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SUMMARY:National Western Stock Show
DESCRIPTION:The 16-day National Western Stock Show opens Saturday\, January 7\, and features a BBQ Throwdown competition presented by Chevrolet\, an authentic Ranch Rodeo\, championship fiddle competitions\, PBR bull riding\, family-fun dog shows\, Frontier Airlines Mutton Bustin’\, Coors Western Art gallery\, a nursery of baby animals\, the King Soopers Petting Farm and acres of food and shopping. \nTuesday\, January 10th\, is FREE Grounds Admission Day\, compliments of National Western Stock Show.  Visit the NW box office to get a ticket and enjoy the day. \nThe National Western Stock Show is celebrating 111 years in Denver with nearly 30 professional rodeo performances\, world-class horse shows and the “Super Bowl” of livestock shows.  The historical National Western Yards will haul in 40 semi-loads of shavings\, 14 semi-loads of straw\, and will haul away 65 semi trucks full of manure for recycle after the 16 days.  There will be more than 15\,000 head of livestock and horses that pass through the grounds\, with 25 different breeds of cattle and six other species\, including miniature Herefords\, goats\, lambs\, alpaca\, llama and poultry.  An estimated $10 million in livestock sales will be exchanged during the 16-day event. \nThe National Western Stock Show will drive nearly $100 million in economic impact to the Denver Metro area and raise right around $400\,000 for the National Western Scholarship Trust\, which distributes more than 80 scholarships to students studying in the fields of agriculture and rural medicine. \nGrounds admission and event tickets are on sale at nationalwestern.com and all King Soopers locations. \n[Grounds Admission: Adults: $10 – $20; Children 3-11: $2 – $3; Ages 2 and under: FREE] \nMore info\, tickets and event schedule: http://www.nationalwestern.com/
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LOCATION:National Western Complex\, 4655 Humboldt St.\, Denver\, CO\, 80216\, United States
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SUMMARY:Final Week: Kim Dickey: Words are Leaves
DESCRIPTION:KIM DICKEY: WORDS ARE LEAVES \nMCA Denver presents the first major survey of work by Boulder\, Colorado-based artist Kim Dickey. Kim Dickey: Words Are Leaves\, opening at MCA Denver October 7th\, showcases the ceramic works for which Dickey is best known\, as well as work in other media\, ranging from textile to photography. The exhibition highlights the artist’s ongoing study of pattern and decoration\, as well as her investigation of landscape design and the history of the garden; more than 60 works from the past 30 years demonstrate how Dickey brings the decorative to life. \nKim Dickey: Words Are Leaves represents the breadth of Dickey’s practice\, beginning with early works that are shaped by or redefine daily experience\, and including more recent works that reexamine decoration. Later works manifest an idealized or alternative environment. In exploring pattern and landscape\, Dickey has spent much of her career creating foliate objects and immersive installations. These works\, installed together for the first time in MCA’s presentation\, exemplify how the decorative can become an object\, and how an object can become an environment. \nThis retrospective is the first solo museum exhibition to survey all aspects of Kim Dickey’s work. It will be accompanied by a major publication with essays by Glenn Adamson\, Elissa Auther\, Ezra Shales\, Lisa Tamiris-Becker\, and an interview with the artist by Nora Burnett Abrams. \nThe exhibition is curated by Nora Burnett Abrams. Kim Dickey: Words Are Leaves is on view from October 7\, 2016 – January 22\, 2017 at MCA Denver. \n[Adults: $8 ($5 after 5p Tuesday – Friday); College Students w/ID: $5; 18 and Under: free] \nMore info: http://mcadenver.org/kimdickey
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LOCATION:Museum of Contemporary Art\, 1485 Delgany St\, denver\, CO\, 80202\, United States
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SUMMARY:Old Buildings\, New Tools Re:Denver Forum January
DESCRIPTION:Demolition\, deconstruction\, adaptive reuse? Join Historic Denver guest speakers to explore new tools that address existing buildings\, density and growth\, environmental impact and the character of our City. Speakers will discuss new tools that shift the demolition paradigm including Portland’s new Deconstruction Ordinance and the growing number of Adaptive Reuse Ordinances in cities across the country.\nGuests: Brandon Spencer-Hartle\, Senior City Planner\, Portland Bureau of Planning & Sustainability & Tom Mayes\, Vice President and Senior Counsel at National Trust for Historic Preservation \n[Free] \nMore info: https://www.facebook.com/events/1221101794639415/
URL:https://www.goplaydenver.com/event/old-buildings-new-tools-redenver-forum-january/
LOCATION:pin Show Map Bigsby’s Folly-Craft Winery\, 3563 Wazee Street\,\, Denver\, CO\, 80216\, United States
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SUMMARY:Buddhism in Film: Groundhog Day
DESCRIPTION:This four-week series from the Denver Film Society investigates Buddhism in film. The series will look at two Korean films that explicitly\, and beautifully\, visually portray monastic Buddhism in Asia today\, and two films set in America which seem to carry significant Buddhist themes and references in surprising ways. Viewers are invited to consider the films as related pairs that highlight those themes through their very different perspectives. \n•Week One: Spring\, Summer\, Fall\, Winter … and Spring (Kim Ki-Duk) This beautiful Korean film sets a traditional Asian and monastic introduction to Buddhism in the context of a narrative that explores notions of desire and the cyclical Buddhist notion of history. \n•Week Two: Groundhog Day (Harold Ramis) A clever and popular American comedy\, the film explores similar questions of desire in a story that cleverly considers the possibility of improvement of the self within the cycle of life. Pairing these films enables us to discuss both the movement of Buddhist concepts into American culture and the way that a Buddhist outlook can serve as a critical lens revealing elements in a film. \n•Week Three: Why Has Bodhi Dharma Left for the East? (Day Young-Kyun) This quietly powerful film meditates on questions of suffering\, death and Buddhist vocation. It parallels Spring\, Summer … in many ways\, dealing with a master\, apprentice and child in a remote monastery\, but with much less interest in explaining Buddhist tenets. \n•Week Four: Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (Alejandro G. Iñárritu) A satirical black comic/drama\, this Academy Award winning film engages questions about the meaning of identity and vocation. \nProfessor Jeffrey Mahan\, who teaches religion and film at Iliff School of Theology\, and Wm Jeavons\, a long-time Zen meditator and chaplain\, pose these questions for each other and the class about how film might illuminate Buddhism for us: \nIs Buddhism simply the subject of film\, or are ‘Buddhist films’ created by writers and directors whose ways of seeing or being in the world are inspired by Buddhist ideas or practice? \nCan Buddhism supply a critical lens through which we might view and understand movies: Is it then a perspective\, applicable across the board? \nCould both of the above be true? \n[$10 – $12] \nMore info and tickets: https://secure.denverfilm.org/tickets/film.aspx?id=29030&FID=90
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LOCATION:Sie FilmCenter\, 2510 East Colfax\, Denver\, CO\, 80206
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