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CULTURAL COUNCIL COMMUNITY PARK UPDATE COFFEEHOUSE he new community park, located at 955 Bella Vista Drive, is near- ing completion.We may all be enjoying some of the new facilities CONCERT as early as November. Until then, we request that people please refrain from Guitar Series visiting the site while it is under construction. The site has deep trenches, unsecured hardware, and other conditions that are not safe for public use. Wing and Rebop Construction continues to progress on schedule and the plaza, shelter, Local Guitar Duo and playground areas should be ready for use in November. The seeded, sod, Friday, October 28 and landscaped areas will need more time to become established, however, and will not be ready for full use until the summer of 2006. Center for the Arts The many new amenities at the park are patterned after Louisville's rich 801 Grant Avenue history which comes together at the park site. This history of the site in- 730 PM cludes the railroad and the Acme Coal Mine, as well as nearby agriculture land and the historic residential neighborhood to the north. The site also has (Doors open at 7'00 PM) a wonderful natural view of the Coal Creek riparian corridor. $5.00 The richness of the area will be on display as the elements of the park take ing & Rebop is a La- shape. You can see visions of a train depot in the shelter and patterns of rail- road tracks in the concrete plaza. The playground shows hints of our railroad fayette based guitar duo and mining history with a mine shaft climbing boulder, mining tools to be consisting of Gary Wing and discovered beneath the sand, and a train for tots to play on. A paving pattern Rick Egleston. T in the plaza will replicate the system of tunnels and piers that still exists deep The two have been below the city, remaining from Louisville's coal mining days. Additionally, playing together the pastoral view of the homestead south of the park and the Coal Creek ri- � � parian corridor reminds us of Louisville's agricultural history and the natural for over 20 years beauty of the area. and have fine-tuned their There will be much to be discovered at the new community park that will sound into a unique blend of remind us that this location is a"Crossroads of History, Community, and folk, blues, jazz, and classical Nature." influences. Their songs vary Watch for information about a park dedication celebration. Please con- from simple open sounds to tact Kathy Kron at 303.335.4736 for additional information regarding the driving rhythms, and from construction of the park. spontaneous original compo- sitions to carefully arranged covers specifically crafted for KIW4 two acoustic guitars. On both GOLF COURSE of their CDs they are joined by Coal Creek is now accepting bookings for the 2006 tournament friends and fellow musicians for season. As the golf season comes to a close, charity fundraisers are a fun outing of varied musical already looking to the 2006 golf season for tournaments. Coal Creek Golf styles. Their sound is enhanced Course offers one of Boulder County's best tournament venues.We wel- by the tasteful bass playing of come your group, any size, occasion, or day. Call our golf professionals at Paul Saporito of Boulder. This 303.666.7888 to book an event tailor made to suit your needs! p Coal Creek Golf Course is now a Wireless Hotspot!Join us Monday-Fri- is convertible top down cruisin' day for our Sandwich and Sand Wedge lunch special from 10:30 AM - 2:00 music. Give it a listen: it's good PM. $10.00 gets you lunch and a large bucket of range balls and now you time music! can stay connected at Coal Creek. October/November 2005 10