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Music Festivals

• Saturdays 05/27-09/02 Swingin Under the Stars - 7:30PM-10PM FREE All Ages Swing Dancing, Lessons, Ice Cream, Live Music Little Man Ice Cream, 2620 16th Street Denver, CO 80211
• 06/03 Denver Day of Rock - 1:15PM-9:30PM FREE All Ages 15 Bands, 3 Stages; Mainly Rock; Food Trucks LODO Denver
• 06/07 Holiday Theater Music and Poetry Showcase - 7PM FREE All Ages Guitar, Low-Rock, Spoken Word, Poetry, Jazz MCA Denver at the Holiday Theater 2644 West 32nd Avenue Denver, CO 80211
• 06/10 Five Points Jazz Festival - 12PM-8PM FREE All Ages 140+ Jazz Performances Five Points, Denver
• 06/17 First Harvest Music Vestival - 4PM-8PM $10 12 and Below; $35 1+ All Ages Various Musicans Including the Flobots, The Snakes, and Brothers of Brass; Foodtrucks, To Show Solidarity for Refugees DeLaney Community Farm 170 South Chambers Road Aurora, CO 80017
• 07/14-07/16 Compost Heap Music Festival - Times TBA FREE (Suggested Donations) Underground Music of Various Genres Seventh Circle Music Collective, 2935 W 7th Ave, Denver CO
• 07/15 Blues & BBQ Festival – 10AM-6PM $10 All Ages Live Blues Music and BBQ Citizen’s Park, 5560 W 24th Ave, Edgewater, CO 80214
• 07/21-07/22 Global Dance Festival – 3PM-11PM $99/Day All Ages EDM, Art Installations, Circus Performers, Silent Disco. Performers Include Kaskade, Deadmau5, Loud Luxury, Surf Mesa, Troyboi, Zedd and Many More! Empower Field. 1701 Bryant St, Denver, CO 80204
• 07/28-07/30 Underground Music Showcase - 3PM-12AM $120 Weekend Pass *Independent Music of Various Genres - Broadway // 6th Ave to Alameda, 21 S Broadway, Denver, CO 80209
• 08/25-08/27 Meow Wolf Vortex Music and Art Festival - 2:30PM-?? $60-$100 / Day, -$229 Weekend Pass Electronic Music Festival Feat. Griz, Armani White, BLOND:ISH and many more The Junkyard, 2323 W. Mulberry Place, Denver, CO 80204
• 08/12 Ghost Canyon Fest – 6PM-12AM $50 21+ Noise, Punk, and Post Punk Bands Hi Dive, 7 S Broadway, Denver, CO 80223
• 09/09 Sunnyside Music Festival – 12PM-7:15PM FREE All Ages Local Bands, Food, Vendos Chaffe Park near 2001 W 44th Ave, Denver, CO 80211
• 09/16 Viva Southwest Mariachi Fest – 4:30PM-10PM FREE All Ages Mariachi Bands, Food, Vendos Levitt Pavilion, 1380 W Florida Ave, Denver, CO 80223

Culture Festivals

• 06/02 Chrom - 5PM-10PM FREE All Ages A Pride Queer Art Showcase and Vendor Market, Live DJ Skylight, 833 Santa Fe Drive, Denver, United States
• 06/09-06/11 ayA Con - F 4PM-7PM; Sa 10AM-6PM; Su 10AM-5PM $15-$30 All Ages Indigenous Comics, Art, Fashion, Performance, Film, and Music McNichols Civic Center Building, 144 W Colfax Ave, Aver, CO 80202
• 06/09-06/11 Denver Greek Festival - F 11AM-11PM; Sa 11AM-12AM; Su 11AM-7PM FREE All Ages Celebration of Greek Heritage with Food, Music, Vendors, and Art Assumption of the Theotokos Greek Orthodox Cathedral, 4610 E Alameda Ave, Denver, CO 80246
• 06/17-06/18 Juneteenth Festival - 12PM-8PM FREE All Ages Celebration of Black Culture and Liberation with a Parade, Live Music, Vendors Five Points, Denver
• 06/17-06/18 Cherry Blossom Festival - 5k Sa 8AM; Parade Sa 9:30AM FREE All Ages Celebration of Japanese Heritage with Taiko Drumming, Teriyaki Chicken, Sake, Japanese Art Sakura Square, Denver
• 06/24-06/25 Denver Pridefest - Sa 11AM-6PM; Su 11AM-4PM FREE All Ages Celebration of LGBTQ+ Culture with 5k Run, Parade, Venors, Concerts, Drag Events Civic Center Park, 101 W 14th Ave, Denver, CO 80202 (Parade Starts at Cheeseman Park)
• 07/07 -07/09 Colorado Black Arts Festival - F 1PM-8PM; Sa 11AM-8PM; Su 11AM-7PM FREE All Ages * Celebration of Black Culture with Performances, Visual Art, Scavenger Hunts, Food, Parade, Vendors* City Park, 2001 Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80205
• 07/15-07/16 Mile High Global Bazaar - 11AM-7PM FREE All Ages Cultural Exhibits and Vendors from around the World Skyline Park, Denver, CO 80202
• 07/22-07/23 Colorado Dragon Boat Festival – Races Start 8AM; Festival Sa 10AM-7PM. Su 10AM-5PM FREE All Ages *Dragon Boat Races, Food, Vendors, Performances – FREE – Sloan's Lake Park W Bryon Pl, Denver, CO 80212

Food / Drink Festivals

• W-Th 05/15-09/?? Civic Center Eats - 11AM-7PM Free All Ages 10-20 Food Trucks of Various Cuisines Civic Center Park, 101 W 14th Ave, Denver, CO 80202
• 05/14, 06/04, 07/09 A Taste of Colorado 10AM-6PM Free All Ages Live Music, 6 Food Trucks, Drinks, Live Music, Kids Activities, Vendors Civic Center Park, 101 W 14th Ave, Denver, CO 80202
• 05/27-05/28 BBQ Fest 11AM-8PM $35 Under 20; $109 Adult All Ages * All You Can Eat BBQ, All You Can Drink, Cooking Demos, Live Music* Empower Field at Mile High, 1701 Bryant St, Denver, CO, 80204
• 05/27 Taste Around the World! Spring Wine Event - 3PM-6:30PM $90 All Ages * Tastings for 25 Bottles of Wine with Help From Wine Experts* Ironton Distillery (RiNo) - 3636 Chestnut Pl, Denver, CO 80216
• 07/20 The Big Eat - 6PM-9PM $85 21+ 50+ Restaurants All You Can Eat, Live Music* Denver Performing Arts Complex, 1400 Curtis St, Denver, CO 80204
• 07/22 - Summer Brewfest - 1PM-10PM $55 Advance, $60 Day of Only Allowed Half of Time) 21+ *Unlimited Tastings of Local Beer Brews Mile High Station, 2027 West Colfax Avenue, Denver Co 80204
• 08/03 Denver Burger Battle - Price TBA 21+ 20+ Restaurants Best Burger Competition; Unlimited Drinks and Burgers* Tivoli Quad, 1000 Larimer St, Denver CO 80204?
• 08/19 Sloan’s Lake Beer Fest - $5 DD, $35 if Drinking 21+ 1970s Themed Beer Tasting with Live Music* 1610 Raleigh Street Denver, CO 80204
• 08/26 Denver Summer Whiskey Tasting Festival - 2:30PM-6PM $45 21+ Tasting of 20+ Whiskey, Tasting Lessons, Live Music, Food Location TBA
• 09/06-09/09 Denver Food and Wine Festivals 11AM-8PM $60-$95 21+ * Food and Wine Showcase, Tastings, Seminars, Cocktail Competition* Tivoli Quad on the Auraria Campus, 1000 Larimer St, Denver

Art / Crafts / Shopping Festival

• 05/05, 06/02, 07/07, 08/04, 09/01 Sante Fe First Friday Art Walks - 5:30PM-9PM FREE All Ages Galleries , Vendors, Food Trucks, Music Sante Fe // 5th Ave to 11th Ave, Denver, CO 80204
• 05/05, 06/02, 07/07, 08/04, 09/01 RiNo First Friday Art Walks - 5:30PM-9PM FREE All Ages Art,Vendors Larimer St // Broadway to Downing
• 05/05, 06/02, 07/07, 08/04, 09/01 Dairy Block First Friday Art Walks - 5PM-9PM FREE All Ages Art, Vendors 1800 Wazee St, Denver, CO 80202
• 05/05, 06/02, 07/07, 08/04, 09/01 Lakewood First Friday Art Walks - 6PM-9PM FREE All Ages Galleries, Drinks, Music 6501 W Colfax Ave, Lakewood, CO 80214
• 05/20-05/21 Spring Bazaar - 12PM-6PM FREE All Ages 80+ Vendors, Live DJ, Food Hall Outside Zeppelin Station, 3501 Wazee St #100, Denver, CO 80216
• 05/27-05/28 Denver Arts Festival - Sa 10AM-6PM, Su 10AM-5PM FREE All Ages Local Art Conservatory Green, Central Park, 8304 E. 49th Pl. Denver 80216
• 06/08-06/11 Denver Fringe Festival - Hours Vary $15 (Some FREE Street Performances) All Ages 55+ Shows of Performance Art, Plays, Comedy, Improv, Cabaret, Magic, Dance, Aerial, Immersive Experiences, & More Across 12 Venues RiNo and Five Points Denver
• 06/10-06/11 Denver Chalk Art Festival - Sa 10AM-10PM; Su 10AM-8PM FREE All Ages Chalk Art on the Street 123 W. 12th Avenue, Denver, CO 80204
• 07/01-07/03 Cherry Creek Arts Festival Sa-Su 10AM-8PM; M 10AM-6PM FREE All Ages Art Vendors Cherry Creek North, 2401 E 2nd Ave #150, Denver, CO 80206
• 07/22-07/23 Cheeseman Park Art Festival – 9AM-5PM FREE All Ages 150+ Artists, Live Music, Food & Drinks Cheeseman Park, 1599 East 8th Avenue, Denver CO 80218
• 05/14, 05/22, 06/11, 06/25; 07/09, 07/23, 08/13, 08/27 Thrift Pop – 12PM-5PM FREE All Ages Vintage Clothing, Thrifting, Collectibles Denver Central Market 2669 Larimer St, Denver CO

Other Festivals

• 05/18-05/21 Somebody’s Friend Movement and Music Festival – Times Vary FREE All Ages Dance and Live Music Festival Denver Central Market 2669 Larimer St, Denver CO
• 05/20 Rocky Mountain Tree Festival – 12PM-6PM FREE All Ages Live Music, Art Vendors; All Funds Go to Planting Trees New Terrain Brewing Co, 16401 Table Mountain Pkwy, Golden, CO
• 05/12; 06/04; 07/09; 08/06 !Viva! Streets – 8AM-2PM FREE 3.5 Miles of Car Free Streets; Food; Crafts Broadway, Denver From Alameda to 20th
• 06/10-06/11 Unicorn Festival – 10AM-5PM $25 All Things Fairy and Unicorn Including the Unicorns Themselves Clement Park, 7306 W Bowles Ave, Littleton, CO 80123
• 06/10-06/11 Big Gear Show – Sa 10AM-6PM; Su 10AM-4PM FREE Outdoor Goods Consumer Show Colorado Convention Center, 700 14th St, Denver, CO 80202
• 06/30-07/02 Fan Expo – F 4PM-9PM; Sa 10AM-7PM; Su 10AM-5PM $38-$58 / Day; $90 3-Day Pass All Ages Convention for Fans of Comics, Sci F, Horror, Anime, Gaming Colorado Convention Center, 700 14th St, Denver, CO 80202
• 07/15-07/16 Lavender Festival – 9AM-5PM $13 Adults, $11 Seniors, $9 Children All Ages Lavender Fields, Artists, Live Music, Demonstrationsof Dye Garden and Blacksmith ShopDenver Botanic Gardens - Chatfield Farms, 8500 W Deer Creek Canyon Road, Littleton, CO 80128

Farmers Markets

Sundays

• Sundays 05/07-11/12 South Pearl Street – 9AM-1PM 1527 S Pearl St, Denver, CO 80210
  
• Sundays 06/25-10/08 Central Park – 8:30AM-12:30 PM South Green 7601 29th Ave, Denver, CO 80238
  
• Sundays 04/07-10/29 Metro Denver Famers Market - Highlands Ranch – 10AM-2PM 9288 Dorchester St, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
  
• Sundays 06/04-09/24 Arvada Farmer’s Market – 9AM-1:30PM Olde Town Square, 5702 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. Arvada, CO 80002
  
• Sundays 05/21-10/15 HighlandsSquare – 9AM-1PM 3600 W 32nd Ave, Denver, CO 80211
  
• Sundays 05/14-10/29 Parker – 8AM-1PM – 19565 Mainstreet, Parker, CO 80138
  
• Sundays 05/28-10/15 Festival Park – 9AM-2PM – 300 2nd St, Castle Rock, CO 80104
  
• Sundays 06/04-09/24 People + Produce – (Food Trucks Beer Garden Live Music) - 9AM-1PM – 4190 S Newport St, Denver, CO 80237
  
• Second Sundays May-Aug Stanley Summer Series Farmer’s Market - 1PM-6PM Stanley Marketplace, 2501 Dallas St, Aurora, CO 80010
  

Tuesdays

• Tuesdays 05/30-09/26 Evergreene – 10AM-2PM 1036 El Rancho Road, Evergreen, CO 80439

Wednesdays

• Wednesdays 06/07-08/30 Green Valley Ranch – 5PM-8PM Green Valley Ranch Town Center Park, 4890 Argonne St., Denver, CO 80249
  
  • Wednesdays 06/14-08/16 Cherry Creek – 9AM-1PM Cherry Creek Shopping Center, 3000 E 1st Ave, Denver, CO 80206
• Wednesdays 06/14-09/27[Littleton]((https://www.denverfarmersmarket.com/) – 10AM-2PM 7301 S Santa Fe Dr, Littleton, CO 80120
  

Thursdays

• **Thursdays 05/11-09/3140 - Real Farmers Market - Erie – 5PM-8PM – Briggs Street // Wells and Moffatt, Erie 80516

Saturdays

• Saturday 05/06-11/04 Cherry Creek Fresh Market – 9AM-2PM Cherry Creek Shopping Center, 3000 E 1st Ave, Denver, CO 80206
  
• Saturdays 05/13-10/28 University Hills – 9AM-1PM – 2500 S Colorado Blvd, Denver, CO 80222
  
• Saturdays 06/10-09/30 [Lakewood]((https://www.denverfarmersmarket.com/) – 10AM-2PM Mile Hi Church. 9077 W Alameda Ave, Denver, CO 80226
  
• Saturdays 04/06-10/28 Southwest Plaza – 8AM-2PM 8501 W Bowles Ave, Littleton, CO 80123
  
• Saturdays 05/13-09/30* Southland – 8AM-1PM – 6155 S Main St, Aurora, CO 80016
  
• Saturdays 06/03-09/16 Union Station – 9AM-1PM 1701 Wynkoop, Denver, CO 80202
  
• Saturdays 5/13-10/28 City Park – 8AM-1PM 2551 E Colfax Ave, Denver, CO 80206
  
• Saturdays 06/03-10/07 Golden 8AM-1PM 1019 10th St, Golden, CO 80401
  
• Saturdays 5/13-10/14 Real Farmer’s Market - Louisville – 9AM-1PM 824 Front Street, Louisville, CO 80027
  
• 1st and 3rd Saturdays 5/13-10/21 Rebels in the Garden - 9PM-1PM Activist Group Rebel Marketplace, S Del Mar Circle, Aurora, CO, USA
  

Denver.org List of Farmers Markets

Concerts

LIST OF ALMOST ALL CONCERTS AND LIVE MUSIC IN DENVER SUMMER 2023
Free Outdoor Concerts

• Sundays 06/04-08/06 City Park Jazz - 6PM-8PM FREE All Ages Jazz, Blues, Brass, and More City Park Pavilion, Denver
  
• Dates Vary 05/19-09/29Levitt Pavilion Free Concerts Series - Times Vary FREE All Ages Free Concerts, Various Genres Levitt Pavilion, 1380 W Florida Ave, Denver, CO 80223
  
• Central Park Concert Schedule - 6PM or 6:30 PM FREE All Ages Central Park, Denver
  
• Green Valley Ranch Sunday Concerts in the Park - 4PM-6:30PM FREE All Ages Green Valley Ranch Town Center Park, 5050 Argonne St, Denver, CO 80249
  
• Downtown Lakewood Summer Concert Series - 6PM-8PM FREE All Ages Belmar Shopping Center, Downtown Lakewood, 7337 W Alaska Dr, Lakewood, CO 80226
  
• Orchard Town Center Til’ Dark 3rd Friday’s Concert Series - 6:30PM-8:30PM FREE All Ages The Orchard Town Center, 14697 Delaware St, Westminster, CO 80023
  
• Highlands Ranch Community Association Summer Concert Series - 6:30PM-8:00PM FREE All Ages Highland Heritage Regional Park, 9651 S Quebec, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
  

Outside Paid Venues

• Red Rocks Event Schedule 303-319 CO-8, Morrison, CO 80465
  
• Empower Field Event Schedule 1701 Bryant St, Denver, CO 80204
  
• Fiddler’s Green Event Schedule 6350 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Greenwood Village, CO 80111
  
• Denver Botanical Gardens Music at the Gardens Schedule Denver Botanic Gardens, 1007 York St, Denver, CO 80206
  
• Evenings El Pastor at the Denver Botanic Gardens Small Ensembles Hidden Throughout the Gardens Denver Botanic Gardens, 1007 York St, Denver, CO 80206
  
• Civic Center Park Concert Schedule Civic Center Park, 101 W 14th Ave, Denver, CO 80202
  
• Dick’s Sporting Goods Park Concert Schedule Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, 6000 Victory Way, Commerce City, CO 80022
  
• Arvada Center Outdoor Amphitheater & Front Porch Concerts Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities, 6901 Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada, CO 80003
  
• Shady Grove Concert Series at Four Mile Historic Park - 6:30PM $15 Four Mile Historic Park, 715 S Forest St, Denver, CO 80246
  
• Mile High Music Series - 6:30PM-10PM Ticket Comes with 1 Free Frink Four Mile Historic Park, 715 S Forest St, Denver, CO 80246
  

Paid Indoor Venues

• List of Venus in Denver

Concert Lists (by Genre, Search, Etc)

• Songkick
  
• Concertfix
  
• Concertful
  

Parks / Nature

National Parks

• Rocky Mountain National Park $15-$35; $70 Annual; $80 Interagency All Ages 415 Square Miles of Mountain Environments FREE DAYS: 08/04, 09/24, 11/11
  
• Mesa Verde National Park $15-$30; $55 Annual; $80 Interagency World Heritage Site of Pueblo Ruins FREE DAYS: 08/04, 09/24, 11/11
  
• Great Sand Dunes National Park $25; $40 Annual; $80 INteragencyFREE DAYS: 08/04, 09/24, 11/11
  
• Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park $15-$30; $55 Annual; $80 Interagency FREE DAYS: 08/04, 09/24, 11/11
  

State Parks

• Barr Lake
  
• Cheyenne Mountain
  
• Crawford
  
• Eleven Mile
  
• Jackson Lake
  
• John Martin
  
• Lake Pueblo
  
• Mancos
  
• Ridgway
  
• St. Vrain
  
• Staunton
  
• Steamboat Lake
  
• Trinidad Lake
  

City Parks

• City Park Lake, Science Museum, Zoo, Golf 17th and York, Denver, CO
  
• Skyline Park * Beer Garden, Ice Skating Rink in Winter* 16th and Arapaho, Denver, CO
  
• Civic Center Park * Lots of Festivals, Art Museum, Library, Government Buildings* 101 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver, CO, 80203
  
• Confluence Park Aquarium, Children’s Museum, Elitch Gardens, S Platte River 2250 15th St, Denver, CO
  
• Centennial Flower Gardens Gardens, S Platte River, Elitch Gardens 1101 Little Raven St, Denver, CO
  
• Commons Park S Platte River, Sand Prairie 17th and York, Denver, CO
  
• Sloans Lake Park Lake, Festival 1700 Sheridan Blvd, Denver, CO
  
• Washington Park Lakes, Boat Rentals, Gardens, Playgrounds, Sports, Tennis Courts, Soccer Field Virginia Ave and Downing St, Denver, CO
  
• Cheeseman Park Paths, Playgrounds 1599 E 8th St, Denver, CO
  
• Bear Creek Park 2,600 Acres, Hiking, Biking, Horseback Riding, Swim Beach, Boat Rentals 15600 W Morrison Rd, Lakewood, CO
  
• Paco Sanchez Park Hilly expanse with unique playgrounds 1290 Knox Court, 3240 W 14th Ave, Denver, CO 80204
  
• Ruby Hill Bike Park 7 Acre Park for Bike Riders with Ramps and Tracks W Jewell Ave, Denver, CO 80223
  
• Smaller / More Distant City Parks include: Berkeley Lake Park, Rocky Mountain Lake Park. McDonough Park, City of Cuernavaca Park, Benedict Fountain (Triangle) Park AND MANY MORE…
  

Hikes

• Day Hikes Near Denver Great List with Many Categories to Sort From
  
• Top 10 Day Hikes Near Denver * Made by guides at Day Hikes Near Denver .com*
  

Water Activities

Beaches

• Cherry Creek State Park Swim Beach Smoky Hill Trail, Aurora, CO 80015
  
• Aurora Reservoir Swimming Beach S Powhaton Rd, Aurora, CO 80016
  
• Aurora Reservoir SCUBA Beach E Reservoir Dam Rd, Aurora, CO 80016
  
• Platte River Highlands Bridge and Swimming in Confluence Park 2250 15th St, Denver, CO 80202
  
• Soda Lake Beach in Bear Creek Lake Park Near 15600 W Morrison Rd, Lakewood, CO 80228
  
• Chatfield Park Swim Beach Near Perimeter Rd, Littleton, CO 80128
  

Pools

• List of Public Denver Outdoor Pools
  
• List of Public Denver Indoor Pools
  

Splash Parks

• List of Splash Parks in the Denver Metro Area May be out of date

Water Parks

• List of Water Parks in the Denver Metro Area May be out of date
  
• 05/29-09/04 Island Kingdom Waterpark at Elitch Gardens - Varies between 9AM and 8:30PM (Closes at Dusk) $50/Day, $75/Season All Ages Water Park with Thrill Slides, Family Slides, Wave Pool, and Lazy River; Attached to Theme Park (No extra cost) 2000 Elitch Cir, Denver, CO 80204
  
• 05/26-09/04 Water World - Varies between 9AM and 6PM $28-$55 Adults, $24-$45 Children All Ages Water Park with Thrill Slides, Family Slides, Wave Pool, Lazy River, and Surf Wave 8801 N Pecos St, Federal Heights, CO 80260
  
• 05/27-08/13 The Splash at Fossil Trace - 10AM-5:30PM Park; 10AM-5PM Pools $12.50 Day Pass, $194 Season Pass All Ages Pools and Water Slides 3151 Illinois St, Golden, CO 80401
  
• 05/27-09/04 Pirate’s Cove - 10AM-5:30PM $18 Day Pass; $120 Season Pass All Ages Pools and Water Slides 1225 W Belleview Ave, Littleton, CO 80120
  

Amusement

Theme Parks / Roller Coasters

• Year Round, Dates Vary Elitch Gardens - Varies between 9AM and 9PM $50/Day, $75/Season All Ages Theme Park and Water Park 2000 Elitch Cir, Denver, CO 80204
  
• 05/13-09/10 Lakeside Amusement Park - Varies between 1PM and 11:30PM $30 All Ages Theme Park Built in 1908 4601 Sheridan Boulevard, Lakeside, CO 80212
  

Themed Festivals

• Saturdays & Sundays, 06/17-08/06 Colorado Renaissance Festival - 10:30AM-6:30PM $28 Adult, $12 Child All Ages Renaissance Themed Food, Drink, And Entertainment including Comedy, Sword Swallowing, Fire Breathing, Music, Jousting, and More 650 Perry Park Ave, Larkspur, CO 80118

Outdoor Movies

Local Projections

• Denver.org List Mostly not announced yet List of Outdoor Movie Showings in Denver Including: Avanti, Town Center Park Auditorium, Ironton Distillery & Crafthouse, Elitch Gardens (in the Wave Pool), South Green in Central Park
  
• Denver.org List Mostly not announced yet List of Outdoor Movie Showings Near Denver Including: Red Rocks, Stanley Marketplace, Parfet Park in Golden, Parks Across Westminster, Backcountry Base Camp in Littleton, Memorial Park in Northglenn, Infinity Park in Glendale, Citizen Park in and Edgewater
  

Drive Ins

• 88 Drive In - 7PM $12 Double Features Drive in Theatre, Film Schedule 5 Days in Advance 8780 Rosemary Street, Commerce City, CO 80022

Theatre / Opera / Symphony Shows

• Denver Center for the Performing Arts Big Performing Arts Complex with Several Auditoriums for Plays, Concerts, Symphonies, Shows, and More 1350 Curtis Street, Denver, CO 80202

• 04/14-06/18 The 39 Steps- Singleton Theatre
  
• 05/31-06/04 Riverdance - Buell Theatre
  
• 06/13-06/18 Aladdin - Buell Theatre
  
• 06/21-07/02 Book of Mormon - Buell Theatre
  
• 08/16-08/19 Jagged Little Pill - Buell Theatre
  
• 09/01-10/08 A Little Night Music - Wolf Theatre
  
• 09/15-09/17 Beetlejuice - Buell Theatre
  

• Miners Alley Playhouse Local Children’s Theatre 1224 Washington Ave, Golden, CO 80401

• 05/19-06/11 The Oldest Boy
  
• 05/27-06/24 Robin Hood
  

• Adams Mystery Playhouse Full-time Murder Mystery Theatre 2406 Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80211

• 05/02-05/27 Bootlegger’s Murder
  
• 05/13-05/31 A Dark and Stormy Murder
  
• 06/02-08/03 Mystery in Pirate’s Cove
  
• 06/02-08/05 Murder on Pirate’s Island
  
• 08/10- 09/16 An Artful Murder
  
• 09/22-09/30 They Came From Below
  

• Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities Local Playhouse for Concerts and Plays 6901 Wadsworth Blvd, Arvada, CO 80003

• ** 09/08-10/15** Beautiful: The Carol King Musical

• Vintage Theatre Local Play House Specializing in Revival and Contemporary Musicals and Play 1468 Dayton St, Aurora, CO 80010

• 06/02-07/09 Driving Miss Daisy
  
• 07/22-07/30 In the Heights
  

• Firehouse Theatre Company at The John Hand Theatre Performance Art Group 7653 E 1st Pl, Denver, CO 80230

• 06/03-07/01 A Mexican Trilogy: Charty

• Curious Theatre Company Cutting Edge Theatre 1080 Acoma St, Denver, CO 80204

• 05/18-06/15 Cullud Wattah

• 06/11-08/13 Colorado Shakespeare Festival Prices Vary; $18 For Standard Bundle **Festival Showing Many of Shakespeare’s Plays Over a Few Weeks 972 Broadway, Boulder, CO, 80302
Theatres Without Current Shows That You Should Still Keep an Eye On
• The Source Theatre Company Local Performing Arts Theatre 721 Santa Fe Dr, Denver, CO 80204
• Lone Tree Arts Center Contemporary Center Which Hosts Plays, Concerts, and Events 10075 Commons St, Lone Tree, CO 80124
• Cherry Creek Theatre Performance Art Center 350 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80246

Dance / Performance Art / Burlesque / Etc

• 05/18-06/04 Strange Natures - TH-Su 7PM $20 Immersive Dance Theatre Show 1801 Brentwood St., Lakewood, CO 80214
• 07/05-08/13 Cirque du Soleil: Kooza - 7:30PM $54- $64 All Ages Circus and Gymnastics Show Ball Arena, 1000 Chopper Circle, Denver, CO 80202
• 07/06-07/08 Colorado Burlesque Festival - 7PM-10PM $25- $35 / Day, $75 / Weekend 18+ Burlesque, Drag, Aerial, & Variet Performance Reelworks, 1399 35th St, Denver, CO
• 07/02 -07/31– Central City Opera’s 2022 Festival – (Opera and Theatre) – Central City Opera House

Museums / Exhibits / Gardens

Art

• Denver Art Museum - 10AM-5PM $12-$19 ALL AGES Daily 10AM-5PM General Art Museum 100 W. 14th Avenue Pkwy Denver, CO 80204 - FREE DAYS: 05/09, 05/14, 06/13, 07/11, 07/30, 09/09, 09/12, 10/10, 11/04, 11/14, 12/12)
  
• Museum of Contemporary Art Denver - T-F 12PM-7PM; Sa-Su 10AM-5PM $7-$10 All Ages Contemporary and Modern Art 1485 Delgany St Denver, CO 80202 - FREE DAYS: 06/03, 07/01, 08/05, 09/02, 10/07, 11/04, 12/02
  
• Meow Wolf - Su-Th 10AM-10PM; F-Sa 10AM-12AM $40-$55 ALL AGES Psychedelic Immersive Alien Art Experience 1338 1st St, Denver, CO 80204
  
• Spectra Art Space: Spookadelia - 11AM-9/10PM $12-$30 ALL AGES * Psychedelic, Immersive Local Art Experience* 1842 S Broadway Denver, CO 80210
  
• Clyfford Still Museum - 10AM-5PM $6-$10 ALL AGES Art by the Artist Clyfford Still 1250 Bannock St Denver, CO 80204 - FREE DAYS: 05/31, 06/25, 07/23, 08/18, 09/06, 10/05, 11/04, 12/03
  
• Museo de las Americas - 12PM-5/6PM $5-$8 ALL AGES Latin American Art 861 Santa Fe Dr, CO 80204 - FREE DAYS: 06/02, 07/07, 08/04, 09/01, 10/06, 11/03, 12/01
  
• American Museum of Western Art 10AM-4:30PM $5 All Ages Art Depicting the American West from 1800s to Present 1727 Tremont Place, Denver, CO 80202
  
• Kirkland Museum of Fine and Decorative Art- T-Sa 11AM-5PM; Su12PM-5PM $10-$12 All Ages Fine and Decorative Art 1201 Bannock St Denver, CO 80204
  

History

• History Colorado Center - 10AM-5PM $14 ALL AGES General History Museum with Emphasis on Colorado History 1200 Broadway Denver, CO 80203
  
• Four Mile Historic Park 10AM-4PM $6-$8 ALL AGES Celebration of Denver’s Western Heritage 715 S Forest St, Denver, CO 80246 - FREE DAYS: 05/26, 06/23, 08/25, 09/22, 10/27, 11/24, 12/22
  
• Black American West Museum - 10AM-2PM $10-$15 All Ages History of Black and African American in the Wild West 3091 California St Denver, CO 80205
  

Science / Nature

• Denver Museum of Nature and Science - 9AM-5PM $17-$23 All Ages Nature, Science, Technology, and History; Planetarium; Laser Fantasy 2001 Colorado Blvd Denver, CO 80205 - FREE DAYS: 06/28, 08/16, 09/06, 09/18, 10/15, 12/04
  
• Botanical Gardens - York St (Downtown) - 9AM-8PM $15 Gardens with Plants from All Over the World 1007 York St, Denver, CO 80206 - FREE DAYS: 06/06, 07/05, 08/15, 11/24
  
• Botanical Gardens - Chatfield Farms) - 9AM-8PM $10 Gardens and a Full Working Farm 8500 W Deer Creek Canyon Rd, Littleton, CO 80128 - FREE DAYS: 06/06, 07/05, 08/15, 11/24
  
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This is part three of a post I made looking at every club that was relegated from the Primeira Liga once and never returned, part of a larger series on clubs who only had one stint in their country's top flight. Parts one and two are here if you missed them.

Every Team that was Relegated from the Primeira Liga Once and Never Came Back: Where Are They Now? (Part 3)

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R.D. Águeda

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• Full Name: Recreio Desportivo de Águeda
• Founded: 1912
• Time in the Primeira Liga: 1983-1984 (One season)
• Current Status: AF Aveiro Campeonato Safina (5th Tier)

Already in this post we've seen two clubs who were born from companies, and our next entry wouldn't be much different. 1920 saw the founding of Fábrica de Outeiro, a ceramics company based in the city of Águeda in the Aveiro District. Four years later, the company founded Club Artístico, Desportivo e Cultural, with the Footballing sector going by the name Recreio Artístico. Unlike previous entries, however, Fábrica de Outeiro would have little involvement with the club, so a group of boys would take responsibility for getting the club off and running. They went to Aveiro Football Association to formally register the club, but they discovered that they couldn't use the name Recreio Artístico because it had already been taken. So instead the club would be officially designated "Recreio Desportivo de Águeda". After a brief run as a purely amateur outfit, the club began playing in the district leagues, though it wouldn't be until 1952 that the club would first reach the national leagues, playing for the first time in the III Divisão. While they made a number of appearances in the third tier, Águeda spent most of the next two decades playing in the Aveiro district championship. It wasn't until 1975 that the club would have a prolonged period in the national divisions, and in relatively quick fashion they won promotion to the Segunda in 1977. At first the second tier proved to be a struggle, and after two season Águeda were sent back to the Terceira. Yet they made it back to the Segunda at the first time of asking, and in the 80/81 season, they were already making an impression by finishing 4th in the Zona Centro. They went one better in 81/82, moving up to 3rd, before finally topping the Zona Centro and thereby promoting to the Primeria Divisão in the 1982-83 season.
Águeda did not have a great schedule at the start of the 83/84 Primeira. After drawing away to Estoril 0-0, the Galos do Botaréu had to face Porto, Braga, and Benfica in quick succession. They ended up losing each of those games 2-0, and just like that the club had already found themselves in the relegation zone. Águeda wouldn't earn their first win until October, defeating Varzim 1-0 on matchday seven. From that point on, Águeda became the very definition of inconsistency; until February the club would alternate between winning and losing for nine straight matchdays. While this wasn't great for developing any sort of rhythm, it was good enough to at least bring them up to 12th in the standings. Unfortunately, the second half of the season wouldn't be nearly as forgiving. Another draw with Estoril (this time 1-1) kicked off the back end of the campaign, and once again the club had to contend with Porto, Braga, and Benfica back-to-back. This time the scores wouldn't be nearly as close: 6-0 loss to Porto, 5-1 loss to Braga, and 4-1 loss to Benfica. Again the Roosters would fall into the relegation zone, courtesy of having an inferior goal difference compared to 13th placed Salgueiros. But surely if Águeda were even to replicate the inconsistent form from the first half they should stay up, right? Well at first it seemed like they would do even better than that. The club won away to Farense in game 20 and then defeated Penafiel at home, both by the same 1-0 scoreline. This was so far the first time that Águeda won back-to-back games in the campaign. These, however, would be the last wins the club would earn in the top flight. Following successive victories, the club suffered successive losses to Varzima and Boavista, and after failing to beat relegation rivals Salgueiros and Espinho, the Aveiro club were trounced 6-1 away to Vitória Guimarães. Further losses to Sporting and Portimonense made for a bleak outlook, but after a draw against Vitória Setúbal, Águeda still had a chance at survival provided they defeat Rio Ave on the final matchday. The Vilacondenses had other plans, though, and thoroughly routed Águeda 5-1, sending them down to the Segunda.
The 1984-85 Segunda season was nothing to write home about as the club finished 5th in Zona Centro, but the 85/86 campaign would prove to be agonizing for the club. That season they had finished top of the Zona Centro after a hard fought promotion fight against O Elvas and Feirense. But what should have been a ticket back to the big stage would soon be ripped out of their hands thanks to what is known as the "Gerúsio Case". In a game against Académico de Viseu near the end of the regular season (which they won 3-0), Águeda fielded Brazilian striker Gerúsio, despite the fact that he was supposed to be suspended for the game. As a result, the FPF awarded a 3-0 win to Académico, causing Águeda to fall below O Elvas in the standings, and thus the club had to go to the Liguilha to fight for a spot in the Primeira. They couldn't manage to do so, finishing bottom of the group with just one point to their name. Águeda would continue in the second tier until 1991 when they were relegated to the Segunda Divisão B, and four years later they fell further to the Terceira Divisão. The club returned to Segunda B in 1999 and for a short time moved between the third and fourth divisions, but in 2005 the club were sent down to the district championships after arriving six minutes late to a relegation-decider against RSC Lamas. Águeda actually won the match 1-0, which would have kept them in the Terceira, but due to the infraction the FPF considered the game forfeit, and so the club ended up finishing in the relegation zone. For the next 11 years, the Aguedense competed in the district championships (apart from brief apperances in the Tercaira in the 06/07 and 08/09 seasons) before winning promotion to the Campeonato de Portugal in 2016. After five seasons in the third tier, Águeda were relegated back to the Aveiro district championship in 2021 and are currently set to compete there for a third consecutive season.
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A.D. Fafe

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• Full Name: Associação Desportiva de Fafe
• Founded: 1958
• Time in the Primeira Liga: 1988-1989 (One season)
• Current Status: Liga 3 (3rd Tier)

The city of Fafe in the mid- to late 1920s would see the birth of two football clubs: Futebol Clube de Fafe (formed in 1926) and Sporting Clube de Fafe (formed in 1929). Of the two, it was Sporting that proved to be more successful, making multiple appearances in the lower national divisions in the 40s and 50s, winning five Braga district titles in that period compared to FC Fafe's one. After the 1957-58 season following SC Fafe winning the Braga championship, the two clubs agreed to merge, becoming Associação Desportiva de Fafe on June 28th, 1958. Thanks to SC Fafe's title win in the 57/58 season, AD Fafe started out in the III Divisão, and while it took some time for the club to establish itself, bouncing between the Terceira and the district championships for a time, they managed to find their footing, and in 1972 they won promotion to the Segunda Divisão. After just three seasons in the second tier, Fafe nearly won promotion to the Primeira after finishing second in Zona Norte, but in the promotion/relegation playoffs they finished bottom behind Beira Mar, Atlético CP, and Leixões. The club made it to the promotion playoffs again in the 1979-80 season, but once again missed out after finishing behind Académico. In total, Fafe spent sixteen seasons in the second tier following their promotion, only interrupted by a one season stint in the Terceira in 83/84. While for the most part the club finished near the upper part of the league table, it seemed that promotion to the top flight was always just out of reach. The club even qualified for the Liguilha This was especially frustrating given their success in the Taça de Portugal. Fafe managed to reach the semi-finals of the cup in both the 1976-77 and 1978-79 editions, though both times they didn't face a Primeira side until that point, losing to Porto and Sporting at that stage respectively.
In 1987, the club would be handed a boost to their promotion hopes. The FPF decided to expand the Primeira Divisão from 16 teams to 20 teams, which would ultimately last for two seasons, with six teams being relegated from the league in the 87/88 season. This presented Segunda Divisão teams a rare opportunity, as now the top two teams in each group would earn automatic promotion. Fafe came into the 87/88 Segunda season highly motivated, but despite their best efforts, the club came up just short, finishing third in Zona Norte on 52 points, one point off of second place Leixões and eventual II Divisão winners Famalicão. As it stood, Fafe were going to have to play another season in the Segunda, but things would take a very dramatic and scandalous turn, however. Shortly before the 1988-99 season was set to kick off, Fafe accused Famalicão of match-fixing. Near the end of the 87/88 Segunda campaign, a game between Famalicão and Macedo de Cavaleiros was abandoned at halftime after Macedo supporters invaded the pitch. As a consequense, the match (which was 0-0 at the time of abandonment) was awarded as a 1-0 forfeit to Famalicão. Fafe claimed that Famalicão staged the incident, and soon after António Vega, the president of Macedo de Cavaleiros, came out publicly to state that he had indeed been bribed by Famalicão to throw the game in their favor. A case would be opened into the matter, and eventually the FPF found Famalicão guilty of the offense. As punishment, their Segunda title was revoked and both they and Macedo de Cavaleiros were automatically relegated to the Terceira Divisão. With Famalicão gone, the second promotion spot was awarded to Fafe, who would take Famalicão's spot in the 1988-89 Primeira campaign.
Staying in the Primeira would be a difficult task given that the league was set to shrink down to 18 starting in 1989, with the bottom five of the 88/89 season set to be relegated. Because of the litigation that resulted from the scandal, Fafe missed the first three games of the season, not playing their first game until September 11th (matchday four). The Justiceiros (a nickname that will become very ironic for reasons that will be explained in the comments) did not start the season well, losing away to Vitória Setúbal 4-0. The club did pick up its first win immediately after (1-0 vs Farense), though they followed that up with three consecutive draws (albeit one of them being against Belenenses) and then three consecutive losses. Surprisingly, they did manage a 0-0 draw against Porto (who had just won the European Cup two seasons ago) in late October, but that game was the start of a five match scoreless streak which included three consecutive losses to Penafiel, Marítimo, and Nacional. Unsurprisingly, this left the Braga side in a relegation fight, but the following months would see an uptick in form. Though they only won two games in December, Fafe went unbeaten in January with three wins and a draw. The good results wouldn't hold, however, and after going unbeaten in four the club went winless in nine immediately after. The next victory wouldn't come until April via a 2-1 win over fellow relegation candidates Espinho. More positive results would come Fafe's way, but the fight for survival was very tight. A 2-2 side with Braga in game 36 left Fafe with 30 points - just one point off from safety - but they would need to win out in the remaining two fixtures to have a good shot of staying up. In the penultimate game against Portimonense, though, they lost 2-1, and despite defeating Chaves 2-0 on the final day, Fafe would become the last team relegated from the Primeira, finishing 16th.
Fafe's single point curse would continue in the 89/90 Segunda. In a restructuring of the Portuguese pyramid, the second tier would be consolidated into the Segunda Divisão de Honra. To have a chance of qualifying, clubs had to finish at least 8th in their group. Fafe finished 9th in Zona Norte, one point off of 8th placed Leixões, meaning that they would be playing in the new third tier Segunda B for the 1990-91 season. The club narrowly missed out on promotion to the Segunda Honra in the 91/92 season after finishing behind Rio Ave in their group, and for the next two and a half decades the club spent most of its time stuck in the third tier, even dipping back into the fourth tier Terceira on a few occasions, the last being between 2008 and 2010. It would take 26 years for Fafe to return to the second tier, winning promotion to LigaPro (now Liga Portugal 2) in 2016 after defeating Casa Pia 1-0 in a playoff. The Justiceiros did not have a good showing in the 2016-17 Liga Pro season, and they were relegated to the Campeonato de Portugal after finishing 20th out of 22 teams. After four more seasons in the Campeonato, another league restructuring would see the creation of a new third tier - Liga 3, and as such clubs in the Campeonato could end up either in the second tier Liga Portugal 2 or down to the 5th tier district championships. Fafe had a good campaign, but they missed out on a possible promotion to the second tier after finishing second in their series behind Pevidém on goal difference. Thus the club had to contend with the Liga 3 qualification series, where they barely managed to gain access to the new third tier after defeating Vitória Guimarães' B team in the final game of the playoffs. Fafe has since played in Liga 3 and are set to compete in the 2023/24 edition after barely surviving the relegation playoffs.
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F.C. Felgueiras

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• Full Name: Futebol Clube de Felgueiras
• Founded: 1932
• Time in the Primeira Liga: 1995-1996 (One season)
• Current Status: Extinct

Based in the Porto District, FC Felgueiras wouldn't become a regular participant in Portugal's national divisions until the early 1980s, having spent their first 50 years of existence exclusively in the district championships. They won promotion to the Terceira Divisão in 1982 after winning the AF Porto first division title, and in just two seasons they secured another promotion. The club competed in the Segunda Divisão for six seasons before the restructuring of the second division saw them drop down into the Segunda Divisão B in 1990 after finishing 11th in Zona Norte. Felgueiras would return to the second tier in 1992, finishing 10th in the 1992-93 season. In the middle of the 93/94 campaign, Felgueiras hired Jorge Jesus (who is making his second appearance in this list) as head coach, and it would under him that the club would make its way to the Primeira Divisão. The club improved to 6th at the end of 93/94, and in 94/95 the club would become part of a very tight promotion race with the likes of Leça and Campomaiorense leading the charge and the likes of Famalicão, Paços de Ferreira, and Estoril in the mix. For a while it seemed like Felguerias would have to settle for another season in the Segunda Honra, but thanks in large part to a catastrophic collapse from Famalicão and a hiccup by Paços de Ferreira combined with their own good form, the club managed to sneak their way into third and officially confirmed their participation in the top flight after defeating Estoril 1-0 on the final matchday.
Felgueiras started the 1995-96 Primeira season (the first season to have 3 points for a win) fairly well, opening with a draw against Chaves and defeating Marítimo 2-0, though they then lost to fellow promotees Leça afterwards. The months of September and October would be a mixed bag, featuring a win over Boavista and an impressive 1-1 draw against Porto, but also featuring losses to Vitória Guimarães and Estrela, leaving the club hanging around in midtable. Mid-November saw the club have an excellent albeit brief run of games, earning three wins in a row against Campomaiorense, Belenenses, and Farense, bringing them as high as 7th. In December, though, Felgueiras had to face both Sporting and Benfica in succession. The club were routed by the Leões 4-0, but in the game against As Águias, Felgueiras actually took the lead through Trinidadian striker Leonson Lewis. The Lisbon giants ultimatley won the game 2-1, and following the defeat Felgueiras went winless in their next five games, failing to score in the entire month of January. A win over Salgueiros seemed to stem the tide, giving the club a 10 point cushion above the relegation zone, but the turning point of the season would occur in the return fixture against Porto. This time the Dragões showed no mercy, dispatching the the club 6-2. Felguerias wouldn't recover from the humiliation as they proceeded to lose their next four games by an aggregate score of 10-0. The end of April also saw the rematches against the Lisbon clubs, and while on paper consecutive 1-0 losses wouldn't seem that bad, those losses brought Felgueiras into the relegation zone for the first time. Felgueiras entered the final matchday in 17th on 30 points, needing to defeat União de Leiria and hoping neither Tirense nor Chaves win their matches. Felgueiras did defeat União 3-0, but Chaves also won their final game over Gil Vicente, and thus Felgueiras finished behind them by a single point and were relegated back to the Segunda Honra.
Relegation back to the second tier would see the departure of key figures from the club, including Jorge Jesus, future Portugal international Sérgio Conceição (who left for Porto), and Leonson Lewis, the joint-third highest scorer in the 95/96 Primeira (who left for Boavista). The hope for a quick return to the top flight was dashed by the midway point of the 96/97 Segunda campaign. With the club sitting in 9th, the club decided to rehire Jesus in February to try to recreate the magic of the 94/95 campaign. Despite his best efforts, the Portuguese could only bring the club up to 4th - four points from the promotion places - and in January 1998 Jesus was let go. Felgueiras continued life in the second tier as an upper midtable side up until the turn of the millennium. It was around this time that the club would become caught up in a corruption scandal. In an investigation into the then mayor of Felgueiras Fátima Felgueiras (yes that is her name) was opened in January 2000 after a complaint was sent to Portugal's Public Prosecution Service the previous month regarding illicit relations between the city council and the club. It was alleged that Fátima had been illegally using municipal funds to finance Felgueiras since 1995 (which lasted until 2002) as the club began having financial difficulties. This case was a part of what would become a much larger affair which saw Fátima get charged with 30 counts of embezzlement and abuse of power among other things (side note: she was eventually acquitted of all charges).
The scandal would ultimately contribute to Felgueiras' demise. Upon the discovery of the scandal, the club's on field performances almost immediately tanked; after finishing 7th in the 1999-00 season, Felgueiras dropped to 15th in 2000-01. The next few seasons saw the club struggle to avoid relegations, all while experiencing financial turmoil as debts to both former players in the form of overdue wages and to the Segurança Social continued to mount. Results did manage to improve, finishing 11th in the 03/04 and 04/05 Segunda Liga campaigns, but the poor financial status of the club saw them administratively relegated by the FPF at the end of the 04/05 season. Even worse, the club failed to acquire a license to play in the now third tier Segunda Divisão, and thus were also blocked from participating in the 05/06 campaign. Unable to find a solution to their problems, the members of Felgueiras decided to dissolve the club in the summer of 2005. In the wake of Felgueiras' extinction, two new clubs were formed in the city the following year: Club Académico de Felgueiras and FCF Felgueiras. In 2013, the two clubs decided to merge together to form Futebol Clube de Felgueiras 1932, who today play in Liga 3.
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Leça F.C.

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• Full Name: Leça Futebol Clube
• Founded: 1912
• Time in the Primeira Liga: 1995-1998 (Three seasons)
  • ^{Other seasons: 1941-42 (One season})
• Current Status: Campeonato de Portugal (4th Tier)

Born in the town of Leça de Palmeira in March 1912, Leça Futebol Clube had a somewhat turbulent beginning. In the first few years of its existence, the club participated in various private exhibitions, but didn't become a member of the Porto Football Association (also formed in 1912). In 1916 the future of the club became extremely uncertain; many of the club's most important players either moved to other clubs or were drafted into the Portuguese military following the country's entry into World War I. Leça ceased operations that year, and for a time it was unclear if the club would return in any capacity. Eventually they did, returning in 1922 (the year being dubbed as the "Ano da Reorganizãço" or "Year of Reorganizing") and officially joining the AFP that same year. Soon enough, the club would become a fixture in the Porto top flight, and even earning it entry to five consecutive Campeonato de Portugal's between 1927 to 1932, though they only made it as far as the quarter-finals. Following the establishment of the national leagues in 1934, Leça mostly found themselves as a mainstay in the second division, though they did once qualify for the Primeira Divisão in 1941. Given the amateur status of most of their players then, the club did not perform well and finished bottom of the 41/42 standings. Following that excursion, the club mostly played in the lower national leagues with a few instances of falling back into the district leagues. Fast-forward to 1991, Leça were relegated to the then 4th tier Terceira, but back-to-back promotions would bring the club up to the Segunda Honra. The 93/94 season saw Os Leceiros finish eighth, but in 94/95 the club would have an excellent albeit heavily contested season. In what ended up as a five horse race for promotion, Leça would stand above all others. Despite losing to Amora in game 33 of the campaign, results elsewhere confirmed the club's spot in the Primeira, and thanks to a 4-0 win over Académica de Coimbra in the final game of the season, they would enter the top flight as second division champions.
The 1995-96 Primeira season would be a struggle for Leça. After a loss and a draw against Gil Vicente and Chaves respectively, the club earned their first win after defeating Felgueiras away 2-1. Consecutive defeats to Porto, Boavista, and Braga saw the club dip into the relegation zone for the first time, and while they briefly escaped the drop with a draw and a win over Campomaiorense and Farense respectively, another string of three defeats (this time to Benfica, União de Leiria, and Marítimo) pulled them right back in. A 3-1 win over Tirense would again bring them up to safety, but from this point on Leça rarely looked back. Even despite not having the best results (such as losing 5-0 to Belenenses twice), Leça had the benefit of the clubs below them simply performing worse than them. The club even managed to earn a couple of favorable results against members of the Big Three, drawing Benfica 0-0 on matchday 26 and drawing Sporting 1-1 in the final game of the season - a draw which officially guaranteed Leça's participation in the 96/97 season as they finished in 14th with 34 points (9-7-18 record), though they were only one point away from relegation. In a few ways the 1996-97 season was an improvement. For one, they opened the season with a 3-0 win over Leiria which actually took them to the top of the table. Of course, this is matchday one we're talking about and sure enough the club did drop off. Yet the club earned enough good results (including getting revenge over Belenenses 4-0) to even be in contention for a UEFA Cup spot. The good form wouldn't last, however, and soon enough they would once again be embroiled in a relegation scrap. But on the bright side, the club at no point in the season ever fell into the bottom three, once again finishing 14th.
Leça's best top flight campaign would come in the 97/98 season, though they did not start it well at all. The club failed to win any of their first six games, and sure enough it looked as if Os Leceiros were strapping themselves in for another relegation scrap. But in a turn of events, Leça would turn their season around, beginning with a 1-0 victory over Académica de Coimbra in late November. After a 2-2 draw to Rio Ave, Leça upset Sporting 1-0 at home, and by matchday 18 the club had climbed as high as sixth in the table. Once again, however, a chance at a UEFA Cup spot would be squandered, and while the club spent most of the rest of the season midtable, they suffered a bad string of results at the end, going winless in their last seven games capped off by a 7-1 demolition at the hands of Benfica at the Estádio da Luz. Poor end to the campaign notwithstanding, Leça landed themselves in 12th and it was clear that visible progress was being made. Now, astute readers will notice that at the top it says that Leça left the Primeira in 1998, despite them having their best finish. So what happened? Well, scandal is what happened. In the middle of the season, it came to light that back in June 1993 (when Leça were in the third tier), Leça's president Manuel Rodrigues had bribed referee José Guímaro to the tune of 500,000 Portuguese escudo (~€6,231 or $6,816 in today's money) before a game against Académico de Viseu in the Segunda B championship playoffs. Leça won the game 3-0 and went on to win the league title. The case went to court in October 1996, and Rodrigues and Guimaro were both found guilty and sentenced to 15 and 12 months in prison respectively, though both sentences would be suspended by the Supreme Court of Justice after an appeal. Originally, the FPF dismissed the case as nothing more than an attempt at corruption and only gave Leça a 3-point penalty to start the 97/98 season (they still would have survived, though on goal difference). However, on July 23rd 1998 the FPF changed their decision and instead ordered that Leça be relegated to the Segunda Honra due to the Quinhentinhos case.
The disqualification from the Primeira Divisão would be the beginning of a tumultuous period for Leça. Several key players would depart the club following their relegation, most notably striker Constantino Jardim - a consistent top scorer in the top flight - who departed for Spanish side Levante. Despite this, the club were still seen as heavy favorites for an immediate comeback. They did not achieve this, finishing 5th in the second division, five points off of the promotion spots. Subsequent campaigns would only see deteriorating results, and the club's financial situation would also begin to decline rapidly as the corruption problem at the head would persist long after the departure of Rodrigues. Several of Leça's subsequent presidents embezzled money out of the club for their own personal benefit, which resulted in mounting debts to the players, coaching staff, and Segurança Social. Many players over time would depart the club due to lack of pay, and bringing in players became extremely difficult given how unattractive Leça, now on the brink of extinction, have become. The club barely managed to register for the Segunda Honra in time for the 2002-03 season, and the club would suffer back-to-back relegations, landing in the Terceira Divisão in 2004. It took three seasons for Os Leceiros to return to the Segunda B, only to get relegated after just a season. Leça remained in the Terceira until 2013 when they were relegated to Porto's elite district division following the dissolution of the old fourth division, not returning to the national divisions until 2018 when they won promotion to the Campeonato de Portugal. In the 2020-21 season, Leça came extremely close to winning promotion to Liga Portugal 2, which would've ended a 18 year absence from the division. However, in the final game of the regular season, the club lost 2-1 to Amarante while Trofense defeated USC Paredes, causing Leça to lose top spot in their series and thus have to go to the Liga 3 qualification series. Leça finished second in their playoff behind São João de Ver but ahead of Sanjoanense and Gondomar, meaning that they would qualify for the new third division. But after failing to provide valid licensing to compete in the inaugural Liga 3 season, their promotion was denied by the FPF, and the spot was given to Sanjoanense instead, meaning that Leça will remain in the now 4th tier Campeonato. A bright spot in the club's recent history was their run in the 2021-22 Taça de Portugal. There, Leça (a 4th tier side, mind you) made it all the way to the quarter-finals, even defeating Primeira Liga sides Arouca and Gil Vicente before finally falling to Sporting. Leça to date has managed five consecutive seasons in the Campeonato, but in 2023-24 they will play in the district championships after they failed to avoid relegation from the fourth tier this season.
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This concludes part three. The fourth and final part is here.

Thanks for the encouragement team, here you go: (You can probably tell where I'm up to since the descriptions change a bit partway through.) Luckily I dont mind spoilers!
To summarize:
Not taking any off-camera sales into account, agents who sold this season are (from highest to lowest earnt):

• Mary $1,050,000
• Brett $525,000
• Heather $510,000
• Emma $171,780
• Chelsea $117,000
• Jason $94,500

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Harry Styles’ old house
Listed for $7,995,000 commission of $239,850
1271 Saint Ives Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90069 MLS #22-208297 Zillow
Currently still on the market. Price has dropped to $7,245,000 commission of $217,350
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The Penthouses Romain is working on (AKA Jason’s money pit)
West penthouse listed for $6,995,000 commission of $209,850
7135 Hollywood Blvd PENTHOUSE W, Los Angeles, CA 90046 MLS #22-215019 Zillow
East penthouse listed for $7,495,000 commission of $224,850
7135 Hollywood Blvd #E, Los Angeles, CA 90046 MLS #22-215021 Zillow
They’re both still for sale.
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The house from Emma’s brokers open – Micah’s house
Originally listed last season (6/2/2022) for $18,995,000 commission of $569,850
9406 Lloydcrest Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 MLS #22-163023 Zillow
Sale fell through Dec 2022, re-listed Jan 2023 for $12,995,000 commission of $389,850
It’s still for sale. Interestingly the listed agent is Peter Cornell (AKA Christine, Emma, Heather’s - and possibly Jason’s with his track record – ex) not Emma.
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Chelsea’s Santa Monica house
Price listed as TBD.
1115 Georgina Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90402 Zillow
Was never listed for sale so maybe an off market deal? Last sold in 2016 for $7,500,000. Listed for rent in Dec 2022 for $125,000 per month, price dropped to $85,000 per month in Jan 2023, removed March 2023.
Zillow price estimate $20,450,000
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Emma’s listing – Micah’s old house
Listed for $5,495,000 commission of $164,850
8469 Hillside Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Zillow
Sold for $5,726,000 on 11/10/22
Commission $171,780
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House Heather and Bre visit
Listed for $24,995,000 commission of $749,850
1871 N Stanley Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046 MLS #23-240503 Zillow
Still for sale, price dropped to $22,000,000 commission of $660,000
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Not shown but mentioned:
Mary’s $35,000,000 sale
500 Perugia Way, Los Angeles, CA 90077 Zillow
Had been on the market (originally for $45,000,000) since Aug 2021, price dropped to $39,500,000 in Oct 2021 then removed in Feb 2022. This was sold July 2022, Mary also mentioned it on her Instagram.
Commission: $1,050,000
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Chelsea’s Manhattan Beach house
Listed for $21,999,000 commission of $660,000
300 The Strand, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Zillow
Still listed for sale (for original asking price) on The Oppenheim Group website although Zillow says it was removed from the market on 06/01/22. It was only on the market for just over a month before it was pulled. (Listed 04/26/22)
Now for rent for $50,000 per month with a different agency. Also listed on Oppenheim Group website for $55,000 per month.
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Nicole’s listing
Listed for $11,990,000 commission of $359,000
1151 N Doheny Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Zillow
1151 N. Doheny Dr. - The Oppenheim Group Real Estate (ogroup.com)
I’m showing both the Zillow and Oppenheim Group website listings because the interior and specs are different, but it’s quite clearly the same house. I’m wondering if The Oppenheim Group site is counting the guest house in the sqft? Or the magic of tv….
It’s still for sale. Listed on the Oppenheim Group site for an off market for sale. According to Zillow it was last sold in Aug 2019.
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Woodvale Rd
Listed for $25,000,000 commission of $749,850
15930 Woodvale Rd, Encino, CA - 8 Beds for sale for $25,000,000 (theagencyre.com)
15930 Woodvale Rd, Encino, CA 91436 Zillow
Sold in Feb 2023 for $17,500,000, but by another agency.
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Benedict Canyon
Listed for $8,995,000 commission of $270,000
2231 Benedict Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Compass
2231 Benedict Canyon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 Zillow
Sold in Sept 2022 for $8,956,000, but by (and bought through) another agency.
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Oak View Drive
Listed for $7,895,000 commission of $236,850
17140 Oak View Dr, Encino, CA 91316 MLS #22-170991 Zillow
Still for sale. Listed for $6,500,000 no longer with The Oppenheim Group.
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Londonderry Place
Listed for $33,000,000 commission of $1,000,000
1369 Londonderry Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Zillow
Removed from sale Aug 2022
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Zorada Court
Listed for $9,990,000 commission of $297,000
2341 Zorada Ct, Los Angeles, CA 90046 MLS# 22-220851 Redfin
Sold for $6,850,000 in March 2023 by another agency
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Chelsea’s Manhattan Beach house, part 2
Listed for $3,950,000 commission of $118,500
121 15th St, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 MLS# 22-192181 Redfin
121 15th St, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 Zillow
Sold for $3,900,000 in Nov 2022
Commission $117,000
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Beverly Blvd
Listed for $17,950,000 commission of $538,500
8899 Beverly Blvd #7BE, West Hollywood, CA 90048 Estately 🧡 MLS# 23228719
Sold in Jan 2023 for $17,500,000 by Brett
Commission $525,000
Heather sold her clients another penthouse in Century City
1 W Century Dr Unit 38A, Los Angeles, CA 90067 MLS# 21-760964 Redfin
Sold for $17,000,000 in Oct 2022 (Heather)
Commission $510,000
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19th Helena Drive
Listed for $8,800,000 commission of $264,000
12318 19th Helena Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049 MLS# 22-204739 Redfin
12318 19th Helena Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049 Zillow
Sold for $7,000,000 in March 2023 by another agency.
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Sunset Plaza Drive
Listed for $4,995,000 commission of $149,850
2161 Sunset Plaza Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 Zillow
2161 Sunset Plaza Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90069 MLS# 22-191041 Redfin
Sold April 2023 for $3,150,000 by Jason
Commission $94,500

Guest opinion State Representative Mark White
As a resident of the city of Memphis since 1966, I have grown to love the many qualities of this great city we call home.
We have faced many challenges in our history, one being the yellow fever epidemic of 1878. This was a disease that could not be seen, but it ravaged and caused tremendous devastation in our community.
Today, we have another disease, one that we can see. It is the disease of undisciplined youth, many of whom should be in school and off the streets at night but are out wreaking havoc in our community with no regard for our laws.
But this letter is not to make excuses for the current lawless disease infecting our community — it is a call to action.
It is time to draw the line in the sand and demand this way of life to stop. We, as law-abiding citizens, will not be held hostage in our homes and businesses by these few unlawful criminals and their blatant disregard for our laws and who continue their rampage of crime in our community.
With drag racing, carjackings, car thefts, armed robberies — some resulting in death of victims — murders, etc., being reported every day in our city, we are well past the time of “we need to rehabilitate our youth,” as that is not a deterrent or reason for these criminals to stop their crimes.
It is time to put discipline, correction and punishment into place so these criminals will know there will be consequences if they continue to inflict their heinous actions upon our community.
My colleagues and I who represent Shelby County in Nashville have been working on tougher laws to address juvenile crime. But our laws are not being enforced by our judicial system in Shelby County.
Like most issues, these crimes are being committed by a small group of repetitive criminals. Our law enforcement officers are to be highly commended for doing their job, but after arrests are made, these criminals are put right back on the street to continue their criminal activities.
This must stop.
Today, I call upon those charged with the responsibility of keeping our community safe to change course, as this current system is not working.
I call upon our Shelby County District Attorney General's office, our Juvenile Court system, our Criminal Courts, our city and elected officials and Judicial Commissioners to hold these criminals accountable and put the law-abiding citizens first.
Work on instructing our youth on obeying our laws and the consequences of entering criminal life before they are involved in a life of crime and work on rehabilitating the criminals during and after they are serving their punishment for crimes they have committed.
We, the Tennessee General Assembly, have been called back into session on Aug. 21 to address community safety. I will be drafting legislation to bypass local authority if we do not see change by those sworn to protect us from this current lawlessness.
Until the criminals know there will be consequences for their actions, we will not see change.
Finally, to all the many law-abiding citizens and business owners in Memphis and Shelby County, thank you for your efforts to help make and keep Memphis the city we all love.
Stand firm, pray for our community and its leaders to help us resolve this unacceptable way of life and return to a law-abiding, peaceful, united community.
We cannot stand by and allow a few unlawful citizens to destroy what we so cherish: the right to live without fear in our beloved city.
Couple notes: Mark White voted to expel Justin Pearson, who represents South Memphis/Whitehaven and is directly experienced in the problems White is angry about.
Mark White does not support expanding Medicaid which would allow more poor Memphians to get proper health care.
Mark White does not support creating a state minimum wage which defaults to the Federal $7.25/hr.
The state took over several public schools and had no improvement compared to MCS/MSCS run schools. The schools were quietly given back to the local system after a decade of no significant results from state management.
The state is infamously intertwined with the private prison industry and there have been incidents of juveniles being funneled to facilities needlessly to help those numbers.

** Fri 5/19 ** -- Bike to Wherever Day 2023 (more info here and here)
Fri 9 AM - 5 PM BikeToWherever Day Routes Bicycle Tours & Rentals, 2113 Charlevoix St. NW FREE EVENT! Join the team at Routes Bicycles for an exciting event from 9am-5pm (or as long as the goodies last) inside our ABQ shop. Hosted by us in partnership with Albuquerque's Bike to Wherever Day & BikeThruBurque. As passionate supporters and advocates of cycling, we're thrilled to be a part of this special occasion that promotes safe and enjoyable bike commuting. Swing by our pop-up table to pick up some free swag, chat with us about biking in Albuquerque, and learn how you can make a difference for the environment and your health. Let's celebrate the freedom and fun of biking together!
Fri 11 AM - 1:30 PM Frito Pie Friday Stellar Senior Housing Experts, 583 Osuna Rd. NE, Ste F Join us for a networking event and official fundraiser to support Stellar's Walk to End Alzheimer's team. All proceeds benefit Alzheimer's Association New Mexico Chapter to help us find a cure! $5 for a bowl of Fritos with your choice of fixings. Stop by the office for lunch!
Fri 5 - 10 PM Gin & Jazz: Funk Edition Tractor Brewing - Wells Park, 1800 4th St. NW We've got a special edition of Gin and Jazz that we're getting funky with! The evening starts at 5 pm with Jazz from the very talented Jazz Traveler only to be followed by Funk the from the incredible Blot Xenia at 8pm! Get out your best Jazz outfit and spend your Friday with us!
Fri 6 - 10 PM Hanging with the Zookeepers Slice and Dice Pizzeria, 5720 McMahon Blvd. NW, Ste B We are thrilled to welcome primate keepers from the Rio Grande Zoo! These super cool humans designed May's pizza of the month and special dessert! AND, they want to meet you! Come with your best primate questions and maybe even challenge them to some board game monkey business. This is a free event! Come meet the folks responsible for keeping the Biopark's primates healthy, engaged, and happy
Fri 6:30 - 8:30 PM MTS Open House Musical Theatre Southwest, 6320 Domingo Rd. NE, Ste B Learn about MTS, what we do, and HOW you can become part of the family! Meet Board Members, Committee Chairs and members to learn about upcoming projects, volunteer opportunities, and more! Light food and beverages will be provided. Come and go as you please. We’d love to see you! Can't make it? Have more questions? Check out website for Committee information and volunteer opportunities!
Fri 6:30 - 10:30 PM “On the One” Poolside Salsa Social 6548 Azor Ln. NW "ON THE ONE" Will be hosting their FIRST pool side dance social of the summer! MUSIC by Dj Gabriel Goza Playing the BEST Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, Cumbia y Mas. Dance lesson by: Guest Instructor from California - Yvette Vasquez & Local dance instructor - Marvin Nathan. This dance lesson will be focusing on tips & tricks, including some salsa partner work, as well as lots of lead and follow styling! We have a VERY SPECIAL LESSON planned for you all! YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT! Class starts at 6:30PM. Light refreshments and appetizers will be provided. $10 cover. Heated Pool, Bring swimsuits. BYOB
Fri 7 PM Radio Free ABQ High & Dry Brewing, 529 Adams St. NE Building off great shows at Tractor, Echoes, and Canteen, this will be our first at one of our favorite spaces. Indie Americana without borders: somewhere between London, Kingston, New Orleans, Memphis, and ABQ. You'll dig it
Fri 7 - 9 PM Tacos & Rides Cafe Bella Coffee, 2115 Golf Course Rd. SE, Ste 102, Rio Rancho Come, bring your ride, check out other rides, chat with enthusiasts about their builds, meet new people, share info about upcoming or past events, grab some street tacos or a tasty beverage. This is not a "show" but a social meet so cruise on in and check it out. RRPD has an open invitation to these events so please drive safe in the area and on property. This hosted series runs all year long on each Friday night 51 weeks a year, 7pm-9pm! Open to all rides, all years, all styles all makes! No stress or drama, Family friendly venue. All rides welcome, respect the spot. *Longest running hosted weekly enthusiast meet series in state of New Mexico!
Fri 7 - 11 PM Duke City's Swingaversary Maple Street Dance Space, 3215 Central Ave NE Join us in celebrating 1 year of weekly swing dancing back in the Duke City. (There's no way we could swing it with out you) Lesson: 7-8pm. Social dance: 8-10pm featuring Le Chat Lunatique. $15 entry includes lesson and dance. Blues dance- 10-11pm brought to you by Wingtips and Windsors. *snacks*swing*celebration*
Fri 8 - 11 PM Southwest Synth Wave Night w/ DJ Ren & Moonside Tractor Brewing Company, 118 Tulane Dr. SE Get your turquoise studded Doc Martins ready because we got a full night of Synth Wave spun by the absolutely talented DJ Ren! (aww, thanks, Jeremy!) DJ Ren + Dj Moonside are teaming up to spin synthwave, synthpop and darkwave (new & old). Expect artists like: The Midnight, Timecop 1983, Depeche Mode, Erasure, VHS Dreams, Carpenter Brut, Immortal Girlfriend, W O L F C L U B, Information Society, Scandroid, Rogue VHS, Kavinsky, Perturbator, Sparks, New Order, Michael Oakley, Lazerhawk, M, Berlin, early Ministry, Miami Nights 1984, Sergei Kabatsky, Wayfloe, Wolfsheim, Gary Newman, The Pet Shop Boys, Pylot and tons more! New synthwave and classic 80s + 90s. Wear your simulcarum of 80s, 90s and now fashion
Fri 9 PM - 2 AM Rewind Video Dance Party 80s vs 90s vs 2000s Effex, 420 Central Ave Rewind Returns to Effex! All your favorite music videos from the - 80s vs 90s vs 2000s on 7 large screens. Doors at 9PM. Expect to hear music from Madonna /Kesha / Spice Girls / Prince / Britney/ Black Eyed Peas/Depeche Mode / TLC / Lady Gaga/Eurythmics / Nysnc /Nelly / Back Street Boys...and all of your other favorite hits. Remember show up early and tell your friends!
Fri 10:30 PM - 12:15 AM Malum! One late night only of this bold & expanded reimagining of the horror cult 'The Last Shift'! The Guild Cinema, 3405 Central Ave NE Check out the trailer. Dir. Anthony Diblasi - 2023 - 92m - NO MATINEES. On a search to uncover the mysterious circumstances surrounding her father’s death, a newly appointed police officer, Jessica Loren (Jessica Sula) is assigned to the last shift in a decommissioned police station where a notoriously vicious cult saw their demise years prior. The lone officer at the station, she soon finds herself barraged by terrifying paranormal events, and in the process, is taken on a journey during which she learns the shocking truth behind her family’s entanglement with a demented cult leader. Last Shift takes the premise of the 2014 festival hit and flips it on its head, thrusting viewers into an unrelenting, adrenaline-fueled, bloody cult nightmare!
** BOTH SAT 5/20 AND SUN 5/21 *\*
1 - 3:15 PM MYSTERY TRAIN! Jim Jarmusch's 1989 rockabilly flick - as part of our ARTHOUSE CLASSICS/FAVES series! The Guild Cinema, 3405 Central Ave NE Check out the trailer. Dir. Jim Jarmusch - 1989 - 110m - NO MATINEES. Aloof teenage Japanese tourists, a frazzled Italian widow, and a disgruntled British immigrant all converge in the city of dreams—which, in Mystery Train, from Jim Jarmusch, is Memphis. Made with its director’s customary precision and wit, this triptych of stories pays playful tribute to the home of Stax Records, Sun Studio, Graceland, Carl Perkins, and, of course, the King, who presides over the film like a spirit. Mystery Train is one of Jarmusch’s very best movies, a boozy and beautiful pilgrimage to an iconic American ghost town and a paean to the music it gave the world
1 - 5 PM Albuquerque Rose Society: Annual Spring Rose Show Albuquerque Garden Center, 10120 Lomas Blvd. NE The theme of the show is Wild Irish Rose. Entries are open to anyone — membership in the rose society is not required (more info)
** Sat 5/20 *\*
Sat 8 AM 6th Annual Ray Saavedra Memorial Golf Tournament Paradise Hills Golf Course, 10035 Country Club Ln. NW Ray Saavedra passed away on June 3, 2015 as a result of complications from diabetes. In his memory, his family hosts a golf tournament in his honor with every dollar going to the American Diabetes Association. This year, the proceeds will support ADA Camp 180 in New Mexico. 4 Person Best Ball Scramble *Gift bags and tournament golf shirts are given to each player. *There will be team prizes as well as tons of items for raffle. Team/$500, Hole Sponso$200, Shirt Sponso$2,000 *(Will include your name or logo on our tournament shirt) Shotgun start at 8am. Registration starts at 7am. To Sign Up, Contact: Aaron Saavedra at 505-280-6635, [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]). Please come and join us to remember Ray and to raise money for a good cause
Sat 8 - 10 AM Cars & Coffee Meet Up Poulin Marketplace, 8600 Pan American Fwy NE Calling all car lovers! Get ready to show off your ride at our 1st Cars & Coffee Meet Up! This event is the perfect opportunity to meet other car enthusiasts and celebrate your passion for cars.⁠ Join us for an awesome morning of sippin' coffee and riding in style
Sat 8 AM - 12 PM The Los Ranchos Art Market 6718 Rio Grande Blvd. NW, Los Ranchos All our vendors are here in New Mexico and make everything by hand, so you can meet the makers and ask questions. Bring the kids, the grands, the dogs … for a lovely relaxing shopping experience to kick off your weekend. Plenty of wide open space. Plenty of parking. Plenty of friendliness (more info)
Sat 8 AM - 2 PM Rio Rancho’s Biggest Yard Sale Cabezon Park, 2307 Cabezon Blvd. SE, Rio Rancho Find a treasure that you didn’t know you needed and enjoy a day in the park!
Sat 9 AM School of Rock FamFest Flix Brewhouse, 3236 La Orilla Rd. NW His methods are unusual. But his curriculum rocks. Don’t miss Jack Black in School of Rock! This FamFest will feature a 30 min sing-along before the film with props! Come jam with us!
Sat 9 AM Neighborhood Block Party Dreamstyle Remodeling, 1460 N. Renaissance Blvd. NE Hosted by NM Motorsports Report. More than just a car show... This is a community event with fun for all ages and interests! Not only will this event be FREE to the public, but it will also feature a food truck alley, jumpers for the kids, door prizes, a 50/50 cash raffle, one-of-a-kind trophies, and 2 live band performances by Jason Seel's GPS-SW Acoustic Band and the Black Smoke Blues Band
Sat 9 AM - 12 PM Garden Opening Event Project Feed The Hood Community Garden, 3400 Ross Ave SE Join us for our first in-person garden opening event in four years! There will be food, music, and announcements for all of the community to hear. Register for food. For more information, contact our Food Justice Organizer, Mateo at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
Sat 10 AM Neighborhood Nature Fest & Block Party - Celebrating Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month Wilson Park, Celebrate nature right in your neighborhood with these completely free events! Join us for an all-ages, family-friendly, festival including: live music, storytelling, nature-themed carnivale performers, hands-on activities, games, show-n-tell with urban wild birds, Esperanza bike repair clinic (bring your bike), paletas, home resources, on-site language interpreters, and more! Free! Make a reservation to get event updates and additional details. Performance Schedule: 10:15-10:45 AM: Storytelling, 11:00-11:30 AM: Carnivale Performance, 11:45 AM-12:45 PM: Ka Lā Kapu Polynesian Dance School (click link for list of community partners)
Sat 10:30 AM Cafe Con Poetry featuring Albuquerque Poet Laureate Anna Martinez Remedy Coffee, 1816 Lomas Blvd. NW May is a beautiful month to write and reflect as we slowly merge into the hotter summer months! We will be writing and spitting poems on the lovely outdoor patio of Remedy Coffee in Old Town! Our feature for this month is our 2022-2024 Albuquerque Poet Laureate Anna Martinez! Anna C. Martinez is a slam/performance/ competitive poet and civil rights attorney. She has held titles as ABQ Chicano/a City Slam Champ, XXX Haiku City Champ, and 2019 City Slam Champ for team Mindwell Slam. She is also on the board of directors for Burque Revolt Poetry Slam. She lives in Albuquerque. 10:30am - Workshop, 11:45am- Open Mic, 12:15 - Featured Poet. Remember, the first 10 youth to arrive and sign up for the workshop get $10 worth of breakfast on us!
Sat 10:30 - 11:30 AM Mindful Movement - Yoga in the Park North Domingo Baca Park, 7521 Carmel Ave NE Break a sweat while getting a deep stretch in with this asana-focused flow. Bring your own yoga mat and water. Grab a bite at food trucks after!
Sat 11 AM - 1 PM Lobo Cancer Challenge Early Registration Blake's Lotaburger, 6550 Paradise Blvd. NW FREE MEAL for everyone who registers on the spot! We are proud to return as the presenting sponsor of the Lobo Cancer Challenge & to get things started we are hosting an early registration event. Visit to register to ride, run, walk or climb or to just learn more about this incredible event supporting the UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center
Sat 11 AM - 4 PM Art Walk Sidewinders Bar and Grill, 4200 Central Ave SE Sidewinders will be hosting our first Art walk right outside the bar and inside! Come and support local artists, seamstresses, wig makers, crafters, etc.
Sat 12 - 3 PM Taste of Nob Hill 118 Tulane Drive SE Local Nob Hill food service providers providing delicious samples! Nob Hill breweries, Lizard Tail and Tractor, serving up tasty beers and ciders. Public House, and Central Bodega serving up local wines and spirits. So far our food line up is strong! Tasty samples from - Flying Star, M'Tuccis, Slice Parlor, Chocolate Dude, Soo Bak Seoul Bowl, Ajiaco Bistro, Scalo, Limonata Cafe, Olo Dessert Studio, Phax Stax, Central Bodega, and Shamrock Foods! Once inside, you can use your sample tickets for food and beverage: * Food samples (1 or 2 sample tickets per sample). * Beers , Wine, Cocktails (5 sample tickets per beverage). * Non-Alcoholic Beverages (1 or 2 sample tickets per drink). EARLY BIRD general admission entry is $15 (plus purchasing fee) - includes 15 sample tickets. VIP Lounge entry is $75 (plus purchasing fee) admission; VIP Lounge entry gets you 40 sample tickets and access to VIP Lounge area with close proximity to music stage, comfy sofa seating, and table service during the event for food and beverage. DAY OF ENTRY general admission is $20 (plus purchasing fee) or CASH at the door - includes 15 sample tickets. For all entries, additional sample tickets available for purchase inside the event ($1 = 1 sample ticket). Online EARLY BIRD and VIP ticket sales will stop at 5 pm on Thursday, May 18. MUSIC from 12 pm to 3 pm! Great food, drink, and music! We look forward to seeing you at this family friendly event! BIG THANK YOU to our event Sponsor, Shamrock Foods!
Sat 12 - 6 PM Drink Beer. Save Turtles. Canteen Brewhouse, 2381 Aztec Rd. NE Come raise a glass for turtle conservation. Browse a selection of DBST and Low ’n’ Slow merchandise with proceeds supporting turtle and tortoise conservation! Meet the fine folks from the New Mexico Herp Society and the Rio Grande Turtle and Tortoise Club! Low 'n' Slow Pale Ale will be released on draft and in 6-packs all to continue to raise funds and awareness. Low 'n' Slow is a mellow pale ale with a slow and steady hop profile of Sabro, Centennial and Citra which give the beer a citrusy aroma and flavor to compliment its refreshingly light malt bill. Baracutanga returns bringing the flavor of South America with rhythms of Bolivia, Peru, Brazil, and Colombia!
Sat 12:30 - 11 PM Empire's 8th Anniversary - FREE PLAY ALL DAY Empire Board Game Library, 3503 Central Ave NE We've been here 8 years and it's all thanks to the support we get from you, so to show our appreciation, this celebration is our gift to you: Come in and play for free all day! Eat some anniversary cake while you play or shop. Every game is on sale all weekend! We're holding raffles over the course of the day to give away some great games! So come on down and let us thank you!
Sat 1 - 3 PM Wine, Cider, and Mead Making Class Southwest Grape & Grain, 3401 Candelaria Blvd. NE An entry level class to teach you the basics you'll need to get started making your own wine, cider, and mead at home! Wine, Mead, and Cider can trace their roots back many centuries to various locations and regions. There’s a reason these beverages are still around, they’re delicious (and relatively easy to make!). Now, you can add the knowledge of the history and creation process to your repertoire. Join us for this informative class in which we’ll delve into each of these categories and leave you with an instilled sense of confidence to go home and make these timeless beverages (tickets)
Sat 1 - 3 PM Ballet Folklorico Del Norte for Gene Pino Cibola High School Performing Arts Center, See the spectacular Ballet Folklórico Del Norte, led by Señora Alarid, perform classic dances such as El Tranchete, El Gavilan, and La Negra. The costumes are as beautiful as the music. 100% of the proceeds benefit the ALS Association New Mexico Chapter in honor of ALS Hero Gene Pino. Funds raised will directly fund programs such as the University of New Mexico Hospital’s Multidisciplinary ALS clinic, support groups, respite grants, access to our durable medical equipment loan closet, and providing much-needed care to those suffering from this deadly disease (tickets)
Sat 1 - 4 PM It's all about the Pups! Adoption Event Mesa Del Sol Dog Park, 5700 University Blvd. SE In partnership with K2 Simply Real Estate, join us for an adoption event. There will be food, music, fun and more...but remember, it's all about the pups!
Sat 2 - 9 PM Passing the Torch Musical Festival Marble Brewery, 111 Marble Time to kick off Music Festival Season! Passing the Torch Music Festival is the annual fundraiser for the New Mexico Academy of Rock and Blues, which provides free and low-cost music, poetry, arts, and cultural learning for community youth. Come and have some fun on the premier patio venue in Albuquerque while listening to your favorite local bands and supporting your community (click link for band lineup)
Sat 3 - 6 PM Entertainment Bingo & Show! Sidewinders Bar and Grill, 4200 Central Ave SE NMGRA Presents Entertainment Bingo & Show, hosted by the Fabulous Bianca Lee St. James! Doors at 2 PM, Event starting at 3 PM! Join us for a fun afternoon and grab something to eat and drink and beat the heat!
Sat 3:30 - 7:30 PM Ready, Set, Bloom, Mercado! Rayos Del Sol Mercado, 6780 4th St., Los Ranchos We are ready for our next Mercado and new hours! Come beat the heat with us as we start our evening markets in the beautiful Los Ranchos. We will be hosting over 30 local artisan vendors, food, and music by DJ NB! Come out and join us!
Sat 4 - 5 PM East Coast Swing Group Class Enchantment Dancing, 337 San Pedro Dr. NE Welcome to our Bronze American East Coast Swing Class! Whether you are a newbie stepping on to the dance floor for the first time or a seasoned professional wanting to brush up on basics, as well as anyone in-between, this class is for you!!! East Coast Swing is an exciting, up-beat dance that is endlessly versatile! No partner necessary, and dropping in is fine! Class cost is only $10, and a punch card for 6 classes is $50
Sat 4 - 8 PM Pre-Ride Registration Event Sunday Service Motor Co., 2701 4th St. NW Come check out craft brews, craft coffee, food truck tasty items and music. This event is the last bash before the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride 2023 occurring the next day. Come mix it up with the Ride Host Team, ask questions about the ride, get registered if you have not already and just frolic in General. Yes! This is a Dapper event so wear your Dapper Attire and attend this exquisite event!
Sat 5 - 10 PM Beer & Jazz on the Hill Tractor Brewing Company, 118 Tulane Dr. SE We're bringing you a full night of brews and Jazz. That's right we got TWO Abq Jazz Bands for you in one night! MumboJumbo Jazz Band will open things up at 5pm with Basilaris Trio shutting things down at 8pm!
Sat 6 PM I Love Derby! Red vs. Green Bout! Expo New Mexico, Manuel Lugan Bldg., 300 San Pedro Dr. NE HEY! Do you love Roller Derby!? Because we sure do! And we’re thrilled to announce our first HOME GAME of the 2023 season! You WONT want to miss this! Doors 6p, game 7p (tickets)
Sat 6 - 8 PM The Ukuladies ReSource Brewing, 3107 Eubank Blvd. NE, Ste 12 Your favorite Ukuladies will be hanging, strumming and singing in the Taproom!
Sat 6 - 9 PM 80’s Dance Party Black Wall Gallery Boutique and Events, 2125 San Mateo Blvd. NE 80’s themed dance party! Break out your shoulder pads and hairspray cause it’s a great summer to shake your groove thing and show everyone where’s the beef. Dress in your favorite 80’s attire and come have some fun while enjoying shopping at our Night Market! Every third Saturday May- October with an 80’s Horror Movie themed Halloween event!
Sat 7 - 10 PM Country Night with Hondo Coyote! Monte Vista Fire Station Restaurant & Bar, 3201 Central Ave NE It's country night every 3rd Saturday featuring live music from Hondo Coyote! Grab your partner and dust off those dancing boots! Come do-si-do the night away in Historic Nob Hill district!
Sat 7:30 - 10:30 PM West Coast Swing Social Dance CSP Dance Studios, 1624 Eubank Blvd. NE Join us for a fun night of West Coast Swing dancing! Great music and a fun group of dancers. There will also be a little bit of Country Two Step and Night Club Two Step to mix things up. Come out and dance with us! No partner necessary. $5 SSNM Members, $8 Guests (non-members)
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I'm assembling a history of all 13 Trident A-Range consoles, their studios and albums recorded on them. I believe there's a lot of misinformation that's been put out there -- by Trident, Malcolm Toft, MTA, PMI Audio, and even UA and Softube. I feel bad for Sound Techniques, who had their "A Range" console name stolen and usurped by Trident, and now the trademark for it is owned by PMI Audio.
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Index
I - Sound Techniques, Trident Studios
II - Cherokee, Quad Sound, Smart Studios
III - Le Studio, Bennett House, New Monkey
IV - Sweet Silence, Avast!, Bomb Factory and more
V - The Barn, American Recording/Emblem Studio
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Unlucky 13
There were 13 original Trident Studios A-Ranges. Allegedly only 5 or 6 survive.
According to this comment there were 2 production runs. The first 6 and second 7. This is in line with the 2 different schematics for the Trident A-Range. A 1038 channel strip from 1973 (gutshot, schematic, and a 2038 channel strip from 1975 (gutshot, schematic).
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• #1 40 input/. Trident Studios, London, UK '71 > Matrix Studios -'76/77-? > Cherokee '83-? > Long View Farm Studios, North Brookfield, MA '00-'09 > Studio 3, EastWest, Hollywood, CA '09-present (Source, Source)

Gwyn Mathias says the original desk went to Matrix Studios, London. Ken Scott said it ended up in pieces in Vermont. See bottom of post for more info.

• #2, 1st production Trident A-Range - Crown Records, Tokyo - current fate unknown Source

The first "Production" A Range was built for Crown Records in Tokio, and I believe the EQs were tweaked for that, and then the design stayed. I think the Crown desk may also have had the old-fashioned telephone-style (STC ?) illuminated mute switches (Source)
The mute switch is an STC/Plessey standard telephone-type switch. These were used in the first couple of B Ranges, too, and just might have been used in the first production A Range for Crown Records, Tokyo (Source)

• #3, 2nd production Trident A-Range - 28 input/8 bus. Le Studio, Quebec '74 > Bennet House, TN > Elliott Smith's New Monkey, Van Nuys, CA ~00/02-present (Source)
• 20 input. 24 out. Sweet Silence Studios, Denmark Spring '76-'23 (Source) > Kungsten Studios, Gothenberg, Sweden '23-present (Source: email from Flemming Rasmussen)
• 30 x 24 Trident A-Range mixer. 2038 channel strip. Chipping Norton ~75/77-80 > Henry Hirsch @ Waterfront Studios (It's been referred to as the Lenny Kravitz's A-Range, but he never actually owned it) ~'93-98 (Source) > Takeshi Kobayashi in Tokyo, Japan ~'02 > AES Pro Audio ~08 > Paul Stacey ~09 > 5db Studio, West London '21-present (Source)
• Richie Goldberg (Johannesburg - can't remember the name of the company/studio) - it's possible that this is the very one Cherokee bought through a broker, currently unconfirmed
• 48 monitor. Trident Remix room console/Trident Studio A > Image Recorders, Santa Monica Blvd ~'00/01 (Source) > Formula One Studios, Phoenix, AZ (Source) ~'00/01-04 > sold to a friend ~'04 (Source)
• 32 input (Source) 1975 Studio Rosenberg in Denmark (Source) > Bomb Factory, LA, CA (Source) > Control Room A, Studio Bell, National Music Center in Calgary, Canada (Source)
• Cherokee ( the first Cherokee console). (Source)
• 48 input/24 bus. Cherokee's 1st A-Range - Studio 3, still at Cherokee Studios, LA. (Source, Source)

In the Produce Like a Pro Cherokee Studio tour Bruce Robb says he believes their modified 48 channel console is the first Trident they bought, whoever this comment says the South African broker sold Trident A-Range was the one that was modified and expanded.

• Cherokee's South African broker bought w/ additional inputs added, Cherokee's 3rd Trident Studio 1, still at Cherokee Studios, LA
• 36 input Cherokee's 2nd Trident > unused for 10 years > Olympic (Source) > Studio A, Avast!, Seattle, WA (Source)
• [#13] 40 input/24 bus. "Old Blue" Cherokee's 4th Trident @ Studio 2 '75-83 > Quad Sound Studio, Nashville, TN '83-99 > Smart Studios, WI from '99-10 (Source) > private buyer in LA as of ~'12/13 (Source)
• 40 input. Randy Bachman's 'The Barn' Studio, Bellingham, WA > '85-'12 American Recording, Calabasas CA '85 > Emblem '06-'12 > renamed American Recording '12 (Source)

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What is in a name?
A brief history
Sound Techniques started as a recording studio in Chelsea, London in 1965. The Sound Techniques' A-Range was built by Geoff Frost and John Wood from 1964-1971, only 14 were ever made. (Source)
The original Sound Techniques A-Range at Trident Studios was used to record "Hey Jude, 3 tracks off of the White Album, all the early Elton John stuff, all the early Bowie stuff, all the early Queen stuff, Rolling Stones Carly Simon, America" from Ken Scott himself.
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Trident Studios
Trident Studios started in 1967 in St Anne's Court, Soho, London.
Their Sound Techniques' A-Range - the 5th A-Range console made by Sound Techniques. It was built in late 1967. Installed at Trident in early 1968. According to Ken Scott it lived in the recording room for around 18 months before being moved to the mix room, being replaced by another Sound Techniques A-Range.
Everything at Trident Studio from 1968 to 1971 was also recorded AND mixed on this desk. Afterwards and until late 1976, everything was mixed on this particular Sound Techniques desk. (Source)
In 1971 "the [Trident] engineering team at the venerable studio facility decided to create their very own console" (Source, Source)
All original Trident produced Trident A-Range consoles featured an aubergine colour (Source%20color)) and a Belclere (not Bellclaire) Zutt012a input transformer. (Source, Source)
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The original Trident A-Range desk
"had 24-way McMurdo Red Range connectors on the channels." (Source)
"the Trident studio board - really the prototype and with 24 -way McMurdo Red Range connectors on the channels instead of the later 32-way ones on the production boards )
I prototype-wired the first "proper" A-Range channel, physically designed and made the Loom board for the manufacture of the input channel looms, moved on to wiring the console frames, and ended up responsible for the manufacturing wiring shop at the North Road factory..." (Source)
"From memory it had Seidel (sp?) faders... Subsequent A Range boards all had P & Gs." (Source)
"I asked Malcolm about when the A and B Range consoles came out and he said... "the first A Range was in fact manufactured at the end of 1971." (Source)
"Malcolm has helped me as well with some good input on this, but more details change the date a bit. There were once claims saying 1970, but I have been digging very deep into A-Range history. While they may have completed some circuits/modules for the desk in 1971, the finished console seems to have been completed later in 1972, and was installed mid/late 1972 at St Anne's Court, to replace the Sound Techniques console. There is a December 1971 photo of the chassis being wired, so some circuits were complete, but not the whole console. In summer of 1972, they had done press about the "just completed" desk with new photos before the install. It seems quite unlikely to wait 8-10 months to install something like that. Bowie's Aladdin Sane was one of the first records done on the new console, October 1972." (Source)
"Trident installed the first A-Range in the main studio in 1972 and moved the Sound Techniques A-Range console that was in that room into the mix room." (Source)
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Albums and timeline
1968 - The Beatles - Hey Jude - recorded at Trident Studios on the Sound Techniques' A-Range.
1971 - America - Self titled album

• In 2010 Ken Scott said "I Need You", from America's first LP, was tracked on the Trident A-Range and mixed on the Sound Techniques A-Range
• But in 2022 he said, in an informed guess, it was recorded on a Trident A Range
• Sound Techniques claimed it was recorded on their on their Sound Techniques A-Range.

1971 - Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson
1972 - Harry Nilsson - Son of Schmilsson
"There is an announcement of the new console in May of 72 at APRS Convention in London"
1972 - David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars

• In a MIX Magazine article from 2009 (I believe the March issue) Ken Scott said Ziggy was recorded on Trident's A-Range and mixed on the ST A-Range. (Source)

1972 Savoy Brown - Lion's Share (Source)
1972 - Elton John - Honky Chateau

• We did a few more overdubs at Trident after we finished in France. For the overdubs, we would have used a Sound Techniques board (Source)

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Actually tracked on the Trident A-Range:
1972, October - David Bowie - Aladdin Sane (Source, Source)
"By October 73 the Trident console is already installed at Trident"
1973 - Elton John's Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

• Overdubs. Tambourine on "All The Girls Love Alice", orchestral parts on 6 songs and the first 1m40s of Funeral for a Friend recorded at Trident possibly on the Trident A-Range, but certainly mixed on Sound Techniques' A-Range (Source, Source)

1973 - Chris Darrow - Self titled
1973 - Home - Alchemist
1974 - Jimmy Webb - Land's End
1974 - Mick Ronson - Slaughter on 10th Avenue
1974 - Peter Hammill - The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage (Source)
1974 - Supertramp - Crime of the Century
1974 Trident visited AES in New York

• "Malcolm further added to the allure surrounding the A-Range desk in 1974 by attending the AES convention in New York City." (Source)
• "The first of the "Production" A Range modules to be exhibited at a show with 32-way connectors on the channels was actually a mock-up, wired any and every which way - as the AES was literally in a day or two and Barry Porter had no time to make any sort of draft wiring documentation out for it . Hence although switches had the correct number of wires on them etc., and all the circuit board pins had wires soldered to them, the wires went nowhere in particular...
• I know this because I did an allnighter and wired that channel myself, with Jeff King the #2 in R & D staying and feeding me coffee.... This wasn't an easy job at all, because wire colours had to be chosen to make it look credible, and it had to be able to pass muster against inspection by pros. I had to hand-lace the loom in situ with waxed lacing twine - the later looms were all made on the loom-boards with nails, which I made after the wiring had been finalized.
• The dummy channel was then taken more or less the next day for its first outing at the AES in LA." (Source)
• "I sat up all night first with Barry Porter , and then with Jeff King ( #2 in R & D) faking-up the wiring of the very first A Range channel taken to the AES in LA. It was a total dummy - switches had to have the appropriate numbers of wires in the appropriate places, but were going via the Loom to random destinations. This was a really hard task to make visually credible actually - necessitated by the fact there was no time to get a functional channel sorted before the AES date as the parts were delivered at the last moment." (Source)

Production started

• Crown Records, Tokyo "this was the first "production" A Range board built at the North Rd factory after the original first A Range had been built at Trident Studios and installed there" (Source)
• 1974 (Source) Le Studio. Morin Heights Quebec, Canada. The "second of the production consoles" (Source)
• 1976 Spring (Source) Sweet Silence Studios, Denmark
• Either 1975 (Source) or 1977 (Source) Chipping Norton. 30 x 24 Trident A-Range mixer
• Richie Goldberg (Johannesburg - can't remember the name of the company/studio)
• Trident Remix room console ( this has to have been the one referred to in an earlier post as being in " Trident Studio A" - after the Sheffield brothers had sold the studio I went there and did some overdubs and mixes on it for The Ruts, which would have been probably 1981-82, and the board was still upstairs in the remix room at St Annes Court then).
• Cherokee (the first Cherokee console). (Source)

1976/77 Trident Studios remodeled, original tracking Trident A-Range desk sold to Matrix Studios (Source) and replaced it "with a TSM, and also the Sound Techniques in the mix room with a bigger TSM"

• On a funny note, as we were ripping out the mix room (this was the first time it had ever been re-equipped) we discovered that the ST desk was plugged into a 13amp wall socket with the fuse replaced by a sawn off 6 inch nail. Talk about potential fire hazard, but it obviously got the job done, right? (Source)

1981 closed as of November (Source)
1983 Trident opened under new ownership (Source)
1985 - The Cure - Close to Me
1986 - Blow Monkeys - Digging Your Scene

• "Those were the two records that shaped my career, so the A-Range is always special to me" - Adam Moseley (Source)

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Fate of Trident's original two Sound Techniques A-Range consoles
"One of them (I didn't know there were two) was in pieces in cardboard boxes in a corner of the production area of the Trident North Road factory for years." - Gwyn Mathias, former module wireman @ Trident Studios (Source)
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Fate of the original Trident A-Range
"I am positive that dealer Don Larking had the prototype from St Anne's Court at one point and sold it. I think that original A range was the one in Matrix in Little Russell St near the British museum. I recorded on it several times at Matrix, and can remember having to swap out a monitor module as the bass end was non-existent on it, but I can't remember how many pins the connector had. I will ask Don Larking and see if he remembers anything about it!" (Source)
"The original, and I do mean ORIGINAL, the one from Trident, is in pieces in Vermont." - Ken Scott