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âThe view will change wherever you are,â said designer Lonnie Hanzon, as he happily contemplated the acres of gardens he is transforming into Hudson...
Cory Gilstrap arranges the petals of a giant light-up flower Oct. 27 at Hudson Gardens. Crews will be installing pieces for Hudson Holiday through Nov. 19. Photos by Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
Area company lights the way
Two weeks ago, John Hayes, president of Diogen Lighting in Centennial, was getting organized for one of his frequent trips to China. He intended to sell his products for 2010-11 in the companyâs large showroom, where retailers such as Ace Hardware and commercial decorators from around the world travel to purchase Diogenâs cutting edge LED products. On the Ranch
Art meets science In the Military
Pfarr completes Army leadership course âAny Dream Will Doâ as Joseph journeys
The music in âJoseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoatâ ranges from rock to gospel to country, and the story is compelling, presenting the Biblical tale of Joseph, his journey and the colorful characters he meetsâ all told in the vibrant style of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. âPride and Prejudiceâ onstage at high school
A production of Jane Austenâs beloved âPride and Prejudiceâ is being stitched togetherâ literally and figurativelyâ onstage and backstage at Highlands Ranch High School, with performances scheduled at 7 p.m. Nov. 12, 13, 14, 20 and 21 in the theater, 9375 S. Cresthill Lane, Highlands Ranch. Handcrafted pottery at guild show
Colorado Potters Guild will hold its Annual Fall Show and Sale Nov. 5-7 at First Plymouth Congregational Church, 3501 S. Colorado Blvd., Englewood (Corner of East Hampden Avenue). Area art lovers flock to this event with holiday shopping lists in hand, knowing that members of the over-40-year-old guild will bring more than 2,000 handcrafted ceramic pieces, functional and sculptural. You can âOwn an Originalâ
âItâs really the craft of the art I look at,â said Lewis Sharp as he led a gallery walk Oct. 22 and discussed his process as juror for the 44th Annual Own an Original Arts Exhibition, which will continue through Jan. 3 at the Littleton Museum.
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