We promote good health and growth through Japanese art, ancient knowledge, and Japanese culture such as tea ceremony, Reiki Japanese energy healing, Shojin monk living and cooking, Ikebana flower arrangement, calligraphy, and Feng Shui. Many forms of Japanese traditions balance and restore "Ki" energy back to our body. Yutaka Art of healing focuses its efforts in providing the service and tools related to ancient Japanese healing, educating and sharing ancient knowledge in order to heal ourselves and others, and doing events to connect people to the healing element of "Ki" from the Mother Nature.
CU Theatre & Dance strives to offer performances that are aesthetically and intellectually stimulating to the campus community, the Boulder area, and the state. We aim to contribute, through research and productions, to the health and development of the arts of theatre and dance locally, regionally, and beyond
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Stranger Reduction Zone is a community based interactive public sculpture. It was designed to encourage members of a downtown area to get to know each other better, building a safer and more comfortable community.
The Parsons Theatre is operated by the City of Northglenn and the cultural services division, Northglenn Arts. We strive to provide affordable access to the arts in north Denver by presenting live quality productions through Northglenn Arts Presents and Northglenn Youth Theatre, offering outdoor summer concerts and movies, drama classes for youth through NYT Academy, public art through Northglenn’s Art on Parade and other commissions, and special events throughout the year.
