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In-Depth Watercolor with Karen Hill

April 5, 2022 by Brooke Harless MacMillan Leave a Comment

Dive deeper into watercolor painting over 6 weeks with beloved Watercolor & Wine instructor Karen Hill and her watercolor workshops. Karen is a wealth of knowledge, and we are thrilled to offer the opportunity to study technical aspects of watercolor painting with her. Explore principles of design, color, and technique. Work on technical skills like wet-on-wet, glazing, preserving the white of the paper, understanding shadow, and creating dramatic skies. The watercolor workshop supplies are not included.

In-Depth Watercolor with Karen Hill

Thursdays, April 28, May 5, 12, 19, 26, June 2

4:30 – 7:30 pm

$200 for 6-class series or $50 per session. Take one or all

 

Materials list:

Unlike Watercolor & Wine, supplies are not included with this course, so please bring the recommended supplies listed below (or comparable supplies of your choosing). Please note that supplies may be purchased at Pfister Handworks, 302 Elk Ave, Crested Butte, or Dick Blick online.

For supply questions, please contact Karen: krh7120@gmail.com.

Paper: 140 lb. Strathmore watercolor paper, 18” x 24”

Brushes: The brushes are a basic watercolor supply that can make a difference in
how easily it is to learn and work with watercolor. The most important thing is to
get brushes made for watercolor not acrylic or oil brushes. There are better and
better synthetic watercolor brushes, three brands that are decent are Princeton
Neptune, Golden Fleece by Cheap Joes, and Grey Matters by Jack Richeson. My
current favorite brushes that cost a little more than synthetic brushes are a brand
called Silver – Black Velvet. These brushes are a blend brush made with half
synthetic bristles and half natural hair
Round, sizes 6, 10, 12; Flat, sizes 1”, 2”

Paints: Daniel Smith – Ultramarine Blue or Cobalt Blue, Quinacridone Rose,
Aureolin (Cobalt Yellow), Burnt Sienna, Cobalt Blue, Cadmium Red, Lemon
Yellow or Hansa Yellow Light, New Gamboge, Quinacridone Gold, Sap Green,
Quinacridone Magenta, and Cerulean Blue

Palette: Palette or white plastic plate 8” or larger

Misc.: Paper towels (I use Viva brand, extra absorbent because they hold up well and NO
texture)
Sponges
Magic Erase
Sharp Scraper
Pencils

Masking Fluid and sticks (the sticks are used to apply the masking fluid): Removable Masking fluid or frisket (make sure it doesn’t

say ‘permanent.’ I use the Windsor and Newton, colorless art masking fluid) Do not shake masking fluid.

Tagged With: class, community, fun, karen hill, watercolor, workshop

“Outliers” by Teri Havens artist reception

November 12, 2021 by Jessica Cusick Leave a Comment

PLEASE NOTE:  Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test must be shown for entry into this event at the Center.  See our current COVID policy HERE

Please join us Thursday, December 9th 5 – 7 pm at the Center for the Arts in Crested Butte to celebrate at the gallery reception of Teri Havens’ “Outliers” in the Kinder Padon Gallery. Enjoy a dramatic photography exhibit, live cello, and complimentary drinks and art-inspired cocktails.

For more information about Teri and her work visit terihavens.com

ABOUT THE SERIES

I’ve always had a thing for bars. The more marginal the better. I’m mostly drawn to rural or urban outliers – raw, dilapidated joints that evoke an earlier, grittier era. An authentic down-to-its-rotting-bones refuge where a hard-edged world is numbed and softened by alcohol and dim lighting.

Defiant vestiges of the past, the bar always seems the last to go. After the grocery store, the lumberyard and the barbershop long ago surrendered to the future and shut their doors for the final time, the bar stayed on. Slumped alone on the edge of a discarded town, its neon spills out onto the asphalt and burns through the night. Inside, the beer is cold, and the jukebox stocked with George Jones and dirges from an irretrievable past. Outliers is an homage to the humble bar. Handcrafted palladium prints of simple, solitary structures shrouded in loneliness and isolation, yet miraculously, as if blessed by some divine patron, still open. The images are captured using either moonlight or ambient streetlight. The finished palladium print, a hybrid of modern digital technology and 19th century printmaking techniques, reflects the context of the antiquated buildings – still alive, but barely – within contemporary society.

 

Tagged With: drinks, fun, gallery opening, gallery reception, gallery show, kinder padon gallery, social

“Outliers” by Teri Havens

November 12, 2021 by Jessica Cusick Leave a Comment

PLEASE NOTE:  Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test must be shown for entry to events at the Center.  See our current COVID policy HERE.

Please join us Thursday, December 9th 5 – 7 pm at the Center for the Arts in Crested Butte to celebrate at the gallery reception of Teri Havens’ “Outliers” in the Kinder Padon Gallery.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Teri Havens has been documenting fragments of American culture for over thirty years. Recurring themes in her work include individuality, isolation and the enduring self-sufficiency of people and places that are often left behind. Her photography is a study – and ultimately a celebration – of cultural and geographic desolation. 

After studying photojournalism at the University of Texas and serving as an intern at the Magnum photo agency in New York, Teri developed her printmaking skills by improvising darkrooms in kitchens and motel rooms across the country while working as an itinerant cocktail waitress.

Teri’s work has been exhibited internationally and featured in numerous publications including: The Huffington Post, The London Sunday Times, The Sun Magazine, Photo District News and Adore Noir. In 2016 she was a recipient of the Julia Margaret Cameron Award. Teri is immensely grateful for the funding she has received from the Puffin Foundation, Dave Bown Projects, The Mind’s Eye and The Luminous Endowment. She currently lives in rural Colorado with her husband Mike and their beagle, Louise. When not lost in the backcountry, or in her darkroom producing palladium prints, she can be found in her beloved ’88 Ford Van on the track of the perfect roadside bar.

For more information about Teri and her work visit terihavens.com

ABOUT THE SERIES

I’ve always had a thing for bars. The more marginal the better. I’m mostly drawn to rural or urban outliers – raw, dilapidated joints that evoke an earlier, grittier era. An authentic down-to-its-rotting-bones refuge where a hard-edged world is numbed and softened by alcohol and dim lighting.

Defiant vestiges of the past, the bar always seems the last to go. After the grocery store, the lumberyard and the barbershop long ago surrendered to the future and shut their doors for the final time, the bar stayed on. Slumped alone on the edge of a discarded town, its neon spills out onto the asphalt and burns through the night. Inside, the beer is cold, and the jukebox stocked with George Jones and dirges from an irretrievable past. Outliers is an homage to the humble bar. Handcrafted palladium prints of simple, solitary structures shrouded in loneliness and isolation, yet miraculously, as if blessed by some divine patron, still open. The images are captured using either moonlight or ambient streetlight. The finished palladium print, a hybrid of modern digital technology and 19th century printmaking techniques, reflects the context of the antiquated buildings – still alive, but barely – within contemporary society.

 

Tagged With: art, art for sale, fun, gallery, gallery show, visual art

Murder Mystery Dinner “Terror in Transylvania” 

September 7, 2021 by Brooke Harless MacMillan Leave a Comment

All of the underworld is invited to Dracula’s birthday party! As the members of the haunting and haunted gather at the desolate Transylvania castle, this will be an evening away from mortals where the supernatural community can come together to celebrate and carouse! During the night of spooktacular fun, one of the party-goers will end up in a grave they have dug for themselves. Desperate to avoid becoming victims themselves, the ghoulish guests will seek out the culprit in their midst.

This thrillingly immersive evening has limited seating. Book ahead to avoid disappointment. Character signup available upon registration.

$65, includes dinner by the Divvy, and muuuurder. Included in Serial Thriller All-Acess Pass

Tagged With: dinner, dracula, fun, monsters, murder in the mountains festival, murder mystery dinner, The DIVVY

Con Brio with Sarah Clarke of Dirty Revival

July 5, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

September 16, 2021
The Steddy Theater at the Center for the Arts

show at 7 pm // doors at 6:30

Floyd Bauler opens at 7 pm // Con Brio at 8:15 pm

$20-$30

Named for an Italian musical direction meaning with spirit, Con Brio is a San Francisco Bay Area seven-piece that plays energetic soul, psych-rock and R&B that’s as fresh and freethinking as the place they call home. With charismatic singer Ziek McCarter bringing “the dance moves, splits and all, of James Brown” (KQED) and a tight, veteran band that “comes across like a party punk version of Sly and the Family Stone” (Consequence of Sound), Con Brio is known to convert anyone who sees their electric live show.

In an effort to keep our audience members, artists, volunteers, and staff members safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Center for the Arts will require proof of full vaccination (via vaccination card) or a negative COVID-19 test within 48-72 hours for entry to this show. Children under 12 are required to wear masks or present a negative test result.

 

 

Tagged With: band, con brio, concert, fun, music, psych rock, r&b, soul

Alpenglow: Floyd Bauler + Friends

July 15, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Join us in Town Park, just south of the Center, for the 29th summer of our free outdoor concert series, Alpenglow!

Our final concert in the series is a collaboration of local singers + songwriters, Floyd Bauler + Friends! Featuring Jenny, Celestine, Rachel Van Slyke, + Jackie James.

Rain or shine, music starts at 5:30. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your dancing shoes! Local food vendors and a bar will be available at every concert to create the perfect picnic.

Please no dogs, no outside alcohol, and no glass. Please do not dump ice onto Town Park! Take the bus or ride your bike – it’s good for the planet!

If you do drive, please park at the 4-way or at Crested Butte Community School.

 

Tagged With: beer, concert, dance, free, fun, live music, outdoor concert

Honey Hounds

July 6, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

August 14, 2021
The Steddy Theater at the Center for the Arts

show at 8 pm // doors at 7:30

$15-$25

Join us for the Honey Hounds’ first ever show in Crested Butte!

Honey Hounds are a booty shakin’ blues trio from Jacksonville, FL formed in 2015. Taking inspiration from Jacksonville’s rich southern rock history, the trio is quickly making a name for themselves with their artistically vintage approach to their music and image. Often compared to the sound of the Black Keys blended with the live energy of Jack White, Honey Hounds continue to re-energize western music and embody the rock-n-roll lifestyle!

 

 

 

Tagged With: concert, dance, fun, honey hounds, live music, western rock

Alpenglow: Floodgate Operators

June 24, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Join us in Town Park, just south of the Center, for our free outdoor concert series, Alpenglow!

This week’s concert in the series is local energetic bluegrass band, Floodgate Operators!

Founded in 2018, the Floodgate Operators are a 5 piece bluegrass band from Crested Butte, Colorado.  Floodgate Operators combine fast, flat-picking traditional’s with energetic, heartfelt originals to create a unique and outrageously fun show that is not to be missed!

Rain or shine, music starts at 5:30. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your dancing shoes! Local food vendors and a bar will be available at every concert to create the perfect picnic.

Please no dogs, no outside alcohol, and no glass. Please do not dump ice onto Town Park! Take the bus or ride your bike – it’s good for the planet! If you do drive, please park at Crested Butte Community School or at the 4-way Stop.

Tagged With: beer, bluegrass, concert, dancing, floodgate, food, fun, live music, local, outdoor concert, picnic

Alpenglow: The Reminders

June 24, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Join us in Town Park, just south of the Center, for our free outdoor concert series, Alpenglow!

This week’s concert in the series is Colorado Springs based duo, The Reminders!

A rare and remarkable musical duo with undeniable magical chemistry, The Reminders transcend the bounds of expectation to uplift and entertain. They seamlessly blend razor sharp rhythms and raw, soulful vocals with reggae-tinged hip-hop beats to highlight their relevant and inspiring messages. The couple shares a partnership in both music and life as Samir and Aja have been married for over a decade.

The Reminders have been recognized and applauded for their work internationally through concerts, tours, music awards, TV and radio appearances. Having shared the stage with artists such as Snoop Dogg, Nas, Big Boi, and touring with Ms. Lauryn Hill.

Rain or shine, music starts at 5:30. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your dancing shoes! Local food vendors and a bar will be available at every concert to create the perfect picnic.

Please no dogs, no outside alcohol, and no glass. Please do not dump ice onto Town Park! Take the bus or ride your bike – it’s good for the planet! If you do drive, please park at Crested Butte Community School or at the 4-way Stop.

 

Tagged With: alpenglow, beer, concert, dancing, food, free, fun, outdoor concert, picnic, r&b, the reminders

Alpenglow: MILLK

June 5, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Join us in Town Park, just south of the Center, for our free outdoor concert series, Alpenglow!

Our fifth concert in the series is the local funk band, MILLK! Mixing the sounds of disco, funk, and jazz with a healthy dose of improvisational technique, MILLK’s main intent is to live like kings in the musical experience they love to create.

Rain or shine, music starts at 5:30. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your dancing shoes! Local food vendors and a bar will be available at every concert to create the perfect picnic.

Vendors this week include The Rotary Club, Paonia Paella, Playa Bowl, and Log Dawg Weiner Wagon.

Please no dogs, no outside alcohol, and no glass. Please do not dump ice onto Town Park! Take the bus or ride your bike – it’s good for the planet!

Tagged With: alpenglow, beer, concert, dance, free, fun, funk, millk, outdoor concert

Alpenglow: Easy Jim

June 5, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Join us in Town Park, just south of the Center, for our free outdoor concert series, Alpenglow!

Our fourth concert in the series is the Gunnison Valley Grateful Dead tribute band, Easy Jim!

Rain or shine, music starts at 5:30. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your dancing shoes! Local food vendors and a bar will be available at every concert to create the perfect picnic.

Vendors this week include Marchitelli’s Gourmet Noodle, The Divvy, and Log Dawg Weiner Wagon.

Please no dogs, no outside alcohol, and no glass. Please do not dump ice onto Town Park! Take the bus or ride your bike – it’s good for the planet!

Tagged With: alpenglow, beer, concert, easy jim, free, fun, grateful dead, outdoor concert

Crested Butte Wine + Food Festival

April 29, 2021 by Brooke Harless MacMillan Leave a Comment

The Crested Butte Wine and Food Festival

Eat. Drink. Give

After a hiatus in 2020, we hope you are ready to raise your glass and celebrate with us! This annual epicurean celebration is back with gusto. Join us for winemaker dinners, informative seminars, a glamorous vintner gala, and everything in between — headquartered at the new Center for the Arts in the heart of Crested Butte.

The Crested Butte Wine and Food Festival is an annual fundraiser for the Crested Butte Center for the Arts, the premier visual and performing arts venue in the region. For over 30 years, the Center has been dedicated to providing arts and cultural experiences that inspire and entertain all audiences, whether they call Crested Butte home every day or just for the weekend.

All proceeds from the Wine and Food Festival directly allow the Center to sustain its year-round programming, including the free Alpenglow summer concert series, a range of enrichment activities for local children, and diverse programming in literary, culinary, visual, and performing arts for the entire community. In our new facility, the Center has even more capacity to provide meeting and event spaces to local nonprofits at reduced rates, including the School of Dance, the Crested Butte Music Festival, the Public Policy Forum of Crested Butte, the Crested Butte Community School, and more.

stay safe together

The highest priority for Crested Butte Wine + Food Festival is and has always been the safety and health of our participants, staff, volunteers, and our culinary and winemaking rockstars. All festival events will comply with state and local public health guidelines and protocols to ensure a safe and enjoyable festival.

Tagged With: crested butte wine + food festival, drinks, food, fun, in-person, seminars, tasting, wine

Alpenglow: Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears | Storm Pass

June 5, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Join us in Town Park, just south of the Center, for our free outdoor concert series, Alpenglow!

This Alpenglow will be a double header, with both Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears and Storm Pass playing sets!

Lizzy Plotkin & Natalie Spears revel in the endless groove of Appalachian fiddle/banjo duets, funky blues bass lines, and soulful harmony singing.

Created in the heart of the Gunnison valley, Storm Pass plays the music of the mountains they live in, the paths they’ve crossed and the traditional sounds that they love. With an Americana flavor and a bluegrass influence, the fiddle, mandolin and guitar weave together intricate melodies to tell these stories.

Rain or shine, music starts at 5:30. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your dancing shoes! Local food vendors and a bar will be available at every concert to create the perfect picnic.

Vendors this week include The Divvy and Log Dawg Weiner Wagon.

Please no dogs, no outside alcohol, and no glass. Please do not dump ice onto Town Park! Take the bus or ride your bike – it’s good for the planet!

Tagged With: alpenglow, beer, bluegrass, concert, fiddle, fun, lizzy plotkin, natalie spears, outdoor concert, storm pass

Pride Film Series: To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Neymar

May 12, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Rated PG-13

Elite Manhattan drag queens Vida Boheme (Patrick Swayze) and Noxeema Jackson (Wesley Snipes) impress regional judges in competition, securing berths in the Nationals in Los Angeles. When the two meet pathetic drag novice Chi-Chi Rodriguez (John Alberto Leguizamo) — one of the losers that evening — the charmed Vida and Noxeema agree to take the hopeless youngster under their joined wing. Soon the three set off on a madcap road trip across America and struggle to make it to Los Angeles in time.

Doors at 6:30

Show at 7:00

To attend, please make a donation of at least $10 per ticket.

other films in this series

June 4 – But I’m a Cheerleader Rated R. tickets

June 10 – Paris is Burning Rated R. tickets

June 20 – Love, Simon Rated PG-13. tickets

Tagged With: comedy, community, drag, film, fun, lgbt, movie, patrick swayze, popcorn, pride

Alpenglow: Gun Rack

June 5, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Join us in Town Park, just south of the Center, for our free outdoor concert series, Alpenglow!

Our first concert in the series is local electric roots rock band, Gun Rack!

Rain or shine, music starts at 5:30. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your dancing shoes! Local food vendors and a bar will be available at every concert to create the perfect picnic.

 

Please no dogs, no outside alcohol, and no glass. Please do not dump ice onto Town Park!

Want Alpenglow to extend through August? Donate now!

Tagged With: alpenglow, beer, concert, dance, free, fun, grass, gun rack, outdoor concert

Pride Film Series: Love, Simon

May 12, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Rated PG-13

Everyone deserves a great love story, but for 17-year-old Simon Spier, it’s a little more complicated. He hasn’t told his family or friends that he’s gay, and he doesn’t know the identity of the anonymous classmate that he’s fallen for online. Resolving both issues proves hilarious, terrifying and life-changing.

Doors at 6:30

Show at 7:00

To attend, please make a donation of at least $10 per ticket.


other films in this series

June 4 – But I’m a Cheerleader Rated R. tickets

June 10 – Paris is Burning Rated R. tickets

June 30 – To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Neymar Rated PG-13. tickets

Tagged With: community, drama, family fun, film, fun, lgbt, movie, popcorn, queer, teen

Pride Film Series: Paris is Burning

May 12, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Rated R

This documentary focuses on drag queens living in New York City and their “house” culture, which provides a sense of community and support for the flamboyant and often socially shunned performers. Groups from each house compete in elaborate balls that take cues from the world of fashion. Also touching on issues of racism and poverty, the film features interviews with a number of renowned drag queens, including Willi Ninja, Pepper LaBeija and Dorian Corey.

Doors at 6:30 pm

Show at 7:00 pm

To attend, please make a donation of at least $10 per ticket.


other films in this series

June 4 – But I’m a Cheerleader Rated R. tickets

June 20 – Love, Simon Rated PG-13. tickets

June 30 – To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything!  Julie Neymar Rated PG-13. tickets

Tagged With: documentary, drag, film, fun, lgbt, movie, new york, popcorn, pride, queer

Pride Film Series: But I’m a Cheerleader

May 12, 2021 by Carrie Wallace Leave a Comment

Rated R

Natasha Lyonne stars as Megan, who considers herself a typical American girl. She excels in school and cheerleading, and she has a handsome football-playing boyfriend, even though she isn’t that crazy about him. So she’s stunned when her parents decide she’s gay and send her to True Directions, a boot camp meant to alter her sexual orientation.

Doors at 6:30

Show at 7:00

To attend, please make a donation of at least $10 per ticket.


other films in this series

June 10 – Paris is Burning Rated R. tickets

June 20 – Love, Simon Rated PG-13. tickets

June 30 – To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Neymar Rated PG-13. tickets

Tagged With: camp, community, film, fun, lgbt, movie, popcorn, pride, queer

CBCS Film Club’s “Red Carpet Screening”

May 12, 2021 by Brooke Harless MacMillan Leave a Comment

 Please join us for a special “Red Carpet Screening” of short films written, filmed, edited and produced by budding CBCS filmmakers. The evening includes short films, popcorns, and awards. The CBCS Enrichment Program, Center for the Arts, Crested Butte Film Festival, GCSAPP, and the Crested Butte Creative District joined forces to provide the six-week “Filmmakers’ Club” for CBCS middle & high school. Help us celebrate the work of these nascent filmmakers and spread the word about this fun event!

 

Tagged With: free, fun, kids, popcorn, red carpet screening, short film

Intro to Acting – Adult

January 27, 2021 by Brooke Harless MacMillan Leave a Comment

Whether you’ve always dreamt of Broadway, or are just interested in trying something new, an acting class is the perfect remedy!  Using acting/improv games and activities, we’ll lean into the basic tenets of acting: Being present, Being honest, Trusting yourself and Listening, all while working together and laughing a lot.  NO experience necessary, just a willingness to play!  Please wear comfortable clothes that you can move in and shoes that stay on your feet.

Classes limited to 20 students to allow for social distancing in the Center’s Steddy Theater. Masks required at all times.
Scholarships are available.  Email Melissa Mason at melissa@crestedbuttearts.org.

Heather is a professional actor, director, and teaching artist. She has worked for many years at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, Buntport Theatre and The Denver Art Museum as well as two seasons as the live narrator of the Tiny Tots’ Inside The Orchestra series in Denver. In NYC, Heather was a Teaching Artist with New Victory Theatre and ENACT, and is a proud company member of Trusty Sidekick Theatre Company. Heather teaches acting classes for all ages at the Gunnison Arts Center, The Weehawken Center for the Arts in Ridgway, online for The Denver Center for the Performing Arts, and is a guest director at Western Colorado University. Heather has appeared as an actor at The Denver Center, Lonetree Arts Center, and Miners Alley Playhouse, among others. Her voice can be heard on numerous radio spots, and her face can be seen in several currently running television commercials. She holds a BA in Communications/Theatre from Western Colorado University.

Tagged With: adult, fun, Heather Hughes, Improv, Intro to Acting, public speaking

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