We are happy to announce the return of our annual Happy Hour in conjunction with the 2023 CPI Saving Places Conference to be held in Boulder, Colorado! Please join us to eat, drink, and network with your fellow members. Rocky Mountain Chapter APT members drink free and please bring a fellow preservationist as your guest. Anyone looking to join the chapter also drinks free if you sign up online at https://rockymountainapt.com/membership/. We look forward to seeing you there!
- Date – Wednesday, February 8th
- Time – 5:15 to 7:30 pm
- Location – Rosetta Hall (1109 Walnut St, Boulder, CO 80302)
We also encourage you to register for the full conference that has both in-person and virtual attendance options. Please support your fellow Rocky Mountain APT members by attending these sessions presented by our members:
- “Main Street Open for Business” presented by Larry Lucas, Gayle Langley, Gillian Laycock, and Traci Stoffel at 12:45 on Wednesday, February 8th
- In-Person & Live stream available
- “Lightning Talk: Four Facets of Preservation” presented by Jason Jeffries, Liz Vergillo, Randall Marder, Ashley Russell, and Gabe Bergeron at 2:15 pm on Wednesday, February 8th
- In-Person & Live stream available
- “Cracking the Code: Energy Codes and Historic Buildings” presented by Elizabeth Hallas, Laine McLaughlin, and Rebecca Silva at 3:15 pm on Thursday, February 9th
- In-Person & Live stream available
- “Wencel Barn Rehabilitation – a tour” presented by Natalie Lord, Ian Glaser, and Carol Beam at 1:30 pm on Friday, February 10th
- In-Person only
- “A Case Study of The Beauty and the Beast – Past, Present and Future” presented by Jane Watkins at 3:00 pm on Friday, February 10th
- In-Person & Live stream available
Need more information on the CPI Saving Places Conference? You can find everything you need to know and register for the conference by clicking on the following link.
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