August 2009

Not long ago, we announced the arrival of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America to the Rocky Mountain region. Now it’s time for the Rocky Mountain Chapter‘s first educational class, and we wanted to be sure you had the details:

Course: An Introduction to the Beaux-Arts Ink Wash Technique
Instructor: Cameron P. Kruger, AIA
Dates: Three consecutive Tuesdays, September 15 through September 29
Time: 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Location: Mandil, Inc., 846 Elati Street, Denver, CO 80204
Cost: $200 For ICA&CA members/$250 for non-members

Whether you’re a member of the trade looking to perfect your design study sketches or simply a curious creative, come learn the age-old technique of ink wash drawing. Contact Gail Breece, 720-266-6787 or info@classicist-rm.org, for more information.

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Sunday, August 23, 2009

After enjoying the last performance of the Aspen Music Festival’s 2009 season, a spectacular performance of Verdi’s “Requiem,” concert-goers headed to a private donor’s reception hosted by Mountain Living. Guests relaxed, enjoyed delicious hors d’oeuvres courtesy of Conundrum Catering, and mingled with the event’s sponsors, who included Colorado Homes & Lifestyles magazine, Charles Cunniffe Architects, Decorative Materials, Rustic Point, Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory and, of course, the Aspen Music Festival & School.

To learn more about the Aspen Music Festival & School, visit www.aspenmusicfestival.com.

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The Home of the Year’s dramatic stone fireplace anchors the room; wide windows look out onto a separate guest cabin, private pond and beautiful Rocky Mountain scenery. View more photos online at mountainliving.com.

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