Mountain Lions at RBR
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 Caught on film!
January 2010 - a mountain lion at RBR was filmed behind the RBR's goat pen with a motion sensor camera during it's night hunt.
Click here to check out the footage!
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Potbelly Perspectives
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Wednesday Evenings- 7:30pm
 February 3rd- Mexico: Family in a Strange Land: A Yearlong Adventure Abroad with Kids, and How You Can Do It Too! - Presenters: Lara and Marc Whitley
February 10th- Burma: 23 Days of Solo Travel - Presenter: Catherine Cussaguet
February 17th- Gaviotas, Colombia: A Lightning Rod for the Future in a World That Takes its Resources Seriously - Presenters: Judy and Amory Lovins
February 24th- Kayaking and Trekking in Nepal - Presenter: John Mattson
All presentations take place at ACES at Hallam Lake.
Free admission for ACES members, $4 for non-members. |
Naturalist Nights
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Thursday Evenings- 7:30pm
 February 4th-East of Aspen: The Wonders of Independence Pass -Presenters: Paul Andersen and David Hiser
February 11th- Turning Environmental Values into Colorado's Priorities: Politics and  Environment in Colorado 2010 - Presenter: Pete Maysmith
February 18th- God in the Wilderness -Presenter: Rabbi Jamie Korngold
February 25th- Dust on Snow: Early Snowmelt and the Colorado River-Presenter: Jeff Deems
Come early for free tea and cookies!
All presentations take place at ACES at Hallam Lake.
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| RBR Traditional Arts Series |
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Wool Dyeing and Knitting II
February 9th, 5:30-8:00pm
$25 members/$35 non-members
For this class we will continue to work on our knitting skills, as well
as learn a different way to dye wool by painting our skeins of yarn.
This technique allows you to use a variety of colors in one skein,
creating a multi-colored work of art.
All materials provided.
Kids are welcome with prior approval from RBR staff.
Space is limited- Register Today! |
Special Event:
Himalayan Poet Visits Aspen
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Tuesday, February 16th, 6:30pm - 8:30pm
ACES and the Aspen Poets' Society Present Yuyutsu RD
Sharma, distinguished Himalayan poet, at Hallam Lake on Tuesday, February 16th
at 6:30 pm for a poetry reading and book signing, followed by a community
potluck.
Yuyutsu RD Sharma is a Nepalese poet and translator who extensively travels for readings and workshops. He has presented in New York, London, Belfast, Amsterdam, Bonn, Frankfurt, New Delhi and many other cities around the world. This is his first time in Aspen. In addition to his own works, which have been translated into eight languages, Yuyutsu has translated and edited several anthologies of contemporary Nepali poetry in English. He is widely published in a myriad of periodicals and has recently completed his first novel. Please bring a potluck dish to share. |
