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Home My WebLink AboutPACKET Community Development 2001-10-25AGENDA Townof Estes-Park- Community Development Committee Thursday, October 25, 2001 8:00 a.m. 1. Museum a. Grant Award b. Attendance Report 2. Senior Center a. Bi-Monthly Report 3. Advertising Program - Report (Written only) 4. Special Events Department a. Event Report - Elk Fest b. Request for Approval - Agreement for EVRPD to use Barn W for inline skating 5. Community Development Department - Report Prepared October 19, 2001 The Community Development Committee reserves the right to consider other appropriate items not available at the time the Agenda was prepared. 4..1 TOWN OF ESTES PARK ~ 914 44' 197 & - er- 1 1.11 4 rt Vt. pe,3 1 7*tÂ» , ~ Â·.,3,13 'f~f~-C- 2- 1. 1 1 4 -- --0 2,3.g~ 110,279.9///-TU'.3-1:-0./4,Â«R :4\4Â¢h, , , I- 7.-1 ,\1 + - ~ ~ --, -, ..4.Â·..,- i,4>655Â·i; 2 152 P . %>it'y( , _- ---r--[1, Estes Park Area 4-'. 'h LA., Historical Museum For Immediate Release Contact: Betty Kilsdonk October 9, 2001 970.596.6256 bkilsdonk((Destes.org IMLS Contact: Mamie Bittner 202.606.8339 or Mbittner@imls.gov Estes Park Area Historical Museum Awarded Prestigious IMLS Grant Estes Park, Colorado-Thanks to a grant from the federal Institute o f Museum and Library Services (IMLS), the Estes Park Area Historical Museum will receive $29,780 over the next two years in general operating support. "We are delighted to announce receipt o f this grant, which rewards outstanding performance in all areas ofmuseum operations," said museum director Betty Kilsdonk. "The funds will be used to support the museum's new emphasis on educational outreach. IMLS support will allow us to continue to offer education programs free of charge or at nominal fees. In so doing, wewill build on our ongoing efforts to reach existing and new audiences. "We invite the public to celebrate the grant award with us at the opening reception for our new exhibit, 'Heroes in History: Olympic Athletes of the Estes Park Area."' The free reception will take place Friday, October 19 from 5 to 7 PM at the Museum. Of the nation's 15,000 museums, 826 applied this year for the General Operating Support grant award. Only 178 museums received it. The highly competitive grants are unrestricted and may be used for ongoing institutional activities. They are among the most sought-after museum awards. -more- (970) 586-6256 â€¢ (970) 586-6029 â€¢ RO. BOX 1691 â€¢ 200 FOURTH STREET â€¢ ESTES PARK, CO 80517 â€¢ FAX (970) 586-69( 4 Professionals in the museum field, with an average of 13 years of experience, evaluate each application. Comments about the Estes Park Area Historical Museum made by these reviewers include: "Outreach and collaboration with other groups is terrific." "Strong community support...Friends group is impressive." "Terrific track record [with long-range plans]." "Great volunteer program." "Excellent... collections management program." "Very well-qualified staff." Robert S. Martin, the new director ofthe Institute ofMuseum and Library Services, said, "With more than $15,512,000 going to 178 exemplary museums, IMLS continues its long tradition of recognizing and supporting the best of museum service in America. Though much has changed in the museum world since the grant program began 23 years ago, our General Operating Support grants continue to be in high demand." IMLS is a federal grantmaking agency located in Washington, DC that fosters leadership, innovation and a lifetime of learning by supporting museums and libraries. The Estes Park Area Historical Museum will be eligible to apply again for a General Operating Support grant in 2003. ### co r. 0 U, g) 3 U) -.g -0 0 - 0, 8 1 M M LO 0 <D %0 - Estes Park Area Historical Museum Attendance & Admissions Septem ance = 687 ptember = $710 LO, 00, 66, 86, Z6, LO, 00, 66, 86, L6, i = $5,899 1997 - 2001 91.9Z Attendance 9439 2099 11721 1.ZED E 00 0 g In o 10 - - -* W -5 & ifj .0 0 2 m N O CD 2 5 cO . 10 Ul- g E .9 21 3, 9 0 Â£ il .9 -o or C 0 0 0 > 2 LOOZ -Z66 L Â·iequue,des 899 10 *no &0. 66. 86. Â£6. Estes Park Area Historical Mus Attendance, Sep 2001 - sottyglnfrnother trunks at tajl . i *'IS Closed Sundays Sept. 2001 due to staff shortage 8LS 98S 802 i site tour;Yel 0/0.9 %ZE O,01 %89 co C 0 0 11,il......... 8 lo 0 n - 0 i- /2 E - CD .r 0 <g Estes Park Area Historical Museum LOI 86, 26, LO, 00, 66, 86, 26, 2001 Attendance for ugust is 687 2001 Admissions for August are S882 Attendance Admissions 11721 $6.771 t'$ Attendance & A 1997 - 2001 Â£028 94R9 2099 YTD = 82 1.Zzt' E 0 9 0 00 - 0 0 CD 0 al k 23 2 0 - Egâ‚¬ a = 0 -,3 W' Miwillilli #..-- $ 2 N f U .- 0 - .WU) ... U) 3 00 cn > 1- 32 0 E .. . m & & i 111 - - 0 E & 6, 00 Leg %29 &0. 66. 86. Â£6. progr ndees) August 1997- 2001 By Visitor Origin Closed Sundays August 2001 due to staff shortage. 11â€¢01â€¢ 3447 olorado 125th anniversary storytell r; 3 Estes Park Area Attendance, A s for Kreative Kids; history of Col 0/08Â£ Foreign bo ino OPO %89 0 . 00 h 0 0, C) C) 0 C) C) C) .... r"11 -Â· Â·aÂ». e:/ I'Â£t.*e--~Â·*e .-6- rÂ·'Â·=Â·-=Â·~,r~,-url 1 1 1 . , . 000000 0 000000 000000 <010 ft 02 (4 T- Town of Estes Park Community Development Committee October 25, 2001 SENIOR CENTER Seniors' Summer Once again the Center activities for Seniors made for a very busy summer. Volunteers spent many hours in fund raising proiects: â€¢ Hosted four Saturday Breakfast Buffets for the Community. â€¢ Held a mega garage sale "Antics from the Attic" at the Fairgrounds. â€¢ Sold Duck Race tickets. â€¢ Joined forces with 9-year-old Sarah Pierce to host a community-wide pancake breakfast to raise money for American Red Cross Relief Fund. The Summer Residents Association: â€¢ Scheduled both daytime and evening weekly bridge at the Center. Social â€¢ Outings included trips to Rockies games, Boulder Dinner Theatre, Central City Opera, and Grand Lake boating. Seniors were treated to a barbecue and vintage auto rides by the Estes Park Car Club. The Center We continued to be a popular facility for private and community activities. The Friendship Force hosted two receptions. We had several wedding receptions, family reunions and homeowners association meetings. The "Make A Difference Day Faire" for various community programs will be Saturday, October 27. Meals on Wheels We continue to monitor this program to ensure the needs of homebound citizens are being met. Information from the Home Health staff indicates a similar decline in Medicare patients being discharged from the hospital in 2001 compared to 2000. There were 106 Medicare discharges in 2000 for an average of about 9 people per month. Through September this year, 61 were discharged for an average of approximately 7 per month. In discussion with nursing staff there, we were assured that referrals to them from the medical community for home care or hospice needs would be a direct referral to the Senior Center if home delivered meals were needed. Community Development Committee Advertising Policy Committee Report October 25, 2001 1. Requests for Information: A. Total Requests for Information as of 9/30, Y-T-I) are up by 2,315, or 4.8% compared to the same period last year. Graph attached. September compared to September was flat. B. 800 Calls as of 8/31 Y-T-D are down 6,225 calls, or 17% compared to the same period last year. Graph attached. August compared to August last year was down 13%, the smallest percentage drop since March. C. E-Mailed requests for information as of 9/30 Y-T-D are up 2,221, or 22.2 over the same period last year. Graph attached. September compared to September last year was down 21% D. Advertising generated requests for information as of 9/30 Y-T-I) are up 5.83% over the same period last year. 2. Work in Progress: A. Christmas Parade/ Holiday Shopping insert is nearly complete. Insert will drop Sunday, November, 11. B. Copy for the 2002 television commercial is complete. Work with Nick Mo116 has commenced. Winter version should be complete for first quarter schedule. C. Chamber Vacation Planner Committee has met to begin work on the 2003 Vacation Planner. D. The First fiight of spring magazine ads (March issues) will start production in November. Estes ParkY-T-D Planner Requests 80,000 75,493 70,000 =::., 61,423 60,000 -::~~3 M:iL--- 57,101 56,934 06,122 51,932 50,224 'Â·2.Â·ox.' 50,000 - 234751- =EE%EfEiR#MM- F:=-::i:EAt:E:N - :s:::3 :B::;::9@913::Â·Â·i ~ii:: ~~ ~~f 30,000 --***%--4~ID:.- t*~1 - - 20,000 - 1~*3~ - 10,000 .:~~:~~~~i~~~im:- MÂ·P-:M#Me/%4- - :;5:k. 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S ........................ ...... ............. : 10,000 1::I =E:E=3:E:2=E=2=I=E=E=â‚¬:E: #l*24 - - 1:/im: -.Ed- 8:4 e A.UT ........................ m: ::80: : 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Y-T-D August 31 Estes Park E-Mailed Requests for Information 14,000 12,226 12,000 .............. e . ..................... ............ ................. ................ ................. ........... ............ ............ ............. 10,005 rn , rn- . . ............ 10,000 ..... .. .1 ............. ... .... .................. ......1 . lilli................. .............................. .............................. ...... .................. ...... ........... . .........lilli........ ........................ ........................ ........................ 8,000 ........... 6,415 .......... .......... 6,000 .......... 4,751 .......... .......... ......... 4,000 .......... .......... 1. .. ..... .. .......... .......... -------- ......... .......... 2,352 ......... .......... z,000 ----1 i:i:i::it:{: ................ .......... ......... .......... ................. .. I . . ........... . 1... ........ . .. . I . .... ...... ..... 0 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Year-To-Date September ....... ....... ...... 2!2!2!*21 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MEETING SPECIAL EVENTS DEPARTMENT October 25, 2001 AGENDA 1. Event Report - Elk Fest 2001 2. Agreement Approval - EVRPD use of Barn W for inline skating. The Special Events Committee reserves the right to add or delete items from the agenda as necessary. I . . SPECIAL EVENTS EVALUATION 2001 ELK FEST DATE: October 12, 13 & 14 NO. OF YEARS: 2 NO. OF DAYS: 2 1/2 MANAGEMENT: Special Events Department & Elk Fest Committee PURPOSE: To spotlight the majestic ELK of our valley. To encourage visitors to Estes Park to view the elk and to educate them in the habits and management of elk in our area. ACTIVITIES: Educational seminars, viewing tours, archery contest, bugling contest, art show and sales. ADVERTISING: Local newspaper, frontrange newspapers, and radio. Attendees: 10% Local 85% Colorado 5% Out-of-State 1999 2000 2001 NO. ATTENDEES 860 1253 3000 NO. EXHIBITOR BOOTHS 20 14 23 TRAFFIC COUNT US34 TOWN EXPENSES - (direct) $8,100 4,700 (not including advertising) TOWN REVENUE 5,522.00 6,119 GROWTH POTENTIAL: This event has great growth potential. Those that attended were very interested in the seminars, bugling contest, American native dancing and the tours. They were eager to learn more and thrilled seeing the animals with a guide to explain about the " rut" etc. COMMENTS: We had a lot of phone calls about this event (great advertising). The weather was very windy on Friday and Saturday, but good on Sunday. Elk were everywhere, which made the tours most successful. We changed the venue to Bond Park and Mary's Lake Lodge which resulted in the larger attendance. Not . sure that Friday evening was worth repeating in 2002. Attendance to the opening was poor, however, we did have about 80 people take the Elk Viewing Tour. Income will be lower, since we did not charge for entry as in past years. The "new" committee did a wonderful job and are to be commended for their hard work! AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this /89 day of ocri4>,602 2001, by and between the TOWN OF ESTES PARK, a Colorado Municipal Corporation, hereinafter referred to as ("Town" ) and the Estes Valley Recreation and Park District, a Colorado Special District, hereinafter referred to as ("The District"). WITNESSETH: 1. Town shall provide to the District approximately one-third of Barn W located at Stanley Park for the purpose of in-line hockey games for the District and Dog Obedience Classes. The use of Barn W shall be from approximately mid January 2002 through April of 2002. The frequency of use shall be two (2) to three (3) times per week. The District shall pay to the Town Ten and 00/100 Dollars ($10.00) per use for Barn W. Said sum shall be payable upon receipt by the District of an invoice from the Town. 2. The District agrees to provide a floor to ceiling net around the playing area to prevent damage by flying pucks to walls and other property located in Barn W including, but not limited to, the RV storage in Barn W. This net will be placed by the District prior to the beginning of any use of Barn W for in-line skating and removed at the end of the District's use of Barn W. The District will be solely . responsible for the operation of the in-line skating program. Said responsibility shall include, but not be limited to, direct supervision at all times by the District of the program, supervision over parking, participants and spectators, security for all property located in Barn W during the use of Barn W by the District and safety for all participants and spectators in the line-line skating program. 3. The town shall provide lights in Barn W for the program. 4. The Town will not provide snowplowing from the general parking area to Barn W. However, the District may plow that area in its discretion. 5. The Town shall have the overall authority, control and supervision of Stanley Park, except for the in-line skating program, as hereinabove provided, which shall be under the sole supervision, control and responsibility of the District. 6. District shall provide comprehensive general liability insurance with minimum policy limits of One Million and 00/100 Dollars ($1,000,000.00) for each occurrence and One Million and 00/100 Dollars ($1,000,000.00) aggregate. The policy shall be applicable to all premises and operations. The policy shall include coverage for bodily injury, broad form property damage, personal injury (including coverage for contractual employee's acts, contractual and independent contractors). The Town shall be named as an additional insured on this policy. TOWN OF ESTES PARK Annual Building Permit Summary 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 RESIDENTIAL Permits 57 69 75 50 67 Units 129 106 120 93 106 Valuation $10,638,429 $13,802,287 $15,728,158 $11,922,612 $14,981,043 COMMERCIAL Permits 8 18 27 15 7 Valuation $1,534,249 $2,301,957 $3,971,567 $1,040,372 $1,383,697 PUBLIC Permits 4 2 1 1 - Valuation $1,403,556 $40,000 $508,202 $1,000 - INDUSTRIAL Permits - - - - - Valuation - - - - - OTHER Permits 162 166 149 189 205 Valuation $2,919,475 $3,785,737 $2,332,310 $3,042,683 $3,057,477 TOTAL Permits 231 254 252 255 279 Valuation $16,495,709 $19,929,981 $22,540,237 $16,006,667 $19,422,217 1- I E P CO 133oo Â£3 28 ~CO-- 0 CD a Â£O 00 8 â‚¬ 2 0 0, O 1 7 -2 ~ -A m --1~ 3 E-# 9 Â£ LO 5 2 = p S Z 6 0 u. ob 2 1- 6 CO u; CV 2G@ F GAÂ·ir up o co ZO-U.1 coemco mENce Lu-wa> Mxr 81 8 2 882 8 9 -8 -2 â‚¬ 2â‚¬ t? b N-EN 1 - M ~ Â¥(0.1 N Â¥ H <6 < 2 0, m co - O -= ra: 22&. 220 Tm~ CD 0 8 u, eup = '- cou) v .OLD g 56* aggo :626 O 02 LU ,= 4 U.1 9 * a: M : 2 1- 9 la CX" 0 LO 0 'r 1-- LO 0 00 . 0 C >%C~1 - tls g CO 0.9 0 H CO M 1- 44. 8 10.E Rg@ 0 -6 COJO. CVJO. 0- 0. -3= Jo- m .C CÂ» g EC E Â·Â· I EE lo 0 0 - .C 16 C E 80 18 NE 0 < 0 < <In < 66 g W $ 8 Page 1 Number Class of Work Property Description Builder Claimed Owner Valuation 6863 Iteration: Remodel of Wonderview Avenue, Stanley Hall tanley Associates $500,000 3524422801 CO 80517 21 Cherokee Drive $1,500 ID: 3401222018 PA 18017 : Baths, Kitchen 1109 nve nstruction $30,000 19 L'Z* Seul!M elle-1 u Idu.40 09 L uomppv 40Jn40 :UO!1!Pp 9669 LVE' Ltâ‚¬$ JeqqeAA 11! li.ej~Me~~l~~~~1 Suâ€ž=:2=fus=0:e~~~ Z669 & Repair Deck View Addition Drive 902 Z L L 908 OO 'M 80000*20*8 :at Town of Estes Park - Monthly Building Permit Summary ZL908 OO 'enu~m 'ued Â°~ SaJOY euld eu~19 180: Estes Park, Colorado , Stanley Historic District Box 1767 98 XEMLI uols!AlpqnS eBP!El 0EZ10-989-0Â£6 ot 18, Arapaho Estates, Second Filing SEPTEMBER 2001 Remodel Coifc~lizL g g >Z OZ OZ 0 0 8% fi i OR it % 0 2. 51 m 33: 3 (D J r cO -0 r -- -O r ENIS 0- 0 11, 07 . â€¢ CO 3~% ~i% gag a~g m - 0 â€¢â€¢ O -I 3%3 ..Pm N PO P g. m P) mi 6 g I 2 in- 8 C WO -6 6 > P 01 0 Nâ€¢2 E=O 0 9 NF 22 O m. 00 %. 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Sha les Par Al ine Homes, Inc. ich & Au rey Seybold $147,982 Number Class of Work Property Description uilder Claimed Owner Valuation E# 6ple UO!S!A!Pqn 4s1U!:1 8396~4 lueweses :snoeuelieosivy 10-99-IN asement t 5, Cheroke eadows Subdivision, First F Condominium P~D:'38512~208003 Z:908 00$'PEESS : Lot 30, CarriGogne CHH~ 7th Filing PID: 3401125030 80517 >Ped sels) 10 UMO 6, Town of Estes Park Sub. LPLS-989-OL6 Page 4 J h < 12 % 0 m - 1.- 30&1 _6; RI â‚¬ ~ 51 6 23 Â«1 6 g CO LL U- CO 2 r,,0.0 = 9 M . 2 i E %33% 1 i r LLI C) m O. 111 O P %! 1 .O t to JO O 00 :0 1 182 00 gog d X W.D. 33 2%:* 25-im â‚¬g@g 3 m 13 E 2 If & E 0 2 3 1 529 3 3 542k %286 2%:R CD Q..; ~ 00-U-10> Z cu_lof) U-1 -LLIC> O 0-1-1-0) 0 3 C . 0 C i& C<b LUIS! %05& Â¥ r=(9 0- cci Â· Â· 389.10 2*Q 00 J 0- (0 0. 1- JO- Page 5 Number Class of Work Property Description Builder Claimed Owner Valuation M-70-01 Miscellaneous: Re-roof, 1980 N. Morris Court Albert M. Clearman $2,500 M-71-01 Miscellaneous: Replace orama Circle rado Air, Inc. Vernon Cole $12,530 M-72-01 Miscellaneous: Replace 1710 Fall River Road, Units 12, 14A-B, 15,16 rk Plumbers $800 M-74-01 Miscellaneous: Remove $21,000 4786'280$ qwaldeS - 14101 A1H1NOW PID: 3401125021 CO 80517 Estes Park, CO 80517 a~~~]hts Subdivision k, CO 80517 .*29'309'91$ :19101 3190 01 1=IV3A %01% " -~~~|UlaideS - 19101 AlkIVBA 80522 CO 80517 Install Skylight Lot 21, Carriage Hills, 7th Filing ox 2491 P.O. Box 2491 970-586-2769 boiler, regulator Panoram 97~5~3466 : 3%~44 CO 80517 copper gas lines e bd underground storage tank Estj C 0 A (ietting Ready ibr Christmas Place! 1 .4.1 7>311:..'A. '. 4, .,2%44' AA/ :fiA:I ,r,~'1 3 294,1 i '1 h ~d:. WK- 1-- I -- Â· Â¥fcÂ«'r yÂ· .1,4.Â¥ '.2 â‚¬* 3 â‚¬5 i Â·. .tÂ¢ ' ? . 1 *Ifi;!eÂ·~~ ae./ 'Ae#. *54 w. 1& ... 5 5.4 - I '*#i"=--=2--3Â·tiri ..r'. 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Saturday at 7: break ing Tangers, related to n re more r a bur family of 10 I Â£17'k ZED 'uoile lediolu 13310 10!d nox EM,-9 5 026 0 01 P ate is Decem 2 E S 00 '001 'UOSED uuaoa 9 ouep Sop JO 19 01 n A i , Visitors Center at 8 0 qounl 01 noA themselves about EIE[12[0 puB 'Sumisil s nok qsia o * 8191 ~04 0 flullnp 'Agnod 's .AM 'slle loqi; 'slu![d entertaine reets and L take UIJSLIVID JOJ OA 341 0 'Oloul pUE 06 op!.old 01 ABM 11341 is always a never h e stru Al Ul 1(11 -1 L ( CAU.U.led- m 800.44.ESTES ESTES PARK www.estesparkresort.com COLORADO 1 1%'0,Â·:d; A juire SPECIAL EVENTS ART Feb. 6 Renewal of Vows. The Stanley Hotel. Feb. 16 "Imagine This", "We're 10 Let's Do It! Again", a Nov. 22- To family style arts festival at Estes Park High School, Dec. 18 Miniature Christmas Tree Exhibit, in the lobby of Jan. 31 Closing the Shutter, 3rd Annual Photography 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. A benefit for CACER Call , The Stanley Hotel. More than 40 miniature trees Exhibit at the Historic Stanley Hotel, sponsored by the Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park (CACEP). 970/586- 9203. decorated in different themes (elegant baroque, fun r hobbies and Colorado lottery tickets!). Come and To Call 970/586-9203 for information. admire. You can take home some ideas, and even Nov. 25 "Transitions", unique artistic interpretations featur- CHRISTMAS EVE 1 , buy tickets ($1 each) to win your favorite. ing fine prints by Betty Dolman. Art Center of Sponsored by the Estes Park Women's Club as a Estes Park, Upper Level of Lower Stanley Village. SERVICES IN ESTES PARK f fundraiser for many local non-profit organizations. Call for winter hours. 970/586-5882. 1 Nov. 23 "Catch the Glow" Christmas Parade. See story Nov. 16 Celebrate the Season, showcasing Colorado artist Dec. 24 Abundant Life, drop in between 7 and 9 p.m. I inside. For information, call 800/44-ESTES. Tamara Simmons. Oil, wood and metal work at the St. Francis of Assisi, 11 p.m. , Cultural Arts Council Fine Art Gallery, 304 E. First Baptist Church, 7 p.m. Nov. 24 Annual Holiday House Christmas Bazaar+, at the Elkhorn Ave. Noon to 4 p.m, Mon.- Fri., or by Estes Park Baptist, 7 p.m. Estes Park Conference Center. Handmade gifts, appointment. To Dec. 28.970/586-9203. decorations, baked goods and other treasures. $1 Nov. 30 'Tis The Season, featuring pottery by Susan Our Lady of the Mountains, 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. donation at the door, to benefit the Estes Park Anderson. To Jan. 11. Art Center of Estes Park. Mt. Calvary Lutheran, 5:.30 and 10 p.m. Medical Center. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 800/44- 970/586-5882. and Christmas Day 10 a.m. ESTES. Dec. 1 Holiday Gift Emporium at The Stanley Hotel.+ United Methodist, 5 p.m. - Dec. 1 Holiday Home Tour*. Five of Estes Park's unique Fine art and unique hand- crafted gift items. A por- Community Church of the Rockies, 5 and 7 pm. homes, dressed in holiday finery, on display. A ben- tion of the sales will be donated to benefit the edu- efit for Quota Club Foundation. Tickets $12 in cational programs of the Cultural Arts Council of Other church service information available from the Visitors Estes Park. 10 a.m. - 3. p.m. $1 donation at the Center at 970/586-4431 or 800/44- ESTES. Several of the advance, $15 tour day. 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call door. 970/586-9203. area churches will be presenting special Christmas programs 800/44-ESTES. Dec. 1-2 Holiday Art Walk, the fifth annual self-guided tour or services through the holiday season. Please call them Dec. 1 Fantasy Ball*, a gala fundraiser for the Estes Park of galleries, artist studios, special exhibits and directly for information. Music Festival. Featuring the music of the Hot events throughout the Estes Valley. The artists will Tomatoes Big Band Orchestra. 6 p.m. at the Estes be available at many galleries, and special holiday Park Conference Center. Formal dress, reservations art will be displayed. A great way to do some special ROCKY MOUNTAIN , required. 970/586-9203. Christmas shopping! 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. Dec. 8-9 "Celebrate in Estes Park", see story inside. For Get a tour map by calling 970/586-9203. NATIONAL PARK information, call 800/44- ESTES. i MUSIC HISTORY Saturday Nature Programs, in the Park Headquarters Auditorium, 7:30 p.m. each week. Park specialists ' Continuing , Sunday Afternoon Concerts*, at the historic Stanley Hotel, Stanley Museum of Colorado a branch of The and visiting lecturers provide different programs. ' presented by the Estes Park Music Festival in the Stanley Museum of Kingfield, ME. 586-1903. Call for the schedule. ' Music Room at 2 p.m. each week. For future artists, Information Desk..............................................970/586-1206 ' call 970/586- 9203. COMING SOON Recorded Information.......................................970/586-1333 , Nov. 11 Charles Tucker, violin and cello. TDD...........................................,...........â€ž-â€ž.., .970/586-1319 Nov. 18 Heidi Lenzer-Camilli, piano Jan. 5 Estes Park Snowshoe Adventure Series, first of ' Nov. 25 "Prohibitions" Swing Jazz Band Back Country....................................................970/586-1242 the season. Special demos of snowshoes, ranger-led ' snowshoe tours in the National Park, hikes, kids' Dec. 2 Vox Renatus, Renaissance ensemble activities. Weekends all through the spring. For Dec. 9 Estes Park Mountain Aires, choristers information call 800/44-ESTES or 970/586- 4431. INFORMATION Dec. 16 "Perpetual Motion", violin and guitar Jan. 20 23rd Annual Frost Giant, 5k and 10k winter races, NoteÂ· All Estes Park phone numbers are Area Code 970. Dec. 13 Louis Calaianna, piano (starting at Estes Park's 7500 ft. altitude), sponsored Visitors Center ........586-4431 or 800/44-ESTES Dec. 30 Prodigy Pianists by the Estes Valley Recreation and Park district. Dec. 16 The Oratorio Society of Estes Park Winter 970/586- 8191. ! Art Center of Estes Park.................................970/586-5882 Concert+. Handel's Messiah. Community Church Feb. 2-3 Rails in the Rockies V, held indoors at the Estes Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park (CACEP)......970/586-9203 of the Rockies, Brodie Ave. 3 p.m. Free will offer- Park Conference Center for the first time this year! Estes Area Historical Museum........................970/586-6256 ing. 970/577-9809. A show for those interested in model railroads, with Estes Valley Recreation & Parks Dept..,..,.,,.,970/586-8191 operating layouts, door prizes, and vendor tables. Estes Park Special Event Dept........................970/586,6104 Dec. 13 Colorado Children's Chorale Concert+ at the Estes Park High School Auditorium, 7 p.m. National Model Railroad Association and Mizell Roosevelt National Forest.... ........................970/498,2770 Sponsored by the Estes Valley Division of the 970/586-9203. Small donation for adult admission, Trains. $5 adult admission, children under 12 free www.estesparkresort.com 18 & under free. with adult. 970/586-4924. *Paid admission event +Donation requested I//.r 9'(6* -- *29 t. l.1 1,-r - a - 40 rairÂ£'r-+ . C.z-ud:-7**R* -' ~4-- i 7 -Â·-Â· - .24/~ . 9>2 4.j ESTES PARK AREA ..... 7%$4444 li HISTORICAL MUSEUM* , ~ Ft*- 3 ~.. . 2. . -liw 200 Fourth St. Call 970/586-6256 for inh,rmation or to reserve a space in a -- 1 11- Â·--*'96.-.- workshop, or visit www.estesnet.corn/Museum. Winter hours are 10-5 , . ~11412, j Â· Friday and Saturday, 1-5 Sundays. > 39' . 1. I ' F#91 1,4~4,4 7- ~117/ ~ Nov. 13 Biodiversity of Estes Park, a presentation by Rocky Mountain = 1 9:kfill'IR.4- r -- *\ /~uf 2.-7- .24 ..,z National Park ranger Terri Terrel. Learn about the tremendous i ANÂ¢;24'Â·F . 9 4.-t' r.t.* Â©VIJ 11 .2 diversity of plants and animals living right in your own back yard! :Â·. Samples and specimens will he on hand to touch. 7 p.m., Room U. 05* M '~-4 ._-5*0~'Â·- 203 of the Municipal Building. Free and open to the public. 5&1 . .r . -,=- ~ 1 jies-30Â·91...- : i %;'1 1 1/i' 11, 1 4, . Dec. 1 Make an Edible Homestead, for 1 - 4th graders. Learn about the : *,1 1,1 0 , '1 4.-r p , . Homestead Act of 1862, and how sorne local homesteaders fared, , , -0 4 - 0 1 . while creating an edible homestead. 2 p.m. - 2 p.m. in the Senior I Center, This program is also free, but there js a limit of 15 and -: . :-: 4-.''&~' reservations are needed! : i Â·laill'lle' ' .?14/: : ~ ?Â¥ Â·B ,;0*45Â· f.*0 1 1 +44 f 4147 Dec. 2 Free Day at the Museum. Last IDay of the Drake "BeginningsÂ» exhibit. y Dec. 15 Victorian Christmas Ornament Workshop, for adults. Four dift i ferent patterns to try. Drop hy the Estes Park Senior Center . - 1/,10 ..:. 4.-I ...4.~MA~ ~ : . between 11 a.m. and .3 p.m. to try your hand. Materials provided, 1-- ...no experience necessary. Information on Victorian traditions and , + -.4-//./. - CÂ«Â·9 heritage will he available. muH FA â‚¬ 13'Pal\ I f tuol Â£9 3Â°Jol~d