… Love Donation: $20 Drop In Format on the First Sunday of every Month 3:00 – 5:00 Root (March 4); Sacral (April 1); Solar Plexus (May 6); Heart (June 3); Throat (July 1); Third Eye (Aug 5); Crown (second Sunday, due to holiday Sept 9); Earth Star/Soul Star (Oct 7); Wrap Up (Nov 4) No Prerequisites – great class to get rid of parental imprinting, defenses, pretenses and other facades that may be holding you back in your life. 2945 Center Green Ct., 2nd floor Boulder, CO  80301

The Grove is a new church in town.  Our mission is to Love God, Love People, and Live Out by living sent lives where we connect people with Christ and the church.  We are a part of the Wesleyan Denomination. Our services are on Sunday Mornings @ 11:30am.  We meet at Christ United Methodist Church.  We also have Life Groups on Tuesday nights @ 7pm.  The Grove is led by Pastor Julie Collins. She was ordained with the Wesleyan Church in 2007 and has a degree in Christian Ministries with a mi …

The Fort Collins Improv group is for people who are interested in learning more about Improv - come join us! Every Sunday night at the Art Lab in Fort Collins, we get together to be spontaneous! Every level is welcome; we love to have fun and to laugh together. Everybody participates and everybody has fun - no one feels left out or embarrassed! We go through a wide variety of games, scenarios, and skits to build up our expertise in spontaneous, improvisational thinking, acting, singing, talking, …

Social club with the purpose of meeting other like minded (UU) singles. Couples are also welcome.  Our standing meeting is brunch after the Foothills UU Service on the Second Sunday of the month.  

  This group is shifting to a study and practice of metaphysics and spiritual development. We will be studying and practicing meditation, ritual and ceremonial arts. We will have sharing discussions about techniques of spiritual development in a safe and supporting environment. We have some evening meeting times and one monthly Sunday afternoon Tea and meditation ceremony. 

Engraving from the Database of Mid-Victorian Illustration at Cardiff University Do you love a good mystery? Are you looking to meet other like-minded literary types who love a good puzzler? Come on out and join us for good times and good talk about your favorite genre.  This group meets every third Sunday each month. The first book we'll read is considered the very first mystery ever published - in 1862 - “The Notting Hill Mystery”'. Here's part of the Times review by Paul Collins: ___________ …

… Meetings will be held Tuesday evenings 7-9 and Sunday afternoons 1-3. RSVPing is appreciated but not necessary. As this is a new group, call before coming to make sure the meeting is on.