Here’s your community calendar for Wednesday, October 24th, underwritten by Sopris Liquor and Wine, at the corner of 133 and Main in Carbondale. For a list of today's events like Ascendigo's Fall Fest at Phat Thai Fundraising Event to facilitate winter sports activities for community members with autism follow the headline...
Carbondale Library offers C Lab and Lunch at 2.
Basalt Library offers Kid Creators at 3.
Aspen City Hall Sister Cities Room hosts the Monthly Castle Creek Bridge Update at 5.
Basalt Library presents Foreign Film Night screening Les Diaboliques at 5.
Ascendigo’s Fall Fest at Phat Thai Fundraiser is at 6.
Aspen Meadows Resort hosts Full Moon Yoga at 6.
The Limelight Hotel hosts Your Voice Your Vote discussing local ballot issues at 5.
Anita Thompson and Author Tim Mohr present Burning Down the Haus, a conversation about the East German Punk Rock movement and its role in bringing down the Berlin Wall at Explore Booksellers in Aspen at 5:30.
Carbondale Library hosts Thrill the World Carbondale dance rehearsals at 6.
The Burning Mountain Ukuleles perform at the New Castle Library at 6.
Dave Notor instructs Painting in Pastels at the Art Base in Basalt at 6.
The CMC Common Readers series in Morgridge Commons in Glenwood Springs features “Fig” with an opportunity to meet author Sarah Elizabeth Schantz at 7.
Suzanne Paris performs at 7 at Heather’s in Basalt.
Aspen Chapel hosts Full Moon Breathwork and Binaural Beats at 7:30.
The Crystal Theater shows The Old Man and the Gun at 7:30.
The Carbondale Full Moon Spooky Bike Cruise rolls out at 9 from the north end of Sopris Park. on 7th Street.
And Belly Up presents Orgone at 9:30.
Looking ahead
Aspen Strong presents the Changing Brains Changing Lives Connection Symposium at 8:30 at the Gant Hotel in Aspen.
Carbondale Rec Center hosts a Diabetes Research and Development Meeting at 9 tomorrow morning;
And the 4 day Lead With Love Summit begins tomorrow at 9am at Aspen Meadows Resort. Registration begins at 7am in the Local Lounge.
You can submit your calendar items on our website or by emailing calendar@kdnk.org.
Get out there and have some fun!