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Loveland Museum • Rialto Theater

The City of Loveland is committed to providing an equal opportunity for services, programs and activities and does not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, age, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation or gender. For more information on non-discrimination or for translation assistance, please contact the City’s Title VI Coordinator at [email protected] or (970) 962-2372. The City will make reasonable accommodations for citizens in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). For more information on ADA or accommodations, please contact the City’s ADA Coordinator at [email protected] or (970) 962-3319.

La Ciudad de Loveland está comprometida a proporcionar igualdad de oportunidades para los servicios, programas y actividades y no discriminar en base a discapacidad, raza, edad, color, origen nacional, religión, orientación sexual o género. Para más información sobre la no discriminación o para asistencia en traducción, favor contacte al Coordinador Título VI de la Ciudad al [email protected] o al (970) 962-2372. La Ciudad realizará las acomodaciones razonables para los ciudadanos de acuerdo con la Ley de Discapacidades para americanos (ADA). Para más información sobre ADA o acomodaciones, favor contacte al Coordinador de ADA de la Ciudad en [email protected] o al (970) 962-3319.

Susan P. IsonDirector of Cultural ServicesDave Brull, Technical CoordinatorMaureen Corey, Curator of ArtJennifer Cousino, Curator of HistoryRoberta Cox, Theater CoordinatorJenni Dobson, Curator of EducationSandi Elliott, Front House/Event CoordinatorDennis Fisher, Asst. Technical CoordinatorEric Franklin, Exhibits PreparatorTegan Hollen, Office Support SpecialistKimber Kreutzer, Business Services CoordinatorErika Lehman, Marketing CoordinatorMichelle Standiford, Graphic DesignerAshley Yager, RegistrarBryan Zellmer, Rialto Theater Manager

CULTURAL SERVICES BOARDJuanita Cisneros, ChairDr. Dierdre CookJan DesJardinHeather Fortin RubaldSuzanne JanssenTeresa MuellerKris Ortmann

VISUAL ARTS COMMISSIONNancy Jakobsson, ChairRoger ClarkGreg Hoff Maryjo MorganJudy O’GormanAbbie PowersMargaret RosboroughSara TurnerJade Windell

Season Schedule

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Loveland Museum/GalleryRichard Schilling: Passport to Painting ExhibitArt ExhibitsCelebrate with the Loveland MuseumNight on the Town ActivitiesLearn Something New Series Special Programming with Off the Hook ArtsNational Poetry MonthYouth Art Classes/Pre-College Studio ArtFriday Morning Tot ArtAdult Art ClassesSeason-at-a-Glance

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Rialto Theater CenterIn ConcertTheatrical ProductionsComedy at the RialtoLocal Talent ShowcaseCinema: Foreign Film SeriesCinema: Silent FilmCinema: Phyllis Walbye Film SeriesCinema: Oscar Nominated Short FilmsSeason at-a-Glance

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Art In Public PlacesNew Additions to Benson Sculpture Garden2016 Completed Projects

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SMILE!The City of Loveland Cultural Services Department reserves the right to use images and/or photographs of anyone in any activity, class, program, concert or event in any activity or public place in present and/or future publications or on the department’s web pages for promotional purposes, unless told otherwise at the time image or photo is taken.

Cover Credits:Front Top: Gondolas of Venice by Richard SchillingFront Bottom: Taylor Hicks, Peter Yarrow, and Lisa Loeb

FROM THE DIRECTOR

SUSAN P. ISON

MUSEUM EXPANSION OPEN HOUSESWould you like to help shape the future of the Museum? Since our expansion in 1992 Loveland has grown from 38,500 to 75,000. We can no longer meet demands for exhibit space, classes, programs and events. And our building limitations prevent us from acquiring loans for exhibits.

To better understand the community’s needs and expectations, a number of stakeholders were interviewed earlier this year. This critical feedback, combined with the observed experiences of Museum visitors, developed a picture of the limitations of the current building.

Their valuable observations were a good beginning, but we would like your opinions. What would you like to see in your Museum? Do you like our ideas? Is there something we’re missing?

We invite you to join us for two Open Houses in January. Information on dates and times can be found on page 11. Please help us plan the future. We want your ideas!

EXHIBIT CATALOGUESIGNING WITHRICHARD SCHILLINGFriday, February 10, 6 – 8 pmRichard Schilling will sign exhibit catalogues and his newly released books featuring watercolor sketches created during his world travels. These special edition sketchbooks are limited in quantity and only availble while supplies last.

This retrospective exhibit includes more than 100 works of art including watercolor, oil, pastel and ink drawings, wood sculpture, a display of sketchbooks, and diary entries from artistic journeys and charitable associations. Seen together, these components form a narrative of a life defined by art, the love of nature, and the value of service to those in need. From Africa to the prairies of Nebraska, Schilling captured his encounters through beautifully wrought sketchbooks and impressionistic landscapes.

Dr. Richard Schilling was born and raised in Nebraska and earned his bachelor’s and doctorate of dental surgery degrees from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Now retired from dentistry, Dr. Schilling is a lifelong artist. He has authored several articles and books about painting and sketching, including Portraits of the Prairie (University of Nebraska Press, 2011) and Watercolor Journeys, (North Light Books, 2003). Schilling has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in Nebraska, New York, Texas, and Northern Colorado.

On view through February 19, 2017MAIN GALLERY

Exhibit Admission: $5, free for Museum membersEXHIBIT FREE DAYS: Thursday, January 12 and Tuesday, February 14 Free admission during Night on the Town on Fridays, January 13 and February 10 from 6 – 9 pm

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Opposite Page:Where Rainbows Wait by Richard Schilling

TOUR THE EXHIBITWITH THE ARTISTNoon on Fridays, January 13 and February 3 Free with paid exhibit admission, but space is limited. Call Museum front desk to reserve (970) 962-2410.

STRINGS IN THE GALLERYFriday, February 10, 6 – 8 pmFree EventSights and sounds come together in a spectacular evening of art. Enjoy musical performances by members of the Fort Collins Symphony Orchestra while taking a self-guided tour of the Main Gallery exhibit.

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Exhibit Programming


This exhibit explores the history of water use and conservation issues as seen through artworks by Margaret K. Haydon. Through scientific-based inquiry and research, Haydon employs various display motifs, combining classical sculptural forms with the organic shapes of the natural world, that highlight the impact of the developed world’s perspective and use of water upon the environment, specifically that of the sturgeon and its habitat.

With this exhibit, visitors can explore a variety of conceptual subthemes ranging from the aesthetic aspects of water to those focusing on global warming, water politics, environmental justice, sustainability, and ecological water conservation efforts. Haydon’s porcelain sculptures create a direct link to the historic nature of water usage along the Front Range, and in highlighting our long history of use and misuse, direct attention to a pattern of potentially damaging perspectives that affect our natural resources.

On view through April 23, 2017MEZZANINE GALLERY

MARGARET K. HAYDON: CIRCLINGA HISTORY AS ART EXHIBIT

ARTIST TALK AND CLOSING RECEPTIONWith Margaret K. HaydonFriday, April 14, 5:30 pm Margaret Haydon has been addressing environmental ideas through her visual art since 2005 when she was invited to install a solo exhibition at the White Sturgeon Art Gallery in Vancouver, Washington. Since that time, the sturgeon, an endangered northern hemisphere species, has been a central image in her work. As an indicator species, the health of sturgeon tells us a lot about the general health of a given riparian and marine system and the impact that changes such as damming, recreational use, over fishing, bank enhancement, and pollution can have.

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Blue Offering by Margaret K. HaydonPhoto by Mel Schockner

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RETABLO CARVING DEMONSTRATIONCatherine Robles Shaw

Saturday, January 14, 10 am – 4 pmAs a Santera (Saint Maker), Catherine Robles Shaw hopes to preserve some of the

unique traditions of her Hispanic culture. Retablos are the story tellers of her ancestors and a natural extension of the beauty and simplicity of the Spanish culture. From

10 am –12:30 pm, Catherine will spend some time talking about how she got started making Retablos, the tools she uses, and how to make them. Then, from 12:30 – 4 pm,

she will demonstrate carving, making homemade gesso and applying to the board surface, as well as painting, pinion varnish and the final details.

Exhibit Programming

LIVING SAINTS:PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALEX HARRIS

On view through February 5, 2017FOOTE GALLERY

The art of devotional objects is explored with a series of color photographs by Alex Harris from the collection of the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. In 1972, Harris made a rural Hispanic village high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains his home and spent 20 years documenting the lives and culture of this Hispanic region. This series of

photographs uncovers the many ways sacred images permeate everyday life and how they are intrinsic to the life of a community.

MODERN DEVOTION:SANTOS Y SANTERAS

CATHERINE ROBLES-SHAW AND LYDIA GARCIAOn view through February 5, 2017

GREEN ROOM GALLERY The art of Santos (painted and

carved images of saints) is rooted in a 400 year old artistic tradition, and was originally intended to be

used as a teaching tool by Catholic missionaries. As with any tradition,

it is an ever-emerging art form, influenced by the movement of

people, the growth of communities, and artistic explorations.

St. John Baptizing Jesus by Lydia Garcia Courtesy of Millicent Rogers Museum, Taos, New Mexico

AWAYAN INSTALLATION BY HEATHER FORTIN RUBALDFebruary 18 – April 30, 2017GREEN ROOM GALLERY Exhibit Celebration: Friday, March 10Lecture by the artist: 6 pmPublic Reception 7 – 9 pm

When something gets discarded, where does it go? Not “away,” but in a landfill for years to come, with untold impact upon the environment. Loveland artist Heather Fortin Rubald adapts a process to re-use plastic bags as beautiful and functional works of art. In this exhibit, Heather uses this process to create a forest-like, immersive environment, taking visitors on a journey through a lovely tree-lined space. This delightful experience challenges people to consider the nature of our disposable world, to find value in the re-imagining of cast-off material, and to reflect on the kind of future we want for our children and our planet.


ARTIST TALKWith Heather Fortin RubaldFriday, March 10, 6 pm Heather Fortin Rubald has always enjoyed working with her hands and making something out of nothing- or what most people would consider nothing. For a variety of reasons, post-consumer plastic bags have eclipsed all other art media for her. The need to create and experiment, save money by not purchasing pricey art supplies, and her mother’s words all contributed to her desire to take something wasteful and turn it into something beautiful and functional. In this talk, Heather will talk about her process of experimentation and the calling she feels to work with the media of plastic bags. She estimates that in the last five years, she has single-handedly kept 50,000 bags out of the landfill. Her Museum installation used another 6,000-10,000 bags.

SPRING GIFT BOXES WORKSHOPWith Heather Fortin RubaldThursday, March 23, 5 – 7 pm$50 ($40 for Museum Members) Advance Registration RequiredPost-consumer plastic bags are the choice media for artist Heather Fortin Rubald. Over the years, Heather has discovered that these bags are an iconic piece of everyday living and differ greatly in regards to logos, colors, and functionality. Heather keeps plastic bags out of landfills by creating stunning hand-crafted handbags and other products with function and fashion. In this workshop, she will show students how to design and fuse fabric from post-consumer plastic bags and then shape it into mini origami "take-out" style boxes that are just right for small treats or special gifts.

Exhibit Programming

Tree (detail) by Heather Fortin Rubald, photo by Bob Campagna

DREAMING IN COLOR:PAINTINGS BY MARY A. SHIVERS

February 25 – April 16, 2017FOOTE GALLERY

Opening Reception: Friday March 10, 2017, 7 – 8:30 pm

Mary Shivers presents a series of paintings that place recognizable images in otherworldly context using layers of color and ambiguous settings, highlighting the depth of her design skill and use of perspective. Loveland artist

Shivers paints animals and human figures, elongated and upended, that burst outward from a multi-colored, dreamlike landscape. Her synthesis of jagged edges and smooth organic forms creates an unexpected visual

unity within her compositions, leaving viewers both invigorated by their energy and soothed by a beautiful balance of color and form.

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GOVERNOR’S ART SHOW April 29 – May 28, 2017

Gala: Friday, April 28For tickets visit www.governorsartshow.org

Exhibit Admission: $5, free for Museum membersFree admission during Night on the Town on Friday, May 12 from 6 – 9 pm

The Loveland Rotary Clubs present the 26th annual art show and sale benefitting Rotary-sponsored charitable projects. Each year since 1991, The Governor’s Art Show has featured a juried collection of outstanding works

by Colorado artists in a wide variety of mediums, artistic techniques, and styles. Visit www.governorsartshow.org for more information.

Ravens in a Cornfield (detail) by Mary Shivers


ALL THE PLACES YOU GO: JOURNEYS, DREAMS, AND IMAGINATIONTHOMPSON SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENT ART SHOW 2017

Support Loveland and Berthoud’s youth artistry and celebrate National Youth Art Month with the annual Thompson School District Student Art Show. Displaying artwork of students in Kindergarten through 12th grade, the show features two- and three-dimensional works of art from the areas of photography, jewelry, ceramics, sculpture, collage, painting, and drawing.

This show is part of the ArtSteps program, which was created by the Loveland Museum and the Thompson School District in 2000. ArtSteps’ overall goals are to affirm community appreciation for young artists by displaying their artwork in a professional setting, as well as fostering relationships between local artists and students.

March 4 – April 16, 2017MAIN GALLERY

Opening CelebrationSaturday, March 4, 1 – 3 pm (free admission)

Exhibit Admission: $5,free for Museum members

EXHIBIT FREE DAYS: Wednesday, March 15 and Saturday, April 1 Free admission during Night on the Town on Fridays, March 10 and April 14 from 6 – 9 pm

NIGHT ON THE TOWN WITH DR. SEUSS Friday, March 10, 5 – 8 pm FREECelebrate Night on the Town, National Youth Art Month, and Dr. Seuss’ birthday all in one night! Join the Museum and staff from the Loveland Public Library for Dr. Seuss stories, crafts, and perhaps a visit from the Cat in the Hat. All activities will take place in the Main Gallery of the Museum, surrounded by the colorful artwork of Loveland and Berthoud students.

Exhibit Programming

Portrait by Brooke Sprague, TVHS, Grade 12

MUSEUM – LIVE!AND MUSEUM EXPANSION VISIONINGSaturday, January 2810 am – 1 pmFREE EVENTEver walk through our history gallery and want to know what the man in our jail cell is mumbling about? Ever peek through Mariano Medina’s cabin, hoping for a glimpse of a Mountain Man? Here’s your chance! Take a walk through our history and art galleries as characters bring the exhibits to life. This family-friendly event will allow all ages to learn more about our Loveland art and history! While you explore, we will encourage you to help us envision what a Museum expansion would look like… simply fill out sticky notes and let us know what you think!

OPEN HOUSE:MUSEUM EXPANSION VISIONINGFriday, January 135 – 9 pmFREE EVENTThe Loveland Museum was established in 1937 by local author, collector, curator and mountain guide Harold Dunning. Eighty years later, it has evolved into a world-class art and history museum. We have outgrown our current space, forcing us to limit exhibits, programs, classes, and outreach. A proposed 26,000 square foot expansion and remodel would allow the Museum to accommodate the needs of a growing city, while continuing to serve as the cornerstone of Loveland’s history and art community. Help us envision the future! What types of features do you see in an expanded Museum? Tell us at our Museum Expansion Visioning Open House. This informal information gathering session will allow you to give your input without the pressure of talking in front of a group. Simply fill out sticky notes with your thoughts and help us decide which direction to go from here!

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OPEN HOUSE: MUSEUM EXPANSION Friday, January 13, 5 – 9 pmThe Museum is planning an expansion...tell us what you think of our plans with an interactive series of displays. We welcome your feedback and can’t wait to share our plans with you.

Thursday, March 9, 7 – 9 pmTickets: $35 ($25 members)

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in style at the Loveland Museum! Enjoy complimentary libations and Irish

hors d’oeuvres while taking in a variety of Celtic performances in the art galleries.

Get tickets online:www.lovelandmuseumgallery.org/fiddleinthegallery

NIGHT ON THE TOWN WITH DR. SEUSS Friday, March 10, 5 – 8 pmCelebrate Night on the Town, Youth Art Month and Dr. Seuss’ Birthday all in one night! See full event description on page 10.

RICHARD SCHILLING BOOK SIGNINGFriday, February 10, 6 – 8 pmMeet and greet with Loveland artist Richard Schilling. Copies of the limited edition exhibit catalogue will be available for purchase.

FIVE WAYS TO CELEBRATE EARTH DAY/ARBOR DAYFriday, April 14, 5 – 8 pmOne: Reduce - learn how to cut back and use lessTwo: Reuse - see how recycled objects can be made into art, or used in other waysThree: Recycle - what, where, how?Four: Regrow - the best trees and plants for your yardFive: Re-teach - teach others what you’ve learnedJoin the Loveland Museum for our Earth Day/Arbor Day celebration. We have partnered with Loveland Solid Waste, Larimer County Garbage Garage, Loveland Parks and Recreation, and Loveland Youth Gardeners to see how we can all work together the make our Earth healthy again. Visit various booths for information and activities and pay a visit to our Earth-friendly exhibits by Heather Fortin Rubald and Margaret Haydon.

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Join the Loveland Museum on the second Friday of each month as we remain open from 5 – 9 pm. Enjoy free special events, lectures, and activities as well as free admission to the main gallery exhibits.

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TWIN ADVENTURES: TODDLERS ON PIKE’S MAGNIFICENT PEAKPresented by Sharon DanhauerThursday, January 19, 5:30 pmFREE EVENTThis unique presentation from Loveland Historical Society’s Sharon Danhauer depicts the speaker and her twin sister's stories of family life high on the slopes of Pikes Peak. Share the joyous magic of wildlife, people, and the historically famous Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway from the eyes of toddlers reminiscing about their special home at Ruxton Park.

THE LIFE STORIES OF WOMEN WHO MADE HISTORYPresented by Preethi FernandoThursday, March 9, 5:30 pmFREE EVENTSome of the most amazing women of our time were born with unimaginable emotional, physical, and financial setbacks. They overcame significant obstacles and went on to become champions of our time. Wilma Rudolph contracted polio when she was five and could not walk until she was twelve, but she clinched the title of the fastest runner on earth at the 1960 Olympic Games! Mother Teresa lost her father when she was eight, and she went on to heal and inspire people all over the world. Preethi Fernando is the author of 17 Women Who Shook the World and will share stories of women who made history in this engaging, entertaining, and inspiring presentation. Autographed copies of her book will be available for $22.

THE STORY OF CHOCOLATEPresented by Preethi FernandoThursday, February 9, 5:30 pmFREE EVENTFebruary is National Chocolate Month. Why not celebrate by learning about the story of chocolate? This presentation will entertain the audience with tales about where chocolate was discovered, its health benefits, how to make chocolate art, and more. Filled with humorous, "chocolatey" jokes, this presentation will leave you in uplifted spirits. Ideal for children, adults, and families alike.

SOCIAL ANIMALSPresented by Arlo PelegrinThursday, February 23, 5:30 pmFREE EVENTHumans are superb at helping each other, and our society has a vast array of ways we can support one another…but we are not the only creatures who associate cooperatively. Join us to meet other earthlings who work together toward a common cause. From single cells to superorganisms, the spirit of working together has evolved many times.

CONSERVATION AND FUTURE TECHNOLOGYPresented by Arlo PelegrinThursday, April 27, 5:30 pmFREE EVENTMost scientists agree that the Earth's ecology is in for a big change in the next hundred years. Climate and temperature will make life intolerable for thousands of species, but what if we decided to concentrate our powers on preserving the living species on our planet while continuing to develop on our own course? With emerging technological discoveries, the means to save the world may be within our hands. Join us to review a few new tools the human race has invented and what these tools could mean to the future of life on our planet.

SPECIAL PROGRAMMINGCOLLABORATION WITH OFF THE HOOK ARTS

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MYSTERIOUS AFFINITIES: INTEGRATING MUSIC AND ART IN EDUCATIONPresented by Off the Hook ArtsThursday, January 26, 6 – 8 pm

FREE EVENT"My paintings should make you think the way music does — simply through the mysterious affinities, the connections, that exist between our minds and the arrangements of colors and lines." –Paul GauginMaking connections is what creative thinking is all about. The nonverbal expression that music and the visual arts allow is often overlooked in conventional approaches to education; but as educators, we would do very well to illuminate connections across artistic disciplines. Join composer and narrator Bruce Adolphe as he explores the parallels in music and the visual arts with selections of his own music that has been inspired by visual art, as well as musical selections by Stravinsky and Debussy, and fine art selections by Rothko, De Kooning, Gauguin, Picasso, and more.

RED DOGS ANDPINK SKIES: A MUSICAL CELEBRATION OF PAUL GAUGINPresented by Off the Hook ArtsSunday, January 29, 2 - 4 pm (reception to follow performance)

Tickets $10 adults, $5 kids (limited seating)For tickets, please visit: http://www.offthehookarts.org/winter/Join composer and narrator Bruce Adolphe for a lush, colorful journey through the life and art of Paul Gauguin, told in music, image, and text. Adolphe will lead musicians through a performance of his popular work with projections of Gauguin's paintings of Tahiti. Additional pairings from six performers are included in this 1-hour concert with works of Martin Gould and several others. A full-color workbook and a selection of Adolphe’s recordings will be available for purchase.Immediately following, please join us in the lobby for a winter reception of cookies and cocoa.

About Off the Hook Arts: Off the Hook Arts, a Fort Collins organization, serves to inspire a love of the performing arts through public concerts, education and interdisciplinary collaboration among the arts and sciences. For more information, please visit: offthehookarts.org

APRIL IS NATIONAL POETRY MONTHKATHLEEN WILLARD:SPEAKING FOR THE WILDEXCERPTS FROM “CIRQUE & SKY”Thursday, April 6, 5:30 – 7 pmFREE EVENTCirque & Sky, a series of pastorals and anti-pastorals, celebrates both the beauty and exploitation of the Colorado landscape. As a poet, teacher, and lifelong advocate for the environment, Kathleen Willard feels the slow unravelling of the Rocky Mountain West. Her poetry continues her engagement with the natural world and she hopes to give voice for what is wild. Cirque & Sky won the Middle Creek Press Fledge Poetry Chapbook Award. Kathleen Willard is known as a poetry advocate and organizer of poetry readings at Bas Bleu Theatre in Fort Collins and for Women Write the Rockies at Wolverine Letterpress.

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High school students! Looking for a way to pump up your resume with some out-of-class experience? Interested in some studio time and arts career exploration? This is the workshop for you!Each session is designed to dovetail with art exhibits at the Loveland Museum and Artworks Loveland. Students will have lots of studio time, but will also have gallery visits, tours, career exploration and art critique. Students will also get a chance to network with artists, curators, and Front Range Community College faculty with the intention of creating a community network of arts professionals with whom students can begin to build a career foundation.Classes are held at the Museum and taught by FRCC faculty. The class will take some walking trips to ArtWorks Loveland on selected days. FRCC’s Department of Creative Arts Design and Humanities will be presented to students as an option for continuing their education in the arts as they move toward their college experience.This program is a collaborative project of Front Range Community College: Community Studio Project, Front Range Community College’s Department of Creative Arts Design and Humanities, ArtWorks Loveland and the Loveland Museum.

Saturdays, 12 – 3 pm, Grades 9 – 12$20 per 4-class session, supplies includedInstructor: Amy Reckley

Session 1: February 4, 11, 18, 25Session 2: April 1, 8, 15, 22

PRE-COLLEGE STUDIO ART WORKSHOP

Loveland Museum Art Classes

In each session, we will take a journey by way of the Museum’s exhibits. Each excursion takes us through new adventures in art, history and culture. Learn more about each exhibit with a curator tour, presentations from artists and a variety of art activities. Excursions will be different in each session, so signing up for multiple sessions is encouraged.

Instructors: Elizabeth Morisette, Diane Ramsey, Katie Fowers, and Museum Staff Members$25 per session ($20 for Museum members)Grades 3 – 8

Excursions in Art for Youth

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DATES EXCURSION DESCRIPTIONJanuary 12, 19, 264:45 – 6 pm

Trek Through the Landscape

Travel through a variety of landscapes in Richard Schilling’s “Passport to Painting” exhibit. We will hear from Dr. Schilling about his amazing travels and about what inspires him to paint. We will then create our own variety of landscapes in pen & ink, paint, and felt as our media.

February 9, 16, 234:45 – 6 pm

Loveland History Quest

In this pursuit to learn more about your local town, we will explore the personalities and features that make Loveland what it is! Our art projects will tell a story about what we learn. We will tell our stories with clay, shadow boxes, and Native American weaving.

March 2, 9, 234:45 – 6 pm(no class over Spring Break)

Journey through Imagination

Tour the Thompson School District art exhibit and see where creative journeys have taken students in kindergarten through 12th grade. We will then explore our own imaginations with our art in prints, clay creatures, and fabric or weaving.

April 6, 13, 204:45 – 6 pm

Hike the Urban Forest

Explore Heather Fortin Rubald’s tree installation exhibit, made completely from used plastic bags. Heather will visit with a talk about why re-using is so important to her. We will create our own Recycled Art with Nevelson sculptures, paper, and found or recycled objects.

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Friday Morning Tot ArtLet your young artist explore the world of art! A parent or guardian must accompany the child during the session.

Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class. No younger siblings, please.

All classes are held from 10:30 – 11:30 am, ages 3 – 6 with an adult$12 each ($10 for museum members)

Instructor: Jackie Lillis

Friday,January 13

Print Making MasterpieceLet’s explore some fun and easy printmaking techniques using common household and food items! We will layer, stamp, and scratch our way to making a masterpiece.

Friday,February 10

Valentine’s Fun Paint with tissue paper, play with clay, and create some beautiful Valentine’s Day decorations and keepsakes for your loved ones!

Friday,March 3

Wearable ArtCome play with Shrinky Dink and learn how to transform your drawings into beautiful wearable art to give as gifts or keep for yourself!

Friday, March 31

Color Field FunCome Explore Color Field artists and how they used color to express emotion. We will create our own large scale painting that will express how we feel!

Friday, April 21

Sand Paper ArtCreate your own iron on transfer and beautiful mixed media painting using sand paper! We will play with different mediums to see what beautiful creations we can make with this common household item.

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Registration begins Tuesday,December 27 at 10 am.All classes suitable for any skill level and all materials are provided unless otherwise noted.Pre-registration is required at least one week prior to each class. Ages 16 and older. $50 each ($40 for museum members)

Friday, January 610:30 am – 1:30 pmORSunday, January 812:30 – 3:30 pm

Creating AbstractsAbstract art does not depict objects in the natural world, but instead uses color and form in a non-representational way. Explore how to use elements and principals of design such as texture, color, line, shape, tone, value, movement, and balance to create your abstract designs. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Thursday, January 1210:30 am – 2:30 pmORThursday, February 910:30 am – 2:30 pm

Colorful Attitudes/Painting Your PetsImmortalize your loved animals forever in acrylic paints! Work on stretched canvas and bring an 8" x 10" colored photo copy of your choice as reference. Instructor: Pat Saunders-White

Thursday, January 19 10:30 am – 1 pm

House Portrait - Pen & Ink with WatercolorBring photos of a home you love...current, childhood, or family. Sketch in pencil, then ink and finish with watercolor washes. A creative heirloom for framing and note cards! Instructor: Trish Murtha

Tuesday, January 241 – 4 pm

Winter Aspen GroveWith this simple masking project, use a limited watercolor palette and paint a peaceful scene in the forest. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Tuesday, February 71 – 4 pm

Palette Knife Snowy PinesExperiment painting with acrylic paints and palette knives while creating a wintry forest of the mountains. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

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Tuesday, February 211 – 4 pm

ABCs of DrawingLearn how to draw what you see using a few tricks to engage the right side of your brain.Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Thursday, March 2 10:30 am – 1 pm

Watercolor Winter MoonPaint the subtle colors of snow with a night dramatic sky and moon, mountain silhouettes, aspen, and shadows. Inspiration for winter days and nights! Instructor: Trish Murtha

Thursday, March 23 6 – 8 pm

Spring Gift Boxes WorkshopIn this workshop, Heather Rubald will show students how to design and fuse fabric from post-consumer plastic bags and then shape it into mini origami "take-out" style boxes that are just right for small treats or special gifts. Instructor: Heather Fortin Rubald

Tuesday, April 41 – 4 pm

Fresh and Fun FloralsBy this time of year, we are hoping that spring has sprung! Either way, create fresh blooms in watercolors in this fun and spring-ready class. Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Tuesday, April 181 – 4 pm

Palette Knife PoppiesLearn to paint atmospheric perspective with acrylic paint, then finish by using a palette knife to paint brilliant poppies.Instructor: Mary Giacomini

Sunday, April 23 1 – 3:30 pm

Oodles of DoodlesRelax, doodle, and turn your drawings into framable art! Instructor: Daria Moskowitz

Registration for all Tot, Youth, and Adult classes begins TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27

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NEW ADDITIONS TO BENSON SCULPTURE GARDENSDonated to the City's Public Art Collection byLoveland High Plains Arts Council

1 - Cotton & Clementine by Sandy Graves2 - Book Peddlers by Jack Morford3 - Magic Fish by Adam Schultz4 - Grandmother's Washday by Fritz White5 - Taking Watch by Parker McDonald6 - Tree Top Stretch by Daniel Glanz

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RELOCATION OF THE GATHERINGIn the summer of 2016, the Visual Arts Commission voted to move The Gathering, a sculpture by local artist Linda Prokop, to a new location. With permission from the artist, the sculpture was moved from its previous location along the bike path at Taft Avenue to South Shore Parkway on Eisenhower Boulevard, providing a more visible and aesthetic location.

WILSON AVENUE BRIDGEIn September 2015, the Visual Arts Commission distributed a request for proposal seeking applications to improve the railings and parapets on the Wilson Avenue Bridge. Artist Stephen Shachtman of Loveland was selected and the installation of The Wilson Watchmen was completed in the summer of 2016.

TRANSFORMATIONS 2016The 2016 Transformations Project is now complete! Five artists finalized their masterpieces at the end of October.

Enjoy finding all 72 boxes in the current collection located all around Loveland. Pick up a copy of the Transformations map and guide at the Loveland Museum.

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Faeriesby Chelsea HoffmanHighway 34 & Boise Avenue

Butterflies of Coloradoby Lindsey WohlmanCrossroads and Fairgrounds Avenue

Floating Gnomesby Lauren ThurmanHighway 34 & Boyd Lake Avenue

Seeing it From Every Perspectiveby Amber JarvisWilson and Carlisle Avenue

Neighborhoodby Charlotte ZinkThird and Railroad Avenue

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My Blue Skywith special guest Michael AllmanFriday, February 3, 8 pmJoin us for Michael Allman’s first performance in Colorado as he performs with My Blue Sky, an award winning Allman Brothers Band tribute. Tickets: $20 advance / $25 day of show Plus standard ticketing fees

Piano for the SoulGary Schmidt PianistSaturday, January 21, 7 pmBack by popular demand, local pianist Gary Schmidt makes his 8th appearance on the Rialto stage. Last year he appeared at Carnegie Hall to perform some of his own compositions, and he recently recorded a CD of his own music at the invitation of Grammy Award-winning producer and founder of Windham Hill Records, Will Ackerman. This year’s concert will feature a wonderful blend of light classics by Beethoven, Schubert, Liszt, and Debussy blended in with Gary's own rejuvenating music. Tickets: $17 adults; $15 seniors/students Plus standard ticketing fees

RIALTO THEATER CENTER PRESENTS

Taylor HicksSaturday, February 11, 8 pmTaylor Hicks is one of the most beloved and popular AMERICAN IDOL winners of all time. From the start, Hicks’ material on the mega-hit show set him apart, with a unique take on Southern soul, R & B, country and blues. Since his season 5 IDOL victory, Hicks’ star has continued to rise. His singles have made it to the top of the Billboard’s Hot 100, Pop 100, and Single Sales Charts, and in 2008, he joined the cast of Broadway’s revival of “Grease” as Teen Angel. Hicks has performed alongside Willie Nelson, Snoop Dogg, Gladys Knight, Earth Wind & Fire, and The Allman Brothers, and continues to appear in concerts worldwide.Tickets: $32 Orchestra; $28 BalconyVIP Tickets: $40 (premium seating and meet & greet) All ticketing fees are included in the list price

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Women in the RoundFeaturing Rebecca Folsom, Liz Barnez, Mary Huckins, and Sally BarrisSaturday, March 11, 7:30 pmFour powerful singer-songwriters take to the Rialto stage for a one-of-a-kind performance! Featuring national touring artists fronting their own bands, Grammy nominees, award-winning songwriters, dynamic performers, and Colorado sweethearts – these women will join together in beautiful harmony. From tender love songs to rock, the house will groove during this not-to-be-missed, once-in-a-lifetime show.Tickets: Orchestra: $24; Balcony: $19 All ticketing fees are included in the list price

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The Elders

Thursday, March 16, 7:30 pmNow into their 18th year of making music together, The Elders return to the Rialto Theater once again for another evening of magic, mayhem, and songs of better days ahead. This sextet has developed a reputation for high-spirited live shows and for fostering a deep sense of community with their audiences. Their music draws from traditional Celtic fiddle tunes, American folk, rock, and bluegrass while creating story lines with vibrant narratives of history, legends, true-life experiences, and tall tales. With one foot in the past and one in the future, lead singer Ian Byrne, a native of Ireland, along with founding members, Brent Hoad, Norman Dahlor, Stephen Phillips, and relative new-comers, Kian Byrne and Diana Ladio, instinctively carry their genre of music forward with integrity and grace. Tickets: $22 Plus standard ticketing fees


Peter Yarrow

Friday, March 24, 7 pmPeter Yarrow’s talents as a creative artist – both with the legendary Grammy winning trio Peter, Paul & Mary and as a solo performer – are frequently directed at using music to convey a message of humanity and caring. His gift for songwriting has produced some of the most moving songs from Peter, Paul and Mary, including “Puff, the Magic Dragon,” “Day is Done,” “Light One Candle,” and “The Great Mandala.” Tickets: $30 Orchestra; $24 Balcony VIP Tickets: $40 (premium seating and meet & greet) All ticketing fees are included in the list price

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LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS

Fantasy, Farce & Fable

Wednesday, April 19, 7:30 pmGrammy-nominated singer-songwriter Lisa Loeb started her career with the platinum-selling number one hit song “Stay (I Missed You)” from the film Reality Bites. To this day, she is still the only artist to have a number one single while not signed to a recording contract, a remarkable and unparalleled feat for an unsigned artist. Her five studio CDs include her major label debut, the gold-selling Tails and its follow-up, the Grammy-nominated, gold-selling Firecracker. In addition to her success as a singer-songwriter, Loeb is a published author, has appeared in numerous movies and television shows, and has produced several children’s music albums.Tickets: $32 Orchestra; $26 Balcony VIP Tickets: $45 (premium seating and meet & greet) All ticketing fees are included in the list price

Friday, April 28, 7:30 pm*Saturday, April 29, 7:30 pmSunday, April 30, 3 pmThursday, May 4, 7:30 pm*Friday, May 5, 7:30 pm Saturday, May 6, 3 pmLoveland Choral Society connects you to a whimsical world of make-believe. Explore the tantalizing tale of Aladdin, take a shadowy journey Into The Woods, experience the wonderments of Wicked, mysteries of The Secret Garden, charm of Cinderella, and more! Don’t miss the memorable melodies, moments of mayhem, and musical magic in this fantastic family-friendly show.

*Special Events: April 28 is Family Fantasy Night and features fun activities and reduced price tickets ($10) for youth 12 and under. May 4 is the LCS Gala and features food, drinks, and a silent auction followed by a performance. A limited number of tickets ($50) are available.Tickets: $18 all standard performances Plus standard ticketing fees


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THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONSLOVELAND OPERA THEATRE PRESENTS

The Merry Wivesof Windsor

LOVELAND OPERA THEATRE PRESENTS

The Merry Wives of Windsor for KidsBy Otto Nicolai

Friday, February 24, 7 pmSaturday, February 25, 7 pmSunday, February 26, 2:30 pmFriday, March 3, 7 pmSaturday, March 4, 7 pmSunday, March 5, 2:30 pmAudiences young and old will love this classic comedic opera based on a play by Shakespeare. The action takes place in the late 1950s in the suburbs of Scarsdale, NY, during a time when the men slayed corporate giants by day and women had a warm dinner waiting for them when they got home. Will Falstaff succeed in wooing two Scarsdale housewives at once? Will young Anne Page marry the man of her dreams or bow to her parents’ wishes? What will happen at the Mid-Summer’s Night Ball at the country club? These questions and more will be answered in this delightful fully-staged production with live orchestra and custom designed costumes and sets. The program will feature some of the finest singers in Colorado and guest appearances from local children. Produced by Dr. Juliana Bishop Hoch; Directed by Timothy Kennedy; Costumes by Davis Sibley; Set by Noel Johnston.Tickets: $35 Adults, $32 Seniors, $27 Students, $13 children under 12 Plus standard ticketing fees

Saturday, February 25, 2:30 pmSaturday, March 4, 2:30 pmAudiences young and old will love this adaptation for children and families of the classic comedic opera based on a play by Shakespeare. Children will learn about opera, singing, set changes, costumes, and the beautiful music of Otto Nicolai in this one-hour introduction to opera. Children will love seeing guest appearances by Northern Colorado children as well. Produced by Dr. Juliana Bishop Hoch; Directed by Timothy Kennedy; Costumes by Davis Sibley; Set by Noel Johnston.Tickets: $12 Adults/Seniors, $10 children under 12 Plus standard ticketing fees


THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONSRIALTO THEATER CENTER PRESENTS

Charlotte’s WebChildren’s Musical Performed by Theatreworks USA

LOST MARBLES THEATRICS PRESENTS

Anne of Avonlea

Saturday, March 25, 10 am & 2 pmBased on E.B. White's loving story of the friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte. Wilbur has a problem: how to avoid winding up as pork chops! Charlotte, a fine writer and true friend, hits on a plan to fool Farmer Zuckerman and weaves a solution which not only makes Wilbur a prize pig, but ensures his place on the farm forever. This treasured tale, featuring mad-cap and endearing farm animals, explores bravery, selfless love, and the true meaning of friendship. Show is approximately one-hour in length and recommended for grades K – 5.Tickets: $14 Orchestra; $10 Balcony All ticketing fees are included in the list price

Friday, April 7, 7 pmSaturday, April 8, 2 pm & 7 pmIn 2009, Lost Marbles Theatrics presented Anne of Green Gables. Now, eight years later, we return to Avonlea to visit Anne again. Her peppery temper and wonderful imagination have not changed. She is now sixteen and has come back to take up the post of teacher in her small village. Along with teaching, she is learning how complicated life can be with the many new situations that always seem to confront her. Watch as Anne’s adventures continue to touch our hearts and funny bones.Tickets: $12 Plus standard ticketing fees

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Photo courtesy of Artistic Edge Photography

COMEDY AT THE RIALTO


An Evening with Comedian David Bublitz


Kevin Nealon

Friday, February 10, 7:30 pmA nationally touring comic for nearly 30 years, Dave Bublitz has opened for acts such as Ellen Degeneres and Jerry Seinfeld. Dave is more than just a ‘clean’ comedian, he presents a unique act that receives big laughs and just happens to be clean enough to play in front of any audience. His show touches on family, relationships, pop culture, and more, all while working off of the crowd with his quick wit and spontaneous style. This show is being recorded by KUNC 91.5 FM for a future feature.*$2 per ticket will be donated to the Fort Collins Rescue Mission.Tickets: $14 adult; $12 senior/student Plus standard ticketing fees

Thursday, March 23, 7 pmKevin Nealon sets himself apart from other comedic performers with his unique sense of humor, dry wit, and likeable demeanor. Nealon is best known for his nine-year stint as a cast member of NBC’s Saturday Night Live, and has received critical acclaim for his role in the Showtime series, Weeds. On the big screen, Kevin has played numerous roles in many films such as, Just Go With It, Bucky Larson: Born to be a Star, And They’re Off, Eight Crazy Nights, The Wedding Singer, Happy Gilmore, Joe Dirt, and Anger Management. In 2009, Nealon’s first one hour stand up special, Kevin Nealon: Now Hear Me Out! aired on Showtime to rave reviews, solidifying his role as a force to be reckoned with in the stand-up comedy world. Tickets: $35 standard VIP Tickets: $49 (premium seating and meet & greet) All ticketing fees are included in the list price

CINEMA: BANNED! FILM SERIESLOCAL TALENT SHOWCASE

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BERTHOUD DANCE PRESENTS

Precious

KIWANIS CLUB PRESENTS

Stars of Tomorrow

Saturday, February 4, 7:30 pmSunday, February 5, 1 pmBerthoud Dance Company’s winter presentation will explore what is precious in our lives. With all new choreography performed by BDC’s talented students, this promises to be another original, creative, and thought provoking show. BDC will be joined by Dance Express of Fort Collins, Spoke N Motion from Denver, and as usual, will feature a few surprises! Tickets: $15 adult; $12 senior/student Plus standard ticketing fees

Sunday, April 9, 7 pmKiwanis presents the 56th Annual Stars of Tomorrow Show featuring students from Kindergarten through 12th grade who have already won in auditions. Older students compete for college scholarships, and the first place student will also compete in the Kiwanis District Show on May 21st for an additional scholarship. This is a delightful variety show with performances by the talented students of Loveland. All proceeds go to programs and scholarships for Loveland students.Tickets: $10 Plus standard ticketing fees

CINEMA: FOREIGN FILM SERIES

Ali and Nino(Azerbaijan, 2016)

When Elephants Were Young (Thailand, 2016)

Kampai! For the Love of Sake (Japan, 2015)

Under the Sun (Korea, 2016)

Thursday, January 12, 7 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

Set against the sweeping tide of history, this is the breathtaking tale of a romance that crosses political, geographic, and religious divides. It’s 1918 in Azerbaijan, and Muslim Ali (Adam Bakri) and Christian Nino (Maria Valverde) defy their parents and marry. Their bond is soon put the test as Nino confronts what it means to be a westernized woman living in a traditionalist society, especially after the arrival of World War I. NOT RATED

Saturday, January 14, 7:30 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

A young man and his young elephant street beg in gritty Bangkok amid the controversial elephant business that threatens their survival, until the opportunity comes to release the elephant. Directed by Patricia Sims. NOT RATED

Wednesday, January 11, 7 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

Discover the art of sake. From the rice paddies in Japan to breweries around the globe, this film chronicles three passionate exponents of the increasingly popular beverage: a British ex-pat who has become Japan's first foreign master brewer, an American journalist known as the "Sake Evangelist," and a fifth-generation Japanese brewer determined to shake up the industry. NOT RATED

Friday, January 13, 7:30 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

Despite continuous interference by government handlers, director Vitaly Mansky still manages to document life in Pyongyang in this fascinating portrait of one girl and her parents in the year that she prepares to join the Korean Children's Union. As the family receives instruction on how to be the ideal patriots, Mansky's watchful camera captures details his handlers might prefer left unseen. NOT RATED


CINEMA: SILENT FILM


Steamboat Bill Jr.Silent Film with Live Musical Accompaniment by the Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra

Sunday, February 12, 3 pmTickets: $12 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

Experience this silent feature film in true 1920s fashion accompanied by the musical talents of a live orchestra. In this 1928 classic, Willie Canfield Jr. (Buster Keaton) reunites with his boat captain father in a Mississippi River town. Though he's flummoxed by Willie's citified appearance, the elder Canfield seems to have found an ally to help him compete with fellow riverboat owner John James King (Tom McGuire). Willie finds himself falling for King's daughter, Mary (Marion Byron), but he has more pressing concerns when the weather turns bad and his father is arrested.1928, 1 hour 10 minutesNOT RATED

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CINEMA: PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIESPhyllis Walbye served as the arts and entertainment editor for the Loveland Reporter-Herald for over 30 years and was an avid supporter of Loveland’s various performing arts organizations.

In 2001, the Rialto Theater Center and Phyllis joined forces in an effort to bring under-recognized films to Loveland. Phyllis passed away in 2008, but the film series has continued on in honor of its namesake with special screenings of award-winning and critically-acclaimed films.

RIALTO THEATER CENTER PRESENTS PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES

Maggie’s Plan

The Family Fang

The Man Who Knew Infinity

T-Rex (2016)

Wednesday, January 18, 7 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

A young woman longing to start a family becomes involved in a complicated love triangle with a professor and his theorist wife. Starring Greta Gerwig, Ethan Hawke, and Julianne Moore. RATED: R

Wednesday, March 8, 7 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

Adult siblings Baxter and Annie, scarred from an unconventional upbringing, return to their family home after an unlikely accident. When their parents, performance artists famous for elaborate public hoaxes, suddenly go missing under troubling circumstances, Baxter and Annie investigate. Unsure whether it's foul play or just another elaborate ruse, nothing can prepare them for what they discover. Starring Jason Bateman, Nicole Kidman, Christopher Walken, and Maryann Plunkett. RATED: R

Wednesday, February 1, 7 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

In 1913, Srinivasa Ramanujan, a self-taught Indian mathematics genius, traveled to Trinity College, Cambridge, where over the course of five years, forged a bond with the brilliant and eccentric professor, G.H. Hardy, and fought against prejudice to reveal his mathematic genius to the world. Starring Dev Patel and Jeremy Irons. Based on a true story that forever changed mathematics. RATED: PG-13

Wednesday, April 12, 7 pmTickets: $6 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

17-year-old Claressa 'T-Rex' Shields from Flint, Michigan dreams of being the first woman in history to win a gold medal in Olympic boxing. But in order for her to succeed, she'll need to stand her ground both inside and outside the ring. NOT RATED


CINEMA: OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS

Live Action Nominees

Animation Nominees

Documentary Nominees

Thursday, February 16, 7 pm

Tickets:$10 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

Friday, February 17, 7:30 pm

Tickets:$10 (All ticketing fees are included in the price)

Saturday, February 18, 7:30 pm

Tickets:$10(All ticketing fees are included in the price)

See the Oscar-nominated short films prior to the 2017 Academy Awards. Movie titles will be announced after the Academy has completed its nominating process.

RIALTO THEATER CENTER PRESENTSOSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILM SERIES

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RIALTO THEATER CENTER TICKETING FEESThe following fees are assessed on all ticket sales and transactions made through the

Rialto Theater Center box office:Rialto box office walk-up sales (cash or check): All price levels: $1.00/ticket

Credit card transactions (phone, online, and box office window):Tickets priced $.01 – $19.99: $2 per ticket

Tickets priced $20.00 – $39.99: $3 per ticketTickets priced $40.00 and above: $4 per ticket

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Thursday, January 12 FREE ADMISSION DAYFriday, January 13, 12 pm TOUR THE EXHIBIT WITH ARTIST RICHARD SCHILLING (p.4)Friday, January 13, 5 – 9 pm OPEN HOUSE: MUSEUM EXPANSION VISIONING (p.12)Friday, January 13, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWNSaturday, January 14, 10 am – 4 pm RETABLO CARVING DEMONSTRATION (p.7)

Thursday, January 19, 5:30 PM LEARN SOMETHING NEW SERIES - TWIN ADVENTURES: TODDLERS ON PIKE'S MAGNIFICENT PEAK (p.13)

Thursday, January 26, 6 – 8 pm MYSTERIOUS AFFINITIES: INTEGRATING MUSIC AND ART IN EDUCATION (p.14)

Saturday, January 28, 10 am – 1 pm MUSEUM - LIVE! (p.11)

Sunday, January 29, 2 – 4 pm RED DOGS AND PINK SKIES: A MUSICAL CELEBRATION OF PAUL GAUGIN (p.14)

Friday, February 3, 12 pm TOUR THE EXHIBIT WITH ARTIST RICHARD SCHILLING (p.4)

Thursday, February 9, 5:30 pm LEARN SOMETHING NEW SERIES - THE STORY OF CHOCOLATE (p.13)

Friday, February 10, 6 – 8 pm EXHIBIT CATALOGUE SIGNING WITH RICHARD SCHILLING (p.4)Friday, February 10, 6 – 8 pm STRINGS IN GALLERY (p.4)Friday, February 10, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWNThursday, February 14 FREE ADMISSION DAY

Thursday, February 23, 5:30 pm LEARN SOMETHING NEW SERIES - SOCIAL ANIMALS (p.13)

Saturday, March 4, 1 – 3 pm PUBLIC OPENING RECEPTION FOR THE EXHIBIT"ALL THE PLACES YOU GO: JOURNEYS, DREAMS, AND IMAGINATION" (p.10)

Thursday, March 9, 5:30 pm LEARN SOMETHING NEW SERIES - THE LIFE STORIES OF WOMEN WHO MADE HISTORY (p.13)

Thursday, March 9, 7 – 9 pm FIDDLE IN THE GALLERY (p.12)Friday, March 10, 5 – 8 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN WITH DR. SEUSS (p.10)Friday, March 10, 6 pm LECTURE WITH ARTIST HEATHER RUBALD (p.8)

Friday, March 10, 7 pm PUBLIC OPENING RECEPTION FOR THE EXHIBIT "AWAY" (p.8)AND FOR THE EXHIBIT "DREAMING IN COLOR" (p.9)

Friday, March 10, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWNWednesday, March 15 FREE ADMISSION DAY

Saturday, April 1 FREE ADMISSION DAY

Thursday, April 6, 5:30 – 7 pm POETRY: KATHLEEN WILLARD'S SPEAKING FOR THE WILD, EXCERTS FROM "CIRQUE & SKY" (p.15)

Friday, April 14, 5 – 8 pm FIVE WAYS TO CELEBRATE EARTH:EARTH DAY/ARBOR DAY CELEBRATIONS (p.12)

Friday, April 14, 5:30 pm ARTIST TALK WITH MARGARET HAYDON AND CLOSING RECEPTION (p.6)Friday, April 14, 6 – 9 pm NIGHT ON THE TOWN

Thursday, April 27, 5:30 pm LEARN SOMETHING NEW SERIES - CONSERVATION AND FUTURE TECHNOLOGY (p.13)

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Wednesday, January 11, 7 pm FOREIGN FILM SERIES: KAMPAI! (p.30)

Thursday, January 12, 7 pm FOREIGN FILM SERIES: ALI & NINO (p.30)

Friday, January 13, 7:30 pm FOREIGN FILM SERIES: UNDER THE SUN (p.30)

Saturday, January 14, 7:30 pm FOREIGN FILM SERIES: WHEN ELEPHANTS WERE YOUNG (p.30)

Wednesday, January 18, 7 pm PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES: MAGGIE'S PLAN (p.32)

Saturday, January 21, 7 pm PIANO FOR THE SOUL WITH PIANIST GARY SCHMIDT (p.22)

Wednesday, February 1, 7 pm PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES: THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY (p.32)

Friday, February 3, 8 pm MY BLUE SKY IN CONCERT WITH SPECIAL GUEST MICHAEL ALLMAN (p.22)

Saturday, February 4, 7:30 pmSunday, February 5, 1 pm BERTHOUD DANCE PRESENTS: PRECIOUS (p.29)

Friday, February 10, 7:30 pm AN EVENING WITH COMEDIAN DAVID BUBLITZ (p.28)

Saturday, February 11, 8 pm TAYLOR HICKS (p.23)

Sunday, February 12, 3 pm SILENT FILM: STEAMBOAT BILL JR. WITH ACCOMPANIMENT BYMONT ALTO MOTION PICTURE ORCHESTRA (p.31)

Thursday, February 16, 7 pm OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS: LIVE ACTION NOMINEES (p.33)

Friday, February 17, 7:30 pm OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS: ANIMATION NOMINEES (p.33)

Saturday, February 18, 7:30 pm OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS: DOCUMENTARY NOMINEES (p.33)

Friday, February 24, 7 pmSaturday, February 25, 7 pmSunday, February 26, 2:30 pm

LOVELAND OPERA THEATRE: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (p.26)

Saturday, February 25, 2:30 pm LOVELAND OPERA THEATRE: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR FOR KIDS (p.26)

Friday, March 3, 7 pmSaturday, March 4, 7 pmSunday, March 5, 2:30 pm

LOVELAND OPERA THEATRE: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR (p.26)

Saturday, March 4, 2:30 pm LOVELAND OPERA THEATRE: THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR FOR KIDS (p.26)

Wednesday, March 8, 7 pm PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES: THE FAMILY FANG (p.32)

Saturday, March 11, 7:30 pm WOMEN IN THE ROUND: CONCERT FEATURING REBECCA FOLSOM, LIZ BARNEZ, MARY HUCKINS, AND SALLY BARRIS (p.23)

Thursday, March 16, 7:30 pm THE ELDERS (p.24)

Thursday, March 23, 7 pm KEVIN NEALON (p.28)

Friday, March 24, 7 pm PETER YARROW (p.24)

Saturday, March 25, 10 am & 2 pm CHARLOTTE'S WEB (p.27)

Friday, April 7, 7 pmSaturday, April 8, 2 pm & 7 pm LOST MARBLES PRESENTS: ANNE OF AVONLEA (p.27)

Sunday, April 9, 7 pm KIWANIS CLUB PRESENTS: STARS OF TOMORROW (p.29)

Wednesday, April 12, 7 pm PHYLLIS WALBYE FILM SERIES: T-REX (p.32)

Wednesday, April 19, 7:30 pm LISA LOEB IN CONCERT (p.25)

Friday, April 28, 7:30 pmSaturday, April 29, 7:30 pmSunday, April 30, 3 pmThursday, May 4, 7:30 pmFriday, May 5, 7:30 pmSaturday, May 6, 3 pm

LOVELAND CHORAL SOCIETY PRESENTS: FANTASY, FARCE & FABLE (p.25)

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