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Virtual Events

If your organization is planning an event of any kind, please email Caitlin at crockett@boulderweekly.com.

A LADIES VIRTUAL HAPPY HOUR.

Presented by Colorado Mountain School. 6 p.m. Thursday, July 9, facebook. com/ColoradoMountain- School.

Connect with other women who love the outdoors for a virtual happy hour. Professional mountain guides Mia Tucholke and Sarah Janin will host, giving mini-presentations and answering questions about alpine climbing in the Front Range and desert climbing in Moab before facilitating a discussion about your own experiences and ideas on how to make the community stronger. This event is limited to 100 participants. Please RSVP with a free ticket to confirm your attendance. All women and girls (transgender and cisgender) as well as non-binary people who identify with the women’s community are welcome.

101ST ARMY DIXIELAND BAND.

Longmont Museum Virtual Summer Concert Series. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 9, facebook.com/longmontmuseum.

The 101st Army Dixieland Band’s repertoire features the hits of Louis Armstrong, Cab Calloway, Jelly Roll Morton and many others. Regular favorites at the legendary Sacramento Jazz Jubilee and Monterey Dixieland Band Bash, these soldiers honor their nation through the most original American art form. These concerts are free, streamed lived from Stewart Auditorium. Visit Longmont Museum’s Facebook page at 7:30 p.m. on the night of the concert and click “videos” to join. Learn more at longmontmuseum.org or call 303-651-8374.

COURTESY OF STRANGEBYRDS

STRANGEBYRDS

Little Tree House Concert Series. 6:30 p.m. Saturday, July 18, littletreeacoustic.com.

Cari Minor and Ray Smith have flown together as Strangebyrds since 2010. They’ve developed a following with songs built on poetic lyrics, penetrating harmonies and approachable personas. Their brand of “blue collar folk,” as they like to call it, weaves together the powerful acoustic traditions of folk-Americana rock and blues. Donations for virtual concert seats are $12 and up on a sliding scale (so pay what you can). Little Tree asks that you donate early — instructions on how to join the concert will be provided after donation. Following the concert will be a Zoom meeting to discuss the show and socialize.

YOGA AND MEDITATION CLASSES.

Presented by Open Space, Open Mind. 10 a.m. Tuesdays and Fridays, with a half-hour meditation at noon on Wednesdays, openspaceopenmind.net.

In this time of uncertainty and self-isolation, you may find healing by engaging in a more traditional form of yoga. Open Space, Open Mind of Louisville offers a slow, contemplative form of classical yoga that not only strengthens the body but heals the soul and calms the mind in this stressful time. Every yoga class concludes with a guided deep relaxation. Classes are ongoing. Yoga classes are $10 and meditation is $5. To reserve your space, email openspaceyoga@hotmail.com or text 303-396-9023.