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BRAVOJanuary-April 2015

Lakewood’s Heritage, Culture & the Arts Magazine

The Artifacts of Lakewood Heritage Center

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Gallery Exhibits 4Lakewood Cultural Center Performances 10 Lakewood Heritage Center Artifacts 14 Art Workshops 16

Meet Tomáš Kubínek 22Weddings at Lakewood Heritage Center 24

ON THE COVER: Hearkening back to a time when milk was still delivered to houses, this mid-20th century milk bottle from the collection of the Lakewood Heritage Center was used by theLakewood Farm Dairy, located at the intersection of Wadsworth Boulevard and Colfax Avenue.

"That [Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal] was the best performance I've ever seen here. Simply outstanding!"

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Thank you to everyone who joined us on October 26 to kick off our 15th season at Lakewood Cultural Center with Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal. We were treated to a world premier piece, and enjoyed celebratory cupcakes in the lobby at intermission. Thank you to all of our guests, staff, and volunteers who truly made it magical!

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LAKEWOOD CULTURAL CENTERNorth Gallery Chris Krieg: Big

Former New York City billboard painter Chris Krieg uses his skill of painting larger than life advertisements in Times Square on smaller canvases. His style is loose when close up yet realistic from a distance. Krieg

has painted murals around Denver and the west, occasionally scaling down to smaller canvases. He enjoys the challenge of painting small and on smooth, stretched canvas in his studio in Evergreen. January 23 – March 29Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, January 23

North and Mezzanine Galleries Jefferson Foundation Middle School Art ExhibitLakewood Cultural Center is pleased to host the Jefferson County Middle School Art Exhibit sponsored by the Jefferson Foundation. This exhibit showcases the most outstanding student work, conveying the artistic skill, quality of design and higher-level thinking of local middle school students.April 8 – May 3Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Thursday, April 23

Mezzanine GalleryEclectic Harmony

Brought together by their love of art, The Alliance Artists of Evergreen show how artists with very diverse viewpoints come together to bring out the best in each others' work through support and exhibits.January 23 – March 29Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, January 23

Corner GalleryRotating ExhibitsThe Corner Gallery continues to serve the needs of the local arts community. Stop by to see what is new!January – Richard EverslyFebruary – Thomas M. GoettelMarch – Fletcher Miller School April – Lakewood Head Start

LAKEWOOD CIVIC CENTER SOUTHJames J. Richey GalleryUnbound: new works on stainless by Mai Wyn Schantz

Despite our high tech, information driven world, we are still innately tied to the land. These paintings are about this relationship. They are an exploration of our evolving and often tenuous union with nature as well as our inherent desire to stay connected to it. Using stainless steel as substrate, these nature-based paintings seek out beauty

and balance in the unification of these two seeming opposites. January 23 – March 29Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Friday, January 23

Jefferson County Teachers ExhibitThe 10th annual Juried Teachers Exhibition will be held concurrent with the Middle School Art exhibition. This exhibition features the work of instructors currently teaching in Jefferson County elementary, middle and high schools. Artwork includes a wide variety of mediums including painting, photography, mixed media, fiber and pottery.April 8 – May 1Free Artist Reception: 5-7 p.m., Thursday, April 23

LAKEWOOD HERITAGE CENTERRadius GalleryDecoding the History of News in LakewoodToday, people often communicate via cellphones and computers. News is accessed from phones, tablets and car radios. Return to

the beginning of news in Lakewood, a time of switchboards and typewriters, party line phones and floor model radios. Try out some old and new technology while learning about local newspapers, radio and television stations.April 2 - August 15Free Opening Reception: 5-7 p.m., Thursday, April 2

Spirit of Lakewood GalleryLakewood Heritage Center’s permanent gallery highlights significant events throughout the 20th century, starting with May Bonfils Stanton’s ownership of farmland which later became city municipal buildings as well as the Villa Italia and Belmar shopping centers.Permanent Ongoing Installation

Winter 2015 ExhibitsHighlighting Talented Artists

Chris Krieg, The Boxer

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Mai Wyn Schantz, White Aspens

Carolyn Campbell, Beneath the Sea Grass


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The Lakewood Cultural Center needs volunteers to assist with front of house

operations including ushering, ticket taking, will call and greeting positions.

Theater volunteers help create a welcoming and memorable experience

for our patrons. Lakewood Cultural Center presents over 150 individual

performances a year and would greatly appreciate your help.

The Lakewood Cultural Center is hosting a training for new volunteers from

5:30-8:30 p.m. on January 12, 2015, and we cordially invite you to attend.

Please R.S.V.P. to volunteer coordinator Karla Grahn at 303.987.7868 or

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SPRING BREAK STUDIOS These studios provide extended supervision, available only with Lakewood Cultural Center camps. We offer three supervised activities per day. You may register before or on the first day of each session. No drop-in or single-day registration allowed. Parents dropping off early or picking up late by five minutes will be charged $5 per day. If you register for Early / Late Studio for the week, you will receive $5 off the total price.Early, Lunch or Late: $10 Regular price Early / Late Combo: $15 Regular Price Early: 8-9 a.m. | Lunch: noon-1 p.m.Late: 4-5 p.m. | Early / Late: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

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PORTRAIT DRAWING FOR TEENSLearn to draw successful portraits of your friends! Students should have basic drawing experience. All materials are provided.Ages: 13-17Instructor: Slawa Radziszewska$107 Early, $112 Regular price9 a.m.-noon, Lakewood Cultural Center

SCREENS & PRINTS FOR TEENSParticipate in a printmaking extravaganza! Experiment with a variety of printmaking techniques including mono-printing, screen printing, stamp art and more.Ages: 13-17Instructor: Arilla Tyrrell$107 Early, $112 Regular price1-4 p.m., Lakewood Cultural Center

JEWELRY & METALSMITHING Explore fundamentals of fabrication with nonferrous metals such as copper, brass and nickel. Gain experience in sawing, filing, silver (torch) soldering, polishing and basic patination. Elements of good design and studio safety will also be introduced.Ages: 12-16Instructor: Christine Grininger$107 Early, $112 Regular price10 a.m.-1 p.m., Washington Heights Arts Center

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OLYMPUSDream ProjectDream Project, a Colorado professional non-profit dance company, doesn't just put on an amazing dance performance, they offer a unique experience to connect with every person who shares the space using the dancers' collective passion, visions and talents.www.ADreamProject.com6 & 8:30 p.m., Saturday, January 10$19 (Child discount available)$15 (Two-show discount)

AGNÈS CLÉMENT, HARPMile High Chapter, American Harp SocietyExperience the magic of the harp with Agnès Clément in her U.S.A. tour debut. First Prize winner of the 8th U.S.A. International Harp Competition in 2010, the Herald Times said “…she commands a rare sensitivity for her chosen repertoire.”www.MileHighChapterAHS.org3 p.m., Sunday, January 11$25 (Student discount available)

FOOTSTEPSCleo Parker Robinson Dance EnsembleThe Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble’s "Footsteps" features “More Perfect” by renowned choreographer Rennie Harris, commemorating the 50 year anniversary of defining moments of American civil rights history through the vernacular of hip hop.www.CleoParkerDance.org7:30 p.m., Thursday & Friday, January 15-16$25 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

CHILDREN’S AND FAMILY CONCERTLakewood SymphonyJoin conductor Matthew Switzer

as he takes the audience on a fun and educational musical journey to delight kids and adults alike!www.LakewoodSymphony.org11 a.m., Saturday, January 17$5 All Tickets

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents! THE WIZARD OF OZ

Missoula Children’s TheatreJoin 50 area school children

in this fully staged musical theater adaptation of "The Wizard of Oz." The story is as familiar as it is beloved. Everyone is sure his Wizness will grant wishes and send Dorothy and Toto back to their home–but will he? We’ll never tell; come see for yourself!www.mctinc.org1 & 3:30 p.m., Saturday, January 24Tickets starting at $5

MY FAIR LADYPerformance Now Theatre CompanyEnjoy this Broadway classic which includes “Wouldn’t It be Loverly?,” “With a Little Bit of Luck,” “The Rain in Spain,” "I Could Have Danced All Night,” “On the Street Where You Live,” “Get Me to the Church on Time” and “I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face.”www.PerformanceNow.org7:30 p.m., January 30-31, February 6-7, 13-142 p.m., January 31-February 1, 7-8, 14-15Tickets starting at $18

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!THE SOUL OF FLAMENCO

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana is one of the nation’s premier flamenco and Spanish dance companies. Celebrating its 30th anniversary season, the company performs accompanied by live musicians, bringing a spirit and power to the stage that is unmatched elsewhere. Audiences can expect to enjoy an authentic, visually stunning, unique cultural experience! www.Flamenco-Vivo.org 7:30 p.m., Saturday, February 21Tickets starting at $18

SINGING FOR FREEDOMThe Spirituals ProjectSpirituals served as the soundtrack of a revolution for the Civil Rights Movement. The Spirituals Project celebrates the 50th anniversary of the voting rights movement in Selma, Alabama and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.www.SpiritualsProject.org7:30 p.m., Sunday, February 22$15 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

TONAL PALATTELakewood SymphonyEnjoy the incomparable tonal colors of Rimsky-Korsakov’s “Russian Easter Overture,” Ponce’s “Concierto del sur for guitar and orchestra” with guitarist Solomon Silber and Mussorgsky’s “Pictures at an Exhibition.”www.LakewoodSymphony.org7:30 p.m., Thursday, February 26$15 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!JASON BISHOP:

THE PARANORMAL TOUR Called “surprisingly funny and truly magical,” Jason Bishop brings a fresh and modern energy to the world of illusion. Each performance features award-winning sleight of hand, exclusive grand illusions and close-up magic projected onto a big screen. Delivering his illusions alongside a heart-pumping soundtrack of current rock and pop music, Bishop’s performances thrill and excite audiences of all ages! www.TheJasonBishopShow.com3 & 7:30 p.m., Saturday, February 28Tickets starting at $18


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Lakewood Cultural CenterPOETRY OUT LOUD COLORADO STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Colorado Creative IndustriesJoin us for the 10th anniversary of Poetry Out Loud: a national poetry recitation contest. High school students from across the state perform classic and contemporary

poetry in hopes of becoming the state champion.www.ColoradoCreativeIndustries.org3 & 6 p.m., Tuesday, March 3Free

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!CHINA RISING

High Definition Travelogue narrated live by filmmaker Dale Johnson Travel along with filmmaker Dale Johnson as he rides the High Speed Bullet train to Shanghai, visits the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, and The Great Wall. See the Yarlung Tsangpo Canyon in western China, which is much deeper and longer than the Grand Canyon. A feast for the eyes,

this moving portrait showcases China’s past and its sparkling, modern future. www.Windoes.com2 & 7 p.m., Saturday, March 7Tickets starting at $7

HEARTS FOR HEART’S SAKEColorado Centre of DanceJoin us for the 11th annual collaboration of various artists providing outstanding entertainment with dancing, singing, drumming and more benefitting Children’s Hospital of Colorado.www.CCofDance.com3 p.m., Sunday, March 8$30 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

ANNIE GET YOUR GUNColorado Christian UniversityThis charming tall tale of the romance between sharp shooters Frank Butler and Annie Oakley in the days of the Wild West contains many favorite Irving Berlin tunes , including “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” “Doing what Comes Natur’lly,” “They Say That Falling in Love is Wonderful” and of course the show-stopping “Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better!”www.CCU.edu/Music7:30 p.m., Thursday-Saturday, March 12-142:30 p.m., Saturday & Sunday, March 14-15$12 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

MASTERWORKS CONCERTMusica Sacra Chamber Orchestra of Augustana ArtsInternationally renowned teacher and cellist Rodney Farrar will perform Saint-Saëns "Cello Concerto No. 1" with the MSCO in a powerful program also featuring the orchestra in Beethoven's "Symphony No. 5."www.AugustanaArts.org www.MSCODenver.org7:30 p.m., Friday, March 20$24 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

THE BLACK SHEEPHeritage Irish StepdancersCome enjoy the legends of Ireland! The dancers present three Celtic folk tales using Irish music, dance and storytelling in a show that’s fun for the whole family.www.HeritageIrish.com6:30 p.m., Saturday, March 21$15 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

A CHILDREN'S TALE - THE TOYMAKER'S COPPELIA

Ballet Ariel"A Children's Tale - The Toymaker's Coppelia" is from the magical, comic ballet about the toymaker Dr. Coppelius and his doll Coppelia. Audience members may attend a delightful tea party with the toymaker's dolls following the one-hour ballet.www.BalletAriel.com3 p.m., Sunday, March 22$15 Adult; $10 Child (Performance Only)$25 Adult; $20 Child (Performance & Tea Party with Dancers)

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!CYRILLE AIMÉE QUINTET

Winner of multiple international jazz vocal competitions, Cyrille Aimée has been called “one of the most promising jazz singers of her generation” by The Wall Street Journal. Hailing from Samois-sur-Seine, France, Aimée began performing in the clubs and cafes of Paris when she was still a teenager. Her enchanting performances feature original songs as well as jazz standards, and the style of music is part jazz, part gypsy and part Brazilian. Her voice and her captivating stage presence are enthralling and unforgettable.www.CyrillleMusic.com7:30 p.m., Friday, March 27Tickets starting at $18

JASON BISHOP:THE PARANORMALTOUR

FLAMENCO VIVO CARLOTA SANTANA

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AMERICANAGolden Eagle Concert BandThe Golden Eagle Concert Band returns for their annual spring concert featuring pieces by American composers and arrangers.www.GoldenEagleConcertBand.org2 p.m., Saturday & Sunday, March 28-29$15 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

ANNUAL SISTER CITIES MUSIC SCHOLAR CONCERTLakewood SymphonyThe Sister Cities Music Scholar Competition winners showcase the outstanding talent of young people between the ages of 16-23 from Jefferson County and Chester, England. www.LakewoodSymphony.org7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 2$15 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!RAPUNZEL

Phamaly Theatre CompanyPhamaly Theatre Company produces professional scale plays and musicals year-round, cast entirely of performers with disabilities across the spectrum (physical, cognitive, emotional, blindness, deafness, etc.). With spectacular sets, costuming and talent, Phamaly continues to inspire people to rethink disability through professional theater. Don’t miss this chance to experience the magic as they present a fun, fanciful hour-long musical production of “Rapunzel!”www.Phamaly.org11 a.m., Saturday, April 4Tickets starting at $5

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!42ND STREET

co-presented with Performance Now Theatre Company"42nd Street" is Broadway’s original blockbuster that inspired a dozen other musicals. It is the quintessential Broadway story, following Peggy, a small-town chorus girl who gets a chance at stardom when she lands the lead in the newest hit show. Filled with show-stopping tap numbers and gorgeous 1930's costumes set against a spectacular score, "42nd Street" will have you dancing in your seat! www.PerformanceNow.org7:30 p.m., April 10-11, 17-18, 24-252 p.m., April 11-12, 18-19, 25-26Tickets starting at $18

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!TAKÁCS QUARTET

Multiple GRAMMY® award winning Takács Quartet is back by popular demand! Consistently recognized as one of the world’s great ensembles, Takács Quartet plays with a unique blend of drama, warmth and humor. This internationally renowned group combines four distinct musical personalities to express a single voice, bringing fresh insights through impeccable technique to the string quartet repertoire. Audiences worldwide return again and again to enjoy this phenomenal quartet; don’t miss your chance to hear them in Lakewood! Program includes Schubert's "Quartetsatz," Haydn's "String Quartet Op. 76, No. 3," and Beethoven's "String Quartet Op. 59, No. 1."www.TakacsQuartet.com7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 30Tickets starting at $18

BLACK BEAUTYMpact Dance CompanyMpact’s groundbreaking mix of methods, styles and music removes traditional boundaries to create an entirely new and exciting experience. Mpact transcends limits, creating an open and evolving dance form and storytelling that reflects the world we live in today.www.MpactDanceCompany.com7 p.m., Friday, May 1Tickets starting at $10

VINCENT VAN GOGHBallet ArielA dramatic ballet about Vincent Van Gogh, from his turbulent love life to his artistic genius, ending with his descent into madness, this ballet captivates with its moving story and original contemporary music.www.BalletAriel.com7:30 p.m., Saturday, May 22 p.m., Sunday May 3Tickets starting at $25 (Senior, student and child discounts available)

Lakewood Cultural Center Presents!ORCHESTRAL LUNACY -

TOMÁŠ KUBÍNEK co-presented with Lakewood Symphony Move over Victor Borge and P.D.Q. Bach! Certified lunatic and master of the impossible Tomáš Kubínek is teaming up with Lakewood Symphony for an evening of grand music and madcap hilarity. Mr. Kubinek is a virtuoso vaudevillian, comic-genius and all-round charmer who plays to packed theaters around the world. After a sold-out run on Broadway, The New York Times declared his work as "Absolutely expert!" His comedic brilliance, coupled with music by Rossini, Bach and Mozart will have everyone (including the musicians) in stitches!www.KubinekSymphony.com7:30 p.m., Thursday & Friday, May 7-8Tickets starting at $18

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Feels Like You’re on Vacation!

The Evergreen Chamber Orchestra happily announces the appointment of William Hill as its new Director/Conductor. Well known as the principal tympanist with the CSO, Mr. Hill is also a composer, jazz artist and teacher.

ECO performs 4 major concerts a year, 2 in Evergreen and 2 in Littleton. Remaining concerts are on Mar.8th and April 26th, 2015. ECO also performs an annual concert with students from Evergreen area schools, this year on 2/7/15 at Evergreen High School. Remaining recitals are on Feb. 8th and April 12th, 2015 performed in area homes.

Bringing Music to the Mountain Communities

2014-2015 marks our 33rd season

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The Lakewood Heritage Center (LHC) is a 20th Century Museum that connects the community and its generations to the history and heritage of Lakewood through the care and presentation of authentic artifacts, innovative programming and engaging experiences.

In pursuit of this mission, LHC staff collects and displays appropriate objects in the museum galleries and buildings on site, and some of the buildings are artifacts themselves. Staff also stores, inventories and photographs artifacts in the Conservation & Preservation (CP) Building, which is climate controlled to protect the collection. The building gets its name from preservation, which is a term for the steps staff take that reduce or prevent damage in order to extend the life expectancy of an artifact, and conservation, which refers more specifically to the physical treatment of individual damaged items. For example, conservation could refer to cleaning dirt off of a pair of shoes from the 1920s, while preservation is making sure that the shoes are stored in an appropriate box in an environmentally controlled room with a disaster plan.

Lakewood Heritage Center collects objects because of their historical significance and in support of the museum’s educational mission. While the museum is not actively accepting donations at this time, there are times when specific artifacts are needed to fill an existing gap in the collection. When that happens, LHC reaches out to the public to secure donations.

On these pages are artifacts that Lakewood staff from different areas of expertise chose based on personal interest. Enjoy!

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The moment that I saw this 3D planning

illustration, I thought it represented Morse

Park even though there was no title. I was

intrigued by the missing gaps in the object's

information: lack of a date and the changes

from this original design to the park's current

form. While we are still investigating the

creation date for this object, additional

research turned up an opening date of 1955

for the originally named Lakewood Park,

pre-dating city incorporation and boasting

Lakewood's first public swimming pool.

ROSS WILLIAMS, FACILITIES PLANNER

This typewriter is a visual feast, with so many

textures, patterns and shapes to explore. I had

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how the design showcases, rather than hides,

the mechanics of typing. One could depress a

key, watch the corresponding arm rise and see

the letter appear on a page. It's beautiful to see

the "how" of a machine at work.

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The material, rich color and pure elegance of this coat made me smile. It reminded me that there was a time

when daywear was different from evening attire, and evening attire was very different from formalwear. To think of

an auditorium full of women dressed to the nines, all wearing coats like this, puts a beautiful picture in my mind.

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Community Art Workshops

Explore your artistic potential with a creative class or workshop! Washington Heights Arts Center (WH) and Lakewood Cultural Center (LCC) offer a dynamic array of classes for teens and adults of all skill levels. Register early and save at Lakewood.org/Classes, or by calling 303.987.5436. Early registration closes seven days prior to the workshop start date.

LEARN TO SING BETTER - EASIERAges: 13 and upJanuary 3, Saturday10 a.m.-noon, LCC$30 early; $35 regularActivity #175401-01

DROP-IN WOMEN’S DRUM CIRCLEAges: 13 and upJanuary-May, 2nd Sunday each month2-3:30 p.m., LCC$8 drop-in fee (per session) No registration needed

DROP-IN EVENING GUITARAges: 16 and upJanuary 12-May 18, Mondays(No class Jan. 19, Feb. 16)6-8 p.m., LCC$10 drop-in fee (per session) No registration needed

DROP-IN NATIVE AMERICAN FLUTE CIRCLE Ages: 16 and upJanuary-February, 4th Sunday of the monthMarch-May, 3rd Sunday of the month$5 Drop-in Fee (per session)3-5 p.m., LCCNo registration needed

MESA VERDE POTTERY WORKSHOPAges: 10-14February 17, TuesdayMarch 23, Monday4:30-6 p.m., WH$15 regularActivity #171005-01, 171005-02

FLAMENCO DANCE WORKSHOP FOR SENIORSAges: 55 and up February 21, Saturday10:30–11:45 a.m., CCC*$5 Advanced registration requiredNo same day registration permittedActivity #172910-01*Clements Community Center, 1580 Yarrow St.

DRAWING HANDS WORKSHOPAges: 18 and upFebruary 21, Saturday10 a.m.-1 p.m., WH$27 early; $32 regularActivity #170322-01

F.A.B. LAB - CANVAS & CUPSAges 4 and upFebruary 25, Wednesday6-8 p.m., LCC$30 for two family members,$5 each additional family memberActivity #171106-01

WATERCOLOR FOR EVERYONEAges 12 and upFebruary 28, Saturday10 a.m.-1 p.m., WH$20 regularActivity #170217-01

CHAIN MAILLE CAGED BRACELET WORKSHOPAges 16 and upJanuary 31, Saturday10 a.m.-1 p.m., WH$23 early; $28 regularActivity #170711-01

INTRODUCTION TO PHOTO SOFTWAREAges 18 and upMarch 24, Tuesday6-9 p.m., LCC$20 early; 25 regularActivity Number #177705-01

F.A.B. LAB - DUCT TAPE CREATIONSAges 4 and upApril 15, Wednesday 6-8 p.m., LCC$30 for two family members,$5 each additional family memberActivity Number #171106-02

INTRODUCTION TO GLAZING WORKSHOPAges 17 and upMay 16, Saturday1-4 p.m., WH$20 early, $25 regularActivity #170024-01


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Located on West First Avenue near O’Kane Park, Washington Heights Arts Center enriches the Lakewood

community by offering a dynamic array of cultural arts opportunities for all ages and skill levels. Today’s visitor can participate in the center’s many program offerings including pottery, watercolor, papermaking, jewelry and weaving, to name a few. The building itself, however, has a much richer history. From 1899 to 1968 it served area students as a school and was a place of learning and enrichment.

Washington Heights was originally constructed in 1898 as a one-room rural school on land donated by Thomas M. Patterson, a delegate to the Colorado Territorial Legislature, later to the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., and who also was a United States Senator from 1901 to 1907. Mr. Patterson purchased the property on June 4, 1881, from Charles M. Kellogg for $2,500. The school was named for the old subdivision on which it stands, named and platted in August 1888 by William W. Cover. The boundaries of the school district extended from the west side of Sheridan Boulevard to the east side of Wadsworth Boulevard and from the north side of Alameda Avenue to Tenth Avenue.

From an architectural perspective, Washington Heights reflects the vernacular style of rural schoolhouses of the late 19th century; unadorned walls, hip roof and round-arched windows. The simple design and absence of decorative elements testify to the needs, attitudes and economics that governed education in the area.The original classroom, the largest room in the building, is where pottery classes are held today. A second room was added on the north side sometime between 1911 and 1912. When the second room was added, primary and intermediate pupils were then separated.

In 1917, Margaret Patterson Campbell (who was the daughter of Thomas M. Patterson, the original grantor), clarified the landholdings of District No. 50 through a warranty deed. This enabled construction of the front portion of the schoolhouse. This 1920 addition consisted of two classrooms, a central hall and a basement which is where the furnace room, lunchroom and kitchen were located. Outside ‘outhouses’ were still used until the interior lavatories and hallway were added sometime in the late 1920s. An architectural style change occurred with the large front addition. Colonial Revival was the dominant style for domestic architecture throughout the country during the first half of the 20th century. As rural schools resembled houses, the style was also applied to

schoolhouse construction. In Colorado, the typical expression was a very simple vernacular building with a few classical elements, such as a pediment, fanlight or pilasters, all of which Washington Heights exhibits. The symmetrical façade with a balance of multi-light windows and a centered door added a certain formality to the building, as did the use of the classical elements and boxed eaves.

The building is listed on the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties. By 1968 when the decision was made to move district students to newer buildings it was the oldest continuously operating school in Lakewood and one of the oldest in the country. Foothills Park and Recreation District used the building from 1965-1968 for evening and summer recreation classes and continued to use the building full time from 1968-1998, when it was deeded over to the City of Lakewood. The structure remains the oldest standing school building in Jefferson County and has been referred to as “The Father of the Alameda Area Schools.” Lakewood is proud to recognize the historical significance of Washington Heights and continue its tradition of education with an exciting array of fine arts classes. If you are interested in taking a class or workshop in this very unique locale, please contact the Washington Heights Arts Center at 303.987.5436 or by e-mail at [email protected] or visit www.Lakewood.org/Classes.

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Enjoy a delightful lunch in the 1920's schoolhouse (pictured below) at Lakewood Heritage Center, with delicious fare, pleasant conversation and a guest speaker highlighting a topic of 20th century history. Cost is $20 per person (includes lunch), or $12 for lecture only. Reservations are required and must be paid in advance, no refunds are available. See right for upcoming schedule and topics!

Dean Sobel at Clyfford Still Museum

2015 Luncheons

February 10: A Modern Art Retrospective, presented by Dean Sobel, director of the Clyfford Still Museum

April 14: A Celebration of Colorado Architecture Month

June 9: Lakewood Schools, presented by Thomas Sullard, author of the book “Public Education in Lakewood, Colorado”

August 11: Archives as Communication, presented by Keith Schrum, Archivist at History Colorado

October 13: Historical Ski Equipment, presented by Maureen Nichols

December 15: Holiday Tea and Lecture, presented by Author Penelope Carlevato

Lunch is at noon, lecture is from 1-2 p.m.Visit Lakewood.org/HeritageCenter to register!

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Earth Day CelebrationJoin us from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Saturday, April 18 at Lakewood Heritage Center for the City of Lakewood’s Earth Day Celebration.This free community event is organized by the Employees' Committee for a Sustainable Lakewood and was created to showcase companies, agencies and organizations that provide products, services, resources and information so residents can make more sustainable choices. Special attractions at the event include a climbing wall, music, sustainable demonstrations and presentations, a fitness activity and a kids' interactive craft area. Local and regional vendors of products, services and initiatives interested in exhibiting or selling at the event should call 303.987.7836.

Want to learn more about how the City’s Sustainable Neighborhood Program? The Earth Day Celebration is a great place to do that. The Sustainable Neighborhood Program gives residents the opportunity to become stewards in creating a vibrant and sustainable community. Neighborhoods participating in

this unique certification program receive guidance from City staff to organize workshops, projects and events that enhance the livability and reduce the ecological footprint of their neighborhoods. Participating neighborhoods earn program credits for their efforts and, depending on the number of credits earned, may receive City designation as a “Participating Sustainable Neighborhood” or an “Outstanding Sustainable Neighborhood."

Need more green? Save the date for Bear Creek Lake Park's Annual Volunteer Project from 8 a.m.-noon on Saturday, April 25, and for the City’s Annual Sustainability Awards from 6-8 p.m. on Monday, April 27.

For more information about the City of Lakewood’s Sustainability efforts, visit Lakewood.org/Sustainability.

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Tomáš Kubínek is absolutely delightful. He is full of youthful energy and boundless enthusiasm for his life’s work as a highly innovative and humorous entertainer. Self-described as a “Certified Lunatic and Master of the Impossible,” Tomáš brings his Orchestral Lunacy show to Lakewood Cultural Center on Thursday, May 7 and Friday, May 8, for two special performances with our own Lakewood Symphony. Bravo Editors were lucky enough to spend an afternoon with Tomáš in October to chat about the show and get a glimpse of what audiences can expect to see in May. Because anyone who has been performing since they were 9, in over 30 countries, and once cast over 200 local residents in a production called “The Big Sheboygan Shebang” should not be missed…

BRAVO: We want to hear about what you have in store for Lakewood. But first, what’s this about Sheboygan?

I travel often, taking up artistic residencies. I found myself in Sheboygan one year and decided to help the city put on it’s own variety show of sorts, where anyone, regardless of age, skill or talent, would have a place in the show. I ended up with over 200 area performers, from a herpetologist who was a mechanic by trade, to acrobats, to a local choir of seniors. The age range was 4-92 years old; literally anyone who wanted to be in the show was in the show. We held the performance in a 1500 seat vaudeville theatre and it sold out. There was an old Wurlitzer playing in the lobby when guests entered, the performers were phenomenal, it was really was magic.

BRAVO: That sounds amazing...and insane! How were you able to put it all together?

I’m really good at sharing the light, making people shine and having fun. The result is always funny, collaborative and beautiful. It really was a dream performance for me and for my fellow performers.

BRAVO: Switching gears, how did “Orchestral Lunacy” come about?

I felt that the symphony could use a little irreverence and lunacy to engage a larger audience. I found myself thinking a lot about how to make it charming and funny, yet still honor the music. The result is a program that really honors the music while breaking down the walls of stuffiness and really entertaining people.

We're handing "Certified Lunatic" Tomáš Kubínek the keys to our theater. Buckle up!

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BRAVO: What can our audience expect?

A show that is charming, friendly, zany, accessible, funny, collaborative and beautiful. I act as a drawbridge to the audience, engaging the musicians so that they smile, laugh and have fun, and then their music really shines. When we did the premiere tour of this symphony show, the concertmaster said it was the most fun she’s had in years, and also commented that the show left her thoroughly exhausted.

BRAVO: From laughing?

Well, let’s just say this — the first night of the run, I was popping beers on stage with the conductor. On the second night, the entire brass section popped beers. It was mayhem.

BRAVO: What do you think makes the pairing of comedy and music so effective?

Laughter gets everyone breathing together, music gets them feeling. When those things come together, the combination is hilarious, and it also goes deep on an emotional level. Laughter is miraculous — it never gets old.

BRAVO: How does the orchestra respond?

From outright mutiny to falling on their instruments.Honestly, it seems like it’s a breath of fresh air for them and they’re having a ball. With this performance I feel like audiences are getting a new take on symphony musicians. They’re seeing a very human side. People in the audience get to see the players getting drawn in just as much as they are, and it creates a very special rapport. When you see somebody engaged and laughing, you see their spirit. One thing I often hear after a show from musicians and conductors is how much they enjoyed being part of this dynamic with the audience. It’s something they didn’t realize was possible.

BRAVO: What do you hope to accomplish with this show?

To singlehandedly take over the universe ... Really, I just want people to have an amazing time, to laugh and see their orchestra in a whole new way. For orchestras I want to be part of the solution. The revolution. I want to give them this compelling and engaging program that is inspiring and sparkling and alive and energizes the entire community. I want to help to create this very human and joyous event that keeps all of us doing the work we love and keeps all kinds of people coming to the concert halls and theaters.

Don't miss the mayhem! One of the most anticipated shows of the whole season, "Orchestral Lunacy: Tomáš Kubínek with the Lakewood Symphony" tickets are on sale now and going quickly. Call 303.987.7845 today!

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Connect with us!Facebook.com/LakewoodHCAFacebook.com/LakewoodCulturalCenter

James J. Richey GalleryLakewood Civic Center South 480 S. Allison Parkway (Alameda & Wadsworth)8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday

Lakewood Cultural Center (LCC),North, Mezzanine & Corner Galleries470 S. Allison Parkway (Alameda & Wadsworth)

303-987-78458 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday10 a.m.-2 p.m., SaturdayOpen one hour prior to performances.

Village Roaster Coffee CartLakewood Cultural Center Lobby8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday

Lakewood Heritage Center (LHC),Spirit of Lakewood & Radius Galleries801 S. Yarrow St. (Ohio & Wadsworth)

303-987-785010 a.m.-4 p.m., Tuesday-SaturdayGuided tours: 11 a.m. & 2 p.m.No reservation needed for groups of 10 or fewer.

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Washington Heights Arts Center (WH)6375 W. 1st Ave. (Between Sheridan & Wadsworth)303-987-5436

9 a.m.-6:30 p.m., Monday-Thursday9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Friday9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Saturday

Bravo Lakewood is the magazine of the Heritage, Culture & the Arts Division, Community Resources Department, City of Lakewood, 480 S. Allison Pkwy., Lakewood, CO 80226, distributed free of charge throughout the community. For information about advertising in future editions of this magazine, call The Publishing House: 303-428-9529. All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce in whole or in part.

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The mission of the Heritage, Culture & the Arts (HCA) Division is to enrich and inspire people through places and programs that engage, celebrate and build community through heritage, culture and the arts.

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