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In This Month’s Issue l Parker Events Calendar l Trick or Treat on Mainstreet l Local Colorado Haunts l Fieldhouse Fright Night l Dia de los Muertos Fundraiser l Local Business Spotlight Hair Genius Men’s Barbershop

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Parker Events Calendar See what’s happening around town!

Trick or Treat on Mainstreet Don’t miss this family event Local Colorado Haunts Historic and spooky fun

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Fieldhouse Fright Night So much fun it’s scary

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Dia de los Muertos Fundraiser Party with Inspire Creative The Bookends In a dark, dark wood

By Ruth Ware Local Author Spotlight Two books from local authors Local Business Spotlight Hair Genius Men’s Barbershop

ON THE COVER Our October cover is courtesy of John Ott and captures the beauty of changing seasons in Parker.

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ISSUE 10 PUBLISHER MIKE WAID

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EDITORIAL TIFFANY GRIZZLE

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PARKEREVENTS

October 2017 OCTOBER 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 Parker Farmer’s Market Downtown Parker - Mainstreet 8:00am-1:00pm

OCTOBER 6 Fabulous First Friday Under the Lights Artwalk Downtown Parker 5:00pm-8:00pm www.parkercreativedistrict.org

OCTOBER 2 & 16 Parker Town Council Meeting Town Hall - Council Chambers 7:00pm parkeronline.org OCTOBER 7 Parents’ Night Out Parker Fieldhouse 6:00pm-10:30pm parkerrec.com OCTOBER 7 Natural Hacks or Attention Support by Brooke Ebel, MNT Parker Natural Grocers 10:00am-11:30am www.naturalgrocers.com OCTOBER 7 Hometown Heroes Chili Cook Off O’Brien Park 11:00am-2:00pm parkeronline.org OCTOBER 13-14 Parker Senior Center Arts & Crafts Show Parker Senior Center - 10675 S. Longs Way 9:00am-3:00pm (Lunch will be served on Friday) www.parkerseniorcenter.org

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OCTOBER 13 Improv, Sketch and Stand Up Comedy Show Deep Space Theater 11020 S. Pikes Peak Drive House opens at 6pm, Show starts at 7pm www.deepspace.me/ comedy

OCTOBER 14 Horses in Masquerade ~ Benefiting the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund Salisbury Equestrian Center 8:00am-4:00pm www.sweetheartsofthewest.com OCTOBER 14 Lessons and Lemonade Judy Pendleton, Jo Ann Nelson - Painting Cubism & Pointilism Hobby Lobby 9:30am & 11:15am parkerartistsguild.com/youthworkshops OCTOBER 21 Dia de los Muertos Fundraiser Costume Party, Food, Drinks, Silent Auction, Raffle Prizes, Music, Dancing & Live Enteratainment.

Help raise funds to support Inspire Creative Theatre Company.

Proceeds support art education and performance The Studio @ Mainstreet 19604 Masinstreet 5pm - 1:00am studioatmainstreet.com OCTOBER 21 Natural Hacks to Support Memory by Brooke Ebel, MNT PACE Center 10:00am-11:30am OCTOBER 21 5th Annual Ponderosa High School Arts & Crafts Fair, Pumpkin Patch and Fall Festival Ponderosa High School 9:00am-4:00pm ponderosamusic.org

OCTOBER 21 Fieldhouse Fright Night Parker Fieldhouse 5:30pm-9:00pm parkerrec.com

OCTOBER 26 Free Seminar - Healthy Aging: Continuum of Care Parker Adventist Hospital 6:00pm-7:00pm www.centura.org/classes-and-events OCTOBER 27 Downtown Wine Walk Downtown Parker 5:00pm-8:00pm www.parkerchamber.com OCTOBER 27 Masquerade Ball Parker Recreation Center 6:30pm-8:00pm parkerrec.com OCTOBER 31 Trick-or-Treat on Mainstreet Downtown Parker 3:00pm-7:00pm www.trickortreatonmainstreet.com

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It’s Time to

Trick-or-Treat on Mainstreet!

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s the air turns a bit crisper and leaves begin to crunch underfoot, it’s a sure sign that fall has arrived with the fall season comes one of Parker’s most beloved annual events. This year, Halloween falls on a Tuesday, and that means that Tuesday, October 31st,”boo-tiful” downtown Mainstreet will shut down for traffic, and open up for the 2017 Trick-orTreat on Mainstreet!

Local businesses and community groups will be lined up and down Mainstreet, manning their trick-or-treat booths, ready and willing to make this year’s event the most Spook-tacular one yet! Trick-or-Treat Street on Mainstreet is a fantastic way for kids of all ages to visit and fill their bags, cauldrons and sacks to the brim with goodies. If you are interested in having a booth for your business or group to be one of those filling goodie bags, go to www.trickortreatonmainstreet.com to download the booth request form. Groups and businesses can hand out as much candy, goodies and promotional material as they’d like, but no retail sales are allowed at this event.

A basic 10x10 space is FREE! Many sponsorship levels are also available; find out more about how your business can support Trick or Treat on Mainstreet by following the link from their website.

Volunteers are the key to running an event as popular and as large as this one. Adult and teen volunteers are needed before, during and after the event to assist with setup, take down, dressing as costumed characters for the event and general help where needed. The link to sign up as a volunteer can also be found on the website.

This free family event is hosted by the Cherry Creek Valley Rotary Club of Parker and presented by Rapid Housing Solutions. Be sure to head to Mainstreet this Halloween between 3:30 and 7:00pm; Trick or Treating on Mainstreet is so much fun, it’s scary!

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Come Trick or Treat season, people start scoping out where to find the best corn mazes, pumpkin patches and, if they enjoy a bit of a thrill, the best haunted houses. You don’t have to wait until Halloween to find some great haunts; turns out, Colorado has some great destinations that will add a little spooky to your next weekend day trip.

The Molly Brown House Museum (Denver)

The “Unsinkable” Molly Brown was a one-time local who famously survived the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. She once lived in this Victorian Denver home, built in 1889. Since then, it’s served as a private residence, an apartment for young men, and a home for wayward girls. It’s also a place associated with numerous eerie tales, including tales of hauntings by Molly herself. Today, in addition to frequent visitors by paranormal investigators, it serves as an educational outlet and offers historical tours. www.mollybrown.org

Museum of Colorado Prisons (Canon City)

Royal Gorge is not the only thing to check out while you’re in town. “Stop by and do time” at the museum, which shares a stone wall and armed towers with the prison that has been in continuous operation since 1871. Explore over 140 years of history including the two story cell house, with 30 inmate cells on the upper level and archival storage, the original kitchen and isolation cells on the lower level. Documentation of famous riots and exhibits of famous inmates, including Alfred Packer (convicted cannibal) and Antone Woode (convicted 12 year old murderer) are just some of the creepy artifacts on display. With all that happened within those prison walls over the last couple hundred years, the spookiness level is definitely high. Prisonmuseum.org

Hotel Colorado (Glenwood Springs)

The Hotel Colorado was built in 1891 and hosted such famous guests as Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Taft, Molly Brown, Al Capone and even notorious gambler Doc Holiday (although his visits to the Hot Springs preceded the existing hotel, his presence forever links him with the beginnings of the Hotel Colorado.) It was converted to a hospital in WWII, hosting as many as 500 injured military personnel. The giant ovens in the basement, rumored to have been used as crematoriums. There are still 131 of the original rooms available to guests, but visitors to the hotel

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aren’t limited to paying guests. Guests and staff alike have reported lots of activity, especially in the pre-dawn hours. Elevators moving floor to floor without passengers, wafting smells of cigar smoke and perfume in the lobby and sounds of dishes being moved in the Devereaux Dining Room have all been reported. A young girl in Victorian clothing has reportedly been seen playing ball on the grounds as well. Check in and see what you might see at the Hotel Colorado. hotelcolorado.com

Central City Masonic Cemetery and Creepy Crawl (Central City) Nothing says creepy weekend haunt like an old cemetery. Just above the mining towns of Central City lies this graveyard that was started in the early 1860’s. Rumor has it that every year around November 1st, the ghost of a woman dressed in black appears to visit the grave of John Edward Cameron. There’s also stories of the ghost of a young boy that may follow you around the grounds. As they say, there’s safety in numbers, so if you chose, you can visit the cemetery with the Gilpin Historical Society during the Creepy Crawls around the city each October and take in Paranormal Night at the Museum. www.gilpinhistory.org

Hotel Jerome (Aspen)

Aspen is known for being a luxury ski resort destination, but this particular hotel has quite a different reputation. Jerome B. Wheeler built the hotel in 1889, less than a decade after the mining town of Aspen was established. The town and the hotel were booming until Aspen’s “quiet years” with the mines beginning to close.

At that time, people paid $10 for a month of residence at the hotel, including meals, and the Hotel Jerome became the social center of town. Hauntings at the Jerome are rumored to include visits from the ghost of a little boy who tragically drowned in the swimming pool as well as a maid who fell ill and died after falling into an ice-cold pond. Brave enough to book your stay? Hoteljerome.aubergeresorts.com

Stanley Hotel (Estes Park)

The Stanley, arguable the best known spooky Rocky Mountain destination, is famous for being the inspiration for Stephen King’s The Shining. The hotel is home to endless ghost stories, including those of no less than 4 spirits regularly roaming the halls, most notably, Lucy, Paul, Eddie, and Elizabeth. In the concert hall, lights have been known to flicker, laughter and footsteps echo off the walls and unexplainable, chilly drafts greet guests from time to time. During the spookiest of seasons the Stanley offers more than just their famous Evening Tour; join them for Murder Mystery Dinners, The Shining Ball on October 21st, and Halloween Masquerade Party on October 28th. Book your stay with the Spirit Adventure Package for tickets to the spirited night tour, a Stanley “squishy” ghost, REDRUM mug and accommodations of the most infamous 4th floor. stanleyhotel.com

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So Much Fun,

It’s Scary!

Fieldhouse Fright Night

Put those Halloween costumes to good use; give them a test run at the Fieldhouse Fright Night. Saturday, October 21st, kids of all ages can get a head start on the holiday fun at the Parker Fieldhouse.

Your little caped crusaders, pirates, princesses and creepy creatures can take part in all sorts of Halloween festivities at Fright Night.

They will be able to collect their fill of treats as they take a trek down the Trick-or-Treat Street set up inside the Fieldhouse hall. Out on the turf field, some ghoulish games will be taking place throughout the evening.

Of course, you don’t want to miss out on the fun on the rink either.

Be sure to bring your skates and join in the Spook Skate! Then there’s the climbing wall, you don’t have to be dressed as Spiderman to test your scaling skills! There’s also the Fright Night Haunted House to navigate; see if you can make your way around the creepy crawlies and zombies within.

After careful consideration and sometimes weeks of planning, those meticulously selected Halloween costumes can win Fright Night attendees best of the best recognition. One of the best parts of Fright Night is the much anticipated Costume Contest! Starting at 7pm on the inline rink, judges will pick the winners in several age groups as well as the family costume contest. Little ones (2-4) will compete for Most Original and Cutest Costume, kids 5-7 and 8-10 will vie for Most Original and Funniest Costumes, and the older kids 11 and up will be crowned Most Original and Scariest. Families dressed for the event will be judged at the same time.

Fieldhouse Fright Night is free for non-skating, non-climbing parents and children under 2. All others gain entry for just $6 to get in on all the spook-takular fun!

Volunteer opportunities are also available for this event. If you are interested in being a part of Fright Night, or would like more information about the event, go to www. ParkerRec.com/FHFrightNight.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available, contact Jaime Vollersten at 303.805.3267 or email jvollersten@parkeronline.org.

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Inspire Creative Theatre Company’s Día De Los Muertos Event Saturday, October 21st 6:00pm – 1:00am Studio @ Mainstreet - 19604 E. Mainstreet - Downtown Parker www.Inspirecreative.org - 303.790.0875

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Celebrating its 10th year of operation, Inspire Creative Theatre Company (ICTC) is an artist directed, local theatre company bringing the best of big time theatre to the heart of our Parker community.

Since its beginning, ICTC has performed over 100 fully produced stage musicals and provided teaching and training in the performing arts for all ages. Casting both professional and amateur actors from around the nation, they continue to be a local favorite, reaching audiences of over 200,000 in their 10 years of operation. They have provided over 2,000 students opportunities to receive training in musical theatre, dance, singing, and acting. For the last three years, they have been the co-producing theatre company for the Town of Parker. If you’ve seen any of the recent musicals at the PACE, including Hairspray, Beauty and the Beast, and Spamalot, then you are familiar with Inspire Creative’s incredible work. This fall, Inspire Creative brings Rogers & Hammerstein’s South Pacific to what will likely be another round of sold out audiences at the PACE Center.

Located in the old Action Auto Service location, this converted service garage will be an intimate and unique venue for this year’s fundraiser. Guests will enjoy delicious catered food and drinks, and be entertained by a selection of musicians, comedians, and performers. Party goers can dress up in their favorite Día De Los Muertos costume and face painting will be available to perfectly finish the look for the evening.

Additionally, guests will be invited to bid on live and silent auction items including custom “Día De Los Muertos” sugar skulls painted by celebrity artists.

Tickets for the Inspire Creative Theatre Company’s Día De Los Muertos event are available for just $25.00/ per person or $45.00/per person for VIP packages. For more information, or to purchase tickets, please visit www.

Inspirecreative.org or call 303-790-0875.

Each year, Inspire Creative Theatre Company hosts a themed event to raise much needed funds for their education programs, performance season, and company expansion. This year’s theme is Día De Los Muertos and is sure to be an extravagant and delightfully perfect October evening.

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THEBOOKENDS

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By Ruth Ware

Twenty-six year old Nora receives an unexpected invitation to an old friend’s hen do ( a British bachelorette party). Nora hasn’t spoken to Clare in ten years so ignores the email for a few days. Why would Claire, a childhood friend include Nora in her prenuptial party? Nina, a mutual friend is the only other familiar name on the list and the two make a pact to attend this event together. After hours of driving to the countryside, they arrive at a modern glass walled house in a dark wooded area. The cell reception is poor, there is no internet or landline and the other guests seem to feel equally uncomfortable. Forty-eight hours later Nora wakes up in a hospital bed. Badly bruised and bloody, with no memory of what happened.

BECKY Reese Witherspoon is developing this book into a movie.

How do you think this story will play out on the big screen?

PAM I had not heard about this becoming a movie! With the

quirky characters and the dark twists and turns, this could be great on the big screen. When Nora makes the decision to attend the hen, she leaves her quiet and orderly life behind and delves back into the drama that she left many years ago. She hopes to determine why Clare would want her to attend the hen when she has not been invited to the wedding. Nora is nervous about seeing her old friends and meeting new people and struggles with her past. Were you able to relate to Nora as the author introduced the reader to her?

BECKY Nora was an interesting character. From the beginning

we see that she is a bit of a recluse and prefers her quiet lifestyle.

There is also a hint that she has some baggage from the past. As interesting as this sounds I didn’t connect to her quickly. I think that this will play out much better in the theater with an actress to give us some visual connection to this character. However, as the story progresses I found myself connecting to her and caring about her story. Yet I couldn’t understanding her desire to go away for the weekend to celebrate with someone she hasn’t spoken to in ten years? Maybe a lunch but a whole weekend! The story slowly unfolds as we meet a curious group of ‘friends’ that share this weekend celebration. Do you feel like all the characters were developed well or was it just the top few?

PAM I completely agree, Becky! I felt that it wasn’t very plausible

that a recluse like Nora that had put her past behind her would agree to this weekend with new and old acquaintances in a place she had never been. There was not as much character development as I typically like in a story, especially for a couple of the new acquaintances. Do you think the author did this purposefully to try to create a feeling of unease and mystery for this suspenseful story?

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BECKY It’s possible that was the author’s intent but it missed

the mark for me. I enjoyed the book but I did not find it to be a scary story, as Reese Witherspoon suggests. It was a good mystery and once again, I think that with the right acting it could play out very well in the theater. The first chapter starts out with Nora in the hospital with no recollection of the weekend. Did the beginning pull you into the story?

PAM I was quickly pulled into the mystery, although I struggled

to connect to Nora and felt that parts of the story weren’t very plausible. I still found that I wanted to unravel the story and discover what really happened that night. I agree with you, Becky. I would not call this a scary story, but a mysterious one. Did you feel that the beginning, with Nora unable to remember, added to the air of mystery?

BECKY I like that we didn’t go through a few chapters of fluff

to lead up to the inevitable discovery of a murder mystery.

However, with that style of writing we miss out on some character development. It could have been accomplished in the alternate chapters that focus on the past but the characters stay one dimensional. It is a good, quick read but it didn’t keep me up at night to finish the last few pages like The Black-Eyed Susans, by Julia Heaberlin. Ruth Ware has a book that is recently released, would you consider reading this author again?

PAM I would consider reading another work by this author if the

story line grabbed me, but with the understanding that I probably wouldn’t be seriously invested in the characters. We will explore another mystery next month, but one that is sure to take us on a very different journey. Jillian Cantor takes us back to 1938 and 1989, as we unravel the mystery of an old love letter that connects generations in her book, “The Lost Letter.”

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LOCALAUTHORSPOTLIGHT RETURN TO THE SCENE

By Carmella Gates

Liliana Martelli Delaney dreads returning to the Massachusetts farm where she grew up and recently inherited. She hated the farm and everything to do with farm life! She hopes that sorting out the detritus of the 250-year-old house, once an inn, and the outbuildings will help resolve her anger and animosity. She plans to sell the place, and put an end to that negative portion of her life.

But Lily and her family discover evidence of some shady dealings by former owners who operated the inn and tavern during Prohibition. Rumors and stories she heard as a child about bootlegging and a missing Revenue Man may have had some truth to them. She becomes determined to solve the mystery!

Lily’s story is often poignant, and sometimes frightening, but her adventurous spirit, loving heart and ability to see a little humor in any situation make this book a must read!

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THE STONE OF MERCY

BOOK1 OF THE CENTAUR CHRONICLES

By M.J. Evans Be it known throughout the land that the rightful heir to the throne of Crystonia will be the wearer of the Silver Breastplate with its four stones of light: The Stone of Mercy, The Stone of Courage, The Stone of Integrity and the Stone of Wisdom.

By tradition, the ruler of Crystonia will be the one in possession of the Silver Breastplate.

Yet the rightful heir has not appeared and the throne that sits atop Mount Heilodius has stood empty for a century and a half.

The kingdom is being torn apart as the biggest and strongest races battle for control.

Even the herd of peace-loving Centaurs has splintered into two factions, one awaiting the promised bearer of the breastplate, the other seeking power and control over the land.

Unbeknownst to all but a very few, the Silver Breastplate has been created. In due course, it is presented to a sixteen-year-old Duende girl named Carling, one of the tiny descendants of the fairies that once filled the land. But the Silver Breastplate is not complete. In order for its wearer to have the skills to rule the land righteously, the young Duende needs to find the four stones of light that are needed to finish this magical source of power and authority.

This is the riveting story of Carling’s quest. She, along with her friends, must risk their lives to save their land and fulfill the assignment given to them to complete the silver breastplate.

Award-Winning Author M.J. Evans takes the reader on another fantastic adventure. Immerse yourself in her fantasy world of Centaurs, Cyclops, Ogres and the Duende.

The Stone of Mercy is online at amazon.com.

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