Here's your community calendar for Tuesday, April 21st, underwritten by Basalt Regional Library, presenting the Library Lovers’ Party this Friday, April 24th, from 6-8PM. This celebration will focus on relationship building, and strengthening the connections that make our community thrive, and will feature food, drinks, music and more. More info at basalt library dot org
You might want to eat an early dinner to get ready for everything happening today…
- Lift Up distributes food & pantry items at the Rifle Library from 11 to 2, the Parachute Family Resource Center from 11:30 to 2:30, and at Glenwood Catholic Charities from 1 to 3:30 today
- The Basalt Library puts on a Mahjong play session as well as a Yarn Group meetup, both events start at 5 today
- The Rifle Library screens the documentary "The Librarians" at 5pm
- True Nature's Monthly Concentric Recovery Meeting starts at 5:30
- Also at 5:30, TACAW presents a Dialogue on Writing with Jim Newton
- Townline Truck's weekly Open Mic plugs in at 6pm
- Then at 6:30, the Wheeler Opera House puts on "Infinitely Yours"
- New Castle Town Council meets at 7 at Town Hall
- The 5 Point Film Festival begins today, with two film screenings at the Crystal Theatre starting at 7 this evening
- And Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals break into Belly Up Aspen at 8pm
Let's check a few things happening on Earth Day tomorrow…
- Lift Up returns to the New Castle River Center tomorrow from 9 to 1, as well as the Silt Baseball Fields from 10 to Noon, and then at the Third Street Center from 2:30 to 4:30
- The Iris Moon Emporium in Leadville holds an Earth Day Community Meetup tomorrow at 11am
- The Town of Basalt celebrates Earth Day with "My Future My Voice" tomorrow from Noon to 6 at the River Park
- The Pitkin County Library will host an Earth Day Celebration at 3pm tomorrow
- And The Wheeler Opera House presents "The Future Is Local," a community-wide gathering on environmental stewardship, that's also tomorrow at 3
Keep your community in the loop about events and programming ideas by emailing calendar@kdnk.org. We always love it when our listeners blast KDNK at full volume, but if your ears need a little break, that's fine! You can turn the volume down for a bit and have an Attenuated Tuesday