WEEKEND LIVE!
Ginning up green spirits
The Roundhouse Distillery is now open for tours. Experience firsthand how Roundhouse Gin and Coffee Corretto liqueur are handcrafted using sustainable methods and organic botanicals. The one-hour tours are free, open to the public, and happen Thursday through Saturday, 3-7 p.m. 5311 Western Ave., Suite K, Boulder. Information at
A delicious partnership
Lemon Sponge Cake Contemporary Ballet mounts its world premiere of “BACH 260,” a collaborative dance program featuring Finnish National Ballet etoile Minna Tervamaki. 8 p.m. today at Chautauqua Auditorium. Tickets start at $28.75. 900 Baseline Road, Boulder. Info: 303-440-7666 or
AT THE MOVIES
Quirky adaptation
It’s a contest: “You invite idiots to dinner and make fun of them?” “Yep.” And there you have the plot. “Dinner for Schmucks” is Steve Carell’s latest goofball laugh-fest. Paul Rudd plays the executive who brings the ultimate moron (Carell) to the dinner in hopes of scoring a promotion in this remake of a French farce. PG-13.
Charlie’s other angel
“Charlie St. Cloud” (Zac Efron) is devastated by the death of his little brother, Sam. After Sam dies, Charlie sees his ghost and promises to be there for him forever. The locals assume he’s gone ’round the bend. What could possibly make Charlie leave his loss behind and choose to live again? A girl, of course. PG-13.
HOMEBODIES
It’s all Greek to them
“Clash of the Titans,” now on DVD, is about the epic journey of Zeus’ son, who tries to save mere mortals from the evils of the underworld. Starring Sam Worthington, Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes. PG-13.
No invitation necessary?
After a stint at a mental hospital, Anna is healing from her mother’s death. But when her dad’s new girlfriend raises suspicions about what really happened the night her mother died, and ghostly children begin sending her warnings, Anna’s sanity is again in question. Who’s behind these “Uninvited” occurrences? PG-13. Monnie Nilsson, The Denver Post
