Cooking series
visits Italy
The next Highlands Ranch Cooks program, “A Taste of Italy,” is
planned for 1 p.m., April 28, at the Highlands Ranch Library, 9292
Ridgeline Blvd.
Chef Mick Rosacci will teach the essentials of Italian cooking
including homemade sauces, pasta, polenta, risotta, gnocchi and
more.
Rosacci is the director of marketing for Tony’s Markets in
Littleton. He writes a weekly cooking column for the Highlands
Ranch Herald and Littleton Independent and is a regular guest on
KMGH Channel 7’s Saturday morning show.
Space is limited. To register, visit the library’s information
desk. For information, call Judy Shofner at (303)
791-7703.
Lone Tree features
watercolor exhibit
“Nature’s Shout,” a watercolor exhibit by Pat Braden, will be on
display Sunday through May 27 at the Lone Tree Library. An artist
reception is planned from 2-4 p.m., April 29, at the library, 8827
Lone Tree Parkway.
With 20 years of painting experience, Braden concentrates on
botanics and landscapes and her paintings are bold with emphasis on
color and feeling.
Braden studied at The Corcoran School of Art and the Smithsonian
Institution of Art and with Baltimore watercolorist Nancy
Epstein.
“This exhibition is not timid. Just as nature splashes color
across our landscapes, so do these paintings,” Braden
said.
Her art is displayed in private collections in Colorado,
Maryland, Virginia, California and Florida.
For information, call Pat Braden at (303) 792-5915 or the
library at (303) 799-4446.