Calendar of events

See a sampling of Gwen Paton's photos on display at the Peak Wellness Center in Littleton.

Angel Concept and Dress for Success, two local non-profit organizations focused on empowering women to achieve economic independence and become more productive members of society, are partnering together to host a Women’s vintage clothing shopping event. Angel Concept received a clothing donation through a partnership with Dress for Success from a boutique in Aspen that wanted the clothing to make a difference in the lives of women. The donation featured brand new high end clothing, made in the 1980s and early 1990s. Starting September 8th Angel Concept will be hosting the vintage clothing for a 2-week shopping event! All the high-end clothing has original price tags but will be marked down from normal retail pricing. Dress for Success will receive 10% of every purchase made during this time. "We're ready to go back in time with the music and clothing we all rocked in the 80s!" said Angel Concept founder Sue Hosier. "We are so excited to have the opportunity to have really fun, beautiful pieces that will add a unique element to any woman's wardrobe!" For shoppers' safety, Angel Concept will be allowing 5 guests in at a time to shop the exclusive clothing and merchandise. Following local and state mandates, Angel Concept will be requiring all customers to wear a mask and to use hand sanitizer that will be provided at the time of entering the store. About Angel Concept: The Angel Concept motto is women helping women. Angel Concept provides struggling, disadvantaged women with work-skills training in a retail environment — enabling them to build their capabilities and self-esteem and preparing them to become successful employees in the retail world.

A wide variety of both 2d and 3d artists utilized all types of mediums and explored all aspects of Aqua/Water

See a sampling of Gwen Paton's photos on display at the Peak Wellness Center in Littleton.

Angel Concept and Dress for Success, two local non-profit organizations focused on empowering women to achieve economic independence and become more productive members of society, are partnering together to host a Women’s vintage clothing shopping event. Angel Concept received a clothing donation through a partnership with Dress for Success from a boutique in Aspen that wanted the clothing to make a difference in the lives of women. The donation featured brand new high end clothing, made in the 1980s and early 1990s. Starting September 8th Angel Concept will be hosting the vintage clothing for a 2-week shopping event! All the high-end clothing has original price tags but will be marked down from normal retail pricing. Dress for Success will receive 10% of every purchase made during this time. "We're ready to go back in time with the music and clothing we all rocked in the 80s!" said Angel Concept founder Sue Hosier. "We are so excited to have the opportunity to have really fun, beautiful pieces that will add a unique element to any woman's wardrobe!" For shoppers' safety, Angel Concept will be allowing 5 guests in at a time to shop the exclusive clothing and merchandise. Following local and state mandates, Angel Concept will be requiring all customers to wear a mask and to use hand sanitizer that will be provided at the time of entering the store. About Angel Concept: The Angel Concept motto is women helping women. Angel Concept provides struggling, disadvantaged women with work-skills training in a retail environment — enabling them to build their capabilities and self-esteem and preparing them to become successful employees in the retail world.

A wide variety of both 2d and 3d artists utilized all types of mediums and explored all aspects of Aqua/Water

See a sampling of Gwen Paton's photos on display at the Peak Wellness Center in Littleton.

Angel Concept and Dress for Success, two local non-profit organizations focused on empowering women to achieve economic independence and become more productive members of society, are partnering together to host a Women’s vintage clothing shopping event. Angel Concept received a clothing donation through a partnership with Dress for Success from a boutique in Aspen that wanted the clothing to make a difference in the lives of women. The donation featured brand new high end clothing, made in the 1980s and early 1990s. Starting September 8th Angel Concept will be hosting the vintage clothing for a 2-week shopping event! All the high-end clothing has original price tags but will be marked down from normal retail pricing. Dress for Success will receive 10% of every purchase made during this time. "We're ready to go back in time with the music and clothing we all rocked in the 80s!" said Angel Concept founder Sue Hosier. "We are so excited to have the opportunity to have really fun, beautiful pieces that will add a unique element to any woman's wardrobe!" For shoppers' safety, Angel Concept will be allowing 5 guests in at a time to shop the exclusive clothing and merchandise. Following local and state mandates, Angel Concept will be requiring all customers to wear a mask and to use hand sanitizer that will be provided at the time of entering the store. About Angel Concept: The Angel Concept motto is women helping women. Angel Concept provides struggling, disadvantaged women with work-skills training in a retail environment — enabling them to build their capabilities and self-esteem and preparing them to become successful employees in the retail world.

Sunday worship service and Wednesday testimony meetings; Thanksgiving Service Thursday November 22, 2018 10-11 a.m.

Swing Dance Murder Mystery Event, "JAZZ & MURDER," beginning Sunday March 8 at 6 PM at the Historic Buffalo Rose. Featuring The Flatirons Jazz Orchestra, dinner and a 'who-dun-it' Mobster Murder Mystery thriller! (One Sunday a month) Dates:3/8, 4/12, 5/10, 6/14, 7/12, 8/9, 9/27, 10/11, 11/8, 12/13

A wide variety of both 2d and 3d artists utilized all types of mediums and explored all aspects of Aqua/Water

See a sampling of Gwen Paton's photos on display at the Peak Wellness Center in Littleton.

Angel Concept and Dress for Success, two local non-profit organizations focused on empowering women to achieve economic independence and become more productive members of society, are partnering together to host a Women’s vintage clothing shopping event. Angel Concept received a clothing donation through a partnership with Dress for Success from a boutique in Aspen that wanted the clothing to make a difference in the lives of women. The donation featured brand new high end clothing, made in the 1980s and early 1990s. Starting September 8th Angel Concept will be hosting the vintage clothing for a 2-week shopping event! All the high-end clothing has original price tags but will be marked down from normal retail pricing. Dress for Success will receive 10% of every purchase made during this time. "We're ready to go back in time with the music and clothing we all rocked in the 80s!" said Angel Concept founder Sue Hosier. "We are so excited to have the opportunity to have really fun, beautiful pieces that will add a unique element to any woman's wardrobe!" For shoppers' safety, Angel Concept will be allowing 5 guests in at a time to shop the exclusive clothing and merchandise. Following local and state mandates, Angel Concept will be requiring all customers to wear a mask and to use hand sanitizer that will be provided at the time of entering the store. About Angel Concept: The Angel Concept motto is women helping women. Angel Concept provides struggling, disadvantaged women with work-skills training in a retail environment — enabling them to build their capabilities and self-esteem and preparing them to become successful employees in the retail world.

Drop in for an collaborative problem-solving discussion, whether you are a beginner or experienced researcher.

See a sampling of Gwen Paton's photos on display at the Peak Wellness Center in Littleton.

Angel Concept and Dress for Success, two local non-profit organizations focused on empowering women to achieve economic independence and become more productive members of society, are partnering together to host a Women’s vintage clothing shopping event. Angel Concept received a clothing donation through a partnership with Dress for Success from a boutique in Aspen that wanted the clothing to make a difference in the lives of women. The donation featured brand new high end clothing, made in the 1980s and early 1990s. Starting September 8th Angel Concept will be hosting the vintage clothing for a 2-week shopping event! All the high-end clothing has original price tags but will be marked down from normal retail pricing. Dress for Success will receive 10% of every purchase made during this time. "We're ready to go back in time with the music and clothing we all rocked in the 80s!" said Angel Concept founder Sue Hosier. "We are so excited to have the opportunity to have really fun, beautiful pieces that will add a unique element to any woman's wardrobe!" For shoppers' safety, Angel Concept will be allowing 5 guests in at a time to shop the exclusive clothing and merchandise. Following local and state mandates, Angel Concept will be requiring all customers to wear a mask and to use hand sanitizer that will be provided at the time of entering the store. About Angel Concept: The Angel Concept motto is women helping women. Angel Concept provides struggling, disadvantaged women with work-skills training in a retail environment — enabling them to build their capabilities and self-esteem and preparing them to become successful employees in the retail world.

See a sampling of Gwen Paton's photos on display at the Peak Wellness Center in Littleton.

Sunday worship service and Wednesday testimony meetings; Thanksgiving Service Thursday November 22, 2018 10-11 a.m.

See a sampling of Gwen Paton's photos on display at the Peak Wellness Center in Littleton.

Kiwanis Club of Belmar invites you to join our weekly brunch at 11:30 am Thursdays at Sunrise Sunset; 1424 S Wadsworth Blvd, Lakewood. Our group is service-minded, community-based, and most of all, kid-focused. Our Kiwanis group formed 12 years ago and supports Patterson International Elementary, Karlis House and more. We’re all about kids! For more information, contact Shirley Otto at 303-985-5596 or otto187@comcast.ne