An Adventure in the Arts · continuing quest to harness nature as a resource for personal and communal use. As time has progressed, our ingenuity and creativity in harnessing power

An Adventure in the ArtsThe Collection of the Guild Hall Museum

Including the works of Pollock, Warhol, De Kooning and others.

The City of Loveland is committed to providing an equal opportunity for services, programs and activities and does not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, age, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation or gender. For more information on non-discrimination or for translation assistance, please contact the City’s Title VI Coordinator at [email protected] or (970) 962-2372. The City will make reasonable accommodations for citizens in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). For more information on ADA or accommodations, please contact the City’s ADA Coordinator at [email protected] or (970) 962-3319.

La Ciudad de Loveland está comprometida a proporcionar igualdad de oportunidades para los servicios, programas y actividades y no discriminar en base a discapacidad, raza, edad, color, origen nacional, religión, orientación sexual o género. Para más información sobre la no discriminación o para asistencia en traducción, favor contacte al Coordinador Título VI de la Ciudad al [email protected] o al (970) 962-2372. La Ciudad realizará las acomodaciones razonables para los ciudadanos de acuerdo con la Ley de Discapacidades para americanos (ADA). Para más información sobre ADA o acomodaciones, favor contacte al Coordinador de ADA de la Ciudad en [email protected] o al (970) 962-3319.

Susan P. IsonDirector of Cultural ServicesMaureen Corey, Curator of ArtJennifer Cousino, Curator of HistoryJenni Dobson, Curator of EducationEric Franklin, Exhibits PreparatorTegan Hollen, Business Services SpecialistSuzanne Janssen, Public Art ManagerJess Killingsworth, Marketing CoordinatorKimber Kreutzer, Executive AssistantMichelle Standiford, Graphic DesignerAshley Yager, Registrar

CULTURAL SERVICES BOARDElizabeth Skowron, ChairGeraldine AmatJuanita CisnerosDr. Dierdre CookHeather Fortin RubaldKris OrtmannChristopher Rae, alternateCornelia Winters

VISUAL ARTS COMMISSIONAbbie Powers, ChairAngela BrillBlas EstradaBruce GueswelGreg Hoff Phyllis Moore, alternateMaryjo MorganMargaret RosboroughSara TurnerJade Windell

SMILE!The City of Loveland Cultural Services Department reserves the right to use images and/or photographs of anyone in any activity, class, program, concert or event in any activity or public place in present and/or future publications or on the department’s web pages for promotional purposes, unless told otherwise at the time image or photo is taken.

Cover Image:Chuck Close, Phil, Manipulated, handmade pressed paper pulp, 1982. Courtesy of the Guild Hall Museum.

GENERAL INFORMATIONHOURSMonday: ClosedTuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10 am – 5 pmThursday: 10 am – 7 pmSaturday: 10 am – 4 pmSunday: 12 pm – 4 pmSecond Fridays: 10 am – 9 pmThe Loveland Museum is a City of Loveland facility; in the case of inclement weather, please check www.cityofloveland.org for information about temporary closures.PARKING with a two-hour limit is available along 5th Street and Lincoln Avenue. Three-hour parking is available in the lot on 5th Street and Lincoln Avenue. There are no time restrictions in all parking areas after 6 pm on weekdays and all day on weekends. Limited handicap accessible parking is located on 5th Street on the south side of the Museum. Long term parking is available in the new Foundry parking garage located at 2nd and Lincoln Avenue.FOOD AND BEVERAGES are not permitted in the Museum. PHOTOGRAPHY in the Museum is permitted in designated areas only. Please inquire at the front desk before taking photographs inside the Museum.BACKPACKS AND LARGE BAGS are not permitted in the Museum. Lockers are not available and guests are encouraged to leave all valuables and large or heavy items at home.SERVICE ANIMALS are welcome.ACCESSIBLE RESTROOMS are located on the main level. Infant/toddler changing stations are available in both restrooms on the main level.ADMISSION INFORMATIONAdmission to the Main Gallery art exhibit is $7 per person (members and visitors 12 & under are free). The remainder of the Museum is free admission with donations gladly accepted.Memberships are available for purchase at the front desk and online at www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org. For a full list of membership benefits by level, please ask at the front desk or reference the website.Discounted Main Gallery admission is available to groups of 10 or more who call at least seven calendar days in advance of their visit. Please call the Museum at (970) 962-2410 to make arrangements.THE FOOTE GALLERYis a reservable space and the gallery may be closed for private events from time to time. Please call the Museum front desk (970) 962-2410 to verify exhibit availability prior to arrival.

Cultural Services is a department within the City of Loveland

From Fireside Gallery to the Dunning GalleryLoveland is known as an art town and that is reflected in your Museum—changing art exhibits that invite you to visit often to see what’s new.

However, the Museum’s roots are in Loveland history—and its importance has not waned. We are both a history museum and an art museum.

In the past, the design of our history exhibits has not been conducive to larger-scale changing exhibits (as we have for the art section), providing little opportunity to share the 35,000+ objects in the historic collection. Thanks to a recent remodel that’s no longer true.

I’m pleased to introduce the new Dunning Gallery, a project by Curator of History, Jennifer Cousino, to provide more opportunity to share history. The Fireside Gallery name is being replaced by the Dunning Gallery, in honor of Harold Dunning, who started the historic collection in the 1930s.

The first exhibit in the new gallery opens in April, featuring a variety of quilts and related objects drawn from the historic collection.

Please join us for the Opening Reception on Friday, April 12, 6 – 8 pm.

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Scott Young, installation detail

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THROUGH APR 21, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

FOOTE GALLERYThoughtful, theatrical, and provocative, Love is a Thug is a celebration of the craft and creativity of conceptual artist Scott Young, challenging visitors to reexamine their relationship with romance. Loveland Museum presents an exhibition that reflects a contemplative and honest assessment of this pining for relationship and the challenge of linking yourself to an unknown, with all resultant power struggles, both internally wrought and externally imposed.

Scott Young is a Denver-based artist who works with neon and text to create thought-provoking artwork that challenges viewers to engage with and question the modes by which we co-exist and strive to relate with one another.

“I use neon, and other gases, because it has a soul, a purpose. It’s almost human in its energy. It has this everlasting glow to it that I’m chasing—whether that’s in a person or a piece of art.” – Scott Young

SCOTT YOUNGLOVE IS A THUG

EXHIBITIONS

**The Foote Gallery/Auditorium is a reservable space and the gallery may be closed for private events from time to time. Please call the Museum front desk (970) 962-2410 to verify exhibit availability prior to arrival.

Mason Huner, Winter Fun (detail),Centennial Elementary, 5th grade

EXHIBITIONS

THROUGH APR 21, 2019 | $7 ADMISSION (12 & UNDER FREE)

LOCAL MOTIONTHOMPSON SCHOOL DISTRICTSTUDENT ART SHOW 2019

MAIN GALLERYSwim, fly, ride, hike, run and explore through colorful worlds of local student-artists as they interpret motion though art. Support Loveland and Berthoud’s youth artistry and celebrate National Youth Art Month with the bi-annual Thompson School District Student Art Show. Displaying artwork of students in grades kindergarten through 12th, the show features two- and three-dimensional works of art from the areas of photography, jewelry, ceramics, sculpture, collage, painting and drawing.

ExhibitProgrammingEXHIBIT FREE DAYFriday, April 19The exhibit will also be free during Night on the Town: April 12, 5 – 9 pm.

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Vicky Russell, Full Moon (detail)

THROUGH JUN 16, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

PRACTICE WHAT YOU TEACH ART EDUCATORS OF NORTHERN COLORADO

GREEN ROOM GALLERYEnjoy a glimpse into the artistic practice of a group of educators who successfully balance careers in education with their own inspired output. These teachers work tirelessly to motivate, direct, and guide Northern Colorado students while at the same time developing distinctive artistic goals. Discover the engaging and beautiful world of daily creative pursuit from a group of artists whose life work is the propagation of artistic expression itself. This free exhibition is an excellent complement to the Main Gallery student exhibition.

ExhibitProgrammingMOTHER'S DAY ART MARKETFriday, May 10, 5 – 7:30 pmFREEThompson School District art teachers featured in the Practice What You Teach exhibit will have work for sale at the Museum. Come find the perfect gift for mom and enjoy springtime treats while you shop!

EXHIBITIONS

APR 11 – SEP 29, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

QUILTSWARMTH TO WONDER

DUNNING GALLERYIn 1828, a quilt was defined as a cover or garment made by putting wool, cotton or other substance between two cloths and sewing them together by Noah Webster in An American Dictionary of the English Language. The definition remains much the same today. Whether of rich or humble fabrics, large in size or small, expertly crafted or not, well-worn or pristine, quilts provide a visual framework that contributes to the story of America’s complex history.

This exhibit presents a variety of quilts and related objects drawn directly for the Loveland Museum’s historic collection. Also included are examples of contemporary quilts created in Loveland courtesy of the Studio Art Quilt Associates.

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EXHIBITIONS

ExhibitProgrammingOPENING RECEPTIONFriday, April 12 6 – 8 pm

Amelia Furman, Windpower (detail)

APR 12 – AUG 18, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

AMELIA FURMANQUEST FOR POWERA HISTORY AS ART EXHIBITION

MEZZANINE GALLERYIn a continuing series that links historic themes with artistic interpretation, Amelia Furman, using her hallmark technique of layered images obscured through the veil of memory, presents a series of new work that addresses the theme of power, as both a logistical struggle and a theoretical concept.

Since the first fire was sparked, humankind has been on a continuing quest to harness nature as a resource for personal and communal use. As time has progressed, our ingenuity and creativity in harnessing power has grown, both positively and negatively. By looking at the history and tools used to capture these natural resources, my hope is that viewers will take pause to consider the implications of our power struggle and what this quest for power points to on a deeper, internal level. Could our desire to conquer nature be indicative or reflective of our inner struggle to gain control of everything we touch?

– Amelia Furman

ExhibitProgrammingARTIST GALLERY TALKFriday, April 125:30 pm

OPENING RECEPTIONFriday, April 126 – 8 pm

THE POWER OF CREATIVITYSaturday, April 13, 9 am - 12 pmMulti-generation art workshop (p. 33)

THE STRUGGLE IS REAL:POWER STRUGGLES BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILDRENThursday, May 16, 5:30 pm (p. 20)

FINDING POWER IN FINANCIAL FREEDOMThursday, June 6, 5:30 pm (p. 21)

MOVING POWER FORWARD HYDROPOWER IN COLORADOThursday, July 25, 6 pm (p. 21)

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EXHIBITIONS

Thane Gorek, Just as You Imagined It Would Be

MAY 4 – JUN 2, 2019 | $7 ADMISSION

GOVERNOR'S ART SHOW

MAIN GALLERY / FOOTE GALLERYThe Loveland Rotary Clubs present the 28th annual Governor’s Art Show and Sale benefitting Rotary-sponsored charitable projects. Since 1991, the Governor's Art Show has featured a juried collection of outstanding works by Colorado artists in a wide variety of mediums, artistic techniques, and styles. This exhibition beautifully combines excellence in art with the positive impact of guided philanthropy.

For the second year, one third of net proceeds from the show will be donated to the Thompson Education Foundation’s Homeless Assistance Fund. The fund provides a variety of services for homeless students and their families. As in previous years, art scholarships are awarded to local graduating high school seniors with funds generated from the show. Artwork from these students will be on display during the exhibit. For more information, please visit: www.governorsartshow.org.

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EXHIBITIONS

ExhibitProgrammingMEMBERS-ONLY PREVIEW RECEPTIONThursday, May 27 – 8 pm

OPENING NIGHT GALAFriday, May 36 – 8:30 pmTickets: www.governorsartshow.org

EXHIBIT FREE DAYThursday, May 23The exhibit will also be free during Night on the Town: Friday, May 10, 5 – 9 pm.


JUN 14 – SEP 22, 2019 | $7 ADMISSION

AN ADVENTURE IN THE ARTSTHE COLLECTION OF THE GUILD HALL MUSEUM

MAIN GALLERYGuild Hall: An Adventure in the Arts, Selections from the Permanent Collection features works by artists who lived on the East End of Long Island, as well as by artists who were inspired by their visits to the area. Organized by Guild Hall in East Hampton, New York from their collection, the exhibition honors artists from the past 120 years who have made the East End a thriving center for creative expression and artistic experimentation.

Guild Hall: An Adventure in the Arts features more than 80 works dating from 1878 to 1994 by Thomas Moran, Childe Hassam, Jackson Pollock, Lee Krasner, Willem and Elaine de Kooning, Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol, Jimmy Ernst, Roy Lichtenstein, Chuck Close, Joe Zucker, David Salle and more of the nation's leading artists. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, and mixed media works will trace the progression of art movements in America from Impressionism to Abstract Expressionism to experiments by contemporary artists in the 1980s and 1990s.

ExhibitProgrammingMEMBERS ONLY OPENING RECEPTIONThursday June 137 - 9 pm

EXHIBIT FREE DAYSTuesday, July 2Thursday, August 8The exhibit will also be free during Night on the Town: Friday, June 14, July 12, August 9, and September 13, 5 – 9 pm.

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Jackson Pollock, Untitled (after "Number 7"),silkscreen on paper, 1951

Childe Hassam, Little Old Cottage, Egypt Laneoil on canvas, 1917

Both images courtesy of the Guild Hall Museum

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JUN 1 – JUN 30, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

BIKE MONTH IN POSTERS

MUSEUM LOBBYTo celebrate bicycling for transportation, fun, and health, Colorado has designated June as Bike Month. This exhibit features Bike Month posters going back to 2009. It will share the lobby space with a bicycle related kid’s activity. Learn about bike month while contemplating how bicycles can add more enjoyment to your life.

Visit the Loveland Bike Month website to viewother fun bicycle activities.www.cityofloveland.org/BikeLoveland

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EXHIBITIONS

JUN 22 – SEP 1, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

LOVELAND PERFORMING ARTSCELEBRATING FIFTY YEARS OF MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT

FOOTE GALLERYFor nearly 50 years, Loveland Performing Arts, an all-volunteer organization, has been bringing world-class, professional entertainment to Loveland and the Front Range. The annual concert seasons sponsored by Loveland Performing Arts have captured the hearts of young and old alike. This exhibit features memorabilia dating back 50 years showing the remarkable contribution this dedicated organization has made to Loveland’s history over the years.

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ExhibitProgrammingOPENING RECEPTIONFriday, July 126 – 8 pmFeaturing Loveland Flute Ensemble under the direction of Susan Chapman


JUN 29 – OCT 6, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

EVAN COLBERTOBSCURED BY CLOUDS

GREEN ROOM GALLERYEvan Colbert is an artist of the information age. He appropriates visual images from the relentless onslaught that bombards us. In his art, he incorporates logos, trademarks, icons, symbols, pictograms, signage and other ubiquitous images in befuddling and often humorous juxtapositions. Colbert has an inventive and unorthodox approach to materials and techniques for executing his paintings and prints. He often works on found or recycled materials and makes use of industrial products to make stencils, templates and textures.

Evan Colbert received a BFA degree from Metropolitan State College of Denver in 2003. He has exhibited his work in solo and group exhibitions at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, CO; the Arvada Center for Visual Arts, CO; the Detroit Museum of New Art, MI and others.

His work is in the collections of the Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock; Ericksson Radiotelecommunications, Stockholm, Sweden; the Auraria Center for Photography, Denver, CO and others.

ExhibitProgrammingOPENING RECEPTIONFriday, July 126 – 8 pm

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Evan Colbert, Clouds Triptych (detail)

SEP 13 – OCT 20, 2019 | FREE ENTRY

LOVELAND ART STUDIO TOUR PREVIEW EXHIBITION

FOOTE GALLERYEnjoy the work of artists featured in the 11th 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.

Visit the artists’ studios on pre-selected tour dates to see the works of each respective artist. Tour dates are October 12-13 and October 19-20. Visit www.lovelandartstudiotour.com for a tour guide and more information.

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EXHIBITIONS

ExhibitProgrammingOPENING RECEPTIONThursday, September 196 – 8 pm

Patti Andre Studio**The Foote Gallery/Auditorium is a reservable space and the gallery may be closed for private events from time to time. Please call the Museum front desk (970) 962-2410 to verify exhibit availability prior to arrival.

THURSDAYSAPR 4 – APR 25, 2019 | 12 – 1 PMFEE: $5 each session ($4 for Museum Members)

FOOTE GALLERYClasses will be held in the Museum’s Foote Gallery, but your fee includes a trip to the Main Gallery exhibition before or after your class.

For summer yoga offerings, visit:www.cityofloveland.org/departments/parks-recreation/chilson-recreation-center/fitness-wellness/yoga-sessions

Instructor: Annika Frieberg

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SEASONAL POETRY

The Regional Poets invite you to celebrate the fascinating expressions of the Colorado seasons in poetry, song, and storytelling. A short 30-minute open-mic segment will begin each program, where readers from the public are invited to share a 2-minute poem or song that references the season. A 90-minute program will follow. These are free community events, open to everyone, and appropriate for all ages.

SUMMER SONGSUNDAY | JUN 23 | 1 – 3 PM

In his poem, “Summer Song,” William Carlos Williams creates images of a “wanderer moon” and the “brilliant dew-moistened summer morning”. What are the poems and songs that summer brings out in you? Join us for a sunny stroll in poetry to celebrate the bright solstice and joys of summer.

THE BEAUTIFUL CHANGESSUNDAY | SEP 22 | 1 – 3 PM

Celebrate the autumn equinox with Richard Wilbur’s poem titled The Beautiful Changes. What changes—both metaphorical and in the natural world—do you associate with fall? Join us for a festive exploration of autumn in poetry, music, and storytelling.

THURSDAY | APR 11, 2019 | 4 – 6 PM FREE

Students from Campion Academy’s diverse international program will offer an open house full of entertainment, activity, art, cuisine, and more! Join Campion students from around the world, as well as local students, on a cultural journey. Roam the booths to find out more about each country by way of art, food and games. Each group will also perform a short dance, song or skit based on their culture.

Short presentations/performances will include:• 4:20 pm - Brazil• 4:40 pm - Japan• 5:00 pm – Mexico & Central America• 5:20 pm - China• 5:40 pm - Congo

Campion Academy is a co-educational boarding secondary school, operated by the Rocky Mountain Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, and opened in 1907. Campion, situated on the south side of Loveland, not only educates American students, but also offers an English Language Learner program for international students. Currently, Campion is home to students from China, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Central America, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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INTERNATIONAL CELEBRATION WITH CAMPION ACADEMY

THURSDAY | APR 25, 2019 | 5:30 PMFREE

Foote GalleryDocumentary, 2018, Not rated, 88 minutes

When a group of young DIY artists in Santa Fe can’t find a door into the art world, they blow open an entirely new portal with their grit, passion, and tenacity. Within just 10 years- and with a little help from George R. R. Martin- the group called Meow Wolf ultimately hits a cultural nerve and garners massive, unexpected success with their exhibit, House of Eternal Return.

In one of the most unlikely success stories you’ll ever see, Meow Wolf: Origin Story takes us through the meteoric rise of a penniless, anarchic art collective as it attracts the support of Martin (Game of Thrones) and morphs into a multi-million dollar corporation. With the opening of House of Eternal Return, the group sets its sights on new exhibits around the world (including a new ride at Denver’s Elitch Gardens, set to open at the end of April 2019). Origin Story follows the seven eclectic founding members and hundreds of volunteers as they struggle with fracture, loss, success, and failure over a decade – while constantly redefining themselves and what art can really be. Meow Wolf is comprised of over 300 employees creating and supporting art across a variety of media, including architecture, sculpture, painting, photography, video production, cross-reality, music, audio engineering, narrative writing, costuming, performance, and more.

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MEOW WOLF: ORIGIN STORY FILM SCREENING

SPECIAL PROGRAM

MLK, JR. - HIS LIFE, HIS VISION, HIS LEGACYTHURSDAY | APR 4 | 5:30 PMFoote GalleryFREEThursday, April 4th, 2019 marks 51 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was shot and assassinated by a sniper's bullet in Memphis, Tennessee. Those who opposed him gave him many labels: radical, agitator, and threat during the 50s and 60s battle for civil rights. Yet, he remained undeniably hopeful and relentlessly diligent in working to create opportunities, dialogues, and progress for the poor, working men and women, and minorities of every race, color, creed and ethnicity.

Join us for an evening of food, speakers, music, a multi-media presentation and artwork inspired by Dr. King's words. Lend your voice to the conversation and discussion on how to continue his work to build OUR community.

Brought to you by Martin Luther King, Jr. Loveland Events – Celebrating 30 years of commitment and service to Loveland and Northern Colorado.

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THE PIONEERING PAST OF THE BIG THOMPSON VALLEY Newspaper Stories by Zethyl GatesFRIDAY | MAY 10 | 6:30 PMMuseum LobbyFREEBook Signing with Editor Diane BrotemarkleThis book features newspaper stories about the early days of Loveland, Colorado and the region told by Loveland native and historian, Zethyl Gates, during the 1970s, ‘80s and ‘90s.

MOTHER'S DAY ART MARKETFRIDAY | MAY 10 | 5 – 7:30 PMFREEThompson School District art teachers featured in the Practice What You Teach exhibit will have work for sale at the Museum. Come find the perfect gift for mom and enjoy springtime treats while you shop!

THE STRUGGLE IS REALPower Struggles Between Parents and ChildrenTHURSDAY | MAY 16 | 5:30 PMFoote GalleryFREE Presentation by Ari Hoffman, licensed psychotherapist with a specialty in family counseling

THE SHAPE OF SPACE:PHYSICAL CULTURE IN THE ANIMAL WORLDTHURSDAY | APR 18 | 6 PMFoote GalleryFREE Presented by Arlo Pelegrin When it comes to moving bits of matter around to create comfort, humans are champions: a pile of pine needles in a cave, or a mansion in Mariana Butte. But many animals do the same, arranging the physical world to suit their needs. There is an element of culture in the building of a nest or the setting of a trap. Is there a boundary between instinct and creativity?

FINDING POWER INFINANCIAL FREEDOMTHURSDAY | JUNE 6 | 5:30 PMFoote GalleryFREE Presented by Penny Kid of Pennywise Financial Counseling Services

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MARIANO MEDINA REMEMBERSSATURDAY | MAY 25 | 1:30 PMFoote GalleryFREEPresented by Angel VigilMaster storyteller Angel Vigil will bring to life Loveland’s colorful pioneer, Mariano Medina. Experience Mariano Medina as he reminisces about his younger days as a mountain man, father and Colorado pioneer.

MOVING POWER FORWARD: HYDROPOWER IN COLORADO THURSDAY | JUL 25 | 6 PMFoote GalleryFREE Presented by James Bishop, Public Involvement Specialist, Bureau of Reclamation Bishop will talk about how hydropower works on the northern Front Range, as it relates to the Colorado Big Thompson water project.

HISTORY OF THE STONE AGE FAIRTHURSDAY | SEP 12 | 6 PMFoote GalleryFREE Presented by the Loveland Archaeological Society This year marks the 85th anniversary of the Stone Age Fair. Learn about the beginnings of this long-established fair, its connections to Loveland, Colorado, and how the Museum’s founder, Harold Dunning, was involved.

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ART & LOCAL HISTORYDonate Today

Enjoy free admission, discounts, and invitations to private events and receptions.www.LovelandMuseumGallery.org

OUTREACH AND TOURSThe Loveland Museum offers a wide array of educational opportunities that vary by season, exhibit, and location. The Museum is a fabulous educational tool for your school group, home school students, scout troop, book club, family outing, senior activity group and more. If you visit the Museum, we have multiple resources for each age group to enhance your learning, from scavenger hunts to hands-on interactive exhibits. We can also provide classroom outreach, tours, field trips, and programs that are helpful for teachers of art, humanities, music, performing arts, and local/regional history.

On your next visit to the Loveland Museum, bring your little explorers and sign them up for our "Explorer's Club." Kids will have fun learning more about the exhibits with our activitiy cards

designed to give them a better understanding of Loveland's special history. Complete a new card

each time you visit and earn stamps along your personal treasure map to receive fun prizes. Or challenge the family to a game of Bingo as you explore the Museum in search of special artifacts.

Stop by the front desk on your next visit to get your cards and to learn more. Where will you explore today?

EXPLORE

For more information: Jenni Dobson, Curator of Education(970) 962-2562, [email protected]

Book your group for a tour or a group discount. See www.LovelandMuseumGallery.org for details.

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Come by the Museum for an open house style workshop where you can explore Loveland’s history with projects, scavenger hunts, and maybe a surprise visitor or two!

12 – 2 PMWednesday, June 12 Mountain Man RendezvousWednesday, June 26 Cherries, Cherries, and more Cherries Wednesday, July 17 There’s Gold in them there HillsWednesday, July 31 Water and the West!Wednesday, August 14 Arapaho Tribes

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Loveland History FunFor Families

LOVELAND MUSEUM CLASS REGISTRATION POLICY

• We depend on your enrollment for a successful class. Please plan your schedule carefully to avoid cancellations.

• If you must cancel your registration, please call (970) 962-2410 at least five (5) business days before the class. You may choose to transfer to another class, retain a credit for a future class, or receive your money back. Cancellations made after the above deadline are creditable or refundable at 50% of the registration fee. If you do not call to cancel or do not show up for a class, your registration fee will be forfeited. For refunds, please allow for two weeks for checks to be processed. No cash refunds.

• The Museum has the right to cancel classes. If class enrollment is below the minimum requirement, a class may be cancelled. Class cancellation decisions are made three (3) days prior to class.

CLASS REGISTRATIONRegistration for all Tot, Youth and Adult classes beginsTUESDAY, APRIL 2, 10 am Call (970) 962-2410 or go online to www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org

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Let your young artist explore the world of art! A parent or guardian must accompany the child during the session. No younger siblings, please. Please see registration policy for more details.

MandalasMandala means a basic pattern of geometric shapes contained within a circle. Create a nature-based mandala using natural materials to represent our connection to mother earth. Instructor: Jackie Lillis

Shark Week!Kick off Shark Week® by creating all things sharks! Multi- sensory shark bottles, ocean drums and shark neckla ces! “Baby Shark… do, do, do, dododo…”.Instructor: Marina Babcock

3D Picasso Faces Roll, squeeze, and squish Model Magic into fun and silly mixed up faces inspired by artist Pablo Picasso. Have a blast learning about facial features and how Picasso’s artwork puts a funny twist on the process of making portraits. Instructor: Jackie Lillis

Details:Ages 3-6 with an adultAll classes meet from 10:30 – 11:30 amFee: $15 each ($12 for museum members)Limited to 6 students

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Spring Flower GardensInspired by Monet, we will explore color and shape as we make our own art garden with watercolors. Instructor: Marina Babcock

Butterflies and Patterns, Oh My!Play with shapes, lines, and patterns to create a large-scale butterfly. Experiment with oil pastels and learn how to blend colors to create vibrant patterns on the wings. Get ready for a messy good time!Instructor: Jackie Lillis

Pretty PopsiclesGet out of the sun for the morning and enjoy some creative time with your tot for fantasy cold treats constructed from colorful paper and glitter. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

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QuiltsAfter a tour of the Museum’s beautiful quilt exhibit, we will use embroidery hoops, burlap, colorful yarn and beads to explore the art of quilting while creating our own fiber art.Instructor: Marina Babcock

Pop in for Pop Art Get into “action” as we create Jackson Pollock inspired canvases and colorful freestanding 3-D zany wire sculptures. Be sure to dress for the mess!Instructor: Marina Babcock

Wet FeltingDiscover the world of wet felting in this textile class of wonder! We will create wool-felted beads for making necklaces and will create beautiful wool paintings using water and a few easy to use tools! Instructor: Jackie Lillis

FridaySeptember 20

Found Object Fun(NOTE: This class will meetuntil 12 pm). Have fun assembling an inspiring self-reflective sculpture inspired by artist Louise Nevelson. Use an assortment of trinkets and shapes to construct a balanced and beautiful piece of artwork. If you have a special collection or any found bits and pieces you would like to include in your piece, please bring them to class. Instructor: Jackie Lillis

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Summer Fun!Each Museum Adventures class will create several projects during the one-day workshop. As weather allows, classes will visit the courtyard behind Daz Bog for lunch breaks and may also take tours of Museum exhibits and outdoor public art near the Museum.

Details:Ages 6-11All classes meet from 10:30 am – 2 pm (please bring a lunch)Fee: $25 per class ($20 Museum members)Most classes are limited to 8 students

My Very Own MovieYou do not want to miss this interactive class! With drawing, painting, photography, and video, we will make awesome mini movies by combining the images using iMovie. Instructor: Christina Kennedy

Lightsabers and Magic WandsThis class was so “dazzling” that we are bringing it back! Make your very own lightsaber or magic wand that will really glow, as we learn the science behind powering it with a battery and bulb. Instructor: Tutor Doctor

Story QuiltsTell your own personal story in a quilt! You will make several drawings on square fabric that define moments in your life. Then we will put the squares together to show your personal journey in a wonderful decorative quilt. Instructor: Marina Babcock

Sound SculpturesCreate a kinetic sculpture wind chime with repurposed metal hardware, found objects, and wire to create a variety of sounds! Like Tinguely’s machines and pop artist Calder, each sculpture will have a unique “voice”. We will also get a chance to tour the Museum’s Musical Association and Pop Art exhibits for inspiration. Instructor: Marina Babcock

Steampunk Pop ArtAfter a look at the Museum’s Pop Art exhibit, be inspired to enter an artistic world of machines, gears, and tech! Our collaged art will blend a love for handmade craftsmanship from the past with the brilliance of the future.Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

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A Modern LookTour “Quest for Power” by Amelia Furman and the Museum’s quilt exhibit, then create your own fabulous art! Create a unique layered mixed media landscape on canvas with torn tissue paper, text and acrylic paint. Then, make a modern and expressive quilt with the unexpected medium of wire, string, and beads!Instructor: Marina Babcock

Glowing Starry NightWith swirls and strokes, re-create Van Gogh’s Starry Night with glow in the dark paint! Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Showy ShoesWe will paint and decorate recycled shoes to use as cool décor or as a unique planter!Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Garden BugsThese awesome insects are inspired by ants, fireflies, and other winged friends! We will create 3D art from beads, wires, and clay to make quirky little creatures. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

Graphed AbstractsBuild your drawing skills as you apply design and color, creating a fun abstract on graph paper. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

Permission to Play with Your Food!We will make all kinds of non-edible creations with Model Magic, beads, and glue. Take home a mini, make-believe feast!Instructor: Mary Giacomini

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ThursdayAugust 8

WednesdayAugust 14

ThursdayAugust 15

Antique and Contemporary AbstractsUsing stencils and high flow acrylics, we will make all kinds of exciting abstracts. No drawing skills needed but emphasis will be placed on composition.Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

POP in for Pop ArtExplore the Museum’s exhibit, and various other Pop Artists, then create our own fabulously colorful art. This class will also use a variety of media techniques including clay, printmaking, and painting. Instructor: Marina Babcock

Water LiliesWith inspiration from Claude Monet, we will use watercolor to create beautiful paintings. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

Wood VaseAs we work with clay to make a vase, the end product will actually look like wood. See if you can make your artwork convincing!Instructor: Diane Ramsey

Paper Pop-outsLearn new skills of working with paper and apply them to a whimsical subject to create cool pop-out art. Colors will inspire your final work. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

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Expand your art skills!All classes meet at the Loveland Museum and all supplies are provided, unless otherwise noted. Classes are suitable for most skill levels

Details:Ages 12–18All classes meet from 2 – 4 pm Fee: $25 per class ($20 Museum members)

Dripping TreesMake abstract trees using high flow fluid paint in a splash and drip method. This process of reduction painting will develop a beautiful effect making the trees pop right off the paper.Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Bold and BrightAs we look at bold and bright Andy Warhol work for inspiration, have fun on a large canvas and experiment with acrylic paints. We will also take a quick look at the Museum’s Pop Art exhibit for inspiration. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Steampunk Pop ArtAfter a look at the Museum’s Pop Art exhibit, be inspired to enter an artistic world of machines, gears, and tech! Our collaged art will blend a love for handmade craftsmanship from the past with the brilliance of the future.Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

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Students will participate in this fun educational program that simulates the typical school day and activities of the late 19th century. The history and folkways of the high plains of Northern Colorado will be integrated into a lively school curriculum that features the “three Rs.” In addition, students will participate in old-time games and crafts. Each session will be limited to 25 students. A completed registration form and payment are required to register for a class, in person or online. Each child may sign up for one session only.

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Instructor: Teri Johnson Online registration begins Tuesday, April 2, 10 am www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org/lone-tree-summer-school-mini-camps/

$75 per student per session($60 Museum members)Each session runsMonday – Friday, 9 – 11:30 amAll classes are held at Lone Tree School in North Lake Park

For students entering grades 2 – 9

Session 1: June 17 – June 21 Session 2: July 8 – July 12 Session 3: July 15 – July 19

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TuesdayJuly 9

TuesdayJuly 16

TuesdayJuly 23

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Details:Ages 16 and olderAll classes meet from 1 – 4 pmFee: $50 ($40 Museum Members)

AbstractsWe will paint with gesso and stencils to create an abstract that is fun and unique, using various methods. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Impressionistic PastelsPaint a Colorado landscape with atmosphere and depth in soft pastels the way the Impressionists did with dabs of pure color.Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Georgia’s FlowersCreate larger than life blooms in the swirling strokes of O’Keeffe, using pastels. Instructor: Mary Giacomini Alcohol Ink AbstractsWe will create awesome abstracts with alcohol ink by pouring and blowing this new cool medium.Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Prairies of the WestCapture the rolling hills and clouds of the prairie as we use pastels and sandpaper. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Painting the Van Gogh LandscapeLearn to paint a simplified landscape, mimicking the swirling strokes of Van Gogh, using acrylic paints. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Antique and Contemporary AbstractsUsing stencils and high flow acrylics, we will make all kinds of exciting abstracts. No drawing skills needed but emphasis will be placed on composition.Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Photo TransfersUsing Gel Medium, learn a new way to enhance photos for further exploration.Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

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DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

THE POWER OF CREATIVITY

TUESDAYS | MAY 14, 21, 28 | 1 – 3:30 PMAges 16 and olderFee: $50 ($40 Museum Members)This class will meet in the Foote GalleryMinimum: 5; Maximum: 10

In this progressive 3-day course, we will cover a variety of photo terminology, history, and design concepts. Participants will take a downtown “photo walk” to apply what they learn. We will utilize our images to create a personalized calendar, poster collage, and individually matted exhibit prints. A final presentation and critique of images will guide your process and perception. Participants must supply their own digital camera (cell phones are acceptable). Instructor: Robert Campagna

SATURDAY | APR 13 | 9 AM – 12 PMAges 10 and older(great workshop for kid and parent!)Fee: $30 per student and $50 kid/adult combo ($26, $40 for Museum members)This class will meet in the Foote Gallery

In this family-friendly mixed media workshop, children and adults can explore basic collage and painting techniques, as used by artist Amelia Furman in her exhibit Quest for Power. The instructor will provide all supplies and everyone will complete artwork to take home. Instructor: Amelia Furman

GUEST ARTIST WORKSHOPS

PLEIN AIR ADULT ART CLASSESAges 16 and olderFee: $50 ($40 Museum Members)

Classes will meet at the locations indicated in the description. Students are responsible for their own transportation. All supplies are provided, unless otherwise noted. Classes are suitable for most skill levels.

BENSON SCULPTURE PARK TUESDAY | MAY 28 | 10 AM – 1 PM

Learn how to capture your inspiration from all the art, gardens, and water nearby with watercolor paint. Bring a chair or blanket to sit on, water, lunch, hat, and sunscreen. Mary will bring the art supplies. Class will meet by the covered round gazebo. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

VIESTENZ-SMITH PARK THURSDAY | AUG 1 | 10 AM – 1 PM

The newly renovated Viestenz-Smith Park, just a few miles up the Big Thompson Canyon, will serve as our inspiration. Some tables may be available or bring your own chair or blanket, a hat, water, sunscreen, insect repellant, and lunch. All watercolor supplies will be provided. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

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SPECIAL ADULT ART CLASSES

PAINT AND SIPFee: $50 ($40 Museum Members)

RIALTO THEATER - DEVEREAUX ROOMAll classes meet at the Rialto Theater’s Devereaux Room (second floor at 222 4th Street). Art supplies are provided. One drink ticket for wine or beer provided.* Additional drinks and food will be available for purchase.

*Must be 21 to receive a drink ticket for beer/wine.

SPRING FLOWERS IN ALCOHOL INKTHURSDAY | MAY 16 | 5 – 8 PM

Using this newly popular and breathtaking art medium, make beautiful postcards and frameable art with alcohol ink. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

CHANNELING MONET WITH TEXTURED GARDENSTHURSDAY | JUL 25 | 5 – 8 PM

Have a glass of Merlot (or other wine/beer) while you paint like Monet. We will use a large canvas and lots of acrylic paint to pallet knife impressionistically.Instructor: Mary Giacomini

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CHERRY PIE CELEBRATION

COMMUNITY EVENTS

SATURDAY | JUL 6 | 5 – 8 PMPeters Park and 5th Street in front of MuseumFREE EVENTAdmission is free. Pie by the slice, ice cream, and drinks available for sale. Slice of Pie $3 Ice cream (one scoop), coffee, and lemonade $1Pie, drink, and ice cream combo $5

This annual event continues to delight. Enjoy delicious cherry pie and tasty ice cream while listening to live music and browsing vendor booths. Children’s activities, historical displays, and a cherry pie contest make this an evening to remember. Sponsored in part by Visit Loveland, Loveland Barricade, Perkins, IScream, and Daz Bog Coffee.

Loveland Historical Society BoothJoin the Loveland Historical Society at their on-site booth and learn about the history of the cherry as it relates to Loveland, from orchards to canning to the annual Cherry Pie celebration.

Live Music Schedule5 - 6:15 pm Mad Dog Blues6:45 - 8 pm Rusty 44 Art of the Tart ContestTwo categories – Adult & Student (under 18). Pies must be received at the contest table by 4:30 pm. Category winners will be announced at 7:00 pm. Pies judged on crust, filling texture, taste and overall appearance. Commercially baked pies are not allowed. All pies must be prepared within 24 hours of the 4:30 pm deadline.

MUSEUM MEMBERSHIP STARTS AT $25

www.LovelandMuseumGallery.org

John E. Buck, The Fountain, 2015, from the collection of the Loveland Museum

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Join us on Thursday evenings at the Foote Lagoon for great live music, food trucks, and family-friendly activities.

All concerts are FREE and enjoyable for all ages. Grab the family and enjoy fun kids' activities including face painting, art activities, and games. Bring your appetite for dinner or a snack at one of the many food trucks that will be on site each week.

6:30 pm – Kids' Activity Area and Food Trucks Open 7:00 pm – Concert8:00 pm – Intermission9:00 pm – Concert EndsOne of the traditions of this concert series is to put blankets or chairs out early to hold your spot for the show. While we encourage this, please be aware that we will use the top, north-west row of the amphitheater for tech and ADA seating. We reserve the right to move any items placed in this area.

For more information, please visit:www.rialtotheatercenter.org/rialto-summer-concerts

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CHRIS DANIELS AND THE KINGS BETTMAN AND HALPIN

SAM PAYNE WOOD BELLY

JOE SMITH & THE SPICY PICKLES FACE VOCAL BAND

THURSDAY, JUNE 27BLUES

"This man and his music personifies the best in blues, complete with an amazing horn section that rivals the Tower of Power horns." – The Indie Voice

THURSDAY, JULY 25FOLK/AMERICANA

Bettman & Halpin's concerts combine high-energy upbeat bluegrass/roots inspired compositions, beautiful ballads with soaring vocal.

THURSDAY, JULY 11FOLK/JAZZ

Sam Payne‘s performance of his jazz-inflected folk music has been turning the heads of critics and audiences around the country.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 1BLUEGRASS

Wood Belly blends traditional bluegrass with modern song-writing that will leave you smiling and wanting more.

THURSDAY, JULY 18VINTAGE SWING

Joe Smith and the Spicy Pickles Jazz Band is a Denver-based band dedicated to revitalizing swing music and dance. They pack a punch of power, personality, and wit into each show.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 8A CAPELLA

Face Vocal Band has been captivating audiences for over a decade with their infectious energy punctuated by an endearing love of performance.

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PASTELS ON 5TH

5th Street in front of the Loveland MuseumFREE EVENT

Call for Artists, Sponsors, and Marketplace Vendors!Pastels on 5th is a one day, sidewalk chalk art festival featuring incredible artists, live music, food vendors, a kids art area, and an artist marketplace. Join us the second Saturday in September as an artist, sponsor, marketplace vendor, or spectator! For more information about the event and to register as an artist, sponsor, or vendor, please visit www.pastelson5th.org.

SATURDAY | SEP 14 | 10 AM – 5 PM

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HOT METAL, COLD BREWS

FRIDAY | SEP 27 | 5 – 8 PM5th Street South Side of MuseumFREE ADMISSIONBeer tokens: $5 for a 12 oz. pour(get a free cup with first pour)Food prices will vary

In Loveland’s history of artistic expression, the medium of metal holds strong. Whether cast in bronze, blacksmithed in iron or carefully created in gold or silver, the work of many Loveland artists takes form from hot metal.

In 2004, after one year of teaching at University of Wyoming, Assistant Professor Ashley Hope Carlisle built an iron casting furnace to teach her students how to make varying scale sculpture utilizing scrap iron. With a little elbow grease and a team mindset, they accomplish a unified goal - to make art as a way to communicate with the world all around them. Join the UW art department as they pour iron for Museum visitors. Enjoy locally crafted beer and food during this fall-welcoming beer garden event.

APRIL2 Tues 10 am

4 Thurs 12 pm

4 Thurs 5:30 pm

11 Thurs 12 pm

11 Thurs 4 pm

12 Fri 10 am

12 Fri 5:30 pm

12 Fri 6 pm

12 Fri 6 pm

18 Thurs 12 pm

18 Thurs 6 pm

19 Fri 10 am

25 Thurs 12 pm

25 Thurs 5:30 pm

MAY2 Thurs 6 pm

3 Fri 6 pm

4 Sat 10 am

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Class Registration Begins! (p, 25)

Gallery Yoga (p. 16)

MLK Jr. - His Life, His Vision, His Legacy(p. 20)


International Celebration with Campion Academy(p. 18)

"Amelia Furman: Quest for Power" exhibit opens (p. 8)

Artist Gallery Talk(p. 8)

Opening Reception "Amelia Furman: Quest for Power"(p. 8)

Opening Reception "Quilts: Warmth to Wonder" (p. 7)


Arlo Pelegrin: Animal World Lecture (p. 20)

Exhibit FREE Day (p. 5)


Meow Wolf: Origin Story Film Screening (p. 19)

Members-Only Reception for "Governor's Art Show" (p. 9)

Opening Night Gala "Governor's Art Show"(p. 9)

"Governor's Art Show" exhibit opens (p. 9)

Mother's Day Art Market (p.20)

JUNE1 Sat 10 am

6 Thurs 5:30 pm

12 Wed 12 pm

13 Thurs 7 pm

14 Fri 10 am

22 Sat 10 am

23 Sun 1 pm

26 Wed 12 pm

"Bike Month Posters" exhibit opens (p. 12)

Finding Power in Financial Freedom(p. 21)

Loveland History Fun for Families: Mountain Man Rendezvous (p. 24)

Members Only Opening Reception "An Adventure in the Arts"(p. 10)

"An Adventure in the Arts" exhibit opens (p. 10)

"Loveland Performing Arts" exhibit opens (p. 13)

Seasonal Poetry: Summer Song (p. 17)

Loveland History Fun for Families: Cherries, Cherries, and more Cherries (p. 24)

10 Fri 6:30 pm

16 Thurs 5:30 pm

23 Thurs 10 am

25 Sat 1:30 pm

The Pioneering Past of the Big Thompson Valley (p. 20)

The Struggle is Real: Power Struggles Between Parents and Children (p. 20)


Mariano Medina Remembers (p. 21)

AUGUST1 Thurs 6:30 pm

8 Thurs 10 am

8 Thurs 6:30 pm

14 Wed 12 pm

SEPTEMBER12 Thurs 6 pm

14 Sat 10 am

19 Thurs 6 pm

22 Sun 1 pm

27 Fri 5 pm

Summer Concerts at the Foote Lagoon: Wood Belly (p. 39)


Summer Concerts at the Foote Lagoon: Face Vocal Band (p. 39)

Loveland History Fun for Families: Arapaho Tribes (p. 24)

History of the Stone Age Fair (p. 21)

Pastels on 5th (p. 40)

Opening Reception "Loveland Art Studo Tour Preview Exhibition" (p. 15)

Seasonal Poetry: The Beautiful Changes (p. 17)

Hot Metal, Cold Brews (p. 41)

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JULY2 Tues 10 am

6 Sat 5 pm

11 Thurs 6:30 pm

12 Fri 6 pm

12 Fri 6 pm

17 Wed 12 pm

18 Thurs 6:30 pm


Cherry Pie Celebration(p. 36)

Summer Concerts at the Foote Lagoon: Sam Payne (p. 39)

Opening Reception "Evan Colbert: Obscured by Clouds" (p. 14)

Opening Reception "Loveland Performing Arts" (p. 13)

Loveland History Fun for Families: There's Gold in them there Hills (p. 24)

Summer Concerts at the Foote Lagoon: Joe Smith and the Spicy Pickles (p. 39)

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25 Thurs 6 pm

25 Thurs 6:30 pm

31 Wed 12 pm

Moving Power Forward: Hydropower in Colorado (p. 21)

Summer Concerts at the Foote Lagoon: Bettman and Halpin (p. 39)

Loveland History Fun for Families: Water and the West! (p. 24)

27 Thurs 6:30 pm

29 Sat 10 am

Summer Concerts at the Foote Lagoon: Chris Daniels and the Kings (p. 39)

"Evan Colbert: Obscured by Clouds" exhibit opens (p. 14)

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