ERIN GO BOO
Angus Mohr with Canned Haggis
The D Note, 7519 Grandview Ave.,
Olde Town Arvada
303-823-9570
The spirits will loom large – and loud – at The D Note’s combination Halloween, Samhain and Angus Mohr CD release party on Friday. Expect to hear “Highland rock and roll” with bagpipes and electric guitars, as the kilt-clad quartet plays “Ring of Fire,” reels and Hendrix. On All Hallow’s Eve, do as the Irish do and sprinkle your animals with holy water to keep them safe from wandering spirits. Tickets are $10 at the door or at angusmohr.com.
IT’S ONLY NATURAL
“Tea to Tofu: Boulder’s Natural Food Phenomenon”
Boulder History Museum, 1206 Euclid Ave.
303-449-3464
boulderhistorymuseum.org
Think natural food is a new invention? Or that it first hit Boulder in the 1960s, when young herb picker Mo Siegel (who eventually founded Celestial Seasonings) rolled into town? In this exhibit, find out how deep the health movement’s roots reach – back to 1896, when the Boulder-Colorado Sanitarium opened at the foot of the Flatirons. The show runs through June 10.
YOU KNOW THEY’RE OUT THERE
UFO Time
Golden branch of Jefferson County Public Library
1019 10th St., Golden
303-279-4585
If you’re crafty, you know you’ve got at least one: an Unfinished Object. Every fourth Wednesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., crafters gather at the Golden branch of the Jefferson County Public Library to confront their UFOs: half-painted landscapes, sock puppets missing eyes, sweaters with no sleeves. Coffee, tea, large work tables and sympathetic fellow travelers provided.
