Fall 2015 September through December

CHRISTO AND JEANNE-CLAUDE: THE TOM GOLDEN COLLECTION at the Loveland Museum

VIENNA BOYS CHOIR at the Rialto Theater Loveland Museum/Gallery

Susan P. Ison From the Curator Director of Cultural Services “Learning is not attained by chance. It must be sought for with Dave Brull, Technical Coordinator ardor and attended to with diligence.” ~Abigail Adams Maureen Corey, Curator of Art Jennifer Cousino, Curator of History Roberta Cox, Theater Coordinator What’s the process to create a relief print? What is the Jenni Dobson, Curator of Education evolution of photography as an art form? How did Loveland Sandi Elliott, Front House/Event Coordinator gain its status as a center for sculpture? These and many Dennis Fisher, Asst. Technical Coordinator Katie Fowers, Office Support Specialist, AIPP other integral questions about art are addressed through the Tegan Hollen, Office Support Specialist Museum’s Gallery 101 training program. Last fall, 40 people Kimber Kreutzer, Business Svcs. Coordinator began a journey through a wide variety of art topics to learn, Erika Lehman, Marketing Coordinator discuss, explore, and experience, hands-on, the beauty and Jim Prohaska, Exhibits Preparator Alison Seeberger, Registrar potential of art. Encompassing the worlds of art creation, Michelle Standiford, Graphic Designer collecting, and academic discovery, this group worked together to learn through lectures, studio visits, and interactive CULTURAL SERVICES BOARD activities. More than simply an “art appreciation” class, this Desiree Eremondi, Chair Juanita Cisneros program gave behind-the-scenes access to a fine art printing Dr. Dierdre Cook press (pictured), a photographer’s studio, and a private Jan DesJardin collector’s home. Highly qualified teachers guided the group Louise Kauffman through the complexity of topics such as post-modernism and Teresa Mueller Kris Ortmann feminist art. This combination of information and experiential Ralph Trenary, Council Liaison learning de-mystified the big ideas of art, leading to individual discoveries and interpretations. At the end of this program, VISUAL ARTS COMMISSION Margaret Rosborough, Chair attendees were prepared to work as docents at the Museum, Julie Bender and everyone left with a renewed sense of awareness for Roger Clark the important role art plays in daily life. For more information Sherri Heckel Kuhlmann about this year’s Gallery 101 opportunity, please see page 4. Greg Hoff Nancy Jakobsson Maryjo Morgan Maureen Corey ~ Curator of Art Judy O’Gorman Abbie Powers Phil Farley, Council Liaison

The City of Loveland is committed to providing an equal opportunity for citizens and does not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation or gender. The City will make reasonable accommodations for citizens in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. For more information, please contact the City’s ADA Coordinator at: [email protected] or (970) 962-3319

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LOVELAND MUSEUM/GALLERY 4 Gallery 101 6 Christo and Jeanne-Claude Exhibit 8 Art Exhibits 10 History Exhibits 11 Thoroughly Historic Thursday Programs 12 Special Programs 13 Fall Community Events 14 Friday Morning Tot Art Classes 15 Youth Art and Winter Break Classes 16 Pre-College Art Classes 16 Adult Art Classes 30 Season at a Glance

ART IN PUBLIC PLACES 18 Art in the Pocket Park 19 Summer Projects

RIALTO THEATER CENTER 20 Movies at the Rialto 21 Rialto Theater Center Presents 27 Rental Partners 29 Ticketing Fees 31 Season at a Glance

HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL Saturday, October 31, 10 am – 2 pm This FUN and EXCITING 12-week program provides an interactive education and prepares you to become a Museum tour guide. Immerse yourself in ideas and explore new ways to appreciate art. Loveland Museum curators, trained docents, and prominent guest art experts will help you develop new perspectives. Gallery 101 participants will survey modern and contemporary artists, experience behind the scenes art-related tours, get inspired by art exhibitions, and much more.

FALL 2015 SESSION (meets weekly): Thursdays, September 24 – December 10, 5 – 7 pm

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: • Enjoy a welcome reception Gallery 101 is free to participants who • Attend weekly sessions make a commitment to volunteer a • Earn a certificate of completion minimum of 4 hours per week for 6 months • Participate in behind the scenes (after training). Cost without volunteer activities at the Museum commitment is $120. • Study art appreciation • Create new experiences for Museum visitors • Learn to give art exhibition tours

For more information: [email protected]. BeauSoleil

Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra

Yesterday and Today Silent Film: Nosferatu

Christine Lavin

Mary Flower

Don Edwards

Vienna Boys Choir Details begin on page 20 6 Art Exhibits CHRISTO AND JEANNE-CLAUDE THE TOM GOLDEN COLLECTION October 24, 2015 – January 17, 2016

MAIN GALLERY Members-Only Opening Reception: Thursday, October 22, 7 – 9 pm

Exhibit Admission: $5, free for Museum members EXHIBIT FREE DAYS: Thursday, November 19 and Tuesday, January 12 Free admission during Night on the Town on Fridays, November 13, December 11, and January 8 from 6 – 9 pm

This exhibition, presenting one of the largest collections of art by Christo and Jeanne-Claude in the United States, was started by Tom Golden in the summer of 1974. Golden’s personal and professional relationship with the artists began during the 1974 public hearings for Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s project Running Fence. Golden continued to manage and assist with several of the artists’ large-scale projects such as The Umbrellas and Over the River. Drawings and collages of the large-scale public works, sold to fund the actual installations, are an important component of this collection. This collection includes original drawings, sculptures, collages, and photographs capturing the versatility, longevity, and international scope of the duo’s extensive career.

As partners for more than 40 years, Christo and Jeanne-Claude have created lasting environmental installation art throughout the world. Their works include the wrapping of the Reichstag in Berlin and the Pont Neuf Bridge in Paris, the 24-mile long curtain titled Running Fence in California, and The Gates in New York City’s Central Park. Because their large-scale public projects are temporary, these preliminary artworks remain as evidence of these installations.

This collection represents not only the special relationship between an artist and a collector, but also the collaborative effort between the artists and the many people involved in producing the works.

This exhibition was organized by the Sonoma County Museum, Santa Rosa, CA; Exhibition Tour Management by Landau Traveling Exhibitions, Los Angeles, CA.

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EXHIBIT PROGRAMMING AN EVENING WITH CHRISTO Thursday, November 12 Join us in welcoming the artist to Loveland. Christo will lecture about his body of work, three current projects: Over The River, Project for the Arkansas River, State of Colorado, The Mastaba, Project for Abu Dhabi and his new project The Floating Piers, Project for Lake Iseo, Italy scheduled for June 2016. The artist receives no financial compensation for his participation in this event.

LECTURE BOOK SIGNING WITH THE ARTIST 6 pm 8 – 8:30 pm Rialto Theater Center (228 E. 4th St.) Artworks Loveland (310 N. Railroad Ave.) Tickets: $10, available at the Rialto Theater Center (970) 669-5555 box office or online at: www.rialtotheatercenter.org (reserved seating) Strings in the Gallery Friday, December 11, 6 – 8 pm Enjoy intimate performances by members of the Fort Collins Symphony Orchestra while taking in the art exhibition featured in the Main Gallery. This event is held in conjunction with Night on the Town and includes free admission to the Main Gallery. Presented by the Erion Foundation in partnership with the Loveland Museum/Gallery 8 Art Exhibits REVERIES: ANNA SKIBSKA A WORLD OF LIGHT THROUGH THREADS OF GLASS On view through October 11, 2015 MAIN GALLERY Exhibit Admission: $5, free for Museum members EXHIBIT FREE DAY: Tuesday, September 22 Free admission during Night on the Town on Fridays, September 11 and October 9 from 6 – 9 pm Dreamlike tales of forests and space connect to the human spirit through dimension and physical presence, creating a magical experience unveiled through the mystery of light within glass. Jazz in the Gallery Friday, September 11, 6 – 8 pm Enjoy live jazz music in the main gallery. This event is presented in conjunction with Night on the Town and includes free admission. LOVELAND ART STUDIO TOUR PREVIEW EXHIBITION September 12 – November 1, 2015

FOOTE GALLERY Enjoy the work of artists featured in the 7th annual Loveland Art Studio Tour, a highly competitive juried art show representing a wide variety of media. Celebrate and support the beauty and vitality of the arts in Loveland. Then, visit the artists’ studios on pre-selected tour dates to see the works of each respective artist. Tour dates are October 10 – 11 and October 17 – 18, 2015. For more information on tours, visit: www.LovelandArtStudioTour.com Meet the Artists Celebration Friday, September 11, 6 – 8 pm Opening Reception Friday, October 9, 6 – 8 pm

Poppy (detail) by Amy Lewark Art Exhibits 9 CAROLYN HOYLE PAINTINGS FROM MUSIC November 14, 2015 – January 17, 2016

FOOTE GALLERY Carolyn Hoyle is inspired by the classical music she listens to while painting. She visualizes the sounds that are then transposed into her paintings in the form of color, pattern, and rhythm.

Hoyle received her art education at the Art Institute of Chicago. Her artwork is not only a tribute to musical masterpieces, but is an actual representation of internal resonances made visual by the act of listening. Public Opening Reception Friday, November 13, 6 – 8 pm Gallery Talk with the Artist Thursday, December 3, 5:30 pm, FREE

Blue Tango (detail) by Carolyn Hoyle 10 History Exhibits ARCADIA HOTEL HISTORY GALLERY A historic sign from the building located at the corner of 4th Street and Cleveland Avenue was recently donated to the Museum, and it inspired us to create an exhibit showcasing items found during the building’s renovation. Built in 1884, the Allen & Bartholf Building initially housed the W&T Pharmacy on its first floor and a 6,000 square-foot opera house on its second floor until the1920s when the opera house closed and the space was changed into furnished apartments under the name Arcadia Hotel.

ALABASTER INDUSTRY IN COLORADO September 26, 2015 – March 6, 2016 GREEN ROOM See the personal collection of vintage Colorado alabaster items from Fort Collins-based historian and author Jason Marmor. The growing collection, which will be donated to the Museum in the future, includes a wide variety of decorative and functional objects, most of which were made from locally sourced alabaster. Included in the collection are lamp bases, bookends, vases, powder jars, candlesticks, clocks, as well as souvenir salt & pepper shakers from a number of regional tourist destinations. While the Loveland Museum possesses a remarkable collection of alabaster items made by Loveland’s Proctor family, Marmor’s collection includes examples made by other companies and craftsmen working in Colorado and Wyoming during the heyday of the Colorado alabaster industry (c. 1933-1970). Vintage advertising materials from the alabaster industry will also be included in this exhibit. Opening Reception and Alabaster Carving Demonstration Sunday, September 27, 1 – 3 pm Thoroughly Historic Thursday Programs 11 TOUR SERIES THE BIG DAM Do you know more about Loveland RESTORATION History than a 2nd grader? PROJECT Thoroughly Historic Thursday Program This is your chance to see if you know more about Loveland Thursday, September 3, 6 – 7 pm history than a 2nd grader! Get a glimpse into our History Day Foote Auditorium experience as you learn more about Loveland and explore our heritage. FREE The Big Dam is a masonry arch For the past two years, the Museum has partnered with the dam built in 1895 and owned by the Thompson Education Foundation and the Lola Johnson Fund Consolidated Home Supply Ditch and to provide field trips for all Thompson School District 2nd Reservoir Company. It supplies water graders. History Days gives second graders the chance to from the Big Thompson River that learn about Loveland and Northern Colorado history while irrigates about 20,000 acres of farmland meeting curriculum standards. in Larimer and Weld counties. It also All tours are free, but pre-registration is recommended. Please provides most call the Museum front desk at (970) 962-2410 to pre-register. of the drinking water for the Open to ages 10 – adult Johnstown Tours will begin at 5:30, 6, 6:30 pm treatment plant (each tour lasts approximately 30 – 45 minutes) and diverts A $10 donation to the Lola Johnson Fund will be raw water for recommended to support our 2nd grade field trip program. the City of Loveland to its treatment Lone Tree School plant. Gary Gerrard, a Thursday, September 10 board member Miss Johnson will teach you about school-life in the 1800s for the with lessons and discipline. As boys and girls in her 19th Consolidated century classroom, you must obey proper protocol or risk being Home Supply punished (a favorite amongst our 2nd graders). Ditch and Reservoir Company, will share the efforts taken to restore this historic Loveland Museum dam after the 2013 flood. Thursday, October 1 Museum staff and docents will give in-depth tours of the COLORADO BY history galleries and a behind-the-scenes tour of the collection. Learn about Mariano Medina, GW Sugar Factory, and much BOOK more while also getting a rare glimpse into our 35,000+ item Thoroughly Historic Thursday Program collection. Thursday, December 3, 6 – 7 pm History Gallery Rialto Theater FREE Thursday, October 29 Visit with authors who have written about Rialto staff will give tours of the stage, dressing rooms, Colorado history and authors that reside projection booth, and theater and share information about its in Colorado during this casual book rich history. The Rialto has been part of Loveland since 1920… signing event in the Museum Lobby and who knows what you might see touring this historic building so History Galleries. close to Halloween! 12 Special Programs POETRY READING: PECHAKUCHA NIGHT SEPTEMBER SONG LOVELAND Thursday, September 17, 7 pm Thursday, September 24, 7 pm

FREE EVENT PechaKucha Nights are informal, fun gatherings in Poets Lynn Kincanon and Caroline Orman invite which creative people share their ideas, thoughts, you to listen to local writers and musicians from and experiences (pretty much anything goes) in our community as they celebrate the Autumnal the PechaKucha 20x20 format: 20 slides shown Season. Join us for “September Song” and spend for 20 seconds each. Beer (courtesy of Loveland a part of “September’s Precious Days” with us. Aleworks) and light refreshments will be available Dessert will be served. for attendees. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.

Interested in being a presenter? Submit your PechaKucha pitch online at www. lovelandmuseumgallery.org/pechakucha-night .

COLORADO SPIDERS A BRIEF INTRODUCTION Thursday, October 15, 5:30 pm

FREE EVENT This talk will highlight the diversity, anatomy, and physiology of the ten most common spiders found in your backyard and will also identify which spiders are dangerous to people. Arlo Pelegrin is an entomologist and Colorado native who has traveled the world to study these creatures. He has worked in Costa Rica, Indonesia, and Finland and is particularly interested in spiders and moths. Arlo currently lives in Littleton with his family and is working on a book about adventure travel. You might recognize Arlo as a 2014 contestant on America’s Got Talent. He startled the judges as he broke the world record for spiders willingly being placed on his own face with five tarantulas. Time for questions with Arlo and visitation with his tarantulas will be built into the presentation. Fall Community Events 13 PASTELS ON 5TH ‘TIS THE SEASON Saturday, September 12, 10 am – 5 pm 5th Street and Peters Park at the HOLIDAY Loveland Museum/Gallery SING-ALONG Pastels on 5th is a one-day sidewalk chalk art event that features 100+ local and regional artists Sunday, December 6, 2 pm to benefit Loveland’s Alternatives to Violence Rialto Theater Center (ATV). This family-friendly event brings together FREE ADMISSION artists, local businesses, and the downtown community to raise awareness and funds for ATV The Rialto Theater Center is while turning 5th Street into a spectacular sidewalk pleased to welcome the Loveland gallery. Enjoy live music, food, artist market, and community to its annual holiday a kids’ area while watching the sidewalk come to sing-along. Join Loveland’s life. For more information or to register as an artist own singing sensation, Sharon and/or sponsor, visit www.pastelson5th.org. This Sheets, in a fun-filled audience program is in partnership with the City of Loveland participation event featuring Cultural Services Department. classic and contemporary holiday tunes. Enjoy hot drinks and sweet treats as you celebrate the season.

HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL Saturday, October 31, 10 am – 2 pm Peters Park and 5th Street adjacent to the Museum FREE EVENT Dress up the family and head into town for some Halloween fun! The Loveland Museum/Gallery is celebrating the Annual Halloween Family Fun Festival, while downtown businesses celebrate the annual Downtown Trick-or-Treating. Join us in Peters Park next to the Museum for this fun-filled community event with vendor booths, food, activities for kids, entertainment, trick-or-treating, and a costume contest. Costume Contest Register to win great prizes! Enter your costume by registering at the Costume Contest Booth on the day of the event. You MUST register your costume before 12:15 pm on the day of the event. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes will be awarded in several age- categories including infant, teen, adult, and family theme! Enjoy live entertainment before the contest.

14 Tot Art Friday Morning Tot Art Let your young artist explore the world of art! A parent or guardian Registration for all must accompany the child during the session. Pre-registration is Tot, Youth, and required at least one week prior to each class. Adult classes begins No younger siblings, please. AUGUST 20TH All classes are held from 10:30 – 11:30 am, ages 3-6 with an adult $10 each ($8 for museum members)

Friday, Abstract Action Painting September 25 Bring paintings to life as we drip, stamp, and drizzle our way to creativity. Discover how bubble wrap, string, rubber bands, and other non-traditional “brushes” can make your artwork unique and full of texture! Instructor: Jackie Lillis Friday, Autumn Leaves October 2 Use bright watercolor dye & precut shapes to learn how to mix colors and create the most unique paper leaves. Then, put them on contact paper to make a colorful fall collage you can hang in your window. Although we supply paint shirts, wear old clothing since the dye will stain. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Friday, Fall Tree Paintings and Crafts October 30 Make a beautiful fall-inspired painting as we learn about the changing season! We will also work on constructing nature wreaths. Instructor: Jackie Lillis Friday, Sandpaper Art November 6 Explore different techniques with chalk pastel, watercolors, and crayons on top of sandpaper! Also, play with colored sand to create a fun wall hanging for everyone to enjoy. Instructor: Jackie Lillis Friday, Painting to Music November 20 Channel artist Wassily Kandinsky and explore different ways to apply paint while reacting to genres of music. We will draw inspiration from the Carolyn Hoyle: Painting from Music exhibit in the Foote Gallery. Come splatter, twirl, and move with us! Instructor: Jackie Lillis

Friday, Wearable Art December 4 Make gifts for the ones you love as we create fun and funky wearable art! We will play with Shrinky Dink, Model Magic, beads, air dry clay, and other fun found objects to create one-of-a- kind jewelry pieces! Instructor: Jackie Lillis Friday, Snow Paintings December 11 There’s no better time to get excited about winter! We will use salt, beads, glue, paint, and other mixed media to create sparkly and cool winter paintings. Instructor: Jackie Lillis Youth Art Classes 15 Youth Art Classes Children will explore new art media, take a look at famous artists, or create a unique holiday craft. Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class. Please note class times, age requirements, and prices listed below.

Thursday, Cartoon Your Pet! (for grades 3 – 5) October 1 Bring photos of your favorite pet and learn to draw with the basic steps to cartooning. This 4:30 – 6 pm project will bring a smile to your face. Instructor: Diane Ramsey Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members)

Sunday, Paint Your Shoes (age 10 – adult) October 11 Want to jazz up some boring old shoes? Want to match a special outfit? Experiment with 12 – 2 pm being a fashion designer while having fun! This class is open to ages 10+, and don’t forget a pair of shoes! Instructor: Pat Saunders-White Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members)

Fridays, Monster Maché (for grades 3 – 6) October 16 Learn how to use newspaper, tape, recycled objects, and much more to create a fun papier and 23 maché monster. We’ll have fun constructing our little creatures while getting our hands 11:30 am – 2 pm messy! Instructor: Jackie Lillis Fee: $30 ($24 Museum Members) Thursday, Cartoon Your Pet! (for grades 3 – 5) November 5 Bring photos of your favorite pet and learn to draw with the basic steps to cartooning. This 4:30 – 6 pm project will bring a smile to your face. Instructor: Diane Ramsey Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members) Thursday, Musical Pastels (for grades 2 – 6) November 19 Create your own unique and colorful masterpiece based on musical influence. 4:30 – 6 pm Instructor: Diane Ramsey Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members)

Thursday, Sculpt Snowman Ornaments (for grades 2 – 5) December 3 Create sweet little holiday snowman ornaments out of Sculpey Clay. 4:30– 6:30 pm Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members) Thursday, Forever Snowman! (for grades 1 – 5) December 10 Sculpt a snowman out of air-dry clay, and add embellishments to enhance his character and 4:30– 6 pm fuel your imagination. Instructor: Diane Ramsey Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members)

Winter Break Classes Tuesday, Wool Felting Christmas Ornaments (for grades 5 – 8) December 22 Learn to shape and sculpt your very own beautiful felted wool creatures using simple materials 10:30 am – 2 pm and guidelines. We will explore needle felting techniques and make unique and personal Christmas ornaments for your loved ones. Instructor: Jackie Lillis Fee: $30 ($24 Museum Members) Tuesday, Shrinky Dink Ornaments and Gifts (for grades 2 – 5) December 22 Create beautiful necklaces, earrings, keychains, Christmas ornaments, and much more with 2:30 – 4 pm the help of Shrinky Dink! If you’ve never used it before, it will be your new favorite activity! Instructor: Jackie Lillis Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members) Tuesday, Yarn Bombing (for grades 5 – 9) December 29 Let’s yarn bomb something in the museum! Yarn bombing is a type of “graffiti” that uses 10:30 am – colorful displays of knitted, crocheted, braided, or intertwined cloth rather than paint or chalk. 2:30 pm We will ignite our creativity by viewing the works of Christo and Jeanne-Claude in the Main Gallery and work together to create a funky piece of art! Instructor: Jackie Lillis Fee: $30 ($24 Museum Members) 16 Pre-College Studio Art / Adult Art Classes PRE-COLLEGE STUDIO ART Saturdays, 12 – 3 pm Grades 9 – 12 $20 per 4-class session, supplies included Session 1: September 5, 12, 19, 26 Session 2: October 3, 10, 17, 24 Session 3: November 7, 14, 21, December 5 Attention high school students! Are you looking for a way to pump up your resume with some out-of-class experience? Interested in exploring a career in art while getting in some studio time? Then this is the workshop for you! Each 4-class session is designed to dovetail with art exhibitions at the Loveland Museum and Artworks Loveland. Students will have a lot of hands-on studio time, but they will also partake in gallery visits, tours, career exploration, and art critiques. Additionally, students will get a chance to network with artists, curators, and Front Range Community College (FRCC) faculty with the intention of creating a community network of arts professionals with whom students can begin to build a career foundation. Classes are held at the Museum and taught by FRCC faculty and will take some walking trips to Artworks Loveland on select days. FRCC’s Department of Creative Arts Design and Humanities will be presented to students as an option for continuing their education in the arts as they move toward their college experience. This program is a collaborative project of Front Range Community College: Community Studio Project, Front Range Community College’s Department of Creative Arts Design and Humanities, Artworks Loveland, and the Loveland Museum/Gallery.

ADULT ART CLASSES Registration for all Tot, Youth, and All classes suitable for any skill level and all materials are provided Adult classes begins unless otherwise noted. Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class. AUGUST 20TH Ages 16 and older.

Tuesday, Botanical Watercolor Painting September 22 Learn to draw and paint what you see using purple underpainting and transparent 1 – 4 pm watercolor paint. Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Tuesday, Colorado’s Golden Aspens September 29 Learn to create depth in your mountain landscapes by graying down your paints. Building 1 – 4 pm upon a thin layer of acrylics, we’ll use large brushes and palette knives to create an autumn aspen forest in the foreground. Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members) Sunday, Abstract Acrylics and Collage October 4 Geared toward artists of all levels. Paint in a loose, bold, and intuitive way that will 1 – 3:30 pm challenge you to explore new possibilities. Create a large abstract painting and learn how collage and acrylics can enhance the abstract. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members) Adult Art Classes 17

Saturday Dreamtime Pictographs October 10 Enter the history of Dreamtime through Australian Aboriginal design. Combine 12 – 2 pm contemporary art materials with ancient Aboriginal symbols to unfold your personal adventure. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Sunday, Paint Your Shoes! (age 10 – adult) October 11 Want to jazz up some boring old shoes? Want to match a special outfit? Experiment with 12 – 2 pm being a fashion designer while having fun! This class is open to ages 10+, and don’t forget a pair of shoes! Instructor: Pat Saunders-White Fee: $20 ($16 Museum Members)

Tuesday, Sketchbook Journaling: Fall Harvest October 13 Learn to start your own sketchbook journal with watercolor & ink. 1 – 4 pm Draw inspiration from the fresh color and shapes of the seasonal bounty. Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Saturday Abstracts the Beginners Way October 17 Use a loose, painterly style with your hands directly on paper to mix your paints and let 10 am – your imagination run free. Demonstrations by the instructor will enhance your abstract 12:30 pm techniques. No skill is necessary, so come explore the uninhibited world of abstract art. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Tuesday, Falling Leaves October 20 In this easy watercolor class, we’ll use a limited palette of transparent watercolors with 1 – 4 pm leaf stencils to create a beautiful pile of leaves. No drawing required. Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Tuesday, A Walk to Remember October 27 Using pastels, we’ll create an impressionistic fall walk through an Autumn forest. 1 – 4 pm Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Tuesday, Canyonlands November 3 Use a masking fluid, a limited palette, and salt to create a scene from Canyonlands 1 – 4 pm National Park. Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Tuesday, Monet’s Haystacks November 10 Create an impressionistic version of one of Monet’s famous haystacks with pastels. 1 – 4 pm Instructor: Mary Giacomini Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Tuesday, Snowy, Starry Night December 1 Create a dramatic starry night scene with watercolor. Instructor: Mary Giacomini 1 – 4 pm Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Tuesday, Wool Felting Christmas Ornaments December 8 Learn to shape and sculpt your very own beautiful felted wool creatures using simple 1 – 4 pm materials and guidelines. We will explore needle felting techniques and make unique and personal Christmas ornaments for yourself or your loved ones. Instructor: Jackie Lillis Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

Friday, Wool Felting Christmas Ornaments December 11 Learn to shape and sculpt your very own beautiful felted wool creatures using simple 3 – 7 pm materials and guidelines. We will explore needle felting techniques and make unique and personal Christmas ornaments for yourself or your loved ones. Instructor: Jackie Lillis Fee: $45 ($36 Museum Members)

18 Art in the Pocket Park ART IN THE POCKET PARK In May, the Visual Arts Commission published a request for proposal (RFP) seeking applications from Colorado artists for a summer project to create a temporary art installation in Thompson Park, the pocket park in downtown Loveland. The purpose of the installation is to engage the citizens and visitors of Loveland in the creative process, which will include a public discussion during Night on the Town and other scheduled events. Ten artists submitted ideas for the project and on June 16, a subcommittee of Visual Arts Commissioners and citizen volunteers met and selected local artist Joe Norman as the winner. The concept of “The Bike Band” is to create “BikeStruments,” a set of unique instruments that can be played by pedaling the bike. Installation will begin prior to August 22 when the USA Pro Challenge race comes through downtown Loveland.

BikeStruments (concept) by artist Joe Norman

GET INVOLVED Want to know more about the City of Loveland Artist Calls for Entry or the Art in Public Places Program? Please call or email Kimber Kreutzer to be added to our artist database: 970-962-2490, [email protected]. Art in Public Places Summer Projects 19 TRANSFORMATIONS The 2015 Transformations call for entry opened April 24 and closed June 5. A jury panel reviewed the models on June 16 and selected five new designs from a pool of 15 submissions. Artists completed their masterpieces at the end of August. The 2015 selected artists are:

Akkanash - The Great Detective Katherine Collier - Icelandic Poppies Victoria Gerber - Transcendence Todd Nistler - Dissolution of Reality Lory Ohs - Steampunk Wonder 1

Icelandic Poppies (concept) by Katherine Collier THE ART ADVOCACY PROJECT 3D (TAAP)

The 2015 TAAP 3D call for entry opened March 10 and closed April 17. Eighteen artists submitted 27 different entries for consideration. Six artists were chosen for this year’s TAAP program and are now on 4th Street in downtown Loveland. The selections include: Shohini Ghosh - Man Robert Henderson - Gary Monaco - Wacekiya F4U Chrome Corsair

Joe Norman - Trace O’Connor - Iscariot Jade Windell and Perforated Basin 5 Jack Kreutzer - Burley Girl 20 Movies at the Rialto Theater Center

PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES THE WRECKING CAKE SUNSHINE CREW Wednesday, October 28 SUPERMAN 7 pm Wednesday, November 18 Wednesday, September 30 Tickets: $8 7 pm 7 pm Claire (Jennifer Aniston) Tickets: $8 Tickets: $8 becomes fascinated by the A documentary film about a little- suicide of a woman in her A heart-racing documentary known group of studio musicians chronic pain support group while portrait of Carl Boenish, the father who contributed to hundreds of grappling with her own, very of the BASE jumping movement, chart-topping singles in 1960s. raw personal tragedy. Starring whose early passion for skydiving Six years in a row in the 1960s Jennifer Aniston, Adriana led him to ever more spectacular and early 1970s, the Grammy Barraza, and Anna Kendrick. (and dangerous) feats of for “Record of the Year” went RATED R. 102 minutes foot-launched human flight. to Wrecking Crew recordings. Experience his jaw-dropping Wrecking Crew brought the flair achievement when he and his and musicianship that made the wife broke the BASE-jumping American “west coast sound” a Guinness World Record in 1984 dominant cultural force around on the Norwegian ‘Troll Wall’ the world. mountain range. RATED PG. 95 minutes RATED PG. 100 minutes

SILENT FILM HOLIDAY FILM HOLIDAY FILM NOSFERATU (1922) THE SANTA CLAUSE WHITE CHRISTMAS Saturday, October 31, 7 pm Wednesday, December 2, 7 pm Thursday, December 3, 7 pm Tickets: $12 Tickets: $5 adult, $2 child (12 and under) Tickets: $5 adult, $2 child The story of Dracula and This holiday comedy offers a new (12 and under) the best-reviewed horror take on the story of Santa Claus This 1954 Christmas classic film of all time. Live musical and features the first big screen starring Bing Crosby is a romantic accompaniment provided by performance of comedian Tim tale that takes place in a Vermont pianist Hank Troy who began Allen. Follow Scott Calvin as he lodge where it is almost always a playing for silent movies in 1971 finds himself legally roped into “White Christmas.” and has accompanied over becoming the new Santa Claus RATED G. 120 minutes 1,000 films. after he dons the Jolly One’s suit and accepts his business card. RATED PG. 97 minutes Rialto Theater Center Presents 21 THE SPIRITUALS PROJECT Friday, October 2 7:30 pm

The Spirituals Project is an award-winning secular, non- profit organization established in 1998. Their mission is the preservation and revitalization of the music and teachings of the songs commonly known as “spirituals,” created and first sung by enslaved African women and men in America in the 18th and 19th centuries. Tickets: $22 in advance, $26 day of show

SMIRK Saturday, October 3 7 pm Physical comedian Reid Belstock and innovative juggling ace Warren Hammond come together for a hilarious and incredible performance. Described as “a nicely matched pair of performers with a deep bag of tricks,” by Juggle Magazine, their juggling and slapstick antics are sure to delight audiences of all ages. Their work has earned them multiple awards, including silver medals at the 2009 and 2011 International Jugglers’ Association team competitions. Tickets: $7 adult, $4 child (ages 12 and under)

22 Rialto Theater Center Presents

DON EDWARDS COWBOY SINGER Friday, October 16, 7:30 pm

Grammy nominated songster Don Edwards continues to build a legacy that enriches our vision of the American West. In tales of the day- to-day lives and emotions of those who have lived it, his ballads paint a sweeping landscape of both mind and heart, bringing to life the sights, sounds, and feelings of this most American contribution to culture and art. Tickets: $34 in advance, $39 day of show

COLORADO JAZZ REPERTORY ORCHESTRA BIG BAND CLASSICS Saturday, October 17 7:30 pm

A high-energy concert featuring Colorado’s best jazz musicians performing classic big-band and modern large-ensemble jazz. The 18-member CJRO plays to sold out audiences throughout the state of Coloado, performing tunes from the libraries of Count Basie, Stan Kenton, Duke Ellington, Maynard Ferguson, CJRO composers, and many more. Tickets: $28 adult, $22 senior Rialto Theater Center Presents 23 CHRISTINE LAVIN AND DON WHITE ON THE FUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET: A NIGHT OF BRIGHTER LAUGHTER Thursday, October 22 7:30 pm

Since 2008 these two veteran performers have brought their unique brand of clean and hilarious musical comedy to audiences across the US, proving night after night that comedy can be smart, friendly, and breathtakingly funny without being vulgar or pejorative. This is a show for anyone who wants to laugh, whether it’s a group of friends or a family gathering, and feel good on their way out of the theater. Tickets: $22 in advance, $26 day of show YESTERDAY AND TODAY THE INTERACTIVE BEATLES EXPERIENCE Friday, October 30 7:30 pm

Rock to the music of the Beatles in an all new interactive concert experience where the audience creates the playlist for the night. With dead-on musical precision and stunning set designs, the Rialto Theater Center will be immersed in the sights, sounds, and memories of the 1960s. Through laughter and personal stories, this concert connects the audience and performers in a way like none other. Each performance becomes a unique and remarkable event.

Tickets: $28 in advance, $32 day of show 24 Rialto Theater Center Presents BEAUSOLIEL AVEC MICHAEL DOUCET Thursday, November 5, 7:30 pm

Since forming in 1975, Grammy winners BeauSoleil have claimed their undisputed role as the most esteemed Cajun group in music. BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet take the rich Cajun traditions of Louisiana and artfully blend elements of zydeco, New Orleans jazz, Tex-Mex, country, blues and more into a satisfying musical recipe. From The Grand Ole Opry to Newport Folk, from concert hall to dance floor, the music of BeauSoleil continues to captivate audiences the world over. Tickets: $37 in advance, $42 day of show

MARY FLOWER AND KATY MOFFATT Friday, November 6, 7:30 pm

Experience an evening of acoustic blues and Americana music. Mary Flower’s immense fingerpicking guitar and lap- slide prowess is soulful and meter-perfect, a deft blend of the inventive, the dexterous, and the mesmerizing. With her warm contralto and dazzling skills as an instrumentalist and arranger, Mary Flower has cemented her status as one of the most dynamic performers on the acoustic blues circuit. Katy Moffatt is a talented mix of country, folk, rock, and soul – a fusion many now dub as “Americana.” Katy served as a pioneer in the Americana music scene, and was an instrumental force in shaping the movement that grows in popularity each and every year. Tickets: $19 in advance, $23 day of show Rialto Theater Center Presents 25 VIENNA BOYS CHOIR Saturday, November 14, 2 pm

Considered by many to be the most famous vocal group in the world, the 500+ year-old Vienna Boys choir was founded in 1498 by Emperor Maximilian I. Biber, Bruckner, Mozart, and other famous musicians worked with the choir, and several composers, including Franz Schubert, were choristers in their youth. Famous then and famous now, the voices of the Vienna Boys Choir can be heard in major motion picture soundtracks from the USA, Japan, and Europe. Divided into four touring choirs, the 100 talented vocalists perform for approximately half a million people each year and sell out concert halls around the world. Tickets and information available at www.rialtotheatercenter.org

COLCANNON: CELTIC CHRISTMAS Thursday, December 17, 7:30 pm

No other holiday has the the magic or the mystique of Christmas. Be it the solemnity and reverence surrounding Bethlehem or the camaraderie and gift-giving of the more secular celebrations, the moods of Christmas are many and rich. Colcannon’s Celtic Christmas is a celebration of those many moods. From a reverential medieval Irish hymn to a modern folksinger’s wry observations of ‘Christmas in Brooklyn,’ Colcannon’s Celtic Christmas is a moving and joyous celebration of the season. There’s even a polka! Tickets: $22 in advance, $27 day of show. 26 Rialto Theater Center Presents TIMOTHY P. & THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STOCKING STUFFERS Saturday, December 19, 7:30 pm

Enjoy a toe tappin’, red-hot pickin’ holiday extravaganza. Featuring some of the region’s finest Western, bluegrass, and folk musicians, Timothy P. & the Rocky Mountain Stocking Stuffers guarantee an eclectic mix of singin’, strummin’ and fiddlin’. Tickets: $19 in advance, $23 day of show

COLORADO JAZZ REPERTORY ORCHESTRA BIG BAND CHRISTMAS Sunday, December 20, 2 pm

Experience a family-friendly, holiday-themed big-band jazz concert with Denver’s top jazz musicians. This high-energy holiday concert features 19 of Colorado’s best jazz musicians performing under the artistic direction of Grammy-nominated trombonist and composer Steve Wiest.

The CJRO plays to sell-out houses at the Lone Tree Arts Center several times per year, as well as jazz festivals throughout the area, performing tunes from the libraries of Count Basie, Stan Kenton, Duke Ellington, Maynard Ferguson, and many more. Tickets: $28 adult, $22 senior/student Rental Partners 27

BRAD FITCH: JOHN DENVER TRIBUTE Saturday, September 12, 7:30 pm Join Brad Fitch and the TropiCowboy Band as they celebrate the music, messages, and memories of the great John Denver. You will be moved by their renditions of Denver’s classic melodies, performed with reverence, joy, and a lot of fun. From “Rocky Mountain High” and “Take Me Home, Country Roads” to “Annie’s Song,” this is an event not to be missed. Tickets: $20

MOON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS VANYA AND SONYA AND MASHA THE MUSIC OF ART AND SPIKE Friday, October 9, 7:30 pm Saturday, October 10, 7:30 pm Friday, September 18, 7:30 pm Sunday, October 11, 3 pm Saturday, September 19, 7:30 pm Sunday, September 20, 2 pm Discover a fusion of visual arts and musical Friday, September 25, 7:30 pm expression. See original works by Northern Saturday, September 26, 7:30 pm Colorado’s talented artists. Hear the dynamic Sunday, September 27, 2 pm LCS voices perform music selected to complement and enhance the artist’s vision. This Tony Award-winning play (2013) and Drama Enjoy an eclectic mix of artistic mediums and Desk Award Winner for Outstanding Play (2013) musical styles in this first-of-its-kind concert revels in its psycho-comedy capers. Playwright experience. Christopher Durang’s eccentric sibling characters Vanya, Sonya, and Masha grapple with coming Tickets: $18 of age in their middle years. Add a touch of the unpredictable Spike, and you’re off for a wild ride to LEGACY LAND TRUST PRESENTS the wrong side of forty. COLORADO’S YAMPA RIVER Tickets: $18 adult; $15 senior/student AND 100 YEARS OF ROCKY FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY PRESENTS MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK AN EVENING WITH Sunday, October 18, 6 pm WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER Renowned Colorado photographer and Monday, September 28, 7 pm conservation advocate John Fielder invites you to celebrate 100 years of Colorado’s best- Join enthusiastic readers and storytellers as William loved National Park, as well as one of the last Kent Krueger speaks of his life as a writer living in free and wild rivers of the American West. Minnesota. Since age 19, Wyoming-born Krueger has All proceeds and a portion of book sales will wanted to be another Hemingway. His Edgar-award- benefit Legacy Land Trust and their work to winning Ordinary Grace is Loveland’s “community- conserve private agricultural and natural lands read” novel of 2015. Krueger will share what it takes in northern Colorado. to write a pulse-pounding mystery/coming-of-age story. Tickets:Visit www.LegacyLandTrust.org or call (970) 266-1711 Tickets: $5 28 Rental Partners

LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS DOUG MONTGOMERY IN CONCERT Saturday, October 24, 7:30 pm Sunday, October 25, 3 pm For two days, the historic Rialto Theater becomes Northern Colorado’s largest “Piano Bar” as Santa Fe’s legendary Piano Man, Doug Montgomery, returns for an exclusive concert event. Back by popular demand, the man with “lightning fingers and a heavenly smile” will dazzle you with his artistry and antics. Don’t miss this world-class performer in an unforgettable show! Tickets: $25

COLORADO’S TRIBUTE TO THE THE FAB 4 MOUNTAIN RENTALS PRESENTS EAGLES PRESENTS PARADISE WAITS THE LONG RUN Friday, November 20, 7:30 pm Travel back to a time when four Saturday, November 21 Friday, November 13, 7:30 pm lads from Liverpool ruled the 2 & 8 pm The Long Run, Colorado’s world of music! The Fab 4 will From the award-winning Tribute to The Eagles, plays dazzle you with their fabulous filmmaking crew that brought you The Eagles’ Greatest Hits, and live show featuring colorful 2014’s Almost Ablaze, comes beyond. The band consists of costumes, vintage guitars, and the story of one weird winter five well known Front Range incredible vocals that will make and the people who celebrate musicians who faithfully you want to scream! Dance it... Paradise Waits - a ski and reproduce and honor the finest to the early rockers or sit back snowboard film. American music of the 20th and listen to their mesmerizing century. harmonies in ballads and love Tickets: $12 songs! Tickets: $25 Tickets: $20 adult, $15 senior/ student

UNDER A BLOOD RED SKY Friday, November 27, 7:30 pm A retrospective of U2’s best music, Under a Blood Red Sky amazes fans with reenactments of the famous U2 concert experience. Rather than simply covering the music of U2, the band creates an unforgettable “theatre-like” event that fans will remember forever. Come out, sing along, and feel the power and passion of one of the greatest bands ever. Tickets: $20 Rental Partners 29

ACOUSTIC EIDOLON Friday, December 4, 7:30 pm Saturday, December 5, 7:30 pm Join Acoustic Eidolon as they celebrate their 15th annual Rialto concert, featuring a few holiday favorites as well as selections from their 11 CDs. Described as “an evening of brilliant instrumentality,” the critically acclaimed duo offers concert-goers a chance to absorb some of the most intriguing music on the scene today. These concerts are a community favorite and sell out, so get your tickets early! Tickets: $20 adult; $15 senior/student

LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS BELLS OF THE ROCKIES CHRISTMAS WONDERS Friday, December 18, 7 pm Bells of the Rockies, an auditioned, highly skilled handbell Friday, December 11, 7:30 pm ensemble, presents both traditional and contemporary musical Saturday, December 12, 3 & 7:30 pm performances to ring in the holiday spirit. Sunday, December 13, 3 pm Tickets: $15 adult, $10 senior/student, free for ages 6 and under Loveland’s premier holiday tradition features the jubilant LCS voices and festive Christmas HAZEL MILLER Orchestra. Celebrate the marvels and merriment of Christmas in a Wednesday, December 16, 7:30 pm joyful program featuring beautiful The Hazel Miller Band’s December show is a good blend of traditional and contemporary Christmas and holiday music, sacred and secular in the styles carols, plus a sleigh full of seasonal the band plays best: jazz, pop, gospel, and blues. Enjoy old favorites sure to delight the ear and favorites and new melodies that stir your soul and lift your capture the spirit. holiday spirits. Tickets: $18 Tickets: $20 adult, $15 senior

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ADMIT ONE Rialto box office walk-up sales (cash or check): ADMIT ONE All price levels: $1 per ticket Phone, online, and walk-up credit card transactions: Tickets priced $0 – $19.99: $2 per ticket ADMIT ONE Tickets priced $20 – $39.99: $3 per ticket Tickets priced $40 and above: $4 per ticket 30 Season at-a-Glance: Loveland Museum

THOROUGHLY HISTORIC THURSDAY - Thursday, September 3, 6 – 7 pm THE BIG DAM RESTORATION PROJECT (p.11) Thursday, September 10, THOROUGHLY HISTORIC THURSDAY - 5:30, 6, and 6:30 pm LONE TREE SCHOOL TOUR AND SCHOOL LESSON (p.11) Friday, September 11, 6 – 8 pm JAZZ IN THE GALLERY (p.8) Friday, September 11, 6 – 8 pm MEET THE ARTISTS CELEBRATION, LOVELAND ART STUDIO TOUR (p.8) Friday, September 11, 6 pm – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN Saturday, September 12, 10 am – 5 pm PASTELS ON 5TH (p.13) Thursday, September 17, 7 pm POETRY READING: SEPTEMBER SONG (p.12) Tuesday, September 22, 10 am – 5 pm FREE ADMISSION DAY Thursday, September 24, 7 pm PECHAKUCHA NIGHT LOVELAND (p.12) OPENING RECEPTION AND ALABASTER CARVING DEMONSTRATION Sunday, September 27, 1 – 3 pm (p.10)

Thursday, October 1, THOROUGHLY HISTORIC THURSDAY - 5:30, 6, and 6:30 pm LOVELAND MUSEUM TOUR (p.11) OPENING RECEPTION, LOVELAND ART STUDIO TOUR PREVIEW Friday, October 9, 6 – 8 pm EXHIBITION (p.8) Friday, October 9, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN Thursday, October 15, 5:30 pm COLORADO SPIDERS: A BRIEF INTRODUCTION (p.12) MEMBERS ONLY OPENING RECEPTION FOR Thursday, October 22, 6 – 8 pm CHRISTO AND JEANNE-CLAUDE (p.6) Thursday, October 29, THOROUGHLY HISTORIC THURSDAY - 5:30, 6, and 6:30 pm RIALTO THEATER CENTER TOUR (p.11) Saturday, October 31, 10 am – 2 pm HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN FESTIVAL (p.13)

Wednesday, November 11 MUSEUM CLOSED, VETERAN’S DAY HOLIDAY Thursday, November 12, 6 pm AN EVENING WITH CHRISTO LECTURE (at the Rialto Theater Center p.7) Thursday, November 12, 8 – 8:30 pm AN EVENING WITH CHRISTO BOOK SIGNING (at Artworks p.7) Friday, November 13, 6 – 8 pm PUBLIC OPENING RECEPTION FOR CAROLYN HOYLE EXHIBIT (p.9) Friday, November 13, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN Thursday, November 19, 10 am – 7 pm FREE ADMISSION DAY Thursday, November 26 MUSEUM CLOSED, THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY Friday, November 27 MUSEUM CLOSED, THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY

Thursday, December 3, 5:30 pm GALLERY TALK WITH ARTIST CAROLYN HOYLE (p.9) THOROUGHLY HISTORIC THURSDAY - Thursday, December 3, 6 – 7 pm COLORADO BY BOOK (p.11) Sunday, December 6, 2 pm ‘TIS THE SEASON HOLIDAY SING-ALONG (p.13) Friday, December 11, 6 – 8 pm STRINGS IN THE GALLERY (p.7) Friday, December 11, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN Friday, December 25 MUSEUM CLOSED, CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY Friday, January 1 MUSEUM CLOSED, NEW YEAR’S DAY Season at-a-Glance: Rialto Theater 31

Saturday, September 12, 7:30 pm BRAD FITCH: JOHN DENVER TRIBUTE (p.27) Friday, September 18, 7:30 pm Saturday, September 19, 7:30 pm Sunday, September 20, 2 pm MOON THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS Friday, September 25, 7:30 pm VANYA AND SONYA AND MASHA AND SPIKE (p.27) Saturday, September 26, 7:30 pm Sunday, September 27, 2 pm Monday, September 28, 7 pm AN EVENING WITH WILLIAM KENT KRUEGER (p.27)

Wednesday, September 30, 7 pm PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM: THE WRECKING CREW (p.20)

Friday, October 2, 7:30 pm THE SPIRITUALS PROJECT (p.21)

Saturday, October 3, 7 pm SMIRK (p.21) Friday, October 9, 7:30 pm LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS Saturday, October 10, 7:30 pm THE MUSIC OF ART (p.27) Sunday, October 11, 3 pm Friday, October 16, 7:30 pm DON EDWARDS (p.22)

Saturday, October 17, 7:30 pm COLOADO JAZZ REPERTORY ORCHESTRA: BIG BAND CLASSICS (p.22) COLORADO’S YAMPA RIVER AND 100 YEARS OF ROCKY Sunday, October 18, 6 pm MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK (p.27) CHRISTINE LAVIN AND DON WHITE: ON THE FUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET, A Thursday, October 22, 7:30 pm NIGHT OF BRIGHTER LAUGHTER (p.23) Saturday, October 24, 7:30 pm LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS Sunday, October 25, 3 pm DOUG MONTGOMERY IN CONCERT (p.28) Wednesday, October 28, 7 pm PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM: CAKE (p.20) YESTERDAY AND TODAY: Friday, October 30, 7:30 pm THE INTERACTIVE BEATLES EXPERIENCE (p.23) Saturday, October 31, 7 pm SILENT FILM: NOSFERATU (p.20)

Thursday, November 5, 7:30 pm BEAUSOLEIL AVEC MICHAEL DOUCET (p.24) Friday, November 6, 7:30 pm MARY FLOWER AND KATY MOFFATT(p.24) Thursday, November 12, 6 pm AN EVENING WITH CHRISTO (p.7) Friday, November 13, 7:30 pm THE LONG RUN: TRIBUTE TO THE EAGLES (p.28) Saturday, November 14, 2 pm VIENNA BOYS CHOIR (p.25) Wednesday, November 18, 7 pm PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM: SUNSHINE SUPERMAN (p.20) Friday, November 20, 7:30 pm THE FAB 4: TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES (p.28) Saturday, November 21, 2 & 8 pm TGR: PARADISE WAITS (p.28) Friday, November 27, 7:30 pm UNDER A BLOOD RED SKY: TRIBUTE TO U2 (p.28)

Wednesday, December 2, 7 pm HOLIDAY FILM: THE SANTA CLAUSE (p.20)

Thursday, December 3, 7 pm HOLIDAY FILM: WHITE CHRISTMAS (p.20) Friday, December 4, 7:30 pm ACOUSTIC EIDOLON (p.29) Saturday, December 5, 7:30 pm Sunday, December 6, 2 pm ‘TIS THE SEASON HOLIDAY SING-ALONG (p.13) Friday, December 11, 7:30 pm LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS Saturday, December 12, 3 & 7:30 pm CHRISTMAS WONDERS (p.29) Sunday, December 13, 3 pm Wednesday, December 16, 7:30 pm HAZEL MILLER (p.29)

Thursday, December 17, 7:30 pm COLCANNON: CELTIC CHRISTMAS (p.25)

Friday, December 18, 7 pm BELLS OF THE ROCKIES (p.29)

Saturday, December 19, 7:30 pm TIMOTHY P. & THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STOCKING STUFFERS (p.26)

Sunday, December 20, 2 pm COLOADO JAZZ REPERTORY ORCHESTRA: BIG BAND CHRISTMAS (p.26) F4U Chrome CorsairbyRobert Henderson www.rialtotheatercenter.org Tickets &Information: (970) 962-2120 12:30–5:30pm Tues–Fri Box Office Hours: The BoxOffice isinthelobby. 228 EastFourthStreet within theCityofLoveland Cultural Servicesisadepartment www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org (970) 962-2410 second Friday6–9 Sat 10–4•Sun12–4 Thurs 10–7 Tues, Wed &Fri10–5 503 N.Lincoln Ave.

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