Looking For Something To Do This Weekend?
Listing Of Colorado's Community Calendar
Have an event for our community calendar? Fill out our online form and we'll consider it for our Web site. UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS:
FREE Educational Seminars
The Alzheimer’s Association will present: “Maintain Your Brain” – Aug 13
Right at Home will present: “Life After Alzheimer’s” – Aug 20
All sessions are at 6p / Heritage Club / 1860 S. Potomac St. / Aurora
Refreshments and educational materials will be provided
RSVP the Monday prior to the session by calling 303-369-0736
Dr. Seuss for President Art Exhibition
Coinciding with the 2008 Presidential Election, this exhibition features
first-ever political prints editions to the public along with imagery by
Dr. Seuss from politically charged artworks, books and editorial cartoons
FREE and open tot the public / kick-off rally at 12noon on Aug 15
1512 Larimer St. / Denver / exhibition runs from Aug 15 – Sept 30
INFO: www.galleryonedenver.com
Square Dance Sessions
Fun exercise set to music, no experience necessary, couples and singles welcome
4p – 6p / Saturdays through Aug / Heritage Square 18301 US Highway 40 / Golden
$6 per person per session
INFO: 303-798-2955
Ben & Jerry’s Friday Afternoon Concert
An informal setting in Old Town Square showcasing local music on Friday nights
All shows are FREE and open to the public
7p – 9p / June 6 – August 8 / Old Town Square off Linden St. and Walnut in historic
Downtown Ft. Collins
June 6 – Second Hand Smokers (funky, jazzy rock)
June 13 – Rosann Winn Band (folk and jazz)
June 20 – Daddy Rab (classic hot hits and cool originals)
June 27 – The Kingpins (jump blues)
July 11 – Mark Van Ark (original blues and jazz)
July 18 – Fubar II (acoustic rock)
July 25 – SHEL (your theme song awaits)
August 1 – Cornerstone (soft acoustic rock)
August 8 – Johnny Johnson (southern blues)
August 29 – Driftwood Fire (melodic indie folk rock)
INFO: 970-407-0899 or 970-484-6500
INFO: www.DowntownFortCollins.com
Trip To Work
Employees in the Southeast Urban Corridor can take advantage of the Transit
Rider Incentive Program (TRIP) to save 50% off their monthly RTD passes
Since the program began over 4,000 passes have been sold to people working in
Englewood, Centennial, Lone Tree and Greenwood Village
INFO:www.triptowork.com
Market Fresh at Twenty Ninth Street
Boulder’s newest farmers market featuring fresh Colorado produce, warm bread, fresh
fish, local beef, plants flowers and more
10a – 2p / every Sunday / 29th & Canyon / Boulder
INFO: 303-817-8120
2008 Fitness Walks and T’ai Chi – Denver Botanic Gardens
Connect with your inner self and enjoy the quiet splendor of the Gardens
All fitness levels are welcome and healthy snacks are provided by AARP
Every Tuesday / June 3 – Aug 26 / Denver Botanic Gardens / 1005 York St. / Denver
INFO:www.botanicgardens.org
INFO: 720-865-3500
Civic Center Outdoor Market & Café
Enjoy a bite to eat, listen to good music and experience a sense of community
Bistro seating, lunch fare, live music and Colorado grown produce and goods
11a – 2p / June 11 – Sept 24 (excluding Aug 27 due to Democratic National Convention)
Civic Center Park - one block off 16th St. Mall / Denver
INFO:www.civiccenterconservancy.org
Rocky Mountain National Park – Science Behind the Scenery Series
FREE and open to the public, these educational programs are fun for all ages
7:30p / Thursday evenings / Auditorium / Beaver Meadows Visitor Center
Runs from June 26 – Aug 21
INFO: 970-586-1206
Millennium Harvest House’s Rockin’ The Gardens – FREE Summer Concert Series
Featuring local, regional and national artists performing in this family-friendly atmosphere
Delicious menu of appetizers and entrees will be available
Every Friday / May 9 – Sept. 19 / 5:30p – 9:30p
The Millennium Harvest House / 1345 28th St. (28th & Arapahoe) / Boulder
INFO: www.HarvestHouseFAC.com
INFO: 303-443-3850Skyline Park Summer Concert Series
FREE musical entertainment featuring some of the areas finest musicians
Dates range from June – August; attendees are encourage to bring a blanket and lunch
INFO: www.downtowndenver.com
Homegrown Tomato Challenge
See who grows the best tomatoes; two grand prize winners will walk away with
$2,500 each for the best tomato in the small and large categories, runners up will receive
$250 King Soopers gift certificates – Only one entry per household per year
FREE admission
9a – 12n / Aug 23 / King Soopers / 995 S. Hover St. / Longmont
INFO: 210-396-3966
Outdoor Market & Craft Sale
8a / Aug 23 / 2680 W. Hampden Ave. / Englewood
Space rental is $20 - to reserve a space call 303-697-0353
Colorado Dahlia Society Flower Show
Featuring hundreds of spectacular blooms and arrangements from Colorado’s
Premier Dahlia growers; society members will be on hand to answer questions
12noon – 5p on Aug 23 / 9a – 4p on Aug 24
Denver Botanic Gardens / 1005 York St / Denver
INFO: www.dahlias.net
INFO: 303-841-8024
Bovine Metropolis Theatre Presents: Planet Washington
Great music, hilarious parodies and fun audience interaction to spoof
politics and pop culture
7p on Aug 24 / 10p on Aug 25 – 28 / 1527 Champa St. / Denver / $30
INFO: www.BovineMetropolis.com
For a sneak preview visit: www.PlanetWashington.com
Bovine Metropolis Theatre Presents: Convention?
See what life is like behind the scenes of a presidential campaign -
a hilarious look at how NOT to get elected
7:30p / Wednesdays in Aug / 1527 Champa St. / Denver/ $8
INFO:www.BovineMetropolis.com
Rabbit vs. Chicken 08 – Presented by The Children’s Museum of Denver
A fun way to teach kids about the upcoming presidential election
Aug 18 – 30 / Election Day is 11a on Aug 23 / Inauguration Day is 11a on Aug 30
The Children’s Museum of Denver / 2121 Children’s Museum Drive / Denver
INFO: www.mychildmuseum.org
The Denver Five Points Lions Club Presents: Annual Community Appreciation Day
12noon – 4 p / raffle drawing at 5p / Aug 31
FREE hot dogs, chips punch, school supplies, BINGO and prizes
Redd’s Family Kitchen / 5405 E. 33rd (33rd & Hudson) / Denver
INFO: 720-941-4924
Golden Gallop – To Benefit Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
This 10K run / 5K run/walk will help fund programs at the PCAN including research
grants, patient services and community events to raise awareness
$10 - $25 / 8a / Sept 6 / Splash Aquatic Park / address? / Golden
INFO:www.goldengallop.org
43rd Annual Colorado Fall Charity Horse Show
An all-breed open show and classes to benefit Miss Helen’s Place, a Colorado
therapeutic riding center; food, beverages and great family entertainment
FREE admission / donations to Miss Helen’s Place will be accepted
Sept 5 – 7 / National Western Events Center / 1515 E. 47th Ave. / Denver
INFO: 303-947-7711
28th Annual Miniatures and Doll Show & Sale
An exhibit and sale of dolls, dollhouses and miniatures, free seminars and a demo
10a – 5p on Sept 6 / 11a – 4p on Sept 7 / $7 adults / $4 children / $6 seniors
Hotel Denver Tech / 7801 E. Orchard Rd. / Greenwood Village
INFO:www.dmmdt.org/falsow.htm
Soar for the Cure
Fight breast cancer by taking helicopter rides; enjoy an event with entertainment, food
refreshments and more; 75% of proceeds benefit Denver Affiliate of Susan G Komen for the Cure
Sept 12 – 13 / Rotors of the Rockies / 11915 Airport Way / Broomfield
Tickets range from $90 - $160
INFO: www.cwcc.org
INFO: 303-458-0220The 2008 Urban Navigator
Race throughout the city armed with a passport, light rail passes and clues
Teams of 2-4 participants will navigate Metro Denver while completing mental and
physical challenges along the way; funds benefit Brent’s Place
8:30a / Sept 13 / Downtown Denver / $45 registration
INFO/REGISTER: www.adventuresforcharity.org
A Cause For Paws 5K Doggie Dash and 3K Walk-A-Thon
Join with or without a dog to raise animals cared for by the Humane Society
of Boulder Valley; pancake breakfast, prizes and more
7a – 12noon / check-in is at 7a / Sept. 13 / 2323 55th St. / Boulder
Doggie Dash begins at 8:30a, Walk-A-Thon begins at 8:45a
$15 - $35 registration fee
INFO: www.boulderhumage.org
INFO: 303-44204030 ext. 655
2008 Harvest of Hope
A fundraiser to benefit HIV/AIDS programs in Colorado and Africa
$100-$250 tickets / $1,000-$10,000 tables
September 18 / Temple Emanual / 51 Grape St. / Denver
INFO: 303-979-0699
INFO: www.harvestofhopecolorado.org
Walk For PKD
A day of fun and fitness to help end polycystic kidney disease
5K Run, 1.1 and 2.2 Mile Walk / 9am registration / Run-Walk begins at 10:15am
September 21 / Washington Park / Denver
INFO:www.pkdcure.org
INFO: 1-800-PKD-CURE
Day for Kids Dash
A 5K race course through Sloan’s Lake Park; refreshments and activities after
the race and a kids’ dash for children eight and under
9a / Sept 21 / Sloan’s Lake Park / Denver / $20 registration for 18 years old and up
Benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver
INFO: www.positiveplacedenver.org
Walk to Defeat ALS and Help Fight Lou Gehrig’s Disease
The 3K walks are open to the public – donations are strongly encouraged
9am on Oct 4 / City Park / Denver
11am on Sept 7 / Lincoln Park / Grand Junction
11am on Sept 21 / CSU Oval / Ft. Collins
INFO:www.alsco.org
INFO: 303-832-2322
2008 Great American Beer Festival
Oct 9 - 11 / Convention Center / Denver
$50 evening sessions / $78 Saturday afternoon session
$20 designated driver tickets
TIX:www.ticketmaster.com or www.GreatAmericanBeerFestival.com
16th Annual Secret Chefs Wine Dinner & Auction
Fine wines paired with fabulous food to benefit Project PAVE
Silent auction features amazing items for bidding throughout the evening
5:30p – 9p / Oct 19 / Strings Restaurant / 17th & Humboldt / Denver
$150 tickets
INFO:www.projectpave.org
The Wildlife Experience Presents: Animal Grossology
Learn quirky facts about animals at the Animal Grossology exhibition
A slightly different view of the animal kingdom with interactive learning games and over
5,000 square feet with modular, hands-on exhibits and stations
Get the answer to why cows are the gassiest animals on earth, why the dung beetle is
nature’s pooper scooper and why scientists are studying the slug and snail slime production
for clues in treating cystic fibrosis
Animal Grossology runs during normal museum hours during: September 27, 2008 – April 29, 2009 / The Wildlife Experience/ 10035 S. Peoria / Parker
INFO: www.thewildlifeexperience.org
INFO: 720-488-33007th Annual Second Wind Fund Walk/Run/Ride
Help prevent and raise awareness on teen suicide
FREE concert, BBQ lunch, taco bar, t-shirts, massages, a kids' ten, dove release and more
12:30 kick-off / September 21 / Green Mountain HS / Lakewood
$10 students / $25 adults
INFO/REGISTER: www.secondwindfund.org
Denver's 7 and The Wildlife Experience Present: Lucky 7s
On the 7th of every month, receive discounted rates on museum admission,
combo admission and family memberships
Lucky 7s admission rates: $7.77 adults / $6.77 seniors / $.77 children
Lucky 7s combo rates: (museum and a film) = $9.77 adults / $7.77 seniors / $1.07 children
INFO: www.thewildlifeexperience.org
INFO: 720-488-3300
On The Spot – Bovine Metropolis Theatre
Watch the Bovine masters squirm under the white hot light as the “Whose
Line is it, Anyway” style show will have you squealing with laughter
$10 admission / INFO: 303-758-4722
10:15p / Fridays & Saturdays / 1527 Champa St. / Denver
Taoist Tai Chi Society Presents: taijiquan (tai chi)
Benefit from the slow, gentle turning and stretching move of tai chi
Tai chi moves are designed to increase strength, flexibility and balance as well as reduce stress
INFO: www.colorado.usa.taoist.org
INFO: Denver - 303-623-5163
INFO: Westminster - 303-431-6094
Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Presents: FREE class - "Getting Ready to Quit"
For people interested in preparing to stop smoking
Helps participants design their own approach to cutting down on smoking or quitting entirely
Call 303-275-7555 for class times and locations
For more information visit http://health.jeffco.us.
Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Presents: Substance Abuse Counseling Services
Confidential, solution-focused treatment service at low cost; fees are determined on a sliding scale basis
No one is denied services due to inability to pay
Call 303-239-7162 for more information
Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Presents: WIC
Women, Infants, Children (WIC) is a federally funded assistance program that helps families feed themselves
WIC families get monthly supplies of foods high in protein, iron, vitamin C and calcium
Answers to health/nutrition questions, infant feeding advice for mothers, children's growth checkups and more
Who qualifies? Young mothers living with their parents, working families, families going to/back to school
To find out if you qualify for WIC call 303-239-7143
WIC Clinics:
Lakewood - 260 South Kipling St. - 303-239-7143
Arvada - 6303 Wadsworth Bypass - 303-275-7510
Edgewater - 1981B Sheridan Blvd. - 303-239-9580
Confier - 11030 Kitty Drive (Mountain Resource Center) - 303-239-7143
Jefferson Country Public Libraries Presents: FREE Small-business Assistance
Help for small business owners is available from 10am - 1pm every Friday
Columbine Library @ 7706 W. Bowles Ave.
FREE individual consultations; for current and prospective business owners
Consultations by business and industry experts
Visit www.smallbusinessdenver.com to set up an appointment
First Friday Art Tour: FREE Art Bus Ride
Every first Friday of the month from 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Golden Triangle Arts District's Art Bus shuttles passengers to neighborhood gallery openings, museums, artist studios and restaurants
Art Bus is FREE and provides transportation between exhibits, making rounds every 20 minutes
For more information call 303-573-1170 or visit www.gtad.org
Jefferson County Public Libraries Presents: Storytimes for Children
FREE storytimes for children are offered at ALL 10 Jefferson County public libraries
Complete schedules available at any library or visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
Jefferson County libraries also offer other free programs and activities for children
Jefferson County Public Libraries
FREE classes at area libraries including: Reading to Babies,
Home Decorating, Irish Dance Program, Storytimes For Kids,
Internet Class and Computer Classes.
For a complete schedule call 720-963-0900
FREE Computer Classes at Belmar Library
555 S. Allison Parkway in the Lakewood City Commons
FREE classes for adults on a variety of dates and times
All classes are hands-on taught in the library computer center with a terminal for each participant
Courses include: Computer Basics, Internet Basics, Internet Searching,
Web-based resources, Newspaper Articles, Magazine Articles, Using the Catalog, Find Health Information and Genealogy on the Web
For a detailed schedule visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
To register call (720) 963-0900
Free Computer Classes at Evergreen Library
5000 Highway 73 at Buffalo Park Road
Call 303-674-0780 to schedule individual sessions on Computer Basics or Internet Basics
Visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us for more information
Free Computer Classes at Columbine Library
7706 W. Bowles Avenue
Free classes on Catalog or Internet Basics for adults by appointment
Call 303-932-2690 for an appointment
Visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
Denver Art Museum-FREE DAYS
13th Avenue and Acoma Street
FREE Admission on the first Saturday of every month for Colorado residents
February 3, March 3, April 7, May 5, June 2, July 7, August 4, October 6, September 1,
October 6, November 3 and December 1
For more information call 720-865-5000 or visit www.denverartmuseum.org
Denver Botanic Gardens-FREE DAYS
1005 York Street
February 19, March 24, April 22, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 13, September 17 and October 22
For more information call 720-865-3500 or visit www.botanicgardens.org
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield-FREE DAYS
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Rd.
February 2, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3, October 5
November 2 and December 7
For more information call 303-973-3705 or visit www.botanicgardens.org
Chatfield Nature Preserve-FREE DAYS
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Road
FREE Admission on the first Friday of every month
Denver Museum of Nature & Science-FREE DAYS
2001 Colorado Boulevard
Jan 16, April 20, May 3, June 25, Aug 13, Sept 7, Oct 22, Dec 7
For more information call 303-322-7009 or visit www.dmns.org
Denver Zoo-FREE DAYS
2300 Steele Street
February 1 & 14, October 9 & 20, November 4 & 11
For more information call 303-376-4800 or visit www.denverzoo.org
Target and Children's Museum of Denver Present: Target FREE First Tuesday Nights
Children's Museum of Denver is FREE to the public on the first Tuesday of every month from 4pm-8pm
Calendar of Target FREE First Tuesday Nights: March 6, April 3, May 1, June 5, July 3, August 7,
September 4, October 2, November 6, December 4 and January 7
For more information call 303-433-7444 or visit www.mychildsmuseum.org
OTHER ON-GOING COMMUNITY PROGRAMS:
FREE Service: Colorado Breast Cancer Resources Directory
Provides a helpful guide to the broad range of support resources available to Colorado breast cancer patients
including: support groups, hotlines, insurance information, online resources,
books, support resources/organizations, producer suppliers, wellness resources and more
Printed annually in English and Spanish and available FREE of charge to anyone who needs it
For more information, or to order a directory, visit www.breastcancercolorado.org
or call 303-239-3434
Project: Return to Work Inc.
FREE services for persons with a disability looking for employment
Visit www.r2w.org
or call 303-415-9187
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Boulder County: FREE Support
Call 303-271-3533 or visit www.dbsalliance.org
Free neighborhood support groups, free community workshops and free information
DBSA meets every Friday at 7pm @ The Atrium; 3350 30th Street in Boulder
Informal, confidential, self-help group
American Red Cross Training Classes
CPR, AED, Community Disaster Education and babysitting classes available
For class descriptions, times, costs and information about how to register call 303-722-7474
Or visit www.denver-redcross.org
Salvation Army
Insurance for children and pregnant women who do not qualify for Medicaid
Forms and assistance offered weekly in English and Spanish
Tuesdays from 12pm - 12:30pm and 6 pm- 8pm
Salvation Army Red Shield Community Center at 2915 High St. in Denver
For more information call 303-295-2107
Senior Living – Resources For Seniors
A free source for seniors and care givers for information on relevant issues, resources,
and services including: Senior Centers, Working and Volunteering, Health and Fitness, Insurance
and Prescription Drug, Housing, Legal/Financial Issues, Federal, State and County Programs,
Senior Assistance, Care Giving and Transportation Options
www.seniorlivingrockies.com / seniorlvgrockies@aol.com
Rape Assistance and Awareness Program (RAAP)
24-Hour Crisis Hotline available
English available by calling 303-322-7273
Spanish available by calling 303-329-0031
Hearing impaired by calling 303-329-0023
For more information visit www.raap.org
Interactions Counseling
Free depression screenings, offered year-round
For more information call 303-796-7908 or visit www.mentalhealthscreening.org
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES/DONATIONS NEEDED:
Rocky Mountain Unit of the Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
RFB&D is a national nonprofit organization that provides recorded books to individuals from kindergarten
through graduate school and beyond, who are blind, visually impaired, learning or physically disabled
Volunteer opportunities are varied and include: readers, directors, bookmarkers, office assistants and school outreach
For more information, or to volunteer, call 303-757-0787 or email betsyrfbd@qwest.net
RFB&D is located at 1355 South Colorado, Boulevard, Suite C-406 in Denver
Salvation Army
Needs nonperishable food items to be dropped off at any Salvation Army Thrift store in the Metro area or the following Salvation Army locations:
1) Family Services, 2201 Stout Street in Denver
2) Aurora Corps, 802 Quari Court in Aurora
3) South Valley Corps, 3900 E. Arapahoe Rd in Littleton
4) Denver Red Shield, 2915 High Street in Denver
5) Denver Citadel, 4505 W. Alameda in Denver
6) West Adams, 2821 W. 65th Place in Denver
Cash donations can be sent to the Salvation Army, PO Box 2369, Denver, CO 80201
or online at www.imsalvationarmy.org
For more information call 303-861-4833
Hospice of Saint John
Opportunities to help with patient care and social volunteering in nursing homes, hospice residential facilities, or in the patient's home
Volunteers are asked to make a one year commitment of 3 hours per week
For more information call 303-963-7035
American Red Cross
Needs volunteers for a variety of positions such as: Spanish language translators, drivers,
disaster volunteers, office assistants, first-aid/CPR instructors and more
For more information call 303-722-7474
Or visit www.denver-redcross.org
Bonfils Blood Center
To donate blood call 303-366-2000 or 1-800-365-0006
Adult Learning Source
Needs volunteer tutors to help with ESL, Reading, Math, And GED Preparation
Volunteers needed for daytime classes at Aurora Family Literacy Centers, and
evening classes at the Denver County Jail
For more information call 303-922-4683
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Colorado, Inc.
Needs volunteers for their School-Based Mentoring Program
Volunteer at one of 15 schools throughout Metro Denver one day a week
Sports Buddies and Community Mentoring volunteers needed as well
For more information call 303-433-6002, ext. 516 or visit www.bbbscolo.org
Denver Rescue Mission
In need of food, clothing and basic necessities
For more information call 303-297-1815 or visit www.denverrescuemission.org
Project Angel Heart
Needs volunteers to deliver meals in Denver
Monday -- Saturday
Kitchen volunteers needed to assist in preparation of daily meals
Monday -- Friday all day
For more info call 303-830-0202 or visit www.projectangelheart.org
Heifer International
Nonprofit organization that is working to end world hunger and care for the earth by giving cows, goats and other food and income-producing livestock to impoverished families around the world
To volunteer contact: Maria Franco Tapia with Heifer International Central Region
Local volunteer opportunities are available in Colorado
P.O. Box 45508, Rio Rancho, NM, 87174-5508
NM Office: 505-896-0348 or Toll Free: 877-663-1687
For more information visit www.heifer.org
Dress For Success
Professional interview clothing for women needed
330 North Institute, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
For more information call 719-578-1612 or visit www.dressforsuccess.org
Rape Assistance and Awareness Program (RAAP)
Needs volunteers for 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
No experience necessary, training session provided
For more information call 303-329-9922, ext. 302
Environmental Learning for Kids
Environmental Learning for Kids, 14460 E. 50th Ave. in Denver
ELK is a community-based non-profit organization that provides
an education in science and natural resources to low-income, culturally
diverse youth; donations go to support youth leadership and science education
For more information call 303-371-8658 or visit www.elkkids.org
Bluff Lake Nature Center
Needs individuals interested in being volunteer ambassadors
Duties include greeting visitors, answering questions, and sharing knowledge of nature
Volunteer Naturalists are also needed
Duties include teaching students through activities, games and science experiments
No experience is required, training and continuing education will be provided
Primarily weekend hours, with a flexible schedule; individuals and groups welcome
For more information call 303-468-3242 or visit www.blufflakenature.org
Creative Acres
Creative Acres maintains hundreds of animals in many different species all year round
These animals are in shelters that are comfortable, clean and maintain a high quality of life
They are also provided with the best medical care and a balanced diet
For more information call 303-659-4792
Please send donations to Creative Acres, PO Box 1143, Brighton, CO 80601
Donations can also be dropped off at any Vitamin Cottage location
OTHER WEB LINKS:
Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities
6901 Wadsworth Boulevard, Arvada, CO, 80003
For more information about classes, shows, or to request a catalog call 720-898-7200
Or visit www.arvada center.org
Boulder Public Library
For a monthly calendar of events visit www.boulder.lib.co.us
The Camera Obscura Gallery
1309 Bannock St. in Denver
10am – 6pm on Tue – Sat; 1pm – 5pm on Sun; CLOSED on Monday
For more information call 303-623-4059
www.cameraobscuragallery.com
Children's Museum of Denver
2121 Children's Museum Drive (I-25 & 23rd St. Exit 211)
For more information call 303-433-7444
For events visit www.mychildsmuseum.org
Colorado Ballet
Paramount Theatre (16th & Glenarm)
For tickets or more information call 303-837-8888
Or visit www.coloradoballet.org
Colorado History Museum
1300 Broadway
For more information call 303-866-3682
www.coloradohistory.org
Core New Art Space
900 Santa Fe Dr. in Denver
12noon – 9pm on Thu – Sun; 12noon – 9pm on Friday
For more information call 303-297-8428
Denver Art Museum
100 West 14th Ave. Parkway in Denver
For more information on exhibitions and events call 720-865-5000
TTY: 720-865-5003
www.denverartmuseum.org
Denver Botanic Gardens
1005 York St. in Denver
For more information call 303-973-3705
www.botanicgardens.org
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Rd. (C-470 & Wadsworth)
For more information call 720-865-7009
www.botanicgardens.org
The Denver Brass
Historic Gebhard Mansion at 2253 Downing St. in Denver
For more information call 303-832-HORN (4676)
www.denverbrass.org
Denver Center for the Performing Arts
14th & Curtis in downtown Denver
Colorado Symphony Orchestra, ballets, theatre and more
For tickets and more information call 303-893-4100 or 303-830-TIXS
Outside Denver area call 800-641-1222
TTY: 303-893-9582
Or visit www.denvercenter.org
Denver Firefighters Museum
1356 Tremont Pl.
For more information call 303-892-1436
www.denverfirefightersmuseum.org
Denver Museum of Nature and Science
2001 Colorado Blvd
For information and reservations call 303-322-7009
TTY: 303-370-8257
Outside Metro Area: 1-800-925-2250
For weekly calendar listings visit www.dmns.org
Denver Public Library
10 W. 14th Ave Pkwy., Denver, CO 80204
For more information on classes, exhibitions and events visit www.denver.lib.co.us
Or call 720-865-1111
TTY: 720-413-8487
Downtown Aquarium
700 Water St. in Denver
For more information call 303-561-4450
www.downtownaquarium.com
Downtown Denver Partnership Inc.
What’s Up Downtown! A Monthly Guide To Special Events & Activities in Downtown Denver
For a free listing call 303-534-6161 or fax 303-534-2803
Or visit www.downtowndenver.com
Fine Arts Center - Colorado Springs
30 W Dale St. in Colorado Springs
10am - 5pm on Tue - Wed and Sun; 10am- 8pm on Thu - Sat; CLOSED on Mon
For more information call 719-634-5583
www.csfinearts.org
International Film Series
For more information call 303-492-1531
www.internationalfilmseries.com
Jefferson County Public Library
For classes at all Jefferson County Public Libraries visit Jefferson.lib.co.us
Or call 303-275-2205
Mayor's Office of Art, Culture, and Film
2001 Denver Outdoor Special Events
For more information call 720-913-8244
www.denvergov.org/event
The Molly Brown House Museum
1340 Pennsylvania St.
For more information call 303-832-4092
www.mollybrown.com
Morrison Natural History Museum
501 Colorado Highway 8 (one-half mile south of Morrison on Colo. Hwy 8)
Spring/Summer Hours - 10am - 5pm on Mon - Sat; 12noon - 5pm on Sun
$5 adults and teens; $4 seniors and youth; children 1 year old and younger are free
For more information call 303-697-1873
www.mnhm.org
Museum of Contemporary Art Denver
1485 Delgany St. (corner of 15th & Delgany)
For more information call 303-298-7554
www.mcadenver.org
Museum of Outdoor Arts
Englewood Civic Center, Suite 2-230, 1000 Englewood Parkway
For more information call 303-806-0444
www.moaonline.org
Price Pioneer Museum
100 E. Front St. in Florence (Pikes Peak Ave. and Front St.)
Dedicated to the collection and preservation of Eastern Fremont County history
For more information call 719-784-1904
University of Colorado
College of Music
For more information about performances call 303-492-8008
www.cuconcerts.org
www.colorado.edu/music
University of Denver Lamont School of Music
2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver
Box Office: 303-871-6412
www.du.edu/lamont
University of Denver Newman Center
2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver
Box Office: 303-871-6412 www.du.edu/newmancenter
William Matthews Gallery
1617 Wazee St. in Denver
For more information call 303-534-1300
www.williamsmatthewsgallery.com
WOW! Children's Museum
110 N. Harrison Avenue in downtown Lafayette
Fall hours: 9am - 5pm on Tuesday - Wed (toddlers only from 9am - 10am)
10am - 6pm on Thur - Sat 10am - 6pm; 12noon - 4pm on Sun; CLOSED on Mon
$7 general admission; adults are FREE; $5.50 for groups of 10 + children
For more information call 303-604-2424
www.wowmuseum.com
FREE Educational Seminars
The Alzheimer’s Association will present: “Maintain Your Brain” – Aug 13
Right at Home will present: “Life After Alzheimer’s” – Aug 20
All sessions are at 6p / Heritage Club / 1860 S. Potomac St. / Aurora
Refreshments and educational materials will be provided
RSVP the Monday prior to the session by calling 303-369-0736
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Coinciding with the 2008 Presidential Election, this exhibition features
first-ever political prints editions to the public along with imagery by
Dr. Seuss from politically charged artworks, books and editorial cartoons
FREE and open tot the public / kick-off rally at 12noon on Aug 15
1512 Larimer St. / Denver / exhibition runs from Aug 15 – Sept 30
INFO: www.galleryonedenver.com
Square Dance Sessions
Fun exercise set to music, no experience necessary, couples and singles welcome
4p – 6p / Saturdays through Aug / Heritage Square 18301 US Highway 40 / Golden
$6 per person per session
INFO: 303-798-2955
Ben & Jerry’s Friday Afternoon Concert
An informal setting in Old Town Square showcasing local music on Friday nights
All shows are FREE and open to the public
7p – 9p / June 6 – August 8 / Old Town Square off Linden St. and Walnut in historic
Downtown Ft. Collins
June 6 – Second Hand Smokers (funky, jazzy rock)
June 13 – Rosann Winn Band (folk and jazz)
June 20 – Daddy Rab (classic hot hits and cool originals)
June 27 – The Kingpins (jump blues)
July 11 – Mark Van Ark (original blues and jazz)
July 18 – Fubar II (acoustic rock)
July 25 – SHEL (your theme song awaits)
August 1 – Cornerstone (soft acoustic rock)
August 8 – Johnny Johnson (southern blues)
August 29 – Driftwood Fire (melodic indie folk rock)
INFO: 970-407-0899 or 970-484-6500
INFO: www.DowntownFortCollins.com
Trip To Work
Employees in the Southeast Urban Corridor can take advantage of the Transit
Rider Incentive Program (TRIP) to save 50% off their monthly RTD passes
Since the program began over 4,000 passes have been sold to people working in
Englewood, Centennial, Lone Tree and Greenwood Village
INFO:www.triptowork.com
Market Fresh at Twenty Ninth Street
Boulder’s newest farmers market featuring fresh Colorado produce, warm bread, fresh
fish, local beef, plants flowers and more
10a – 2p / every Sunday / 29th & Canyon / Boulder
INFO: 303-817-8120
2008 Fitness Walks and T’ai Chi – Denver Botanic Gardens
Connect with your inner self and enjoy the quiet splendor of the Gardens
All fitness levels are welcome and healthy snacks are provided by AARP
Every Tuesday / June 3 – Aug 26 / Denver Botanic Gardens / 1005 York St. / Denver
INFO:www.botanicgardens.org
INFO: 720-865-3500
Civic Center Outdoor Market & Café
Enjoy a bite to eat, listen to good music and experience a sense of community
Bistro seating, lunch fare, live music and Colorado grown produce and goods
11a – 2p / June 11 – Sept 24 (excluding Aug 27 due to Democratic National Convention)
Civic Center Park - one block off 16th St. Mall / Denver
INFO:www.civiccenterconservancy.org
Rocky Mountain National Park – Science Behind the Scenery Series
FREE and open to the public, these educational programs are fun for all ages
7:30p / Thursday evenings / Auditorium / Beaver Meadows Visitor Center
Runs from June 26 – Aug 21
INFO: 970-586-1206
Millennium Harvest House’s Rockin’ The Gardens – FREE Summer Concert Series
Featuring local, regional and national artists performing in this family-friendly atmosphere
Delicious menu of appetizers and entrees will be available
Every Friday / May 9 – Sept. 19 / 5:30p – 9:30p
The Millennium Harvest House / 1345 28th St. (28th & Arapahoe) / Boulder
INFO: www.HarvestHouseFAC.com
INFO: 303-443-3850Skyline Park Summer Concert Series
FREE musical entertainment featuring some of the areas finest musicians
Dates range from June – August; attendees are encourage to bring a blanket and lunch
INFO: www.downtowndenver.com
Homegrown Tomato Challenge
See who grows the best tomatoes; two grand prize winners will walk away with
$2,500 each for the best tomato in the small and large categories, runners up will receive
$250 King Soopers gift certificates – Only one entry per household per year
FREE admission
9a – 12n / Aug 23 / King Soopers / 995 S. Hover St. / Longmont
INFO: 210-396-3966
Outdoor Market & Craft Sale
8a / Aug 23 / 2680 W. Hampden Ave. / Englewood
Space rental is $20 - to reserve a space call 303-697-0353
Colorado Dahlia Society Flower Show
Featuring hundreds of spectacular blooms and arrangements from Colorado’s
Premier Dahlia growers; society members will be on hand to answer questions
12noon – 5p on Aug 23 / 9a – 4p on Aug 24
Denver Botanic Gardens / 1005 York St / Denver
INFO: www.dahlias.net
INFO: 303-841-8024
Bovine Metropolis Theatre Presents: Planet Washington
Great music, hilarious parodies and fun audience interaction to spoof
politics and pop culture
7p on Aug 24 / 10p on Aug 25 – 28 / 1527 Champa St. / Denver / $30
INFO: www.BovineMetropolis.com
For a sneak preview visit: www.PlanetWashington.com
Bovine Metropolis Theatre Presents: Convention?
See what life is like behind the scenes of a presidential campaign -
a hilarious look at how NOT to get elected
7:30p / Wednesdays in Aug / 1527 Champa St. / Denver/ $8
INFO:www.BovineMetropolis.com
Rabbit vs. Chicken 08 – Presented by The Children’s Museum of Denver
A fun way to teach kids about the upcoming presidential election
Aug 18 – 30 / Election Day is 11a on Aug 23 / Inauguration Day is 11a on Aug 30
The Children’s Museum of Denver / 2121 Children’s Museum Drive / Denver
INFO: www.mychildmuseum.org
The Denver Five Points Lions Club Presents: Annual Community Appreciation Day
12noon – 4 p / raffle drawing at 5p / Aug 31
FREE hot dogs, chips punch, school supplies, BINGO and prizes
Redd’s Family Kitchen / 5405 E. 33rd (33rd & Hudson) / Denver
INFO: 720-941-4924
Golden Gallop – To Benefit Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
This 10K run / 5K run/walk will help fund programs at the PCAN including research
grants, patient services and community events to raise awareness
$10 - $25 / 8a / Sept 6 / Splash Aquatic Park / address? / Golden
INFO:www.goldengallop.org
43rd Annual Colorado Fall Charity Horse Show
An all-breed open show and classes to benefit Miss Helen’s Place, a Colorado
therapeutic riding center; food, beverages and great family entertainment
FREE admission / donations to Miss Helen’s Place will be accepted
Sept 5 – 7 / National Western Events Center / 1515 E. 47th Ave. / Denver
INFO: 303-947-7711
28th Annual Miniatures and Doll Show & Sale
An exhibit and sale of dolls, dollhouses and miniatures, free seminars and a demo
10a – 5p on Sept 6 / 11a – 4p on Sept 7 / $7 adults / $4 children / $6 seniors
Hotel Denver Tech / 7801 E. Orchard Rd. / Greenwood Village
INFO:www.dmmdt.org/falsow.htm
Soar for the Cure
Fight breast cancer by taking helicopter rides; enjoy an event with entertainment, food
refreshments and more; 75% of proceeds benefit Denver Affiliate of Susan G Komen for the Cure
Sept 12 – 13 / Rotors of the Rockies / 11915 Airport Way / Broomfield
Tickets range from $90 - $160
INFO: www.cwcc.org
INFO: 303-458-0220The 2008 Urban Navigator
Race throughout the city armed with a passport, light rail passes and clues
Teams of 2-4 participants will navigate Metro Denver while completing mental and
physical challenges along the way; funds benefit Brent’s Place
8:30a / Sept 13 / Downtown Denver / $45 registration
INFO/REGISTER: www.adventuresforcharity.org
A Cause For Paws 5K Doggie Dash and 3K Walk-A-Thon
Join with or without a dog to raise animals cared for by the Humane Society
of Boulder Valley; pancake breakfast, prizes and more
7a – 12noon / check-in is at 7a / Sept. 13 / 2323 55th St. / Boulder
Doggie Dash begins at 8:30a, Walk-A-Thon begins at 8:45a
$15 - $35 registration fee
INFO: www.boulderhumage.org
INFO: 303-44204030 ext. 655
2008 Harvest of Hope
A fundraiser to benefit HIV/AIDS programs in Colorado and Africa
$100-$250 tickets / $1,000-$10,000 tables
September 18 / Temple Emanual / 51 Grape St. / Denver
INFO: 303-979-0699
INFO: www.harvestofhopecolorado.org
Walk For PKD
A day of fun and fitness to help end polycystic kidney disease
5K Run, 1.1 and 2.2 Mile Walk / 9am registration / Run-Walk begins at 10:15am
September 21 / Washington Park / Denver
INFO:www.pkdcure.org
INFO: 1-800-PKD-CURE
Day for Kids Dash
A 5K race course through Sloan’s Lake Park; refreshments and activities after
the race and a kids’ dash for children eight and under
9a / Sept 21 / Sloan’s Lake Park / Denver / $20 registration for 18 years old and up
Benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Denver
INFO: www.positiveplacedenver.org
Walk to Defeat ALS and Help Fight Lou Gehrig’s Disease
The 3K walks are open to the public – donations are strongly encouraged
9am on Oct 4 / City Park / Denver
11am on Sept 7 / Lincoln Park / Grand Junction
11am on Sept 21 / CSU Oval / Ft. Collins
INFO:www.alsco.org
INFO: 303-832-2322
2008 Great American Beer Festival
Oct 9 - 11 / Convention Center / Denver
$50 evening sessions / $78 Saturday afternoon session
$20 designated driver tickets
TIX:www.ticketmaster.com or www.GreatAmericanBeerFestival.com
16th Annual Secret Chefs Wine Dinner & Auction
Fine wines paired with fabulous food to benefit Project PAVE
Silent auction features amazing items for bidding throughout the evening
5:30p – 9p / Oct 19 / Strings Restaurant / 17th & Humboldt / Denver
$150 tickets
INFO:www.projectpave.org
The Wildlife Experience Presents: Animal Grossology
Learn quirky facts about animals at the Animal Grossology exhibition
A slightly different view of the animal kingdom with interactive learning games and over
5,000 square feet with modular, hands-on exhibits and stations
Get the answer to why cows are the gassiest animals on earth, why the dung beetle is
nature’s pooper scooper and why scientists are studying the slug and snail slime production
for clues in treating cystic fibrosis
Animal Grossology runs during normal museum hours during: September 27, 2008 – April 29, 2009 / The Wildlife Experience/ 10035 S. Peoria / Parker
INFO: www.thewildlifeexperience.org
INFO: 720-488-33007th Annual Second Wind Fund Walk/Run/Ride
Help prevent and raise awareness on teen suicide
FREE concert, BBQ lunch, taco bar, t-shirts, massages, a kids' ten, dove release and more
12:30 kick-off / September 21 / Green Mountain HS / Lakewood
$10 students / $25 adults
INFO/REGISTER: www.secondwindfund.org
Denver's 7 and The Wildlife Experience Present: Lucky 7s
On the 7th of every month, receive discounted rates on museum admission,
combo admission and family memberships
Lucky 7s admission rates: $7.77 adults / $6.77 seniors / $.77 children
Lucky 7s combo rates: (museum and a film) = $9.77 adults / $7.77 seniors / $1.07 children
INFO: www.thewildlifeexperience.org
INFO: 720-488-3300
On The Spot – Bovine Metropolis Theatre
Watch the Bovine masters squirm under the white hot light as the “Whose
Line is it, Anyway” style show will have you squealing with laughter
$10 admission / INFO: 303-758-4722
10:15p / Fridays & Saturdays / 1527 Champa St. / Denver
Taoist Tai Chi Society Presents: taijiquan (tai chi)
Benefit from the slow, gentle turning and stretching move of tai chi
Tai chi moves are designed to increase strength, flexibility and balance as well as reduce stress
INFO: www.colorado.usa.taoist.org
INFO: Denver - 303-623-5163
INFO: Westminster - 303-431-6094
Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Presents: FREE class - "Getting Ready to Quit"
For people interested in preparing to stop smoking
Helps participants design their own approach to cutting down on smoking or quitting entirely
Call 303-275-7555 for class times and locations
For more information visit http://health.jeffco.us.
Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Presents: Substance Abuse Counseling Services
Confidential, solution-focused treatment service at low cost; fees are determined on a sliding scale basis
No one is denied services due to inability to pay
Call 303-239-7162 for more information
Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment Presents: WIC
Women, Infants, Children (WIC) is a federally funded assistance program that helps families feed themselves
WIC families get monthly supplies of foods high in protein, iron, vitamin C and calcium
Answers to health/nutrition questions, infant feeding advice for mothers, children's growth checkups and more
Who qualifies? Young mothers living with their parents, working families, families going to/back to school
To find out if you qualify for WIC call 303-239-7143
WIC Clinics:
Lakewood - 260 South Kipling St. - 303-239-7143
Arvada - 6303 Wadsworth Bypass - 303-275-7510
Edgewater - 1981B Sheridan Blvd. - 303-239-9580
Confier - 11030 Kitty Drive (Mountain Resource Center) - 303-239-7143
Jefferson Country Public Libraries Presents: FREE Small-business Assistance
Help for small business owners is available from 10am - 1pm every Friday
Columbine Library @ 7706 W. Bowles Ave.
FREE individual consultations; for current and prospective business owners
Consultations by business and industry experts
Visit www.smallbusinessdenver.com to set up an appointment
First Friday Art Tour: FREE Art Bus Ride
Every first Friday of the month from 5:30pm - 9:30pm
Golden Triangle Arts District's Art Bus shuttles passengers to neighborhood gallery openings, museums, artist studios and restaurants
Art Bus is FREE and provides transportation between exhibits, making rounds every 20 minutes
For more information call 303-573-1170 or visit www.gtad.org
Jefferson County Public Libraries Presents: Storytimes for Children
FREE storytimes for children are offered at ALL 10 Jefferson County public libraries
Complete schedules available at any library or visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
Jefferson County libraries also offer other free programs and activities for children
Jefferson County Public Libraries
FREE classes at area libraries including: Reading to Babies,
Home Decorating, Irish Dance Program, Storytimes For Kids,
Internet Class and Computer Classes.
For a complete schedule call 720-963-0900
FREE Computer Classes at Belmar Library
555 S. Allison Parkway in the Lakewood City Commons
FREE classes for adults on a variety of dates and times
All classes are hands-on taught in the library computer center with a terminal for each participant
Courses include: Computer Basics, Internet Basics, Internet Searching,
Web-based resources, Newspaper Articles, Magazine Articles, Using the Catalog, Find Health Information and Genealogy on the Web
For a detailed schedule visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
To register call (720) 963-0900
Free Computer Classes at Evergreen Library
5000 Highway 73 at Buffalo Park Road
Call 303-674-0780 to schedule individual sessions on Computer Basics or Internet Basics
Visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us for more information
Free Computer Classes at Columbine Library
7706 W. Bowles Avenue
Free classes on Catalog or Internet Basics for adults by appointment
Call 303-932-2690 for an appointment
Visit http://jefferson.lib.co.us
Denver Art Museum-FREE DAYS
13th Avenue and Acoma Street
FREE Admission on the first Saturday of every month for Colorado residents
February 3, March 3, April 7, May 5, June 2, July 7, August 4, October 6, September 1,
October 6, November 3 and December 1
For more information call 720-865-5000 or visit www.denverartmuseum.org
Denver Botanic Gardens-FREE DAYS
1005 York Street
February 19, March 24, April 22, May 21, June 18, July 16, August 13, September 17 and October 22
For more information call 720-865-3500 or visit www.botanicgardens.org
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield-FREE DAYS
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Rd.
February 2, March 2, April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6, August 3, October 5
November 2 and December 7
For more information call 303-973-3705 or visit www.botanicgardens.org
Chatfield Nature Preserve-FREE DAYS
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Road
FREE Admission on the first Friday of every month
Denver Museum of Nature & Science-FREE DAYS
2001 Colorado Boulevard
Jan 16, April 20, May 3, June 25, Aug 13, Sept 7, Oct 22, Dec 7
For more information call 303-322-7009 or visit www.dmns.org
Denver Zoo-FREE DAYS
2300 Steele Street
February 1 & 14, October 9 & 20, November 4 & 11
For more information call 303-376-4800 or visit www.denverzoo.org
Target and Children's Museum of Denver Present: Target FREE First Tuesday Nights
Children's Museum of Denver is FREE to the public on the first Tuesday of every month from 4pm-8pm
Calendar of Target FREE First Tuesday Nights: March 6, April 3, May 1, June 5, July 3, August 7,
September 4, October 2, November 6, December 4 and January 7
For more information call 303-433-7444 or visit www.mychildsmuseum.org
OTHER ON-GOING COMMUNITY PROGRAMS:
FREE Service: Colorado Breast Cancer Resources Directory
Provides a helpful guide to the broad range of support resources available to Colorado breast cancer patients
including: support groups, hotlines, insurance information, online resources,
books, support resources/organizations, producer suppliers, wellness resources and more
Printed annually in English and Spanish and available FREE of charge to anyone who needs it
For more information, or to order a directory, visit www.breastcancercolorado.org
or call 303-239-3434
Project: Return to Work Inc.
FREE services for persons with a disability looking for employment
Visit www.r2w.org
or call 303-415-9187
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Boulder County: FREE Support
Call 303-271-3533 or visit www.dbsalliance.org
Free neighborhood support groups, free community workshops and free information
DBSA meets every Friday at 7pm @ The Atrium; 3350 30th Street in Boulder
Informal, confidential, self-help group
American Red Cross Training Classes
CPR, AED, Community Disaster Education and babysitting classes available
For class descriptions, times, costs and information about how to register call 303-722-7474
Or visit www.denver-redcross.org
Salvation Army
Insurance for children and pregnant women who do not qualify for Medicaid
Forms and assistance offered weekly in English and Spanish
Tuesdays from 12pm - 12:30pm and 6 pm- 8pm
Salvation Army Red Shield Community Center at 2915 High St. in Denver
For more information call 303-295-2107
Senior Living – Resources For Seniors
A free source for seniors and care givers for information on relevant issues, resources,
and services including: Senior Centers, Working and Volunteering, Health and Fitness, Insurance
and Prescription Drug, Housing, Legal/Financial Issues, Federal, State and County Programs,
Senior Assistance, Care Giving and Transportation Options
www.seniorlivingrockies.com / seniorlvgrockies@aol.com
Rape Assistance and Awareness Program (RAAP)
24-Hour Crisis Hotline available
English available by calling 303-322-7273
Spanish available by calling 303-329-0031
Hearing impaired by calling 303-329-0023
For more information visit www.raap.org
Interactions Counseling
Free depression screenings, offered year-round
For more information call 303-796-7908 or visit www.mentalhealthscreening.org
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES/DONATIONS NEEDED:
Rocky Mountain Unit of the Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic
RFB&D is a national nonprofit organization that provides recorded books to individuals from kindergarten
through graduate school and beyond, who are blind, visually impaired, learning or physically disabled
Volunteer opportunities are varied and include: readers, directors, bookmarkers, office assistants and school outreach
For more information, or to volunteer, call 303-757-0787 or email betsyrfbd@qwest.net
RFB&D is located at 1355 South Colorado, Boulevard, Suite C-406 in Denver
Salvation Army
Needs nonperishable food items to be dropped off at any Salvation Army Thrift store in the Metro area or the following Salvation Army locations:
1) Family Services, 2201 Stout Street in Denver
2) Aurora Corps, 802 Quari Court in Aurora
3) South Valley Corps, 3900 E. Arapahoe Rd in Littleton
4) Denver Red Shield, 2915 High Street in Denver
5) Denver Citadel, 4505 W. Alameda in Denver
6) West Adams, 2821 W. 65th Place in Denver
Cash donations can be sent to the Salvation Army, PO Box 2369, Denver, CO 80201
or online at www.imsalvationarmy.org
For more information call 303-861-4833
Hospice of Saint John
Opportunities to help with patient care and social volunteering in nursing homes, hospice residential facilities, or in the patient's home
Volunteers are asked to make a one year commitment of 3 hours per week
For more information call 303-963-7035
American Red Cross
Needs volunteers for a variety of positions such as: Spanish language translators, drivers,
disaster volunteers, office assistants, first-aid/CPR instructors and more
For more information call 303-722-7474
Or visit www.denver-redcross.org
Bonfils Blood Center
To donate blood call 303-366-2000 or 1-800-365-0006
Adult Learning Source
Needs volunteer tutors to help with ESL, Reading, Math, And GED Preparation
Volunteers needed for daytime classes at Aurora Family Literacy Centers, and
evening classes at the Denver County Jail
For more information call 303-922-4683
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Colorado, Inc.
Needs volunteers for their School-Based Mentoring Program
Volunteer at one of 15 schools throughout Metro Denver one day a week
Sports Buddies and Community Mentoring volunteers needed as well
For more information call 303-433-6002, ext. 516 or visit www.bbbscolo.org
Denver Rescue Mission
In need of food, clothing and basic necessities
For more information call 303-297-1815 or visit www.denverrescuemission.org
Project Angel Heart
Needs volunteers to deliver meals in Denver
Monday -- Saturday
Kitchen volunteers needed to assist in preparation of daily meals
Monday -- Friday all day
For more info call 303-830-0202 or visit www.projectangelheart.org
Heifer International
Nonprofit organization that is working to end world hunger and care for the earth by giving cows, goats and other food and income-producing livestock to impoverished families around the world
To volunteer contact: Maria Franco Tapia with Heifer International Central Region
Local volunteer opportunities are available in Colorado
P.O. Box 45508, Rio Rancho, NM, 87174-5508
NM Office: 505-896-0348 or Toll Free: 877-663-1687
For more information visit www.heifer.org
Dress For Success
Professional interview clothing for women needed
330 North Institute, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
For more information call 719-578-1612 or visit www.dressforsuccess.org
Rape Assistance and Awareness Program (RAAP)
Needs volunteers for 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
No experience necessary, training session provided
For more information call 303-329-9922, ext. 302
Environmental Learning for Kids
Environmental Learning for Kids, 14460 E. 50th Ave. in Denver
ELK is a community-based non-profit organization that provides
an education in science and natural resources to low-income, culturally
diverse youth; donations go to support youth leadership and science education
For more information call 303-371-8658 or visit www.elkkids.org
Bluff Lake Nature Center
Needs individuals interested in being volunteer ambassadors
Duties include greeting visitors, answering questions, and sharing knowledge of nature
Volunteer Naturalists are also needed
Duties include teaching students through activities, games and science experiments
No experience is required, training and continuing education will be provided
Primarily weekend hours, with a flexible schedule; individuals and groups welcome
For more information call 303-468-3242 or visit www.blufflakenature.org
Creative Acres
Creative Acres maintains hundreds of animals in many different species all year round
These animals are in shelters that are comfortable, clean and maintain a high quality of life
They are also provided with the best medical care and a balanced diet
For more information call 303-659-4792
Please send donations to Creative Acres, PO Box 1143, Brighton, CO 80601
Donations can also be dropped off at any Vitamin Cottage location
OTHER WEB LINKS:
Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities
6901 Wadsworth Boulevard, Arvada, CO, 80003
For more information about classes, shows, or to request a catalog call 720-898-7200
Or visit www.arvada center.org
Boulder Public Library
For a monthly calendar of events visit www.boulder.lib.co.us
The Camera Obscura Gallery
1309 Bannock St. in Denver
10am – 6pm on Tue – Sat; 1pm – 5pm on Sun; CLOSED on Monday
For more information call 303-623-4059
www.cameraobscuragallery.com
Children's Museum of Denver
2121 Children's Museum Drive (I-25 & 23rd St. Exit 211)
For more information call 303-433-7444
For events visit www.mychildsmuseum.org
Colorado Ballet
Paramount Theatre (16th & Glenarm)
For tickets or more information call 303-837-8888
Or visit www.coloradoballet.org
Colorado History Museum
1300 Broadway
For more information call 303-866-3682
www.coloradohistory.org
Core New Art Space
900 Santa Fe Dr. in Denver
12noon – 9pm on Thu – Sun; 12noon – 9pm on Friday
For more information call 303-297-8428
Denver Art Museum
100 West 14th Ave. Parkway in Denver
For more information on exhibitions and events call 720-865-5000
TTY: 720-865-5003
www.denverartmuseum.org
Denver Botanic Gardens
1005 York St. in Denver
For more information call 303-973-3705
www.botanicgardens.org
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield
8500 Deer Creek Canyon Rd. (C-470 & Wadsworth)
For more information call 720-865-7009
www.botanicgardens.org
The Denver Brass
Historic Gebhard Mansion at 2253 Downing St. in Denver
For more information call 303-832-HORN (4676)
www.denverbrass.org
Denver Center for the Performing Arts
14th & Curtis in downtown Denver
Colorado Symphony Orchestra, ballets, theatre and more
For tickets and more information call 303-893-4100 or 303-830-TIXS
Outside Denver area call 800-641-1222
TTY: 303-893-9582
Or visit www.denvercenter.org
Denver Firefighters Museum
1356 Tremont Pl.
For more information call 303-892-1436
www.denverfirefightersmuseum.org
Denver Museum of Nature and Science
2001 Colorado Blvd
For information and reservations call 303-322-7009
TTY: 303-370-8257
Outside Metro Area: 1-800-925-2250
For weekly calendar listings visit www.dmns.org
Denver Public Library
10 W. 14th Ave Pkwy., Denver, CO 80204
For more information on classes, exhibitions and events visit www.denver.lib.co.us
Or call 720-865-1111
TTY: 720-413-8487
Downtown Aquarium
700 Water St. in Denver
For more information call 303-561-4450
www.downtownaquarium.com
Downtown Denver Partnership Inc.
What’s Up Downtown! A Monthly Guide To Special Events & Activities in Downtown Denver
For a free listing call 303-534-6161 or fax 303-534-2803
Or visit www.downtowndenver.com
Fine Arts Center - Colorado Springs
30 W Dale St. in Colorado Springs
10am - 5pm on Tue - Wed and Sun; 10am- 8pm on Thu - Sat; CLOSED on Mon
For more information call 719-634-5583
www.csfinearts.org
International Film Series
For more information call 303-492-1531
www.internationalfilmseries.com
Jefferson County Public Library
For classes at all Jefferson County Public Libraries visit Jefferson.lib.co.us
Or call 303-275-2205
Mayor's Office of Art, Culture, and Film
2001 Denver Outdoor Special Events
For more information call 720-913-8244
www.denvergov.org/event
The Molly Brown House Museum
1340 Pennsylvania St.
For more information call 303-832-4092
www.mollybrown.com
Morrison Natural History Museum
501 Colorado Highway 8 (one-half mile south of Morrison on Colo. Hwy 8)
Spring/Summer Hours - 10am - 5pm on Mon - Sat; 12noon - 5pm on Sun
$5 adults and teens; $4 seniors and youth; children 1 year old and younger are free
For more information call 303-697-1873
www.mnhm.org
Museum of Contemporary Art Denver
1485 Delgany St. (corner of 15th & Delgany)
For more information call 303-298-7554
www.mcadenver.org
Museum of Outdoor Arts
Englewood Civic Center, Suite 2-230, 1000 Englewood Parkway
For more information call 303-806-0444
www.moaonline.org
Price Pioneer Museum
100 E. Front St. in Florence (Pikes Peak Ave. and Front St.)
Dedicated to the collection and preservation of Eastern Fremont County history
For more information call 719-784-1904
University of Colorado
College of Music
For more information about performances call 303-492-8008
www.cuconcerts.org
www.colorado.edu/music
University of Denver Lamont School of Music
2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver
Box Office: 303-871-6412
www.du.edu/lamont
University of Denver Newman Center
2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver
Box Office: 303-871-6412 www.du.edu/newmancenter
William Matthews Gallery
1617 Wazee St. in Denver
For more information call 303-534-1300
www.williamsmatthewsgallery.com
WOW! Children's Museum
110 N. Harrison Avenue in downtown Lafayette
Fall hours: 9am - 5pm on Tuesday - Wed (toddlers only from 9am - 10am)
10am - 6pm on Thur - Sat 10am - 6pm; 12noon - 4pm on Sun; CLOSED on Mon
$7 general admission; adults are FREE; $5.50 for groups of 10 + children
For more information call 303-604-2424
www.wowmuseum.com
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