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Landscape Photography
Tuesdays, May 17, 6-8:30 PM and May 24, 6-7:30 PM
Learn how to capture the special moments in the garden
when it’s at its peak, and how to make special moments of the garden when
it’s not! Led by accomplished landscape photographer and author David
Winger, this two-session workshop will explore digital terminology,
composition, lighting, and post-photograph processing for optimal
landscape photographs. You’ll get the opportunity to apply your knowledge
immediately by taking photos in The Gardens with guidance from the
instructor, followed by a review of your photographs. Please bring a
camera. Class will be held at The Hudson Residence. Meet the instructor in
front of the Gift Shop 10 minutes prior to class start time.
Registration: $34/member, $39/nonmember. Call the Hudson
Gardens Education Department at (303) 797-8565 ext. 306 to register.
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AirLife Memorial 5K/10K Run
Sunday, May 22, 8 AM – 2 PM
Designed to commemorate the lives lost in the 1997 AirLife helicopter
crash, this annual event honors police, fire, and emergency service
workers who risk their lives daily to save the lives of others.
In partnership with AirLife Committee.
More info at www.airlifedenver.com.
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Ambrosia
Sunday, June 5
The founding members of Ambrosia decided on the
moniker to represent a vision of their music: all shades, textures, colors and
styles. Ambrosia was best known for their soulful soft-rock radio hits
spanning the late '70s and early '80s, including You’re the Only Woman
and How Much I Feel. One of the biggest honors bestowed upon the band was
Quincy Jones’ declaration that their hit Biggest Part of Me was one of
his all-time favorite songs.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $15. Member $12.50. Child (3-12) $10.
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Firefall
Sunday, June 12
A Hudson Gardens’ favorite, this Colorado-based band
placed many Top-40 chart hits, including You Are The Woman, Just Remember I
Love You, Strange Way, and Cinderella. A pioneer of country/rock
music characterized by mellow, easy sounds coupled with pop melodies and lush
harmonies, Firefall endures because of the strength and integrity of
their songs.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $15. Member $12.50. Child (3-12) $10.
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Free Day
Wednesday, June 15, 9 AM - 5 PM
It’s a banner year for us as we celebrate our 15th birthday on June 15. To
celebrate this landmark birthday, Garden admission is free on this day –
and $1.50 every day during 2011!
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Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Sunday, June 19
With a career that spans five decades, the Nitty Gritty
Dirt Band has gone from a hippie jug-band to pioneers of country rock,
setting influences that are recognized yet today. From their 35 albums came 22
country hits, three pop hits, as well as Grammy and CMA awards. The group was
also honored in 2006, when their landmark album, Will The Circle Be Unbroken,
was included in the National Recording Registry as one of 50 recordings to be
honored and preserved by the Library of Congress.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $27. Member $24. Child (3-12) $10.
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Under a Blood Red Sky: U2 tribute
Sunday, June 26
Feel the power of one of the greatest bands of our time! Their
passion and love of U2 music has brought Under a Blood Red Sky together
to truly capture U2’s sound live on stage. With great attention to detail, they
perform all eras of U2’s career, including I Will Follow, Gloria, New Year's
Day, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Pride (in the name of love), Bad, Where the Streets
Have No Name, With or Without You, Vertigo, The Fly, and Mysterious Ways...
just to name a few.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $15. Member $12.50. Child (3-12) $10.
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Xeriscape 101
Tuesday, June 28, 6 – 8:30 PM
Learn how to combine traditional landscaping techniques with the latest in
conservation methods to achieve an eye-appealing and functional yard or
garden. While minimizing water-use and maintenance, xeriscape landscaping
maximizes the beauty and year-long appeal of any garden space. This
workshop, led by long-time xeriscape author and photographer David Winger,
covers the history and seven principles of xeriscape, followed by an
interactive walk through The Hudson Gardens to observe and identify plants
with low-to moderate water-requirements.
Class will be held at The Hudson Residence. Meet the instructor in front
of the Gift Shop 10 minutes prior to class start time.
Registration: $15/member, $20/nonmember. Call the Hudson Gardens Education
Department at (303) 797-8565 ext. 306 to register.
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The Guess Who
Sunday, July 3
Very few rock music acts achieving "Superstar" status in the
‘60s and ‘70s continue to tour as successfully today as The Guess Who.
Their biggest hit, American Woman, reached #1 on the Billboard charts in
1970, and is widely recognized as one of the most applauded classic rock cuts of
all time. Although they paved the way for the hard rock acts of the ‘70s with
this mega-hit and No Time, The Guess Who is also noted for elegant
pop-soul ballads like These Eyes, Laughing and Undun.
Fireworks display immediately following the concert.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 7 PM.
Adult $26. Member $23. Child (3-12) $10.
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Poco
Monday, July 4
One of the first and longest-lasting groups of the
country-rock genre, Poco was born from the remaining elements of Buffalo
Springfield, when co-founders Neil Young and Stephen Stills left the group in
the spring of 1968. The band’s original name stems from a comic strip by Walt
Kelly. Their hits include Good Feeling to Know, Crazy Love, Heart of the
Night and Call It Love.
Fireworks display immediately following the concert.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 7 PM.
Adult $21. Member $18. Child (3-12) $10.
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Super Diamond: Neil Diamond tribute
Sunday, July 10
Diamond is forever! Capturing the essence of Mr. Jonathan
Livingston Seagull himself, Super Diamond replicates everything from the
blinding sequin shirts of '70s era right down to the most detailed nuances of
classic songs such as Cherry, Cherry. Surreal Neil is not a Neil Diamond
impersonator. And Super Diamond is not a cover band. Super Diamond
is six guys in sequins providing what they like to call "The Alternative Neil
Diamond Experience." Whatever you do, don't let anyone tell you Neil Diamond
doesn't rock!
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $18. Member $15.50. Child (3-12) $10.
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Loverboy
Sunday, July 17
In the 1980s, Loverboy’s red leather pants, bandanas,
and big rock sound defined the band’s trademark image and high-energy live show.
They quickly became one of America's and MTV's most popular rock bands, with
chart-toppers coming one after another. Their hits include Hot Girls In Love,
Queen Of The Broken Hearts, Working For The Weekend, When It’s Over, Take Me To
The Top, Only The Lucky Ones, Jump, and Heaven In Your Eyes.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $25. Member $22. Child (3-12) $10.
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Sister Hazel
Sunday, July 24
Their name comes from Sister Hazel Williams, a local nun who
ran who ran Sister Hazel's Rescue Mission in Gainesville, Florida during the
1970s and early ‘80s. The facility gave those who were down on their luck a safe
place to stay warm, eat and regroup, regardless of age, race or beliefs; it is
in this spirit of unconditional concern for all beings that the band chose to
use her name. With six Top-30 hits to their credit, including Your Winter,
Change Your Mind and All for You, Sister Hazel’s
Southern-style rock sound is characterized by highly melodic tunes and
optimistic lyrics with a decidedly fresh, invigorating style.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $20. Member $17.50. Child (3-12) $10.
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The Stylistics
Saturday, July 30
What started as the innocent union of two ex-high school bands
has developed into one of the longest-standing, most accomplished soul bands to
ever grace the R&B scene. The Stylistics, with their characteristic
charisma, style and harmony, recorded a remarkable ten straight Top-10 hits in
the early ‘70s, including You Make Me Feel Brand New, You Are Everything,
Stone In Love With You, Betcha By Golly Wow and Break Up to Make Up.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $20. Member $17.50. Child (3-12) $10.
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Little River Band
Sunday, July 31
Formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1975, Little River Band
was the first Australian rock group to enjoy sustained commercial success in
the United States. During their career, the band has sold more than 25 million
records and scored 13 American Top-40 hits, including Happy Anniversary,
Reminiscing, Lady, Cool Change, Man On Your Mind and Lonesome Loser.
Glenn Frey of The Eagles has publicly acclaimed Little River Band as "the
best harmony band in the world".
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $26. Member $23. Child (3-12) $10.
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38 Special
Sunday, August 7
A legendary powerhouse, 38 Special continues to amaze
fans with their signature blast of southern rock. Their brand of “muscle and
melody” comes to life with timeless songs such as Hold On Loosely, Caught Up
In You and Rockin’ Into the Night – hits that are recognizable from
the first opening chord.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $27. Member $24. Child (3-12) $10.
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Richard Marx
Sunday, August 14
Writer of thirteen #1 songs, Richard Marx has
consistently and powerfully made his mark on the music industry. From 1987 to
1990, he became the first male solo artist in history to have his first seven
singles reach the Top-5 on Billboard’s singles chart, including the number one
hits Hold On to the Night, Satisfied and the worldwide classic, Right
Here Waiting. To this day, his feat remains unchallenged.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $25. Member $22. Child (3-12) $10.
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Frampton Comes Alive 35th Anniversary Tour
Sunday,
August 21
One of the most celebrated artists and guitarists in rock
history, Peter Frampton embarks on a world tour in 2011, celebrating the
35th anniversary of his multi-platinum-selling live album, Frampton Comes
Alive! The legendary album will be performed in its entirety on The Hudson
Gardens’ stage, featuring iconic classics such as Do You Feel Like We Do?,
Baby, I Love Your Way and Show Me the Way.
Note: This concert is three hours in length.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 7 PM.
Adult $46. Member $43. Child (3-12) $10.
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Vertical Horizon
Sunday, August 28
Their first major album release, Everything You Want, sold 2
million copies with the title song hitting #1 on Billboard’s Hot-100 and Adult
Top-40 charts. The song was the most played single in the year 2000. In addition
to the success with Everything You Want, Vertical Horizon garnered
continued recognition on the radio waves with You’re a God (#4 on
Billboard’s Adult Chart) and Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning),
which also became a Top-20 country hit for Gary Allan in 2005.
Gates open at 5 PM. Concert begins at 6:30 PM.
Adult $20. Member $17.50. Child (3-12) $10.
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Free Day
Sunday, September 11, 9 AM - 5 PM
Reflect, remember, reconnect. The Hudson Gardens opens to the community at
no charge annually on Patriot Day.
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Hudson Holiday
November, December
Hudson Holiday, an amazing and spectacular outdoor lighting display that
transforms The Hudson Gardens into an enchanted winter wonderland, begins
a six-week run during November and December on select evenings. Click
here to view scenes of this wondrous event. Visit
www.hudsonholiday.com
for more information on making this magical event part of your holiday
tradition!
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