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BoomBox has a new album on the way called “Filling in the Color.” Singer and songwriter Zion Godchaux described the upcoming release as “more sophisticated and dynamic.” “For the past eight years, we’ve been drawing the outlines,” Godchaux said. “Now we’re taking all the experience and wisdom we’ve gained and attempting to fill in the color.”

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and seeing live music are two different things. With BoomBox you get both. BoomBox combines the beats and grooves of producer and DJ Russ Randolph with the guitar playing and vocal stylings of Zion Rock Godchaux. BoomBox will perform two headlining shows at State Bridge Friday and Saturday night. BoomBox originated in Muscle Shoals, Ala., a city with a rich Rock n’ Roll and soul history where Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones and numerous others recorded. Godchaux’s own parents are both musicians who performed with the Grateful Dead throughout the ’70s. Acknowledging their musical roots is important, but BoomBox also wants listeners to live in the now. The duo doesn’t create setlists prior to performing, instead letting the mood of the audience dictate the show. “It’s like a conversation,” Godchaux said. “We’re not prophets. We can’t predict what the vibe of the crowd is going to be until we get there. Creating a setlist that afternoon (before the show) doesn’t make sense to us, so we just leave it open.”

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The three members of The Sessh have the cure for what ails you, and it comes in a 4 1/2 by 5 1/2 inch square plastic package. The local band’s new 11-song album is called “Anodyne,” which, when used as a noun, is the term for a pain-killing drug or medicine. “In medieval times it was an elixir that you would take after committing some type of sin, to purge yourself of the sin,” said band founder Cristian Basso. “I thought that was cool from a psychological standpoint. Now it’s translated to cure for pain, something that relieves you from stresses of everyday life. I think music does that for people in general and certainly for us, so we ran with it.” Tonight at Solaris Plaza in Vail, Basso, who plays the MIDI bass on the album, will take the stage with fellow bandmates Trevor Jones, who plays guitar, and drummer Jeff Jani for free show celebrating “Anodyne,” which drops today. Along with the Vail show, the trio will perform two nights in Salida, as well as a show in Gunnison to celebrate the new album.

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Most of the album was recorded over the course of the last year in Eagle at Basso’s solar-powered recording studio, dubbed the Funk Bunker. The drums were recorded at a friend’s studio in California.

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IF YOU GO ... What: The Sessh. Where: Solaris Plaza, Vail. When: 4 to 5:30 p.m. today. Cost: Free. More information: For more on the band, visit www.reverbnation.com/ thesessh. Jones and Jani are both based in Denver, so it was tough to find big chunks of time to devote to the project. “We did bits and pieces at a time, which stems from our own name, The Sessh. Everyone is so busy with other things,” Basso said. The album weaves together four different musical styles: funk, rock, soul and electronica. The sound is layered with a heavy, thick, low-end sound. With Jones and Jani a few hours away, Basso ended up doing both the harmonies and the lead vocals. “That was a big to-do for me, from an artistic standpoint,” he said. “I’ve never been in that position. I wanted to come across as sounding honest and true to what the lyrics were to

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VAIL — The Philadelphia Orchestra begins a week-long residency at Bravo! Vail today, featuring concerts that showcase the orchestra’s distinctive sound and keen ability to capture the imaginations of audiences around the world. Led by Music Director Yannick Nezet-Seguin, The Philadelphia Orchestra returns to Bravo! Vail for its seventh season featuring masterworks such as Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2, Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, and Verdi’s Requiem — a performance that will be broadcast live on Colorado Public Radio stations across the state. Tickets for all Bravo! Vail concerts featuring The Philadelphia Orchestra are now on sale at bravovail. org or by calling 877-812-5700. “Last year I found the connection between Vail audiences and the Orchestra’s music to be truly special, and I look forward to returning this summer,” said Philadelphia Orchestra Music Director Yannick Nezet-Seguin. “The Verdi Requiem is an important masterpiece in the symphonic and choral repertoire, and it also has been extremely meaningful in my life. I am eager for the Vail audience to hear the orchestra, along with our stellar soloists and the Colorado Symphony Chorus, perform this monumental work, particularly after

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The Philadelphia Orchestra returns to the Ford Amphitheater. Friday is opening night of the orchestra’s residency. such successful performances in Philadelphia and New York. It is quite simply some of the most beautiful music ever written.” The orchestra will open the week with Latin Jazz Night, which is tonight and featurs multi-Grammy-Award-winner Cuban saxophonist and clarinetist Paquito D’Rivera. Also joining The Philadelphia Orchestra are guest artists violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, cellist Alisa Weilerstein, soprano Angela Meade, tenor John Mac Master and pianist Jan Lisiecki, among others. “We are thrilled to continue such a

close partnership with Bravo! Vail,” said Philadelphia Orchestra President and CEO Allison Vulgamore. “The combination of full houses in such an intimate space, surrounded by the vast beauty of the Rocky Mountains, inspires our musicians to make some of their best music at Vail. This summer’s programs will be no exception — from our opening concert, Latin Jazz Night, to the monumental Verdi Requiem led by Music Director Yannick Nezet-Seguin that closes the residency, our audiences

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will find something to love and plenty of reason to cheer.” Music lovers can also experience the artistry of The Philadelphia Orchestra’s fabled musicianship at Bravo! Vail’s acclaimed Chamber Music Series. Members of the orchestra will join Bravo! Vail Artistic Director Anne-Marie McDermott and the Calder Quartet for the series opening night on Thursday, featuring Dvorak’s works for winds, strings and piano. Members of The Philadelphia Orchestra will also be featured in two free concerts, offering the community additional opportunities to enjoy beautiful music in an intimate and relaxed setting. “Artistic Director Anne-Marie McDermott and I are thrilled to be welcoming The Philadelphia Orchestra back to Bravo! Vail this summer,” said Bravo! Vail Executive Director James W. Palermo. “It is an extraordinarily storied orchestra with a magnificent artistic legacy. Their new maestro, Yannick Nezet-Seguin, is helping the fabulous Philadelphians write the next chapter in their glorious history, and we in Vail are indeed fortunate to be part of the excitement.”

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The problem: Jason had bad shin pain due to a pronating foot that rolled inward and loaded excessive force on the tibia, over-striding and weak hips that created an unstable pelvis and trunk. The fix: Over-the-counter orthotics to stabilize his foot, a switch to a higher cadence and shorter stride to reduce loading force, and adding squats to his work out routine to increase glute strength.

The problem: Bob had aching shoulders while swimming due to a strength imbalance, a common swimmer’s problem. He had plenty of anterior (front of the shoulder) strength, but he had neglected his posterior shoulder muscles. The fix: Build posterior shoulder strength with exercises such as seated rows or rows in a plank with weights.

When the pectoralis muscles are stronger than the scapular muscles, the shoulder gets pulled forward. Over time, this can cause what is known as an “impingement,” a pinching shoulder. Rest will make the pain go away, but thinking about the biomechanical problems and how to ﬁ x them is the key to miles of injury-free training and racing. Jordan D. Metzl, M.D., is an awardwinning author and sports medicine physician at New York’s Hospital for Special Surgery. He will speak on the topic of “Effective Body Care: Common Sports Injuries and the Easy Home Remedies to Fix Them” this Friday at the Antlers at Vail.

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Where: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, Vail. When: 6 p.m. Sunday. Cost: Tickets range from $27 to $110. Lawn tickets for children 12 and under are $5. Information: Visit bravovail.org or call the Box Office: 877.812.5700. Yannick Conducts Rachmaninoff The electrifying young cellist Alisa Weilerstein, winner of a 2011 MacArthur Genius Award, takes the stage in the profound and highly personal Shostakovich Concerto No. 1. Rachmaninoff’s romantic Symphony No. 2 is a perfect vehicle for The Philadelphia Orchestra’s legendary string section. What: Yannick Conducts Rachmaninoff. Where: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, Vail. When: 6 p.m. Wednesday. Cost: Tickets range from $27 to $115. Lawn tickets for children 12 and under are $5. Information: Visit bravovail.org or call the Box Office: 877-812-5700. Mozart’s Piano Concerto and Mahler’s 4th Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki makes his local and Philadelphia Orchestra debut in Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 2. Concluding the program is Mahler’s Symphony No. 4, with its final movement that depicts a child’s vision of Heaven. What: Mozart’s Piano Concerto and Mahler’s 4th Where: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, Vail When: 6 p.m. July 12 Cost: Tickets range from $27 to $110. Lawn tickets for children 12 and under are $5. Information: Visit bravovail.org or call the Box Office: 877-812-5700. Verdi’s Requiem Reviewing Yannick Nezet-Seguin’s

performance with The Philadelphia Orchestra of Verdi’s Requiem last fall at Carnegie Hall, critic James Oestreich wrote in The New York Times that “he embraced Verdi’s theatricality fully, from the recurring Dies Irae thunder, powerfully hurled, to the bass’s murmur, ‘mors stupebit’ (‘death shall stand amazed’).” What: Verdi’s Requiem Where: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater, Vail When: 6 p.m. July 13 Cost: Tickets range from $27 to $115. Lawn tickets for children 12 and under are $5. Information: Visit bravovail.org or call the Box Office: 877.812.5700. *This performance will be broadcast live on Colorado Public Radio

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With the current wave of electronicbased acts rising high, especially in Colorado, creating a one-of-a-kind live experience is crucial to any group’s success. BoomBox pulls this off by adding a spectacular light show to go along with the music. “(The light show) is just as important,” Godchaux said. “We want it to be beautiful to the eyes, beautiful to the ears and the whole atmosphere to be a high-caliber experience.” Also signature to BoomBox is Godchaux’s bright fuzzy hat, which he said was part of the inspiration for forming the group. “We’d never played live before and it was my birthday and I saw a fuzzy hat in the window,” Godchaux said. “The clouds parted and a ray of light landed on the hat. Something (inside me) said, ‘Well this thing BoomBox that you guys want to do, (this hat) is part of the uniform. That’s what you’re going to wear whether you like it or not.”

‘GO OUT THERE AND SINK OR SWIM’ Godchaux’s hat may be fuzzy, but the band can also get pretty funky. That’s how local DJ Ramona Wouters, who goes by simply Ramona, described BoomBox. Ramona toured with BoomBox and will be one of the acts opening up for them this weekend. Ramona likes how the duo doesn’t just attract those who are heavily into the electronic scene. “They do everything live, not mixing records or anything,” Ramona said. “They’re not an electronic band because of the live influence, it’s a mixture. (Because of this) they appeal to a large variety of crowds.” Music has coalesced to a point where genres do little to define just exactly what

you’re going to hear at any given live show. For BoomBox this is a good thing as they only like to describe their music in one way: “Rock ‘n roll”. “To me rock ‘n’ roll is (about being) without a net,” Godchaux said. “It’s full freedom of expression regardless of what the norm is ... For me and Russ, we’re approaching it like Rock ‘n’ Roll. We don’t have setlists and just go out there and sink or swim.”

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Rock ‘n’ roll is their credo, but don’t expect any tight leather pants or shiny shirts from the group anytime soon. “We’re not out to be rock stars,” Godchaux said. “We’re more like public servants. We love the people, and we love our audience. There’s healing that happens (at our shows) and it only happens because we try to put ourselves out of the way so that can come through.” With a soul and rock ‘n’ roll past, a show that strives to live in the present and electronic beats that focus on music’s future, it’s unclear just exactly what fans can expect to experience with BoomBox this weekend. No need to worry though because just like the audience, the band won’t know what they’re going to play until they step on stage either.

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Although she started her career as a photographer, Anke Schofield is now best known for paintings that convey things no one could ever capture in a picture. Filled with wonder and imagination, Schofield’s new work focuses on not what we can see, but what we could envision if we stopped limiting ourselves to that which already exists. “The whole (idea) is based on living through a child’s eyes,” Schofield said. “If you were a child and had dreams, what would you want to see? What would you like life to look like?” For a child, anything is possible. A young girl can run alongside horses or ride a zebra. A dog can perch atop a house, or a house can sit perfectly balanced atop a dog. “A girl can’t actually ride a deer, but in a child’s mind she can,” explains Schofield when discussing one of her new pieces, “Deer Ride,” that depicts a child riding the hoofed animal while carrying a house on a string behind her. Schofield’s work explores what we often deem impossible, but the young

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girl in many of her paintings is actually inspired by a real person. She is the daughter of an artist-friend. Schofield said that while the girl she knows is growing up, the painting version won’t be in age a day. “I don’t want her to get old,” Schofield said. “I think it would just ruin it. It’s more about the innocence of a child at that age. I’m trying to capture that state.” Along with not putting limitations on her

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“I got so excited in the studio when I heard it, I wanted to try it live,” he said. “It just gives a huge, layered, rich, thick palate of sound coming out of one little instrument.” In the future, Basso is looking forward to using the tool to add visual effects, triggered by the bass, to screen behind the band as they perform live. He’s in the process of connecting with film directors who can “help us out with these crazy, farout ideas.” The album, which is $10, will be available for purchase at the show and on iTunes by next week and available via the band’s Facebook page in the near future.

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Because she creates her canvases using multiple layers of paint, Schofield is always creating more than one piece at a time. “If I just had one painting, I’d have to sit there and watch it dry,” Schofield said. This way of thinking is exactly what Schofield is trying to get at with her art. No child would wait around watching paint dry. Instead they’d chose to start painting something else, take a nap on an antelope or put on a pair of wings because they felt like flying for a while. Viewing Schofield’s work reminds us that just because we haven’t seen it for our own eyes, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.

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80 attend brunch on the terrace of Splendido at Chateau in Beaver Creek By Chris Shull Vail Valley Scenery

DALLAS — Patrons of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Bravo! Vail celebrated the start of the 2013 summer season of Bravo! Vail on June 30 at Splendido at the Chateau in Beaver Creek. Hosted by Vicki Rippeto and Northern Trust, the elegant brunch was the ideal opportunity for Colorado patrons to mix and mingle with patrons and friends from Dallas, many of whom have homes in the Vail-Beaver Creek area.

A LONG, SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP Representing the successful, longstanding partnership between the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Bravo! Vail were Blaine L. Nelson, the chairman of the Dallas Symphony Board of Governors, and his wife, Patti; Jonathan Martin, the Dallas Symphony president and CEO, and his wife, Amy; and Jim Palermo, the executive director of Bravo! Vail. Against a backdrop of sunny skies and mountain views, conversation and conviviality centered around the Dallas Symphony and its celebrated music director, Jaap van Zweden, and the exciting beginning of the 26th season of Bravo! Vail.

Acquaintances old and new sipped cocktails on the terrace before moving inside for a sumptuous mid-day meal, including Alaskan crab and celery root remoulade, smoked salmon and caramelized onion tart with chive creme fraiche, rosemary and garlic roast leg of lamb with pomegranate jus and Shelley’s Louisiana shrimp and grits.

THE GUESTS Among the 80 guests enjoying the splendid company and relaxing atmosphere were hostess Vicki Rippeto, John Jaran, Laura and Mark Flagg, Linda and Mitch Hart, Marilyn Augur, Arlene and John Dayton, Carol and Jeff Heller, Shirley and Bill McIntyre, Alice and Dick Bass, and Nita and John Ford.

THE PERFORMANCES The Dallas Symphony’s 2013 residency at the 26th Bravo! Vail began June 28 at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater with a near sold-out performance of jazz favorites led by conductor Jeff Tyzik presented in conjunction with Bravo! Vail Jazz Foundation. That was followed by three concerts led by Music Director Jaap van Zweden, one featuring Bravo! Vail Artistic Director Anne-Marie McDermott and pianist Alessio Bax. It concluded July 4 with the popular Patriotic Concert. Chris Shull is manager of publications and public relations for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.

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Summertime is glorious and much too short to spend on the wrong book. The librarians at the Eagle Valley Library District have sifted through hundreds of this summer’s best and most anticipated reads and recommend the following titles for your precious time in the hammock this weekend. Is your favorite on the list? Stop by the libraries and let us know what you recommend! “We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves,” by Karen Joy Fowler Recommended by: Cortni O’Brien “To say too much about the latest novel by Karen Joy Fowler would be to spoil the surprise, but curious readers will get a major hint from the cover art. I was captivated by this novel. Main character Rosemary Cooke’s father was a psychologist in the 1970s. He conducted an experiment on his own children that changed the family dynamic forever. Now in her 30s, Rosemary reflects back on her early childhood to uncover what went wrong and why she is the only one of three Cooke children not ‘behind bars.’”

“Life after Life,” by Kate Atkinson Recommended by: Diane Levin “Life after Life by Kate Atkinson is my favorite book of the year so far. Kate Atkinson is a wonderful writer and in ‘Life after Life’ gives us a glimpse of the power of a writer’s creativity. Starting with her birth, the novel takes Ursula Todd through multiple iterations of her life, set against the epic backdrop of England before and during World War II. The sense of history is powerful but the thought provoking aspect of the novel is the idea that one life can have so many possibilities. Where will the road take you?” “Bad Monkey,” by Carl Hiaasen Recommended by: Julie Richards “I always look forward to anything new by Carl Hiaasen, whether it is a book for children or adults. His latest, ‘Bad Monkey,’ is laugh-out-loud funny and does not disappoint. Filled with Hiaasen’s signature wacky characters and bizarre events, he still gets across his

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message of the awful way in which Florida (and the Bahamas as well) has been and continues to be degraded, without being didactic. I listened to this book, narrated by Arte Johnson, and while he could have better differentiated the voices of the varied characters, he did a great job of voicing the irony and sarcasm of the story. Hiaasen has written many, many books that do have a few characters in common, but can be read in any order.” “And the Mountains Echoed,” by Khaled Hosseini Recommended by: Michelle Marx “I’m excited to read Khaled Hosseini’s newest novel, ‘And the Mountains Echoed,’ which came out in May. This is a story of families and family ties that extends from Afghanistan to Paris, San Francisco, and Greece. I loved Hosseini’s other novels, ‘The Kite Runner’ and ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ and imagine that his third effort will also prove that he is a master storyteller.” “Red Spectres: Russian Gothic Tales from the 20th Century,” selected and translated by Muireann Maguire Recommended by: Jaci Spuhler “Gothic fiction of the Soviet era ... who knew? These tales have not been available for public consumption and yet the authors, Bryusov, Bulgakov, Grin, Krzhizhanovksy and Chayanov, are all names recognized by those familiar with Russian literature of the era. In this genre, gothic fiction, these authors deal with ghosts, insanity, obsession and the realities of a new political order and industrialization. It’s available for checkout as soon as I finish!” “The Returned,” by Jason Mott Recommended by: Anne Johnson “I cannot wait to read this highly anticipated debut by Jason Mott. All over the world people’s loved ones are returning from

beyond. No one understands why this is happening. Is it a miracle or a sign of the end times? As more and more are ‘returned,’ chaos erupts around the globe and everyone is forced to navigate this new reality and to question what it means to be human. This novel is scheduled to be released in August.” “A Hundred Summers,” by Beatriz Williams Recommended by: Amy Gornikiewicz “Readers who enjoy period pieces rich with atmosphere, details and drama may find this year’s perfect beach read in ‘A Hundred Summers’ by Beatriz Williams. The novel opens on Memorial Day, 1938, in the seaside community of Seaview, Rhode Island. Lily Dane and her family have just arrived from Manhattan for their annual summer visit. As individual characters are forced into a storm of their own emotions and collective pasts, Seaview is about to face a storm of its own in the form of the hurricane that will become known as the Long Island Express. Filled with scandal, deception and family secrets A Hundred Summers is the perfect novel to get lost in on a summer’s day. Williams tackles the issues of class and privilege as well as anti-Semitism with a true understanding of the era.” “Z: a Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald,” by Therese Fowler Recommended by: Robyn Bryant “Z is a historical fiction piece that depicts the relationship of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, who were quite the infamous literary, celebrity couple in the roaring 20s. The story begins with their meeting and courtship when Zelda Sayre is a young and rebellious southern belle in Montgomery, Alabama. Told in first person account by Zelda, the reader gets a feel for what their relationship may have been like. These two were both headstrong and lively, which made for a passionate yet turbulent relationship. Other notable authors are portrayed, as well as an interesting focus on the friendship between Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway.”

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LONDON — Amy Winehouse seemed to live in public, but her fans never knew the private person. An exhibition at London’s Jewish Museum aims to reveal an intimate side to a troubled star who was also, in the words of her older brother Alex, “simply a little Jewish kid from North London with a big talent.” “Amy Winehouse: A Family Portrait” brings together items from the late singer’s London childhood, her stage-school years and her short but stratospheric career in music — from her first guitar to a posthumous Grammy Award. By the time she died AMY WINEHOUSE in 2011 at the age of 27, Winehouse was a larger-than-life figure whose battles with drugs and alcohol, splashed across front pages around the world, sometimes seemed to overshadow her talent. The exhibition shows that she was also a young woman who loved music, loved London and loved her family. “It’s a story that people don’t know about Amy, her family story,” museum chief executive Abigail Morris said Tuesday. “You can forget there’s a person behind the hype.” Morris said the show was a natural for the Jewish Museum. Winehouse came from a close-knit Jewish family, and the museum is in Camden, the neighborhood where the singer lived for most of her adult life — where she saw gigs and played them, browsed in second-hand record stores and drank in pubs. It’s also the neighborhood where she died of accidental alcohol poisoning at her home in July 2011. Assembled with help from Alex Winehouse and his wife Riva, the exhibition grew from the Winehouse family’s offer to donate one of Amy’s dresses. It expanded into a celebration of her Jewish roots, her family and her home city. “The more we talked the more we realized the exhibition wasn’t going to be about her dresses and her clothes,” said curator Elizabeth Selby — though there are several outfits on display, from the shimmery blue dress Winehouse wore at the 2008 Glastonbury Festival to the tracksuits she preferred at home. “It’s about her roots and her family life.” The exhibition, which opens Wednesday and runs to Sept. 15, traces the singer’s family tree back to great-great-grandfather Harris Winehouse.

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FRIDAY, JULY 5 16th annual Red Cliff Studio Tour — Aug. 17 — 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Red Cliff. Free event. Call 970-827-9662. Fitz at Five — 5 p.m. - 6 p.m., The Fitz at Manor Vail Lodge. Call 970-343-6195. Friday Night Lights — 9 p.m., Montana’s After Dark in Avon. Call 970-949-7019. Karaoke With Sandman — 9 p.m. - 1:45 a.m., Loaded Joe’s in Avon. Call 970-748-1450. Scotty Kabel Live — 5 p.m. - 7 p.m., The Fitz at Manor Vail Lodge. Call 970-343-6195. Jazz piano man Tony Gulizia plays and sings your favorite tunes. — 6:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m., Grouse Mt. Grill. Call 970-949-0600. Vail Jazz Festival Volunteers Needed — 6 p.m. - 6:30 p.m., Vail. Call 970-479-6146.

SATURDAY, JULY 6 16th annual Red Cliff Studio Tour — Aug. 17 — 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Red Cliff. Call

970-827-9662. Fitz at Five — 5 p.m. - 6 p.m., The Fitz at Manor Vail Lodge. Happy Hour 5-6 p.m. daily. Call 970-343-6195. Karaoke With Sandman — 10 p.m. - 1:45 a.m., Garfinkel’s in Vail. Call 970-476-3789. Kevin Danzig performs — 8 p.m. - 11 p.m., The King’s Club, Sonnenalp Resort, Vail. Call 970-479-5464. Live Music on The Tailgate! — 10 p.m., Bearfish Bar and Grill. George and Skipdogs gin-u-wine tailgate-jamming! Call 970-476-7596. Scotty Kabel Live — 5 p.m. - 7 p.m., The Fitz at Manor Vail Lodge. Call 970-343-6195. Dave Perron — 8 p.m., Woody’s. Dave Perron plays roots-country-Americana. Call 970-331-6449. Jazz piano man Tony Gulizia plays and sings your favorite tunes. — 6:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m., Grouse Mt. Grill. Call 970-949-0600. Saturday Night Live with Scotty Kabel and Friends — 9 p.m., Minturn Saloon, 146 N. Main St., Minturn. Scotty Kabel, the force behind Min’urn Express, and more, always brings amazing musicians along. Call 970-827-5954. Vail Jazz Festival Volunteers Needed — 6 p.m. - 6:30 p.m., Vail. Call 970-479-6146.

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR FRIDAY, JULY 5 Al-Anon Meeting on Monday’s — 7 p.m. - 8 p.m., Beaver Creek chapel, Avon. Call 970-968-2858. Guitar, vocal and drum lessons — 3 p.m. - 7:30 p.m., Sweet Sounds Studios, located in downtown Eagle. Call 970-777-SING or 970-401-3806. Assisted Living — 8 a.m., Eagle County. Exceptional care for seniors in a private family home. Call 970-331-4001. Free English Classes — 10 a.m. - noon, Gypsum Public Library. Free English Classes at the Gypsum Public Library every Friday morning. Call 970-328-9013. Mark Rashid Horse Clinic — 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Eagle River Center. MVHR will be hosting a clinic by international horse trainer, author and clinician Mark Rashid on August 9-11 with a pre-clinic demonstration on August 8. Call 970-376-5435. Private Spanish Class — 9 a.m. - 11 a.m., Edwards. All levels, private, one-on-one. Call 970-390-1165. Singing Lessons — 2 p.m. - 7 p.m., Maxine’s Singing Studio, 2119B Vermont Road, Vail. Learn to sing

with good technique and control at Maxine’s Singing Studio. Call 970-376-8178. Summer Tutoring — 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Eagle. Professional tutor for reading, writing, dyslexia and math. Ages preschool through 5th grade. Call 970-331-4001. Suzuki Guitar and Flute Lessons — , Private Music Studio, Vail. Certified instructor teaching all ages and all levels in Vail for 20 years. Call 970-476-5465. Volunteers Needed — Eagle-Vail, Avon, Edwards, Eagle, Gypsum. Call 970-949-5026. Walking Mountains Science Center — 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., just off Interstate 70 at Avon exit 167. Call 970-827-9725. Duplicate Bridge — 1 p.m. - 4 p.m., Vail Christian High School, U.S. Highway 6 in Edwards. Come play duplicate bridge. Call 970-926-9326. Bilingual Story Time for Babies — 10 a.m. - 10:30 a.m., Avon Public Library. For babies 24 months and younger. Call 970-949-6797. Bilingual Story Time for Babies — 10 a.m. - 10:30 a.m., Avon Public Library. For babies younger than

24 months old. Para bebes menores de 24 meses. Call 970-949-6797. Bilingual Story Time for Preschoolers — 11 a.m. - 11:45 a.m., Avon Public Library. Bilingual story time for preschoolers ages 3 to 5. Para ninos de 3 a 5 anos. Call 970-949-6797. Bilingual Story Time for Preschoolers — 11 a.m. - 11:45 a.m., Avon Public Library. For children ages 3 to 5. Call 970-949-6797. Music, Trampoline and Tumbling Summer Day Camp Registration — 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Brush Creek Pavillion/Studio, Capital St., Eagle. Call 970-777-SING. Sera Schools Summer Music Lessons — 9 a.m. 9:30 a.m., Vail Mountain School, Brush Creek Elementary, Homestake Peak Elementary and in-home options. Call 970-306-0730. Swim Team — 7:45 a.m. - 10 a.m., Eagle-Vail Pool. Come join the Vail Hurricanes Swim Team. Call 970-390-3068. Tennis Camp — 9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Aria Spa & Club. Full- and half-day tennis camps (9 a.m.-3 p.m. or 9 a.m.-noon) Monday through Friday. Kids have

a blast with tennis next to beautiful Gore Creek. Call 970-479-5941. Vail Swim School — 8 a.m., Avon Recreation Center. Swimming lessons are a gift for life! We offer private and semi-private lessons for all ages. Call 970-390-3068. Piano, Guitar, Voice Performance Lessons — noon - 8 p.m., Eagle. Professional voice, piano and guitar lessons MondayFriday from noon to 8 p.m. Call 651-214-3777. CrossFit — 5 a.m. - 6:30 p.m., CrossFit Venture, Avon, at Traer Creek Plaza. Cardio, strength training and nutritional counseling. First class free. Call 970-274-6515. Fitness Kickboxing — 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m., 717 Sylvan Lake Road, Eagle Ranch. Call 970-328-4360. Hot Yoga — 9 a.m. - 10:15 a.m., Vail Hot Yoga across from Starbucks in Edwards. Call 970-331-2484. Hot Yoga — 5:30 p.m. 6:45 p.m., Vail Hot Yoga, across U.S. Highway 6 from Starbucks in Edwards. Hot Yoga in the Bikram Tradition. New students please arrive 15 minutes before class begins. Door will be locked 5 minutes before class starts. Call

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p.m., Vail Racquet Club. Call 970-476-4840. Join the VVMC Volunteer Corps — 6 p.m., 181 W. Meadow Drive, Vail. Visit www.vvmc.com/volunteer for more information. Call 970-479-5068. Victim Advocate — 6 p.m., Eagle County. Eagle County Crime Victims need your help. Eagle County Sheriff’s Victim Services Unit has openings for Volunteer Victim Advocates. Call 970-376-7049. Drop-In Art Activities & Paint Pottery — 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Alpine Arts Center, first level in Edwards Commercial Park. Call 970-926-2732. Kids Summer Art Camps — 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Alpine Arts Center, first level in Edwards Commercial Park. Children ages 3-12. Half day or full day. Register online at www.alpineartscenter.org. Call 970-926-2732.

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FRIDAY JULY 5TH, 2013, 4-7 PM This show will feature over 30 original fine art images from the 1988 production of Lonesome Dove, including a select few signed by Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones. Very rare and all available for purchase. Bill will also be signing copies of his book “The Photographs of Lonesome Dove.” This great book contains over 100 iconic images from Lonesome Dove.

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