Here's your community calendar for Thursday, August 6th, underwritten by Basalt Regional Library, presenting Aspen Music Festival and School Chamber Recitals Thursdays, August 6, 13 and 20, at 5:15PM. Talented students from the festival will perform selected works each week. More info at basalt library dot org.
It's another sunny day and the weekend is getting close, here's what's up for today…
- Lift Up provides food & pantry supplies from 10:30 to 1:30 at Glenwood Catholic Charities, and they'll also be at the Parachute Family Resource Center from 11:30 to 2:30, and the Aspen Ranger Station from 3 to 5
- The Drunken Hearts wrap up the first week of the new Traffic Jams series, that's at 4:30 at the Wheeler Opera House
- The Leadtones plug in at 5pm at High Mountain Pies in Leadville
- The Basalt Library welcomes students from the Aspen Music Festival & School for a Chamber Recital at 5:15 today
- Glenwood Springs City Council holds their meeting at 6pm at City Hall, including a decision related to the local ICE facility's local use permit
- Sue Schnitzer performs outdoors at the Carbondale Library, that's also at 6.
- The Himalayan Institute presents a speech on The Heart of Abundance, that's at 6:30 at the Third Street Center.
- Black Pistol Fire headlines the Snowmass Concert Series, with Van Bellman opening the evening, music starts at 6:30pm on Fanny Hill
- And The Band of Heathens take the stage at TACAW at 8 this evening
We'll have a full list of First Friday activities in Carbondale on tomorrow's calendar, here's a few things happening elsewhere in the KDNK listener area…
- Lift Up will be at the New Castle River Center tomorrow from 9 to 1 and the Rifle Library from 11 to 2
- Marblefest returns to the Marble Mill Site starting at 11:30 tomorrow morning and running throughout the weekend.
- The Pitkin County Library throws a Rooftop Closing Party for their Summer Reading Programs, that's tomorrow from Noon to 2.
- And over the pass in Leadville, The Tabor Opera House shows the 90s classic Tombstone tomorrow at 6:30
Keep your community in the loop about events and programming ideas by emailing calendar@kdnk.org. Catch KDNK's award-winning public affairs programming anytime by clicking Public Affairs under the Programming tab at kdnk.org. You never know what someone else might be going through, so be kind to everyone you encounter today and have an Empathetic Thursday