Golden Triangle Neighborhood Assoc.

EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

Oct 11, 2000

September 27 - December 13
Citizens?’ Police Academy; free eleven-week program to provide Denver
residents an opportunity to go beyond the headlines and behind the
scenes of the Denver Police Department for an inside look at police
operations, at the Denver Police Academy, 8895 Montview Blvd., Bldg. 5;
every Wednesday, 6:00-9:30 pm, ph. 303-670-1506.

September 29 ?– November 12
Interpretive Visions: Photographs by Loretta Young-Gautier; employing
multiple exposure, negative sandwiching, combination printing, and other
manipulative techniques, The Camera Obscura Gallery; ph. 303-623-4059

October 1 ?– November 4
Art; regional premier of 1998 Tony award-winning play by Yasmina Reza;
directed by Nicholas Sugar, produced by Curious Theatre Company at the
Acoma Center; ph. 303-623-0524

Two Inclinations; artist books and studio art quilts; Bayeux Gallery;
reception for the artists Oct. 6, 5:00-9:00; ph. 720-359-0990

October 3
Picturing the American West; Denver Art Museum Cinema Fall 2000 series
at the Acoma Center, featuring Broken Arrow (1950), staring James
Stewart, all films introduced and discussed by Boulder Weekly film
critic Tom Delapa, 7:00 pm, ph. 720-913-0105

Tai Chi Classes begin at Taoist Tai Chi Society; 6:30-7:30, ph.
303-623-5163

October 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
German Stammtisch language classes by Ursula Schletz at the VFW Post #1;
German food, conversation, and e-mail pen pals, 955 Bannock, 7:00-9:00
pm, ph. 303-560-8419

October 4
Twilight Art Beat concert series; Denver Art Museum; enjoy cocktails and
the live music of The Garner Pruitt Quartet (jazz); 5:30-8:30 pm, ph.
303-640-4433


October 4, 11, 18, 25
Golden Triangle Optimist Club luncheon meeting, at the Denver Buffalo
Company, 11:45am, ph. 303-232-7034

October 6
First Friday Art Walk; special event hosted by Einstein Bros. Bagels
providing food at all locations and Denver Musicians Association playing
live music at all locations; presented by Golden Triangle Arts District;
5:00-9:00 pm, ph. 303-534-0771


October 10
Board of Directors meeting, Golden Triangle Neighborhood Association, 8:
am, ph. 303-572-0506

Picturing the American West; Denver Art Museum Cinema fall 2000 series
at the Acoma Center, featuring Forty Guns (1957), starring Barbara
Stanwyck, with Road Runner cartoon, 7:00 pm, ph. 720-913-0105


October 13 ?– November 10
Naropa Faculty Exhibit; Indigos Gallery; works by Naropa University art
therapy and visual arts departments faculty; artists?’ reception Oct. 13,
6:00-9:00 pm, ph. 303-825-3072


October 14 ?– 29
Cinderella; Colorado Ballet?’s opening of 40th anniversary season;
Auditorium Theater; ph. 303-830-TIXS


October 17
Urban Design Committee meeting, Golden Triangle Neighborhood
Association, 7:45 am, ph. 303-572-0506

Good Neighbor Committee meeting, Golden Triangle Neighborhood
Association, 6:30 pm, ph. 303-572-0506

Picturing the American West; Denver Art Museum Cinema fall 2000 series
at the Acoma Center; featuring The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962);
starring John Wayne, James Stewart, and Lee Marvin; 7:00 pm, ph.
720-913-0105

October 21
Painters of the American West, Denver Art Museum, collection of more
then 100 privately held works by masters of the genre including Frederic
Remington, Charles Marion Russell, Thomas Moan, and Albert Bierstadt;
ph. 303-640-4433


October 24
Picturing the American West, Denver Art Museum Cinema fall 2000 series
at the Acoma Center, featuring Ride the High Country (1962), starring
Joel Mccrea and Randolph Scott, 7:00 pm, ph. 720-913-0105


October 31
Golden Triangle Halloween Party: at Bayeux Gallery; costumes encouraged,
prize awarded: dark-9:00 pm, ph. 720-359-0990

Picturing the American West, Denver Art Museum Cinema fall 2000 series
at the Acoma Center, featuring Hud (1963), starring Paul Newman, 7:00
pm, ph. 720-913-0105


November 1

Colfax avenue: Main Street Colorado, multi-media documentary of the
history of Colfax by Havey Productions at the Acoma Center, includes
food and drink provided by local restaurants; 7:00 pm. Ph. 303-575-0506