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News from the Hall
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The latest aesthetic improvement to Niwot Hall are beautiful, handcrafted encasements of the three metal poles that run down the center of the main hall. These new columns, in keeping with the vintage style of the Hall, add a wonderful touch of class to the venue. Come by to see this small, but mighty update when you attend an event at the Hall.
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Breakfasts with the Rotary Club of Niwot
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Thursdays, May 1, 8, 15, & 22
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The Rotary Club of Niwot welcomes the community to their morning gatherings at Niwot Hall. Breakfast and coffee are served at each meeting.
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May 15th's breakfast features speaker Dawn Brady of the Center for People With Disabilities who will speak about guide dogs for the blind.
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Learn what your local Rotary Club is doing for and in the community. Visit Rotary Club for more information.
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Dance Classes with Lindy Bartruff
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Tuesdays, May 6, 13, 20, & 27,
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Participate in fun and fitness while dancing under the instruction of director-choreographer Lindy Bartruff.
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3:00 - 4:00 p.m. Aerobic Dance Do you love to dance and yearn for an easy, energizing outlet? Ignite your afternoons with lively routines based on simple dance movements. A new routine weekly, no experience necessary, and walk-ins are welcome. $15 per class or four for $50.
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4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Line Dance Country to hip-hop influences, Line Dance is exhilarating and easy to learn. Niwot Hall is your wall-to-wall dance hall. No experience necessary. Walk-ins welcome, participation is free of charge.
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5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Afro-Jazz A jazz dance technique initiating from African dance. Learn the basics and you'll feel grounded, expressive, and beautiful. Some dance experience would be helpful. $50 for four-session workshop. Registration required.
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Niwot Community Connection
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The NCC's May meeting will feature a presentation by Pat Craig, founder and Executive Director of The Wild Animal Sanctuary. in Keenesburg, CO. Driven by the discovery of countless confined and euthanized "surplus" animals, Pat embarked on an animal rescue mission at just 19 years old. He became the youngest licensed zoological director and pioneered the first sanctuary dedicated to large carnivores.
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His 45+ years of visionary leadership has established the world's longest running and largest nonprofit sanctuary, providing refuge for abused, abandoned, exploited, and illegally kept exotic and endangered animals. A sought-after national speaker, Pat collaborates with organizations such as the USDA and U.S. Fish & Wildlife Department to strengthen animal welfare. Dubbed a "Modern Day Noah", his impactful rescue efforts span international borders. Overseeing all operations and innovating specialized rescue equipment, Pat's dedication has garnered significant recognition, awards, as well as profiles on national television shows.
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If you'd like additional information about NCC, a group for those 50 years and older, please write to NiwotCommunityConnection@gmail.com.
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Because March's market was so well attended and there were many requests for more of the same, Niwot's Native Art Market will be in the Hall again! These artists from the earlier Market are returning : Nico Strange Owl, Maxx Wapasha Lake, Kristina and Rafael Maldonado, Bad Hand, Marie Yellowhawk and Harry Teller, Starr Vipi, Salix Dezrea Renan and Tom Myer. New artists participating will be: Rod Velarde, Jensen Travis, and Bill Mendoza.
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You'll enjoy a wide spectrum of art forms, materials, and styles to choose from. This event is sponsored by the Niwot Cultural Arts Association. Admission is free.
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Niwot Wellness Lecture Series
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Niwot's own wellness experts have created a series of presentations at Niwot Hall that will keep you healthy and happy. Join Dr. Patti Ashley in June when she presents "Living in Uncertain Times." Dr. Ashley will touch on powerful ways to move forward with resilience and self-compassion.
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This event is free to the public and drinks and light snacks will be served.
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Sponsored by the Niwot LID and the Niwot Business Association, this series of lectures features Niwot health professionals Dr. Janine Malcolm, Dr. Patti Ashley, and Dr. Amy Chang. Mark your calendar for future events on September 17, and December 3.
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Frances Morris is Niwot Hall's newest featured artist
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Oil paintings by artist Frances Morris will be gracing the walls of the Hall in May and June. Morris's artwork focuses on landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. Each piece is for sale, with 30% of the price of each piece going to the Hall as a tax-deductible donation.
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Volunteer needed: The Hall is looking for a volunteer fundraising coordinator to help organize exciting community events in 2025. If you are interested in adding your energy and expertise to this historic organization, please write to info@NiwotHall.org.
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