Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 17th of February.
Good morning, Fort Collins.
The Fort Collins Symphony will present 'Tales of Renewal and Life' featuring compositions that celebrate resilience, alongside masterpieces by Farrenc, Mozart, and Zamora on March 1, 2025, at the Lincoln Center.
Fort Collins' Mugs Old Town hosted the Broken Hearts Club, an anti-Valentine's Day event, providing a space for local artists and attendees to celebrate love differently through art and community connections.
The Lincoln Center celebrated iconic jazz musicians, featuring performances of works by Chick Corea, Duke Ellington, Richard Rodgers, and George Gershwin, and honored Chick Corea's legacy through a memorable evening of music.
The Threads of Tradition fashion show, celebrating Black History Month at Colorado State University, showcased student designs that expressed themes of resilience and brilliance, incorporating community and cultural appreciation.
Colorado State University students organized a march demanding the school become a sanctuary campus to protect undocumented students in response to increased deportation fears following recent executive orders.
Colorado State University's Kelp Laboratory, led by Nicole Kelp, focuses on pioneering methods for translating complex scientific findings into accessible language through innovative science communication and education research.
The 20th session of the 54th senate of the Associated Students of Colorado State University focused on enhancing student representation and protecting marginalized groups, with new legislations aimed at inclusivity and sustainability.
Fort Collins City Council is set to vote on election reforms, including eliminating write-in candidates and increasing campaign contribution limits.
Colorado State's men's basketball team tied the record for the biggest blowout in Border War history with an 88-53 win against Wyoming, sweeping the series.
Nevada Wolf Pack vs. Colorado State Rams Men's Basketball Game
A competitive men's basketball matchup featuring the Nevada Wolf Pack against the Colorado State Rams at Moby Arena.
Heart Healing Herbs and Flower Essences Workshop
This workshop explores the impact of energy blockages in the heart space and offers herbal and floral remedies to restore balance and connection.
Magnolia Sessions Featuring Graham Good
Graham Good, known for his dynamic presence and modern rock sound, will perform at The Lyric during the Magnolia Sessions.
Shakedown Street Concert
Shakedown Street will take place at the Aggie Theatre, welcoming guests under 18 with an accompanying adult.
Latin Night featuring Jimmy Tronix
This event celebrates authentic Latin culture with music by Jimmy Tronix at Aggie Theatre in Fort Collins.
Master Class in Landscape Painting with Craig A. McKee
This four-week master class in landscape painting, led by professional artist Craig A. McKee, focuses on essential oil painting techniques and encourages the creation of a personal landscape masterpiece.
Virtuoso Series Concert: Peter Sommer on Saxophone with Juhyun Lee on Piano
Peter Sommer and Juhyun Lee perform a concert featuring works commissioned for prominent saxophonist Elise Hall, including compositions by Claude Debussy and Florent Schmitt.
The Mendelssohn Trio: A Concert Featuring Beethoven and Dvořák
The Mendelssohn Trio performs Beethoven's 'Archduke' Piano Trio and Dvořák's 'Dumky' Piano Trio, showcasing essential works in the piano trio repertoire.
Herbal Cooking Class: Wild Spices with Kat MacKinnon
This class explores the use of Rocky Mountain herbs to enhance culinary dishes and medicinal preparations.
University Symphony Orchestra Concert: Stirrings, Airs, and Virtuosities
The CSU University Symphony performs under guest conductor Adam Torres, featuring clarinetist Peter Hansen and a program including works by Crusell, Schubert, Galbraith, and Haydn.
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