As mentioned yesterday, The Railroad Museum’s Storytime and Craft is this morning at 10, and the Liquor Licensing Authority will meet at 2 in City Council Chambers.
The Parks, Recreation & Museums Advisory Board meets tonight at 7PM at the Community Center. The meeting packet does not include details, but the topics are: Municipal Budget, Single Track Sidewalks – Public Process Discussion, Bachman Agricultural Use. If these topics are of interest to you, plan to attend. The meeting will not be broadcast live, but an audio-only recording will eventually be posted on the Agenda page.
Wednesday Preview
You’re invited to a Living Room event tomorrow night at 1118 Maple Street with renowned poet and author Azure Antoinette.
Inspired by the release of renowned poet and author Azure Antoinette’s newest book WHYLD: A Write of Passage, we are fortunate to spend an inspiring, hilarious, and creative evening together.
Food: Courtesy of Whyld Hospitality (and it’s GOOD)
Drink: Please BYO
Rules: Kindness & Respect
Called “the Maya Angelou of the Millennial generation,” Azure Antoinette is a poet, brand humanist and creative strategist. As a Commissioned Poet she is firmly committed to finding a way to live out her mantra of “Do What You Love & Love What You Do.” She has a unique talent to curate and custom write the story of a brand.
Free. All are welcome. RSVP.
Jeffco Open Space has a program tomorrow night from 6-7:30: Outdoor Recreation in the West: Who Cares? The program is free, but please register.
Rebecca Watson, shareholder in the law firm of Welborn Sullivan Meek & Tooley, P.C. in Denver, will speak about the challenges faced by agencies tasked with providing outdoor recreation on public lands. With more than 30 years of legal and policy experience in the fields of conventional and renewable energy, mining, natural resources and federal environmental law, Rebecca counsels companies on environmental regulatory compliance and agency engagement strategies.
Rebecca is nationally recognized as a top energy and natural resources lawyer. Public land stewardship is a focus of her pro bono activity. She serves as the Secretary for the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation’s governing board, is a board member and past-Chair of the Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado, and serves on the advisory board for Jeffco Open Space.
