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Loveland Museum • Rialto Theater

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Susan P. IsonDirector of Cultural ServicesDave Brull, Technical CoordinatorMaureen Corey, Curator of ArtJennifer Cousino, Curator of HistoryRoberta Cox, Theater CoordinatorJenni Dobson, Curator of EducationSandi Elliott, Front House/Event CoordinatorDennis Fisher, Asst. Technical CoordinatorEric Franklin, Exhibits PreparatorTegan Hollen, Office Support SpecialistSuzanne Janssen, Public Art ManagerKimber Kreutzer, Business Services CoordinatorErika Lehman, Marketing CoordinatorMichelle Standiford, Graphic DesignerAshley Yager, RegistrarBryan Zellmer, Rialto Theater Manager

CULTURAL SERVICES BOARDJan DesJardin, ChairJuanita CisnerosDr. Dierdre CookHeather Fortin RubaldTeresa MuellerKris Ortmann

VISUAL ARTS COMMISSIONAbbie Powers, ChairRoger ClarkGreg Hoff Nancy JakobssonMaryjo MorganJudy O’GormanMargaret RosboroughSara TurnerJade Windell

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SUSAN P. ISON

School is out and the kids are ready to get out of the house! Soon our summer activities begin with both outdoor and indoor activities for all ages.

SUNDAY CLASSIC MATINEES begin June 4: Films that have been dubbed classic and made in the Golden or Silver Ages of cinema are featured.

TUESDAY CINEMA FOR KIDS begins June 6: Children’s films that are geared towards pre-school and elementary aged kids. This one is FREE.

REPLAY WEDNESDAYS begin June 7: A variety of art-centered films will be shown twice in the same day—a matinee and evening screening. Film selection is varied.

DATE NIGHT AT THE MOVIES begin June 9, every Friday: Geared for adults and feature a wide range of film types—romantic comedies, classic dramas, cult horror flicks, and thrillers.

FOOTE LAGOON SUMMER CONCERTS begin June 22: The Children’s Stage and the Main Stage will both be featured every Thursday night through July. More than 200 local bands submitted applications to appear on the Foote Lagoon stage.

Summer Cinema brochures and Foote Lagoon Summer Concerts rack cards will be available in May with details.

CHERRY PIE CELEBRATION is July 8 in Peters Park on the south of the Museum and celebrates Loveland’s history in the cherry industry.

This and other programs and exhibits at the Rialto and Museum are featured in this issue of the AHA! We hope to see you this summer!

4 Loveland Museum Art Exhibits

GOVERNOR’S ART SHOW April 29 – May 28, 2017Members Only Sneak Peek Reception: Thursday, April 27, 7 – 8 pm

Exhibit Admission: $5; free for Museum membersEXHIBIT FREE DAY: Saturday, May 27Free admission during Night on the Town on Friday, May 12 from 6 – 9 pmThe Loveland Rotary Clubs present the 26th annual art show and sale benefitting Rotary-sponsored charitable projects. Each year 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. Visit www.governorsartshow.org for more information.

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SALLY ELLIOTT:METAPHORS AND MEMORIES

Sally Elliott, Corazon con Ojos de Pescado

Sally Elliott has been exhibiting locally and nationally for over thirty years. She was a founding member of Front Range Women in the Visual Arts and is a long time member of Spark Cooperative Gallery in Denver where she exhibits yearly. Elliott was a recipient of a 2004 fellowship from the Colorado Council on the Arts and a Boulder Arts Commission Grant (1992). From 1999 to 2011, she was on the Drawing and Painting faculty at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Her work is in numerous private and public collections including IBM Corporate Art Collection, United Airlines, Kenyon College in Ohio, Front Range Community College, and Kaiser Permanente in Denver, Colorado. She currently resides in Boulder, Colorado.

The work of Sally Elliott is mythic and mystical. Layered so deeply with images, color and textures it demands quiet contemplation to decipher its many insinuations… They are worthy of the time it takes to mine their jewels. ~ William Biety, Space-Editor Art Consultancy, Denver, CO

May 13 – July 30, 2017GREEN ROOM

Exhibit Opening Celebration: Friday May 12, 6 – 8:30 pmLecture by the artist: 6 – 7 pmReception: 7 – 8:30 pm

Artist Demonstration and DiscsussionFriday, June 9, 6 – 7:30 pmFREE

Watch Sally Elliott work as she shares her painting process and discusses her goals and inspiration.

Painting Workshop with Sally ElliottThursday, July 20, 1 – 4 pm$50 non-members; $40 membersPre-registration required

Give your creativity a boost as you learn experimental techniques in watercolor and gouache using your own personal imagery. Elliott’s esteemed career includes many years of experience as a painting instructor, most recently on faculty at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Exhibit Programming


EPHEMERAL CURRENTS

Loveland artists Abbie R. Powers and Ronda Stone construct an exhibition that celebrates, questions, and explores the myriad ways water reflects and defines us. Linking the historic topic of water use and misuse, so crucial to the development of Colorado, to its tactile nature and aesthetic potential, these artists underscore the intrinsic unifying nature of water as a source for the universal articulation of human intricacy.

Ronda Stone is an award winning artist with over 35 years of experience photographing the human figure. Abbie R. Powers is an installation, performance, and video artist working primarily in silk, the female figure, movement, and video projection.

May 27 – September 17, 2017MEZZANINE GALLERY AND MUSEUM LOBBY

Exhibit Celebration / Meet the Artists: Friday, June 9, 6 – 8 pmGallery talk with Ronda Stone and Abbie R. Powers: Thursday, June 22, 6 pmPerformance by Abbie R. Powers: Thursday, July 13, 6 pm

A History as Art Exhibit

Abbie R. Powers: WellspringSilk captures, holds and then lets go. Silk shares. Silk references and then melts away. Silk is all things and nothing at the same time. Silk allows me to share ocean without the use of water. Silk lets us get lost in the clouds while our feet are firmly on the ground. ~ Abbie R. Powers

Abbie R. Powers


Ronda Stone: The Inner LandscapeI photograph people from the inside out – the inner landscape of the human experience. I dig deep to discover and express the dark side of myself in order to understand my own feelings and actions as well as to understand the human condition that continues to be a mystery…Water is our source, our beginning, and in so many ways, our expression and pleasure. ~ Ronda Stone

PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP WITH RONDA STONESaturday, August 12, 8 am – 12 pm

$50 non-members; $40 membersPre-registration required

Explore the unique challenge of photographing a model in and around water. The first two hours will be devoted to taking photographs. Then, the 10 best photos from each

participant will be used for discussion and critique. Open to photographers of any level and artists who specializes in different mediums but wish to explore the limitless potential

of photography.

Ronda Stone, Dreaming

Exhibit Programming


BLOW UP: Inflatable Contemporary Art

BLOW UP: Inflatable Contemporary Art explores the medium of inflatable art with imagery that is figurative, conceptual, and abstract. These 21 inflatable sculptures connote fun and whimsy while challenging our everyday, grounded perspective.

This exhibition features artists who use air as a sculptural medium, creating inflatable objects typically associated with advertising, children’s entertainment, or holiday decorations. In the true spirit of Pop Art, this format is appropriated by a diverse group of artists who use it to explore complex subjects such as identity, materialism, and war. Playing with scale, color, and the inherent light-heartedness of balloons, the selected artists produce a wide variety of sculptural forms from Lewis deSoto’s sleeping Buddha to Claire Ashley’s colorful abstract shapes. This traveling exhibition includes major works by Claire Ashley (Chicago), Lewis deSoto (Napa, California), Patrick Flibotte (New York), Billie Grace Lynn (Miami), Guy Overfelt (San Francisco), Momoyo Torimitsu (Tokyo), and Christo and Jeanne-Claude.

BLOW UP engages a fascination with inflatables and investigates the imaginative ways that artists use air as a tool for creating movable sculpture. Accessible, yet rich with meaning, these pieces use perception of space to open a dialogue about pop culture and social norms.

June 9 – August 20, 2017MAIN GALLERY

Members Only Opening Reception:Thursday, June 8, 7 – 9 pmEnjoy a relaxing evening with fellow Museum members while previewing the exhibition before it opens to the public. Members, please RSVP by calling the Museum at (970) 962-2410 by Tuesday, June 6.

Exhibit Admission: $5; free for Museum membersEXHIBIT FREE DAYS: Thursday, June 22 and Tuesday, July 18Free admission during Night on the Town on Fridays, June 9, July 14, and August 11 from 6 – 9 pm

STRINGS IN THE GALLERYFriday, July 14, 6 – 8 pmFree Event

Sights and sounds come together in a spectacular evening of art. Enjoy musical performances by the Fort Collins Symphony Orchestra while taking in the art featured in the Main Gallery.

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLEThursday, August 10, 7 – 9 pmTickets: $20 ($16 Museum members)

Big inflatable pink bunnies have taken over the Museum, and we’re venturing down the rabbit hole! Join us for an out of this world celebration inspired by the BLOW UP exhibition featured in the Main Gallery. Enjoy musical performances, complimentary hors d’oeuvres and house beverages, and a variety of fun activities while taking in the creative genius behind these remarkable inflatable works of art. Attendees must be age 21+ to consume alcohol.

Get tickets online: www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org/down-the-rabbit-hole

Exhibit Programming

Blow Up: Inflatable Contemporary Art was organized by Carrie Lederer, Curator of Exhibitions, Bedford Gallery, Lesher Center for the Arts, Walnut Creek, CA.

This exhibition was made possible by a grant from The National Endowment for the Arts.

Billie Grace Lynn, White Elephant I , 1, 2007, ripstop nylon, chiffon, electric fan, 10 x 6 x 8 feet


ELLIOT ROSS:RECKONING DAYS

Throughout 2016, Elliot Ross photographed the world of the farmer on the high plains of Northeast Colorado. Inspired by the empathetic imagery of Dorothea Lange and Walker Evans for the Farm Security Administration, Ross created an essay that examines the relationship between the farmer and the land, giving both characters equal focus. The grains of wheat and the cracked palms of laborers are given the same attention, depicted in a mesmerizing palette of blues and yellows. “Society is generally removed from the processes in which bread and hundreds of other products reach our baskets,” Elliot said. "We must protect, nurture, and celebrate the salt of the earth.”

Elliot Ross is a New York City based photographer with a BFA from the Savannah College of Art and Design. His work has been widely published, with notable appearances in National Geographic Magazine, The Guardian, and The Atlantic. Elliot’s fine artwork focuses predominantly on human stories that explore the social, cultural, and economic effects of geographic isolation.

June 17 – September 17, 2017FOOTE GALLERY

Exhibit Celebration: Friday July 14, 5 – 8 pmArtist gallery talk: 5 pmReception: 6 – 8 pm

Elliot Ross, Harvest


ART ALIVE:AN INTERACTIVE COMMUNITY DRAWING EVENT

This participatory exhibit allows visitors to develop their drawing skills in a professional museum setting. Using a static model and still life objects, drop-in artists can perfect their understanding of anatomy and practice

fundamental exercises in gesture, contour, tonality, and color modeling. A static model, paper, and seating are provided in the exhibition space. Participants provide their own drawing medium.

The subject model will change weekly.

If desired, participants may leave their work on the walls as part of the exhibition. Artwork will be rotated as the walls are filled.

Join us for this interactive explosion of creativity and artistic exploration.Visit weekly and watch the exhibition develop!

August 12 – September 24, 2017GREEN ROOM

12 Loveland Museum Explorers Club

The Explorers Club is a free, educational program that encourages children of all ages to explore Museum exhibits by way of 20+ Exhibit Exploration Cards. The program is designed to give students the opportunity to dive deeper into exhibit interpretation, seeing exhibits, objects, and their surroundings in a new light. Each card takes approximately 15 – 45 minutes to complete and challenges participants to think creatively and examine the exhibits more closely. Over the course of the program, explorers will discover hidden figures in Museum murals, decipher coded messages, learn to play 19th century games, complete Museum BINGO, unearth fun facts about downtown Loveland, and much more.

Participants wishing to join the Explorers Club Program simply sign up at the front desk and choose an initial Exhibit Exploration Card to kick off their Museum explorations. Upon completion of their first Exhibit Exploration Card, first time Explorers will receive Explorers Club badges. With each card completion, explorers will advance along the trail on their treasure maps. Prizes are given out after completing various stages of the program, and new cards will be released every couple of months. Stop in today and start exploring your Museum!

Look for the new Sweetheart Town, USA

exhibit exploration card on May 18th.

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MAY IS HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTHMUSEUM TOURSThursday, May 4, 3 – 6 pmFREEPresented by Sharon Danhauer and Deb Coffey

At each hour and half hour, we will begin a new tour in the Loveland History galleries. Led by Sharon and Deb, both Historical Society members, guests will be transferred back in time as they learn about Loveland’s rich past. This is a great way to celebrate Historic Preservation Month and is a perfect tour for all ages!

RE-BUILDING THE BIG THOMPSON CANYONThursday, May 25, 5:30 pmFREEPresented by Ken Jessen

This illustrated talk on rebuilding U.S. 34 includes various stages of construction including clearing the canyon, putting in pilings, adding vertical soldier piles, reinforcing concrete panels, and drilling horizontal tie rods into the canyon wall. It also includes reconstruction of the dam and power plant as well as several images of last year's reconstruction of CR 43 from Drake to Glen Haven.

OPENING CELEBRATIONThursday, May 18, 5:30 – 7:30 pmFREE

LET’S DELIVERTHE MAILMay 19, 10 – 11:30 amAges 3 – 5 with a parentFREE

Students will listen to a fun story about a mail carrier’s important job of delivering mail to the community, and engage in pretend play as a mail carrier. We will also learn more about the Valentine Re-mailing program in Loveland and create fun crafts.

FIRST–CLASS PROBLEM SOLVERSMay 19, 1 – 3 pmAges 6 – 11FREE

Can you ship a potato chip without breaking it? After learning and seeing examples of problem solving within the postal system, students will have a chance to practice their own skills by designing a container that can safely ship a single potato chip. Working in teams, students will present their strategies and decision-making process to the class to wrap up the project.

SWEETHEART TOWN, USA EXHIBITRe-opens Thursday, May 18, 2017The Sweetheart Town, USA exhibit on the mezzanine level of the Museum is receiving a face lift and will re-open to the public in May 2017. New features include a kid-friendly play area where children can test their skills as mail carriers; an interactive kiosk that allows visitors to look back at the history of Loveland’s annual cachet and print their favorites; a photo cut-out where you can “see yourself” as Miss Loveland Valentine; and information on the history of Loveland’s Valentine Re-mailing program.

14 Loveland Museum Programs

The Loveland Museum is encouraging students to put down their phones, computers, tablets, and other devices and celebrate Screen–Free Week. Below are some suggested ways you and your family can explore history and art while your devices are plugged in and you are unplugged!

MAY 1 Take a walking tour of Benson Sculpture Park. Visit the Museum the week before to pick up literature and maps on the park. Then, take a walk outside to see the abundance of sculpture that makes Loveland unique!

MAY 2 Do you know which Mountain Man called the Big Thompson Valley home? After school, bring your family for a self-guided tour of the Museum’s history exhibits to find out! We are open until 5 pm and the History Gallery is FREE! We will also have mountain man coloring sheets available.

MAY 3 How many gnomes can you find hidden in the Museum murals? After school, bring your family and search for the hidden gnomes for FREE until 5 pm! If you find them all, you win a prize!

MAY 4 It’s Elementary Assessment Day for Thompson School District… need something fun to do? Join the Museum’s new Explorer Program (see page 12) or take a free or guided tour of the Museum in the afternoon (see page 13).

MAY 5 School is out again in TSD for assessments! Kids 12 and under get free admission to the Main Gallery, and this week only, accompanying adults get in free too! Take an adult to see the Governor’s Art Show exhibition for FREE and try your luck at our Main Gallery scavenger hunt! Offer valid for one adult per group.

MAY 6 The City of Loveland is hosting the FREE Tour de Pants event in honor of Mariano Medina’s legacy. Information can be found at: www.cityofloveland.org/historicpreservationmonth.

MAY 7 Get outside! You can tour Historic Downtown Loveland with our Explorers Program, “visit” Mariano Medina at Namaqua Park or Devil’s Backbone, find all of Loveland’s painted transformer boxes, and much more! Pick up maps and info for each activity at the Museum.

NATIONAL SCREEN–FREE WEEKGo Explore!

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The Loveland Museum is full of stories…help us share these stories with the community by choosing the ones that interest you the most and creating mini-movies about them! Frontier Kids Productions: Got History? is a fun way for pre-teens and teens to write, create, act, and film history videos to be used in the Museum’s history galleries. Students will research history, write their own scripts, help film, create sets, and develop costumes. The final edited videos will be posted online or in the Museum’sinteractive exhibits.

$75 per student ($60 Museum members)Tuesday – Friday, June 13 – 16, 10 am – 3 pm (bring a lunch each day)For ages 11 – 15

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Loveland Museum Summer Camps

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Lone Tree Summer SchoolMINI-CAMP Students will participate in this fun educational program which 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. No phone or online reservations will be taken. Each child may sign up for one session only.

Instructor: Teri Johnson Registration begins Tuesday, April 18 at 10 am.Forms will be available online beginning Tuesday, April 4.

$75 per student per session ($60 Museum members)Each session runs Monday – 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 19 – 23 Session 2: July 10 – 14Session 3: July 17 – 21

17Loveland Museum Art Classes for Kids

Looking for a once-a-week activity for your elementary-aged kiddos to do this summer? Drop them off at the Museum for a few hours for a supervised Museum Adventure. Each week, we will explore a new topic and complete fun and exciting projects.

DROP-IN MUSEUM

June 15 GARDEN CREATURESWe will sculpt creepy, crawly, colorful little creatures who can live in your indoor or summer garden. Before we make our magical creatures, we will explore the history of the Garden Gnome and find some sneaky gnomes hiding in the Museum. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

June 22 ART AROUND THE WORLDLet’s take a quick trip around the world with a variety of art projects inspired by far-off countries! Take a world tour that will be a magical summer vacation without leaving the classroom! Instructor: Katie Fowers

June 29 GARDEN FLAGSMake your own self-inspired flags that will enhance any type of summer garden. Instructor: Elizabeth Morisette

July 6 GARDEN INSPIRATIONSWe will walk to a local flower garden to create colorful and bold sketches of summer flowers in bloom. Bring a water bottle to quench your thirst! Instructor: Diane Ramsey

July 13 FAMOUS ARTISTSWe will look at the works of Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, and other famous artists around the world. Then, we will be inspired to create our own masterful artwork. Instructor: Katie Fowers

July 20 PAPER BEAD NECKLACESBy rolling paper, we can make unique and colorful handmade beads. Learn this fun technique, and make your own fabulous jewelry with your finished beads.Instructor: Elizabeth Morisette

July 27 POPPIESWith paper, we will assemble bold and beautiful bouquets of poppies. If time allows, we will turn our flowers into beautiful watercolor art. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

August 3 FELTED PORTRAITSBy using wool roving, hot water, soap, needles, and wool thread, we will make unique and beautiful portraits. Instructor: Elizabeth Morisette

August 10 COLOR EXPLOSIONAfter exploring the use of color in the Museum’s art exhibits, we will consider how colors can make us feel a certain way, represent things in the world, and have significance in different cultures. A variety of projects will inspire us to think about color in many ways. Instructor: Katie Fowers

Registration for all Tot, Youth, and Adult classes begins TUESDAY, APRIL 18THAges 6 – 11

Thursdays, June 15 – August 1010 am – 1:30 pm (please bring a lunch)$16 ($12 Museum Members) advance registration$20 ($16 Museum members) day of class **Limited to 10 studentsRegister early. Call (970) 962-2410 or go online at www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org/classes-workshops

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FRIDAY MORNING

Let your young artist explore the world of art! A parent or guardian must accompany the child during the session. Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class. No younger siblings, please.

All classes are held from 10:30 – 11:30 am, ages 3 – 6 with an adult$12 each ($10 for museum members) **Limited to 6 students

GEORGIA O’KEEFFE MIXED MEDIA FLOWERSJune 9

Explore the life and artwork of Georgia O’Keeffe. Using her flower paintings as inspiration, create a whimsical mixed media art piece representing a flower using paint, glue, tissue paper and more! Instructor: Jackie Lillis

CREATE A CATERPILLARJune 16

Use model magic to make a fun caterpillar creature! We will use primary colored clay and also learn more about the color wheel as we mix colors to make our favorites. Instructor: Diane Ramsey

PREHISTORIC ARTJune 23

Cave drawings were a way for prehistoric cultures to communicate and tell stories. We will learn about what the symbols and pictures mean as we create our own prehistoric artwork. Instructor: Katie Fowers

NATURE ART SUN PRINTSJune 30

Come play with natural material as we use sunlight and plants to create beautiful sun prints. Feel free to take a nature walk around your neighborhood and collect sticks, flowers, acorns, and pinecones to use in your creation! We will draw inspiration from artists like Andy Goldsworthy to help our creative process. Instructor: Jackie Lillis

WOVEN CREATIONSJuly 7

Use a simple weaving technique to make colorful art. We will use techniques that little hands can make work with a little help.Instructor: Elizabeth Morisette

COLORS!!July 14

We will consider how colors can make us feel a certain way, represent things in the world and have significance in different cultures. A variety of projects will inspire us to think about color in many ways. Instructor: Katie Fowers

RELIEF SCULPTURE WITH JOAN MIRÓ PORTRAITSJuly 21

Create a fun character out of foam the Joan Miró way! We will look at the way Miró used line, shape and color to create bold and bright symbolic paintings and sculptures. We will then layer and build up wonderful masterpieces you will want to frame for years to come!Instructor: Jackie Lillis

FUN WITH YARNJuly 28

Yarn can be used for many different projects. Join us for a morning of yarn exploration as we make a few fun projects! Instructor: Elizabeth Morisette

BUTTERFLY MOBILE August 4

Summer is full of beautiful butterfly-filled skies! Let’s keep the magic alive as we make amazing mobiles where butterflies will fly all year long!Instructor: Diane Ramsey

I WANT TO BE LIKE DALE CHIHULY!August 11

It’s annual Art Sculpture shows week in Loveland – let’s celebrate by studying famous glass art sculptor Dale Chihuly. We will construct a glass inspired sculpture made out of multiple pieces of plastic that will be colorful and bold. Instructor: Jackie Lillis

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All classes suitable for any skill level, and all materials are provided unless otherwise noted.Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class.

Ages 16 and older. $50 each ($40 for museum members)

En Plein Air means to paint in the open air. Where better to do so than in Colorado in June? Our Museum instructors will meet you at the site with materials that you can use to paint in the great outdoors!

PLEIN AIR AT MCCREERY HOUSEWednesday, June 14

10 am – 1 pm746 Washington Avenue, Loveland

www.mccreeryhouse.comJoin us at the historic McCreery House and draw inspiration from their magical garden. All you need to bring is a snack/lunch and

an easel or lightweight folding table. The Museum’s instructor will meet you there with

the rest of your supplies. We will spend a beautiful summer day re-creating this amazing

summer garden. Instructor: Trish Murtha

PLEIN AIR IN THE PARKTuesday, June 20

1 – 4 pm700 South Railroad Avenue, Loveland

We will meet at the bridge at Fairgrounds Park to set up and paint what we see in this beautiful

setting. Our inspirations can come from the river, trees, distant mountains, or much more!

Instructor: Mary Giacomini

All classes suitable for any skill level, and all materials are provided unless otherwise noted.Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class. Ages 16 and older. $50 each ($40 for museum members)

Thursday, May 41:30 – 3:30 pm

Handmade DollsHand-sewn anything lately? Join a lively group and create a piece of history with a hand-sewn ancient doll. A colorful and embellished art object of your own design. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Friday, May 51 – 3 pm

Positively NegativeWe will start with a colorful glaze for our under painting and then apply layers of a delicious summer garden palette to negative spaces to reveal a tumble of blossoms and leaves. Instructor: Trish Murtha

Wednesday, May 101 – 3 pm

Mandala WatercolorLearn to create a medium value abstract background so that we can "build" mandala shapes on top for a mesmerizing traditional mandala pattern and glowing colors. Instructor: Trish Murtha

Wednesday, May 1710:30 am – 1:30 pm

Collage and Stencil CreationsHave previously made artwork you’d like to re-work into something new or create a new and fresh abstract? We will use acrylics, handmade rice paper stencils, printed stencils, and gel medium to refurbish or create new creations. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Friday, May 191 – 3 pm

Cut Glass WatercolorNot as hard as it sounds! We will create the look of cut glass with watercolors. A blossom or two and stems will shine through the puzzle pieces of glass when we are through! Instructor: Trish Murtha

Wednesdays, May 31 and June 710:30 – 1 pm

Demented Derma with Korma CracklePush your experimental limits with a new medium in this two-session class. Several effects can be achieved with this clear paint on a variety of surfaces. See as it dries and creates a "crackled skin" over paint. Using ink, watercolor, and acrylic as our base, the surface becomes rich and fascinating with the crackle. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Friday, June 21 – 3 pm

Aspen CreekA rocky creek bed cuts through a summertime aspen grove in our finished work. We will have a lot of room for shapes, texture, glazes and final "calligraphy" for details. Several great techniques for painting rocks and boulders in watercolor.Instructor: Trish Murtha


Garden Sketches Watercolor and pen and ink sketches are the perfect touch for small originals and for adorning a garden journal or original notecards. We will use watering cans, flower pots, geraniums, and more as our inspiration. Instructor: Trish Murtha

Tuesday, June 131 – 4 pm

Impasto Palm TreesImpasto painting applies layers of thick paint for a rich effect. Create your own impasto paradise while learning to paint palm trees with acrylic paint and palette knives. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

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Ball Jar BouquetA popular, charming favorite in watercolor, a wildflower bouquet, looks like it was just "plopped" from field to Ball Jar©. Instructor: Trish Murtha

Tuesday, June 271 – 4 pm

Watercolor JournalingLooking for a new way to document your favorite vacation or a recent vacation? Bring in postcards, souvenirs, tickets, maps, or other paper memories of a recent trip, and you'll learn how to record them with the help of watercolor journaling. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Tuesday, July 1110:30 am – 1:30 pm

Textures with EggshellsSave those eggshells for an alternative art medium! Bring them to class, and we will smash them up and use them in our artwork by creating a textural base. We will use eggshells, spray paint, shoe polish, and more for a unique textured outcome. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Tuesday, July 181 – 4 pm

Finger PaintingTake a break from the summer heat and pretend to be a kid again at summer camp! We will use (gloved) fingers & acrylic paint to create a colorful textured Impressionistic piece of fun art. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Thursday, July 201 – 4 pm

Painting Workshop with Artist Sally ElliottGive your creativity a boost as you learn experimental techniques in watercolor and gouache using your own personal imagery. Elliott’s esteemed career includes many years of experience as a painting instructor, most recently on faculty at the University of Colorado, Boulder. Instructor: Sally Elliott

Tuesday, July 251 – 4 pm

Swirling Cyprus TreesWith the influence of Van Gogh, we will look at photos of cypress trees and create a magical landscape with colorful pastels. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Tuesday, August 81 – 4 pm

Bountiful GardenYour summer garden should be in full swing! Looking at fresh veggies, fruit, and flowers, we will create a mini botanical series of watercolor paintings. Feel free to bring something from your own garden to inspire all of us!Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Saturday, August 128 am – 12 pm

Photography Workshop with Artist Ronda StoneExplore the unique challenge of photographing a model in and around water. The first two hours will be devoted to taking photographs. Then, the 10 best photos from each participant will be used for discussion and critique. Open to photographers of any level and artists who specializes in different mediums but wish to explore the limitless potential of photography. Instructor: Ronda Stone

Tuesday, August 151 – 4 pm

Creating DepthSoon enough, fall will be here and those Aspens will be changing! In this class, learn some tricks of aerial perspective to paint an acrylic scene of the Rockies with Aspen in the foreground. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

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**Please see page 19 for more classes.

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Thursday, June 15, 5 – 7 pmPresentation by Dr. Richard SchillingFREE

Get ready to take your summer vacation to new heights! Loveland artist Dr. Richard Schilling has traveled the world, documenting his journeys in watercolor sketches. Join Dr. Schilling as he discusses his travel sketching process and shares his tips for documenting your own special vacation memories.

Limited quantity reproductions of Dr. Schilling’s travel sketchbooks will be available for purchase/signing after the event.

THE ART OF TRAVEL SKETCHBOOKS

September 9, 10 am – 5 pm5th Street in front of Museum

Pastels on 5th is a sidewalk chalk art festival that serves as a fundraiser for Alternatives to Violence while highlighting Loveland’s internationally renowned arts community. Join us, the second Saturday in September, as an artist, sponsor, or spectator! Visit pastelson5th.org to register as a sponsor or an artist or to learn more about this event.

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Saturday, July 8, 5 – 8 pmPeters Park and 5th Street in front of Museum

FREE EVENT

Admission is free. Pie by the slice, ice cream, and drinks available for sale.

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 by Visit Loveland, Johnson’s Corner, Good Times Frozen Custard, and Daz Bog Coffee.

LIVE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY:Dixie Leadfoot (Rockabilly/Country/Swing)

5 – 6:15 pmJoe O’Bryan Band (Blues/Rock)

6:45 – 8 pm

CHERRY PIE CELEBRATION

ART OF THE TARTCONTEST

TWO CATEGORIES – Adult & Student (under 18)

Pies must be received at the contest tableby 4:30 pm.

Category winners will be announced at 7 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.

CHERRY INDUSTRYIN LOVELAND

Thursday, July 6, 5:30 pmFREE

Presented by Sharon Danhauer,Loveland Historical Society

Learn about the history of the cherry as it related to Loveland! From orchards to canning to the annual Cherry

Pie celebration!

Performances on theLIBRARY STAGE

(5:30 – 7 pm)

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SOMETHING? SOMETHING? SOMETHING?Weekly concerts kick off at 5:30 pm with fun, kid-friendly acts on the Library Stage.

Audiences of all ages will enjoy unique and entertaining performances over the course of the 6-week series.

Visit www.rialtotheatercenter.org/foote-lagoon-concerts for more information about performers, crafts, and activities!

7 pm ~ South to Cedars7:45 pm ~ Ruth Moody

JUNE 22Americana & Contemporary Folk

7 pm ~ Last Call Romance7:45 pm ~ Cowboy Dave Band

7 pm ~ The Mango Brothers7:45 pm ~ The Everly Brothers Experience

JUNE 29Country & Honky Tonk

JULY 6Tribute to Island Music & Rock 'n' Roll

Performances on theLAGOON STAGE

(7 – 9 pm)

7 pm ~ Michelle Lambert (Loveland)8 pm ~ FACE Vocal Band (Boulder)

JULY 7ROCK & POP

7 pm ~ Emma Marie7:45 pm ~ Groove-a-Licious

7 pm ~ Adam Agee & Jon Sousa7:45 pm ~ The Young Dubliners

JULY 20Coffee House Pop & Funk

JULY 13Irish Folk & Celtic Rock

7 – 9 pm101st Army Dixieland Band

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JULY 27Dixieland Jazz

Grab a seat in the amphitheater or along the banks of the lagoon, and enjoy performances by regional and nationally-touring artists. Our 2017 Lagoon Stage line-

up was hand-picked from a pool of over 200 applicants and is sure to impress.Call (970) 962-2770 for up-to-date information regarding potential weather cancellations

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THE ART ADVOCACY PROJECT 2D (TAAP)The City of Loveland Art in Public Places Program is celebrating its 4th year of The Art Advocacy Project 2D (TAAP). A jury panel reviewed over 70 images, choosing seven finalists for this year’s program. Artwork will be on display on the Loveland Public Library’s Galleria walls February 2017 through February 2018. All artwork will be available for sale to the public. The 2017 selected artists are:

1 - Angela Canada Hopkins, Cell No. 162 - Lisa Dubois, Press On3 - Lyse Dzija, Après le Soiree4 - Gordon Middleton, Bryce Canyon #15 - Julie Patton, In To The Fray6 - Andy Schroetlin, Path to Enlightenment7 - Ruth Scott, The Reader

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Artby Bike

Hop on your bike and join fellow cyclists on a slow-paced ride to experience Loveland’s world-class public art collection! This two-part event features two unique loop-route tours led by a professional guide with At Your Pace Freestyle Cycling & Adventures. Selected stops will include opportunities to meet and interact with featured artists.

Ride 1: Sunday, June 11, noon – 4 pmDeparts from Mehaffey Park and covers Northwest Loveland

Ride 2: Saturday, June 24, 8 am – noon Departs from Chilson Senior Center and covers greater downtown area.

Register online with the Chilson Recreation Center. Be sure to bring your own bike, bike helmet, water bottle, snack, and appropriate clothing. This event is presented in conjunction with Bike Month in Loveland. For a full list of events, visit www.cityofloveland.org/biketowork.

Calling All ArtistsWant to know more about the City of Loveland Artist Calls for Entry or the Art in Public Places Program? Please call or email to be added to our artists database: (970) 962-2495, [email protected]

Photo Credit: Don Reilly, photographer

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$8 per ticket

The Centennial State Student Film Festival is dedicated to providing high school students

the opportunity to showcase and express their creativity through film. The top films from

across Colorado will screen on Saturday, June 3, with winners in seven categories advancing

to a student program at the Breck FilmFest, September 21 – 24. The evening will conclude

with an awards ceremony for the winners that will advance to Breck FilmFest. The Breck FilmFest

will include the top film submissions from students across the country.

The Centennial State Student Film Festival is a statewide student film competition debuting this year.

The program is a partnership of the Rialto Theater, Thompson School District, Thompson Education

Foundation, and Breck FilmFest.

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The 2017 Summer Cinema Series is made possible by the support and generosity of Backstage Rialto, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to supporting performances, events, and programs at the historic Rialto Theater Center.

Learn more at www.backstagerialto.org.

June – July 2017The Rialto Theater’s Summer Cinema Series is back and better than ever! With four new exciting series hitting the big screen in June, children, adults, and classic-movie buffs can enjoy their favorite flicks in the comfort of the historic 1920s theater.

Movie titles will be announced on May 15, 2017. Keep an eye out for our 2017 Summer Cinema brochure and updates on www.rialtotheatercenter.org.

TUESDAY FAMILY CINEMA FOR KIDSThese twice-daily film screenings (10 am and 2 pm) are designed for kids age 3 – 8 and feature everything from animation to adventure and comedies to classics.

Tickets: FREE

SUNDAY CLASSIC MATINEEFeaturing films from the Gold and Silver Ages of Cinema, this series is sure to delight your classic movie buff. Films will span various genres and themes, and a silent film with live musical accompaniment is included in the line-up.

Tickets: $6 (silent film $10)

REPLAY WEDNESDAYSThis weekly series features twice-daily screenings of critically acclaimed works of art that might not have made it to a big screen near you.The line-up includes musical concerts, documentaries, independent movies, and foreign films. The same film will be shown twice on the same day for matinee and evening screenings.

Tickets: $6

FRIDAY DATE NIGHTAT THE MOVIESDesigned for adults that enjoy a night out at the movies, this series features a wide variety of popular films including romantic comedies, classic dramas, cult horror flicks, bone-chilling thrillers, and more.

Tickets: $6

FEATURING SEASONED BROADWAY PROFESSIONALS

July 31 – August 11Monday – Friday, 9 am – 3 pmGrades 6 – 12

Learn what it takes to become a Broadway Star!This high-energy 2-week workshop offers students the opportunity to develop their acting, singing, and theater dance abilities under the tutelage of Broadway stars.

Students will be divided into three groups based on age and experience. Each day will begin with the entire camp doing warm-up exercises together before dividing into their groups for daily sessions. After daily sessions are complete, students will reconvene for a focused talkback and Q&A sessions with the day’s instructors.

DAILY SESSIONS:Musical Theater Dance – Students will learn actual dance routines from Broadway shows by those who performed in them. Instructors will present a variety of different Broadway dance styles and techniques along with constructive critiques.

Musical Theater Song Coaching – In addition to improving vocal technique, sessions will help students better perform the songs they sing whether it be for a show or an audition.

Acting and Theater Games – In this session, students will gain exposure to different acting styles and preparation techniques while they learn how to develop characters through improvisation, scene work, games, and exercises.

Tuition: Cost for the full 10-day program is $300 per student.

A limited number of full and partial scholarships are available.

Registration and scholarship information is available online at www.rialtotheatercenter.org.

Space is limited. Enrollment is on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Farley and Skippy: American Goofballs

Friends in Safe SpacesStarring Steve “Mudflap” McGrew & Chad Prather

The Broadway Boyswith a special performance by the Rialto's Broadway Bootcamp students

Sunday, July 9, 7 pmDevereaux Room at the Rialto TheaterKevin Farley co-stars in F is for Family, a Netflix comedy series, and in CMT’s new prime time series Still the King. He studied at the famous Second City in Chicago and later starred in films such as Black Sheep with his brother Chris Farley and The Waterboy with Adam Sandler.

Marc “Skippy” Price is loved by millions as Irwin Skippy Handelman from the hugely popular 80's sitcom Family Ties. As a stand-up comedian, Marc has opened for Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfeld.Tickets: $20 advance / $25 at door All ticketing fees are included in the list price

Thursday, June 1, 7:30 pmIt’s the "laugh rodeo" America has been waiting for! Internet sensation and "pick-up truck pundit" Chad Prather and Comedy Central Comedian Steve "Mudflap" McGrew are joining forces to bring comedy and common sense together in a gut bustin' show that will leave both sides of the political aisle doubled over with laughter! Miss out on this show, and you will regret it more than the last pair of skinny jeans you bought! Tickets: $50 VIP (includes seating in first 2 rows, signed tour poster, and post-show meet and greet)$22 reserved seating Plus standard ticketing fees

Friday, August 11, 8 pmThe Broadway Boys is a collection of the hottest male voices from the Broadway stages in New York. Representing shows such as Wicked, Motown, Book of Mormon, Hair, In the Heights, and many more, The Broadway Boys use their dynamic vocal prowess and redefined arrangements to present an electrifying concert experience that includes elements of Pop, Funk, Gospel, Jazz, Folk, and of course, Showtunes! Tickets: $22 adult; $20 senior; $16 youth 18 and under Plus standard ticketing fees

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LOVELAND/BIG THOMPSON KIWANIS CLUB PRESENTS

Rocky Mountain District Stars of Tomorrow Show

George Gray and the Elvis Experience

Sunday, May 21, 1 pmThe Loveland Big Thompson Kiwanis Club proudly presents the Rocky Mountain District Stars of Tomorrow Show. These high school students from Colorado, Wyoming, and the panhandle of Nebraska will take the Rialto stage. After winning in their communities, these performers will compete for additional scholarship money. The show features a variety of performing arts and some amazingly talented youth.Tickets: $10 Plus standard ticketing fees

Friday, June 2, 7:30 pmGeorge Gray and the Elvis Experience Band have been performing Elvis tribute concerts since the early 2000s, each concert showcasing the amazing hits that made Elvis a legend. Now George is highlighting the music that Elvis really loved, Gospel.

Come enjoy a concert full of Elvis' favorite Gospel hits like “Amazing Grace,” “Crying in the Chapel,” “He Touched Me,” and many more! You'll be touched and spiritually lifted!Tickets: $25 orchestra, $20 balcony, $18 senior Plus standard ticketing fees

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BERTHOUD DANCE COMPANY PRESENTS

Gravity

MACKINNON ROYAL DANCE PRESENTS

American Spirit is a Pictureof American Life

Saturday, June 10, 7:30 pmSunday, June 11, 1 pm“Gravity,” presented by Berthoud Dance Company, will explore the elements of gravity and how it affects us all! We take it for granted because it has been part of our lives since day one; we rarely give it a thought. This performance features new choreography by Berthoud Dance Company’s talented staff and guest appearances by Machinez Remainz and Spoke-N-Motion Dance from Denver.Tickets: $15 adult, $12 senior/student Plus standard ticketing fees

Saturday, June 24, 6:30 pmAmerican Spirit explores the regionally shaped nature of our lives. Each of us is the product of the many places we travel and the places of our origin. These experiences shape how we see ourselves, the world, and our place in it. Featuring song and choreographed dances inspired by our own American stories, as well as whimsical use of color and unparalleled choreographic story illustration, this performance is sure to excite audiences young and old. Join us in celebrating America through dance!Tickets: $13 in advance, $15 at the door Plus standard ticketing fees

Thursday, May 4, 3 – 6 pm HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH PROGRAM: MUSEUM TOURS (p.13)

Friday, May 12, 6 – 8:30 pm EXHIBIT OPENING CELEBRATION FOR SALLY ELLIOTT: SURREALIST VISIONS (p.5)

Friday, May 12, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN

Thursday, May 18, 10 am SWEETHEART TOWN, USA EXHIBIT RE-OPENS (p.13)

Thursday, May 18, 5:30 - 7:30 pm OPENING CELEBRATION FOR SWEETHEART TOWN, USA EXHIBIT (p.13)

Friday, May 19, 10 – 11:30 pm LET'S DELIVER THE MAIL:A SWEETHEART TOWN, USA EXHIBIT EVENT FOR TOTS (p.13)

Friday, May 19, 1 – 3 pm FIRST-CLASS PROBLEM SOLVERS:A SWEETHEART TOWN, USA EXHIBIT EVENT FOR KIDS (p.13)

Thursday, May 25, 5:30 pm HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH PROGRAM: RE-BUILDING THE BIG THOMPSON CANYON (p.13)

Saturday, May 27, 10 am – 4 pm FREE ADMISSION DAY

Thursday, June 8, 7 – 9 pm MEMBERS ONLY OPENING RECEPTION FOR BLOW UP: INFLATABLE CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION (p.8)

Friday, June 9, 6 – 7:30 pm ARTIST DEMONSTRATION AND DISCUSSION WITH SALLY ELLIOTT (p.5)

Friday, June 9, 6 – 8 pm EXHIBIT CELEBRATION / MEET THE ARTISTS OF EPHERMERAL CURRENTS EXHIBIT (p.6)

Friday, June 9, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN

Sunday, June 11, 12 - 4 pm ART BY BIKE (ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED) (p.27)

Thursday, June 15, 5 – 7 pm THE ART OF TRAVEL SKETCHBOOKS WITH RICHARD SCHILLING (p.22)

Thursday, June 22, 10 am – 7 pm FREE ADMISSION DAY

Thursday, June 22, 6 pm GALLERY TALK WITH RONDA STONE AND ABBIE R. POWERS (p.6)

Saturday, June 24, 8 am - 12 pm ART BY BIKE (ADVANCE REGISTRATION REQUIRED) (p.27)

Thursday, July 6, 5:30 pm PROGRAM: CHERRY INDUSTRY IN LOVELAND (p.23)

Saturday, July 8, 4:30 pm ART OF THE TART PIE CHECK-IN (p.23)

Saturday, July 8, 5 – 8 pm CHERRY PIE CELEBRATION (p.23)

Thursday, July 13, 6 pm PERFORMANCE BY ABBIE R. POWERS (p.6)

Friday, July 14, 5 – 8 pm EXHIBIT CELEBRATION FOR ELLIOT ROSS: RECKONING DAYS (p.10)

Friday, July 14, 6 – 8 pm STRINGS IN THE GALLERY (p.8)

Friday, July 14, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN

Tuesday, July 18, 10 am – 5 pm FREE ADMISSION DAY

Thursday, August 10, 7 – 9 pm DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE (p.8)

Friday, August 11, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN

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Sunday, May 21, 1 pm LOVELAND/BIG THOMPSON KIWANIS CLUB PRESENTS: ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISTRICT STARS OF TOMORROW (p.32)

Thursday, June 1, 7:30 pm FRIENDS IN SAFE SPACES STARRING STEVE "MUDFLAP" MCGREW AND CHAD PRATHER (p.31)

Friday, June 2, 7:30 pm GEORGE GRAY AND THE ELVIS EXPERIENCE (p.32)

Saturday, June 3, 7 pm CENTENNIAL STATE STUDENT FILM FESTIVAL (p.28)

Saturday, June 10, 7:30 pmSunday, June 11, 1 pm BERTHOUD DANCE PRESENTS: GRAVITY (p.33)

Thursday, June 22, 5:30 pm FOOTE LAGOON CONCERT SERIES: LIBRARY STAGE 5:30PM, MAIN STAGE 7 PM (p.24-25)

Saturday, June 24, 6:30 pm MACKINNON ROYAL DANCE PRESENTS:AMERICAN SPIRIT IS A PICTURE OF AMERICAN LIFE (p.33)

Thursday, June 29, 5:30 pm FOOTE LAGOON CONCERT SERIES: LIBRARY STAGE 5:30PM, MAIN STAGE 7 PM (p.24-25)

Thursday, July 6, 5:30 pm FOOTE LAGOON CONCERT SERIES: LIBRARY STAGE 5:30PM, MAIN STAGE 7 PM (p.24-25)

Sunday, July 9, 7 pm FARLEY AND SKIPPY: AMERICAN GOOFBALLS (p.31)




Monday, July 31 throughFriday, August 11, 9 am - 3 pm BROADWAY BOOTCAMP (p.30)

Friday, August 11, 8 pm THE BROADWAY BOYS (p.31)

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228 East Fourth Street The Box Office is in the lobby.Summer Box Office Hours: Tues–Thurs 12:30–5:30 pm(970) 962-2120Tickets & Information: www.rialtotheatercenter.org

503 N. Lincoln Ave. Tues, Wed & Fri 10–5 Thurs 10–7 Sat 10–4 • Sun 12–4 second Friday 6–9(970) 962-2410www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org

Cultural Services is a department within the City of Loveland

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