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Peach Day, Fine Art, Fine Music, and the Judicious Application of Nun-chucks

Golden Eye Candy – Liz Bettis – South Table Mountain – click to enlarge

Real World Events

8AM-2PM Golden Rotary Peach Pick-Up @ Golden High School (map)
If you ordered a box of peaches from Golden Rotary, remember to to collect them today! Note that they’ll be at the High School this year.

8AM-1PM Golden Farmers Market@ Golden Library west parking lot (map)
9:30AM-12PM Walk With a Geologist @ Dinosaur Ridge (map)
10AM Saturday Train Rides@ Colorado Railroad Museum
10AM Homestead Open House @ Golden History Park
10AM-3PM Brunch at the Rose @ Buffalo Rose

10AM-5PM Golden Fine Arts Festival @ 11th Street (map)
5-7:30PM Jefferson Symphony Orchestra @ Golden Visitors Center (map)
Note – JSO won’t be giving the full orchestra concert in the park this year. Instead, plan to enjoy some chamber music on the patio at the Visitors Center!


Live Music

10AM Sarah Bauer Band @ Golden Fine Arts Festival
12PM Van Cru’len @ Dirty Dogs Roadhouse
2PM Mad Dog Blues @ Golden Fine Arts Festival
2PM Lee & Gary @ Golden Mill
4PM Liquor Biscuit @ Wrigley’s
5PM Project X @ Dirty Dogs Roadhouse
6PM Live Music on the Patio @ Ace Hi Tavern
7PM Ross Henderson @ Buffalo Rose (Sky Bar Stage – outdoor patio)
8PM Funkiphino @ Buffalo Rose (main venue)
9PM Karaoke @ Ace Hi Tavern


Golden History Moment

1800 Washington Ave. – click to enlarge

41 Years Ago
The August 21, 1980 Golden Transcript described an attempted burglary at 1800 Washington Avenue (map). The house had belonged to Mary Quaintance, who had died the previous February.

Burglars were in the process of removing a valuable silver tea service when they were surprised by Norman Leland, age 23, who was house-sitting the residence. The burglars attacked Leland with a knife, cutting his arm and one side. Leland produced a pair of nun-chucks and hit his attacker on the head with them. The burglars fled, sans silver tea service. Leland required stitches but no lasting damage was done.


Thanks to the Golden History Museum for providing the online cache of historic Transcripts.

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