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All Events for November 2009


Coloradoans Against Resource Destruction (C.A.R.D.): Campfire Concert

Thursday, November 19th
Avogadros Number, 605 S. Mason in Fort Collins
6 - 10 pm


Local performers concerned about the proposed uranium mining in Weld County have joined forces for a Campfire Concert to call attention to what may become a threat to our water, our environment, and our way of life. Some of Fort Collins finest musicians, singers, songwriters and bands will perform at the concert.

The local performers join a long list of opponents to Canadian mining company Powertech's proposed uranium mine in northern Colorado. The City of Fort Collins, the Larimer County Medical Society, the Colorado Medical Society, the League of Women Voters of Larimer County, and the Towns of Nunn, Greeley, Wellington, Ault and Timnath have signed resolutions against the proposed project. They have been joined by over 12,000 individuals and local businesses who have signed similar resolutions and petitions against uranium mining.

For more information, please contact Jackie Adolph at (970) 568-0594 or visit the website: www.nunnglow.com.

Engineers Without Borders Meeting: Tough Stuff Presentation

Thursday, November 19th
Koelbel 330 (Business Building)
5:30 pm
 

Tough Stuff is a company that provides inexpensive solar products to low income families in developing countries. Replacing kerosene lamps and batteries with a solar panel that improves health, education, and safety! Come learn more about these extremely durable (don’t break when driven over by a semi) and inexpensive products!


For more information, check out www.toughstuffonline.org and www.ewbcu.org.

Cornucopia of Local

Saturday, November 21st
Boulder Outlook Hotel, 800 28th Street
9 am - 3 pm

All day panel discussions on the local food movement.  The Renegade Lunch Lady Ann Cooper with BVSD's School Food Project will be held at 2 pm. Enjoy a seasonal harvest from over 35 farmers and food vendors along with presentations on eating locally. Stock up with fresh local food for your Thanksgiving feast! A portion of the proceeds will go to BVSD's School Food Project.


For more information, please visit the website: http://boulderfarmers.org.

Boulder County Audubon Society Annual Sale

Tuesday, November 24th
Boulder Unitarian Universalist Church, 5001 Pennsylvania Ave.
6:15 - 7:30 pm


Join the holiday festivities. Enjoy hot punch and homemade cookies while meeting local authors and artists. Increase your fun or lighten your load by purchasing special services:

  • A cooking class with a focus of your choice
  • A harp player to play for your holiday party
  • A hike by an experienced guide for you & your friends.

If you have books or art to sell at the event, please contact Mary Balzer, 303-499-0662. For more information about this event, please visit: www.boulderaudubon.org.

Boulder Buy Local Week

Saturday - Sunday, November 28th - December 6th
Boulder


Last year Coloradoans spent $12.7 billion during the holidays, which represents a huge chunk of $ for retailers. And since money spent at locally owned businesses reciruclates at least three times more in our community, where you spend your money really does matter.

A shift of just 10% of your purchases toward local retailers means more people are getting a paycheck, paying their rent, and getting what they need from other local businesses.

This event will bring together local business owners, community leaders and lovers of all things local to kick off the campaign and enjoy local food and music. The event (hosted by Swallow Hill) will start with a reception, include a great live auction of local fun-ness to benefit the work of MHBA and finish with performances by local musicians  Cliff Eberhardt and Chris Daniels.

Kickoff Event: Swallow Hill 71 East Yale Avenue Denver, CO

6:00 - 7:00 pm - Free reception with local food, complementary drinks and an opportunity to network with local businesses
7:00 - 7:30 - Live auction (featuring items from local businesses) to benefit the Mile High Business Alliance's work to build a healthier local economy
7:30 - Dessert in cafe; doors open for Cliff Eberhardt and Chris Daniels
8:00 - Welcoming words and proclamation of Buy Local Week
8:15 10:15 - Concert (tickets required; purchase them now) MHBA members can purchase tickets for the member price of $15 each in advance ($17 day of show)

For more information, visit the website: www.coloradolocalfirst.com/buylocalweek.

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