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Honorees:
CMC Scholar Campaign Donors
Dr. Robert Spuhler, CMC President
Karl and Alice Sheffield |
November
concertsThe Rifters @ 7:30 pm
15 – Steamboat Springs, Art Depot
16 – Glenwood Springs, Spring Valley Theater
17 – Rifle, EnCana Academic Center
It’s music that comes from where we come from – both from the high desert and mountain landscape of our homes and from the background and experiences of our lives – sort of a laid-back high-energy gentle giant old blue-buffalo-grama-grassy, cowboy, folky, shake-a-leg with a smile sort of thing. A rift is a split or a gap, sort of the like the Rio Grande rift that we all live on or around. But this music is more about bridging gaps. For us the music is what ties all the different times and places together. |
January concertsOpus 40 @ 7:30 pm
24 – Steamboat Springs, Art Depot
23 – Breckenridge, Father Dyer Church
(starts at 7 pm)
25 – Glenwood Springs, Spring Valley Theatre
26 – Rifle, EnCana Academic Center
featuring Johannes Brahms’ great horn trio in an alpine program featuring music inspired by the great outdoors. Violinist Jennifer Memolo, hornist John Aubrey and pianist Debra Ayers bring laughter and new insights to their programs; no stuffy concert setting allowed! |
March concertsSoprano Robin Follman &
Tenor Mark Thomsen @ 7:30 pm
19 – Breckenridge, Father Dyer Church (starts at 7 pm)
20 – Steamboat Springs, Art Depot
21 - Glenwood Springs, Spring Valley Theater
22 – Rifle, EnCana Academic Center
From tours with Andrea Bocceli and Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion and first opera to the Rockies of Colorado, Robin & Mark are not to be missed. |
| Visit www.cmccearts.org for information on tickets, locations and contact links for all of these concerts. |
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New CMC West Garfield Campus |
West Garfield Campus
EnCana Academic Center
3695 Airport Road, Rifle
September 10, 2007 marked the first day of classes for the new West Garfield Campus, EnCana Academic Center in Rifle. Activity started early that day, as four brand-new classrooms on campus filled up with excited students.
“They all like the building,” said Pam Arsenault, West Garfield campus dean. “A lot of students showed up this morning just to take a look and find where their classrooms would be, which is really cool because this is the easiest building to find your way around in.” read more... |
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Alexandra Yajko, CEO of CMC Foundation, shows a sample brick for the courtyard of the new West Garfield Campus |
West Garfield Campus Brick and Naming Opportunities |
| Families have contributed and named bricks are helping offset remaining building costs for the new EnCana Academic Center, which has a 300-seat auditorium, a science lab, an early childhood education center, art studios, a fitness studio and state-of-the-art classrooms with digital technology.
CMC’s Brick-by-Brick program allows individuals, businesses or other groups to purchase bricks for the courtyard of the new campus, supporting a community legacy of higher education. Each 4-by-8-inch brick is only $100, and can be inscribed with two lines of 14 characters each.
The bricks may be used to commemorate an event, memorialize a person or simply to name a family member or friend. Trees and benches at the campus may also be purchased, at a cost of $250. read more... |
To contribute to the brick campaign:
please CLICK HERE to donate online,
please CLICK HERE to print a form to mail in,
or contact Carol Brown of the CMC Foundation, at (970) 947-8355, or
email cjbrown@coloradomtn.edu. |
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