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Special Events
14 November
Rental: D3 Indivisible FROM MUSKETS TO MASS CASUALTIES: Consideration of the 2nd Amendment in the 21st Century
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Movies
15 November
Alpine Bank Family Movie Night presents "Toy Story 4"
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Music
16 November
You Knew Me When
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Movies
18 November
Volkswagen presents Warren Miller's "Timeless"
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Interactive
23 November
Save The Date! dZi Foundation and Sherbino present Jim McCarthy: The Dawn of Big Wall Climbing in the Far North
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Rental: D3 Indivisible FROM MUSKETS TO MASS CASUALTIES: Consideration of the 2nd Amendment in the 21st Century
Well-meaning people consider a firearm to be either an emblem of individual freedom or the cause of a nationwide public health crisis. Can both viewpoints be true?
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Alpine Bank Family Movie Night presents "Toy Story 4"
Alpine Bank's Family Film: Toy Story 4
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You Knew Me When
“You Knew Me When, a delightful husband-and-wife duo from Ouray, by way of Nashville, Tennessee. The two pack a punch with their unique sound that draws comparisons to none other than Shovels & Rope.”
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Volkswagen presents Warren Miller's "Timeless"
The only constant is change, but winter stoke is eternal. After seven decades of celebrating skiing and snowboarding, Warren Miller Entertainment can confirm that nothing compares to the excitement of another season in the mountains.
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Save The Date! dZi Foundation and Sherbino present Jim McCarthy: The Dawn of Big Wall Climbing in the Far North
In 1963, McCarthy established Yukon Tears on the Proboscis, Southeast Face in the Cirque of the Unclimbables in the Northwest Territories with Layton Kor, Royal Robbins and Dick McCracken.
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Opening night for Rocky Horror was worth the antici....pation!
We still have tickets for tonight’s and Saturday’s performances, but they’re selling fast! Get them now at sherbino.org
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Things are getting spooky scary up in the Sherb! Counting down till doors open and Elder Grown hits the stage. Get your tickets now!
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Just a few tickets left for today’s finale performance of Animal Farm! Don’t miss out!
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Coming up at the Sherbino! Emily Scott Robinson live on October 18! Advance tickets at sherbino.org
North Carolina native Emily Scott Robinson has traveled a quarter million miles and counting, paying her dues along the dusty highways of America’s wild country in the RV she calls home. Along the way, she’s captured the stories of the people she met and expertly crafted them into the songs featured on her gorgeous debut studio release, “Traveling Mercies.” Named one of Rolling Stone’s “10 New Country and Americana Artists You Need to Know” for 2019, Robinson received critical acclaim from Billboard, No Depression, and American Songwriter for the stories captured on her new album and performed on the main stage of the 2019 Telluride Bluegrass Festival as winner of the Telluride Troubadour Contest.
The diner where the waitress knows everyone by name. The World War II veteran reflecting on the end of his life. The windswept trailer park where people prefer to keep their curtains closed. As she meditates on human frailty and the power of resilience, Robinson is at times vulnerable, at others, defiant and absolutely free. Rolling Stone called “Traveling Mercies” a collection of “country-folk songs about America in all its pain and glory with the literate, Southern gothic sensibility of Flannery O’Connor.” Robinson is on the rise with her new record— a tour de force from an elegant chronicler of her own existence and those of her fellow humans.
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Friday, October 11- Award winning, acclaimed blues musician Terry Robb hits the stage. His signature fingerpicking style landed him in the Oregon Music Hall of Fame and earned him international acclaim from worldwide audiences, esteemed music critics and his distinguished peers.
Northwest guitarist Terry Robb has played blues in many different formats through the years, including in electric and acoustic settings, with a trio, and as a solo artist. He began playing as a child, encouraged by an uncle who was a professional swing jazz guitarist. Shortly after he began playing, Robb became enamored with blues, ragtime, traditional jazz, and country guitar players, yet he developed his own eclectic style. In college at Portland State University, he studied music theory with Czechoslovakian composer Tomas Svoboda. After graduation, he toured with Captain Beefheart/Frank Zappa alumnus Rex Jakabosky, cutting his teeth on the Northwest's club and festival circuits. In the early '80s, Robb became friendly with the late folk-blues guitarist and composer John Fahey. Fahey later asked him to produce and perform on several of his recordings, and one of these releases, 1983's Let Go, was cited by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the top three releases of that year. He also collaborated with fellow Northwest bluesman Curtis Salgado on Hit It 'n Quit It.
Although he hasn't toured much nationally under his own name, Robb has an extensive discography. His sessionography includes performances on recordings by Fahey, Sheila Wilcoxson, Alice Stuart, Gary Burford, and Paul Brasch, among others. Robb's recordings under his own name include Sensitive Guy, Acoustic Blues Trio, and Stop This World for Burnside Records, a Portland-based label, as well as Jelly Behind the Sun, Next Window, and Heart Made of Steel and When I Play My Blues Guitar. Most recently, Robb recorded Resting Place for the Memphis-based Yellow Dog Records. Robb has toured with Curtis Salgado, Steve Miller, and Buddy Guy.
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“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” Opening Friday Night! STC presents Animal Farm, a theatrical adaptation of George Orwell's classic novella. Get your advance tickets at sherbino.org
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A history of community
Established in 1915, the Sherbino has been the heart of Ridgway Colorado, providing a venue for community events ranging from music to poetry. Now in a period of re-birth, the Sherbino continues to standout as the hub of events and community activities in Ridgway and throughout Ouray County. On February 11 2012 the Sherbino incorporated as the Ridgway Chautauqua Society Inc. whose mission is to embody the Chautauqua tradition by producing programs celebrating lifelong learning, the arts, culture and community. Learn more about the Sherbino.
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