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Youthful exuberance
Routt County schools show off a year in art
Friday, May 16, 2008
Walk into the front gallery room of the Depot Art Center in the next two weeks and you’ll be greeted by the sound of Soda Creek Elementary School students giving their definitions of “art.”
Read story.Installation art
Artposium explores land-use issues
Friday, May 16, 2008
When large-scale visual artist Carol Hummel looked into the backyard of her temporary home off Tree Haus Drive, she saw contamination.
Read story.'Professional' parodies
Cabaret celebrates 25 years of making jokes at ’Boat’s expense
Friday, May 9, 2008
Tickets to the 25th anniversary of Cabaret sold out in nine days. That’s 1,000 seats for the Steamboat Springs Arts Council’s annual sketch comedy fundraiser at the Steamboat Mountain Theater, gone in just more than a week.
Read story.There’s no place like home
Middle School theater production builds love for arts in Steamboat
Friday, May 9, 2008
In the Steamboat Springs Middle School cafetorium Tuesday, Rusty deLucia was busy organizing chaos.
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Incubating awareness
Egg art event raises money for ovarian cancer education, detection
Friday, May 9, 2008
For the inaugural Eggs 2 Ovaries fundraiser, event organizer Traci Clark doesn’t want to focus on any one of the 22 local and regional artists who contributed their designs.
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Colorado Art Ranch residents give back during five weeks in Routt County
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Screenwriter Burcu Koray doesn’t usually script feature-length films. And she certainly doesn’t usually focus on the American West.
Read story.Hunt rounds out Seminars at Steamboat
Organizers expect large election-year crowds at series events
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Seminars at Steamboat officials have identified their fourth and final speaker for the 2008 edition of the series, which begins July 10.
Read story.Lessons from the land
Art ranch residents pose questions with gallery show
Friday, May 2, 2008
When commercial and residential development started to creep in on the plot of land Matthew Moore’s family has farmed for the past four generations, Moore struggled with the encroachment.
Read story.Extracurricular exhibit
After-school artists featured in First Friday event
Friday, May 2, 2008
On a wall-side table in the Steamboat Arts & Crafts Gym, 12 tiny easels hold 12 tiny pieces of art.
Read story.Steamboat students urged to have safe, sober prom night
Thursday, May 1, 2008
As the public education coordinator with Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue, Debbi Funston knows how urging Steamboat Springs High School students to make smart decisions with prom and graduation might come off.
Read story.Student showcase
CMC artists display work in annual Depot exhibit
Friday, April 25, 2008
Colorado Mountain College student Katie Thurlby is happy to see a few of her paintings hanging on gallery walls for the first time. She’s also excited about the idea of someone buying them.
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Painting the silver lining
Silk artist Tinker Tiffany sees the brighter side of life
Friday, April 25, 2008
Tinker Tiffany is a perpetual optimist. In December 1989, she broke her arm skiing nine days after she moved to Steamboat Springs. It wasn’t so bad, she said, because the bone in her upper arm did not completely snap.
Read story.Hayden gives derby green light
Crandall Avenue will be blocked for part of May 24 weekend
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Derby racers, strap on your helmets and aim for Crandall Avenue.
Read story.Organized confusion
Laura Wait might not plan her books, but that doesn’t mean she hasn’t got a plan
Friday, April 18, 2008
In preparation for an upcoming book art contest in Tucson, Ariz., Steamboat artist Laura Wait has been trying to hone her metalworking skills.
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