It is our pleasure to invite all of our supporters to attend the first-ever Virtual Greenwich International Film Festival, May 1st to 3rd, bringing the Festival experience into the homes of our audience members. This virtual three-day event will include an exciting selection of Narrative & Documentary Features, the Connecticut Shorts Program, exclusive interviews with film talent, acknowledgments, and a chance to Vote for the JP Morgan Chase Audience Award. It will also feature the Best Social Impact Film Award, presented by the Bill & Ann Bresnan Foundation, and the Best Connecticut Shorts Award, presented by the Connecticut Office of Film, Television & Digital Media. We remain committed to delivering a VIP experience for our passholders including programming a number of events, such as the Changemaker Gala, and a selection of exciting films, panels & receptions in the fall.

If you want to enhance your abilities in the kitchen, then you've come to the right place with THE SEASONED CHEF IN DENVER! Our cooking classes will show you what to cook and how to cook it! Join an online class!

Interactive online crafting class for kids k-5, join us for fun creating animals, cartoon characters, or customized objects out of play dough, super light clay. Water color painting classes are designed for beginners and intermediate painting lovers of all ages. For details on free events and class schedules, please visit https://www.epie-studio.com

Easton Training Center's kickboxing program teaches the fundamentals of Muay Thai, which includes strikes with "eight limbs"--punches, kicks, knees, and elbows. These classes will be 45 minutes long, and include technique instruction and calisthenic movements. When the COVID-19 crisis passes, you can join us for IRL classes at one of our 9 Colorado locations! eastontc.com. Recommended equipment: Boxing Gloves Hand Wraps Punching Bag (or DIY substitute)

Shoot for the Supermoon 2020 is a live-streamed fundraising event for Lowell Observatory, the Home of Pluto and a nonprofit institution dedicated to astronomical discovery. Go to https://youtu.be/qa7o7yXluDI to be a part of our live-stream event! 3:30pm – AZ Gives Fundraiser Join Lowell Observatory at 3:30pm-5:45pm AZ/PT (Pacific) on Tuesday, April 7, 2020, for live demonstrations of STEM activities for kids that you can do at home and the launch of a new at-home science challenge for kids. This portion of the live stream is in partnership with AZ Gives Day (https://azgives.org) to raise funds for STEM education. 6pm – Supermoon Fundraiser At 6pm AZ/PT, Lowell astronomers and educators will present exciting talks about lunar research and Apollo history, with occasional breaks showing live views of the Pink Supermoon and appeals to support Lowell Observatory and our new at-home science challenges for kids. The Shoot for the Supermoon fundraiser continues at lowell.edu/supermoon. Moonrise is at 6:42pm AZ/PT here in Flagstaff, and an astronomical full moon (syzygy) occurs at 7:35pm. This full moon is a supermoon because it occurs just over 8 hours after the moon has reached perigee, when it is at its closest point to Earth in its orbit.

Join Bird Conservancy of the Rockies educators as we explore the fundamentals of waterfowl. Ducks, geese, and shorebirds, oh my! We will learn how these animals are adapted to their habitats, their lifestyles, and how to see these birds up close.