COLLARS MAKE THE DOGS
Beastro Bandanas
Last year, in honor of the kickoff of football season, Lisa and Tim Boomershine decided to glitz up their golden retrievers with Broncos’ bandannas. The only problem? They were having a hard time finding them. So the Boomershines decided to sew their own. The bandannas scored so many points at the dog park, the Broomfield residents launched Beastro Bandanas, ensuring that this year, even the fuzziest Broncos fans can be dressed appropriately for $5 or less.
UNTIL THE SNOW FLIES
High Country Treasures
6531 Colorado 82, Twin Lakes
719-486-8347
Deborah Western Johnson marks her second year showcasing the wares of Colorado artists at the wide spot in the road known as Twin Lakes. On your way to peep at the leaves along Independence Pass, stop in and check out gorgeous vessels turned from aspen wood, fused and blown glass, pottery and painting. But hurry, High Country Treasures is open only as long as the road is clear.
THE PLAY AND OTHER THINGS
Shakespeare’s Sister
Mary Rippon Outdoor Theater,
University of Colorado, noon Thursday, free
With a little help from the audience, actress Marta Barnard performs scenes from the Bard’s best-known plays to kick off Arts and Culture Week at the Boulder campus. The festival of free and low-cost events runs a week, culminating with a performance by trumpeter Arturo Sandoval on Sept. 20 in Macky Auditorium. Schedule and ticket information at .
