March is starting off with so many opportunities to invest in your recovery and wellness. Enjoy this list of sober/sober curious fun, upcoming workshops and trainings, and rad community initiatives!
Join Us at a CHOW Discussion Group
Steamboat Springs Sober Events Calendar
Music and Recovery
Monday Evenings FROM 6:30-7:30PM at CROSSPURPOSE3050 RICHARD ALLEN CT.,DENVER, CO 80205Wil has developed his own curriculum over the years, “Speaking the Language of Music,” which focuses on learning music like a language. This Six-week class not only brings recovery into the music mix, it hones in on it. Learning how to recover and learning music are related in every aspect. These paths greatly benefit from each other and Wil is here to help you learn to navigate them. We offer a new way to explore and navigate the universal language, to make it enjoyable, fun, and a lifelong journey! We will deepen your understanding of music, your recovery, and yourselves, while writing some great music. We will use keyboards to study music theory and then bridge that knowledge to use with other instruments.
Come be a part of this class, as there is nothing else like it on the planet! Spots will go quickly so reserve your spot now!
Register at: https://www.coloradoartistsinrecovery.org/music
Colorado Artists in Recovery Studio Time
| Join us for open studio time, in person, at The Art Gym in Denver! We come together once per month to work on whatever artistic project you would enjoy. Open studio is a space where you can work on a project you have been working on, or start something new! Bring your own art supplies, or we will also have some basic supplies for you to use for free.Come get creative with us, and connect with other sober creatives! |
Women in History Presentation
n honor of National Women’s History Month, the CSPM’s Curator of History Leah Davis Witherow will be presenting an illustrated program: Colorado Springs’ Women You Should Know. From our founding as a community, women have shaped Colorado Springs, the West, and even the nation in ways that often go unrecognized. Advocates, activists, authors, and artists – the women described in this program may be familiar in name but rarely in detail. By sharing their powerful stories, we can more fully appreciate their (and our own) roles in history.
About the Presenter:
Leah Davis Witherow is the Curator of History for the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum. She has a B.A. and M.A. in History and received her archival training at the Modern Archives Institute at NARA in Washington, D.C. She has curated over three dozen history exhibits for the CSPM and is the Project Director for the Museum’s award-winning interactive storytelling platform, the Story of Us. Additionally, she has taught courses in nineteenth and early twentieth-century American History for twenty-one years at UCCS, specializing in the history of Colorado, Labor, the Progressive Era, and Women. In 2014 she was selected as the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Outstanding Lecturer of the Year, and was recognized as a 2018 Woman of Influence by the Colorado Springs Business Journal.
For 2022, we are thrilled to return to an in-person format. While the series is free, reservations are required. When you arrive for a lecture, we will have a check-in process for registered guests.
If you cannot join us for the in-person program, a recording of the lecture will be available the week after the event to watch at cspm.org/lectureseries. Due to the ongoing nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, we reserve the right to move the lecture to a virtual format. Please check www.cspm.org/lectureseries for any updates.
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Have a wonderful week!