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Figure Skating workshop at CU Dance Boulder
May 23rd
COME ONE; COME ALL!!!
ages 3 & up
The fun class introduces new students to basic ice skating posture & terminology, rotation principles, & jump/
spin technique through various exercises common to skating & dance instruction. Students will have a safe &
fun experience of skating before ever putting on skates, making for a safer & easier transition to the ice. Not to
mention with a higher rate of skill acquisition! It’s free for students of our summer session. Session registration
available on-site before & after class, or on the web:
The classes are taught by C3 director Cliff Patterson, recent CU Boulder alum. Cliff has been on the ice since 1985, dancing since
1992, and has been working as a pro in the field since 1997. He came to Boulder in 2007 to finish his dance degree. We are
proud to bring his experience and whole person approach to the Boulder community. Our goals for the skating program include
building a year-round program in Boulder, increasing accessibility to the already fantastic CU ice rink, which will be replaced
within the next couple years, & performance collaborations with nearby programs,. We would like to install theatre lights in the
new facility. Come learn to skate with us; we hope to add to the arts and sports culture thriving in Boulder.
Catalystic Cadence Collective, Inc (or C3) is the Ice & Dance Theatre company
based in Boulder.
We are the only Ice Theatre company in Colorado. We are
launching our public access instruction program with classes this summer at
CU Boulder Ice Arena and the We’re House Performing Arts Center in Boulder.
We are nationally sanctioned by US Figure Skating and offer learn to skate,
figure skating, and dance classes to all ages and abilities. Our instructional
program offers recreational, special needs, & competitive tracks, with
opportunity to compete on the national circuit.
CU Boulder Ice Arena
WHAT: C3 Intro to Figure Skating
Workshop at CU Dance
WHERE: CU Boulder Department of
Theatre & Dance; University
Theatre W150
WHEN: May 18-28, 2011 (adults on
Weds & youth on Sat)
COST: FREE (because you will want
to register for learn to skate!
FOR MORE INFO — Cliff @ 720.447.0395
or catalystic.cadence@gmail.com
Joint City Council and Planning Board public hearing for the 2010 Major Update to the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan
May 20th
City Council and Planning Board will hold a joint public hearing to consider proposed policy, text and map changes to the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan (BVCP) as part of the 2010 Major Update at 6:30 p.m. (or immediately following the Energy Roundtable) on Tuesday, May 24, in City Council Chambers.
The draft 2010 Major Update to the BVCP is available for review at www.bouldervalleycomplan.net.
After the public hearing, Planning Board will deliberate and take action on the BVCP. City Council will consider the adoption of the updated plan at its regular meeting on Tuesday, June 7. Adoption hearings with the Boulder County Planning Commission and Boulder County Commissioners will be held in July and August.
These adoption meetings are the culmination of more than a year’s worth of working with the community, advisory boards and City Council to revise and refine development priorities, standards and preservation for the Boulder Valley over the next five years.
The BVCP is a joint plan between the City of Boulder and Boulder County, providing shared land use decision‑making in the Boulder Valley. The plan sets a course for the future growth and development of the city and the lands just outside the city’s boundaries.
For more information about the 2010 Update to the BVCP, visit www.bouldervalleycompplan.net or contact Chris Meschuk at 303-441-4293 or meschukc@bouldercolorado.gov.
Volunteers needed for Valmont Bike Hosts Boulder
May 20th
Volunteers needed for Valmont Bike Hosts
The City of Boulder’s Parks and Recreation Department, with the help of the Boulder MountainBike Alliance, is looking for congenial people to volunteer for the opening weekend at the Valmont Bike Park on Saturday, June 11, and Sunday, June 12. Volunteers are needed to interact with visitors, answer questions and provide information on the park’s various features. Two- to four-hour shifts are available from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 11, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 12.
There will be a required training sessions at the park on Tuesday, May 24, and Thursday, May 26 from 5 to 7 p.m. Volunteers must attend one of these sessions. Volunteers should be 16 years of age or older and comfortable interacting with the public. Bicycle riders of all levels are encouraged to respond but riding is not required. Volunteers must sign up atwww.bouldermountainbike.org (click the “Valmont Bike Posse” link on the bottom right) or by emailingvalmont@bouldermountainbike.org.
Reminder: Valmont Bike Park remains CLOSED to unauthorized visitors and riders until opening day (June 11) to allow for completion of construction.
Long-term volunteers are needed through the summer months as well. For more information, call Shelly Ruspakka, Parks and Recreation, at 303-413-7214.
