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Easter egg hunts and actions

Rifle

The yearly Rifle Lions Club Easter Egg Hunt returns this 12 months to Deerfield Park, a news launch states.

Beginning at 9 a.m. April 16 in Deerfield Park, 300 E. 30th St., little ones up to age 9 are suitable to occur by for a probability to gain Easter baskets and bikes as very well as take part in the Easter egg hunt, the release states.

“If your youngster finds a piece of sweet marked with a amount, come across that number at the taking part business enterprise in city, and they will give your boy or girl one more prize,” the release states. “If the business is closed on Saturday, go back again during standard company hrs.”

A longstanding custom, the neighborhood Lions Club has held the Rifle Easter Egg Hunt for 86 many years ahead of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“The Rifle Hearth Department will be on web site for little ones to get an up close and individual knowledge, and it is just a exciting-filled morning for the complete family members,” the launch states. “It’s a Rifle custom. … Appear out and enjoy the young children have pleasurable and rejoice spring.”

Glenwood Springs

The New Creation Church Easter Egg Hunt is on for this year at 10 a.m. Saturday at 44761 Higway 6 in Glenwood Springs. The occasion will be bigger than at any time, and registration commences at 9 a.m. Sign-up your children, toddler by means of fourth grade, by going to http://www.newcreationchurch.org.

The Salida Loved ones Circus, Pleased Working day Convey Prepare and Rugged Desperadoes 4-H Petting Farm animals will all be below. In addition, loads of foodstuff, prizes, candy and pleasurable — and 1000’s of eggs. Phone 970-945-5902 or electronic mail business [email protected] for a lot more details.

Carbondale

Carbondale Recreation sponsors its annual “Where My Peeps At?” crew scavenger hunt for older kids and adults and, for the initial time, the “Little Peeps Scavenger Hunt” for children age 2-6, starting at 9 a.m. Saturday. Groups of two to 6 folks ages 8 and up can indicator up identical for the youthful set. Details and registration at http://www.carbondalerec.com.

Artwork for autism consciousness

The Launchpad in Carbondale is at present displaying a 4-foot-by-4 art piece that has been curated around the very last 8 months by the endeavours of Ascendigo Autism Services’ Katie Alderson and 7 small children on the autism spectrum. April is Autism Consciousness Thirty day period.

2nd weekend of ‘Sound of Music’ production

The multi-college Basalt and Carbondale pupil output of The Audio of Songs requires area at 7 p.m. Friday and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday at the Basalt Center College auditorium, 51 College St., Basalt. Tickets are $15 grown ups, $10 pupils and seniors (advance order out there at eventbrite.com/e/the-audio-of-tunes-tickets-296917627617)

‘Picasso’ proceeds at CMC’s New Area Theatre

Continuing by way of April 24, Colorado Mountain College’s Sopris Theatre Organization offers “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” an absurdist comedy created by screenwriter, actor and comic Steve Martin.

Various showings of this off-Broadway perform take location at the New Area Theatre at Colorado Mountain College’s Spring Valley campus: 7 p.m. April 15, 22 and 23 and 2 p.m. April 17 and 24.

In addition to are living performances, are living streamed performances of “Picasso at the Lapin Agile” are slated for April 16 and 22.

All tickets are offered for buy at coloradomtn.edu/campuses/spring-valley/cmc-theatre/ or 970-947-8177.

Glenwood Springs Group Concert Association hosts ultimate two performances of the time

The 2021-22 Glenwood Springs Community Live performance Association is coming to a close with two performances April 25 and Might 4.

At 7 p.m. April 25, the male vocal quintet Veritas performs in the Glenwood Springs Superior Faculty auditorium. Their method options music from Broadway to sacred, pop to classical, and opera to rock ’n’ roll. The April 25 live performance will also kick of the Glenwood Springs Community Concert Association’s 75th anniversary celebration with cake in the lobby.

The ultimate local community live performance of the period is slated for 7 p.m. May well 4 in the Glenwood Springs Significant School Auditorium. The Sons of the Pioneers will sing cowboy classics produced famous by their founders, Roy Rogers and mates.

Adults can sign up for the live performance series for $50 for the complete period. Memberships will be offered at the Could 4 live performance, and new associates will be invited to continue to be for The Sons of The Pioneers concert as a bonus. Go to http://www.gsconcertassn.org for additional information and facts.