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Karaoke Nights in Parker Colorado
Posted by: | CommentsDo you love to Sing and Dance? Need to just let loose for a night?
Support local business and community.
Wednesday – Tailgate Tavern located on 19552 E Main St, Parker, CO 80138
DJ Cort offers a great variety of music to sing or dance to.
Show starts at 8pm and continues until close. Wednesday is ladies night $1 drinks!
Thursday – Buffalo Boyds located on 12543 N Highway 83, Parker, CO 80134
Avery has been well known in the Parker area for some time! Well now he is back! Come see him for Karaoke at Boyds. 9-close
Saturday – Brunswick Zone located on 9255 Kimmer Dr, Lone Tree, CO 80124
DJ Cort will be playing this show from 8pm – midnight in the fireside lounge.
Come see the drink specials!
Sunday – Buffalo Boyds located on 12543 N Highway 83, Parker, CO 80134
Avery will be playing this show from 9-close.
Thanks to Jacque Parry, Kitchen Designer for Showplace Kitchens in Parker Colorado for this info! If you have any favorite local Kareoke Haunts, either post them in the comments or let me know and I’ll add them to the post.
If you have an idea for a story that would be of interest to your Parker neighbors, just email me… I’m happy to help spread the word.
Parker CO Fall Festival Oct. 10 2009
Posted by: | CommentsPOSTPONED!! Family Fun at the Parker Fall Festival
Due to predicted poor weather conditions this weekend, the Cultural Commission’s Fall Festival, previously scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 10, has been postponed.
The festivities scheduled to be included in the Fall Festival will be incorporated into the Parker Christmas Carriage Parade activities on Saturday, Dec. 12.

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The Parker Cultural Commission proudly presents the Parker Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at O’Brien Park, 10795 Victorian Dr.
Bring the entire family and join us for a free celebration of fall with live music, pumpkin painting, story telling, face painting, autumn art projects and games, seasonal treats and so much more!
For more information about the Parker Fall Festival, please contact Kelly Kuper at 303.434.1560 or by email at kkuper@parkeronline.org.
PRESS RELEASE TOWN OF PARKER COLORADO PARKER CULTURAL COMMISSIONDon Quixote Mainstage Center Parker CO Oct. 10 2009
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Don Quixote on the Mainstreet Center Stage Parker Colorado
Join the Parker Cultural Commission, Classic Acts and 18 local youths as they perform Don Quixote on Saturday, Oct. 10 at the Parker Mainstreet Center, 19650 E. Mainstreet.
Don Quixote is the wonderful story of the idealistic Lord of La Mancha, Spain, whom is obsessed with the idea that he is a knight errant. Quixote fights to keep the code of chivalry alive long after it even exists. His sanity is questioned as he travels the countryside with his loyal squire, Sancho Panza, fighting injustice…or so he believes. He battles with monks, barbers, a lion tamer and even windmills all for the honor of a pig farmer, whom he believe is his beloved Lady Dulcinea. The entire family will love this classic tale!
Performances of Don Quixote are Oct. 10 at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tickets are $5 for ages 3 and up and are available now at the Mainstreet Center and online at www.ParkerRec.com. For more information about this performance or other Parker Cultural Arts programs, please contact Kelly Kuper at 303.434.1560 or by email at kkuper@parkeronline.org.
Jaime Stevens Recreation & Community Marketing Coordinator Town of Parker 20120 E. Mainstreet Parker, CO 80138 Direct: 303.805.3267 Fax: 303.805.3123 www.parkeronline.org
Art Ala Carte Wine Walk Parker Colorado – Last Chance 2009
Posted by: | CommentsThis will be the last wine walk Art AlaCarte event of the season and it looks like there are lots of great things happening! The weatherman says it’s going to be nice again so come on down to the History Mainstreet Business district in Beautiful Downtown Parker Colorado.
The event starts by you purchasing your tickets at either one of the booths on the street or at Vines Wine Bar. Tickets are $10 Cash or $11 Credit and you receive a collectible engraved wine glass and a coupon book along with a bag filled with goodies and coupons. You then go to each of the many downtown merchants that are participating. In the past there have been between 15 and 20. Some serve appetizers, chocolate and each have a white and red wine selection for you to sample. You give them a ticket… they pour you a glass of wine. While you are wandering down Mainstreet you are also invited to browse the artists booths and enjoy and purchase the beautiful things they have displayed. Art varies from painting, woodworking, glass, jewelry, pottery and many more to choose from.
Parker now has a taxi service so if you have had a little too much wine you can always call a cab!
Rebecca J Hair Salon is hosting a NIGHT ON THE TOWN on Friday Only!
ROCK YOUR WARDROBE Wine Walk PARTY!!
Appetizers Will be Served!
Come Shop The Latest Fashions in Clothes,
And Have Some Wine While You Get
A FREE Make-up Application!
Book Your Service Appointment That Night and Receive 10% Off Your Service!
Take a Look at the Clothes on line at www.rockyourwardrobeclothing.com
They have also been nominated for the Channel 7 A-List so please go and vote for the Salon here!
The Victorian Collections Gallery will be hosting a two man art show during the Parker Wine
Walk on Sept 18th and 19th from 5:pm to 8:pm.
The copper wire sculptures of ballet dancers by former dancer himself Michael Schneider and past president of The Colorado Art Society will be featured along with the photographic interpretations by Irma Backelant digital artist.
The Gallery is located at 11020 Pikes Peak ave one block north of Main St in Parker Colorado.

Single Dancer Melting Shadow
As I said, this event is the last Art & Wine Walk of 2009. Thanks Parker!
The Littleton Art and Music Festival
Posted by: | CommentsAt The Aspen Grove Lifestyle Center presents…
“The Sound Of The World”.
June 27th (10 AM to 9 PM) and June 28th (10 am to 5 pm)
7301 S. Santa Fe Dr. Littleton, CO 80120
A Parker CO Local Stan Shields and his ATA Xtreme Demo Team will be performing at 11:15 on Saturday & 11:30 on Sunday
THE ART
Admission is free to this two day festival showcasing our nation’s fine artists. This show is a juried fine art festival. Each artist is hand selected to ensure unique, original, and first class artwork. Artists’ work will include painting in oil, acrylic, and watercolor, drawings in pencil, pastel, and charcoal, as well as elegant bronze, stone, metal, and luminous glass sculptures. In addition to functional and non-functional ceramics, there will also be one-of-a-kind jewelry, as well as black&white and color photography, and much, much more!
THE MUSIC
Our musical theme this year will feature international artists and music.
Saturday
10:30 am to 11 am Interactive kids drum circle hosted by Community Drums. All drums provided. – When DRUMMING is present in COMMUNITIES, a sense of rhythm and harmony are created that transcends language so that when we do speak there is another level of understanding. http://www.communitydrums.com/.
11:30 to 12:00 pm – SANTEMU – African storyteller and musician. Santemu has been promoting cultural understanding and entertainment for more than 20 years. In West Africa a person is not considered truly educated until they learn a series of stories and proverbs designed to teach them a healthy way of living. Santemu carries on that rich tradition. Using drums, shakers, kalimba and flute, Santemu has been singing traditional African folk songs and telling African myths and stories.
12:45 to 2:30 Musical Missions Of Peace
Fighting fear with music. Called “Singing in Baghdad,” the program features Cameron Powers and Kristina Sophia, founders of Musical Missions for Peace. This powerful and heartwarming presentation includes slides and stories from their recent travels in Middle Eastern countries and live music by these two very talented musicians. Cameron plays a favorite musical instrument of the Arabs called the Oud and he and Kristina both sing in Arabic. Cameron and Kristina founded Musical Missions for Peace as their own way to contribute to world peace. When traveling in the Arab world, they are musical ambassadors with a message of common humanity, friendship and peace. When traveling in the US, they are a cultural bridge bringing back the messages of beauty, generosity and hospitality from the Arab people they have met. http://www.musicalmissionsofpeace.org/
3 pm to 5 pm - Afro Samba world music ensemble consisting of guitar, bass, violin and drums and is led by guitarist Mike Brick. Playing a wide variety of original music with an emphasis on Brazilian Boss / Samba with elements of Rumba Flamenco, the Tango, Afro Cuban and Afro-Beat. They are a melting pot of the best musical stylings from around the world played by world class musicians.
6:30 to 8:30 Hot Summer Street Salsa Dance and Concert featuring Manuel Molina
Latin Jazz guitarist Manuel Molina has a sultry feel that has made Manuel one of the most sought after Latin guitarists and entertainers in his field. His unique style showcases the richness and diversity of his classical background from the Conservatory of Lima, Peru. Hot Molina has traveled the world for 11 years providing professional entertainment for the United States Department of Defense overseas. The bands repertoire includes high energy interactive Salsa, Pop and Rumba.They will have your guests Mamboing and Congaing around the dance floor! Each performer creates a vibe that is all their own. Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to party with Hot Molina!
Sunday
10: 30 am to 11:30 am Latin alternative rock group CIKATRIZ del Che sponsored by Telemundo
12:30 pm to 2:30 pm Peace&Love&Jigs&Reels – Celtic Trio
This trio brings you the richness of Celtic music on Irish flute, alto flute, guitar, percussion and vocals. As the heart of the e group, Gregg Hansen and Cynthia Gaffe draw in audiences with their jubilant energy, tight musical arrangements, soulful expressiveness, stories, humor and varied world music influences. At festivals or by the hearth, Peace & Love & Jigs & Reels brings the music and spirit of the Celts right into the listener’s heart.
3:30 pm to 5:30 pm Skanson and Hansen CD release concert
The Colorado Double Fingerstyle Guitar Duet of Skanson & Hansen brings to the world a new and exciting sound. The duo of Darren Curtis Skanson (classical guitar) and Gregg Hansen (acoustic guitar) have a sound so unique you have to hear it to believe it. The combination of nylon and steel strings delights and soothes audiences everywhere. Their new CD “Two Guitars Can Change The World” has a variety fresh arrangements of such 60’s and 70’s conscious classics as the Beatles-”All You Need Is Love” and “Blackbird”, John Lennon’s “Imagine”, ‘One Love’ by Bob Marley, and Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind”. They even cover U2’s’ 90’s classic – “Still Haven’t Found What I’m Lookin’ For”. It’s second nature for Skanson & Hansen to flow from American folk tune “Shenandoah” to Bach’s “Bouree in E Minor” to Clapton’s “Tears In Heaven” and back.

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