Monthly Feature
Louisville, Colorado is rapidly becoming a destination for arts activities. The listed non-profit arts groups and the Boulder County Arts Alliance have collaborated to provide this information service to the public about local arts offerings.
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There are a lot of fabulous activities planned in Historic Downtown Louisville for November and December. Check out First Friday action on Nov 6; you won’t want to miss Anthony Grant’s studio gallery opening at the Art Underground and Creative Framing’s First Friday event.
Friday, Dec 4th there will be lots of festivities in downtown Louisville. Creative Framing will be having a First Friday gallery exhibit, the Parade of Lights will be buzzing along Main Street and the library is offering activities that evening.
Saturday, Dec 5th Events…. Holiday Home Tour from 10am-3pm; Youth & Teen Art Gallery in the Louisville Public Library from 10am-5pm (Reception will be held at 3pm); Arts & Crafts Fair w/Fair Trade items at the Art Underground; Make-A-Gift, Ornament Making Table and Free Sticker Art Activity at the Art Underground.
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There are many fabulous activities to look forward to this summer in Louisville, CO. There is the Summer Concert Series in Community Park on Thursdays (June 18, 25, July 9, 16) sponsored by the Louisville Cultural Council. Creative Framing is exhibiting the works of Maui artist Jim Freeheart and that of Lindsey Stillinger during the month of June in their Aloha Art event. Watch for other artists’ exhibits in other local downtown businesses and eateries. The Friday Street Faires will continue this year with some great music (June 12, 19, 26, July 10, 17, 24, 31, Aug 7, 14) and activities. The Farmer’s Market on Sat. mornings will also bring some great music, dance, song and film from the Art Underground (July 11, 25, Aug 22.)
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Coal Creek Community Theater of Louisville, CO continues their 20th Season with You Can’t Take it With You opening in April.
You Can’t Take it With You
By Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman
Directed by Lynn Fleming
April 17, 18, 19*, 24, 25, 26* and May 1, 2
Performances begin at 7:30pm
*Sunday matinees begin at 2:00pm
Please join us for an Opening Night Reception immediately following the performance on the 17th. Food, drinks and chats with the cast and crew!
Starring:
| Scott Swaggart Jan Davison Doug Smith Chelsea Rossetto Dan Schock Ash Van Scoyoc Ellen Ranson Scott Watne Molly Daw Eric Olson Lisa Lowrey Roy Reents Steve Rausch Kathy Rausch Jim Whiteman Karen Krause Russ Orr Patrick Allen Randy Schwartz |
Louisville Center for the Arts
801 Grant St.
Tickets:
Adults - $15
Students and Seniors - $12
Box Office:
303-665-0955
You Can’t Take It With You is part of a collaborative project with the Boulder County Arts Alliance [BCAA] and the Theatre Company of Lafayette [TCL], offering cross-promotion and ticket price reduction coupons in keeping with the BCAA’s “Audience Development” initiative.
Synopsis:
You Can’t Take it With You recounts a brief period in the lives of the Sycamore family as they cope with, and rise above, the struggles of the Great Depression. The Sycamores (and all their extended family) have determined that life is for living, and each of them pursues his or her own dreams and passions in the warm, secure setting of Grandpa Vanderhof’s home in New York City. In Grandpa’s house, financial and social success have given way to playwriting, ballet dancing, printing, firework making, dart playing, and a host of other diversions—all in the pursuit of individual and collective happiness. After all, “You can’t take it with you.” This quirky and loveable family, along with those who have moved in with them or become household regulars, live in sharp contrast to the rest of the world. Of course, there would be no story without conflict, and that conflict is introduced by the youngest Sycamore, Alice, who is the only family member engaged in the “real” world. It is Alice’s romance with her boss’s son, Tony, and the difficulties the relationship poses with Tony’s upright (and uptight) parents, that creates the drama in one of the most beloved comedies in American theater history.
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This new Arts Hub blog is designed to keep people informed about the arts and entertainment options in Louisville, CO. The Historic Downtown area is rich with arts related opportunities and activities which are listed on the calendar to the left.
The sponsoring organizations of this site are:
CenterStage Theatre Company (primarily offering youth musical theatre productions and summer camps)
Coal Creek Community Theatre Company (primarily offering theatre productions performed at the Louisville Center for the Arts and 1 annual musical theatre production performed in a different venue)
Louisville Art Association (sponsors many annual art events and monthly meetings for artists; 300+ members)
Louisville Cultural Council (sponsors a variety of events held in the Louisville Center for the Arts at 801 Grant Avenue and Louisville parks)
The Art Underground (holds dance, music, art and theater classes for all ages, workshops and events at the Art Underground studios located at 901 Front Street in Historic Downtown Louisville)
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