Born out of a weekly residency at legendary Grant’s Lounge in Macon, Georgia, the Macon Music Revue brings a signature blend of soul and Southern rock to Colorado. This powerhouse five-piece ensemble takes the amphitheater stage on June 24 as part of Lakewood’s Sounds Exciting! Summer Concert Series. See page 4 for a series schedule.
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June 17 | High Lonesome
Bluegrass
Named to Westword’s “Top Colorado Bluegrass Bands” list for two consecutive years, High Lonesome blends tight harmonies with a hard-driving sound.
Led by Chuck Sitero, the ensemble’s self-titled debut won Best Bluegrass Album in 2025. By marrying traditional roots with jazz and jam influences, the band delivers a fresh, creative energy that resonates with purists and new fans alike.
June 24 | Macon Music Revue
Soul & Southern Rock
A “preservation band” dedicated to the heritage of Macon, Georgia, this five-piece ensemble honors icons like Little Richard and Otis Redding. Their performances explore the Capricorn Records catalog, featuring hits from The Allman Brothers Band and Marshall Tucker Band. Their 2025 debut on Terminus Records captures the grit of gospel-fueled vocals, slide guitar and Hammond organ.
July 8 | Walden
Indie & Alternative Rock
This Denver-based quartet is built on a decade of friendship and road-tested chemistry. Having toured all 50 states, Walden has cultivated a loyal, grassroots following through dynamic live shows and appearances at major national festivals. Known for emotionally resonant songwriting and a polished stage presence, the group continues to build momentum as a standout indie act.
July 15 | Hazel Miller & The Collective
Rhythm & Blues
A Colorado music icon for more than three decades, Hazel Miller is renowned for a powerful voice that seamlessly crosses musical boundaries. Leading The Collective, she delivers high-energy sets blending rhythm and blues, jazz and funk. Miller’s infectious spirit and stunning vocal prowess have made her a staple of the region’s music scene and a force on every stage she graces.
July 22 | Chatham Rabbits
Americana & Folk
North Carolina duo Sarah and Austin McCombie have earned national praise from American Songwriter and Paste. Their 2025 album, “Be Real with Me,” showcases the heartfelt songwriting that has defined their career. Whether performing 194 neighborhood concerts during the pandemic or appearing on PBS, the duo maintains a strong sense of community and beguiling musicality.
July 29 | Paul McDonald & The Mourning Doves Rock
After gaining national attention on “American Idol,” Alabama-born Paul McDonald returned to his Nashville songwriting roots. His latest work, “So Long to the Dark Side,” is a gospel-tinged collection of “cosmic Americana” influenced by Tom Petty. Alongside The Mourning Doves, McDonald delivers a raw, lived-in energy that blurs the line between a rock show and a revival.
Set against the historic backdrop of Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park, the 2026 Sounds Exciting! Summer Concert Series transforms the midweek slump into the ultimate outdoor retreat.
Starting Wednesday, June 17, the community is invited to swap the daily grind for a night out at the amphitheater to enjoy a high-energy lineup ranging from soulful Southern rock to Americana folk. Advance tickets are available beginning April 16!
Scan the QR code or visit LakewoodCO.gov/ SummerConcerts for concert details and to purchase tickets.
FIRED UP: UPDATED KILN YARD AT WHAC
Rising from the literal and metaphorical ashes of renovation, the Washington Heights Arts Center’s kiln yard has unveiled its revitalized space, breathing new life into a vital hub for Colorado’s ceramics community. Aligned with the center’s mission to provide an intimate, educational space where
diverse creatives can explore and achieve their artistic visions, the enhanced kiln yard offers a safer, more accessible environment for makers of all experience levels.
The ceramics program at Washington Heights is a regional destination known for varying firing techniques, breadth of
glazes and expert instruction. The outdoor kiln yard supports six kilns powered by propane and wood, allowing artists to explore five unique firing processes in a single shared space. These offerings continue to make the center a hub for creative growth and collaboration.
Renovations focused on improving fire safety, student access and organization of the kiln area. In response to regional fire safety recommendations, the center upgraded storage, improved the layout and access, and strengthened fire mitigation measures while preserving the character of the space.
With these improvements complete, the kiln yard is ready to welcome artists back for new and continuing creative experiences. The updated space ensures the center can continue growing with the community and supporting transformational artistic opportunities for years to come.
The Village of Bear Creek in Lakewood, Colorado, is a warm and vibrant senior living community offering assisted living and memory care. Nestled near the scenic Bear Creek Greenbelt, it features a wooded 4-acre campus setting with walking paths and trails, as well as beautifully manicured grounds with pine trees, flowers, and lush greenery.
The Village of Bear Creek in Lakewood, Colorado, is a warm and vibrant senior living community offering assisted living and memory care. Nestled near the scenic Bear Creek Greenbelt, it features a wooded 4-acre campus setting with walking paths and trails, as well as beautifully manicured grounds with pine trees, flowers, and lush greenery.
Our dedicated team provides personalized care, exceptional dining, and engaging programs. Assisted living apartments, ranging from 300 to 500 square feet, are housed in three boutique buildings designed for comfort and convenience. Our memory care neighborhood surrounds a spacious common area where team members lead activities and assist with meals, with apartment sizes ranging from 300 to 700 square feet.
Scan the QR code or visit Lakewood.CO.gov/INSPIRE to learn more about how we inspire the arts all year long.
For more than a decade, INSPIRE Arts Lakewood has helped the community discover the city’s vibrant creative scene — even earning a Governor’s Award in 2016. Traditionally, each summer offered a concentrated burst of free and low-cost cultural experiences at more than 20 galleries, shops, and venues.
However, 12 years of programming have proven that Lakewood’s culture shouldn’t be limited to a single season. Moving forward, INSPIRE will feature and promote the work of Lakewood’s arts and culture partners through social media and web support every month of the year. This shift allows for a more meaningful connection between the community and the cultural practitioners who make Lakewood a colorful place to live and visit.
To kick off this year-round initiative, the city’s Heritage, Culture & the Arts facilities will host free
exhibitions and activities throughout the summer. A public reception will be on May 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. for the opening of several new shows:
• Amazar Tales | North Gallery
• Complexity | Lobby and Corner Galleries
• The Colorado Watercolor Society National Juried Show | Mezzanine
• Plein Air Buddies | Richey Gallery
Ron Isaacson and his Amazar Avians.
Woven Wonders and Upcycled Worlds: Exhibitions at Lakewood Cultural Center
Amazar Tales: An Immersive Arts Experience
by Ron Isaacson
North Gallery | May 30-August 16
In a recent interview, artist Ron Isaacson shared the motivations behind his work and his approach to the immersive exhibition, “Amazar Tales,” which utilizes reclaimed and upcycled materials.
“As a sculptor, I assemble a multitude of components to create objects of wonder,” Isaacson said. “Most of what I create are assemblagesgathering elements and ingredients to birth objects or ideas. Some, small and intimate, are designed to be held in one’s hand. Others, large and magnificent, meant to be viewed from a distance. Still others fashioned to make an impact on hearts and minds.”
Isaacson’s work is part of a growing movement that the art world has termed “Immersive Experiential Temporal Sculptures.” For the past decade, he has focused on developing a body of “EcoSculptures” and related works titled “Amazar Tales,” designed to bring focus to ecological issues facing the planet.
“Each element—flocks of elaborate 3D Amazar Avian Sculptures, Forever Gardens, Stories and Fables—plays a role in developing awareness of important issues,” Isaacson said.
Over the past few years, Isaacson has created larger immersive environments featuring flocks of 100 or more “Amazar Avians” in ecogardens to welcome and involve visitors. We are excited to have Ron’s flock of Amazars come roost at the Lakewood Cultural Center this summer!
Complexity: Biennial of the Complex Weavers Guild Lobby and Corner Gallery | May 30-August 16
“Complexity 2026” is the vibrant biennial exhibition of Complex Weavers Guild, an international organization of innovative textile artists. This juried show features outstanding handwoven work selected by three highly respected weaving experts.
Every piece is an original design, handwoven on a variety of looms using fibers such as silk, cotton, wool and linen. Some works feature hand-dyed or hand-spun yarns, highlighting the depth of skill and creativity behind each textile.
The exhibition includes scarves and shawls, decorative wall and floor pieces, and functional textiles for the table and kitchen. Many works will be available for purchase, offering a chance to take home a truly one-of-a-kind piece.
“Complexity 2026” celebrates the craftsmanship, imagination and global community that define contemporary handweaving.
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Come celebrate the 50 th anniversary of the museum’s opening. Help us honor the lasting connection between our community and the 20 th -century heritage that defines Lakewood today.
4 p.m.
Free Exhibition Opening Party
Walk through time! Enjoy birthday cake and a curator introduction at the official opening of the new exhibit that celebrates the past 50 years.
“50 Years of Heritage in Lakewood” exhibit open August 1-November 28
Discover why and how Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park museum began, what stories it communicates about the community and when things may happen on the site in the future.
Follow our new interpretive signage to learn about each historic building.
5-8 p.m.
6-8 p.m.
Learn a new skill by partaking in blacksmithing or calligraphy classes (fee required).
Be inspired to craft your own heritage skills, as our instructors demonstrate the exciting programs taking place at Heritage Lakewood. Our blacksmith, Jeff Race, will light the forge and demonstrate how blacksmithing allows you to bend fire and metal. Learn about our calligraphy program while getting to know instructor Renee Jorgensen, an accomplished calligrapher and illustrator.
The historic buildings will be open during an evening of live music, class demonstrations, hayrides and cider pressing. Visit with volunteers in the historic structures, press cider just like 100 years ago, take a tractor-drawn hayride or follow our scavenger hunt to earn a prize. Meet our instructors and explore everything from pie making to skateboard graphic design! Food trucks will be on-site throughout the evening. our metal. getting
Scan the QR code or visit LakewoodCO.gov/HLBP to learn more about Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park.
2026-2027 Season Preview
Home to over 200 performances each year, the Lakewood Cultural Center is a regional hub for theater, music and arts. In addition to performances produced by Denver-area arts organizations, the LCC Presents series is uniquely curated and presented by the Cultural Center. This annual series has a long history of bringing established and up-and-coming national and international touring artists to Lakewood. Look for the full season announcement on July 7 when create-your-own-season subscriptions go on sale. Single tickets go on sale August 4.
Sugar Skull!
A Día de los Muertos Musical Adventure!
Sunday, October 11 | 2 p.m.
A bilingual and bicultural musical for young audiences and families that uses traditional regional music and dance from Mexico to tell the story of 12-year-old Vita Flores, who thinks her family has gone loco planning a celebration for deceased loved ones. When a spirited candy skeleton suddenly springs to life, Vita finds herself on a magical, musical journey to unravel the true meaning of Día de los Muertos.
Quarteto Nuevo World Fusion and Jazz
Saturday, October 24 | 7:30 p.m.
Merging western classical, eastern European folk, Latin and jazz with an organic feel packs a wallop. Razor-sharp precision is enhanced by jazzy interludes, lightly rumbling percussion motifs and mesmerizing rhythms that meld the music of ancient worlds and far-away places with a contemporary groove that enchants audiences of all ages.
Socks in the Frying Pan
Irish Trad
Saturday, March 13 | 2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.
This multi-award-winning trio is from Ennis, County Clare, Ireland—the mecca of Irish traditional music. Their “Sock Sound” combines virtuosic musicianship with a burning passion for the music, tradition, pitchperfect harmonies and with a big splash of quick wit and banter.
Sugar Skull!
Photo:
Dave Titensor
Galvin Cello Quartet
“A Night at the Opera” Sunday, April 11 | 2 p.m.
With their untamable desire to create, change and ultimately bring joy through music, the Galvin Cello Quartet explores and expands the limitless range of a cello ensemble in this engaging program of favorite, famous and not-as-often-heard music from operas.
The schedule and tickets for the complete 2026-2027 LCC Presents season will be available July 7. Scan the QR code or visit Lakewood.CO.gov/LCCPresents for more information.
Artists and dates are subject to change.
Belmar Downtown Lakewood
Event kicks off at 5 p.m. Drone light show approx. 9:15 p.m.
BECOME A VENDOR AT CIDER DAYS
Lakewood’s favorite fall tradition is back Oct. 3 and 4, and we’re looking for unique vendors to join the fun at Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park.
Whether you serve up tasty harvest treats, lead hands-on family activities, or have a fresh idea for apple-themed fun, we want to hear from you! Cider Days is an all-ages celebration of our agricultural heritage, featuring everything from tractor pulls to live music.
Vendor applications open June 1! Apply today: LakewoodCO.gov/CiderDays
Tickets are available at LakewoodCO.gov/Tickets or 303-987-7845. Lakewood Cultural Center offers performance space to many partner organizations in addition to the LCC Presents series. Tickets for these performances are available at the LCC Box Office.
Humor
for Boomers (and Gen Xers too!)
Zing Productions
6:30 p.m., Friday, May 1
“Humor for Boomers and (Gen Xers too!)” will bring you back to the big comedy boom of the late 1980s. Featuring three professional stand-up comedians. Funds raised for the Lewy Body Dementia Association.
The
Toymaker’s Doll, Coppelia
Ballet Ariel
2 p.m., Sunday, May 3
One of the greatest comic ballets, “Coppelia” enchants audiences with a dancing doll, a mischievous girl and a toy maker who hilariously falls in love with his own creation.
Alice in Wonderland
Iluminar Aerial
6:30 p.m., Saturday, May 9
4:30 p.m., Sunday, May 10
Follow us down the rabbit hole this spring as we journey into a magical land with Alice. Watch as Alice encounters an odd assortment of characters from the grinning Cheshire Cat to the Mad Hatter, and watch as they take to the sky in our rendition of this classic tale!
Pinocchio
Iluminar Aerial
2:30 p.m., Saturday, May 9
12:30 p.m., Sunday, May 10
Pinocchio takes to the skies in this whimsical aerial dance production performed by our Flyers and Stars Youth Company. Follow a curious wooden puppet on his magical journey toward becoming real, guided by love, challenged by temptation, and shaped by the choices he makes along the way.
Sweatshop Dance
Saturday, May 16
For performance information, please visit LakewoodCO.gov/Tickets
Great Choruses
Colorado Chorale
7 p.m., Sunday, May 17
Experience choral masterworks performed by the Colorado Chorale, a program celebrating the power and brilliance of history’s most beloved choral and orchestral compositions, from Haydn’s “The Heavens Are Telling” to the triumphant “Hallelujah” chorus from Handel’s “Messiah.”
Liszt, Tchaikovsky & Young Artists Finale
Lakewood Symphony Orchestra
7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 21
Celebrate the close of our season with Liszt’s dramatic “Les Préludes,” Tchaikovsky’s sunlit “Capriccio Italien,” and a brilliant Young Artists Competition winner. It’s an evening of romance and symphonic brilliance performed live by a full orchestra.
VoiceQuest Agency Live
Thursday, May 28
For performance information, please visit LakewoodCO.gov/Tickets.
Le Corsaire
Ballet Melange with Ballet Melange Academy
2 p.m. & 7 p.m., Saturday, May 30
“Le Corsaire” is a thrilling tale of pirates and passion, featuring sweeping classical choreography, virtuosic performances, and grand spectacle that brings adventure, romance and daring heroism to life.
Reflections
Ballet Melange with Ballet Melange Academy
4 p.m., Sunday, May 31
“Reflections” is a collection of excerpts from well-loved ballets alongside exciting contemporary works performed by Ballet Melange and Ballet Melange Academy.
Let It Dance: LCC Performance Troupes in Concert
Lakewood Cultural Center Dance
7 p.m., Tuesday, June 2
In their debut concert, LCC’s Performance Troupes, Junior Company, Core Company and The Collective, present bold styles and original works by LCC instructors, highlighting technique, creativity and the artistry of dance.
Sweet Baby James: The #1 James Taylor Tribute
7:30 p.m., Friday, June 5
Don’t miss America’s #1 James Taylor tribute as Nashville’s Bill Griese brings his acclaimed “Sweet Baby James” show back to the Lakewood Cultural Center. Audiences rave: “He sounds just like JT!”
Jazz Organ Blues
Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra
3 p.m., Sunday, June 7
This concert celebrates the blues-based sound that established the B3 organ as a central voice in jazz and the connection between gospel roots, swing and the blues. Featuring CJRO favorite Tatiana LadyMay Mayfield.
My Fair Lady
Performance Now Theatre Company
June 12-18
7:30 p.m., Fridays & Saturdays
2 p.m., Saturdays & Sundays
Lerner and Loewe’s award-winning story of a Cockney flower girl transformed into an elegant lady is widely considered one of the greatest musicals of all time.
Ballroom in Lights
Colorado Dance Events LLC.
3 p.m., Saturday, July 11
Step into the enchanting world of ballroom dance with mesmerizing performances as talented dancers glide across the floor, taking you on an unforgettable journey through a magical fantasy.
The Yeomen of the Guard
Empire Lyric Players
7 p.m., Friday, July 17
2 p.m., Saturday & Sunday, July 18 & 19
Gilbert & Sullivan’s story of a condemned prisoner, a lovesick jailer and a traveling group of comic actors at the Tower of London is performed with a live orchestra and beautiful music from the Empire Lyric Players community theater.
Cooking with the Calamari Sisters
Philip Roger Roy presents August 6-23
7:30 p.m., Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays
2 p.m., Thursdays, Saturdays & Sundays
You’ll laugh from start to finish as these two plus-size Brooklyn sisters sing, dance, joke, banter and cook through this fictional live broadcast of a public access cable cooking show.
“Wicked, naughty humor!”
— BroadwayWorld "Laugh Out Loud Funny!"
— Philadelphia Inquirer
Gypsy
Performance Now Theatre Company September 11-27
7:30 p.m. Fridays & Saturdays
2 p.m. Saturdays & Sundays
Arthur Laurents’ powerful backstage musical following the relentless stage mother Rose as she pushes her daughters through the fading world of vaudeville, ultimately shaping the rise of burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee.
Scan the QR Code in the ad to the right to visit the ticketing website at LakewoodCO.gov/Tickets. Performances and prices are subject to change. Schedule and tickets for the 2026-2027 LCC Presents series will be available July 7, 2026, at LakewoodCO.gov/LCCPresents.
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
Interested in learning more about becoming a volunteer with Lakewood Heritage, Culture & the Arts? Contact Volunteer@LakewoodCO.gov.
THE COMMUNITY BEHIND CAR NO. 25
The Lakewood Heritage, Culture & the Arts (HCA) Division partners with a diverse array of community members to keep history alive. From organized groups like the Daughters of the American Revolution and faith communities such as Calvary Baptist to Jeffco Justice Services and passionate history enthusiasts, building these relationships is a vital, yet often unseen, part of the city’s volunteer program.
This spirit of partnership is at the heart of the Car No. 25 story. More than a historic trolley, the car represents the many individuals who have chosen to care for it and invest in its legacy. A sincere thank you goes to the community members who visited the Denver Federal Center including most recently, in early May for the annual open house. Their record turnout to enjoy short, free rides on the trolley highlights the enduring connection Lakewood feels toward this piece of transit history.
Built in 1911 by Denver’s Woeber Carriage Company, Car No. 25 is the last completely intact electric railway car from the more than 250 that once served the Denver area. Originally operating on the 13-mile Denver–Lakewood–Golden interurban line, the car, affectionately known as a trolley, seated 52 passengers and completed the route in about 40 minutes, connecting regional communities for decades.
When trolley service was abandoned in 1950, Car No. 25’s future was uncertain. That same year, the Rocky Mountain Railroad Club purchased the car for $150 to ensure its preservation. In the following decades, dedicated volunteers painstakingly restored the vehicle—rebuilding wood paneling, repainting the original green color scheme, and installing replica
seats. Ultimately, this effort resulted in approximately 12,000 hours of work by at least 95 volunteers and led to Car No. 25’s listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011, its 100th anniversary year.
Since 2010, the Denver Trolley (formerly Platte Valley Trolley) has partnered with the City of Lakewood to operate and maintain the car at the Denver Federal Center. HCA invests in ongoing coordination so each group can contribute its expertise while remaining supported by the broader community.
“For me, Car No. 25 is a people magnet,” said Steve Elkins, a trolley volunteer for 15 years. “It galvanizes riders to share generational family stories...Keeping history alive is a great privilege for our operators and conductors.” One guest shared that she met her husband on Car No. 25 and another remembered riding to Foss Drugs for a weekly family ice cream social. These personal milestones transform the trolley from a simple machine into a vessel for the city’s collective memory.
By nurturing these partnerships, HCA ensures that Car No. 25 continues to roll forward—not just as a preserved artifact, but as a shared community legacy sustained by many hands and a collective commitment to preserving local rail history.
SYMBOL OF OUR STATE
Make-your-own Colorado State Flag
Trace a century and a half of Colorado history by recreating the symbol of our state. From its frontier roots to our modern communities, every color on the flag contributes to the story: the blue of our vast skies, the white of the high peaks and the red soil of the Colorado landscape. By adding a touch of gold for our famous sunshine and mining heritage, you connect 150 years of the past to the home we love today.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Paint the sticks: Paint four popsicle sticks blue and two white. Set aside to dry completely.
2. Create the yellow sun: Draw and cut out a small circle from the yellow construction paper.
3. Create the red “C”: Draw a circle on the red construction paper about twice the size of the yellow circle. Cut out the large circle, then cut out the center to form a letter “C,” making sure the yellow circle fits inside.
4. Assemble the flag base: Once dry, glue the popsicle sticks onto the cardstock in this order from top to bottom:
• Blue-white-white-blue. Leave a small gap between the blue and white popsicle sticks and no gap between the two white popsicle sticks.
• Stack and glue a blue popsicle stick on top of the blue and white popsicle sticks to hide the gap.
• This creates a 3D illusion and shapes the work into a rectangular shape.
5. Attach the emblem: Glue the yellow circle in the center of the white stripes. Glue the red “C” around the yellow circle.
6. Finish: Trim any excess cardstock. Place under a heavy book while drying to keep flat.
7. Display your flag to celebrate the Sesquicentennial! For more crafting fun, register for a Craft Tea at Heritage Lakewood. Scan the QR code or visit
for more art projects? Sign up for a class at Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park, Lakewood Cultural Center or Washington Heights Art Center. Scan the QR code or visit LakewoodCO.gov/Register.
LakewoodCO.gov/LCC
Theater | Classrooms | Galleries
LAKEWOOD CULTURAL CENTER
(Alameda & Wadsworth)
470 S. Allison Parkway Lakewood, CO 80226
303-987-7845
NORTH, MEZZANINE & CORNER GALLERIES
Weekdays: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturdays: 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
JAMES J. RICHEY GALLERY
Lakewood Civic Center South
480 S. Allison Parkway
Lakewood, CO 80226
Weekdays: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Hearing Loop Equipped Theater Personal receivers also are available on loan from the box office.
Closed on major holidays. All exhibits are free. No reservation required.
Free surface & covered parking with elevator access.
LakewoodCO.gov/Heritage Museum Tours | Store | Exhibits Classes | Concerts | Events
VISITOR CENTER & GALLERIES
(Ohio & Wadsworth) 801 S. Yarrow St. Lakewood, CO 80226
303-987-7850
Tuesday-Saturday: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday and Monday: Closed
MUSEUM STORE
303-987-7848
Closed on major holidays. All exhibits are free. No reservation required.
LakewoodCO.gov/WHAC Classes | Workshops Self-Directed Studio Time
ARTS CENTER
(Between Sheridan & Wadsworth) 6375 W. First Ave. Lakewood, CO 80226
303-987-5436
Open Weekly, Hours Vary
Washington Heights Arts Center is a renovated early 20th century schoolhouse that enriches the community by offering arts opportunities for all ages.
