Friday, July 29, 2005
Best under pressure? Friday
The return of the 48 Hour Film Project is upon us – teams gathering resources and motivation to film, edit, and produce a film in, yes, 48 hours.
Getting things started tonight at Forest Room 5, this event gathers steam every year and is just as much fun to watch as it is to participate.
Think you have what it takes? Check out the website for registration info. And if you’re interested in screening the films, I’ll remind you next weekend of times and places.
What: The 48 Hour Film Project Kickoff
Where: Forest Room 5, 6 p.m.
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Dragons. Boats. Dragon Boats and more! Saturday and Sunday
The summer is markedly swimming with the 2005 Colorado Dragon Boat Festival!
With Dragon Boats and Asian Pacific American cultures with more than 80 vendors in the Asian Marketplace and two full days of traditional and contemporary Asian Pacific American performances, you can watch authentic Dragon Boats racing on Sloan’s Lake Park.
Don’t worry about parking – it’s FREE at Invesco Field with air-conditioned shuttles running to and from the park all weekend.
Interested in racing yourself? Read up about the .
The Dragon Boat Festival is a big, scaly, fire-breathing deal! See you there!
What: 2005 Colorado Dragon Boat Festival
Where: Sloan’s Lake Park, 25th & Sheridan ()
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B.Y.O.R.! Saturday
“R” is for records!
Another benefit for the Breakdown Book Collection, the B.Y.O.R. #3 provides the average joe and joesephine their own turn-table glory by letting you be the d.j.!
Bring 3 records and play 3 songs, all to your very own likeness. Make them rock. Make them roll. Buy me drinks. Yeah.
You’re the rockstar.
What: B.Y.O.R. at Bar Bar!
Where: 21st and Champa, 9:30 p.m.
Cost: free!
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You have a doctor’s appointment on Sunday. Sunday
Yup. Quixote’s made the appointment for you.
For their continuing Independent Film Series, a screening of the 1963 Kubrick classic “Dr. Strangelove” is your prescription for a good Sunday evening.
What: Dr. Strangelove
Where: Quixote’s, 2637 Welton Street, 5 p.m.
Cost: free
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