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HOOKED ON PALMER hour and a half. Admission $10; advance registration required.
LAKE, a day of fun for every- To register, see the following website: https://www.flipcause.
one, Saturday, June 3, 11-a.m.- com/secure/cause_pdetails/MTkwMTg
3 p.m., after the fishing derby.
Vendors, music, games, bounce PERRY PARK BOOK CLUB will meet on Tuesday, June 21
house, three-legged race, beer at the home of at Christa Rheindt, 8475 Crow Court in Perry Park
and brats, snow cones. All money Ranch. The book for discussion is Cutting for Stone (BCE) by
raised will benefit the Palmer Lakes fireworks. Abraham Verghese, a novel of love and betrayal, medicine and
ordinary miracles—and twin brothers whose fates are forever
REGISTER FOR THE LARKSPUR WALKING TOUR: intertwined. The book for July is What Alice Forgot (BCE), a
Put on your walking shoes and grab a bottle of water! Meet in romantic comedy and satire by Australian novelist Liane Mo-
the Larkspur Town Park at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 17, riarty. Newcomers and visitors are always welcome. For addi-
with Danna Hamling of the Larkspur Historical Society. Learn tional information, see the website at http://applelane.com.
about the beginnings of Larkspur when the railroad arrived in
1871 and about the creamery and its connection to a house that DOUGLAS LAND CONSERVANCY’S 4TH ANNUAL
is on the Douglas County Landmark program. There will be a “CAPTURING THE BEAUTY OF OPEN LAND” PLEIN
$5 donation, and you will receive a black and white brochure AIR PAINTING EVENT JUNE 24 – 25: Two dozen ac-
published by the Larkspur Historical Society, featuring this his- claimed Plein Air artists will showcase paintings of conserved
toric town. To reserve your spot, call 303-681-3738 or email lands in Douglas County. “Capturing the Beauty of Open Land”
dannahamling@gmail.com. Rain date, Saturday, June 24. provides an opportunity for artists to paint on beautiful, private
properties in southern Douglas County over the course of one
CALF OFFERS DONUTS FOR DADS: On Saturday, June week (June 20 – 23). This unique week of painting will culmi-
17, 10 a.m., Lowell Ranch (I25 east feeder, south of Castle nate in a gallery exhibit featuring hundreds of works created
Rock) treat Dad to donuts and coffee at CALF’s Lowell Ranch throughout the week on display and available for purchase. The
and then enjoy a tour of the livestock. You will get to meet our showing on the 24th-25th will be at the White Pavilion, 414
month old baby calf, baby lambs, pigs, chickens, and maybe Perry Street in Castle Rock. Admission is free.
more. You can also plan on photo opportunities with antique
farm equipment and tractors! Typically the tour lasts about an Continued on page 3
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