Thursday, July 21, 2005
Nautical clothing with a James Bond twist.
What will they think of next?
+ Gallery (plus Gallery) will be showing the fashion brainchildren of Gabriel Conroy, a Frisco native who seams and sews in Denver for “Undercover,” which features one of a kind gowns and evening separates inspired by classical European nautical clothing with a ’70s James Bond twist.
Because sometimes James Bond has to go deep sea fishing, and then get back to the party.
Conroy is said to be one of the metro area’s most sought-after designers, and “Undercover” seems to be well-anticipated.
Colorado couture at its best.
What: Undercover
Where: + Gallery, 2350 Lawrence Street, 7 p.m.
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Tickle your fancy.
Democrats, Republicans, scrapbooking, stay at home moms, Denver Entrepreneurs, foreign languages of all types, vegetarians, motherless daughters, ferret lovers, witches, podcasters, writers, crocheters, artist trading cards, Kabbalah, jazz, ESL, Denver/Boulder paralegals, Architecture for Humanites, pagans, ADD, web comics, cartoonists, boardgames, smokers, ex-Jahova’s Witnesses, Sci-Fi fantasy readers, Wal-mart reformers, screenwriters, expat Brazillians, musicians, readers of Socrates, spicy food lovers, anime, women who love wine, Arabic language, drum circles, real estate buying & investing, stitchery, poker, figure drawing, personal growth, 303 Disciples of the Dark, atheists, hip hop, and sports biking.
…you mean you haven’t found a MeetUp group yet?
What: MeetUp.com group gatherings
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What it’s there for.
In the last decade, Confluence Park has become almost recognizable.
…and that’s a good thing!
Their weekly concert series is a wonderful change of pace, and perfect for Thursday night outdoor relaxation.
Take a break from the heat, grab a picnic blanket and cob a squat in the grass – a perfect backdrop for jazz vocalist Lisa Bell.
Bring the pooch, bring the kids, bring your relaxed summer self.
What: Confluence Concert Series
Where: 15th & Little Raven, 6:30 p.m.
Cost: free
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