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PARKS & RECREATION NEWS <br />OPEN SPACE NOTES <br />WHAT'S INA NAME? <br />A fter several weeks of collecting suggestions from <br />the public, the Open Space Advisory Board has <br />recommended and City Council has approved Coyote <br />Run as the new name for Tamarisk Open Space. Tama- <br />risk is a state listed noxious weed and the Advisory Board <br />was interested in selecting a new name that would be <br />more representative of Open Space values. <br />LOVE IS IN THE AIR <br />F rom February through June, coyotes through- <br />out the area will be breeding and raising litters <br />of pups. During this time, coyotes will be more active <br />throughout the day in search of food to feed the extra <br />mouths. This means that coyotes <br />will be protective of their dens (es- <br />pecially against large dogs) and may <br />be tempted to prey upon small dogs <br />and cats that are unleashed or left <br />outside without supervision. Please <br />leash and supervise all pets for <br />their safety. For more information <br />on coyotes or to report coyote interactions, please visit <br />the Open Space Division's page on the City web site at <br />www.LouisvilleCo.gov. <br />STAY CONNECTED TO OPEN SPACE <br />EDUCATION AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES <br />M ake sure you hear about Louisville Open Space <br />opportunities by signing up for our listserve. <br />Email your naive to OpenSpace@LouisvilleCO.gov and <br />include "Sign me up" in the subject line. <br />Upcoming programs for the Spring tentatively <br />include: Birds of Boulder County, Intro to Bee Keep- <br />ing, 2nd Annual Children's Fishing Frenzy, Butterflies, <br />Pull- 4- Colorado Weed Pull, Weed ID and Senior Hike <br />at North Open Space. <br />{ y O € L O <br />L. S <br />Y <br />Parks 8c <br />Recreation <br />SUMMER CAMP IS COMING <br />R egister your kids (Grades K -5 in the current school <br />year) for Summer Adventure Day Camp at the Recre- <br />ation Center. Camp meets weekdays, June 7 - August 6, 8:30 <br />AM - 4:30 PM. Full and part week options available! <br />Theme -based weeks are full of arts & crafts, sports & <br />games, weekly field trips, and swim days! It is a perfect <br />balance between structured and unstructured time, not <br />to mention the best counselors in Boulder County - just <br />ask the campers! For more information or to register, visit <br />www.LouisvilleRecreation.com or contact Mandy Perera <br />(303.339.4902 or MandyP @LouisvilleCO.gov). <br />THE CULTURAL COUNCIL PRESENTS: <br />EVENING OF DANCE <br />EAST COAST =WING & WALTZ <br />SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 7:30 PM <br />ARTS CENTER, 801 GRANT AVENUE <br />ADMISSION: $12 /SINGLES OR $15 /COUPLES <br />r <br />Join us for an evening of East Coast Swing and waltz- <br />ing. Instruction will be provided by Casablanca Dance <br />and then you can dance the night away. LCC thanks <br />the Huckleberry and King Sooper's for providing refresh- <br />ments. Singles encouraged! <br />COFFEEHOUSE CONCERTS <br />THE CANTRELLS <br />FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 7:30 PM <br />ARTS CENTER, 801 GRANT AVENUE <br />ADMISSION: $12 /ADULTS; $8 /SENIORS 8c YOUTH UNDER 15 <br />National Public Radio favorite The Cantrells bring their <br />their "hot picking and smooth harmonizing" to Louisville. <br />Al & Emily Cantrell put a pop spin on acoustic folk and <br />bluegrass, with detours into Celtic, western swing and <br />Americana. Chosen by Robert Redford to appear playing <br />fiddle tunes in his hit movie A River Runs Through It, The <br />Cantrells cast a magical spell with Emily's soaring vocals <br />and Al's spirited fiddling and dazzling mandolin. <br />LCC Thanks Vic's Coffee, 801 Main Street, for providing <br />delicious brewed coffee for <br />this event. LCC also thanks <br />12C Products for serv- <br />ing O'Casey's Sweet Irish 10Uisville <br />Scones. <br />cultural <br />cones. <br />council <br />Scientific A Oatmeal <br />Facilities Dt,ltia <br />.4fatit,g ft Iiwkri dr. <br />Spring 2010 5 <br />