Community Calendar

The Tiny Print Showcase featuring 145 works by artists from across Colorado, juried by Johanna Mueller (Greeley) and Raymundo Muñoz (Denver). Alongside "You Don’t Have to Be Perfect, But You Could Try Harder" by Marble’s own Tracey Harris known for her razor-sharp wit and painterly precision.

The opening reception is from 5-7pm with artist talks beginning at 5:30pm. The gallery is open weekdays 10am-5pm.
Special thanks to gallery sponsors; Land + Shelter, Basalt Printing & Art Supply, Kat & Pete Rich, Ellen Woods, and Dick Blick Art Materials.

The ‘Move with Me’ Program is designed to introduce littles (18 months to 3 years plus a caregiver) to the joys of dance. Using fun, interactive music, props, and make-believe, we will practice listening to music, following directions, and moving our bodies to the beats! A healthy snack will be provided.

El programa ‘Move with Me’ (Muévete conmigo) está diseñado para sumergir a las personitas entre los 18 meses y los 3 años de edad (y una persona adulta a su cuidado) en la alegría que nos ofrece la danza. Utilizando música divertida e interactiva, accesorios e imaginación, aprenderemos a escuchar música, seguir instrucciones y mover nuestros cuerpos al ritmo del compás a través de la práctica. Ofreceremos un refrigerio saludable.

Unleash your creativity in a fun, engaging, and inspiring senior art class where the only limit is your imagination!

Each session focuses on playful and easy-to-learn techniques, including watercolor painting, acrylics, pastels and more! Classes are perfect for all skill levels. Enjoy a stress-free artistic outlet designed to nurture your creativity while having fun.

No registration necessary. Just arrive day of ready to create!

Join us at the Carbondale Library each Third Thursday at 2:00 for a lively book discussion. Our September book is “The Paris Novel” by Ruth Reichl. For more information call the Carbondale Library 970-963-2889.

Journey through two extraordinary musical worlds as pianist Amanda Gessler presents a captivating recital of works by Ludwig van Beethoven and Claude Debussy. From Beethoven’s powerful drama and emotional depth to Debussy’s shimmering colors and evocative soundscapes, this program explores the piano’s remarkable ability to paint vivid images and tell stories without words.

Known for her insightful and emotionally engaging performances, Dr. Gessler has appeared throughout the United States and Europe, made her Carnegie Hall debut as a First Prize Winner of the Bradshaw & Buono International Piano Competition, and has been praised for her deep connection to the music of Beethoven and other master composers. She lives here locally, serving as the Director of Music at the Christ Episcopal Church in Aspen.

Join us for an evening of imagination, beauty, and musical storytelling as timeless masterpieces come to life through sound.

Haz una travesía a lo largo de dos extraordinarios mundos musicales con la pianista Amanda Gessler, quien nos ofrece un recital cautivador con obras de Ludwig van Beethoven y Claude Debussy. Desde el impactante drama y la profundidad emocional de Beethoven hasta los colores brillantes y evocativos paisajes sonoros de Debussy, este programa explora la extraordinaria capacidad del piano para pintar vívidas imágenes y contar historias sin palabras.

Conocida por sus profundas y emotivas presentaciones, la Dra. Gessler ha aparecido a lo largo de los Estados Unidos y Europa, realizando su debut en Carnegie Hall como ganadora del certamen Bradshaw & Buono International Piano Competition, siendo aclamada por su profunda conexión con la música de Beethoven y otros maestros compositores. Ella vive aquí en el valle, fungiendo como directora musical en la Iglesia Episcopal de Cristo en Aspen.

Acompáñanos durante una velada de imaginación, belleza y narrativa musical en la que obras maestras clásicas cobrarán vida a través del sonido.

Anderson Ranch Arts Center invites the community to join Thinker Thursday: Creative Rounds, an evening of fast-paced presentations designed to spark curiosity and new ideas. Six local speakers will each present 15 images, speaking for 15 seconds per image, for a total of 225 seconds to share a topic they are passionate about.

This year’s presenters include Patty Doyle, Natalie Feinberg Lopez, Liz Ferrill, Chris Lane, Patrick Lueck, and Laurel Winton.

Following the presentations, attendees are invited to take part in a Q&A and connect with the speakers and other community members. The evening offers a chance to explore a range of ideas in a fun and engaging format.

Dinner will be available at the Ranch Café after the program for $30 per person.

The art of creating a lithograph in collaboration...

Join us at the Powers Art Center to hear master printer Valpuri Remling speak about the collaborative world of printmaking. The Powers Art Center hosts work by some of the greatest in the field, including Jasper Johns and Roy Lichtenstein.

Join Jacy Sundlie, TRE® Senior Trainer and Certified TRE® Provider, Lyndsey Harder to experience TRE®, an easy to learn body-led technique to release the stress and tension of everyday life, immediate or prolonged difficult situations, or traumatic life experiences. The session is an introduction to TRE®, geared for personal use as well as for professionals in healthcare and emergency agencies. Each session includes theory and practice of TRE®.
Choose to attend one or more sessions Thursday evenings Sept 3 thru October 1st .
Dress for comfort. Bring mat, pillow, blanket, water bottle.
Fee : $20 per session. First Responders: FREE RSVP to info@tcfhf.org to reserve your place.

Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths) feature in a five-star, triumphantly acclaimed new production of Arthur Miller’s classic play, from visionary director Ivo Van Hove (A View from the Bridge).

One family, the heart of the American dream. When wartime delivers profits for Joe, it comes at a price when his partner is charged with criminal manufacturing deals, and his eldest son goes missing in action. Will peacetime bring peace of mind, or will he be confronted by the consequence of his actions?

Filmed live from the West End, Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You), Tom Glynn-Carney (House of the Dragon), and Hayley Squires (I, Daniel Blake) also feature in this disturbingly prescient play.

The Tiny Print Showcase featuring 145 works by artists from across Colorado, juried by Johanna Mueller (Greeley) and Raymundo Muñoz (Denver). Alongside "You Don’t Have to Be Perfect, But You Could Try Harder" by Marble’s own Tracey Harris known for her razor-sharp wit and painterly precision.

The opening reception is from 5-7pm with artist talks beginning at 5:30pm. The gallery is open weekdays 10am-5pm.
Special thanks to gallery sponsors; Land + Shelter, Basalt Printing & Art Supply, Kat & Pete Rich, Ellen Woods, and Dick Blick Art Materials.