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A Day Out in Boulder: Tea and Sympathy

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I’ve been to Boulder several times over the past two years (as I write this) – having discovered the Colorado Shakespeare Festival which takes place every summer. But I’d always arrived just in time to see a play and driven … Continue reading

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Tiny Beautiful Things Is Emotional Opening for BETC’s 14th season

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For several years, Cheryl Strayed (author of several books including the autobiographical Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail) wrote a popular online advice column, under the pseudonym Sugar. Because it was online, there was plenty of … Continue reading

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Hunchback is Haunting at Candlelight Dinner Playhouse

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The Candlelight Dinner Playhouse opens its 12th season with a beautiful and haunting production of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. France, 1482. Archdeacon Frollo (David Wygant), rules the city of Paris with an iron hand. The imposing and beautiful cathedral … Continue reading

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PR: Tour the Mining Town of Kirwin

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The Meeteetse Museums will be hosting their annual, free tour of the mining town, Kirwin, on Saturday, August 10th, 2019. Plenty of Living History Interaction! Participants will meet at the Meeteetse Museums at 8 am to leave for the town … Continue reading

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How to Make the Most of Colorado’s Snow-less Mountains

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The landscape of Colorado is dramatically breathtaking and varied, with vast high-plains, deep canyons, and, of course, towering mountain-scapes. The Rocky Mountains are well-known as the ultimate destination for winter sports, and ski resorts are always packed with those who … Continue reading

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PR: Meteetse Museum Events, July 19 & 21, 1019

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The Meeteetse Museums is hosting two, free events the weekend of Meeteetse’s National Day of the American Cowboy. An outdoor concert will be held Friday, July 19th at 6 pm behind the Meeteetse Museums featuring Miss V, the Gypsy Cowbelle … Continue reading

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Storm-tossed Tempest a Treat from the True Troupe

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Twelve years ago, on an uncharted island in the Atlantic Ocean, there lived a powerful witch named Sycorax, her ill-favored son, Caliban, and a number of magical spirits whom Sycorax had imprisoned, including one named Ariel. Prospero (Jacob Piel), the … Continue reading

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7 Architectural Wonders in San Francisco

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San Francisco is hands down one of the most beautiful cities in the US. With tons of culture and the Pacific Ocean directly to the west, it’s a must-visit destination known for great food, nightly hotspots, old-fashioned cable cars, and … Continue reading

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How to Take an Exciting Vacation with Kids (and Without a Co-Pilot)

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Traveling with the kids is a wonderful way to bond, but it can be tough if you’re flying solo, so to speak. Your first vacation as the lone adult with one or more kids, especially those in the 10 and … Continue reading

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True Troupe’s Lysistrata Brings Laughter and Sadness

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Have you ever wondered about people who lived over two thousand years ago? Not how they lived, but what they were like? What were their thoughts, dreams and aspirations? Their problems (apart from that of finding food, of course!)? The … Continue reading

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