Fri 4/19 The New Reeltime Travelers LIVE
Pickin Productions Presents…
The New Reeltime Travelers
7:30pm Show
$15 Presale, $18 Day of Show
Tix and more info avail online www.pickinproductions.com
Locally at KVNF, The Paradise Theater and Homestead Market
The
New Reeltime Travelers: This fresh ensemble of Oldtime musicians is a
super group of sorts, featuring two original members of The
Reeltime Travelers (mandolin, Thomas Sneed & banjo, Roy Andrade),
along with Betse Ellis (fiddler from The Wilders), Eric Thorin (bass,
Mollie O’brien, Open Road) and Carol Elizabeth Jones (guitar,
vocals from North Carolina). The Reeltime Travelers played in the North
Fork Valley twice in the past, but not in quite a few years. If you
caught either of those shows though, or saw them in the movie Down From
The Mountain with Emmylou Harris & Ralph Stanley, or on stage at
Telluride, RockyGrass, MerleFest, etc, you know this is a band not to
miss! They’re well schooled in the tradition of Oldtime music but
also meld several other styles of music (bluegrass, folk, country) to
create an engaging and very entertaining show.
Sun 4/21 Mountainfilm on Tour
Sunday April 21 at (3p & 7p)
Celebrate the Spirit of Earth Day with Film!
Tickets $13 advance, $18 day of show; available at the Paradise Theater and KVNF Community Radio and online at www.paradiseofpaonia.com
CLICK HERE FOR PROGRAM AND LIST OF FILMS
The Paradise Theater in Paonia is honoring Earth Day with the magic of cinema. Year around and world wide, Telluride Mountainfilm Festival takes their show to the road with Mountainfilm on Tour. Recognized as one of the longest running festivals in America, the tour programs offer a broad variety of full-feature and short films on extreme adventures, environmental and social issues. Returning to Paonia after a brief hiatus, we’ve hand-picked a selection of films including Living Downstream about biologist & activist Sandra Steingraber’s journey to link public health with environmental waste, Industrial Revolutions, featuring trick cyclist Danny MacAskill from Scotland, and Among Giants, about a determined tree squatter’s commitment to save old-growth Redwood Forests in Northern California as well as several other films on extreme skiing, biking, climbing and humble living. These films promise to be visually spectacular as well as inspiring! We are happy to present two screenings of these films not to be missed on the big screen, Sunday, April 21st (3:00pm and 7:00pm). Tickets are available in advance at KVNF Community Radio and The Paradise Theatre in Paonia as well as online at www.paradiseofpaoina.com. Be inspired! We’ll see you there.
Links to trailers here:
Fri 4/26 - Sun 4/28 Michael Jackson, The King of Pop
Paonia Players, directed by Merrily Talbott, will present a celebration
of Michael Jackson, The King of Pop, at the Paradise Theatre in Paonia,
April 26-28. With a cast of over 60 young performers, including the
Paonia High School Swing Choir and Paonia Players' Superstars, Rock
Stars, Pop Stars and Twinkle Stars, the performance will also include
original music videos and a Name That Tune game for the audience. Half
of the numbers will be interpretations of beloved Jackson 5 songs, with
the other half coming from Michael Jackson's hits from the 80's and
90's. Friday and Saturday night's shows begin at 7 pm. Sunday's
matinee starts at 2 pm. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for kids under
12. Young children sitting on a parent's lap get in free. Tickets are
available at KVNF and online at www.brownpapertickets.com. Last year's Beatles revue sold out all three shows, so people are encouraged to buy their tickets early.
Fri 5/3 and Sat 5/4 The 3rd Annual Paonia Film Festival
Screenings:
Friday May 3rd at 7 pm & Saturday May 4th at 1 pm (ALL selected films)
$10 at the door
Red Carpet Gala & Awards Ceremony:
Saturday May 4th at 7 pm (Winning film ONLY)
$35 advance*
Kick into Spring with the celebration of the 3rd Annual Paonia Film Festival ! Organizers put the call out to the region's amateur and professional film creators to "Shoot Locally!” Films are exclusive to Western Slope filmmakers and or topics relevant to the region. The festival features short films (less than 30 minutes) in a variety of categories including documentary & promotion, comedy, music & art, drama & youth.
“We have been thrilled by the level of creativity in this year’s submissions and our judges have been equally impressed” said film festival Director, Amy De Luca. Film industry judges from Los Angeles to Denver, will choose the winners in each category including Best Cinematography & Best Film.
The audiences will decide on 2 winners by voting first on the “What Matters Most Award” which is new to the festival and sponsored by the North Fork Heart & Soul Project. Participants are asked to vote on the film that best expresses ‘what matters most’ to the filmmaker and or subject matter. The second vote is for the “People’s Choice Award” for the Best overall film.
There are 2 opportunities to see all the films selected by the festival; Friday, May 3rd at 7pm or Saturday May 4th at 1pm at the Paradise Theatre in Paonia. Each screening will be followed by a Q & A with all of the filmmakers. The formal Red Carpet Gala & Awards Ceremony will be catered by local foodies and screen only the award winning films on Saturday May 4th at 7pm. This multi-media event will not disappoint and has sold out the past two years, so get your tickets early!
*Tickets go on sale Wed. April 17th at the Paradise Theatre, KVNF Community Radio or online at www.paoniafilmfestival.com
Sat 5/11 Jesus Loves You! (But Hates Me)
After months of tweaking and performing around Colorado, Thea Deley’s back to perform her irreverent comedy for her favorite audience of all — Paonia!
Jesus Loves You! (But Hates Me)
Saturday, May 11
Doors 7:30 pm / Show 8 pm
Paradise Theatre
Come on out, whether you missed the show before or just want to see
what’s new (videos starring Dave Shinn and Matthew Harris, for example).
Plus there’s a free gift for every audience member! Thea
and Mike will be performing the show six times at the Boulder
International Fringe Festival in September. All proceeds from the May 11
hometown show will go to offset the festival fees ($850+). And since
the show features 8 videos starring local talent, the festival is an
opportunity to showcase the North Fork Valley’s creativity to a wider
audience!
Tickets on sale April 26th at KVNF and online at www.JesusLovesYouShow.com
Tickets: $10 advance
$13 at door
PG-13 (sexual content, language, adult themes)
For a good laugh, read Thea’s Q&A with Westword: http://blogs.westword.com/showandtell/2013/01/thea.php