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SUMMARY:History of Colorado Cattle Ranching Lecture
DESCRIPTION:In honor of Colorado’s 150th anniversary\, Douglas Land Conservancy in collaboration with the Douglas County Library and support from Douglas County History Repository is pleased to announce a celebration of the history of cattle ranching in Douglas County. Stop by the Philip and Jerry Miller Library in Castle Rock through April to see the ranch history display and find several books to learn more in the local history lounge upstairs. \n\n\n\nLong-time resident Sharon Sjostrom will share stories of cattle drives from Texas and the transition from open range to fenced ranches. You’ll hear about some of the ranches that have now been permanently protected with conservation easements\, like Greenland and Cherokee ranches\, and the breeds of cattle they introduced and raised in Colorado. A reception will be held upstairs in the local history lounge beginning at 5pm. This is a great chance to view the display of Ranch history that the Library has put together and share stories. The presentation will begin at 6pm downstairs in Event Hall B. \n\n\n\nThis display and presentation are part of a project to preserve and protect the cultural history of our conserved lands. This means archiving historical documents\, saving physical artifacts from destruction\, interviewing landowners and long-time residents\, and consolidating information to contribute to our understanding of the amazing history of Douglas County. \n\n\n\nDLC presentations are offered free of charge\, but a $10 per person donation is suggested so that we may continue to offer educational outreach events in the community.
URL:https://livewelldougco.com/event/history-of-colorado-cattle-ranching-lecture/
LOCATION:Philip and Jerry Miller Library\, 100 S. Wilcox St.\, Castle Rock\, Colorado\, 80104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Castle Rock,Douglas County
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SUMMARY:Steep Canyon Rangers
DESCRIPTION:Hailing from both the Appalachian and Piedmont regions of North Carolina\, the Steep Canyon Rangers have long held traditional bluegrass paramount\, while possessing an exceptional ability to bring it down the mountain\, incorporating accessible influence from all walks of the region. With the band’s last few albums\, they have gained recognition from well beyond the world of bluegrass\, earning a reputation as some of the most influential songwriters in Americana today. \n\n\n\nSteep Canyon Rangers is made up of Graham Sharp on banjo and vocals\, Mike Guggino on mandolin/mandola and vocals\, newcomer Aaron Burdett on guitar and vocals\, Nicky Sanders on fiddle and vocals\, Mike Ashworth on drums and vocals and Barrett Smith on bass\, guitar\, and vocals. \n\n\n\nOver the band’s esteemed career\, the three-time Grammy® nominees have released 14 studio albums\, three collaborative albums with actor and banjoist Steve Martin\, been inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame and appeared on some of music’s biggest stages. In 2013\, Nobody Knows You won the Grammy® Award for Best Bluegrass Album\, while Rare Bird (2012) and North Carolina Songbook (2020) garnered nominations in the same category.
URL:https://livewelldougco.com/event/steep-canyon-rangers/
LOCATION:PACE Center\, 20000 Pikes Peak Ave.\, Parker\, Colorado\, 80138\, United States
CATEGORIES:Parker
ORGANIZER;CN="Parker Arts":MAILTO:PACEtickets@parkerco.gov
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