Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

 Value

Compare the value of print advertising to word of mouth advertising. Most people are more comfortable doing business with individuals known to them or their friends. This is a great way to increase your word of mouth advertising and develop repeat business.
 

   Great Referrals

A good referral offers the opportunity to do business with someone who is known to be in the market to buy your product or service. Referrals are not guaranteed sales; however they offer an opportunity to meet face to face with someone who is already interested in your product or service. Referrals build on your existing prospecting efforts. This expanded network is a great opportunity to add to your database of potential business.

Get Involved

The chamber leads groups are a good way to get involved with other local business people and embers can provide access to clients you would not otherwise be able to contact. Also, members have the opportunity to advertise what specials, opportunities, and products or services they have to offer. Leads groups are a great way to create new business and generate new leads! Join one of our great leads groups today!
 

 

 

BEGINNING MANDALA-MAKING (Family Opportunity) Description: Experience personal growth through the ancient art of mandala-making. Pat Andres, MA, Pacifica Graduate Institute, offers transformational art-making gatherings. She gently facilitates teachings around the power of symbol and metaphor in our lives, guiding participants to create an individual mandala, as well as a communal mandala. Possibilities for design and media-choice are many. Come with your ideas or arrive with fresh eyes and hearts and be influenced by others. Join her in this dynamic process of self-expression! Grades: 5th grade - Adult (2nd -4th grade students welcomed with an adult) Dates: Tuesday and Thursday, July 1st and 3rd Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Farmers Market at The Bergen Village Shopping Center. This location is 3 minutes (3 miles) after exiting I-70. Location: From I-70 Exit the Evergreen Parkway continue on highway 74 -left on Bergen Parkway. Turn left at the first light which will be Sugar Bush. Go straight forward to the Bergen Village Shopping Center.

Please join us for this FREE EVENT at HearthFire Books & Treats to see an exciting opportunity for children ages 3-13 using LEGO® Bricks to get engaged in our hands on curriculum based programs. Bricks 4 Kidz® provides an extraordinary atmosphere to build unique creations, play games and have loads of fun! The activities are designed to trigger young children?s lively imaginations and build their self-confidence enhancing the science, technology, engineering and math part of their brain.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

BEGINNING MANDALA-MAKING (Family Opportunity) Description: Experience personal growth through the ancient art of mandala-making. Pat Andres, MA, Pacifica Graduate Institute, offers transformational art-making gatherings. She gently facilitates teachings around the power of symbol and metaphor in our lives, guiding participants to create an individual mandala, as well as a communal mandala. Possibilities for design and media-choice are many. Come with your ideas or arrive with fresh eyes and hearts and be influenced by others. Join her in this dynamic process of self-expression! Grades: 5th grade - Adult (2nd -4th grade students welcomed with an adult) Dates: Tuesday and Thursday, July 1st and 3rd Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Evergreen Artists Association - Member Art Show at Evergreen Lake House

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

A FREE family event at Copper Mountain Resort featuring Primp My Ride kid powered parade, stilt walkers, jugglers, hula hoopers, fire dancers, GoPro Rail Jam with Woodward at Copper, and much more! Plus FIREWORKS! Headlining on the 3 Ring Weekend Stage is Nickelodeon?s own Max Schneider! Max stars on NBC?s Crisis, and his hit song Mug Shot just debuted in this spring's movie release of Veronica Mars.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Bring the kids for a free workshop the first Saturday of each month. All kits, tools and materials provided. Enjoy watching your young creatives build a project they can take home along with a child-sized Home Depot apron that is theirs to keep.

A FREE family event at Copper Mountain Resort featuring Primp My Ride kid powered parade, stilt walkers, jugglers, hula hoopers, fire dancers, GoPro Rail Jam with Woodward at Copper, and much more! Plus FIREWORKS! Headlining on the 3 Ring Weekend Stage is Nickelodeon?s own Max Schneider! Max stars on NBC?s Crisis, and his hit song Mug Shot just debuted in this spring's movie release of Veronica Mars.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Registration is open for StageDoor Theatre education classes and seasonal productions for students of all ages and skill levels. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade are invited to participate in balanced programs crafted to teach the fundamentals through more advanced theatre arts skills, all designed to meet age appropriate needs. Join us for Fun! Friendship! Personal Growth! Visit www.stagedoorhteatre.org to read about your opportunities and sign up. Use EARLYBIRD2014 coupon code for a $50 discount. Offer valid until July 13th.

A FREE family event at Copper Mountain Resort featuring Primp My Ride kid powered parade, stilt walkers, jugglers, hula hoopers, fire dancers, GoPro Rail Jam with Woodward at Copper, and much more! Plus FIREWORKS! Headlining on the 3 Ring Weekend Stage is Nickelodeon?s own Max Schneider! Max stars on NBC?s Crisis, and his hit song Mug Shot just debuted in this spring's movie release of Veronica Mars.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz® very own Amusement Park! Campers ages 5-13 will build a new ride each day, learning how to make things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take what they have learned to design their own thrills and challenges. Motorized models maximize the action and the fun. Each camp day includes carnival- themed games, group challenges, model-building and more.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

 Value

Compare the value of print advertising to word of mouth advertising. Most people are more comfortable doing business with individuals known to them or their friends. This is a great way to increase your word of mouth advertising and develop repeat business.
 

   Great Referrals

A good referral offers the opportunity to do business with someone who is known to be in the market to buy your product or service. Referrals are not guaranteed sales; however they offer an opportunity to meet face to face with someone who is already interested in your product or service. Referrals build on your existing prospecting efforts. This expanded network is a great opportunity to add to your database of potential business.

Get Involved

The chamber leads groups are a good way to get involved with other local business people and embers can provide access to clients you would not otherwise be able to contact. Also, members have the opportunity to advertise what specials, opportunities, and products or services they have to offer. Leads groups are a great way to create new business and generate new leads! Join one of our great leads groups today!
 

 

 

Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz® very own Amusement Park! Campers ages 5-13 will build a new ride each day, learning how to make things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take what they have learned to design their own thrills and challenges. Motorized models maximize the action and the fun. Each camp day includes carnival- themed games, group challenges, model-building and more.

Meet HearthFire's Guest at the Bergen Village Farmers Market - Dave Johnson

Farmers Market at The Bergen Village Shopping Center. This location is 3 minutes (3 miles) after exiting I-70. Location: From I-70 Exit the Evergreen Parkway continue on highway 74 -left on Bergen Parkway. Turn left at the first light which will be Sugar Bush. Go straight forward to the Bergen Village Shopping Center.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz® very own Amusement Park! Campers ages 5-13 will build a new ride each day, learning how to make things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take what they have learned to design their own thrills and challenges. Motorized models maximize the action and the fun. Each camp day includes carnival- themed games, group challenges, model-building and more.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz® very own Amusement Park! Campers ages 5-13 will build a new ride each day, learning how to make things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take what they have learned to design their own thrills and challenges. Motorized models maximize the action and the fun. Each camp day includes carnival- themed games, group challenges, model-building and more.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Get your ticket to ride at Bricks 4 Kidz® very own Amusement Park! Campers ages 5-13 will build a new ride each day, learning how to make things spin, roll, turn and rock. Then they will take what they have learned to design their own thrills and challenges. Motorized models maximize the action and the fun. Each camp day includes carnival- themed games, group challenges, model-building and more.

Join us for a kick-off party for the Dam Ducky Derby. There will be live music, a live auction food catered and donated by the Little Bear. This is your opportunity to buy ducks early and save big to be the big winner.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

2014 Triple Bypass: Evergreen to Avon - Organized by Team Evergreen Bicycle Club

Ride Details

Region: 

Evergreen

Ride Type: 

road

Date: 

Jul 14 2012 - 6:00am - 6:00pm

Fitness Rating: 

Expert/Hors Catagory

Distance: 

120 Miles

Elevation Gain: 

10,990 Feet

Spend a day giving back to the Colorado outdoors you love. Join Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado as we restore sections of the Lost Creek Trail in the Mount Evans Wilderness after it was damaged by recent flooding. Volunteers will install drainage structures to ensure the continued sustainability of the trail. Learn more and register at http://www.voc.org/project/lost-creek-trail-construction-mt-evans-wilderness or call 303-715-1010. Free to participate; minimum age: 18.

Registration is open for StageDoor Theatre education classes and seasonal productions for students of all ages and skill levels. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade are invited to participate in balanced programs crafted to teach the fundamentals through more advanced theatre arts skills, all designed to meet age appropriate needs. Join us for Fun! Friendship! Personal Growth! Visit www.stagedoorhteatre.org to read about your opportunities and sign up. Use EARLYBIRD2014 coupon code for a $50 discount. Offer valid until July 13th.

Aspen Ridge MOPS is hosting their annual fundraising yard sale Saturday, July 12th. We will have tons of great items for EVERYONE! Come check us out and support a good cause as well! Aspen Ridge MOPS is a local support for moms of young children in Evergreen, Conifer, and the surrounding mountain towns.

Take a FREE ride on the horse-drawn Evergreen Town Trolley. It's a great way to spend the day in one of Colorado's most enjoyable mountain retreats. Not only will you have a lovely ride through the heart of Evergreen, trolley riders receive terrific discounts at many of the local merchants. No need for reservations! Just come on up and hope aboard! Every Saturday

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

2014 Triple Bypass: Evergreen to Avon - Organized by Team Evergreen Bicycle Club

Ride Details

Region: 

Evergreen

Ride Type: 

road

Date: 

Jul 14 2012 - 6:00am - 6:00pm

Fitness Rating: 

Expert/Hors Catagory

Distance: 

120 Miles

Elevation Gain: 

10,990 Feet

Registration is open for StageDoor Theatre education classes and seasonal productions for students of all ages and skill levels. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade are invited to participate in balanced programs crafted to teach the fundamentals through more advanced theatre arts skills, all designed to meet age appropriate needs. Join us for Fun! Friendship! Personal Growth! Visit www.stagedoorhteatre.org to read about your opportunities and sign up. Use EARLYBIRD2014 coupon code for a $50 discount. Offer valid until July 13th.

During this 1 hour class, we will use LEGO® Bricks to introduce your child to the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math by covering fascinating topics such as: Space, Inventions, Animals, Transportation and many others. During this class your child will learn a new science concept and get to build a LEGO® Brick Model which demonstrates that principle. They could build a moving satellite, a walking monkey or a spinning helicopter. Appropriate for ages 5-13. Frozen Yogurt Included!

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

Jefferson County Open Space/Lookout Mountain Nature Center will be offering a Summer Wildflower Hike at Flying J Ranch on Monday, July 14 from 9-11AM. You'll walk with a Native Plant Master along easy trails at Flying J Ranch Park (9509 Highway 73 / Evergreen). Discover the various ways that native plants and wildlife depend on each other. Register online http://www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-wildflowers-tickets-11666072537?aff=eorg

TREASURE ISLAND PLAY PRODUCTION CAMP (2nd-5th grade) Description: Actors will participate in all aspects of mounting this fun filled production as they work on costumes and sets, along with creating the characters for this unique version of Robert Louis Stevenson?s classic. The camp culminates with a performance for friends and family members. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades 2nd-5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

PIRATES, PARROTS AND TREASURE PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: Our younger thespians join in the pirate fun as they work simultaneously with the Treasure Island Play Production Camp. Each day we will offer theme oriented crafts and games while we prepare our junior thespians for their cameo role in the ?big? production. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades: Pre-K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old ? grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

NEVER FEAR, SHAKESPEARE IS HERE MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP (6th- 8th grade) Description: Spend a week exploring the wit, wisdom and words of William Shakespeare along with learning how to safely perform stage combat from our professional fight coordinator. We will use the tricks of paraphrasing to turn Elizabethan English into modern day thought. The week will culminate with a mid-evil party, the last hour of class, including an exciting Shakespeare scene performed for family and friends. Grades: 6th ? 8th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday July 14-July 18 Time: 1pm - 4pm Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

 Value

Compare the value of print advertising to word of mouth advertising. Most people are more comfortable doing business with individuals known to them or their friends. This is a great way to increase your word of mouth advertising and develop repeat business.
 

   Great Referrals

A good referral offers the opportunity to do business with someone who is known to be in the market to buy your product or service. Referrals are not guaranteed sales; however they offer an opportunity to meet face to face with someone who is already interested in your product or service. Referrals build on your existing prospecting efforts. This expanded network is a great opportunity to add to your database of potential business.

Get Involved

The chamber leads groups are a good way to get involved with other local business people and embers can provide access to clients you would not otherwise be able to contact. Also, members have the opportunity to advertise what specials, opportunities, and products or services they have to offer. Leads groups are a great way to create new business and generate new leads! Join one of our great leads groups today!
 

 

 

TREASURE ISLAND PLAY PRODUCTION CAMP (2nd-5th grade) Description: Actors will participate in all aspects of mounting this fun filled production as they work on costumes and sets, along with creating the characters for this unique version of Robert Louis Stevenson?s classic. The camp culminates with a performance for friends and family members. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades 2nd-5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

PIRATES, PARROTS AND TREASURE PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: Our younger thespians join in the pirate fun as they work simultaneously with the Treasure Island Play Production Camp. Each day we will offer theme oriented crafts and games while we prepare our junior thespians for their cameo role in the ?big? production. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades: Pre-K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old ? grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Polly Letofsky, award winning author of 3mph: The Adventures of One Woman's Walk Around the World will be at HearthFire Books tent at the Bergen Village Farmers Market

Farmers Market at The Bergen Village Shopping Center. This location is 3 minutes (3 miles) after exiting I-70. Location: From I-70 Exit the Evergreen Parkway continue on highway 74 -left on Bergen Parkway. Turn left at the first light which will be Sugar Bush. Go straight forward to the Bergen Village Shopping Center.

NEVER FEAR, SHAKESPEARE IS HERE MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP (6th- 8th grade) Description: Spend a week exploring the wit, wisdom and words of William Shakespeare along with learning how to safely perform stage combat from our professional fight coordinator. We will use the tricks of paraphrasing to turn Elizabethan English into modern day thought. The week will culminate with a mid-evil party, the last hour of class, including an exciting Shakespeare scene performed for family and friends. Grades: 6th ? 8th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday July 14-July 18 Time: 1pm - 4pm Tuition: $200

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

These educational activity-based workouts empower your children (ages 1-10) to learn while they expend some of that seemingly never-ending supply of energy!  

Get the most out of your chamber membership!
All members , new and old are welcome to come for this FREE, brief "refresher" on all things membership!

TREASURE ISLAND PLAY PRODUCTION CAMP (2nd-5th grade) Description: Actors will participate in all aspects of mounting this fun filled production as they work on costumes and sets, along with creating the characters for this unique version of Robert Louis Stevenson?s classic. The camp culminates with a performance for friends and family members. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades 2nd-5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

PIRATES, PARROTS AND TREASURE PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: Our younger thespians join in the pirate fun as they work simultaneously with the Treasure Island Play Production Camp. Each day we will offer theme oriented crafts and games while we prepare our junior thespians for their cameo role in the ?big? production. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades: Pre-K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old ? grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

NEVER FEAR, SHAKESPEARE IS HERE MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP (6th- 8th grade) Description: Spend a week exploring the wit, wisdom and words of William Shakespeare along with learning how to safely perform stage combat from our professional fight coordinator. We will use the tricks of paraphrasing to turn Elizabethan English into modern day thought. The week will culminate with a mid-evil party, the last hour of class, including an exciting Shakespeare scene performed for family and friends. Grades: 6th ? 8th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday July 14-July 18 Time: 1pm - 4pm Tuition: $200 NEVER FEAR, SHAKESPEARE IS HERE MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP (6th- 8th grade) Description: Spend a week exploring the wit, wisdom and words of William Shakespeare along with learning how to safely perform stage combat from our professional fight coordinator. We will use the tricks of paraphrasing to turn Elizabethan English into modern day thought. The week will culminate with a mid-evil party, the last hour of class, including an exciting Shakespeare scene performed for family and friends. Grades: 6th ? 8th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday July 14-July 18 Time: 1pm - 4pm Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

TREASURE ISLAND PLAY PRODUCTION CAMP (2nd-5th grade) Description: Actors will participate in all aspects of mounting this fun filled production as they work on costumes and sets, along with creating the characters for this unique version of Robert Louis Stevenson?s classic. The camp culminates with a performance for friends and family members. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades 2nd-5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

PIRATES, PARROTS AND TREASURE PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: Our younger thespians join in the pirate fun as they work simultaneously with the Treasure Island Play Production Camp. Each day we will offer theme oriented crafts and games while we prepare our junior thespians for their cameo role in the ?big? production. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades: Pre-K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old ? grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Free Do It Herself Workshop. Refreshments will be provided. Call 303-526-4347 for information on this month's project.

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

A unique 90 minute class focuses on devotional yoga known as Bhakti and the study of the eight-limbs of yoga. It provides an opportunity to learn more about the spiritual depth of the path of a yogi. The class is blend of lecture, mantra, asana and meditation. We open with a bhakti story or reading from the great epics such as the Mahabharata, Ramayana, Patanjalis Yoga Sutras. Following the dharma talk is a short nada yoga practice. (The yoga of sound) The class will chant together and conclude the seated portion of this practice with Pranayama. The last 45 minutes of the class focuses on a gentle vinyasa asana practice. A balanced hatha flow that draws upon the elements of kundalini, ashtanga, and yin yoga. The practice closes with a guided yoga nidra (a meditation style referred to as the sleep of the yogis) in svasana.

NEVER FEAR, SHAKESPEARE IS HERE MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP (6th- 8th grade) Description: Spend a week exploring the wit, wisdom and words of William Shakespeare along with learning how to safely perform stage combat from our professional fight coordinator. We will use the tricks of paraphrasing to turn Elizabethan English into modern day thought. The week will culminate with a mid-evil party, the last hour of class, including an exciting Shakespeare scene performed for family and friends. Grades: 6th ? 8th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday July 14-July 18 Time: 1pm - 4pm Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

TREASURE ISLAND PLAY PRODUCTION CAMP (2nd-5th grade) Description: Actors will participate in all aspects of mounting this fun filled production as they work on costumes and sets, along with creating the characters for this unique version of Robert Louis Stevenson?s classic. The camp culminates with a performance for friends and family members. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades 2nd-5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

PIRATES, PARROTS AND TREASURE PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: Our younger thespians join in the pirate fun as they work simultaneously with the Treasure Island Play Production Camp. Each day we will offer theme oriented crafts and games while we prepare our junior thespians for their cameo role in the ?big? production. Performance Date: Friday July 18th at 7pm Grades: Pre-K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old ? grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 14?July 18 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

NEVER FEAR, SHAKESPEARE IS HERE MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP (6th- 8th grade) Description: Spend a week exploring the wit, wisdom and words of William Shakespeare along with learning how to safely perform stage combat from our professional fight coordinator. We will use the tricks of paraphrasing to turn Elizabethan English into modern day thought. The week will culminate with a mid-evil party, the last hour of class, including an exciting Shakespeare scene performed for family and friends. Grades: 6th ? 8th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday July 14-July 18 Time: 1pm - 4pm Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Noises at night. Who makes them and why? Walk with a naturalist and listen for bumps in the night. Meet at Lair o'the Bear Education shelter. Enjoy s'mores after the program. Attendees please wear proper footwear for an easy hike. Insect repellent recommended. All ages. Register online at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/lair-o-the-bear-campfire-shhdid-you-hear-that-tickets-11666425593?aff=eorg

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

Registration is open for StageDoor Theatre education classes and seasonal productions for students of all ages and skill levels. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade are invited to participate in balanced programs crafted to teach the fundamentals through more advanced theatre arts skills, all designed to meet age appropriate needs. Join us for Fun! Friendship! Personal Growth! Visit www.stagedoorhteatre.org to read about your opportunities and sign up. Use EARLYBIRD2014 coupon code for a $50 discount. Offer valid until July 13th.

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Want to deepen your love of the natural world, notice nature?s tiniest details and spend time surrounded by the beauty of the outdoors? Then start keeping a sketchbook nature journal! Join us for a free journaling field trip in a Jeffco Open Space Park each month and make this activity a habit. Instruction will be geared for adults, but children are welcome to attend with an adult. Do you want to become better at identifying local wildflowers? Drawing is one of the best ways to enhance your observation and plant I.D. skills. In this outing we will examine different shapes of flowers and discover tips for recording them in our journals. A bounty of blossoms can be found along the trails at Reynolds Park making it the perfect place to practice plant drawing techniques. This program will take place along the trails and not at a pavilion with tables. Please bring a portable stool, chair or blanket to sit on. There will be a restroom close to our journaling location. For the comfort of fellow participants, please leave pets at home. Please bring the following items: Your own sketchbook, a pencil and any other art supplies you would like to use. We will also have some art materials to share Sturdy footwear, warm layers in case it gets chilly and a rain coat A bowl, spoon and portable potluck item for a shared trailside lunch Water Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen A backpack or shoulder bag to carry your supplies A portable chair, stool, blanket or sitting pad Binoculars (optional) Your favorite field guides (optional) The naturalist will meet the group at the main trailhead on the south side of Foxton Road (not at the one for the walk-in campsites.) We will send out an email if the program needs to be changed or cancelled due to hazardous weather. Registration opens one month in advance. Visit LMNC.jeffco.us or call 720-497-7600 for more information and registration. Also, please join the Jeffco Open Space Nature Journal Club Facebook page if you are interested. The page is a great place to find out about club happenings, share your sketches and journal pages, arrange carpools (in the summer trailheads will start to get packed) and chat with each other. https://www.facebook.com/groups/JCOSNatureJournalClub/ Register online at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/jeffco-open-space-nature-journal-club-sketching-wildflowers-tickets-11695281903?aff=eorg

Take a FREE ride on the horse-drawn Evergreen Town Trolley. It's a great way to spend the day in one of Colorado's most enjoyable mountain retreats. Not only will you have a lovely ride through the heart of Evergreen, trolley riders receive terrific discounts at many of the local merchants. No need for reservations! Just come on up and hope aboard! Every Saturday

Join us for a FREE family-friendly movie after our 6:00 PM service on Saturday, July 19. We will be meeting outside that evening for our regularly scheduled service, then we'll "chill" with a movie that's sure to "cool off" your summer! Bring a blanket or some chairs and enjoy a fun night with your family and neighbors!

Kids can once again look for Waldo in 25 local Evergreen Businesses. Pick up your passport at HearthFire Books.

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

Registration is open for StageDoor Theatre education classes and seasonal productions for students of all ages and skill levels. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade are invited to participate in balanced programs crafted to teach the fundamentals through more advanced theatre arts skills, all designed to meet age appropriate needs. Join us for Fun! Friendship! Personal Growth! Visit www.stagedoorhteatre.org to read about your opportunities and sign up. Use EARLYBIRD2014 coupon code for a $50 discount. Offer valid until July 13th.

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

From grasshoppers to mosquitoes, insects are everywhere. Join us for an afternoon of hiking and bug hunting to discover just how these little guys help everything grow and thrive. Ages 6 - 10 yrs with an adult. Register online at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/jr-naturalists-insects-tickets-11695821517?aff=eorg

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

FAIRIES, GNOMES AND ELVES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: During this week we will delve into the rituals and lives of these enchanting mythical creatures. In addition to creating magical characters for an original play, which will be performed the last hour of the class, we will enhance the experience by making wings, wands and little gnome houses. Grades: Pre- K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old-grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

FRACTURED FAIRY TALES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (2nd- 5th grade) Description: Students learn and practice the fundamental techniques of stage acting while working on a fun production featuring wacky versions of their fairy tale favorites. Students will present their master pieces in a performance the last hour of class. Grades: 2nd ? 5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9 am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

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FRACTURED FAIRY TALES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (2nd- 5th grade) Description: Students learn and practice the fundamental techniques of stage acting while working on a fun production featuring wacky versions of their fairy tale favorites. Students will present their master pieces in a performance the last hour of class. Grades: 2nd ? 5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9 am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

FAIRIES, GNOMES AND ELVES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: During this week we will delve into the rituals and lives of these enchanting mythical creatures. In addition to creating magical characters for an original play, which will be performed the last hour of the class, we will enhance the experience by making wings, wands and little gnome houses. Grades: Pre- K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old-grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Farmers Market at The Bergen Village Shopping Center. This location is 3 minutes (3 miles) after exiting I-70. Location: From I-70 Exit the Evergreen Parkway continue on highway 74 -left on Bergen Parkway. Turn left at the first light which will be Sugar Bush. Go straight forward to the Bergen Village Shopping Center.

Mental Health First Aid is an innovative, 8-hour course to give you the tools to recognize a range of mental health problems and the skills and confidence to help someone in a mental health crisis. The program provides a concrete action plan to help someone in crisis connect with appropriate professional, peer, and self-help care.

Next Class Offerings:

Tuesday, July 22 & 29
1:00-5:00 pm



 

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

FAIRIES, GNOMES AND ELVES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: During this week we will delve into the rituals and lives of these enchanting mythical creatures. In addition to creating magical characters for an original play, which will be performed the last hour of the class, we will enhance the experience by making wings, wands and little gnome houses. Grades: Pre- K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old-grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

FRACTURED FAIRY TALES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (2nd- 5th grade) Description: Students learn and practice the fundamental techniques of stage acting while working on a fun production featuring wacky versions of their fairy tale favorites. Students will present their master pieces in a performance the last hour of class. Grades: 2nd ? 5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9 am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Award-winning author Joanne Greenberg will give a talk on Wednesday, July 23 at 7PM at Congregation Beth Evergreen. Known for 'I Never Promised You a Rose Garden' and numerous other novels and collections of short stories, she will speak about her career as an author, inspirations, changes in the world of publishing and answer questions from the audience.

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

FRACTURED FAIRY TALES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (2nd- 5th grade) Description: Students learn and practice the fundamental techniques of stage acting while working on a fun production featuring wacky versions of their fairy tale favorites. Students will present their master pieces in a performance the last hour of class. Grades: 2nd ? 5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9 am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

FAIRIES, GNOMES AND ELVES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: During this week we will delve into the rituals and lives of these enchanting mythical creatures. In addition to creating magical characters for an original play, which will be performed the last hour of the class, we will enhance the experience by making wings, wands and little gnome houses. Grades: Pre- K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old-grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Credit Card 101
 

Learn how the Merchant Services System really works, who the players are and who sets the rates. How the Brands (VS / MC / DC / AX) determine who pays what fees. 

Get a better understanding of PCI Compliance Rules including the new EMV rules effective October 2015.

Participants will take away a basic working knowledge on Interchange, DPI, Qual, Mid Qual & Non Qual Transactions, Junk Fees.  Mobile Apps, Gateways and Payment Portals.

A unique 90 minute class focuses on devotional yoga known as Bhakti and the study of the eight-limbs of yoga. It provides an opportunity to learn more about the spiritual depth of the path of a yogi. The class is blend of lecture, mantra, asana and meditation. We open with a bhakti story or reading from the great epics such as the Mahabharata, Ramayana, Patanjalis Yoga Sutras. Following the dharma talk is a short nada yoga practice. (The yoga of sound) The class will chant together and conclude the seated portion of this practice with Pranayama. The last 45 minutes of the class focuses on a gentle vinyasa asana practice. A balanced hatha flow that draws upon the elements of kundalini, ashtanga, and yin yoga. The practice closes with a guided yoga nidra (a meditation style referred to as the sleep of the yogis) in svasana.

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

5^th Annual Putt Your Stuff for Mental Health
Have Fun & Make a Difference…Miniature Golf, Famous Dave’s BBQ,    Fun & Prizes!
 
What better way to spend a warm summer evening than munching on barbeque, playing a round of miniature golf and supporting your community mental health center?! Join Jefferson Center for Mental Health for an evening of putt-putt golf, food, and prizes at the Fifth Annual Putt Your Stuff for Mental Health mini-golf tournament.  It is a fun and inexpensive night out for the whole family and helps fund the critical mental health and wellness services provided by Jefferson Center for Mental Health. 
 
Each of us probably knows someone struggling with a mental health disorder.  Mental illnesses and substance abuse are more common than cancer, diabetes, and heart disease with about one in five adults suffering from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year. With your support we can make a difference.
 
Putt Your Stuff will be held:
 
Thursday, July 24, 2014 from 4:30 pm -9:00 pm
Putters Pride Course, 3604 S. Kipling Street, Lakewood
 
There are two available shotgun start times of 5:00 pm and 6:30 pm and Famous Dave’s legendary pit BBQ will be served before your start time and is covered as part of your admission fee. 
 
Putt as an individual for $25.00 or grab some friends and form a team for $90.00
 
Registration is easy!  Register online at www.jcmh.org, call us at 303-432-5320 or download the registration form from our website and mail it in.
 
Call Jill for more information at 303-432-5144.
 
About Jefferson Center for Mental Health
Celebrating its 56th year, Jefferson Center for Mental Health helps to bring hope for a brighter future to thousands of community members who struggle with mental health challenges.  As the community’s nonprofit mental health center, Jefferson Center serves people throughout Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek counties at over 20 locations, as well as schools, nursing homes, senior centers and other community settings.  Last year Jefferson Center served more than 19,000 people in need.  Center staff has expertise in numerous areas including children and family issues, adults with serious mental illness, suicide prevention, early intervention, juvenile justice, and trauma treatment.  For more information about Jefferson Center, visit www.jcmh.org.

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

FAIRIES, GNOMES AND ELVES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (Pre K-1st grade) Description: During this week we will delve into the rituals and lives of these enchanting mythical creatures. In addition to creating magical characters for an original play, which will be performed the last hour of the class, we will enhance the experience by making wings, wands and little gnome houses. Grades: Pre- K-1st (must be at least 4 years-old-grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $150 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

FRACTURED FAIRY TALES PERFORMING ARTS CAMP (2nd- 5th grade) Description: Students learn and practice the fundamental techniques of stage acting while working on a fun production featuring wacky versions of their fairy tale favorites. Students will present their master pieces in a performance the last hour of class. Grades: 2nd ? 5th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 21-July 25 Time: 9 am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Ananda guides us on a meditative experience that begins with a discussion of the chakras and your energy system and the purposes of each chakra. Then we journey into sound healing with Tibetan singing bowls, crystal bowls and gongs. This aligns your energy body and creates a clear and peaceful experience that has a lasting effect of inner peace and awareness. Wear comfy clothes and bring a mat, blanket and pillow or whatever you desire to be comfortable as you lay or sit on the floor during the meditation. Please feel free to contact Ananda with any questions you may have about the meditation at vegananda.wellness@gmail.com or 720-207-7100.

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

Registration is open for StageDoor Theatre education classes and seasonal productions for students of all ages and skill levels. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade are invited to participate in balanced programs crafted to teach the fundamentals through more advanced theatre arts skills, all designed to meet age appropriate needs. Join us for Fun! Friendship! Personal Growth! Visit www.stagedoorhteatre.org to read about your opportunities and sign up. Use EARLYBIRD2014 coupon code for a $50 discount. Offer valid until July 13th.

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

This is a free two hour fly fishing class geared toward those who would like to learn how. The Blue Quill Angler will put a fly rod in your hand, teach you how to cast, rig your rod, tie on your fly and everything we can in two hours.  If you are interested we will teach you. Bring your rod if you have one or use one of ours. This class is taught every Saturday April through September

Come Learn the history and practical application of Reiki, while also receiving the first degree attunement and hands-on practice necessary to receive your certification as a Reiki Level I practitioner.

Take a FREE ride on the horse-drawn Evergreen Town Trolley. It's a great way to spend the day in one of Colorado's most enjoyable mountain retreats. Not only will you have a lovely ride through the heart of Evergreen, trolley riders receive terrific discounts at many of the local merchants. No need for reservations! Just come on up and hope aboard! Every Saturday

This is a sound meditation focused on the astrology of the evening, coupled with intention and group participation. Every participant will also receive a mini sound blessing from didgeridoo, tuning forks, gong and/or your teacher's voice.

The collie that claimed the hearts of readers of Eric Knight?s book and inspired a classic early television series will be celebrated during the July Movie in the Grove at Hiwan Homestead Museum in Evergreen. Enjoy a free movie showing of the 1943 classic ?Lassie Come Home? on Saturday, July 26 at 8:30 P.M. in historic Heritage Grove.located on the grounds next to Hiwan Homestead Museum at 4208 S. Timbervale Dr., Evergreen 80439. The movie follows the adventures of Lassie, a collie, as she tries to return to her beloved owner, played by Roddy McDowall. A very young Elizabeth Taylor also has a big role in the cast. This film is part of the Arts Alive summer series of events showcasing the arts in Evergreen. Other summer events in Heritage Grove include a Bluegrass concert on Saturday, August 2 and another classic film, ?Steamboat Bill Jr.?, on Saturday, August 9. This series of events in Heritage Grove is presented by Jefferson County Historical Society and Jeffco Open Space, sponsored by 1st Bank of Evergreen, Tupper Briggs, Tupper?s Team, Evergreen Downtown Business Association, and Home Mortgage Alliance. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture and is open for public tours Tuesday thorugh Sunday with summer hours through August from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Why look up at the night sky? Learn some night sky wonders through interactive stories and activities. This is a non-telescope evening for all ages. Please bring a blanket or folding chair to sit on for stargazing. Register online at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-universe-from-mt-falcon-tickets-11697077273?aff=eorg

10 days of coordinated arts activities among all the arts organizations of Evergreen.

750m Swim/12M Bike/5k Run Participants are wow'ed with a beautiful foothills course that features a cool lake swim, spectacular road bike rid, and a scenic trail run. An event hosted by Racing Underground, each participant receives a chock-full goody bag, a technical tshirt, catered post race breakfast burritos and awesome prizes for age groupers. Come see the Racing Underground difference!

Registration is open for StageDoor Theatre education classes and seasonal productions for students of all ages and skill levels. Children from Pre-K to 12th grade are invited to participate in balanced programs crafted to teach the fundamentals through more advanced theatre arts skills, all designed to meet age appropriate needs. Join us for Fun! Friendship! Personal Growth! Visit www.stagedoorhteatre.org to read about your opportunities and sign up. Use EARLYBIRD2014 coupon code for a $50 discount. Offer valid until July 13th.

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

During this 1 hour class, we will use LEGO® Bricks to introduce your child to the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math by covering fascinating topics such as: Space, Inventions, Animals, Transportation and many others. During this class your child will learn a new science concept and get to build a LEGO® Brick Model which demonstrates that principle. They could build a moving satellite, a walking monkey or a spinning helicopter. Appropriate for ages 5-13. Frozen Yogurt Included! Register online at: www.bricks4kidz.com/361

Lutheran Church of the Cross Christian Day Camp - David: Hero of God. Available for ages entering pre-school thru 8th grade.

MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Session #1: 2nd-5th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #1 Grades: 2nd-5th (grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Giddy up and head on over to Hiwan Homestead Museum for its children?s Old West Party on Monday, July 28, 2014 from 12:00-1:30 PM. All cowpokes and cowgirls ages 6 to 12 are invited to come and enjoy the fun! Themed food and activities will be featured. This event is sure to be fun and exciting for all who attend! Sign up early as space is limited and pre-registration is required. There is a fee of $10 per child. Please call the Museum at 720-497-7650 for more information and to sign up.

Giddy up and head on over to Hiwan Homestead Museum for its children?s Old West Party on Monday, July 28, 2014 from 12:00-1:30 PM. All cowpokes and cowgirls ages 6 to 12 are invited to come and enjoy the fun! Themed food and activities will be featured. This event is sure to be fun and exciting for all who attend! Sign up early as space is limited and pre-registration is required. There is a fee of $10 per child. Please call the Museum at 720-497-7650 for more information and to sign up.

MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP ? Session #2: 6th- 8th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #2 Grades: 6th- 8th (grade in fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 1pm - 4pm Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

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MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Session #1: 2nd-5th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #1 Grades: 2nd-5th (grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Lutheran Church of the Cross Christian Day Camp - David: Hero of God. Available for ages entering pre-school thru 8th grade.

Hiwan Kids Program Offers Multi-cultural Crafts and Activities for Mid-summer Fun Are your children interested in fossils and archaeology? How about Japanese paper craft or making slime in kitchen experiments? These are just some of the interesting and engaging activities your children will experience at Hiwan Kids this July at the Hiwan Homestead Museum. The program takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout July and is free of charge, courtesy of a grant from the local Blue Spruce Kiwanis. Each day features hands-on activities and each child makes a craft to take home. Hiwan Kids is open to children ages 6 and older, and pre-registration is required. SLIME TIME: Tuesday, July 15, 9:30-11:30 AM Everyone loves oobleck! Oobleck is Seussian for slime. Join us as we conduct fun experiments with kitchen science. DIG IT! ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS: Thursday, July 17, 9:30-11:30 AM Delve into the past and learn how archaeologists uncover its many secrets. COLORADO PIONEER COOKING: Tuesday, July 22, 9:30-11:30 AM Learn about the cooking methods and sample the food of early pioneers in this engaging program. SUMINAGASHI! JAPANESE PAPER CRAFTS: Thursday, July 24, 9:30-11:30 AM Suminagashi is the ancient Japanese art of paper marbling. Make your own unique paper book cover. NATIVE AMERICANS: Tuesday, July 29, 9:30-11:30 AM Several Native American tribes have called Colorado home. Learn about Pueblo pottery, Navajo rugs, and other aspects of Native American culture. For More Information and to Register: Contact Andy Spencer, Education Coordinator, 720-497-7650, HiwanEd@jeffco.us Hiwan Homestead Museum is a 25-room log mansion constructed in the Rustic style of architecture. It is located in Evergreen at 4208 South Timbervale Drive. Hiwan Homestead Museum is a Jefferson County Open Space facility operated in partnership with the Jefferson County Historical Society. The Museum was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974.

Farmers Market at The Bergen Village Shopping Center. This location is 3 minutes (3 miles) after exiting I-70. Location: From I-70 Exit the Evergreen Parkway continue on highway 74 -left on Bergen Parkway. Turn left at the first light which will be Sugar Bush. Go straight forward to the Bergen Village Shopping Center.

MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Session #1: 2nd-5th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #1 Grades: 2nd-5th (grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809 Tuition: $200

Jim Fergus, Auther of One Thousand White Women, has written a new book Memory of Love. Jim will be talking and signing books at HearthFire Books

MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Session #1: 2nd-5th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #1 Grades: 2nd-5th (grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Lutheran Church of the Cross Christian Day Camp - David: Hero of God. Available for ages entering pre-school thru 8th grade.

MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Session #1: 2nd-5th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #1 Grades: 2nd-5th (grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809 Tuition: $200

MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Session #1: 2nd-5th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #1 Grades: 2nd-5th (grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809

Lutheran Church of the Cross Christian Day Camp - David: Hero of God. Available for ages entering pre-school thru 8th grade.

A unique 90 minute class focuses on devotional yoga known as Bhakti and the study of the eight-limbs of yoga. It provides an opportunity to learn more about the spiritual depth of the path of a yogi. The class is blend of lecture, mantra, asana and meditation. We open with a bhakti story or reading from the great epics such as the Mahabharata, Ramayana, Patanjalis Yoga Sutras. Following the dharma talk is a short nada yoga practice. (The yoga of sound) The class will chant together and conclude the seated portion of this practice with Pranayama. The last 45 minutes of the class focuses on a gentle vinyasa asana practice. A balanced hatha flow that draws upon the elements of kundalini, ashtanga, and yin yoga. The practice closes with a guided yoga nidra (a meditation style referred to as the sleep of the yogis) in svasana.

MAKE ME A STAR! PERFORMING ARTS CAMP Session #1: 2nd-5th grades Description: A wonderful opportunity for young actors to learn, practice and review all the skills needed to snag those bigger and better roles in upcoming productions. This camp is team taught by a professional voice coach, a professional choreographer and a professional director. Students will gain confidence in vocal and dance abilities, as well as honing their acting and cold reading proficiency. Session #1 Grades: 2nd-5th (grade in Fall 2014) Dates: Monday-Friday, July 28-August 1 Time: 9am-Noon Tuition: $200 Enroll: www.stagedoortheatre.org OR phone: 303-838-0809