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(2008-09-18)
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Burning Spear has a show tonight at the Gothic Theatre in Englewood at 8pm $25-$28 www.gothictheatre.com
Main Street in Downtown Longmont is transformed tonight for Art Walk -- a free evening of art exhibitions, music, live theatre, dance and children's activities. There will be live music, food, drink and lots of art. and a bluegrass Jam at Rose Buds - a vintage shop and meeting place, with members of Southern Exposure, Steel Pennies and other bluegrass guests of the region. 6-9pm Main Street Longmont http://www.artwalklongmont.org/index.html
The 6th annual Erie Biscuit Day happens tomorrow from 8am - noon on Briggs Street in Downtown Erie --Sausage Stew - Biscuits Gravy - Coffee - Juice - Water- Milk- Music - Cake Walk - Drawings- Craft Booths - Farmer's Market - Historical Photos - Stew Contest with local business owners all to benefit Erie Historical Society and the Erie Wise Homestead Museum Free. 303-828-4561 or www.eriehistoricalsociety.org
Celebrations of the Season continue - with Boulder's Fall Festival, in the German Oktoberfest tradition with food, beer, family activities, art and entertainment including Hazel Miller and funkiphino tonight and the Boulder Acoustic Society tomorrow afternoon, and Wendy Woo tomorrow night. It all happens on Pearl Street between 11th & 14th streets 5-10pm tonight, 11-10p tomorrow and 11a to 6p on Sunday. Free 303.449.3774 or http://www.boulderdowntown.com/events/go/1139
Estes Park hosts Autumn Gold - A Festival of Bands, Brats n' Beer in Bond Park in Estes Park tomorrow 10a- 5p 1-800-44-ESTES or
It is a Day Out with Thomas the Tank Engine at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden this weekend and next. The little ones can enjoy a 25 minute ride with Thomas, Meet Sir Topman Hatt, hear storytelling and live music, build with Lego bricks and so much more, plus reveling in the Museum's fantastic displays of our railroad heritage. Tickets are $18.00 for ages two and up. 9am-5pm all days. 1-800-365-6263 or 303-279-4591 or www.crrm.org
Premier finger style blues guitarist Mary Flower has a show at Swallow Hill Music Hall tomorrow night at 8:00pm 12.00-18.00 303-777-1003 or www.swallowhill.com
After 16 years on Broadway, a musical of love, courage and Redemption, Les Miserables, makes its way to the Arvada Center main stage through October 12th. 7:30 $62 Prime Seating $56 value seating. 720-898-7200 or www.arvadacenter.org
Railroad Earth perform tonight and tomorrow night at the Fox Theater in Boulder both shows at 9pm. Tickets $25 / All Ages Welcome. For more information please contact 303-443-3399 or visit www.foxtheatre.com
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Revel in the fun and history of the 1830s Rendezvous at The Fort in Morrison next weekend. Trappers and traders will bring history to life view the beautiful artwork of Spanish colonial artists and check out the San Isidro Farmer's Market. 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. both days $6/Adults, $3/Seniors & Students, Free/Children under 12. www.tesorofoundation.org or call Camila at 303-839-1671.
Singer/Songwriter extraordinaire, Richard Shindell performs at Swallow Hill on Sun, Oct 4, 7 p.m with Kirville folk Festival winner Antje Duvekot opening the show. ADV: $15/$12 MEM; D/S: $18/$15 MEM
Singer/Songwriter Jill Cohn has many dates coming up on the front range the first week of October, including a date a Friday Oct. 3rd Bongo Billy's in Salida and a show Sunday, October 5th at Avogadro's Number in Ft. Collins.
For more information on these and other events, visit our website, www.kunc.org. © Copyright 2009, KUNC
