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History Colorado celebrates Colorado Day on Sunday, Aug. 1 with free admission at 5 museums
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The Centennial State Celebrates its 145th birthday on Sunday, Aug. 1. More than 20 partner attractions will come together at the History Colorado Center (1200 N. Broadway) in downtown Denver to create an epic free-day worthy of this momentous occasion, proudly sponsored by Denver7.
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The Centennial State celebrates its 145th birthday on Sunday, Aug. 1. More than 20 partner attractions will come together at the History Colorado Center (1200 N. Broadway) in downtown Denver to create an epic free-day worthy of this momentous occasion, proudly sponsored by Denver7.
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They’re hoping for some middle ground in 2021.
As husband-and-wife pop duo 7000apart a reference to the 7000 kilometers from her bedroom in Stockholm, Sweden, to his college dorm room in Kentucky during their dating years they were
this close to becoming full-time musicians last year.
A steady presence at open mics at the Lyric Room, Cup O Joy and The Art Garage, and a 2019 debut album, “We Are More,” had earned them a strong following at home in Green Bay and was starting to pay dividends farther away.
The Beacon
Andy Sacksteder is surrounded by his sculptures as he works on his latest creation at The Art Garage during last weekend’s open house in Port Clinton. (Photo buy D’Arcy Egan)
BY D’ARCY PATRICK EGAN
From a dirty, old city service garage to a mecca of local artwork, The Art Garage has suddenly burst on the Port Clinton scene. The downtown building is much cleaner and far more pleasant than just a few short weeks ago, and local expectations are sky high.
The building is now a partnership between the Greater Port Clinton Area Arts Council and the City of Port Clinton, which once used it as a service garage for city vehicles and equipment. Built in 1935, it is now envisioned as 9,000 square feet of The Arts Garage, or TAG, and being repurposed to be an epicenter for the arts in Port Clinton and all of Ottawa County.