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Free KN95 masks: where to get them in Colorado

The state will hand out 5 masks per person per month at public locations such as libraries and rec centers as a way to curb the surge of the omicron variant.

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Anythink's mySummer initiative showcases whimsical public art | Press Release

Anythink’s mySummer initiative showcases whimsical public art | Press Release

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Things to Do for Free in Denver This Week, March 8-14, 2021


Join Rocky Mountain Public Media and Opera Colorado for a double-bill virtual concert featuring Tom Cipullo’s
Josephine and
The Promise of Living, followed by a talkback hosted by Keo Frazier with starring performers Laquita Mitchell and Nmon Ford, as well as choreographer Terrell Davis.
Josephine, a one-act opera, shines a spotlight on jazz-age icon and civil rights activist Josephine Baker.
The Promise of Living takes audiences on a journey through American history that highlights the challenges, opportunities and successes of the Black experience. The program is free, but register in advance here.
Thursday, March 11, 6 p.m., online
Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo will read Laura Peniche’s story about reaching out to fellow Christians to discuss her understanding of Jesus’s teachings on mercy, as well as his commandment that “you love one another just as I have loved you.” The free program weaves in the music of Uruguayan musician Elisa Garcia and the stories of two additional UndocuMonologists, Tania Chairez and Cristian Solano Córdova. Following the reading, Acevedo will reflect with Peniche on the experience of reading her story; additional UndocuAmerica monologists will join them for a post-performance Q&A. Register here.

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