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Show I The Annual Blue Mountain Holiday Lap Swimming is from 6 to 7:30 a.m. Technology Building, Room 112 in Ext. 128 1 Celebration kicks off with a parade down daily at the Monticello pool. Open to the Blanding. $5. (435) Main Street at 6 p.m. Dec. 3 in public. Exhibits and Cultural Sites Monticello. The parade is followed by a Santa Petroglyphs and Pictographs of the Lectures, Workshops tree lighting, chili supper and Rio Grande, is on display through Dec. 9 and Classes appearance in Town Park. (435) The Holiday Fair, featuring artists wares Harry Potter and the Scorcerers Stone 3 1 in the auditorium at Edge of the Cedars fundbe discussed by the Monticello Book State Park Museum. The exhibit features will and a Christmas Tree silent auction raiser takes place Dec. 4 at the San Juan Club at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 20 at the San Pueblo IV rock art from New Mexico. The state parkmuseum is located at 660 West, County Fairgrounds. Free lunch provided. Juan Library in Monticello. 8 Paying Last Respects, a segment of 400 North, in Blanding. (435) the Full Circle: Issues of Aging seminar Recreation j Silverton, Telluride The Blue Mountain Classic takes place 9 p.m. Nov. 23 from at ; CEU-SJTechnology Building, Room & Rico Thanksgiving Basketball Tournament, 1 in 112 $5. (435) Blanding. for an tournament ages 16 and older takes place Nov. 6 at Ext. 128. Coping with Loss, a segment of the Performing Arts the San Juan High School gym. Cost is takes Issues Full seminar Circle: of Aging Holiday Fantasy Production will be $175team and due by 4:30 p.m. Nov. 26 CEU-SJshown at 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Dec. place 9 p.m. Nov. 30 from at at the gym. (435) 678-220- 10-1- 2, 7-- C 678-220- all-ma- le 25-2- 7-- 678-315- 9. C 3-- 5, 8 at the Miners Union Theater, 1069 Greene St. in Silverton. (970) 387-533- 7. Recreation Opening 587-323- 678-223- 17-1- Day Benefit for the Telluride Ski Area Nov. 23. Lift tickets are $20 for everyone, including season holders; children five and pass and younger ski free. Sid Free and More for guests staying at participating lodges in the towns of Telluride and Mountain Village Nov. 28. Those who qualify can choose from a free lift ticket, a free ski clinic, a of child care free lunch or a free half-da- y for each night they stay. Womens Ski Clinics to explore the e mountain and skiing skills will be Dec. 3, 8 and 17 at Telluride Ski Area. Clinics are held once a week for three consecutive weeks. Reservations required. T-ca- rd 24-De- c. fine-tun- (800) 801-483- 2. aerobics classes are 7 d Adult p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays at the Silverton School Gym. Exhibits and Cultural Sites D&SRR Silverton Freight Yard Museum is now open to the public. The Silverton depot was built in 1882. Admission is free for train passengers and $5 for adults and $2.50 for kids 1 1 and younger. co-e- Tarras Continued from page 5 from the bands debut, Salmon, is a Rising, great example of Hancocks ability to let her classical training shine in a nonclassical setting. The violin is featured throughout the instrumental tune moving from driving, technical flourishes to a sweet, lyrical, almost melancholy line. Whether Hancock is dazzling us with her technical prowess or lush tone, Armstrongs cittern provides a backup that is at once rich, full and strongly - percussive. Rising is primarily instrumental -four the 1 3 tracks feature vocals. of only Good thing, because the instrumentals tend to outshine the vocals, which are the only indication of the bands youth. Some of the vocal tracks, particularly Whisky Town, smack of pop and seem to lack the musical depth and sophistication of the other tunes. This is not to say all their vocals miss the mark. Im So Tired is a strong, bluesy, earthy song that hints at the bands potential in the vocal arena. Make no mistake though: Tarras is a group of gifted, tight, clean and proficient musicians. They bring freshness to traditional tunes and tradition to original tunes. Better than its proficiency however, the album suggests an exciting and dynamic live show'. It only takes a bit of imagination to be transported to a dark pub in Northern England, feeling the energy and raw power of Celtic music. Lauryn Shapter is a fiddler, teacher bluegrass junkie who lives in Dolores. 16 a Cross Currents - November 19, 1999 and |