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A cake for all seasons by Cakes & Collectibles Shoppe, that were submitted for Advocates Against Abuse's Decadent Desserts Fundraiser Sunday night.
The cast, crew and band of “The Times Are A-Changin’ Cabaret ’07” after their second show May 19.
Eileen Jones takes a break behind the scenes of “Cabaret” to show off what’s in her locket: Steve Jones of the Yampa Valley Boys.
Michael Brumbaugh gives a goodbye hug to “Cabaret” emcee Scott Parker. It was Parker’s last “Cabaret” performance because he is leaving Colorado.
Eileen and Steve Jones backstage.
Allison Plean and Patty Zimmer performed in multiple skits during “The Times Are A-Changin’ Cabaret ’07.”
Michael David and Kris Hammond clown around backstage.
Cesare F. Rosati after “Cabaret” in May.
Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat owners and artists Mary Levingston, from left, Judy Jones and Susan Gill Jackson prepare for their all gallery show in April.
Artists’ Gallery of Steamboat owners and artists Dancy Gould St. John, left, and Laura Wait at the gallery.
Mrs. Marchele McCarthy headed for the dance floor to do the worm on her wedding night Saturday at in the Thunderhead building on the ski mountain.
The happy couple, Marchele McEntee and Tim McCarthy, on the top of Mount Werner on their wedding day on Saturday.
Allen Belshaw runs uphill during Saturday’s 8.4-mile Cog Run in Hayden. He took first place with a time of 54 minutes and 37 seconds.
Walter Magill pushes his daughter Suzie in a stroller for the entire 8.4-mile Cog Run on Saturday in Hayden.
Bride-to-be Marchele McEntee gets a late night tap dancing lesson with a friendly stranger on Pearl Street in Boulder last weekend.
Helle McClelland gets a free golf swing lesson from a man at Pearl St. Pub and Cellar in Boulder as one of her bachelorette party dares last weekend.
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DJ School Graduate packed the dance floor at Amante for the Local Brigade’s first night out.
Women of all ages don hats and boas for Sunday’s high tea event that celebrated the women throughout Oak Creek’s history.
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