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The Picasso, Matisse, Chagall exhibition of fine art prints creates a great opportunity for the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center and the Pueblo community. Such exceptional works serve to inspire everyone. This extraordinary private collection came to my attention when I was working in a museum in the Midwest. The collector began with a passion for Pablo Picasso and that artist’s all-encompassing creative abilities. Over time the collector learned more about Picasso’s relation to and respect for other early 20th century cutting edge artists like Henri Matisse and Marc Chagall. I am pleased that the collector has agreed to share this collection with our Front Range and southern Colorado audience. It is a rare treat since this is only the second time these works have been seen together in public.

The exhibition has been made possible by a wide range of sponsors and supporters. I want to convey my heartfelt thanks to all who stepped up with encouragement and

financial backing. Please join me at the special members-only opening reception September 19 and introduce yourselves because I’d like to thank each of you for your commitment to membership.

This is truly a time of exciting changes for the Arts Center. As you may know, our facility is undergoing a change in management. While Pueblo County’s assistance and cooperation continues with the HVAC system, Buell Children’s Museum and White Buildings, we are happy to be able to hand pick new partners in keeping our grounds beautiful. To help with this transition, we have secured $200,000 for upkeep through the end of this year. I believe it is important to also take proactive measures to help save public funds. For example, a recent lighting study will turn what is normally a $100,000 expense to just $31,000 through a Black Hills Energy program. This cost will be undertaken by the county, who still owns the buildings. We will see a return on this investment in just 14 months, and save thousands of dollars annually in future years!

September will be the launch of an increase in admission rates – the first in 15 years. The Sangre de Cristo Arts Center has always made an effort to keep offerings accessible to everyone in our community, and rates have been significantly lower than comparable venues within the state. We continue to stay below the state and national average, but we value the offerings within the Arts Center’s walls and must keep up with operating costs.

I’m pleased to announce the Charles and Jeanette Gilchrist White Collection of contemporary southwest art is scheduled to arrive in June 2015. This collection demonstrates how artists from New Mexico are bringing their cultural heritage to mainstream art. It reveals a common thread we all have in the power of nature’s inspiration, especially here in Pueblo, the northern gateway to the Southwest.

Jim Richerson, Executive Director

FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

4 Exhibition: Picasso, Matisse, Chagall

6 Other Exhibits

7 School of Dance

8 Performing Arts

10 Children’s Museum

12 Events Calendar

15 Education

16 Creative Classes

18 Holiday Preview

19 Member Recognition

21 Special Donations

NEW HOURS: Box Office Open Daily M-Th 9-6, Fri 9-7, Sat 9-5, Sun 12-5 Buell: Tues, Th, Fri 11-5, W 9-5, Sat & Sun 12-5Galleries: Tues-Th 11-5, Fri 11-7, Sat & Sun 12-5 $8 Adults | $6 Children/Military/SeniorsMembers always FREE

(719) 295-7200 sdc-arts.org

ARTS CENTER STAFF

Executive Director Jim Richerson

Controller Dona Skaggs

Development ManagerJenny Kemp

Curator of EducationJackie Henderson

Assistant Curator of Education, Tour Coordinator

Atrelle Jones

Curator, Buell Children’s MuseumDonna Stinchcomb

Assistant Curator, Buell Children’s Museum

Joleen Ryan

Artistic Director, School of Dance, Sangre de Cristo Ballet

Michelle Boutros

Artistic Director, DancerzBob Doyle

Manager of Conference ServicesLorrie Marquez

Marketing Coordinator Alyssa Parga

Graphic Designer Ally Sullivan

Curator of Visual ArtsElizabeth Szabo

Visual Arts CoordinatorLuDel Walter

Accounting Assistant, Gift Shop ManagerJulie Salas

Administrative AssistantKathy Berg

Membership/Box Office ManagerCheryl Califano

Assistant Membership/Box Office ManagerDan Masterson

Theater TechnicianTim Gately

Front Desk ReceptionistKathy Rolfes

Administrative Assistant, School of DanceGrace Lobato

Visual Arts Volunteer CoordinatorAnn Nix

Technical Crew Mary Alice Cowen Oren Humble Mike Miller Ralph Setser

Charles Wescott

Gallery AttendantJessica Nix

Education Assistants Maureen Braun Annette Brice Gillian Jaffee Zach Friberg Karri King Desirae Mendez Kimberly Sewell Karen Taylor

Photographer EmeritusJohn Suhay

Artist in Residence Shane Jarrett

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Chair

Carol SpradleyJeanette Garcia Tim O’Shea

Patricia Gonzalez Chris PicicciErin Hergert Roxanne PignanelliTony Juarez Heather Poole

Gloria Maddux Rob RedwineLita Martinez Ed Smith

Dorothy O’Dowd Joy Sterner

Ex OfficioSal Pace,

Board of County Commissioners

Rod Slyhoff,Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce

Sandy Gutierrez,Latino Chamber of Commerce

On the Cover:Still life with musical instruments, Pablo Picassoshowing in White Gallery

Shown next to: Carrara Marble, 1871

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Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, and Marc Chagall were among the

trailblazers of their time, an era defined by artistic leaps in

freedom from academia constraints. This private collection

reinforces the sense of time that was 1920’s Paris and creates

for the eye a feast of line play and compositional delight.

Visitors to the exhibition will explore the imagery of

expansive subjects ranging from the human body to

family members and the Bible in a collection of

lithographs, etchings, linocuts, and ceramics

from these renowned artists.

Most of the works in this collection were conceived as part of a series commissioned by an influential Parisian dealer, Ambroise Vollard (1865-1939). All three artists knew each other and their works well; Picasso and Matisse in particu-lar maintained a wary friendship and constructive rivalry based on deep respect for the artistic talent and innovation of each for the other.

The Most Important Artists of the 20 th Century

W H I T E G A L L E R Y

G e n e r o u s l y s p o n s o r e d b y

W i t h s u p p o r t f r o m

Chamberlain Foundation • Bob & Doris Johnston Foundation • E.M. Christmas Foundation Robert Hoag Rawlings Foundation • Marv & Sandy Stein • Dr. Jarvis & Mary Jo Ryals • Kathy Farley & Fran McClave

LaLonna Meoska • Doris MacCannon

Photos by: Michael Anschuetz

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September 19, 2014 - January 11, 2015

Thursday, Sept 18: Members Only Reception

5 - 7pm RSVP to 719-295-7200 by 8/29

Friday, Oct 3: Open House presented by Spradley Auto Group

4 - 7pm Visit the Helen T. White Galleries for free

Friday, Oct 10: Gallery Talk: Paris, Center of the Art World

presented by Pueblo Library District

5 - 7pm Go beyond looking at art and engage in

discussion led by Arts Center Curatorial Staff

PABLOPICASSO1881 - 1973

HENRIMATISSE1869 - 1954

MARCCHAGALL1887 - 1985

~ S p e c i a l E v e n t s ~


E X H I B I T S F E A T U R E

REGIONAL GALLERYSept 19, 2014 - Nov 9, 2014The Art of the Dream

People and Portraits

Aquarius National Watermedia

Mandalas and More

Prints from the Collection

HOAG GALLERY Sept 26, 2014 - Jan 3, 2015

2ND FLOOR FOYER Sept 26, 2014 - Nov 9, 2014

3RD FLOOR FOYERSept 19, 2014 - Nov 18, 2014

KING GALLERYOct 11, 2014 - Jan 17, 2015

Christy Callaham, painter and Jungian psychotherapist from Colorado Springs, has interpreted thousands of dreams, written

bookshelves full of dream journals, and produced galleries full of paintings. Callaham paints her dreams to amplify their meaning,

believing they reveal the mythic nature of our life stories. Says Cal-laham, “Painting the dream brings what was formerly unconscious to consciousness in a concrete image, keeping the inner message alive.”

This exhibition includes 60 paintings by professional artists from across the United States. Overall, 90 artists entered over 200 paintings. Brigit O’Connor, world renowned author and instructor, is the juror for the 2014 Aquarius National Watermedia Exhibition.

Dorothy Mendoza prefers painting with watercolor and gouache (an opaque watercolor medium). She also loves working in oils, acrylics, and mixed media. Constantly experimenting with new techniques and approaches toward painting, she says, “There seem to be many artists within me. On any given day, I may begin work with a large brush in loose transparent washes, and an hour later, I will be using a smaller brush doing very linear details in my landscapes.”

An exhibition of People and Portraits from the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center’s collection

of Gene Kloss works.

Prints from the Collection is a showcase of prints from the Sangre de Cristo’s collection of

Southwestern art.


S C H O O L O F D A N C E

Sangre de Cristo BalletEarly Education

Classes start Sept 4

Lower School

Upper School

SEPT 10-DEC 10 Every WED | 5:00-6:30 pm$140 Members | $152 Non-Members(4 payments of $35 / 4 payments of $38)

INDIVIDUALS WITH AND WITHOUT DISABILITIES TAKE DANCE CLASS, REHEARSE & PERFORMRegister at the School of Dance office or call 719-295-7221

DancerzCompany Class

Creative Movement | Ages 3 & 4 | Emphasis on connecting idea with movement, creative expression and music.

Dance Exploration | Age 4 & 5 | Emphasis on social and spatial awareness and character development.

Intro to Dance | Ages 6 & 7 | Emphasis on body awareness, pattern/pathway reproduction, rhythm awareness and classroom etiquette.

DEVELOPMENT OF STAGE PRESENCE • TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENTMOVEMENT QUALITY • MUSICALITY • PASSION FOR THE ART FORM

TECHNICAL EXCELLENCE • ARTISTIC QUALITY • MUSICALITYIMMERSION INTO THE ART FORM • EXPRESSION OF MOVEMENT

LISTENING • RESPONDING • CREATING INTERCONNECTING • ASSESSING

Ballet 1 | Ages 7 & 8 | Emphasis on alignment and placement, self control and positions, this level marks the beginning of the formal training in the art of ballet. Ballet 2 | Ages 9 & 10 | Improving the strength in the lower body and feet and coordination between movements. Ballet 3 | Ages 11 & 12 | The study of pirouettes and pointe (as permitted by instructor) begin and students are expected to maintain consistent alignment throughout a given exercise.

Pointe 3 | Upon Approval

Contemporary | Ages 7 - 12

Jazz | Ages 7 - 12

Tap | Ages 7 - 12

Hip Hop | Ages 7 - 12

Homeschool Program | Introductory level classes in Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Hip Hop, and Ballroom.

Ballet 4 | Ages 13 & up Emphasis on strengthing the stability in various movements, delving into musicality and artistic expression, and further developing pointe work.

Ballet 5 | Ages 13 & up Developing graceful transitions and suppleness with an emphasis on performance quality.

Ballet 6 | Ages 13 & up Furthering the perfection of classical dance while stressing the physical development of virtuosity and artistry.

Partnering | Company Members Only

Contemporary | Ages 13 & up

Jazz | Ages 13 & up

Tap | Ages 13 & up

Hip Hop | Ages 13 & up

Adult and Fitness Programs

Ballet | Adult Contemporary | AdultTap | Adult

Stretch & Strengthen | Adult Core Fitness | AdultCardio | Adult

Yoga | AdultZumba | Adult

LIFELONG LEARNING • HEALTHY EXPRESSION

Register Today!Call: (719) 295-7221Tuition starting at: $37


SAT, OCT 18, 201411 am & 2 pmA pop culture phenomenon comes to the musical stage! The Emmy Award-winning 1970s Saturday morning cartoon series that taught history, grammar, math, science, and politics through clever, tuneful songs is lighting up the Sangre de Cristo Theater!

TUE, OCT 28, 20147:30 pmKnown as the “feel-good company,” Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal consistently delivers sophisticated, technically stunning works by the world’s most renowned choreographers. “Runway-sleek with polished moves” meets “the energy of a tsunami with stamina to spare” (Los Angeles Times), putting the company among the dance world’s elite.

SAT, NOV 15, 201411 am & 2 pmJoin internationally acclaimed Visible Fictions for a silly and unexpected take on Robin Hood! Somewhere near you there is a band of brothers fighting for justice. They are lean, mean, trained justice fighting machines! Armed with whatever comes their way, the Sherwood Forest is a safer place with Robin Hood on guard.

FRI, NOV 14, 20147:30 pmThe Tunisia Band brings Motown to life with their charming enthusiasm, professional choreography, and high energy performances, guaranteed to make you want to dance! The ten-piece band features front line vocals, three horns, and a four piece rhythm section. Tunisia Band is a powerhouse full of talent and energy that is second to none.

SAT, FEB 14, 201511 am & 2 pmThe World Famous Popovich Comedy Pet Theater is a family-oriented blend of unique juggling skills of Gregory Popovich and the extraordinary talents of his performing pets. Each of the show’s 15 cats and 10 dogs were once strays. Now rescued, they love to show off on stage performing stunts and skits. A purr-fect show for kids of all ages!

TUE, JAN 20, 20157:30 pmIt’s where The Mikado meets The Music Man. Where the HMS Pinafore sets sail for Brigadoon. Where The Pirates of Penzance take shore leave On the Town. It’s I’ve Got a Little Twist—a one-of-a-kind show that proves the Gilbert & Sullivan repertoire is as fun, fresh, and full-of-life as, well, three little maids from school.

P E R F O R M I N G A R T SMAKE A DAY OF IT! Children’s Playhouse performances have a corresponding theme in the Buell Children’s Museum the day of the show.

R&B RevueR&B Revue


SAT, MAR 21, 201511 am & 2 pmWatch award-winning juggler, dancer, and comedian Peter Davison in a remarkable one-man show! See things differently as ordinary objects come alive in extraordinary ways. This former National Juggling Champion and Cirque’ du Soleil artist has toured internationally and appeared on CBS, BBC, and Fox TV networks with this unique show.

FRI, FEB 20, 20157:30 pmForbidden Hollywood has come to town, guns blazing and smokin’ with attitude. Watch as the cast cuts through tinseltown’s bombast and star power with surgical precision. Blockbusters like Star Wars, Titanic, Harry Potter, and Moulin Rouge receive the comic once-over. No film is safe when creator Gerard Alessandrini wields his pen!

SAT, MAY 16, 201511 am & 2 pmOpera Colorado’s production of Hansel & Gretel is family friendly and full of fun. Sung in English, staged traditionally, and condensed for young attention spans, this enchanting performance of classical literature will educate young children about the fundamentals of the opera. Stay after the show for a Q&A session with performers.

THUR, MAY 7, 20157:30 pmCalled “the world’s reigning male chorus” by The New Yorker magazine and named Ensemble of the Year by Musical America, the San Francisco-based, GRAMMY® award-winning ensemble Chanticleer embarks upon its 36th season. Chanticleer is known around the world as “an orchestra of voices” for the seamless blend of harmonies.

Thank you to our season sponsors:

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INDIVIDUAL TICKETSMember: $27Non-Member: $30

SEASON TICKETSMember: $125Non-Member: $140Call 295-7200 for tickets

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MAKE A DAY OF IT! Children’s Playhouse performances have a corresponding theme in the Buell Children’s Museum the day of the show.


210 North Santa Fe Avenue • Pueblo, CO • OPEN: Tues - Fri: 11am - 5pm • Wednesdays: 9am - 5pm • Sat & Sun 12 - 5pm719-295-7200 • www.sdc-arts.org • ADULTS $8 • CHILD, MILITARY, SENIOR $6 • MEMBERS: FREE

•Challenge your mind with water games •Explore Adventure Island•Discover the Story of Drinking Water •Experiment in the Water Lab•Toy with artist Jitka Exler’s Modern Art •Fish in the Plastiquarium•Watercolor your own masterpieces •Participate in River of Words•Swim in Playmotion and never get wet!•Visit “You Can’t Print with That!” in Artrageous for printmaking techniques •Picasso, Chagall, Matisse & friends help you save the planet•Dabble in basic science concepts through art, music, dance and theater

Now booking tours for groups to experience the incredible journey of water and a ride down the storm drain through the arts, including songs, experiments and aplay-starring your students! Pueblo City Schools and School District #70 pre-paid,all others $5/per person. Call 719-583-6217 for your reservation.

Get your creative juices flowing with Picasso, Matisse, Chagall and more with STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art, Math) activities. Hands-on educational experiences dive off of important artworks, all with the theme of water.

Thanks to Our Sponsor!

Splash into Science & Literacywith Masterpieces of Water!September 13 - November 8, 2014


September Buell Calendar of Events

Pablo Picasso Featured artist: Jitka Exler

06 Last day to see “Full Steam Ahead”07-12 CLOSED to install NEW exhibit for your enjoyment13 First day of H2O! PICASSO! Explore “Blue” Portraits with artist Sophie Fernandez-Healey and Forest to Faucet Fun with Steven Sanchez from the U.S. Forest Service19 Staying Safe Around Water - Park rangers from Lake Pueblo State Park bring their boat20 Whad’ya know ‘bout H2O? Paul Fanning, Board of Water Works, entertains your brain24 Water songs and stories with Beth Epley in “Don’t Be a Drip” 9:30 & 10:30am26 Creek Week Kick Off - Learn about rivers and their ecosystems. Pick up your official packet at our front desk

to help clean up September 27 - October 412-1pm: Goin’ Buggy in the Arkansas - Pueblo Nature & Raptor Center is here to show and tell2-3pm: What’s a Watershed? Find out with fun film & demo by the PCCHD Environmental Division

27 No Child Left Inside Day – Sketch, Geocache & play in our Jackson Sculpture Park with dancer, Megan MillerOc to b e r03 Bonjour! Madeline Themed Party in cooperation with All Pueblo Reads. No intro is necessary for Ludwig Bemelman’s Caldecott Honor literary French heroine Madeline. Meet and greet with the saucy young miss from children’s literature and Pueblo “Bibliothéque” All Pueblo Reads. Tasty French-style treats, photo moments, make a miniature Paris, even build the Eiffel Tower out of toothpicks - then visit our galleries. Totally France - ooh, la, la! It’s a soiree to remember.04 Make a Peace Flotilla with arts educator Cynthia Ramu10 Build a Beaver and learn about the wild with the park rangers from Lake Pueblo State Park11 Girl Scout Founder’s Month - Visit the Buell and work on your badge for drawing or painting. Troop leaders

call 719-295-7205 for details. Make a special Swap Art Piece, too!15 Shadow puppets with puppeteer, Patti Smithsonian in “Stories for a Starry Night” 9:30 & 10:30am17 Protect Our Waterways - Make a recycled rain stick with the educator from the PCCHD Environmental

Division from 1-2pm18 School House Rock Party - Ready to rock? Make a day of it! See the Children’s Playhouse show at 11am or

2pm (Tickets $8/$7 members). The party continues in the Buell Children’s Museum with fun activities. Pueblo Library is on-site for book check-out. Snacks? We baked ‘em. Art? Make & Take ‘em!

24 Sketch a Bird & Sew an Owl with our fine feathered friends from 12-1pm25 Happy Birthday, Mr. Picasso! – A creative celebration for the whole family31 Puebloween with the Incredible Mr. E - It’s our most MAGICAL holiday ever! Enjoy the magic show, trick-or-

treat, brave the Mystery Gallery, create Picasso pumpkins. Magic shows at 12, 1 and 2pm, included with your paid admission. Sponsored by Little Caesar’s Pizza & Louis Paul DeGrado. November01 River of Words Poetry Day07 Gyotaku Fish Printing - Park rangers from Lake Pueblo State Park will make an impression!08 Last day H2O PICASSO! Join artist Sophie Fernandez-Healey as the exhibit goes out with an artful splash!09-14 CLOSED so the elves can install “Winter Wonderland - Holiday 2014” for your enjoyment

ALLEVENTS

12-2pmunless noted

Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain

an artist once we grow up.

H2O! PICASSO! Partners: Pueblo Community College, Pueblo City-County Health Department, Pueblo City-County Library, Board of Water Works, Colorado Parks & Wildlife, Colorado Natural Resources Conservation Service, Cynthia Ramu/Pueblo School for Arts & Sciences, Nature & Raptor Center of Pueblo, The McClelland School, U.S. Forest ServiceIrving Elementary, Colorado State University Pueblo, Clark Spring Water Co.


SEPTEMBERTHUR, SEPT 4First Day of School of Dance(See page 7)

FRI, SEPT 5First Day of Friday Arts Academy(See page 15)

SAT, SEPT 13 H2O Picasso Exhibition open to the public Where: Buell Children’s MuseumWhen: 12-5 pm

MON, SEPT 15 Arts Associates MeetingFeaturing Christy Callaham, Art of the Dream artistOpen to the public Where: BoardroomWhen: 9:30 am THUR, SEPT 18 Greater Pueblo Chamber of Commerce and Arts Center MEMBERS ONLY Reception Picasso Matisse Chagall:The Most Important Artists of the 20th Century. RSVP to: 295-7200 Where: White GalleryWhen: 5-7 pm

FRI, SEPT 19 The Art of the DreamExhibition open to the publicWhere: Regional GalleryWhen: 9-6 pm FRI, SEPT 19 Picasso Matisse Chagall:The Most Important Artists of the 20th CenturyExhibition open to the publicWhere: White GalleryWhen: 9-6 pm

FRI, SEPT 19 Gene Kloss: People and PortraitsExhibition open to the public Where: 3rd Floor FoyerWhen: 9-6 pm

SUN, SEPT 21Demonstration: Monoprint Techniques iExplore a variety of spontaneous monoprint techniques.Where: 2nd Floor Art StudioWhen: 1-3 pm

FRI, SEPT 26 Aquarius National Watermedia Exhibition open to the public Where: Hoag GalleryWhen: 9-6 pm

FRI, SEPT 26 Dorothy Mendoza Collection: Mandalas and MoreExhibition open to the publicWhere: 2nd Floor FoyerWhen: 9-6 pm

FRI, SEPT 26 Pueblo 24 Hour Film FestivalWhere: Arts Center Theater When: 7 pm

OCTOBERTHURS, OCT 2 Gallery Talk: Brigit O’Connor, juror of the National Watermedia Exhibition, speaks about the process of choosing works and the works chosenFree to publicWhere: Hoag GalleryWhen: 6-8 pm FRI, OCT 3 Community night at the Arts Center presented by Spradley Auto GroupFree to public Where: White Gallery When: 4-7 pm

FRI, OCT 10 Gallery Talk: Paris, Center of the Art World presented by Pueblo Library DistrictFree to publicGo beyond looking at art and engage in discussion led by Arts Center Curatorial StaffWhere: White GalleryWhen: 5-7 pm 3SAT, OCT 11 Prints from the CollectionExhibition open to the publicWhere: King GalleryWhen: 9-6 pm

MON, OCT 13Columbus DayCLOSED

SAT, OCT 18 School House Rock LIVE! Children’s Playhouse Theatre Where: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 11 am & 2 pm MON, OCT 20 Arts Associates Meeting Featuring All Pueblo Reads Open to the public Where: BoardroomWhen: 9:30 am

SUN, OCT 26 Study of Chagall’s Bible Series i Examine biblical content and techniques utilized (etching with watercolor) Where: White GalleryWhen: 2-4 pm

TUES, OCT 28 Ballets Jazz Montreal Center Stage Performing Arts SeriesWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 7:30 pm

FALL 2014

Untitled, Paul Pletka from Prints from the Collection, opening OCT 11

BALLETS JAZZ MONTREAL

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NOVEMBERSUN, NOV 9 - FRI, NOV 14Buell Children’s Museum Gallery TransitionCLOSED

FRI, NOV 14 Reception and Awards Ceremony Aquarius National Watermedia ExhibitionFree to publicWhere: Hoag GalleryWhen: 5-8 pm FRI, NOV 14 Tunisia Band’s Motown Revue Center Stage Performing Arts SeriesWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 7:30 pm

SAT, NOV 15 Winter WonderlandExhibition open to the publicWhere: Buell Children’s Museum When: 12-5 pm

SAT, NOV 15 4The Adventures of Robin Hood Children’s Playhouse TheatreWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 11 am & 2 pm

SUN, NOV 16 Study of Chagall’s Bible Series i Gallery Talk: Local artists discuss creativity in relationship to the three masters: Picasso, Matisse, Chagall Where: White GalleryWhen: 2-4 pm MON, NOV 17 Arts Associates Meeting Featuring LuDel Walters, Visual Arts CoordinatorOpen to the publicWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 9:30 am

WED, NOV 19 Nutcracker in a Nutshell Teachers call: 583-6217 toreserve seatsWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 9 am, 10:30 am & 12 pm WED, NOV 19 Own Your Own Art Show & SaleExhibition open to the publicShop for your own unique piece of artWhere: Regional Gallery, 1st & 2nd Floor Foyers, and Gift ShopWhen: 11-5 pm

THUR, NOV 20 Nutcracker in a Nutshell Teachers call: 583-6217 toreserve seatsWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 9 am, 10:30 am & 12 pm DECEMBERWED, DEC 3 Own Your Own Reception Open to the publicWhere: White GalleryWhen: 4:30-7:30 pm

THUR, DEC 4 Nutcracker Sangre de Cristo Ballet Reception followingWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 7:30 pm

FRI, DEC 5 Nutcracker Sangre de Cristo BalletWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 7:30 pm

SAT, DEC 6 Watercolor Demonstrations i by artists from the Southern Colorado Watercolor SocietyWhere: Hoag GalleryWhen: 12-5 pm SAT, DEC 6 Nutcracker Sangre de Cristo BalletWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 2 pm & 7:30 pm SUN, DEC 7 Nutcracker Sangre de Cristo BalletWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 2 pm

FRI, DEC 12 Arts Academy CelebrationWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 5:30 pm SAT, DEC 13 Watercolor Demonstrations i by artists from the Southern Colorado Watercolor SocietyWhere: Hoag GalleryWhen: 12-5 pm

MON, DEC 15 Arts Associates Meeting Featuring Art Education ProgrammingWhere: 2nd floor Art Studio, Helen T. White Building Open to the publicWhen: 9:30 am THUR, DEC 18 I ’ll be Home for Christmas MusicalWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 7:30 pm

FRI, DEC 19 I ’ll be Home for Christmas MusicalWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 7:30 pm

SAT, DEC 20 I ’ll be Home for Christmas MusicalWhere: Arts Center TheaterWhen: 1 pm & 4:30 pm

SAT, DEC 20 Watercolor Demonstrations i by artists from the Southern Colorado Watercolor SocietyWhere: Hoag Gallery When: 12-5 pm SUN, DEC 21 Study of Chagall’s Bible Series Inspirational music and last minute shopping opportunity in Own Your OwnWhere: White GalleryWhen: 2-4 pm

WED, DEC 24Christmas EveEarly Closure: 9-2 pm

THUR, DEC 25Christmas DayCLOSED

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Open Tues. - Fri. 11am - 5pmWednesdays Open at 9am

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NEW

STORY WALKPromotes the continuous developmental process of reading about the arts in a positive interaction with literature and people. Join us for a “Story Walk,” based on work by Anne Ferguson of Montplier, Vermont that promotes reading, family time, nature, physical activity. Adults and children walk from book page to book page that have been laminated and placed intervals apart. Read a story together for fun, literacy and exercise. We will be creating a library of books that will be placed around the community to be checked out by childcares & schools.

BRAIN BUILDERSVisit the award winning Buell Children’s Museum and build your child’s brain with the age appropriate activities. We are rewarding you and recognizing adults modeling positive behaviors for young people with a badge. The importance of cognitive, social and emotional development of young children benefits us all and impacts community economic development. STEM to STEAM ACTIVITIES Engage children in quality creative experiences using their first languages: Art, Music, Dance and Theatre. Around the Museum discover fun interactive kits that engage the youngest guests in science, technology, engineering and math learning that connects to the arts!

SCHOOL READINESSComing this Spring! Families and child care programs visiting the Buell Children’s Museum, play “school,” meet “teachers,” see a show on stage about going to kindergarten, and receive additional information about being ready for school. Sign up for membership now to assure your space.

Additional guests just $5 each. If your group is larger than 30,please call 719-295-7205 for additional information.

WONDERFULWEDNESDAYPERFORMANCESSeptember 24 - 9:30 & 10:30amBeth Epley “Don’t Be a Drip”

October 15 - 9:30 & 10:30amPatti Smithsonian “Stories for a Starry Night”

November 19 & 20 - 9, 10:30am Sangre de Cristo Ballet’s “Nutcracker in a Nutshell”

December 17 - 9:30 & 10:30amMerry Andrew Afoot “The Christmas Smooch”

January 28 - 9:30 & 10:30amMaeve Eichelberger“Yippee! Western Art”

February 4 - 9:30 & 10:30amMark Hellerstein “Puppets & Things on Strings”

March 4 - 9:30 & 10:30am Charles Sjolander “Dr. Seuss Stories”

April 15 & 16 - 9, 10:30am “The Amazing Food Detective”

May 6 - 9:30 & 10:30amBonnie Phipps“Rhythm, Rhyme Story & Song”

2014 - 2015PROGRAMS

An Art Start Membership includes reduced cost for experiences such as:

Thanks to Our Sponsors! Xcel Energy & Southern Colorado Community Foundation

Professional Development Workshop: Wed., April 8, 2015, 6-7:30pm


E D U C A T I O N

Friday Arts Academy Schedule | SEP 5 - DEC 1214 Week Course: Less than $ 7 per hour (materials included)

Course Total per Student (materials included): Price guide is for members and non-members

1 Course = $81 / $90 5 Courses = $405 / $450 2 Courses = $162 / $180 6 Courses = $486 / $540 3 Courses = $243 / $270 7 Courses = $567 / $630 4 Courses = $324 / $360

Special information for Beginning Instrumental Music including Beginning Band, and Orchestra: Marck Time Music, Colorado Public Radio’s Instrument Drive, and donations from additional individuals have resulted in many instruments available for usage for free or a value priced rental fee (depending on specific instrument availability…first come, first served. Register early!)

The Fall 2014 semester includes 14 class sessions and a CELEBRATION PERFORMANCE & EXHIBITION on December 12 at 5:30 pm to share with family, friends, and the public!

A limited number of scholarships are available for up to 50% of tuition.

Student artists may register for one course or up to seven courses with a supervised lunch available. Class size is 7-12 students for most courses to provide a productive small group learning environment with individual support.

Courses include music, theatre, visual arts, cooking and additional areas by licensed, certified teachers, professional artists, and other instructors in the field with learning extension ideas for parents.

Class size is 7-12 student artists for most sessions

Online: www.sangredecristoarts.org/education In person: Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Box Office

For more information:

Jackie Henderson | [email protected] | (719) 295-7210 Atrelle Jones | [email protected] | (719) 583-6217 Ü Parents invited to attend classes with children

for additional course fee

Fill your fall with art!Look for the full fall class schedule

Visit sdc-arts.org/education.html for class descriptions.

TO REGISTER

CLASSES

AVAILABLE

FOR ADULTS

& CHILDREN!

• Music• Theatre• Visual Arts• Clay• Photography• Edible Art• & More!

up to

$90 value!

210 N. Santa Fe Ave., Pueblo, CO 81003 | 719.295.7200 | SangredeCristoArts.org

Hours: 11 am-4 pm | Tuesday-Saturday | $4 Adults | $3 Children/Military | Members: FREE

Sangre de Cristo

SchoolSCHOOL

soaschool of arts

School of Arts

SANGRE de CRISTOsangre de cristo

ofArts

ARTS

SANGRE de CRISTO

FALL 2013 CLASS SCHEDULE for All Ages Find your art insideJewelry • Fiber Art • Music • Dance • 2D and 3D Art & More

Family Deal:

Purchase 7 courses,

get 8th FREE!

Classes in:

Fall classes begin September 5

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Create like the Masters!SIGN UP FOR A CLASS TODAY

C R E A T I V E C L A S S E S

Painting your Dreams with Christy CallahamPAINT

Cubist Collage - Picasso’s Perspectives with Holly Wasinger

Thursdays | 5:30 - 7:30 pm | $67.50 Members / $75Session 1: Sept 25, Oct 2, 9, 16 | Session 2: Oct 23, 30, Nov 6, 13 Like Picasso’s revolutionary cubist works, show objects from every angle at the same time. Use mixed media collage to capture the essence and perspective of an object.

COLLAGE

Pressless Monotype Prints with Jennifer GhormleyPRINT

Saturday, Oct 11 | 1 - 4 pm | $49.50 Members / $55 Learn the basics of Jungian dream analysis and paint your own dreams using tempera paint. No paint experience necessary. SEE Christy Callaham’s exhibit on display in the Regional Gallery Sept 19 - Nov 9

Saturday, Oct 18 | 1 - 4 pm | $36 Members / $40 plus $15 Materials Fee Learn how to create unique line drawings through this hybrid process of drawing and printmaking techniques. SEE Jennifer Ghormley’s demontration of monoprint techniques on Sunday, Sept 21 from 1-3 pm. Included with admission.

2nd floor art studio, Helen T. White Building

2nd floor art studio, Helen T. White Building

3rd floor, Boardroom


3rd floor, Boardroom

NOV 19 - DEC 24

DEC 3

5 weeks to shop for your own unique piece of art from up to 70 different artists!

Own Your Own Reception - Free4:30 - 7:30 pm

H O L I DAY P R E V I E W

DEC 4, 5 at 7:30 pm

DEC 6 at 2 pm & 7:30 pm

DEC 7 at 2 pm

$12 Non-Members | $10 Members Call (719) 295-7200 for ticket info

Reception following Thursday performance.


M E M B E R S L I S T

Your financial support makes high quality arts programming possi-

ble. This issue’s list covers current membership activity from

APRIL 4, 2014 THRU JULY 29, 2014. This is not our complete

membership list. If you recently joined or renewed outside of these

dates, your name will be listed in a future issue.

THANKSfor being an

ARTS CENTERMEMBER!

PREMIER CLUB

$1,500 & up

Wally & Sharon Stealey

Drs. Bob & Sara Tonsing

BENEFACTOR

$550-1,499

Travis & Carrie Archuleta

Barbara Cravens

Dan & Kerry DeRose

Jim & Barbara Hadley

Anthony & Brigitte Juarez

Rob Redwine

Drs. Elissa Ball & Jay Richter

Irene Verstraete

Jan & Ralph Williams

SPONSOR

$275-549

Dr. Michael & Tanya DeRose

Mary & Stephan Gunn

Nelson & Alice Hill

Kathleen & Mark Kennedy

Dr. Sharon Kessler

Bruce Kolbezen

Mel & Lita Martinez

B.J. McNamara

Bob & Kathy Root

Larry & Carol Spradley

PATRON

$150-274

John & Elaine Blinn

Dr. Steve & Becky Brown

Dave & Marianne Cardinal

Mary Jo Carter

Dick & Shirley Cline

Dr. Mike & Cathy Coatney

Sandra Cunningham

Edward & Carole Engler

Barbara Fortino

Jim & Carol Garren

Clark & Nancy Grady

Richard & Helen C. Harris

Drs. William & Mary Hodges

Florence Hunt

Dr. Bill & Mollie McCanless

Jan & Jerry McPherson

Beverly Moore

Will F. Nicholson Jr.

Judy Lee & Jim Richerson

Ed & Bonnie Sajbel

David & Virginia Shaw

Dorothy Shaw

Dr. Robert & Joan Thomas

Charles & Kerrelyn Trent

Dr. Larry & Carole Walls

CONTRIBUTOR

$100-149

Hank & Suzie Anton

Dr. Carl & Kay Bartecchi

Bob & Olive Belcher

Mike & Rae Ann Blazer

Lee Bricker

Mike & Becky Cafasso family

Sam & Lois Cocharo

Dr. & Mrs. David Crosson

Dr. & Mrs. Salvador & Rosario Cruz

John & Vicki Doyle

Mark & Jean Francom

EllynAnne & Hank Geisel

Dave & Linda Glover

Jan Pullin & Nicholas Gradisar

Val & Dan Henderson

Margie & Art Hilvitz

Sandy Holter

John Kogovsek

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Longfield

Dennis & Donna Maes

John & Dorothy Mendoza

Rich & Amy Paul

Mike & Sheila Perez

Dr. Joe & Maribeth Peters

Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Rheaume DPM

Anne Hill & Anak Shrestha

Dr. Wallace & Wynona Sullivan

Meg Versteeg

Derek & Emily Vidmar & Family

Jack & Donna Ward

Jon & Claudia Zadra

STUDIO 210

$75 and up

Gerrie Allen

Dale & Deborah Armstrong

Judith Baillie

Dr Michael & Jill Ball

Dr. Jack & Jean Boerner

Debbie & Phil Borchers

Mark Clark

Thomas D. Cornelius

Charlene Coulson

Alex & Karen DeLay

Jo Dunmire

Brad & Karen Farbo

Tammy Fesmire

Terry Galusha

Jeanette & Pat Garcia

Dr. Scott & Mia Harberts & family

Judith A. Hastall

Karen Hochstadter

Yolanda Hoffman

James Holst

Sara & Robert Howsam

Peter & Bonny Jakus

Allan & Sandy Juno & Family

Richard & Annette Knudsen

David & Lou Ann Kochenberger

David & Cathy Krause

Pamela Kubly

Andrew & Martina Lang

Ann Leach

Mary Luton

George & Rosemarie Macpherson

Ray & Kathleen Mattarocci

Jim & Karen Meeuwsen

John Doidge & Judy Miles

Mary Lou Millbern

Dan & Adrienne Montoya

Jim & Karen Munch

Dr. & Mrs. Bryan & Janna Nolt

Larry & Lynne Ohrdorf

Gil & Tina Orr

James W. Parmelee

Laurine Smith & Tony Petree

Chris Picicci

Roxanne Pignanelli

Ted & Kate Puls

Jack & Paula Quinn

Jennifer R. Rapp

Kent & Christine Reed

Hank & Sue Romero

Breta & Scott Ross

David & Charliene Ryver

James Schwartzenberger

Bill, Jane & Cindy Serfling

Ed Smith

Nancy Smith

Carol Stinchcomb

Jeanine Takaki

Gary, Georgia & Remington Walker

Judy & Ross Weaver

Burnie & Pam Zercher

FAMILY

$45-74

Courtney Collings & Mark Albright

Ashley Alcon

Dean & Andrea Alfonso

Frank Almeda

Bill & Barbara Anaya

Darrin Smith & Andrea Aragon

Shelley Askew

James Atencio

Pamela Vallejo & & Sever Barloco

Alexandria Ben

Kristina Steward & Tarina Bennett

Dr. Michael & Ana Bhagat & Family

Joshua & Amy Blevins

Boerhave Family

Kevin & Athena Bolton & family


M E M B E R S L I S T

Michelle Brooks

Brown Family Jeff, Heather, Blake &

Natalie

Kevin Buchanan

Madi Vaughn & Ted Calantino

Matthew Chapman family

Chase Family

Amy Chippeaux

Alexander Chung

Susie Martinez & Kristi Cisneros

Kathleen Clark

Katherine Cole

Sonja Cole

Sam & Joy Cordo

Kimberly Corona

Erinbeth Crabtree

Tabitha & Michael Davis

Cody & Jennifer Day

Jeff & Andrea Divelbiss

Davis Dossantos

Layla & Kaira Dost

David Duque

Kurt & Erin Eilmes

April & Aaron Elkins

Julie Emmons

Katie, Jacob & Benjamin Farmer

Andrea Filpi

Sabrina Finn

Ronda Funkhouser

Sal & Hilda Gallegos

Michael L. Garcia

John & Rachel Gardner

Dawn Giadone

James Gisi

Rich & Maxine Golenda

Ashley Gomez

Katrina Gonzales

KaylaLynn Gonzales

Rhonda & Randy Gonzales

Tom & Miriam Gray

Hagge Family

Carrie Harmes

Natasha Haskell

Rich & Kelly Hill

Melissa Hodges

Robert Humphreys

Renee Hunter

Mai Jenkins

Dr. Del Wayne Nimmo & Myrtis Johnson

Michael Juarez

Tawona Katz

Robert & Carly Kingery

Jenny & Jesse Kruckeberg

Ron & Sarah Lang

Minga Lara

Rosa O. Le

Leslie Leonard

Constance Little

Evalina Lopez

Karl Loser

Debbie Strankman & Phil Lucero

Monette Manalo

Amiel & Kelsey Markenson

Trinity Marmy

Shawn & Doreen Martinez

Julie & Warren McClure

Sarah Owen & Tanner McKee

Sabrina Montez

Tony Florez & Dr. Yvonne Montoya

Emily Moore & Family

Amber J. Moro

Dr. & Mrs. David & Kayoko Morton

Erin & Taviri Murphy

Denise Musso

Dr. Steven & Shelly Nafziger

JaNyce Neiberger

Monica & Dan Oldenburg

Jessi & Chad Ones

Norma Oster

Enca Otto

Selina Ozuna

Jackie Padilla

Lisa Parrish

Grace & Carl Pasquin

Holly, Ella & Julia Paulman

Jeremiah, Melissa & Sophia Perez

Nikki Petek

Kimberly Peters

Hauvala Pitchforth

Nichole Pritchert Hilliard

John, Tamara & Maia Rice

Jennifer Rivera

Brian, Jalyn & Badyn Robinson

Anamarie Rodriguez

Alyssa Romero

Theodore & Renee Roop

Carol Rotz

Jennifer, Josh & Joey Rudnik

Lisa & Vanessa Saldana

Abrahm Sanchez

Mari-Anna Sanchez

Meagan Schroeder

Ron & Jaime Schwab

Suzanne Seppala

Catherine Siddoway

Rina Siegel

Frank Silvani

Rick & Dona Skaggs

Sam Spicola

Kris Stacks Family

Kelly & Zachary Stanifer

Darryl & Jennifer Stephens & family

Adacia Stockman

Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Stovall

Leilani Thrash

Kayliegh Travierso

Nadine Trujillo

Kristin Valdez

Larry & Susan Velasco

Jeanine Vigil

Jesse & Abby Ward

Ella Webber-Schulz

Jason & Amber Wick

Rachel Willardson

Ryan & Tracy Williams

Mary Wilson

Kara Wilson & Family

Daniel & Greta Yocum

Adam Zangaris

GRANDPARENTS

$45-74

Jim & Janet Anzlovar

Ida & Gary Anzuini

Maxine & Michelle Atencio

Joyce & Anthony Baros

Barbara Barr

Steve & Kendra Benson

Richard & DeAnn Bryson

June Bush

Tom & Betty Cody

Rosann & Louis Curran

Irene & Doug Drewnicky

David & Marilyn Fuller

Jim & Debbie Gadberry

Sharon Harris

Carrie Heck

Paula Hoffman

Phyllis Keas

Marilyn Kiniston

Mark & Yvonne Klune

Judith Krause

Nancy Lancaster

Paula & Gerald Larson

Susan Leyh

Jan Lloyd

Cindy Loia

John Long

Kim & Terry Mackey

Ruth Mahaney

Joyce Ann Markusfeld

Cal & Linda Martin

Gary & Karen Micheli

Joe & Jan Moran

Pam Neelan

Bill & Mary Ann Niichel

Elaine Orazem

Ola & Roger Otto

Frank & Carole Ricotta

Virginia Robbe

Paulette Sanchez

Mike Saucedo

Greg & Doris Smith

Bonnie Spoden

Joyce Stimmel

BJ & Mike Tripp

Anastacio & Eleanor Valdez

Kathy Vigil

Bob & Carol Wands

Kathryn Fraizer&Christine Warfield

Pat Wells

Ernie West

Anna Marie Wheeler

Terry McCanne & Elizabeth Zawadowski

John A. Zondlo

TWO-PERSON

$35-74

Bill & Betty Alt

Mary Oswald & Allison Balas

Dan & Eileen Baracz

Don Allen & Laura Baroni

Mike & Dotsy Baxter

Bob & Midge Bolibaugh

Pat & Lester Boyer

Dorothy Barnard & Jack Bryan

Ken & Barbara Butcher

James & Cori Cameron

Sean Collier

Robert Deyarman and Lily Miller

Pat Tack & Rick Divelbiss

Hobey & Ruth Dixon

Ed & Joanne Dodds

Bill & Cynthia Doty

Robert & Sally Enck

Roger & Judy Fonda

Joni & Mike Giarratano

Richard & Jeanne Gibson

Nancy Grant

Elaine C. Guadagno

Alan & Cay Herrington

Marilyn & Jerry Hoisington

Don & Wanda Howk

Gloria & Royal Hurst

Tom & Molly Jagger

Jeannie Norwood & Albert Kahan


SPECIALDONATIONS

4/19/14 THRU 7/15/14

IN MEMORY OF: Margaret Bachik

GIVEN BY:Stoehr Cleaners

(Lance & Nancy Vercelline)

IN MEMORY OF: Anna Marie Covi

GIVEN BY: Maggie Divelbiss

IN MEMORY OF: Nancy Habiger


IN MEMORY OF: Doris Orman


IN MEMORY OF: Frances Petros

GIVEN BY: Ed & Bonnie Sajbel

IN MEMORY OF: Doug Ring GIVEN BY:

Maggie Divelbiss

IN MEMORY OF: Pauline Taravella

GIVEN BY: Ed & Bonnie Sajbel

IN MEMORY OF: Peggy Turman

GIVEN BY: Dr. & Mrs. Robert Alsever

Special donations are a way to acknowledge a contribution of your choice in honor of a loved one. Your donation will be used to enhance programs and activites in the arts. Thank you for your support. For more information, call Julie Salas at (719) 295-7200 ext. 7213.

Peter & Suzanne Klos

Gary & Carol Kyte

James Amos & Tracey Mattoon-Amos

HG Arnold & Charlotte McLoughlin-Lam-

berton

Kyle Laws & Tony Moffeit

Sue Moore

Anne & Bill Moulton

Brittney Muench

Sean & Mary O’Meallie

John & Inge Oechsle

Joe & Barbara Pannunzio

Ashley Pettijohn

Heather Poole & Marty Poole

Prof. Robert J. & Elke Pugel

Jack & Anita Purkey

Helen Racobs

Paul & Ann Rokich

Kerry Roman

Sharon & Rourk Sheehan

Larry & Suzie Simons

Richard & Joan Smith

Joyce & Bob Spears

Marilyn Traylor

Conrad & Beverly Waggener

Jon & Stacy Walker

David & Susanne Ware

Violet & Vince Westerman

Dr. & Mrs. Einar & Lone Wulfsberg

Dick & Naomi Zeleny

ONE-PERSON

$30-74

Bill Adams

Duaina Baldridge

Andrea Banks

Mildred F. Carter

Carla Hendrickson

Phyllis A. King

Stephany L. Kramer

Robert Lutes

Liz Marco

Carole A. McKinney

Janet Monack

Linda Nauerth

Steve Parke

Barbara Smith

SENIOR/STUDENT

$20-74

Catherine Anderson

Marty Ardell

Kaareen Arriaga

Terri Baker

Peggy Bennett

Donna Biggerstaff

Amy Bissell

Maureen Braun

Frances Burns

Bea & & Philip DeMarco

Judith DeRosa

Jane Eckland

Evelyn Fitzsimmons

Anna J. Floyd

Sandra Gotfred

Joan Hanley

Dorothy A. Hanscom

Rodney Hixon

Jean Hubbs

Jackie Koroshetz

Yvonne Leek

Susan Lockhart

Dr. Annette Long

Louise Lucidi

Nancy Martin

Evelyn Matkins

Sara McCaman

LaVonne Mueller

J. Doug Ohmans

Lois Paripovich

Angela Pehoviack

Bev Percival

Ken Peterson

Irmgard Riesner

Joan Shade

C.C. Smalley

Marsha Snell

Anna Stein

Barbara L. Stevens

Bonnie Sulima

Norma J. Summer

Ann Marie Turri

Jim Wark

Rita M. Welsch

Martha Whitlock

Will Wright

Linda A. Young

BUSINESS MEMBERS

BUSINESS BENEFACTOR

$550-1,499

CTI Corporate Technologies, Inc.

RMC Distributing

Xcel Energy

BUSINESS SPONSOR

$275-549

Centennial Insurance Agency

Kaiser Permanente

Land Title Guarantee Co.

Legacy Bank

Loaf ‘N Jug/Mini Mart, Inc.

David & Lucile Packard Foundation Pueblo

Rice, Root Accounting, Inc.

San Isabel Electric Association

Schusters’ Printing

Stifel Nicolaus

T R Toppers, Inc.

BUSINESS PATRON

$150-274

GLT Hotel

Jorge’s Sombrero Restaurant

Nurse-Family Partnership

Vectra Bank Colorado

Wilcoxson Buick/Cadillac GMC

BUSINESS CONTRIBUTOR

$75-149

80/Twenty Wines

Colorado East Bank & Trust CO

Grand Rental Center, Inc

Latino Chamber of Commerce

Rush’s Pueblo Lumber

Special Kids Special Families

Springside Cheese Shop

Wells Fargo

YMCA

LICENSED DAY CARE

$65 & up

Colorado Bluesky Infant Program

Dolores Gomez

Granny Nanny Daycare

Little Dreamers Childcare


“I am passionate about helping YOU. Together, we can meet your real estate needs.”

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Email: [email protected] or please call or text: (719) 821-1475

“....your best choice.”

2099 W. US Hwy. 50, Suite 160 • Pueblo, CO 81008

For available dates and to schedule an appointment to tour our facilities contact Lorrie Marquez at

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Up to 500 Guests • 11 am to Midnight (including decorating time)

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CALL FOR DETAILSWe believe everyone should have access to a healthy life, no matter where they are. That’s why our health plans give you world-class care with a choice. We provide tools to help you manage your health—like nurses to answer your questions, online classes, and more. Because when you can get the care you need, when you need it for you and your family, it’s a whole lot easier to seize that day.

NOW OFFERING PLANS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. To learn more, call 1-866-710-2727 option 3.

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HERE’S TO SEIZING EVERY DAY.

We believe everyone should have access to a healthy life, no matter where they are. That’s why our health plans give you world-class care with a choice. We provide tools to help you manage your health—like nurses to answer your questions, online classes, and more. Because when you can get the care you need, when you need it for you and your family, it’s a whole lot easier to seize that day.

NOW OFFERING PLANS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. To learn more, call 1-866-710-2727 option 3.

kp.org/thrive

HERE’S TO SEIZING EVERY DAY.

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