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2008
AUGUST
August–mid-October
Farmers' Market
The gathering place for regionally grown vegetables, bison meat free of chemicals and hormones, baked goods, and a wide range of gourmet items. Every Saturday 8am-noon in Trinidad at Cimino Downtown Park, corner of Modica and Las Animas.
1
Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
1-3
Three-day Youth Camp. Earth Mountain Education Farm, 17613 County Road 31.9. Call 719-680-0215 to register. earthmoutainfarm.org.
1-9
Train Tracks Through Trinidad: Historic Aultman Studio photographs and original art by John Graber. Closing reception, August 9, 10am-12pm. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. See description of show at June 24. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
2
Images of the Canyons. Nationally recognized guitarist and park neighbor Jacquie Gipson will fill the amphitheatre with acoustic melodies inspired by the beauty of our area. Join us for a fun and entertaining evening for all ages. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
2
Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
2-3
14th Annual Senior (50+) Open. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
3
Lucky Stiff and Grease. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company and SCRT Junior Academy at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 2:30pm and 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
4
Grease. Junior Academy of the Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 2:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
5
The Secret World of Secret Agents. Fun with codes, signals, disguises and more. Grades 6-8; light snacks. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 9am-noon; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Those who attend this Tuesday program get $1 off the next movie. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
6
Movie: Get Smart. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 7pm; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
7
Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
8
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
8-29
Batik Artists Beth McCoy and Jonathan Evans. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
8-29
Kiwanis Youth Arts Academy Student Exhibition. Atrium at First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm.
trinidadarts.org
9
Pinion-Juniper Woodland Hike for Kids. Join Park Interpreter Pat Patrick as we walk the Levsa Canyon Trail to explore the wonders of the pinion-juniper woodland ecosystem, some local history, and the beginnings of Trinidad Lake. All ages are welcome, but children 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. We will meet at the trailhead near the bathhouse at 5:30pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
9
The Widlife of Trinidad Lake. Join Park Ranger Floyd Duran for some fun and interesting insights into the wildlife here at Trinidad Lake. He will share some great wildlife photographs and have hides and skulls available to create a hands-on experience. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 8:30pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
9
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
10
Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, matinee 2:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
14
Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
15
Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
15-16
TGA Club Championships (Men, Women, Juniors). Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
15-17
Snap Pea Jamboree. Nature walks to identify medicinal and edible plants of the Rocky Mountains, kids' environmental activities such as scavenger hunts and water critters, BBQ picnics, tours of the sustainable farm with renewable energy exhibits, organic gardening methods & permaculture. Local musicians gather for a down-home music jam in the woods. Join them with your own instrument or with extra instruments provided. Or just sit by the campfire and enjoy. Camping accommodations provided on Saturday night. Donations accepted. Call for reservations; ample parking, capacity 200 people. Earth Mountain Education Farm, 17613 County Road 31.9, Saturday 11am until Sunday 4pm. 719-680-0215, earthmoutainfarm.org.
15-October 4
Hooray for Trinidad: Mitchell and the Movies. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
Ever since 1907, when the first theatrical film From Mexico City to New York City was produced in the Trinidad area, the region has been fascinated by film culture. From mid-August through September, Trinidad becomes Hollywood East with two exhibits and a film festival in celebration of Colorado’s movie industry. Look for “Mitchell and the Movies,” a collection of Mitchell’s movie stills from the 1920s to the 1940s. This special festival will involve several Trinidad cultural organizations including the A.R. Mitchell Museum, the Trinidad Area Arts Council, and the Carnegie Library, as well as the cooperation of the Aurora History Museum and the Pikes Peak Library Association.
16
Culture of Trinidad’s Hispanic Founding Families: Hispanic Culture at the Baca House. Experience Hispanic history and culture of the Baca House. Felipe and Dolores Baca, originally from New Mexico, purchased the unique two-story home in 1873. The landmark residence, kitchen garden, and workers' quarters are part of the Trinidad History Museum complex in downtown Trinidad. Museum Director Paula Manini will talk about Trinidad's first family and Hispanic traditions, such as adobe, gardens, sheep ranching, and weaving. The presentation includes some hands-on activities and an opportunity to sample food cooked in the adobe horno. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
16
Lucky Stiff and Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 2:30pm and 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
16-17
RIP (Ride in Peace) Games at Trinidad's world-class skate park. Boards, bikes, blades, timed runs, best trick, grom, girls, beginner, intermediate, advanced. $5 entry fee, helmet required. Registration at 9am. Games start of 10am. More info: 719-859-5768.
23
Geology of the Spanish Peaks. Join us for this fascinating look at how our wonderful topography was formed and what lies beneath our feet. We welcome back geologist and Spanish Peaks specialist Brian Penn for an informative and entertaining slide show and presentation. Come to the Visitor Center for this "grounded" program at 7pm.
23
Trinidaddio Blues Fest 10
Thousands gather every year in Trinidad's Central Park for the consistently stellar lineup of blues artists from Cajun to zydeco to classic Chicago to the contemporary blues scene. See trinidaddio.com for details on this year's event as well as the PreFest at Trinidad's historic AultmanHall/Lucky Monkey. Proceeds help Noah's Ark volunteers rescue animals with the blues. 11:30am-11:30pm. Trinidad & Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce, 866-480-4750, 846-9285, trinidadchamber.com , trinidaddio.com
27-Sept 1
98th Annual Trinidad Round-Up Association
Rodeo & Las Animas County Fair
Events include wild-horse races, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, tie-down calf roping, team roping, ladies' calf roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, bull riding, stock shows, BBQ, parade, dance, and carnival. Trinidad Round-Up Association, 719-845-0711.
24
Will Rogers Now! Performance by Lance Brown as Will Rogers. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main, 2pm-4pm. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
A journey into the roots of the American experience honors Will Rogers in words, theater, and song. "I don't make jokes. I just watch the government and report the facts." Looking on the bright side of taxes, Rogers quipped, "Thank God we don't get as much government as we're payin' for."
Lance brings us history, heroes, and hilarity, a few rope tricks and a few tears, but mostly the irrepressible spirit of Will Rogers and hope for our troubled times. The beautiful historic Jamieson Building and the paintings of Rogers’s contemporary Arthur Roy Mitchell provide the perfect setting.
29-Sept 1
98th Annual Trinidad Round-Up Association
Rodeo & Las Animas County Fair
Events include wild-horse races, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, tie-down calf roping, team roping, ladies' calf roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, bull riding, stock shows, BBQ, parade, dance, and carnival. Trinidad Round-Up Association, 719-845-0711.
August 29: Downtown night with dancing
August 30: Dancing downtown
August 31: BBQ & picnic, Roudup Park, 11am
Sept 1: Rodeo
30-Sept 1
69th Annual Labor Day Tournament. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
30
Harmonica, the Fun Portable Instrument. Join us at the amphitheater for an entertaining evening of foot-stompin’ bluegrass, Irish tunes, and funky blues with Terry Lakes and his harmonicas. Terry will explain the harmonica’s history from its nineteenth-century origins to the present day. He will be playing selections from his latest CD and will have some student model harmonicas available. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
31
Jazz in the Pines with Mr. Z. Join us for a relaxing, kicked-back evening of the jazz stylings of Duane Zanotelli. His jazz group and solo musical renditions have entertained audiences throughout the region. This award-winning sax man extraordinaire has delighted his fans as director of the Trinidaires. Don’t miss this special appearance. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
SEPTEMBER
Sept–mid-October
Farmers' Market
The gathering place for regionally grown vegetables, bison meat free of chemicals and hormones, baked goods, and a wide range of gourmet items. Every Saturday 8am-noon in Trinidad at Cimino Downtown Park, corner of Modica and Las Animas.
1
98th Annual Trinidad Round-Up Association
Rodeo & Las Animas County Fair
Events include wild-horse races, bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, tie-down calf roping, team roping, ladies' calf roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, bull riding, stock shows, BBQ, parade, dance, and carnival. Trinidad Round-Up Association, 719-845-0711.
August 29: Downtown night with dancing
August 30: Dancing downtown
August 31: BBQ & picnic, Roudup Park, 11am
Sept 1: Rodeo
1-30
Hooray for Trinidad: Mitchell and the Movies. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. See description of show at August 15. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
8-29
Clay! 2008. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
16
Mt. San Rafael Hospital Golf Tournament @ Cougar Canyon.
More information, 719-846-4015.
27
Chamber of Commerce Annual Golf Tournament.
More information, 866-480-4750, 719-846-9285.
OCTOBER
until mid-October
Farmers' Market
The gathering place for regionally grown vegetables, bison meat free of chemicals and hormones, baked goods, and a wide range of gourmet items. Every Saturday 8am-noon in Trinidad at Cimino Downtown Park, corner of Modica and Las Animas.
1-4
Hooray for Trinidad: Mitchell and the Movies. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. Closing reception Oct 3, 5pm-9pm. See description of show at August 15. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
2-21
Good Earth Sculpture. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
4-5
Fall Classic. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
NOVEMBER
28–Dec. 31
Fourth Annual Untitled Christmas Show. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
DECEMBER
1-31
Fourth Annual Untitled Christmas Show. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
JANUARY 2008
26
First Annual Polar Bear Ball. Featuring "DJ Elvis" Noby Gomez. Refreshments & full bar and silent auction. First St. Gallery, 150 East First Street, 7pm-2am. Tickets available at Corazon Gallery and Terracotta Sun, $15 in advance and $20 at the door. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
2
Chenoweth Award & Casino Night with the OJC Jazz Ensemble.
Aultman Hall/Lucky Monkey, 137 W. Cedar, 6:30pm.
Hot Licks & Jitterjuice (cash bar): 7:30pm
Eats: 8:00pm
Sweet Treats & Swell Words: 8:00pm
Boogie Down $ Ante Up: 9:30pm
Trinidad & Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce, 866-480-4750, 846-9285.
trinidadchamber.com
23-Apr 12
Free drawing classes taught by Trinidad Art League members. Corazon Gallery, 149 E. Main, Saturdays 12pm-2pm and 2:30pm-4:30pm. 719-846-0207.
1
Eagle Totem Gallery New Artists Show. Introducing John Graber and Robin Lassiter. 147 E. Main, 1-4pm.
1-31
Free drawing classes taught by Trinidad Art League members. Corazon Gallery, 149 E. Main, Saturdays 12pm-2pm and 2:30pm-4:30pm. 719-846-0207.
4-25
Frenzy: Ten Santa Fe Artists. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
15
Easter EGGstravaganza! Easter egg hunt, games, entertainment, prizes, drawings. Photos with the Easter Bunny, $5. Round-up Park, 12pm-3pm.
15
Dance with music by Southern Express. El Rancho, 1901 Santa Fe Trail, 8pm. Tickets $5. Abate of Colorado D-15, 719-868-2035.
15
Peacock Ball. Aultman Hall/Lucky Monkey, 5:30pm. Dinner, dancing, silent auction. Tickets $40. Corporate reserved table for 8, $400. Silver sponsor, reserved table for 4, includes advertising, $300. Gold sponsor, reserved table for 8, includes advertising, $500. Tickets available at Corazon Gallery, Francesca's Unique Gifts & Furniture, Noah's Ark Las Animas Shelter, and Colorado Mountain Spirit. All proceeds benefit Noah's Ark. Items donated for silent auction, call Laurie, 680-1102.
19
Saint Joseph's Day Table. Trinidad Italian Club. Sicilian immigrants brought the tradition with them when they moved to Trinidad to work in the coal mines. Enjoy delicious cookies, pastries, and cakes made in local kitchens. Mangia! Mangia! (Eat! Eat!)
APRIL
1-12
Free drawing classes taught by Trinidad Art League members. Corazon Gallery, 149 E. Main, Saturdays 12pm-2pm and 2:30pm-4:30pm. 719-846-0207.
5
Rene Heredia Flamenco Fantasy Dance Theater. Trinidad Middle School Auditorium, 614 Park St., 7pm. Tickets at the door, $10 adults, $5 students and children. Sponsored by the City of Trinidad Arts & Cultural Advisory Commission.
12
Jewel of the Purgatoire: TSJC Annual Fun & Friendraiser and Hall of Fame. Scott Gymnasium, TSJC campus. Reception and silent auction, 6pm; dinner, 7pm. Featured speaker is nature & wildlife photographer and local conservationist Barry O'Neill. Tickets, 719-845-5520 or 846-5649.
17-25
Trinidad Area Local Artists' Show. Corazon Gallery, 149 E. Main. Closing reception and awards presentation April 25, 5:30-7:30. Show open every day 10am-5pm. 719-846-0207.
19
Southern Colorado Choral Society with Colorado Springs Philharmonic Orchestra. Highlights include Beethoven's Choral Fantasy and Joseph Hayden's Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo. Holy Trinity Church, 235 N. Convent, 7:30pm. Tickets at the door or by reservation: $10 adults, $4 students. 719-846-5656
22
Lady Miner Invitational. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
24-25
Trinidad State Junior College Invitational. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
26
Earth Day Celebration! Free celebration: kids' parade, environmental activities, picnic. Meet at Kit Carson Park and parade to Trinidad Community Garden, N. Linden Avenue and White Street, 2pm-6 or 7pm. 719-680-0215, earthmountainfarm.org
26
Spring Earth Day Concert/Silent Auction. Trinidad Brewing Company, 516 Elm St. Tickets $12 at the door. 719-680-0215, earthmoutainfarm.org.
MAY
1-June 14
Our Colorado Legacy: Wildlife and Wild Places by Sarah Woods. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
The Mitch opens its 2008 season with the beautiful oil paintings of Sarah Woods. Sarah attributes her crisp bold colors and dramatic lighting to her life at high altitude. Having lived most of her life in Wyoming and Colorado, she feels passionate about the disappearing western landscape and feels a responsibility to document its fragile beauty. Sarah exhibits in such prestigious shows as the National Museum of Wildlife Art's Western Visions, Birds in Art, and Art & the Animal Kingdom. She was seven times included in the Arts for the Parks Competition, twice as an award winner. Sarah’s work has been featured in American Artist, Art of the West, and Wildlife Art, as well as on the covers of Whitetales and Waterfowl USA. She has also illustrated two naturalist children’s books: Rocky Mountain Rabbit and Beneath the Mask. In April 2008, Sarah will show in the Colorado Governor’s Show. The A.R. Mitchell Museum special exhibit will include originals as well as giclée reproductions of Sarah’s art, many of which will be available for purchase.
2
Baritone Broadway star Byron Nease will be holding master classes and discussions with students at TSJC. Open to the public, especially those between 7 and 18. Times and details to come.
2-23
Passenger: Alessandra Zeca, NY Photographer. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
3
Byron Nease Concert: Broadway Comes to Trinidad.
Baritone Byron Nease has concertized from Carnegie Hall to the Hollywood Bowl with dozens of symphonies under illustrious conductors Skitch Henderson and Peter Nero. Honored to have sung at the White House as well as in the Senate Chambers, he has also performed high atop New York City at the world renowned Rainbow Room and sung in over 100 countries around the world.
“A feast of musical inspiration!”
Angela Lansbury
“If Brad Pitt’s Face could sing, it would have the voice of Byron Nease.”
Chicago Sun Times
Byron Nease is dazzling!”
Dramalogue, L.A.
“Robert Goulet has nothing on Byron Nease. You could almost hear the audience catch their breath when the spotlight hits him, and can he act! He thrills the crowd!” Los Angeles Times
“Byron Nease, whose two ballads stop the show is also a comic highlight.”
New York Times
“Here’s the sound of hope and glory captured in a baritone that soars to sweet heights and roars through the valleys in-between. When grace flows through a human voice, it comes out sounding like Byron Nease – and those in his audiences never, ever again, forget that they were there to hear it.”
Mary Fisher, Author and Activist
Massari Performing Arts Center at Trinidad State Junior College. Saturday,8pm. Tickets: $26 regular seats; $50 premium seats. 719-846-4765 or Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre office at Scenic West Properties.
9
Artist's Reception for Our Colorado Legacy: Wildlife and Wild Places by Sarah Woods. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main, 5pm-8pm. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. See description of show at May 1. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
10
Twelfth Annual Stonewall Fire Department Fishing Tournament at Monument Lake Resort. Registration, 7am; orientation, 8am; fishing, 9am-3pm. Prizes awarded at 4pm for each division— men's, women's, and youth—for the heaviest fish. More info: 719-868-2024 or 868-2656. stonewallfire.us
17-18
Earth Mountain Education Farm Open House. Free farm tours, picnic. Earth Mountain Education Farm, 17613 County Road 31.9, 11am-4pm both days. More information, 719-680-0215, earthmountainfarm.org.
24-26
43rd Annual Memorial Day Golf Tournament. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
24
Pickin’ and Grinnin’ round the Campfire. Bring your own marshmallows for the family program Meet at the Amphitheatre to hear singer and guitar player Kevin Crosby as he performs campfire tunes for the entire family. From traditional to the unusual, from gunslingin’ to godspellin’, from Appalachia to the Rockies. Remember to BYOM (Bring Your Own Marshmallows) or share some of ours. Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
25
Sights and Sounds of Colorado Wildlife. Bob Holder, district wildlife manager for the Colorado Division of Wildlife, will share his wealth of knowledge and stories about local wildlife. Join us at the amphitheatre for this always popular show-and-tell presentation. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
25
Juni Fisher Concert. Award-winning western singer/songwriter: 2007 WMA Song of the Year, 2006 WMA Female Vocalist of the Year, 2005 Western Artists Western Female Vocalist of the year. Colt Ranch, 1:30pm. Tickets $30/person available at Purgatoire River Trading Company, 113 E. Main, and through Colt Ranch at 719-845-0353. Concert to benefit Las Animas County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue. Chuckwagon meal to follow at additional cost.
coltranch.com
26
Grand Opening Memorial Day Celebration at Monument Lake Resort, 37 miles west of Trinidad, 11am-2pm. BBQ from the new fine-dining Grubsteak Cafe served from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. or until all food is gone. 719-868-2226, monumentlakeresort.com
30–June 1
Second Annual "City of Champions" Golf Tournament. Festive event kicks off with a Friday evening reception at First Street Gallery and continues with a delightful dinner. Plan a weekend including historical tours, shopping, and more. First 72 players only. 719-846-3943.
Friday, May 30
7pm Trinidad Area Arts Council Reception, First Street Gallery, 150 E. First Street.
Saturday, May 31
6:30am Volunteer arrival and registration setup
7:30am Player registration opens, continental breakfast
9am Shotgun start
10am Trolley tour of historic Trinidad (for spouses)
3:30pm Refreshments and day’s results (players and spouses)
5:30pm Social hour with cash bar (players and spouses)
7pm Dinner & program (players and spouses), TSJC facilities
Sunday, June 1
6:30am Volunteer arrival and registration setup
7:30am Player registration opens & practice facilities available,
continental breakfast
9am Shotgun start
3pm BBQ lunch and awards ceremony (players and spouses)
30
Random Family String Band. Music night at Trinidad Brewing Company, 516 Elm. Reservations required: 719-846-7069, trinidadbrewingcompany.com.
31
Trinidad Community Foundation Golf Tournament. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
31
Horno Cooking from the Past. Join park interpreter Pat Patrick and learn how to cook like a Spanish settler. We will bake a tasty dish in the traditional horno. Come to the amphitheatre and learn the history of this ancient oven and sample the delightful goods for yourself. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
JUNE
Treat your young travelers to BUGS! at the Carnegie Public Library
Tuesdays: 2pm-3pm, activity for all ages. Wednesdays: Story Hour at 10:30am and Tween Activity 5pm-7pm. Fridays: Do-It-Yourself Craft 10am-3pm. 202 N. Animas Street across from City Hall. All programs free. Children must be accompanied by an adult or caregiver over age 16 at all times.
Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company Season Begins
All performances at 7:30 pm except Sundays at 2:30 pm and Saturday, August 16, at 2:30 and 7:30 pm. Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College.
Tickets: $30 opening gala nights and $20 all other performances. Premium season tickets for three opening nights, $85; regular season tickets for each nonopening show, $55. Junior Academy performances $10 adults and $5 children.
Tickets available at the SCRT office, 719-846-4765, Scenic West Properties, 132 E. Main, at the SCRT box office after 6pm, and online.
Lend Me a Tenor. Award-winning, family-friendly play considered "one of the funniest farces to appear on Broadway." Most understandable by students grade ten and up. Performances June 13, 14, 20, 21; July 3, 4, 18, 19, 27; August 8, 9. See also individual calendar dates.
Spitfire Grill. Upbeat musical about hope and redemption based on the film by Lee David Zlotoff. Performances June 27, 28; July 5, 20, 24; August 1, 2, 10, 15, 16. See also individual calendar dates.
Lucky Stiff. Farce based on the 1983 novel The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo by Michael Butterworth. Family friendly, though sophisticated for young children. Performances July 11, 12, 13, 17, 25, 26; August 3, 7, 15, 16. See also individual calendar dates.
Grease. August 3, 4.
3
Joe Mack. Music night at Trinidad Brewing Company, 516 Elm. Reservations required: 719-846-7069, trinidadbrewingcompany.com.
1-14
Our Colorado Legacy: Wildlife and Wild Places by Sarah Woods. Closing reception June 14, 10am-3pm. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. See description of show at May 1. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
5
Tee It Up Trinidad. Cougar Canyon Golf Links, 12pm check-in with 1pm shotgun start. Dinner, awards, & auction following event. $85 per person. All proceeds help Trinidad High School Marching Band go to Washington, DC. 304 Shanahan Drive, 719-422-7015, cougarcanyonliving.com
6-27
Illuminations–Spirit in Art: Society of Layerists in Multi-Media. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm.
trinidadarts.org
7
Fishing 101 and Then Some: Fish Stories Fact and Fiction. Lookin’ to catch the “big one” or just enhance your fishing experience? Join park ranger Rick Gardner and master angler “Walleye Bob” Giordano and learn some facts about the fish in Trinidad Lake. Their fishing experience is sure to make your next fishing trip more fun and maybe even more productive. Then it’s your turn to join in with your fish story (truth not required). Prizes will be awarded for the tallest tale. All ages are invited to join us at the amphitheatre for this informative program. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
7-8
Free fishing days at Trinidad Lake State Park, only 3 miles west of Trinidad on the Scenic Highway of Legends. No Colorado fishing license is required. 719-846-6951 or 3813. A park pass is required.
7-8
32nd Annual Latin Invitational. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
13
Lend Me a Tenor. Opening Night Gala. Champagne and dessert at a meet-the-cast reception after the performance. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
13-15
Twenty-third Annual Santa Fe Trail Festival. This year's festival will be held at Trinidad's new downtown park next to the riverwalk in El Corazón de Trinidad (heart of Trinidad). The festival will feature historic costumes and reenactments with a special Old West Town and teepee exhibits. Continuous live entertainment, street dances, food and craft booths. Lots of activities for children include pony rides, bungee pole, carnival rides, soft play equipment, and more. Trinidad & Las Animas County Chamber of Commerce, 866-480-4750, 846-9285.
trinidadchamber.com
13: 3pm-11pm
14: 10am-11pm
15: 10am-5pm
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The American Beaver. Beavers can have both a positive and a negative impact on the environment. When beavers build dams, they create new wetland environments for other species. Dams can also slow the flow of water in streams, causing silt to build up and some species to lose habitat. Join park ranger Floyd Duran for a fun, fact-filled exploration into the characteristics, range, habitat, diet, life cycle, and behavior of the American beaver. Learn locations of beaver dams in the park. All ages are invited to join us at the amphitheatre for this informative program. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
14
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
15
17th Annual Adult-Child Tournament. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
17
Be a Garden Spy! Explore the world of worms, insects, soils, and plants. For grades K-2; light snacks. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 9am-11am; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Those who attend this Tuesday program get $1 off the next movie. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
18 Movie: Charlotte's Web. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 7pm; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
19
DeWayn Brothers. Music night at Trinidad Brewing Company, 516 Elm. Reservations required: 719-846-7069, trinidadbrewingcompany.com.
20
Sunysides. Music night at Trinidad Brewing Company, 516 Elm. Reservations required: 719-846-7069, trinidadbrewingcompany.com.
20
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
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Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
21
Prisoners of War at Camp Trinidad, 1943-1946: Internment, Intimidation, Incompetence and Country Club Living by Kurt Landsberger, Jewish refugee, U.S. soldier, and camp translator. Trinidad History Museum Cultivating History Program, Trinidad Lake State Park, 3 miles west of Trinidad, 7pm.
21
Brazilian BBQ with pork ribs, chops, grilled veggies and a number of other South American treats. Music by Caji & Salome; see cajidabahia.com. Trinidad Brewing Company at 516 Elm Street. Festivities begin at 4pm. Tickets $18 at the door.
21-22
17th Annual Azar Summer Invitational. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
24-August 9
Train Tracks Through Trinidad: Historic Aultman Studio photographs and original art by John Graber. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
The role of railroads in the culture, art, and history of Trinidad, Colorado, emphasizing the importance of the industry in Trinidad’s past, present, and future. Trinidad has been a hub for transportation since its founding along the Santa Fe Trail in the mid-1800s. The exhibit will feature photos of trains taken by renowned Trinidad photographers O. E. and Glenn Aultman, as well as the art and artifacts of John B. Graber, formerly of Flagstaff, Arizona, and now residing in Trinidad.
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Be a Garden Spy! Explore the world of worms, insects, soils, and plants. For grades 3-5; light snacks. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 9am-noon; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Those who attend this Tuesday program get $1 off the next movie. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
25
Movie: Nancy Drew Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 7pm; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
25
Megan Burtt. Music night at Trinidad Brewing Company, 516 Elm. Reservations required: 719-846-7069, trinidadbrewingcompany.com.
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Artist's Reception for Train Tracks Through Trinidad: Historic Aultman Studio photographs and original art by John Graber. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main, 5pm-8pm. See description of show at June 24. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
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Spitfire Grill. Opening Night Gala. Champagne and dessert at a meet-the-cast reception after the performance. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
27
MyTea Kind/Elephant Revival. Music night at Trinidad Brewing Company, 516 Elm. Reservations required: 719-846-7069, trinidadbrewingcompany.com.
28
Capulin Volcanic Field. Joyce Umbrach from Capulin Volcano National Monument will present the amazing geology of the Capulin Volcanic Field. Broaden your appreciation for the beauty of this region with an understanding of its geological history. Join us at the amphitheatre for this thought-provoking program about one of the youngest volcanoes in the area. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
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Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
JULY
mid-July–mid-October
Farmers' Market
The gathering place for regionally grown vegetables, bison meat free of chemicals and hormones, baked goods, and a wide range of gourmet items. Every Saturday 8am-noon in Trinidad at Cimino Downtown Park, corner of Modica and Las Animas.
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Train Tracks Through Trinidad: Historic Aultman Studio photographs and original art by John Graber. A.R. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main. See description of show at June 24. Museum hours: Tues-Sun 10am-4pm. 719-846-4224, armitchell.org.
3
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
4
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
4
Monument Lake Fourth Celebration. BBQ with brisket, chicken, and all the trimmings, noon-3pm. Concert at 3pm with legendary singer, songwriter, and author Jon Chandler. $15.95/person; children under ten $9.95. All vehicles must purchase a resort pass.
4
Tales of the Fur Trade. Learn about the mountain man and fur trade era through stories and demonstrations by Beaver Belly, mountain man and fur trapper. Hear the tall tales the mountain man was famous for and learn how to trap a beaver, build fire with flint and steel. See the traps and peltry of the day. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
4-31
Patrick Kikut: Associate Professor of Art, University of Wyoming. First Street Gallery, 150 East First St. 719-846-1441. Gallery open Tues-Sat 10am-3pm. trinidadarts.org
5
More Tales of the Fur Trade. Jack Rudder will entertain all ages with tales of the western fur trade. Learn the history of the fur trade and the role it played in the development of the mountainous west. Check out some of the real wildlife fur that gave life to the trade. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
5
Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
5-6
Santa Fe Trail Little Britches Rodeo. Kids aged 5 to 18 from Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas, Wyoming, Utah, and other states compete in 30 different events at the Las Animas County Fairgrounds. Prizes include cash and Santa Fe Trail Little Britches belt buckles. Nonmembers: $25 rodeo registration fee plus $15 per event. Members: $15 per event. Entrants who place in this event go on to the national finals in Pueblo, Colorado. To register and for more information, call 719-846-0271.
8
Scooby-Doo History Detectives. History with your favorite canine sleuth. Grades K-2; light snacks. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 9am-11am; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Those who attend this Tuesday program get $1 off the next movie. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
9
Gardening Fun for Kids. Free class 10:30am-noon for children five and up. Reservations, 846-4170, SRG's Landscaping Supply, 2400 E. Main Street.
9
Movie: Scooby-Doo. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 7pm; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
10
The 1960s Bloom Garden Beautification Project by Cosette Henritze.
Trinidad History Museum Cultivating History Program, Free lecture on the heirloom gardens in the General Purpose Room in the Sullivan Student Center at Trinidad State Junior College, 7pm. 719-846-7217.
11
Lucky Stiff. Opening Night Gala. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
12
Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
12
Pinion-Juniper Woodland Hike. Join Park Interpreter Pat Patrick on Levsa Canyon Trail to explore the wonders of the pinion-juniper woodland ecosystem and the beginnings of Trinidad Lake. All ages are welcome, but children 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Meet at the trailhead near the bathhouse to begin the adventure. Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 5:30pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
12
Stars on Carpios Ridge, a Star Party. Carpios Ridge is a great dark-sky location. Join Bob Philbin and park staff at the amphitheatre for an evening of night sky viewing. We'll look for meteors, planets, and other galactic wonders. Bring the family for an evening of fun. In the event of inclement weather a spectacular slide show will be presented. Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 8:30pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
12-13
29th Annual Happy Valley Tournament. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
13
Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, matinee 2:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
13
Music & Ice Cream in the Park. Trinidad Area Community Band Concert and Italian Club Ice Cream Social at Kit Carson Park, 6pm.
15
Scooby-Doo History Detectives. History with your favorite canine sleuth. Grades 3-5. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 9am-noon; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Those who attend this Tuesday program get $1 off the next movie. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
16
Movie: Night at the Museum Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 7pm, enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
17
Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
18
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
18
Rex Rideout in Concert. A celebration of Western music in honor of the 100th anniversary of the publication of the very first book of cowboy songs by "Jack" Thorp (N. Howard Thorp, 1867-1940), who collected cowboy songs and poems across the West for nearly 20 years. Rex Rideout is a longtime student of the music and songs of the 19th-century American West and plays many musical instruments: mandolin, fiddle, guitar, banjo, and tin whistle, to name just a few. See timetravelmusic.com. Mitchell Museum, 150 E. Main St., 7pm. Tickets available at the Carnegie Library and the museum. Senior citizens (55 & up), $5; Adults $8; Students 13-18 or with college ID, $4; Children 12 and under free. More info: Library, 719-846-6841; Museum, 719-846-4224.
18-20
Three-day Youth Camp. Earth Mountain Education Farm, 17613 County Road 31.9. Call 719-680-0215 to register. earthmoutainfarm.org.
19
Whispering Sage on Carpios Ridge. Join us at the amphitheatre for an evening of Native American flute and guitar music. Ken Arko and his group Whispering Sage will entertain us with selections from their recently released CD. Ken makes his own flutes and is an accomplished flautist and guitarist. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
19
Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
20
Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, matinee 2:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
20
Holy Trinity Parish Festival. Sebastiani Gym and grounds, 10am. Lots of food, fun, games, and a flea market.
22
Bon Appetite! A French picnic with master chef Julia Child. For grades 3-8. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 9am-noon; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Those who attend this Tuesday program get $1 off the next movie. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
23
Movie: Ratatouille Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 7pm; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
24
Spitfire Grill. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
24
An Evening with Chef Julia Child by Cathy Bearden and Barbara Snow.
Trinidad History Museum Cultivating History Program, General Purpose Room in the Sullivan Student Center on the Trinidad State Junior College campus at 600 Prospect Street.
25
Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
25-26
Raton Basin A.P.I. Tournament. Trinidad Municipal Golf Course, 1417 Nolan Drive. 719-846-4015, trinidadgc.com
26
The Horno and the Dutch Oven: Two Early Cooking Styles. Join Park Ranger Floyd Duran and Park Interpreter Pat Patrick in a fun evening experiencing these distinctly different cooking methods and sampling the food prepared. Meet at the Amphitheatre family program, Trinidad Lake State Park (3 miles west of Trinidad), 7pm. 719-846-6951 or 3813.
26
Lucky Stiff. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
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Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, matinee 2:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
29
Chez Bloom French Outdoor Art with Santa Fe artist Jane Shea. For grades 6-8; light snacks. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 9am-noon; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Those who attend this Tuesday program get $1 off the next movie. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
30
Movie: National Treasure. Fun in Bloom programs for kids, Trinidad History Museum, 7pm; enter by gate at corner of South Chestnut and East First.
Cost $2 per program for each child and adult with preregistration or $5 at the door (children under 7 must be accompanied by an adult). Museum hours for preregistration the Friday before the activity, Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. Walk, ride your bike, or skateboard to the museum and get $1 off entry fee. 719-846-7217.
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Lend Me a Tenor. Southern Colorado Repertory Theatre Company at the Massari Theater, Trinidad State Junior College, 7:30pm. Play descriptions and ticket info. 719-846-4765, scrtheatre.com
31
Flags of World War II by Richard Lawler and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. TSJC General Purpose Room, 7pm. Trinidad History Museum Cultivating History Program.