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Earth Reveries activities listed below with details and contact information. Check back often as activities details are finalized and new events are added.
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Events are free unless otherwise noted.
January – April (weekly)
Science Café
students/adults
Join professor Richard Jurin and others to discuss topics relevant to sustainability. Every week a different topic –watch the main website for topics, times and locations.
Environmental Studies
Richard.Jurin@unco.edu
351-2220
January-April
Saturdays
Community Arts activities for all ages in subjects related to the Earth Reveries theme.
Fee: costs vary – please see details
Details at www.arts.unco.edu/calendar/express
College of Performing & Visual Arts – Community Arts
communityarts@unco.edu
351-2200
January - April
Earth-themed displays
all ages
High Plains Library District
vboone@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
351-2200
January
Earth Reveries Music Exhibit
all ages
Skinner Music Library 17th St & 10th Ave.
naomi.johnson@unco.edu
351-2251
January 13
Trash to Treasure teen swap meet
teens/young adults
High Plains Library District/Centennial Park
Okay, so the holidays have passed, a new year has begun and your room is bursting at the seams with STUFF! Solution---bring a bag or box with things you’d like to get rid of and trade it for more STUFF! What could be more fun than to recycle your trash for someone else’s treasure! Acceptable items include clean clothing, accessories, room decorations, CDs, etc.
Fee: One bag or box of stuff you want to get rid of
kgamer@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8622
January 21 at 7 pm
Tree Ring Fire History
adults
Join Lori Huckaby of the US Forest service to learn about forestry and what tree rings can tell us about climate change and history.
Greeley History Museum at 714 8th St.
Sheryl.Kippen@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/museums
350-9220
January 21-February 27
Reception January 21, 4 – 6 pm
Gene Hoffman: Pick of the Litter Mariani Gallery
The consummate recycled-art artist, Gene Hoffman embraced the concept of “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure”.
His materials were cast-off and recycled: rusted cans, old cardboard, discarded plastics. Whatever he found was turned into beautifully crafted 3-dimensional sculptures. His tools were simply a knife, straightedge and small hammer, all very used. “Rusted cans are just beautiful,” he once said. “I’ll cut them apart and reshape them and sometimes it will reveal different colors ... and old lettering will be visible. It’s just beautiful.” Gene was a professor emeritus in graphic design at the College Performing and Visual Arts at UNC. His unusual and energetic teaching style endeared him to many students over the years. After retirement from teaching, he assembled a studio in an old horse stable at his Livermore home and was a prolific artist up to his death on February 24, 2005.
Detritus Transformed: Student Found-Art Sculptures
Oak Room
UNC Sculpture students showcase their creations of trash into art in concurrence of the campus and community collaborative project “Earth Reveries” and the work of Gene Hoffman in the Mariani Gallery.
University Galleries
arts.unco.edu/visarts/main/visarts_galleries
joan.shannonmiller@unco.edu
351-2184
January 22 11-1 pm
Drum Circle Kick-off event
all ages
Everyone is invited to join the circle and make music together.
Informational displays will show you all the other ways you can participate in the Earth Reveries project.
University Center Fireplace lounge
College of Performing & Visual Arts – Community Arts
communityarts@unco.edu
http://www.arts.unco.edu/calendar
351-2200
January 23
Drum Circle
all ages
Every Friday beginning Jan 23 • 7-9 pm
location TBA
A drum circle, or rhythm circle, is a group of people creating and sharing a rhythmical and a musical experience. No experience is needed - anyone can join the circle.
Instructor: Marcus Hues
Fee: $5/week
College of Performing & Visual Arts – Community Arts
communityarts@unco.edu
http://www.arts.unco.edu/calendar
351-2200
January 31 • 1-3 pm
Recycled Paper Books
ages 10-adult
Crabbe Hall studio
Junk mail, envelopes and other paper waste take on new life in bound books.
Instructor: Dyana Wyeno
Fee: $15 - includes supplies
College of Performing & Visual Arts – Community Arts
communityarts@unco.edu
http://www.arts.unco.edu/calendar
351-2200
February – April (bi-weekly)
Women’s Reverence for the Earth – Fact and Fiction
students/adults
Discussion Information
6:30 – 8:00 Thursdays in Michener Library
Dates:
5 and 19 February
5 and 26 March
9 and 23 April
Details about the reading and discussion series can be found at http://libguides.unco.edu/WomensEarth, or by contacting Annie Epperson, Women’s Studies Librarian
970-351-1535
112 Michener Library
annie.epperson@unco.edu
In conjunction with the reading series, there will be two exhibits in the Reference area of Michener Library.
March: Eris Klein will display Earth Dreaming, a selection of her work. Eris’ pieces speak strongly of her dream life and spirituality.
To learn more about Ms. Klein’s work, visit her web site at erisklein.com
April: Richard Jurin’s exhibit Material & Hungry World features photographs from the books “Material World” featured in the Nova television program World in the Balance and “Hungry Planet.” University Libraries
annie.epperson@unco.edu
351-1535
February 5 & 7
Recycle Your Old Shoes
all ages
Bring your old athletic shoes to one of these two home basketball games where we kick-off a three-month shoe re-cycling drive. Niké collects old shoes to either recycle to individuals in need or re-purpose as gym flooring. There will be collection bins throughout campus and in the community from Feb. through April.
Fee: tickets for the ball game – available at the door (no charge to UNC students)
Athletics
michael.kallsen@unco.edu
February 6
6:30 pm
Film Discussion – Grizzly Man
adults
High Plains Library District/Farr Library
Enjoy the presentation and discussion of the film “Grizzly Man,” a documentary presenting found footage from Timothy Treadwell who lived amongst grizzly bears for 13 years before his death in 2003.
pderk@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8532
International Film Series: Winged Migration
students-adults
“For eighty million years, birds have ruled the skies, seas and earth. Each spring, they fly vast distances. Each Fall, they fly the same route back. This film is the result of four years following their amazing odysseys, in the northern hemisphere and then the south, species by species, flying over seas and continents." — Jacques Perrin (from “Winged Migration”)
Long one of France's most respected producers (Academy Award Winners “Z” and “Black and White in Color”) and actors (“Z,” “Cinema Paradiso,” “The Young Girls of Rochefort,” “Donkey Skin” and “The Brotherhood of the Wolf”), Jacques Perrin has more recently had a highly successful career creating films about nature, including “Le Peuple Singe” (monkeys) and “Microcosmos” (insects) and set in exotic locales (“Himalaya”). Now with his penultimate film "Winged Migration" Perrin takes on his greatest challenge yet: exploring the mystery of birds in flight. Five teams of people (more than 450 people, including 17 pilots and 14 cinematographers) were necessary to follow a variety of bird migrations through forty countries and each of the seven continents. The film covers landscapes that range from the Eiffel Tower and Monument Valley to the remote reaches of the Arctic and the Amazon. All manner of man-made machines were employed, including planes, gliders, helicopters, and balloons, and numerous innovative techniques and ingeniously designed cameras were utilized to allow the filmmakers to fly alongside, above, below and in front of their subjects. The result is a film of staggering beauty that opens one's eyes to the ineffable wonders of the natural world.
Films are screened in Lindou Auditorium, lower level of Michener Library,
on the West Campus of UNC.
Admission: $3 for UNC students; $5 for Non-students
Attend in a group of four or more - receive a $1 discount per patron
International Film Series http://www.unco.edu/hsl/ifs/
ifs@unco.edu
351-2940
February/March
Community Gardens
Time now to reserve your space in one of Greeley’s Community Gardens. Rent a plot at UNC, Plumb Farm or Houston Gardens and grow your own food, flowers and fun!
Sponsored by City of Greeley, UNC and Weld County Health Dept
Fee: $25 -space is limited, so reserve your garden spot early
deborah.deboutez@greeleygov.com
336-4167
February 18 at 7 pm
Waterworks
adults
Watch the local public art film “Written in Water” and tour the museums permanent exhibit detailing the area’s complex water history.
Greeley History Museum at 714 8th St.
Sheryl.Kippen@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/museums
350-9220
February 19
6-8:30 pm
Kids Books to Movies Club
3rd-5th graders
High Plains Library District/Farr Library
3rd-5th graders are invited to join our Book to Movie Club. This month we'll be reading “Hoot” by Carl Hiaasen
Each month we'll pick a new book that has been made into a movie. Children are encouraged to read the book ahead of time, and then come and watch the movie. We will discuss both the book and the movie. Snacks will be provided.
jvigil@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8500
February 21 • 9 am to noon
Oatmeal Box Camera
ages 12-adult
Crabbe Hall studio
Using re-cycled materials, you will make a camera, take pictures and develop the film!
Instructor: Betany Coons
Fee:$20 - includes supplies
www.arts.unco.edu/calendar/express
communityarts@unco.edu
351-2200
February 21
Appealing Aromatherapy
ages 12 - adult
High Plains Library District/Lincoln Park
Have you ever been curious about the art of aromatherapy? Join us to learn some basics using essential oils to create your own unique blend.
ssafarik@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8497
February 21
1-3 pm
Word Play
all ages
Crabbe Hall studio
Be part of a community-wide environmental public art project. Create word banners and add them to the line. Then play “word play.”
We’ll show you how.
Instructor: Diana Wyeno
Fee: $15 - includes supplies
College of PVA - Community Arts
www.arts.unco.edu/calendar/express
communityarts@unco.edu
351-2200
February 23
6:30 – 8pm
Reader’s Club
3rd-5th graders
High Plains Library District/Centennial Park
Bring a cozy blanket and pillow and watch “Happy Feet.” We’ll provide the popcorn!
kmadron@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8648
February 28
1-3 pm
Recycled to Regalia – Wearable Art
ages 10-adult
Crabbe Hall studio
Use “trash” to create jewelry, hats, flowers and more.
Instructor: Dyana Wyeno
Fee: $15 Includes supplies
College of PVA - Community Arts
www.arts.unco.edu/calendar/express
communityarts@unco.edu
351-2200
March 4 - April 1
Word Play - exhibit
all ages
Opening March 4, 4-6 pm
Oak Room Gallery – UNC Crabbe Hall – 8th Ave just south of 18th St.
In this interactive exhibition, open to the public, visitors are invited to think ‘recycle, reduce, reuse’ and create a cloth with one word. Each word-cloth can be hung to form poetry; then rearranged as a new person and perspective visits the gallery.
University Galleries
arts.unco.edu/visarts/main/visarts_galleries
joan.shannonmiller@unco.edu
351-2184
March
Spring Re-Cleaning (hard to recycle materials)
High Plains Library District/Farr Library
During the month of March Farr Regional Library will be collecting your materials and taking them to the Center for Hard-to-Recycle Materials in Boulder. Clean up your house and clean up the earth! Accepted materials include: phone books, print cartridges, athletic shoes, computer keyboards, mice and cables, cell phones, #2 & #4 plastic bags (newspaper bags, grocery bags, etc.), clothing, bedding, towels and fabrics (may be stained or ripped, but they must be clean).
pderk@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8532
March 6
at 6:30 pm
Film Discussion – Into the Wild
adults
High Plains Library District/Farr Library
This book club is an informal, entertaining and enlightening group. Enjoy the presentation and discussion of the 2007 film “Into the Wild” starring Emile Hirsh and directed by Sean Penn.
pderk@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8532
March 7 from 2-4pm
Make a Magnificent Mural
ages 12 to adult
High Plains Library District/Lincoln Park
Show your creativity and help us create a piece of art for the library. You will be given a section of canvas to paint, sketch, collage or otherwise decorate; you can work solo or with a family member or friend. At the end of the program, the pieces will be assembled to create one large mural. Let’s see what we can do together!
ssafarik@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8491
March 11
at 7 pm
Backyard Eden
adults
Get ready to garden! Enjoy presentations on food awareness and eating locally, as well as composting, water efficiency and other essentials of the backyard garden.
What’s the “Menu for the Future?” Explore food systems and consider the role of individual choices in creating and supporting more sustainable food communities.
Presented by Ruth Quade, City of Greeley Water Conservation Coordinator and Deb Deboutez, City of Greeley Neighborhood Programs Specialist.
Greeley History Museum at 714 8th St.
Sheryl.Kippen@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/museums
350-9220
March 12
at 7 pm
Teens Book Club
teens/young adults
High Plains Library District/Farr Library
Here’s how it works: at the first meeting you will receive a book to read – “Life as We Knew It” by Susan Beth Pfeffer. At the following meeting we will come together and discuss what you think will be the end. Then we’ll read the last chapter together.
pderk@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8532
March 16-20
A Rewarding Spring Break
"Service is the rent we pay for living." --Marion Wright
Community Connections is a campus organization dedicated to connecting students with volunteer opportunities within the university and Greeley communities.
"Are you passionate about childhood education, assisting the elderly, bettering the environment, or community health and wellness? We can help you find organizations that match your service interests! To become involved in these rewarding volunteer opportunities, please call Erin Christensen or Katie McCoy at (970) 351-1072, email us at community.connections@unco.edu, or stop by the Student Activities Office.
Student Activities - Community Connections
www.unco.edu/communityconnections
community.connections@unco.edu
351-1072
March 18, 2009
Fix a Leak Week Lunch and Learn
City of Greeley Water Conservation Program
http://www.greeleygov.com/Water/leaks.aspx
March 21
from 2-4 pm
Recycled Books – family event
all ages
High Plains Library District/Centennial Park
Turn discarded books into art. Discarded books and craft items are supplied. Just bring your creativity.
kmadron@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8648
March 28 • 1-3 pm
Bag It! – Recycled Art
ages 10-adult
Crabbe Hall studio
You won’t believe what new, functional containers you can make from a plastic bag!
Instructor: Dyana Wyeno
Fee:$15 Includes supplies
College of PVA - Community Arts
www.arts.unco.edu/calendar/express
communityarts@unco.edu
351-2200
April 1
from 6-8:30pm
Books to movies discussion group
adults
High Plains Library District/Centennial Park
A Civil Action – Based upon a true story and book by Jonathan Harr, this film chronicles the intense legal battle between the citizens of a small community and a large corporation suspected of contaminating their water.
kgamer@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8622
April 2
Film Discussion – An Inconvenient Truth
young adults/adults
High Plains Library District/Carbon Valley Regional Library
The controversial, award winning documentary “An Inconvenient Truth” will be shown, followed by a lively discussion. Popcorn and refreshments will be provided.
cschimpf@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
720-685-5114
April 2
UNC Research Day
students/faculty/staff
University Center
Celebration and showcase of UNC undergrad and graduate research and scholarship - special environmental presentations will be highlighted in this year’s schedule.
UNC Honors Scholarship and Leadership
hsl@unco.edu
www.unco.edu/hsl
351-2940
April 3-June 26
The Garden Show
Opening reception April 3 from 5-7 pm
The Madison & Main Gallery is an artists' cooperative gallery organized in 1987 by artists from Northern Colorado. We are painters, potters, jewelers, sculptors, wood crafters, stained glass artists, fiber artists, basket makers, photographers and mixed-media artists who are dedicated to artistic innovation and expression. Displays of artwork are continually changing, as member artists bring in new work. We also offer special shows, which feature guest artists, such as the annual Garden Show.
Madison & Main Gallery 927 16th Street
www.madisonandmaingallery.com
351-6201
April 4 & 11
1-3 pm
Drum & Didjeridu
ages 10-adult
Crabbe Hall studio Use recycled materials to make your own musical instruments. We will also have fun playing your new creations.
Instructor: Ann M Dunn
Fee: $20 - includes supplies
College of PVA - Community Arts
www.arts.unco.edu/calendar/express
communityarts@unco.edu
351-2200
April 7
from 3-5 pm
Fabulous Flowerpots
all ages
High Plains Library District/Lincoln Park
Come create a beautiful home for a favorite plant! Starting with a clay pot, use a variety of recycled items like buttons, string, magazine pages, etc. to create a one-of-a-kind piece of garden art.
ssafarik@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8491
April 11
at 10 am
Earth Day clean-up & Bird House Building
all ages
High Plains Library District/Carbon Valley Regional Library and Boy Scout Troop #98
Families in the Carbon Valley Regional Library area and Boy Scouts will meet at Milevac Lake in Frederick to do a springtime clean-up. After the clean-up, we will learn how to build some simple birdhouses and share a snack.
jcruz@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
720-685-5111
April 13
at 5 pm
teens books to film reading group
teens grades 6-12
High Plains Library District/Carbon Valley Regional Library
Teens are invited to read the book “Hoot” by Carl Hiaasen prior to viewing the movie (rated PG) and debating which is better: the book or the movie. Both involve the plight of endangered owls and one community’s efforts to save them. Refreshments will be provided.
smartinez@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
720-685-5120
April 15
from 11 am to 2 pm
Earth Week Sustainability Fair
campus and community
University Center
This event is designed to educate you about Sustainable Living Practices, Renewable Energy, Environmental & Social Responsibility, Natural Health, Green Building, Alternative Vehicles, Organic Agriculture, Local Economies and more.
UNC Campus Recreation
tricia.tort@unco.edu
351-2068
April 15
at 7 pm
Native Skies & Stories
families and students of all ages
See the sky from a Native American perspective – this star lab program will focus on Native skies: including Navajo, Hopi and other constellation stories. Also visit the Awakening Stories of ancient bison hunters exhibit.
Greeley History Museum at 714 8th St.
Sheryl.Kippen@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/museums
350-9220
April 15, 22, 29
at 4:30
Wildlife Movie Afternoons
all ages
High Plains Library District/Erie Community Library
Celebrate Earth Day with a whole month of wildlife movie afternoons on April 15, 22 and 29. Snacks provided.
ctaylor@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
720-685-5224
April 18
from 10 am to 3 pm
Mind/Body Retreat
UNC students & staff
Campus Recreation Center
This retreat is designed to encourage individuals to take time out of their schedule and explore and engage in activities and education related to health and well-being. It consists of a series of mini-workshops where participants can try out and learn about topics related to wellness.
Fee: Students $25, Faculty and Staff $35
UNC Campus Recreation
tricia.tort@unco.edu
351-2068
April 21
at 6:30 pm
Birds of Eastern Boulder County
adults
High Plains Library District/Erie Community Library
Naturalist and author Stephen Jones will present a slide show looking at the birds in the eastern Boulder County area. Jones is a nature columnist for the Daily Camera newspaper as well as the author of the Boulder County Nature Almanac, Owls of Boulder County and the upcoming book Wild Boulder County.
ctaylor@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
720-685-5224
April 21
at 9:30a & 10:30a;
April 22 at 10:30 am
Preschool Storytime about Trees
children ages 3 to 5
High Plains Library District/Centennial Park
Enjoy books and activities about trees. Plant a seed to grow your own tree.
kmadron@weld.lib.co.us
http://www.mylibrary.us/
506-8648
April 22
Are You Wearing Green? The Impact of Fashion on the Environment students/community
Most of us are aware that we need to practice the three Rs of environmentalism – reduce, reuse, recycle. We know we should drive fuel efficient, low emission vehicles; we should recycle newspapers, aluminum cans, glass bottles, and even our old computers; we need to weatherize our homes and reduce our water consumption. But do we consider the environment when we buy our clothing? Probably not.
The Environmental Protection Agency reports that the average American throws away more than 68 pounds of clothing and textiles each year. With a current average lifespan of 77.6 years, each person in the United States today will contribute 5,277 pounds of textile waste during his or her lifetime. The Census Bureau projects a current U.S. population (as of 1/20/09) of 305,652,585; and that equates to 1,612,928,691,045 pounds of clothing/textile waste being produced by persons living in the US today!
Your wardrobe may make a positive fashion statement, but it could also be contributing to a negative environmental statement! Learn how when UNC Environmental Studies students present their research on the environmental impact of the fashion and textile industries. Then see some fun ways to recycle during a style show featuring clothing designed from deconstructed, reconstructed T-shirts. After the show, dance to the earthy reggae/jam sounds of Trichome.
Location will be the Garden Theatre if the weather permits, otherwise it will be in the UC Ballrooms.
Fee: A non-perishable food item to donate to the Weld County Food Bank
Environmental Studies
Arlene.hansen@unco.edu
351-1932
April 22
UNC Earth Day
everyone welcome
University Center and other UNC venues
2nd annual celebration of what has become an American and international tradition. Please follow this link for a complete schedule of performances, speakers, activities and more.
hsl@unco.edu
www.unco.edu/hsl
351-2940
April 30-May 2
“Holes”
children and families
Langworthy Theatre
• School Performances:Thursday, April 30, 10:00 am and 1:00 pm; Friday, May 1, 10:00 am and 1:00 pm $5/per person
• Public Performance: Saturday, May 2, 2 pm; $6/child or student, $10/adult
Stanley Yelnats is cursed. Thanks to his no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealin' great-great-grandfather, he is sentenced to hard labor in West Texas for a crime he did not commit. Between dodging poisonous yellow-spotted lizards and trying to play nice with the juvenile delinquents of Camp Green Lake, Stanley solves a 100-year-old mystery and discovers the true meaning of friendship. Holes won the National Book Award and Newberry Medal.
School of Theatre Arts & Dance - Children’s Theatre
Gillian.mcnally@unco.edu
Children's Theatre
351-2597
April
TBD
The Tao Of Joe Allen; or, How To Save The World Without Really Trying An Environmental Comedy
Premier of an “environment” play written as an honors project in 2002 by Aaron Klostermeyer. UNC’s Theatre student fraternity Alpha Psi Omega is producing the show.
Details to follow
351-2200
May 2
from 10 am to 4 pm
Earthworks
all ages
Building with earth – learn how to chink with adobe and cook on a horno stove.
Centennial Village Museum at 1475 A St.
Sheryl.Kippen@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/museums
350-9216
May 13
from 8:45 am to 2:30 pm
Children’s Water Festival
4th grade students
The Children's Water Festival in Greeley is a free event for 4th grade students in Weld, Morgan and Adams Counties. The 2009 theme “Wild About Water” will showcase how wildlife and water work together in our natural environment. The Central Colorado Water Conservancy District and the City of Greeley Water Conservation and Storm water programs are co-sponsoring a Children's Water Festival. The water festival brings water professionals from around Colorado to provide presentations and activities about water, conservation, human health, and aquatic life while covering a wide range of curriculum areas including language arts, math, science, social studies, visual art, and health. The festival goals are to teach students that water is an essential, limited resource and that they can take action. The event provides teachers with materials and lessons that they can use for years to come.
UNC/Greeley/CCWCD
water@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/water/waterfest
350-9204
May 16
10 am to 4 pm
“For the Beauty of the Earth” Art Day
adults
One-day art workshop to appreciate the Earth; activities include discussion of composition and inspiration, still life painting and plein air painting. Participants should bring the art media of their own choice.
Fee: $40 plus lunch
Showcase Art Center at 1335 8th Ave
Colette@ColletePitcher.com
colettepitcher.com/showcasepage
356-8593
June 1-12
Creative Spaces Youth Camp
teens
Middle and high school students interested in theatre and visual arts from Northern Colorado come together for a two-week program hosted by the College of Performing and Visual Arts at University of Northern Colorado. Each morning is dedicated to skillbuilding in the various artistic disciplines, and in extended afternoon workshop sessions, students choose theatre or visual art as their main focus. Students collaborate to create original works of art to be shown in final sharing for friends and family on the last day.
Fee: $450 (some scholarships available)
PVA Community Arts
Gillian.mcnally@unco.edu
arts.unco.edu/creativespaces
351-2597
June 6
from 11 am to 2 pm
Strike it Rich
all ages
People and the environment focus; explore a prospector’s and miner’s discovery kit and try your hand at some gold-panning. The Village will also be observing the 150th anniversary of the Colorado Gold Rush. Small children are invited to bring trikes or small bikes to ride to “see the Village on wheels.”
Centennial Village Museum at 1475 A St.
Sheryl.Kippen@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/museums
350-9216
June 6
Art & Nature Bike Ride
PVA Community Arts
Ann Dunn
ann@amstudio.com
351-2200
July 8
at 6 pm
Critters ‘Round the Campfire
all ages/families
Share a hot dog supper in the Village’s prairie area and learn about Colorado wildlife. Event includes hands-on activities.
Centennial Village Museum at 1475 A St.
Sheryl.Kippen@greeleygov.com
www.greeleygov.com/museums
350-9216
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