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Not So Sweet Cow
The divine bovine is on the moove. “We’re launching a line of gourmet sour creams,” confirmed Sweet Cow owner Drew Honness, “it’s gonna be rad”. The new venture will be called Bitter Cow and plans call for the first shop to open this summer.

Dog of the Month

Downtown Dog
of the Month

Introducing the very handsome Titan Giammaria, a 3 year old Chesapeake Bay Retriever. Titan, true to his breed, loves water. A perfect day for Titan and owner Sarah is a trip and a dip at the Community Dog Park pond followed by a good meal. Speaking of good meals, keep an eye out for Titan at the Trailhead Wealth Management booth at the Taste of Louisville. Make sure to say hi!

Jannuci House

Historic Moments
This month in conjunction with the Historic Preservation Commission, we are launching a new feature that will give you a snapshot of our heritage through the stories behind some of the amazing historic buildings that still stand in Louisville. We hope you enjoy.

Jannuci House
1116 LaFarge Avenue

The Janucci House, also referred to as the Ginacci House, is a rare brick example of the modest residences constructed by local coal miners and is associated with the town’s Italian heritage. A rear addition housed a spaghetti-making machine used to supplement family income during the summer months of reduced mining activity. In 1910, it was the home of siblings Joseph, Ernest, and Cleonice Jannucci, and later was the residence of Joseph and his wife, Philomena.

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Louisville Farmers Market
Saturdays,
May 30 – October 11
9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Colorado farms and orchards bring fresh, local vegetables and fruits, breads, gluten free breads and baked goods, meats, salsas coffee, to-go food and much more. Live music weekly. Bring the kids, bring the dogs.

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Summer 2015 Street Faire Lineup

June 12 MarchFourth!
(formerly March 4th Marching Band)
June 19 Marcia Ball
June 26 The Elders
July 10 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
July 17 Geno Delafose
July 24 Samantha Fish
July 31 Chris Daniels & Friends
August 7 Gin Blossoms
August 14 Firefall

First Friday Art Walk

Is April 3 bringing you great art, food, crafts and fun. Look for the new art walk brochures the second week of April. They will be available through local businesses and hotels throughout the Boulder County area.

Louisville Art Association Spring Member Fine Art Show & Sale

Center for the Arts
801 Grant Avenue
April 9 – 12
Various times

The show is free and open to the public and features the work of many of the Association’s artists. The show opens at noon on April 9 and a Wine and Cheese reception will take place on Friday April 10 at 5:00 pm where you can meet the artists. Other activities are planned throughout the 3 days. Visit the website at www.louisvilleart.org

Sweetbird Studio

Nancy Anderson Trunk Show

Bella Frida
924 Main Street
April 3 & 4

Bella Frida will present the work of Nancy Anderson and her fabulous line of jewelry, Sweetbird, on Friday, April 3, 6:00 – 9:00 pm and Saturday, April 4, 11:00 am – 5:00 pm. Nancy creates fun necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, belt buckles and even dog collars and tags. Her creations are a blend of all her loves: the Southwest, eclectic pop and folk art, and playful wit. They are “wearable shrines of intention.”

20th Anniversary at Achtermann Chiropractic & Massage

Achtermann Chiropractic & Massage
600 Main Street
Week of April 20

Dr. Karen Achtermann (formerly McConnell) opened her Chiropractic practice 20 years ago in downtown Louisville at 915 Walnut Street. Dr. Marty Achtermann joined her practice 3 years later and this year Dr. Billy Biggs joined the practice. Help celebrate two decades of business in Louisville the week of April 20 with Chiropractic and Massage Specials all week. As part of the festivities, they will offer a FREE functional assessment of your core. So get your abs in shape. It’s almost swimsuit season!!! The week will end with an Open House Party on Friday April 24 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm.

Tom and Vickey

Creations Gallery
Retirement Party

Eclectic Cafe
917 Front Street
April 8
6:00 – 8:00 pm

Come and reminisce with Vickey and Tom about the ever-changing art scene in historic downtown Louisville. Vickey will continue to teach art class at the Creative Framing Gallery, but the gallery within By Chance will close on April 11. Make sure and drop by to wish them well and thank them for all the contributions they’ve made.

Shrek the Musical

SHREK, the Musical

Centerstage Theatre Company
Louisville Middle School
341 Main Street
April 17 – 19
1:00 pm and 7:00 pm

“We are so proud to be presenting ‘Shrek The Musical’ for our Boulder County audiences,” say directors Jeanie Balch and Taylor Roberts. “This energetic, heartwarming and hilarious show features unbelievable talent from a youthful cast whose ages range from 7 to 18. It will certainly be a show that you don’t want to miss!” Shrek the Musical stays true to the children’s book by William Steig where dragons are friendly, swamps are better than castles, and the true hero isn’t handsome or noble but a grouchy-on-the-outside, tender-on-the-inside ogre who is more or less content with himself and his life in a swamp. Tickets are $14 for Adults, $10 students, $8 children under 12 and on sale at www.centerstagetheatercompany.org

Impact on Education

Razzle Dazzle Gala

Impact on Education
Louisville Community Park
May 31
5:00 – 9:00 pm

Tickets are on sale now for an evening full of great company, unique and exciting auction items, and impressive entertainment! The theme this year is ‘I think I can, I think I can, based off the popular children’s book, ‘The Little Engine That Could’. All proceeds directly support Impact on Education’s wide-ranging programs, which impact over 24,000 local students and educators each year.

WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD!

Louie’s Pet Supply
931 Main Street

Owner Steve Calvert opened his doors about 2 months ago after working in the pet food manufacturing business for over 15 years. He and Hank, the 1-1/2 year old standard poodle, want to provide a neighborhood pet store where you can get anything for your pet along with a couple of cuddles from Hank. The name Louie, is a tribute to Louisville, of which Steve and Hank are residents. Stop by and give them a warm welcome.


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