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GOLF HISTORY
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123RD U.S. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
AUGUST 14-20, 2023
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CHERRY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB | CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, COLO.
123RD U.S. AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
COLORADO GOLF CLUB | PARKER, COLO.
AUGUST 14-20, 2023
CHERRY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB | CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, COLO.
COLORADO GOLF CLUB | PARKER, COLO.
To volunteer, purchase tickets or learn more about the upcoming U.S. Amateur, please scan the QR code with your smart phone.
We can’t wait to see you there!
To volunteer, purchase tickets or learn more about the upcoming U.S. Amateur, please scan the QR code with your smart phone. We can’t wait to see you there!
April 10–16
ASPEN SHORTSFEST
Short-film fanatics often make the yearly trek up to gorgeous Aspen for this weeklong festival, showcasing dozens of short films from around the world. The big event also includes panels, workshops and other programs that spotlight the art and craft of making shorts. ASPEN, aspenfilm.org
April 13–16
WOMEN+FILM FESTIVAL
This annual festival, presented by Denver Film, showcases the very best in womencentric programming—movies by and about women, but for everyone to enjoy. Barbara Bridges, the festival’s founder, says it’s “an important platform to shine the light on women working behind the scenes to create change.” Screenings are at SIE FILMCENTER, denverfilm.org
April 14
PIANO BATTLE
Internationally acclaimed pianists Paul Cibis and Andreas Kern “battle” for audience votes during this event that’s part classical recital, part “tongue-in-cheek performance.” The interactive show is divided into several rounds, each with a different musical style, and the pianists will improvise based on audience requests. This show has played to sold-out venues all over the world, so get tickets early. PACE CENTER, parkerarts.org
April 14–16
ANASTASIA: THE MUSICAL
A romantic and adventure-filled movie jumps from the screen to the stage for this new Broadway musical, in Denver for a limited engagement. The dazzling scenery transports the whole family from Russia to Paris as Anastasia sets out to solve the mystery of her past. Matinee and evening performances at BUELL THEATRE , denvercenter.org
April 15
INTERACTIVE ROCKY HORROR
PICTURE SHOW
It’s an interactive presentation of a classic film, where audience members are encouraged to dress the part, then sing and dance along. If you don’t already have Rocky Horror essentials for your costume, they will be available for purchase before the show. Doors open at 8:30 p.m. at THE STUDIO LOFT AT ELLIE CAULKINS OPERA HOUSE , artscomplex.com
April 15
COLORADO SYMPHONY: THE MUSIC OF PINK FLOYD
In this amazing mash-up of classical music with classic rock and roll, the Colorado Symphony performs a concert of 17 classic Pink Floyd tunes, including “Learning to Fly” and favorites from “The Wall.” 7:30 p.m. at BOETTCHER CONCERT HALL , coloradosymphony.org
April 15 & 22
MURDER & MYSTERY SHOW
Cherokee Ranch and Castle is the perfect setting for a “whodunit” set in the 1950s. Detective Polkinhorne and a colorful cast of characters will present the details and see who can solve the “murder.” The event also includes food and a cash bar, and attendees are encouraged to wear springtime garden-party attire. Register early, as it should sell out. CHEROKEE RANCH & CASTLE , cherokeeranch.org
Opens April
16
FROM CHAOS TO ORDER
With “From Chaos to Order: Greek Geometric Art from the Sol Rabin Collection,” visitors will get to view 57 stunning Greek works of art dating back to 900 BCE, many of which have never been on public display. General admission includes this temporary exhibition which runs through July 30. On April 28 or July 28, make it a date night and combine your visit with the quarterly “Untitled” after-hours series (6–10 p.m.), which includes live music and a cash bar. DENVER ART MUSEUM, denverartmuseum.org
April 19th
BLOSSOM!
A free event about aesthetics to benefit Bags of Fun/Gabby Kraus Foundation. Food, open bar, entertainment and demonstrations from 3–8 p.m. The Fountain of Youth, Greenwood Village, thefountainofyouthmedspa.com
April 15–16
HOLISTIC EXPO & CREATIVE MARKET
The Center for Spiritual Living in Parker presents the second-annual expo, a roundup of healing, wellness, metaphysics, self-care and more. Explore the many products and services, connect with healing practitioners, shop for jewelry and crystals, register for door prizes, and more. One small entry fee gives access both days. DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS, cslparker.org
April 20–23
THE LITTLE PRINCE
Lamont Opera is on stage with “The Little Prince,” based on the beloved classic novella by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. As the Little Prince—visiting Earth from his home, a tiny asteroid—explores, he meets a number of colorful characters. This opera is fun for the whole family! GATES CONCERT HALL AT NEWMAN CENTER, newmancenterpresents.com
April 21
JDRF DREAM GALA
Dress in your best black-tie attire for this fabulous gala, which raises important funds for Type 1 diabetes research. It includes cocktails, a formal seated dinner, presentations, live music, and silent and live auctions. Get tickets in advance online. HYATT REGENCY COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER, jdrf.org/mountainwest
April 22
REDUCED SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
The Reduced Shakespeare Company presents “The Complete History of Comedy (Abridged),” covering comedy through the ages, from Aristophanes and Shakespeare to Vaudeville and Charlie Chaplin, to The Daily Show. It’s “shtick” with lots of wordplay, improv and music. One show only; 8 p.m. at LONE TREE ARTS CENTER, lonetreeartscenter.org
April 22
EARTH DAY FESTIVAL
Bring the whole family to the big Earth Day Festival in Castle Rock from 9 a.m.–3 p.m., featuring demos, vendor and nonprofit booths, food trucks, and activities. Volunteers are also needed on the same day (9–11 a.m.) to help with native grass planting and watercress removal. FESTIVAL PARK , crgov.com
April 22
BOLD WOMEN. CHANGE HISTORY. THE SUMMIT.
In this one-day gathering, women leaders from many professional fields and walks of life take part in breakout sessions and other activities to share how they “show up, create, disrupt and transform our communities.” The keynote speaker is Alicia Garza, co-founder of #BlackLivesMatter. 10 a.m.–7 p.m. at HISTORY COLORADO CENTER, historycolorado.org
