SoHa,CO Preview Nov 18-22

By Pam Roth O'Mara -

Preview of happenings in SoHa, Colorado Fri, 11.18 thru Tue, 11.22... Check the calendar and individual listings for details and updates.
Send your art and cultural events 2 weeks in advance: event@sohappens.com.




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Friday, Nov 18
9a Creative  Connections  @ Aspen Grove Community Church
10a 8th Annual Painted Violin Fundraiser @ Curtis Arts & Humanities Center
7:30p James Doss, Author Reading @ Tattered Cover, Highlands

Saturday, Nov 19
10a Children's Story Time (RX) @ Roxborough Library
10:30a Linda  Kranz,  Meet  the  Author  Storytime @ Tattered Cover, Highlands Ranch

Sunday, Nov 20
3p Passport  to  Culture  Presents  Inside  the  Orchestra @ Lone Tree Arts Center Calendar

Monday, Nov 21
10a 8th Annual Painted Violin Fundraiser @ Curtis Arts Center
10a Family Story Time (CP) @ Castle Pines Library
12p Alex Grant, SoHa Pianist @ Littleton
6:30p Family Story Time (RX) @ Roxborough Library

Tuesday, Nov 22
10a 8th Annual Painted Violin Fundraiser @ Curtis Arts Center
10a Children's Story Time (RX) @ Roxborough Library
10a Curtis Art Gallery @ Curtis Arts Center

Continuing Events
Curtis Art Gallery @ Curtis Arts & Humanities Center
Rob Palmer and Fi Rust @ Parker Library (thru Nov 2011)
Light Supply @ MOA (thru Sat, Feb 25th, 2012)
Castle Tours @ Cherokee Ranch
Walking Tour @ Museum of Outdoor Arts (MOA)

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