Issue 33

Issue 33 - Wednesday, September 10, 2008 - Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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Savor the Grape

Are you a big Broncos fan? If so, not only is Morton's Denver Tech Center giving you the opportunity to eat a famous rib eye, but you can also toast Champ Bailey, John Lynch and several of their teammates on their already successful season. Proceeds will benefit the new Darrent Williams Memorial Teen Center.

In addition to the elegant affair there will be a live auction, which will include a dinner with "the guys." These aren't the guys you play fantasy football with; these are the guys playing the real thing. Enjoy dinner with seven of your friends and co-sponsors Bailey and Lynch. If you prefer to dine at home, you'll have the opportunity to bring Morton's chef Eric Pruitt to your own kitchen. If you're a golfer, bid on a foursome and partner up with Pro Bowl safety Lynch (who rumor has it is known for his short game), on the Sanctuary Golf Course, one of the most exclusive clubs in the country.

Morton's The Steakhouse in the DTC
8480 E. Belleview Ave., Englewood
Monday, September 15
VIP reception: 6-7pm, Event opens to all ticket holders at 7pm.
Tickets: VIP reception, $250. Wine tasting and dinner, $150. Reservations may be made by calling Milli King at Morton's at 303-409-1180.



Bacchanalia

Experience a wine tasting, a competition and a good cause all rolled into one night. The Bacchanalian Society event will take place in just two weeks, so hurry to RSVP because this party is expected to sell out soon. You'll team up with fellow professionals from Denver to help taste test an assortment of varietals. Proceeds will benefit the Fisher Early Learning Center and The Rise School.

Thursday, September 25
2000 Buchtel Blvd.
denverbacchus.com

 



 

Reach Out to the Community!

ArtReach is an amazing organization going on its 35th year of making Denver a better place. Its mission: to "change lives through the arts" by providing at-risk children, teens and adults access to explore their world through art. Studies have shown that creating art can help people who are struggling with physical, mental or severe economic challenges, and through ArtReach, they have the opportunity to experience art and culture. Join fellow supporters next week as ArtReach kicks off fundraising for its big bash, Dine & D'art this February.

Egg and Dart Showroom
Denver Design Center
September 15, 5:30-7:30 pm
595 S. Broadway, Suite 110 E.
RSVP to karla@artreachdenver.org or call 303.433.2882, ext. 226
artreachdenver.org




Queen of the Road

Author Doreen Orion will entertain her audience with as she relives her book about driving more than 22,000 miles and seeing 47 states, all with her two cats, poodle and her adorable husband. Join Orion on her year-long adventure. She is addicted to shoes and the idea of hiking makes her want to curl up indoors. But being the altruistic wife she isn't, she packs up her life and heads out to experience America with her hubby!

Barnes & Noble
September 13, 2pm
8136 W. Bowles Ave.
queenoftheroadthebook.com


 



 
When the Sun Is Too HOT

As autumn has arrived and summer has come to a close, it's still important to protect your skin from harmful UV rays. Dr. Ben Lee is hosting a sun damage awareness soiree (nibbles and vino included) to educate and inform you. Sponsored by Outdoor Divas, this seminar will teach you about the potential risks associated with sun exposure and also enlighten you about how you can improve your skin through painless procedures and medically engineered products. Join your fellow femmes to better understand how to make your skin radiant (without the tan).

September 17, 6:30 p.m.
Outdoor Divas at Cherry Creek
2717 E Third Ave.
303.320.3482


Comedy for a Cause

Join comedienne and author Chelsea Handler in a live performance at the Paramount Theatre for New Genesis. If you enjoy Handler's nightly gossipfest, Chelsea Lately on the E! Entertainment Network, you'll love her stand-up act; it's raunchy and beautiful at the same time. Proceeds from the evening will benefit New Genesis, a Denver charity that creates transitional communities for the homeless. It promotes an optimistic and enthusiastic environment and guides its residents toward realizing their goals and demonstrating responsibility and accountability for their actions.

Saturday, October 18, 7 pm
Tickets: $35, VIP tickets available
The Paramount Theatre
1621 Glenarm
303.623.0106
tickethorse.com


 




 
Celebrate a New Salon

Enjoy a fashion show with mile-high hairstyles, a DJ, wine and appetizers at the grand opening of Rebelle, a quaintly innovative new salon east of the 20th century. This hot new property is the brainchild of Roxy Blu (philanthropic hair stylist and French revivalist entrepreneur) and her sister, Castle (creative director operating remotely from her San Francisco office). The salon is a mélange of all things spectacular: French flair, people power, passion and innovation. The people behind Rebelle are consistently inspired by communities, individuals and the desire to enjoy life.

Portions of the proceeds will go toward YouthBiz, an organization founded by a local activist and eight inner-city teens in the Five Points neighborhood in 1992. Designed to promote character skills, responsibility and the success of adolescents, YouthBiz has served more than 2,500 youth and their family members, and like Rebelle, is committed to integrity, community and a positive future. Space is limited and the event is open to the public.

Tickets: $20
3921 Tennyson St.
303.433.0898
rebellebytootsies.com
youthbiz.org


Colorado Ballet Season Starts

There is a ballet for everyone as the 2008 – 2009 season kicks off with the Colorado Ballet's Triple Crown, a stirring combination of three audience favorites presented in the intimate setting of the Gates Concert Hall in the Newman Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Denver. Whether you are a fan of the classics, a lover of contemporary dance or a newcomer, they have a ballet for you. Look for choreography by Jessica Lang, Peter Anastos and Clark Tippet and music by Robert Schumann, Frederic Chopin and Max Bruch.

Performances:
Saturday, September 13, 7:30 pm
Sunday, September 14, 2 pm

Newman Center for the Performing Arts
2344 East Iliff Ave.
303.871.7720
coloradoballet.org


 

Pictured above: Dancer Dana Benton, photographed by Allen Birmbach


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