Here's your community calendar for Saturday, March 28th, underwritten by Basalt Regional Library, presenting The Beauty of Water: A Watercolor Exhibition. Artwork by Sarah Peterson and her students from the Art Base will be on display in the Community Room on Friday, April 3rd and Saturday, April 4th, with a public reception on Friday from 4-6PM. Registration is required. More info at basalt library dot org
We'd like to give one more huge thank you to everyone who flexed their Natural Intelligence and became a KDNK member during our pledge drive. We appreciate you all so much and we're happy to have you with us! Spring Break starts Monday for most of the kids in the valley, so there aren't as many events happening this weekend as you might expect, but we still found some fun options for you later today
- The 3rd No Kings protest starts on Grand Avenue in Glenwood at 1pm
- The Middle Colorado Watershed Council puts on a showing of The American Southwest, followed by a filmmaker talk, that's starts at 5:30 today at the Glenwood Vaudeville Theater
- Mike Waters plays at Townline Trucks in Carbondale at 6pm
- Also at 6, Rodrigo lands at Downvalley Brewing in New Castle
- Roberta Lewis & Steve Cole return to Heather's Savory Pies in Basalt at 6:30
- Alfredo Rodriguez puts on a pair of performances at the Paul JAS Center, at 7pm and again at 9:15 tonight
- Average Joey and Mugsy Fay get jamming at Steve's Guitars at 8pm
- Belly Up Aspen presents An Evening With Saved By The 90s, with doors open at 8:30 this evening
And we've got several more things happening Sunday…
- The Carbondale Bike Project offers bike repair assistance from Noon to 6 tomorrow at The Third Street Center
- Roma Ransom plays at Rock Island in Snowmass tomorrow at 3.
- Townline Trucks welcomes Common Ground, that's also at 3pm tomorrow
- Piano Man David Dyer sits down at The Collective Snowmass tomorrow at 5
- And Pigeons Playing Ping Pong perform playfully at 8pm tomorrow at Belly Up Aspen
Keep your community in the loop about events and programming ideas by emailing calendar@kdnk.org. If none of the events on the calendar for the weekend float your boat, don't worry! Sometimes we just need a Slow Saturday.