Latest Events in Lithgow(November Updated)

Experience an enchanting evening at Art Night in Lithgow, NSW, Australia. Delve into the world of weaving with your young artist and unleash your creativity together. Learn the fundamental techniques of weaving while enjoying a delightful selection of tea, milk, and cookies. All necessary materials will be provided for you to craft a stunning woven masterpiece to adorn your home. Take home a one-of-a-kind creation, ready to be displayed proudly. Join us on March 16, 2024, for an unforgettable artistic journey. Tickets are priced at $59.54 for this exclusive event. Book now to secure your spot at Art Night and immerse yourself in a night of artistic inspiration and expression.

Join an experienced artist at Gang Gang Gallery in Lithgow for the exciting workshop "What a Relief - Lino Block Printing". Under the guidance of Cheryl, a highly skilled artist with over ten years of experience, participants will have the opportunity to create their own stunning images using traditional lino blocks. Throughout the workshop, attendees will learn a variety of techniques, including design transfer, block carving, and printmaking. Cheryl will provide all the necessary materials, including two 15 x 15cm lino blocks, transfer paper, carving tools, Japanese paper for printing, fabric square brayers for applying ink, various inks, and a pin roller. Participants are encouraged to bring their design ideas and art journal, as well as an apron and latex gloves. Cheryl, who graduated with high distinction from Hunter TAFE, has been teaching printmaking at The Makers Studio Central Coast since 2016. She is also a member of the Print Circle, a women's printmaking group based in Sydney. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a talented artist and create your own unique prints. The workshop will be held on March 16, 2024, and tickets are priced at A$160.14.

Discover the mindful art of Kintsugi at Gang Gang Gallery in Lithgow, located in the tranquil Blue Mountains. This century-old Japanese craftwork involves piecing together broken ceramic objects using lacquer and gold dust, embracing the philosophy of Wabi Sabi and finding beauty in imperfection. During this 4-hour hands-on workshop, participants will learn the fundamental skills of the Art Kintsugi method. Using accessible alternative materials like resin and gold metal, the workshop provides a safe and convenient way to complete the process within the class. By the end of the workshop, attendees will have their own beautifully crafted Kintsugi artwork to take home and the knowledge to continue repairing their own items. The workshop will be held at the charming Gang Gang Gallery, situated in the heritage space of the Old Refreshments building of the Theatre Royal on Main Street Lithgow. With a perfect blend of old and new, the gallery showcases exhibitions of artists in a light-filled main space, alongside a permanent collection of glassware, porcelain, timber, and iron work. Gang Gang Gallery is deeply connected to the local community and celebrates the future of the Blue Mountains while honoring its rich history. Please note that booking is essential for this small group workshop. The class is suitable for individuals over 18 years old, excluding pregnant persons. Participants will repair a ceramic piece provided by the workshop. Join the Blue Mountains Art Kintsugi workshop at Gang Gang Gallery and experience the transformative power of this ancient craft.

Sparkle & Sip with Terry DaktylUnleash your creativity at Sparkle & Sip, the ultimate rhinestoning experience with the fabulous Terry Daktyl! Known for her dazzling performances and expert makeup skills, Terry will guide you through the art of rhinestoning to transform your garment into a sparkling masterpiece. Bring an item of your choice—be it a jacket, hat, dress, bag, the possibilities are endless! —and learn how to make it sparkle under the queen’s expert instruction. While you craft, enjoy a lively evening filled with fun, laughter, and jaw-dropping drag performances from Terry herself. Whether you’re a DIY pro or a total beginner, this event is perfect for anyone who loves creativity, glamour, and a good time. So bring your creative mind, your best Judy (drag slang for Bestie), and join us for a night that will leave you sparkling inside and out! 🛠️ Whats Supplied: A bag of 1000 high quality Silver or AB rhinestones, picking wax pen, & stoning tray, yours to keep. Also supplied is the rhinestone glue, chalk & design stencils. ✨ What to Bring: An item to rhinestone (clothing, accessories, shoes, etc) 🍷 Sip, Shine, and Slay: Drink and food available to purchase from venue to keep the creative vibes flowing. This event is 16+. Adult themes and language used.😝 Doors at 7PM. First In Best Dressed Seating Don’t miss your chance to learn from a true rhinestone guru and experience an evening like no other. Reserve your spot now and get ready to sparkle! ✨ Valid Photo ID required for Bar Service. Venue House Policy Rules Still Apply. Be You, Be Kind. Minors must be accompanied by an Adult. Booking Is Essential To Avoid Disappointment. Glue is strong, but normal wear and tear or rough use can affect the longevity of the finished item. Information Source: Drag Shows Au | eventbrite

Event will include a free Build-a-Fig LEGO minifigure for you! Feel free to bring a snack and a non-alcoholic drink, or to grab one snack and one drink from us! Cost is $10 per player. This is a one-shot event, but we hope to offer unofficial D&D games monthly! Event runs from 1pm to 5:30pm, but please come a little early to build your minifigure for gameplay! Appropriate for ages 14years+. Information Source: Bricks and Minifigs Littleton | eventbrite

Come enjoy a magical night as we present to you an all Disney themed drag show. Sing along to some of your favorite Disney songs. Bring the whole family as this is an all ages show. Information Source: Ellson Farms | eventbrite

Mom Prom 2025 presented by The Rylie Center for Hope and Healing, Colorado's largest Perintatal Collective! Put on your fanciest pink dress, slip into those dancing shoes, and join us for a night of fun, laughter, fundraising, and memories. Whether you're a momma or looking for a night out with your girlfriends, this event is perfect for all ladies looking to have a great time while raising money for a great cause. Don't miss out on this unforgettable evening - mark your calendars! Mom Prom is a fundraiser for the Motherhood Validated Foundation Scholarship fund which provides BIPOC and under-resourced mothers, birthing people, and families in Colorado that allow them to access birth and postpartum support that they otherwise wouldn't be able to access including doulas, lactation, and mental health support. All funds raised during Mom Prom go directly to these scholarships! Tickets: $40-which includes admission to the prom, fun and dancing, photobooth access with digital prints sent to your phone, silent auction with over $3300 in auctiton items sure to delight you and your gal pals, appetizers and dessert bar, 1 signature mocktails or beverage of your choice (no alcohol will be served, our dance moves will be enough embarressment for the evening) *no tickets will be sold at the door *This is an adults only event. If you need childcare, our gracious sponsor, Sitting Made Simple has offered 50% your scheduling fee for a babysitter using the code MOMPROM . https://sittingmadesimple.com/ *The theme of Mom Prom 2025 is Pink Out! You do not have to wear a pink dress or go buy a new dress just for the event, we will have PLENTY of pink for the evening! *You do not need to be a Mom to attend this event, this event is for any person that identifies as a woman! *If you can't make it to Mom Prom but would like to donate to our scholarship fund, here is a link: https://validatedmotherhoodfoundation.betterworld.org/donate *We will be hosting a silent auction during Mom Prom with over $3300 worth of amazing items. If you would like to participate in our silent auction, please use this link: https://validatedmotherhoodfoundation.betterworld.org/auctions/mom-prom-2025-silent-auction Information Source: The Rylie Center for Hope and Healing | eventbrite

And Metallica For All at Lithgow Workies is back by popular demand! Join us for a night of headbanging and rocking out to the legendary tunes of Metallica at the Lithgow Workies Club Motel. Get ready to experience the energy and passion of one of the greatest rock bands of all time live on stage. Don't miss out on this epic event that will have you singing along and banging your head all night long! Information Source: eventbrite

Backyard Ballads and Laundry Laments at Club Lithgow Club Lithgow is excited to introduce the most entertaining shows currently touring Australia. Backyard Ballads and Laundry Laments brings together two of the country's most talented musical comedians for an evening of laughter, music, and pure Australian charm, as they take a satirical look at everyday life from both sides of the gender fence. Featuring the dynamic duo of Errol Gray the Backyard Balladeer and Arcadie Acres the Queen of Quirky Country Rock , this 2.5-hour show promises to be a crowd-pleaser, blending original musical comedy with relatable Aussie humor. Errol and Arcadie, with their combined 60+ years of performance experience, bring a unique blend of storytelling, music, and laughter that's sure to delight. Information Source: Club Lithgow | eventbrite

What To Bring: Pre-Loved, Gently Used Clothing, Shoes & Accessories 6:00pm - 6:30pm Clothing Drop Off (15 - 20 items) The first portion of the Swap is designated for drop offs! We accept all sizes, styles and colors but please keep black to a minimum. In addition to clothing, please consider items that more people can use like accessories - jewelry, hats and scarves. 6:30pm - 7:15pm Sip, Snack, and Mingle 7:30pm - 8:00pm Swapping! Please do not bring any end of life, high value items, or undergarments. A good rule of thumb is that if you would be disappointed in getting it or getting rid of it for free, don’t donate it. Instead, consider recycling or resale options. Information Source: House of Colour Buffalo Northtowns | eventbrite

Denver Amigas- 1 year Anniversary Denver Amigas! Come and celebrate our 1-Year Anniversary at Chatfield State Park! It is an all-day lake picnic event. We will have music, delicious food and cake, water activities, and great memories. It will be a potluck-style picnic. Bring anything you would like to share with other amigas. Items to bring : sunblock, bug spray, swimwear (if you plan to go swimming), towels, camping chairs, water bottle, and amazing vibes. Chatfield does offer water activities to rent. https://www.5280paddlesports.com/rentals.html Entrance Fees to Park: Vehicle Pass: $​12. Free if you have Keep Colorado Wild Pass. Carpool is encouraged. Chatfield does allow dogs. Only well behaved dogs welcomed, please keep them on a leash and clean up after them. Amigas y Mas Social enforces a zero tolerance policy on excessive alcohol consumption. Please drink responsibly! I nappropriate behavior may result in removal from the event without a refund. All event registrations are non-refundable. Once your RSVP is confirmed, cancellations cannot be accommodated. A small organization fee is collected for each event to sustain our community and support future activities. Thank you for your contribution. Only Latina women and members. No Men! Information Source: Amigas y Mas Social | eventbrite

Learnfully Summer Camps are week-long executive functioning-rich programs for students in grades K-8. Our camp counselors are all special education specialists, who lead students through a curriculum of Executive Function (EF) and Social Emotional Learning (SEL) activities, while keeping up those reading, writing and STEAM skills through the summer. Half and full day, weekly topics: June 9 - 13 Theme: Around the World in 5 Days & Narrative Writing June 16 - 20 Theme: Rock Art - Famous Artists and Musicians & Creative Writing June 23 - 27 Theme: Inventor's Workshop/Leadership & Non-fiction Writing June 30 - July 3 [No camp July 4] Theme: Animal Planet & Expository Writing July 7 - 11 Theme: Amazing Race (Geography) & Narrative Writing July 14 - 18 Theme: Future Leaders - Research & Non-fiction Writing Brought to you by Learnfully Education and hosted by Mackintosh Academy. Information Source: Learnfully | eventbrite

Get ready for an unforgettable night at the Tom Petty - The Cars - CSNY Tribute Show at the Littleton Opera House ! Join us on Sat Jun 14 2025 at 19:00 for an incredible tribute to three legendary bands. Sing along to all your favorite hits and dance the night away in the heart of Littleton, NH, USA . Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind event! Being Petty: The Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Experience A Being Petty show is an event; a replica of a Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers concert. Non-stop, industrial strength rock ‘n’ roll; All the hits the fans came to hear, as well as some deep cuts to make the diehard fans drool, are presented with all the energy and skill one would expect at a real Petty show. Cheer, dance, laugh, cry… you’re not just listening to a band. You’re part of an experience. Panorama - Performing the music of THE CARS The music of The CARS needs no introduction. Their music sounds as fresh today as it did when it was first released. Panorama - Five talented musicians from the Boston metro area dedicated to reliving the Magic of The CARS LIVE! They skillfully recreate the arrangements with passion and accuracy transporting the audience back to the time when spinning LP's ruled the airwaves and new wave music shook the concert halls with excitement. So, strap in and get ready to Shake it up! Northern Cross - New England's CSNY Tribute Northern Cross is a tribute to America’s first supergroup. Based in the northeastern U.S., Northern Cross straddles all the genres of popular music encompassed by the eclectic career of Northern Cross is a tribute to America’s first supergroup, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, from country rock to confessional ballads, from acoustic guitars and voice to electric rock and psychedelia, all centered around a perfect replication of the intricate vocal harmonies CSNY is most loved for. This event is BYOB! $35 Floor seats will be at tables (8 chairs to a table). First come-first served, there are NO RESERVED SEATS/TABLES. Balcony seats are $25. Information Source: Being Petty LLC | eventbrite

Duration: 5 days Location: Denver, CO Credits: 4 CEUs Target Audience Maintenance technicians, electricians, engineers or any others who are responsible for maintaining a safe and reliable electrical power distribution system in an industrial or commercial facility. Learning Objective At the completion of this course, students will be able to test the most common IEEE protective relay functions on a variety of manufacturers’ products. Abstract Protective relays are used for the electrical protection of distribution equipment such as transformers, substation equipment and electrical transmission lines. Abnormal conditions, phase differentials, overcurrent and overvoltage are topics discussed for prevention of equipment damage and safety. Understanding the functions of Current Transformer (CT) and Voltage Transformer (VT) ratios, polarity and operating principles as they apply to relaying are essential to the relay protection system and are covered in the course. Various manufacturers’ relays will be used for a realistic hands-on reinforcement of classroom-taught material, along with demonstrations for the best experience and education. Review of drawings depicting a range of complexity of relay schemes AC and DC will also be covered. Class Topics include: Introduction to basic relays Power triangle calculations Phasor diagrams CT and VT construction and connections as they apply to relaying and metering circuits Relay test equipment Understanding phase and ground short circuit, detection and safe clearing IEEE Protective Functions include: AC time overcurrent (51) Instantaneous (50) Undervoltage (59) Overvoltage (67) Transformer differential (87T) Over frequency (81O) Under frequency (81U) Sync check (25) Relay Manufacturers and Types include: ABB CO GE IAC Eaton DT3000 ABB CV GE IAV ABB CR ABB Circuit Shield Eaton FP5000 Arriving at our Training Centers Gaining Access: Upon arriving at the above address make your way to Suite 300. Access the outer door and just above the inner door handle is a doorbell that will alert our staff to greet you upon arrival and take you to the appropriate training area. You will be asked to sign in for all events so that we can track building occupants in case of an emergency situation (the sign in sheet is to the left as you enter through the front door). What to Wear: Due to the nature of our training facilities and other events taking place, we ask that you wear business casual (or appropriate PPE if your event requires PPE in lab exercises) while in the facilities. Please do NOT wear shorts, open-toed shoes, or loose clothing that can get caught on equipment in the lab spaces. Safety: Our labs are working labs, as well as training and testing spaces. Equipment may or may not be energized with control voltages as well as three phase power. We ask that you do not open or operate any equipment within the facility without discussing with your host. Eaton staff will provide you with information on gathering points, as well as exit paths at the start of your event. DENVER AREA HOTELS Below are two hotels that we recommend: Staybridge Suites 8211 Southpark Circle Littleton, CO. 80120 303-347-9901 - This hotel is 1.5 blocks from the Eaton facility. Courtyard Denver South 3056 W County Line Road Littleton, CO. 80120 Many local / chain restaurants are within 1-2 miles of the facility. Customized Training Available In addition, Eaton can customize training specific for your organization on a variety of other topics. To learn more visit www.eaton.com/electricalworkertraining or email EWT@eaton.com. Continuing Education Units Eaton’s courses offer professional continuing education training credits (CEUs) certified through the Community College of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, PA. Please verify your state’s reciprocity agreement for accepting continuing education units from a member state. Cancellation Policy Cancellations of In-Person offerings made prior to two weeks in advance of the first day of scheduled class will incur a 10% cancellation fee along with any incurred costs to date. Cancellations of In-Person offerings made within two weeks of the first day of class will incur a 100% cancellation fee. If you cannot attend, contact us at EWT@eaton.com. Information Source: Eaton | eventbrite

Welcome to the Hornbuckle Foundation Community Carnival ! Join us for a fun-filled day at Ken Caryl Ranch Community Park . This event is perfect for families and friends looking to have a great time together. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to enjoy a day of laughter and connection for a great cause. The Hornbuckle Foundation is a Littleton based non-profit, focused on recovery, community, and youth crisis prevention. See you there! Sign up to volunteer or sponsor at: www.hornbucklefoundation.org/carnival Information Source: Sarah Hornbuckle | eventbrite

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Overview Live your own adventure with our tabletop RPG series, Dungeons & Drafthouse! Perfect for first-time players and seasoned D&D veterans alike, our exclusive one shots, brought to you by our friends at Dungeon In A Box , are hosted by professional Dungeon Masters from some of the most trusted names in the RPG world. You can expect expert-level guidance throughout the campaign so you can focus on advancing forward with a group of friends (or making new ones!) while you play with a group of fellow adventurers. About Every ticket comes with a one shot adventure that takes about four hours to complete and includes customized Dungeons & Drafthouse character sheets and a set of dice. We offer two levels of gameplay: Standard and Advanced Play. Standard Tables are a great for players of all experience levels! Advanced Tables are better for players familiar with the game mechanics and those looking to enjoy a higher level of play. Module Changes Monthly June: Children of the Light July: Demise of the Desert Scourge August: Ballad of the Bard September: House of the Dying Shadow October-December coming soon! 18+ Information Source: Glass Half Full (Littleton) | eventbrite

This workshop will discuss the important information and techniques of Hummingbird photography. The highlight of this workshop will be the hands-on session photographing Hummingbirds at Chatfield Farms Botanic Gardens, In the critique session you will receive feedback and also see the photos from others which is a great learning experience. Part 1: Virtual Online Lecture: This will be a 2-hour lecture to help you set up your camera and plan to capture these fast-moving birds, the best lighting, and that perfect background during the practical session of this workshop. What You’ll Learn Techniques to produce sharp photos Back button focus Tracking options Best camera setting to photograph these fast-moving birds The best places to photograph Hummingbirds The direction of light to enhance your photographs Composition and background The equipment needed for photographing Hummingbirds Part 2: Shooting Workshop: Led by Mike’s Camera’s Scott Dougherty. You will have the opportunity to photograph Hummingbirds at Chatfield Farms Botanic Gardens. Scott will always be nearby to assist you with technical questions and provide hands-on instruction to ensure you execute best practices and capture the best shots possible Part 3: Virtual Gallery and Critique: We will wrap up the workshop with a fun and rewarding critique. We’ll review your images from the shoot and share techniques that really worked, and those that were not as useful. You’ll be astonished by the immense variety of images that will have been captured and spend some time receiving positive and informative feedback. Tuition $179, Plus Eventbrite processing fee (You are welcome to pay in store to avoid the Eventbrite fee.) The Online portions of this workshop will be recorded and available to you for a minimum of 7 days to review again. Due to the hands on nature of this workshop it is limited to 12 people. Dates and Times: Online Seminar: Tuesday July 22 2025, 6:30PM - 8:30PM (MST) Hands-on Workshop: Sunday July 27, 2025, 9:00AM – 11:30AM (MST)‍Chatfield Farms Botanic Gardens (entry to the gardens is included in your tuition) Online Critique and Gallery showing: Wednesday July 30, 2025, 6:30PM – 8:30PM (MST) Workshop Tuition includes Online lecture Hands-on photo session - Admission to the gardens is included in your workshop fee. Follow-up Online critique Free 12 x 18 inch Matte or Glossy print of your favorite image from the workshop What to Bring DSLR or Mirrorless Camera with an extra memory and extra battery Telephoto lens– this will be discussed in the evening lecture. A minimum focal length of 300mm is recommended for the best results. Mike’s Camera has rental equipment if you don’t have the correct lens About Your Instructor Scott is the store manager of Mike’s Camera at Park Meadows. With over 30 years of experience in the photographic industry. He enjoys wildlife, macro and sports photography and especially likes photographing our home town Denver Broncos. He also has a key role in several of Mike’s Camera workshops. As a native Coloradoan, he lives in Littleton and loves to spend time outdoors Biking, Golfing or capturing photos of his five granddaughters. For questions about this event please contact Scott Dougherty at our Lone Tree /Park Meadows location - 303-708-9655. PLEASE NOTE: Registration will close 48 hours before the scheduled start time. You will receive a link to access the webinar the day before it begins. If you have any issues, please contact us at education@mikescamera.com. Customer Testimonials: I rented a lens for the class and was really glad I did -having the 150-600 zoom really made a difference. Thanks for a great experience—I feel a lot more confident with my camera since the class. I REALLY like having the small class size of 12 people - that was beneficial in the field and during the critique Information Source: Mike's Camera | eventbrite

We are excited to host our annual golf outing at Arrowhead Golf Club again this year! Join us for a fun-filled day benefiting a good cause. Proceeds from this year’s event will be donated to multiple local Colorado charitable organizations supporting STEM education, veterans, the homeless and wireless industry workers. Tickets go on sale to the public June 12th, 8:00 AM. Early bird tickets will be available for attendees of our annual Pickleball Tournament on June 11th, so be sure to join us for that event to gain early access to the Golf Tournament tickets. Breakfast and registration begins at 8:00am with tee off at 9:00am. All players must be in carts and ready to go their starting tee box at 8:45am. Lunch will be provided on the course. Dinner and awards at approximately 4:00pm. Bonus 9-hole round will begin at 5:30pm. If you're looking to sponsor the tournament, sponsorships can be purchased at this link . Information Source: Colorado Wireless Association (COWA) | eventbrite

_____________________________________________________________________________________________ LOCATION: ASPEN GROVE 7301 South Santa Fe Drive #718 Littleton, CO 80120 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ About Shamanic Goat: Shamanic Goat is a heart-centered experience blending the healing power of sound, the grounding presence of goats, and the sacred energy of crystals. We host immersive sound baths and goat-infused gatherings designed to calm the nervous system, open the heart, and reconnect you to the rhythms of nature. Every event supports our rescue mission—to give displaced and unwanted goats a second chance at life by integrating them into therapeutic programs that serve memory care patients, special needs communities, and individuals seeking emotional restoration. When you attend or shop with Shamanic Goat, you're not just investing in your own well-being—you're actively helping build a more compassionate world, one rescued goat at a time. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ About The Sound Healer Tina Fleming is a dedicated sound healer whose practice weaves together ancient rhythms and modern intuition. Using the grounding resonance of the buffalo drum , the delicate tones of chimes , and the harmonic frequencies of sound healing bowls , Tina creates a meditative soundscape that supports emotional release, energetic alignment, and deep relaxation. Her sessions are both powerful and gentle—offering participants a chance to reconnect with their inner landscape and find peace through vibration. With a grounded presence and a heart for healing, Tina holds space for transformation, one vibration at a time. ____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ LOCATION INSTRUCTIONS: INDOOR: #718, the southern plaza _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Goat Sound Bath Community Guidelines Arrive With Intention Please arrive 10–15 minutes early to settle in. This event is a sacred space for restoration, so we ask that you enter with mindfulness and respect for the shared energy. Honor the Silence Once the sound bath begins, we ask that all participants remain quiet. Gentle breathing, stillness, and presence enhance the experience for everyone. Respect the Goats Our goats are rescues and part of our healing mission. Let them approach you naturally—no grabbing, chasing, or feeding. Gentle petting is welcome when they come to you. Stay Grounded and Aware The goats may wander among guests during the sound journey. Please stay aware of your surroundings, and use slow, calm movements to avoid startling them. Phones on Silent Phones must be silenced or turned off during the event. Photography is allowed before or after the sound bath, not during. Bring What You Need We recommend a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, and water. Dress in layers for comfort, and consider bringing an eye mask for deeper relaxation. Honor the Space and Each Other This is a judgment-free, inclusive gathering. Please show kindness and acceptance to all beings present, and avoid disruptive behavior. Be Open to Healing Emotions may arise during a sound bath. Let the vibrations move through you, and know you're in a safe, supported space. _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Information Source: Shamanic Goat | eventbrite

Bedazzled Your Book Come join us at BestCellar Book Bar for an evening of creativity and fun! At this event, you'll have the chance to add some sparkle and shine to your favorite books. Whether you want to bedazzle the cover of a classic novel or add some bling to your favorite cookbook, this is the perfect opportunity to get crafty and make your books stand out on your shelves. Supplies will be provided, so just bring your creativity and get ready to bedazzle away! Information Source: Hipi Popi | eventbrite

Welcome to the Chatfield Wrestling - 2025 Summer Folkstyle Camp ! Join us at Chatfield Senior High School for 5 days of neutral, top, and bottom techniques, drilling, and live wrestling. Registration limited to the first 100 wrestlers. Information Source: eventbrite

Good Morning! Oh, and in case we don't see ya... good afternoon, good evening, and good night! Welcome to the Inaugural StagingHer Movie Night: The Truman Show ! Get ready for a night of movie magic as we watch the classic film, The Truman Show, together. Join us on Mon Jun 09 2025 at 7:00 PM at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Littleton . Grab your popcorn, sit back, and enjoy this thought-provoking film with us. There will also be a silent auction, with many items either custom made or donated by the community at large. If you would like to donate to this, please contact us! The proceeds will be going to the StagingHer foundation, a charity that is out to help change the lives of women in the circus arts who are looking to further their careers in ways that are not offered to them where they live. Visit https://stagingher.org for more details about the organization. See you there! Information Source: StagingHer | eventbrite

Become a member and take advantage of no fees and discounts on tickets Little Wings Kyle Field is a visual artist and the songwriter behind the 25-years-running group Little Wings. Over the course of more than a dozen albums, he has written a classic cannon of songs that continues to gain listenership to this day. Working without the help of powerful record companies, the songs have earned their place viscerally, person by person, creating a cherished and loyal following around the world. Little Wings continues to release records at an incredible clip and shows no signs of slowing, the songs keep growing. His latest and greatest High on the Glade was recorded with legendary producer Kramer. It’s due out June 7th on Perpetual Doom.  October’s Yankee Charms IV is Little Wings’ fourth tour with the New England rhythm section of bassist Nat Baldwin and drummer Peter McLaughlin.  High on the Glade album info from Perpetual Doom:  Perpetual Doom is proud to present the latest full-length album from Little Wings: High on the Glade. Kyle Field, the Golden State’s mercurial troubadour, is back with a vengeance—songs of vaudeville and villainy, renewal and rebirth. Open all the doors and windows, let the air out and the spirits in. That is the ritual that Field developed between takes at the Dry Gulch Ranch in Malibu, California, the old set of Gilligan’s Island where the S.S. Minnow still lies wrecked on the cracked earth. This observance, like taking a long, deep breath after holding it again, felt necessary. With a Fall breeze blowing in over distant vistas and Camarillo State Hospital merely miles away, the atmosphere was tense. Engineer Kyle Mullarky had only a half hours’ worth of tape to capture ten songs, and Field aimed to get it all down in an afternoon. But constraints of this kind can also be a creative blessing. There’s a reason Field chose to record on tape: in his words, “Limitations make me chuffed, it lit me up.” In the case of what would become High on the Glade, those attending spirits urged him to play faster. Little Wings has made its reputation on West Coast folk that ambles at a wanderer’s pace, but Field took to playing his new tunes slightly allegro, quickening his leisurely strum into a lively, Gaelic air. Indeed, Field thinks of this as being his most Irish record, full of heartbreak and violence. It is a fitting description for tracks like “Brutal North Pillow” and “Squire’s Locker,” which evoke a long tradition of mud-splattered balladry from 18th century tales of bandits and rovers to The Pogues’ down-on-their-luck romantics. The characters Field embodies on this album share his distinctive eye for comic detail, but they are not afraid of exploring the underside of a dark age. Take the buccaneer narrator of “Squire’s Locker,” who tells us that “to run a man through to the base of a sword, and watch his eyes bulge, is a pleasure.” There is a bitter sense of justice running through this Roger’s account, a desire to get back at the idle and comfortable, the “Lord Fontleroys” hoarding the world’s Treasure. Much of the album explores the uneasiness that comes with living through a decadent era, what Field describes as kind of new Roaring Twenties, a farcical return to a Digital Jazz Age. Even the less bloodthirsty perspectives on the album share this conviction: album opener “Bubbles Go Pop” details a raucous party where the “laughter doesn’t stop” although the “bums upon the lam are slight and poor” even as the sing-song melody, evocative of so many classic Little Wings tunes, becomes buried in a chaotic bed of percussive noise. After a day of drums and percussion, Field airlifted the recording to Jonny Kosmo’s compound to add additional flourishes. The album, mixed by Bongwater’s Kramer, resonates with unexpected collisions of sound. If it is Field’s plaintive voice that still defines Little Wings, he sounds less alone than ever. Kramer surrounds him with a pocket-sized orchestra to match the diverse landscapes that the lyrics evoke. Perhaps nowhere is this more apparent than on the stunning album closer “Goatshead Soup,” where lush strings add a sweeping and tender touch to Field’s account of a Satanic neighborhood poisoning. This track, a haunting and darkly humorous murder ballad, pushes Little Wings into undiscovered territory. It helps define High on the Glade as somewhere between the new and the old—a record of rebirth. A chance to clear the air. Footings is sometimes a whole band, and other times just Eric Gagne, a journeyman songwriter, singer, and guitarist who has been doing things out in the world since 2003. Under this moniker Eric has released four lps on Sophomore Lounge, Don't Live Like Me, and Feeding Tube Records, toured with Bonnie Prince Billy, Rick from Pile, and the Huntress and Holder of Hands, and is currently winding down lp 5.  Footings is a natural progression from Eric’s earlier folk explorations in Redwing Blackbird and Passerine. He also has made records with Dweller on the Threshold and Death to Tyrants, and has had the honor of opening for Mount Eerie, J Mascis, Diane Cluck, Waxahatchee, Califone, Dredd Foole, Steve Gunn, Mirah, Death Vessel, Leyla McCalla, Myriam Gendron, and many more.  The band currently is made up of Eric on guitar / vocals, Jordan Holtz on bass / vocals, Candace Clement on guitar / keys / vocals, and Mia Govoni on drums. These shows in particular will be solo Footingsl  Byron Coley says:  "Footings is the long-running/rocking outgrowth of Peterborough NH's great ruralist duo, Redwing Blackbird. Initially formed as a trio in 2012 by Eric Gagne on guitar and vocals, Footings' sound embraces a sort of inner light derived from folk music, but surrounds it with a variety of rockist tropes. This rock action can take many forms, especially on this new album, which features their most expanded/expansive line-up yet.  Gagne's songs and deep vocals, often the core of the band's operation, combine the literary qualities of a heavy reader with the observational data of a poet. In this, Footings might occasionally be mistaken for one of Will Oldham's multifarious projects. But the band has a distinct way of scrambling their eggs, and that was never clearer than it is here. Full songs are interspersed with fragmentary shards in a way that reminds me of how Michael Hurley faded out “Rat Face” after its intro, on Hi Fi Snock Uptown. I mean, “Sleeping” sounds tantalizingly close to a Neil Young penned out-take from Deja Vu for the 35 seconds it runs. But that's all there is!  This outré editing process works quite well. By allowing themselves to create slivers of textural similarity to Sonic Youth (“Ordinary Night”), Crazy Horse (“Sleeping”), and even Heldon (“Wouldn't It Be Something”), Footins display wide possibilities while maintaining their primary focus on creating a kind of avant garde American roots music with the brash complexity of Yo La Tengo and the stately depth of Wilco.  Annihilation is the best Footings record to hit the planet yet. And that is saying something." Information Source: The Loading Dock | eventbrite

Join Principles First for our Signature Dinner Series in Denver, Colorado. More details forthcoming. 9292 Ridgeline Blvd Highlands Ranch, CO Information Source: Principles First | eventbrite

Join AREAA Denver’s Luxury Committee for an evening that celebrates the joie de vivre—where luxury living meets the joy of fine food, cocktails, and exclusive insights into the luxury market. This is a special expression of AREAA Denver , designed to bring together community, knowledge, and luxury in a way that celebrates the very best in life. What You Can Expect: Luxury Market & Wealth Update : Start the evening with a panel discussion featuring titans of luxury real estate and private wealth management . Gain exclusive insights into the luxury real estate market , investment trends, and strategies for growing wealth in today’s economy. Culinary Demonstrations : Enjoy live demonstrations by some of the hottest Asian cuisine restaurants in Denver , where you’ll learn to make exquisite sushi, indulge in gourmet main courses, and satisfy your sweet tooth with decadent desserts. Each station offers a unique culinary experience to delight your senses. Mixology Experience : Watch a mixologist demonstrate the art of crafting luxury cocktails and enjoy a signature cocktail prepared especially for attendees. Networking & Connections : This event provides an exceptional opportunity to network with real estate professionals , private wealth managers , and industry influencers . Build meaningful relationships, exchange ideas, and enhance your professional network in an exclusive, luxurious environment. Venue Showcase : Hosted at Mountain High Appliance , the event will showcase luxury kitchen designs from high-end brands such as Thermador , Wolf/SubZero , Gaggenau , and JennAir . Guests will have the chance to explore the latest innovations in luxury appliances. The evening will culminate with a networking cocktail hour , allowing attendees to relax, reflect on the insights shared, and continue building connections. What’s Included: Your ticket includes: Access to a high-caliber panel discussion featuring experts in luxury real estate and private wealth management . Exclusive opportunity to meet representatives from top-tier luxury appliance brands such as Thermador , Wolf/SubZero , Gaggenau , and JennAir . Interactive culinary demonstrations from renowned chefs , where you’ll learn how to create exceptional Asian dishes, including sushi, main courses, and desserts. 3 drink tickets , which can be used for beer, wine, or non-alcoholic beverages (such as water or sparkling water). These tickets can be used during the arrival and welcome drinks as well as during the networking cocktail hour . Cocktail samples will be provided during the mixology demonstration and are included as part of the event experience, but drink tickets are not required for these samples . Frequently Asked Questions: What should I wear? The event is cocktail attire or business casual . Please dress for a luxurious evening out. Will food and drinks be provided? Yes, there will be gourmet food samples and 3 drink tickets included with your ticket. Enjoy a selection of sushi , main courses , desserts , and a signature cocktail . Can I purchase tickets at the door? Ticket sales will close on the day of the event , so we encourage you to purchase your tickets in advance to guarantee your spot. We may not have tickets available at the door. Is this event accessible? Yes, the Mountain High Appliance showroom is ADA accessible . How can I contact you for more details? For any questions about the event, please reach out to Vinh Lam at 303-653-2889 . Information Source: AREAA Greater Denver Chapter | eventbrite

Join the Kamikaze Crew for a fixed partner ladder DUPR-rated event at Cornerstone Park! Saturday, August 9th, 5 pm-8 pm -TICKET INFO- Each registrant will select a partner of their choice, and the $80 entry covers the registration of both partners. You'll be asked to provide your partner's name and info after checkout is complete. -EVENT INFO- Partners will play eight games to 11. Win and move up a court, lose and move down a court. After the 8th game, the top 4 partners will be seeded for the playoff rounds based on the court number that they ended on, at which point the playoff rounds will begin. Championship winners will receive a free entry into the next Kamikaze event of their choice. Players in this skill level are encouraged to have a DUPR skill rating of 3.5 to 4.0 Non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages will be provided. Come for the pickleball, stay for the vibes! Information Source: Kamikaze Pickleball | eventbrite

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Event Overview Get ready to train, test, and compete at F45 Green Mountain HYROX Simulation event held at Westbound CrossFit in Littleton. Whether you’re new to HYROX, looking to test your progress, or aiming to push your limits before your next competition, this event is for you. All levels are welcome. We’ll have singles and doubles divisions with stations set up to match official HYROX flow so you can experience the challenge and energy in a supportive, high-energy environment. ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO ' LIVE BY LIVING' a cancer survivor wellness organization . Event Details: ✅ Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025 ✅ Location: Westbound CrossFit, 9126 W Bowles Ave. #2b, Littleton, CO 80123 ✅ Time: 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM (with the Peak Division after a short break) We will run heats of 4 every 10 minutes throughout the event to ensure smooth flow and minimal waiting. Coaches will be stationed at each workout zone to guide, hype, and ensure form and safety throughout your race. Community-First Focus Meet other Hyroxers who are planning to attend the same Hyrox as you. Talk to experienced Hyroxers for tips and tricks for your next race. Meet community vendors who can optimize your preparations! Confirmed Vendors List: MyFitFoods! KidStrong Littleton Live By Living Alyth Active Wear Denver Sports Medicine - Recovery, PT and Wellness. Impact Chiropractic Golden Pr Apparel Expect music, drinks, and community energy throughout the day. ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO ' LIVE BY LIVING' a cancer survivor wellness organization . Information Source: F45 Green Mountain | eventbrite

Winchester Samaritans Quiz Night Join us for a fun-filled evening at the Winchester Samaritans Quiz Night! Bring friends and family to test your knowledge and enjoy some friendly competition. The ticket price includes entry, a glass of wine or soft drink and a ploughman's supper. BYO (some wine will be available for sale on the night) Doors open at 7pm for a prompt 7.30pm start All proceeds will go to Winchester Samaritans (registered charity 1173634) Maximum team size is 8 people. See you there! Contact winchestersams.treasurer@gmail.com for any questions Information Source: Winchester and District Branch of Samaritans | eventbrite