11.21.09
Whimsy rules on the glowing 15 acres of Hudson Holiday.
Elegant white horse-drawn carriages carry visitors past Emrg Gweldig’s wagons at Hudson Holiday. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen| ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
Bright lights lead to a wonderland
What is that elephant doing? Ney tells his story
Between December 1938 and September 1939, through the singular generosity of the United Kingdom, ten thousand children found refuge in England. Of these, only a thousand were ever reunited with their parents. The sweet taste of victory
If you stopped by a Good Times Burgers during October, chances are you sampled Littleton High School senior Peter Blei’s “Scary Berry Crunch.” Going Hollywood
The new 14-screen Hollywood Theaters has opened at Streets at Southglenn amid five days of fanfare befitting the real Tinseltown. Consider yourself entertained by ‘Oliver!’
A bare brick wall and worn wood elements in Tina Anderson’s “Oliver!” set provide a bleak orphanage for a dozen drably-attired kids who appear at the rear and march down Town Hall’s side aisles warbling about “Food, Glorious Food.” Holiday concerts abound
The menu of concert programs offers something for everyone and taking a few hours to surround oneself with instrumental and or choral music allows the mind and body to relax and enjoy the exceptional talents available to us. Groups
Editor’s note: Organizations in our coverage area may send meeting notices to calendar @ccnewspapers.com, subject: CLUBS. Listings are free and run on a space-available basis.
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