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Volume 6, Number 11 | April 24, 2014
Spectrum delights
By Lynn Burton Sopris Sun Staff Writer
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his week’s 5Point Film Festival steps down from the Carbondale Recreation Center’s big screen at times and steps into the community, with an Alpine Angling casting clinic, solar-array bike tour, sidewalk chalk-art session and more. For the seventh year, the Carbondale-based non-profit festival will present all manner of outdoor-oriented films and related programs on April 24-27. This year’s programming has expanded to include more community involvement, according to 5Point organizers. “Participation and involvement are two things we believe in; two things that make a community strong and vibrant,” says the 5Point program, available at numerous locations and also online at 5Pointfilm.org. “When you can inspire someone to get outdoors … (and) experience their place through their passions, they will naturally want to protect this experience and get involved … for their own adventure.”
The activity schedule is as follows: April 26
8:30 a.m. – Trail run; meet at Dos Gringos and head out with Independence Run & Hike. 8:30 a.m. – Fryingpan River cleanup; join in with the Roaring Fork Conservancy in Basalt (see Calendar section for details). 9 a.m. – Coffee demo; Bonfire Coffee gives a demonstration on exotic brew methods, including the ibrik, flat drip and moka pot. 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. – Adventure art completion; in the recreation center lawn, join CCAH and sculptor Michael Lindsay, and add your own prayer flag. 11 a.m. – Casting clinic; Alpine Angling, Trout Unlimited and Patagonia host a casting clinic and river talk at Sopris Park. Space is limited, so sign up at the recreation center in advance. 2:30 p.m. – Scavenger hunt; join Ragged Mountain Sports for a “mountain pirate” themed hunt starting at the recreation center and ending at the store (located in the Sopris Shopping Center on Highway 133).
April 27
9 a.m. – Gardening; head to Rock Bottom Ranch
Kinsey Romero and crew delighted a Thunder River Theatre crowd with “All that Jazz” from the Broadway musical “Chicago” on Saturday night. The performance was part of the fifth annual Spectrum Dance Collection, which brought together dancers and choreographers from Aspen to Rifle. For more on the two-night show, please turn to page 8. Photo by Jane Bachrach
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