TUESDAY TALKS --- hosted by Northern Colorado Artist Community (NOCOAC)

"I love a good story! A good story connects me to people. I become a willing participant with the main characters in their story and I am rewarded with excitement, adventure, insight, knowledge, and the opportunity to practice empathy. "
The Art happens when the audience connects with the storyteller.
NEW TIME - 5-6:30PM
Tuesday Talks is about connecting with people and building a community. NOCOAC invites a diverse set of speakers to share their stories with you.
We will gather at NOCOAC Headquarters - across the parking lot from the gallery, Unit A
These are Free Events -- donations are welcomed for the nonprofit

August 11th, 6-7:30pm, (time is for this month only)
William Eager- "Bringing the Civil War Back to Life"
Join William Eager, a Civil War reenactor, as he talks about creating authentic uniforms and what it takes to properly reenact this part of our American history.
Please note the time change for this month's event only.
Past Events
Karen John



May 12th, 5-6:30pm,
SUSAN QUINLAN: Growing Native Plants to Protect Pollinators and Songbirds
Did you know that planting native trees, shrubs and wildflowers in your yard can help you save money and help conserve nature? Native plants have many benefits. They don’t require fertilizers and most require far less water than a lawn or common non-native garden plants. Native shrubs and wildflowers also attract and support important pollinators, like bees and butterflies. In addition, native plants can turn your yard into great habitat for several beautiful songbirds.
Our speaker, naturalist and artist Susan Quinlan, will share photos and helpful information about selecting and growing plants that are native to Colorado based on her 20 years of experience turning the disturbed land around her home into habitat for pollinators and songbirds. You will learn about her favorite native species, where to purchase native plant seeds and starts, things to consider in selecting and planting natives in your yard, and what pollinators and birds you might attract. Learn why landscaping with native plants is an important and fun way to help restore and maintain nature. Susan will also share a variety of free resources to help you learn more about native plant landscaping and plan a nature retreat in your own yard.


