The Golden History Center will hold a World War I book discussion from 11:30-12:30 today. The topic is “Where Do We Go From Here? America in the First World War.” The story of a war is much more than the recital of facts, battles, and dates. No matter the impacts of war upon nations and the world order, the underlying story of a war is its immediate and long lasting impacts on individuals. Come participate in a book discussion of Private Peaceful, with discussion facilitator Dr. Kevin Rucker. Presented by the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, Colorado Humanities, and the Colorado World War I Centennial Commission. Learn more….
The Library is hosting Wild Wednesday this afternoon from 4-5PM. Discover Colorado wildlife and environment with naturalists from the Lookout Mountain Nature Center. Each month we explore a different environmental topic and discover what makes Colorado wild and wonderful. No registration required. For ages 6-10.
Jeffco Open Space will present Get Wet – Aquatic Ecology of Bear Creek and Clear Creek tonight from 6-7:30.
Paul Winkle, Aquatic Biologist, CO Parks and Wildlife will present “Aquatic Ecology of Bear Creek and Clear Creek in Jefferson County”. Learn about our unique ecosystems. Jeffco Open Space – Ponderosa Room – 700 Jefferson County Pkwy – Map
Tomorrow night (Thursday 11/16) at 7PM, Powder7 will host a ski film at the Mountaineering Center. All proceeds will benefit the American Mountaineering Museum. For the 9th consecutive year, Powder7 is proud to present a screening of MSP’s latest ski film, Drop Everything. The mad geniuses at Matchstick have gone back to their rowdy and lighthearted roots this year, delivering the season’s funniest and most action-packed ski movie. Featuring quick-hitting comedy, the world’s preeminent freeskiers, stunning locations, an infectious soundtrack, and breath-taking cinematography, Drop Everything is the perfect way to get pumped for winter. It’s the kind of movie that should be seen on a big screen with a raucous crowd. Learn more….
