Join us on the Vintrey yard Saturday night, July 20th, for a night of local jazz, great drinks, snacks, and good company! Our friend Wellington Bullings will be performing LIVE throughout the night.
Public Concert is family-friendly. Bring a blanket and come enjoy!
Sponsored by Stem Ciders and Public Wine
Cost: Free
On your way to or from the Peach Festival on August 17, stop by the museum to enjoy live music, snow cones, and more! We’re excited to host Jerry Mills and his band for some toe-tapping bluegrass music. Kids (and kids at heart!) can try their hand at the historical games and toys available to play. Enjoy a free peach-flavored snow cone to cool off. We’ll also have an exciting giveaway that you don’t want to miss!
Cost: Free
Bring your picnic lunch, something to sit on, and join us at Picnic on the Plaza, featuring free, live music on the lawn. Each week will feature a different musician to please a variety of tastes.
Join Janis Kelly & Friends as they unveil and celebrate her brand new album, Keep on Reaching! A veteran singer-songwriter, performer, educator and musical “instigator,” Janis is on a mission to stir your soul, lift your spirit and open your heart with her Higher Vibe music, an irresistible blend of jazz, r&b, and pop with an inspiring, uplifting and enlivening message!
During her 40+ year career as a professional touring vocalist, Janis is honored to have shared the stage and studio with artists and mentors such as Carole King, Chaka Khan, Tower of Power, The Neville Brothers and Maurice White.
“A bird doesn’t sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song”-Maya Angelou
Produced by Rick Pontalion and recorded at Wrecking Room Studios, Lion’s Bridge, Color Red, and Studio 8300, Keep on Reaching is an 18-song album in three volumes: WE, YOU, and ME, and equal parts call-to-action, love letter and pep talk!
Our Album Release Show will feature: Eric Moon-keyboards; Paul McDaniel-bass; Larry Thompson-drums; Chris Malley-guitar; Ed Contreras-percussion; Katia Cardenas, Max Scarfone, Lisa Bell, Rachel Harrison-vocals; PLUS Special Guests: Spirit Voices Women’s Ensemble, Adrian Emmett-Mattox, Chris Carvalho, Eric Schneider, Kurt Moorehead, and Michael Schmidt
It’s 1987 Hollywood, the era of big dreamers and even bigger hair! City boy Drew and small-town girl Sherri are two such dreamers. Drew is a wannabe rock star, and Sherri longs to make it big in acting. They both find themselves working at the legendary Bourbon Room, one of the last great rock and roll venues of the Sunset Strip, when a pair of German entrepreneurs barge into town with plans to redevelop it. Dennis and Lonny, the managers of the Bourbon Room, must scramble to save their beloved club. Will the legendary Stacee Jaxx, the rock and roll star who made it big at the Bourbon Room, step up to save the place? Or will Drew, Sherri, Dennis, and Lonny have to take matters into their own hands?
Featuring the music of hit bands Styx, Journey, Bon Jovi, Whitesnake, and more, this jukebox musical pays tribute to the great rock and roll musicians of the 1980’s!
This production is rated PG-13 for adult themes.
It is the mission of The Arts HUB Theatre Programming (The Arts HUB Players; The Arts HUB Emerging Artists; The Arts HUB Thespians) to offer an accessible, equitable, and high-quality theatre experience, both to our audiences and to the community members participating in our productions.
Fee: $15-28
The Arts HUB Music Series is proud to partner with Locally Haiti, a Louisville-based nonprofit, to bring you an evening of Haitian art and music, featuring Arcade Fire’s Paul Beaubrun!
The evening will begin at 5 PM with a gallery opening in The Arts HUB lobby, featuring the work of Ketty Devieux. Food and drink will be available, and Devieux’s work will be available for sale. At 6 PM, guests will be welcomed into the The Arts HUB theatre for an evening of music with Paul Beaubrun, and where the work of artist Viktor El-Saieh will be displayed on stage. All art sales from the evening will be donated – supporting locally led community development in Haiti.
“Locally Haiti’s integrated initiatives are designed to support economic development and the overall health and well-being of families in the Nippes region of rural Haiti. Locally Haiti supports efforts in education, agriculture and conservation, community health, and girls’ empowerment.” source: www.locallyhaiti.org
The Arts HUB Music Series delights and inspires audiences with performances of classical and traditional music from around the world.
Tickets are $25, available at www.artshub.org. Don’t miss this opportunity to make a difference while enjoying art and music from around the world!
Join us for an evening with Mad Dog Blues, featuring the talents of veteran Colorado performer Mad Dog Friedman, Jeff “Bone Head” Becker, Clark “The Champ” Chanslor, Sean “Rocket” Bennight, and Mark “Kaz” Kaczorowski. Mad Dog Blues is dedicated to sharing its distinctive “Colorado Country Blues” sound,” a unique fusion of delta blues, bluegrass, honky-tonk, hokum, and acoustic jam music.”
(source: coloradocountryblues.com)
Our opening act will feature local musicians John Anglin and Hannah Ford.
Our ticket price includes refreshments. Price is $25.00.
The Arts HUB Music Series delights and inspires audiences with performances of classical and traditional music from around the world.
Tickets are available at www.artshub.org/events.
Compass & Cavern – Long-time friendship between Will Timbers and Chris Fruci disguised as an alternative rock band from Denver. Will & Chris have been writing and performing music together for over a decade. C&C is their current musical outlet for sharing deep thoughts, reflections, wild dreams, frustrations, strange stories, and more. The band’s sound is characterized by massive synths, riffing guitars, dynamic drums, vocal harmonies, and the occasional, but always appropriate, shaker.
Teresa Suydam – A lost bird cross-culture artist who makes explorative pop with cinematic tendencies infused with honey-like vocals. Teresa Suydam is a non-binary songwriter and producer based out of Denver, CO who chases their own culture and identity with their music. Being of Indigenous and Filipino descent, Teresa is a safe haven to other multicultural individuals who don’t feel at home in their own skin. They present a kaleidoscopic range of sounds and bold colors to paint their own unique rainbow in the music realm. Recently, Teresa Suydam’s music video for Take Me to the Water was nominated for the Native American Music Awards.
McKnight – Grass roots acoustic rock band from Denver Colorado where the band was formed. McKnight recorded an album during the pandemic and signed a publishing deal after the release of two single releases from the album. One of the singles (I Was Better) was debuted on KTCO 93.3 as a top ten for the Colorado Band competition Hometown For The Holidays. The band relies on a big sound with horns and stomp acoustic rock. McKnight will continue writing songs with similar punch with the hopes of releasing a full album in 2023.
All Ages!!
$12 presale. $18 day of show
Doors: 6:30 PM
Show: 7:00 PM
Event is possible with grant support from Lafayette Cultural Arts Collective & Boulder County Arts Alliance
Kids Table – Denver quartet playing originals and covers with soul, classic, and psychedelic rock influences.
Specific Ocean – Indie Rock and Alternative band from Denver Colorado that incorporates many varying styles into their music. Core members Alec Wenzel and Camilla Vaitaitis have managed the project and have remained active throughout. Specific Ocean’s approach to writing combines backgrounds in rock, jazz, pop, and funk to create unique, yet familiar and dynamic songs. With upbeat songwriting, thoughtful introspective lyrics, and energetic melodies
Specific Ocean effortlessly leads listeners through their arrangements. While Specific Ocean’s sound references a deep catalog of music from previous decades they continue to make music that sounds fresh.
Oli McCracken – 29-year-old singer/songwriter based in Denver. Since his first release in 2016, Oli has worked to hone in his musical and songwriting abilities to create an emotional, lyric driven sound which draws from his wide influences ranging from Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, and the Dave Matthews Band to Ray Lamontagne, Bruce Springsteen, and the Grateful Dead.
All Ages!! $10 suggested donation at the door.
Doors: 6:30 PM
Show: 7:00 PM
Event is possible with grant support from Lafayette Cultural Arts Collective & Boulder County Arts Alliance
A panel of judges paired with audience participation will decide the winners! There will be an Eats and Sweets food truck and a non-alcoholic bar available. The competing bands are as follows:
Dauntlus (Rock)
The Electric Dead (Rock)
Hemlock (Rock)
Hygeia (Prog Metal & Hard Rock)
Interpretive Tyranny (Alt. Rock)
Interstellar Medium (Alt. Rock)
Ten23 (Alt Metal)
Doors at 5:00. Music starts at 5:30. This is an all-ages event. $12 presale tickets. $18 day of show. Bridgetown Lafayette (the old Nissi’s building) near 95th and Arapahoe.
Supported by Globalsound Studio, Drumbox, the Lafayette Cultural Arts Commission, and the Boulder County Arts Alliance.
Entry Fee:
$12 presale, $18 day of show
The Nova Kicks – A destructive sound wave of distorted grooves and soul in the shape of a high energy performance. Writing personal to impersonal songs that bring awareness to the beauty and tragedy of the human experience. The band holds close to their influences in Rock n roll and punk music but destroy the notion that a band should stick to one genre.
Spliff Tank – Creators of a unique blend of new wave melodies with garage rock & psych-punk. Playing energetic shows in Fort Collins and Denver since 2019.
Sunrise Daydream – Fort Collins based indie rock band that isn’t afraid to get a little heavy at times!
All Ages!!
$10 presale
$15 day of show
Doors: 6:30 PM
Show: 7:00 PM
Event is possible with grant support from Lafayette Cultural Arts Collective & Boulder County Arts Alliance
Leveler – American Metalcore band hailing from the Majestic Rockies of Colorado! Formed by guitarists Kyle Augustin, Emanuel Pilas, and drummer Kyle Burklow in Early 2017, LEVELER was born! Often described as the summit of “driving riffs, crushing drums, and melodic hooks”, LEVELER draws influence from bands such as In Flames, Unearth, As I Lay Dying, Shadows Fall, Children of Bodom, and many more. Known for energetic live shows with excellent showmanship, LEVELER is carving out their place amongst the modern metal genre. The band has released two studio albums to date; their latest, Ad Infinitum (2021) has set the bar for today’s new evolved metalcore sound!
Bone Creature – Denver based metal band that combines elements of thrash and melodic death metal. Formed in 2019, the group consists of vocalist/guitarist Jesse Thomas, vocalist/guitarist Nicholas Teeter, bassist Danny McNeely, and drummer Michael Hand. Their first album, Bone•Jour, is out on all major streaming platforms and they are currently writing their second album. They absolutely adore long, lonely walks on the beach while simultaneously crying to “Levelers Greatest Hits” which is their direct and greatest influence
Shadows of Eden – New band from Broomfield, Colorado, making waves in the music industry. Strong will and determination pushed Shadows of Eden forward, but raw talent has kept these young musicians strong and alive. Shadows of Eden prides themselves on a beautiful, versatile sound and broad fanbase, and takes their listeners on a compelling journey of thoughts and emotions with every release
All Ages!! $10 suggested donation at the door
Doors: 6:30 PM
Show: 7:00 PM
Event is possible with grant support from Lafayette Cultural Arts Collective & Boulder County Arts Alliance