school is out, art is in! Students work on age-appropriate projects including drawing, painting, sculpture, and more. Join us for one day or all! Ages 5-12Lakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Workshops

SKI FILM: CHASING SHADOWSWarren Miller Entertainment7:30 p.m., Tuesday, November 24This fall, watch top athletes as they chase storms, big lines and their dreams on mountains across the world in Warren Miller Entertainment’s 66th snow sports film, “Chasing Shadows.” Winter starts with Warren Miller.Lakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Tickets

KIDS HOLIDAY GIFT JEWELRY MAKING WORKSHOP10 a.m.-1 p.m., Tuesday-Wednesday, November 24-25Ages 10-16Washington Heights Arts CenterLakewood.org/Workshops

HOLIDAY ART WORKSHOPS6-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 2, No-Sew Stocking10 a.m.-noon, Saturday, December 5, Holiday Stamp and Cards6-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 9, Button OrnamentsAges 7 and upLakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Workshops

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WELCOME JOYOUS SEASONThe Lutheran Chorale7:30 p.m., Thursday, December 3The Lutheran Chorale presents an evening of music to set the tempo and prepare the heart for the Christmas season, performing contemporary, as well as classic seasonal songs. Arrive early to start your holiday shopping at the annual silent auction. Lakewood Cultural Center Lakewood.org/Tickets

LAKEWOOD LIGHTS FEATURING THE MAYOR’S TREE LIGHTINGMayor’s Tree Lighting5:30-8:30 p.m., Friday, December 4

• Lighting ceremony with the mayor• FREE museum tours• FREE tractor pulled hay-wagon rides• FREE photos with Santa • $1 cocoa and cookies• Vintage holiday ornament making• Shop the 20th Century Emporium

Event continues 5:30-8:30 p.m., Saturday, December 5Lakewood Heritage CenterLakewood.org/HolidayLights

TIMOTHY P. AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STOCKING STUFFERS7:30 p.m., Friday, December 42 p.m. & 7:30 p.m., Saturday, December 52 p.m., Sunday, December 6Timothy P. Irvin returns with his Stuffers, Colorado’s finest Western, bluegrass, and folk musicians, playing entertaining arrangements of original music and holiday favorites. Appropriate for all audiences, the 2 p.m. performance Saturday will also be ASL interpreted for the hearing impaired.Lakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Tickets

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ANNUAL POTTERY SALE & OPEN HOUSE10 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, December 5Visit our weaving, pottery and papermaking studios while shopping student and instructor-created art and stoneware. In addition to rounding up the last of your holiday gifts, you can see live demonstrations and meet the artists!Washington Heights Arts CenterLakewood.org/WashingtonHeights

HAPPY HOLIDAYS UKULELE STYLE Rocky Mountain Ukulele Orchestra7:30 p.m., Tuesday, December 8Grab your four-stringed magic wand, your bestie and six people you want to punish with the twinkling brilliance of ukulele music in celebrating the sounds of the season. You’ll laugh with us. You’ll laugh at us. Our community orchestra will delight and confound you with seasonal favorites and plenty of totally unrelated melodies haphazardly stitched together by daring souls. Lakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Tickets

EASY JEWELRY GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS1:30-3:30 p.m., Saturday, December 12Ages 18 and upWashington Heights Arts CenterLakewood.org/Workshops

THE NUTCRACKERBallet Ariel2 p.m., Saturdays & Sundays & Monday, December 12-13, 19-217 p.m., Saturdays, December 12 & 19Clara and the Nutcracker Prince journey on a magical adventure to the land of dancing Snowflakes and the Sugar Plum Fairy’s castle. Get into the holiday spirit with this delightful ballet for the whole family.Lakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Tickets

ART STUDIO LAB 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 16, Felt OrnamentsAges 7-16Lakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Workshops

WINTER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION6-8 p.m., Monday, December 21 Celebrate the first day of winter with us! We will go on a short night hike and then gather around the campfire for a marshmallow roast and celebration of the winter solstice that will include the traditional burning of the yule log. Please bring a mug to enjoy a hot beverage! No dogs please. Bear Creek Lake Park Lakewood.org/BCLPEvents

SYMPHONIC BALLBoulder Chamber Orchestra6:30 p.m., Thursday, December 31Once again the Boulder Chamber Orchestra brings a special treat for the New Year celebration in the European fashion that includes all of your favorite frolicking classics!Lakewood Cultural CenterLakewood.org/Tickets

Explore the full calendar at Lakewood.org/HolidayHappenings


Shop the EmporiumCome find that perfect holiday gift at the 20th Century Emporium. This museum store is known for its unique and retro toys, games, homewares, books, candy and more.

10 a.m.-4 p.m., Tuesday-SaturdayLakewood Heritage Center801 S. Yarrow St. • 303.987.7848HOLIDAY SALE: November 27 & 28

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Recreation Punch CardsPunch passes for youth and adults make great stocking stuffers. These will be available at any Lakewood recreation center after Thanksgiving. Lakewood.org/Recreation

Lakewood Gift CardsGive a gift that won’t get returned… Lakwood gift cards can be used for arts classes, performances, golf courses, recreation centers, pools and programs for older adults. Lakewood.org/GiftCards

Shop the Annual Pottery SaleFind one-of-a-kind pottery, weavings, jewelry and more by student and professional artists.

10 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, December 5Washington Heights Arts Center6375 W. First Ave. • 303.987.5436

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Art Studio LabAges 7-16One day workshops, Wednesdays6-8 p.m., LCC - Art Studio$15 regular registration• Dreamcatcher, September 2• Spooky Painting, October 21• Felt Ornaments, December 16Activity # 371106-01, 371106-02, 371106-03

Drop-in Evening GuitarAges 16 and upSeptember 8-December 15, Tuesdays6:30-8 p.m., LCC - Encore Room $8 drop-in fee (per session)No class Sept. 29, Oct. 27, Nov. 24

Introduction to Hand DrummingAges 16 and upOne day workshops, SaturdaysSeptember 12, October 10, November 1410 a.m.-1 p.m., LCC - Encore Room$65 early; $70 regular registrationActivity # 375013-01, 375013-02, 375013-03

Drop-in Flute CircleAges 16 and upSeptember 13, October 11, November 8, December 13, Sundays3-5 p.m., LCC - Encore Room $5 drop-in fee (per session)

World Music WorkshopsAges 10 and upOne day workshops, Saturdays• Spanish and Ottoman, September 19• Middle Eastern and Folk, October 17• Klezmer and Circus, November 21$65 early; $70 regular registrationActivity # 375014-01, 375014-02, 375014-03

Drop-in Drum CircleAges 10 and upSeptember 20, October 18, November 22, Sundays 2-3:30 p.m., LCC - Encore Room$8 drop-in fee (per session)

Chain Maille Caged Bead WorkshopAges 18 and upOctober 3, Saturday2:30-4:30 p.m., WH - Lower Studio$23 early; $28 regular registrationActivity # 370712-01

Drawing/Painting Drop-In Studio Ages 18 and upOctober 3-November 21, Saturdays1:30-4:30 p.m., WH - Studio 1$3 drop-in fee/sessionActivity # 370333-01

Wood Firing Pottery Ages 18 and upOctober 11, November 15, Sundays 9 a.m.-2 p.m., WH - Kiln Yard$5 initial registration feeActivity # 370034-01

Manuscript ReviewAges 16 and upOctober 15, ThursdayMust register for 30 minute time slot6-8 p.m., LCC - Encore Room$20 early; $25 regular registrationActivity # 378004-01, 378004-02, 378004-03, 378004-04

Drawing Hands WorkshopAges 18 and upOctober 17, Saturday10 a.m.-1 p.m., WH - Studio 1$27 early; $32 regular registrationActivity # 370322-01

Acting Skills WorkshopAges 16 and upOctober 24-November 7, Saturdays10 a.m.-noon, LCC - Encore Room $55 early; $60 regular registrationActivity # 375251-01

Introduction to Raku Firing Ages 18 and upOctober 24, Saturday9 a.m.-3 p.m., WH - Kiln Yard$25 early; $30 regular registrationActivity # 370101-01

Kumihimo Braid-MakingAges 14 and upOctober 24, Saturday9:30 a.m.-4 p.m., WH - Loom Room $33 early; $38 regular registrationActivity # 377312-01

Watercolor for EveryoneAges 12 and upOctober 24, Saturday10 a.m.-1 p.m., WH - Studio 1 $20 regular registration Activity # 370217-01

Soda Fired Pottery WorkshopAges 18 and upNovember 18-19, Wednesday-ThursdayNoon-2 p.m., WH - Pottery Studio$3 initial registration feeActivity # 370019-01

Pastel and Oil WorkshopThe Pastel Society of Colorado presents: Ken Elliot - Making it Fine Art! Ages 18 and upNovember 21-22, Saturday-Sunday9 a.m.-4 p.m., LCC - Art Studio $225 regular priceActivity # 379401-01

Community Art WorkshopsWashington Heights Arts Center (WH) and Lakewood Cultural Center (LCC) offer an exciting array of classes and workshops for artists of every age, skill level and interest. Explore your artistic potential today!

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Originally called Golden Road because it connected miners from the east with the riches of the West, Colfax Avenue was named for Schuyler Colfax, Indiana congressman, Speaker of the House of Representatives and vice president under Ulysses S. Grant. The avenue, part of the transcontinental U.S. Highway 40, stretches 26.5 miles through Aurora, Denver, Lakewood and Golden, offering travelers a glimpse back in time and a peek at the future. The rising trend of automobile travel in the 1950s ushered in decades of neon lights and attractions on Colfax. Hotels, motels, fine dining and dancing establishments sprang up along the thoroughfare, lending a main street feel in the towns it traversed.

It was the completion of Interstate 70 that began the slow decline of Colfax, shuttering businesses and ushering in a multiple-decade reputation for being a gritty place riddled with crime. In recent years, both West and East Colfax have enjoyed a resurgence in activity, with community activists working to revive the avenue without the loss of its quirky reputation. West Colfax in Lakewood is now home to a thriving art community, housing 40West Arts District, Lakewood Arts Council, The Edge Theatre and Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design.

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Lakewood Cultural Center (LCC),North, Mezzanine & Corner Galleries

470 S. Allison Parkway (Alameda & Wadsworth)303.987.78458 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday10 a.m.-2 p.m., SaturdayOpen one hour prior to performances.

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James J. Richey GalleryLakewood Civic Center South 480 S. Allison Parkway (Alameda & Wadsworth)8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Lakewood Heritage Center (LHC),Spirit of Lakewood & Radius Galleries801 S. Yarrow St. (Ohio & Wadsworth)

303.987.785010 a.m.-4 p.m., Tuesday-SaturdayGuided tours: 11 a.m. & 2 p.m.No reservation needed for groups of 10 or fewer.

20th Century EmporiumInside the visitor center at Lakewood Heritage Center 303.987.784810 a.m.- 4 p.m., Tuesday–SaturdayEmporium closes at 2 p.m. on Saturdays beginning Dec. 28.

Washington Heights Arts Center (WH)6375 W. 1st Ave. (Between Sheridan & Wadsworth)303.987.5436

9 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Monday-Thursday9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Friday9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., SaturdayWashington Heights will be closed for maintenance August 31-September 13. Regular classes resume September 14.

Bravo Lakewood is the magazine of the Heritage, Culture & the Arts Division, Community Resources Department, City of Lakewood, 480 S. Allison Pkwy., Lakewood, CO 80226, distributed free of charge throughout the community. For information about advertising in future editions of this magazine, call The Publishing House: 303-428-9529. All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce in whole or in part.

Bravo Lakewood is funded in part by the generous support from the citizens of the Scientific & Cultural Facilities District (SCFD). Alternative formats of this publication available upon request.

The mission of the Heritage, Culture & the Arts (HCA) Division is to enrich and inspire people through places and programs that engage, celebrate and build community through heritage, culture and the arts.

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