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March 10 Olivia Mainville and the Aquatic Troupe 7:00 p.m. Presented by Tri-Lakes Center for the Arts. e Aquatic Troupe has been described as stepping into a time machine. Whether they bring you back to a 1920's swingy jazz and ragtime party or whether they fast forward to a modern and slightly futuristic soundscape that'll make you feel, each song is comprised of a vast amount of layers and a differ- ent emotion from each melody. If David Bowie, Beirut and Danny Elfman's music had a baby, they would sound something like Olivia Mainville and the Aquatic Troupe. Advance Tickets: TLCA Members $12 / Non-Members $14 Day of Show: TLCA Members $14 / Non-Members $16 Phone: (719) 481-0475 Peter Mulvey House Concert 7:00 p.m. Presented by Rocky Mountain Highway at Friends House Concerts Over the past 20 years, Mulvey has pur- sued a restless, eclectic path as a writer and musician – immersing himself in Tin PanAlley jazz, modern acoustic, poetry, narrative, and Americana stylings. Tickets: $30 suggestion artist donation for general admission, $45 for reserved front seating. Phone: (719) 373-8879 "Curiosity Unlimited" Free Lecture, "Recent Discoveries in Physics: Intrigue & Impact," UCCS Uni- versity Center, Room 302, 9:30 - 11:30, Tom Christensen, Ph.D., free coffee & goodies, free parking in lots 222 & 224 (put Curiosity Unlimited on windshield), phone: 719-574-1449 March 16 March 17 March 11 Blacksmith Demonstration - e Garden of the Gods Gateway Adventure Series 10:00 a.m. Presented by Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center. Andy Morris, Rock Ledge Ranch manager and blacksmith, will demonstrate traditional blacksmithing in the recreated 1890 smithy at Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site. Reservations Required - $5 per person proceeds benefit the Garden of the Gods Foundation. Phone: (719) 219-0104 2017 Nonprofit Day Conference 8:00 a.m. Presented by Center for Non- profit Excellence at Antlers Hotel CNE's annual conference brings together nonprofit and business professionals, volunteers, community leaders, board members, and anyone interested in social change and impact, for a full day of learn- ing and idea sharing. CNE Members & Corporate Partners: Before Feb. 17 at Noon: $85 Aer February 17: $100 Non-members Before Feb. 17 at Noon: $120 Aer February 17: $140 Phone: (719) 575-4341 29 Elton John Presented by e Broadmoor World Arena. Elton John and his band return to Colorado Springs for one performance at e Broadmoor World Arena on urs- day, March 16, 2017 at 8 p.m. as part of an 11-city concert tour that will feature iconic hits and classic album tracks from throughout his incredible five-decade career, as well as selected tracks from his latest release, "Wonderful Crazy Night." $58-$171.25 Phone: 1-888-929-7849 Colorado Springs Philharmonic pres- ents Hindemith: Mathis der Maler 7:30 p.m. Presented by Colorado Springs Philharmonic at Pikes Peak Center for the Performing Arts. Paul Hindemith's operatic tribute to the medieval painter Matthias Grünewald contains a story within a story. First performed in Berlin in 1934, the piece was labeled "degener- ate" by the Nazi government — perhaps because the plot centers on the painter's resolve to serve art above politics. Its turbulent themes and orchestration make this one of the most complex pieces in the classical repertoire.$21 and up. Early Music from the British Isles on Original Instruments 7:00 p.m. Presented by Parish House Ba- roque at Broadmoor Community Church Parish House Baroque, Colorado Springs Early Music Ensemble presents "Time and Eternity." Parish House Baroque is Colorado Springs' Early Music Ensemble specializing in music from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries through engaging and historically informed performances on original instruments. Free will offering grateful accepted. Phone: (719) 473-1807 MacLaren Society: 'e Bicycle ief ' 10:30 a.m. Presented by omas MacLar- en School at Kimball's Peak ree eater Join us for an Italian neorealism expe- rience and education as we view and discuss the post-WWII film masterpiece, "e Bicycle ief," deemed one of the greatest films of all time. MacLaren Society events are designed for adults and are free. Space is limited and registration is required, available at www.maclaren- school.org. Phone: (719) 313-4488 Pikes Peak Regional History Lecture Series - 'rough Her Lens: e Photog- raphy of Sara Jackson Loomis' 2:00 p.m. at Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum Presented by Leah Davis With- erow, CSPM Curator of History. Tickets: $5 suggested donation (free for museum members) Reservations required – Call (719) 385-5990 or visit www.cspm.org. March 11 Active Adults Club: Urban Art Walk 9:30 am Presented by Bear Creek Nature Center at e Wild Goose Meeting House. For 19 years, the annual Art on the Streets exhibit has transformed Downtown Colo- rado Springs. Led by Downtown Partner- ship staff, this tour samples the currently installed pieces and offers insight into the artists who created them. Prepayment/ registration required online or by phone. $10 per person. Phone: (719) 520-6387 March 16-26 Cabaret ursday-Saturday 7:30 p.m. Sunday 4:00 p.m. Presented by eatreworks at Dusty . Join us in our Cabaret, old chums, for this sensational and indelible portrait of a society on the brink. Reservations are strongly advised Reserved: $15 UCCS Students: FREE No children under 5 years old Phone: 719-255-3232