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Electric Safari at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is the only place in Colorado where you can enjoy a holiday-safari themed drone show, and explore 50 acres of one-of-a-kind light sculptures, twinkling light displays, and larger-than-life illuminated inflatable animals while hand-feeding a giraffe herd on the side of a mountain! (Drone show and inflatables are weather dependent). … 
Introduction to Canning: Water Bath Canning - Online Video TrainingIntroduction to Canning: Water Bath Canning - Online Video TrainingLink to the online training video and materials will be sent to the email address used for registration. Learn how to safely can high acid foods with this online video and materials. The boiling water canning method …
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Program will be announced from the stage Artists Thomas Wilson conductor About The Performance The region’s greatest New Year’s Bash! Indulge in a night of elegance and excitement as we toast to the past, revel in the present, and eagerly await the adventures of the new year with Gershwin’s timeless masterpiece – Rhapsody in Blue. … |
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Program will be announced from the stage Artists Thomas Wilson conductor About The Performance The region’s greatest New Year’s Bash! Indulge in a night of elegance and excitement as we toast to the past, revel in the present, and eagerly await the adventures of the new year with Gershwin’s timeless masterpiece – Rhapsody in Blue. … |
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Cottonwood Center for the Arts is pleased to announce a solo exhibition for the month of January featuring works by Skylar Sypher: Impulse Sypher is a Ukrainian born Deaf artist who maintains a studio in downtown Colorado Springs, CO. She works in soft pastels, pencil, and oil paint. Her stylized approach to representationalism adds complex …
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Cottonwood Center for the Arts is pleased to announce a solo exhibition for the month of January featuring works by Jeffrey Matkovich: Year in Review Matkovich is an artist who lives in and maintains a studio in Colorado Springs, CO. He started his art career later in life, attending the Academy of Art University in … |
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Lose yourself in the rich sounds of woodwind music in the intimate setting of the Chapman Foundations Recital Hall on Jan. 10 with Songs of Youth. Kickoff 2025 with this EPIC Wind Quintet, an ensemble of principal players from some of America's top symphony orchestras, joined by a masterful bass clarinetist. The highlight of the … |
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Solve the Mystery of Some of History’s Greatest Music If you’ve seen the movie Amadeus, you might think you know the story behind Mozart’s Requiem - but you would be wrong. In this concert, we’ll lay out the true story of this remarkable piece, highlighting the individual contributions from as many as five (or possibly … |
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Solve the Mystery of Some of History’s Greatest Music If you’ve seen the movie Amadeus, you might think you know the story behind Mozart’s Requiem - but you would be wrong. In this concert, we’ll lay out the true story of this remarkable piece, highlighting the individual contributions from as many as five (or possibly … |
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Colorado State University Extension - El Paso CountyColorado State University Extension has created a workshop focusing on the Mediterranean diet. This workshop will answer questions about key characteristics of the Mediterranean lifestyle and how foods in the diet contribute to health. Plus, you will learn how to make fresh home-made hummus and try a delicious …
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What is energy? Where does it come from? Where is it found? How can we detect it? It is in the earth, the celestials, the trees and rocks. It is enhanced by animals and humans, strengthened by location and ceremonies. The Indigenous cultures feel it and embrace it. Heidi Wigand-Nicely: BA in Elementary Education from Western … |
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This class will address the major foreign policy issues of the sixties. Although dominated by the expanding Vietnam war, this presentation will also include many other issues in the 1960s. Dr. William Berry: PhD in International Relations with a focus on East Asian Politics from Cornell University. PILLAR Member-FREE … |
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In the early days of WWII, with the establishment of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAACs), over 35,000 women from all over the country applied for less than 1000 anticipated positions. Eventually, over 150,000 American women served in the Women’s Army Corps (WAS) during WWII. Location: Inn at Garden Plaza, 2520 International Circle Sandy … |
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Let go of the boring and reinvent yourself with the activities that set your soul on fire.Lately, have you been feeling like:Life has no meaningYou’ve lost part of who you areYou are exhausted and depletedYou want to be involved but don’t know howYour career is fine…but it doesn’t fulfill youEvery day feels the sameYou are …
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The first part of life is all about acquiring stuff and doing things. The end of life is about “letting go” and learning how to just “be.” It’s a process of discovering who we are while letting go of doing things. We will set the foundational basics for understanding and learning how to “live with … |