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FILM BUFFS WILL BE TREATED TO A FULL MONTH OF OUTDOOR FILMS IN CIVIC CENTER PARK, JULY 14-AUG. 12. US OpenAir, which has produced similar festivals in locations as diverse as Sydney, Australia, Dubai, and Zurich, Switzerland, will show classic and current-run films to 1,400 patrons nightly ($15-20 admission) on a state-of-the-art, three-story-high screen with sound produced by a 32-speaker surround-sound system. As the city continues to pursue a formal policy on fee-based events in Denver parks, differing opinions remain as to whether the planned film fest is in accordance with, or in violation of, the City Charter. TO SEE FULL ARTICLE PLEASE CLICK HERE
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by Paul Kashmann
We’ve been working with the Globeville neighborhood for decades, trying to boost
attendance and programming at their
(recreation) center,” said Judy Montero, City Councilwoman from Denver’s
District 9. |
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by Eileen Abbattista
“A community is like a
ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm.”
Henrik Ibsen |
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YOU MAY CATCH A PEEP OF TOWNSEND’S SOLITAIRE on Sat., Feb. 20, during Friends & Neighbors of Washington Park’s (FANS) first bird walk, with Audubon Master Birder Tom Bush, who has birded in every habitat in the Front Range. Meet at Wash Park Boathouse, 8a.m., for a free 2-3 hour walk; dress in warm layers, good shoes, bring camera, binoculars and field guides. Info: www.fanswashingtonpark.com. Photo: Jay Wozny.
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