Red Shadows: The Crisis of Missing & Murdered Indigenous Relatives curated by Danielle SeeWalker.
Come on by and explore our exhibit curated by Danielle SeeWalker.
Film Showing: Who She Is
Thursday, April 4, 6-8pm at The Collective Community Arts Center
Who She Is tells the story of four individual women caught in the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) epidemic. Join us for this film showing followed by a discussion.
Panelists include: Jordan Dresser, Co-Director/Co-Producer and Lela C ‘Hair, White Bird Lady.
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Friday, March 22, 6-8pm at The Collective Community Arts Center
Come join us for our Opening Reception of Red Shadows: The Crisis of Missing & Murdered Relatives. Featuring light refreshments with a tasting from Tocabe American Indian Eatery
Due to the impending storm, the 3/14 free coworking day has been postponed to Thursday 3/28. We hope to see you later this month!
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Help us celebrate 10 years of business with 10 free drop-in days throughout 2024!
Are you tired of working out of coffee shops and libraries? Need to switch it up from your home office to a more professional setting? Spouse/kids/animals driving you up a wall when you’re trying to work? This is the perfect opportunity to give coworking a try at Confluence during our free-drop in days.
Join us for a full day of productive work, free beverages, and special treats on designated days throughout the year; all for free!
Aimed at connecting our diverse community through our shared appreciation of music, the Center for Musical Arts’ 2023-24 concert series celebrates musical excellence and an expansive mix of musical genres—all in our welcoming and intimate performance space.
Drawing from the music of Django Reinhardt and the “hot club” style of early 20th century jazz, LaPompe performs a fresh collection of classics and original compositions. Presenting complex and virtuosic arrangements with rustic and acoustic instrumentation including acoustic guitars, upright bass, violin, they have described themselves as “mountain swing” — the kind of music that fits as well in a log cabin as it does in a speakeasy or on the big stage.
April 12, 20247:30 pm, doors open at 7 pmTickets: $20 adult, $7 youth/student
East Simpson Coffee Company is pleased to be hosting the works of artist, Camilla Pratt. On display March 23-April 26, 2024.
You are cordially invited to meet the artist Sunday, March 29 from 5-8pm. Light refreshments will be served. Espresso, wine and beer will be available for purchase
East Simpson Coffee Company is currently hosting the works of Lafayette artist, Grace. Grace’s show, Becoming Silk, is on display through March 22,2024.
Explore the Vitalist approach to detox, focusing on nourishment, empowerment, and better living through phytochemistry. Learn how to support your body’s endogenous detox system with nutrient-rich foods and herbs while enjoying a fun, interactive experience. We’ll make detox juice from medicinal foods and sample tasty tea.
This seminar can be attended in person at the Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism or via zoom.
Fee: $60 – $75
Whenever this team of buttoned-up librarians hears about a fantastic new book, they go wild. In each episode, buttons go flying as the MAD LIBrarians craft a new book title based on your suggestions and then—right before your very eyes—they act, sing, and shout that book out full-blast.
Come visit the library that can’t ever keep quiet…no matter how hard its terribly serious and wonderfully silly librarians may try.
Fee: $7.00
This year, the Cultural Caravan partners with The Arts HUB for a series of four intimate masterclasses with our season’s resident artists.
Thursday, April 4: Art Lande & Friends
A jazz legend with over six decades of experience performing with and writing for jazz greats, Art Lande has published books on the subjects of musical communication and improvisation. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from one of our most respected elder statesmen in jazz.
FREE Event
This year, the Cultural Caravan partners with The Arts HUB for a series of four intimate masterclasses with our season’s resident artists.
Friday, February 23: Leonard Jacome & Friends
Leonard Jacome is a globally celebrated harpist who brings together musical influences from all over the Spanish-speaking world. An experienced teacher and the inventor of his very own harp, he will discuss how all aspects of culture are communicated through music.
FREE Event
This iconic, Pulitzer Prize-winning show re-defined what a musical could be and became the anthem of a generation. Yet it is still as poignant, timely, and life-affirming as it was when it was first produced.
At the height of the AIDS crisis, a group of modern-day bohemians struggles to survive on the Lower East Side of New York City. The terrifying disease is everywhere, touching the lives of Roger, Mimi, Tom, Angel, Mark, Maureen, Joanne, and Benny in different ways. In the face of uncertainty, fear, and death, these friends find ways to love each other, and to love life.
This production is performed by our adult community theatre troupe, the Arts Hub Players. Is is approximately 2.5 hours long, including intermission. This production is rated PG-13.
Fee: $15 – $28