Jeff and Paige Concert Plus Pika Storytime!

2205 Broadway,Boulder CO 80302

08 January, 2023

Description

January 8, 2023: Pika Storytime from 9:15am - 10:15am Jeff and Paige Concert 10:30am - 11:30am About Jeff and Paige: Jeff and Paige use songs, storytelling, and interactive play to engage kids ages 3-9 with nature, music, and movement. They use costumes and props to create characters and set the scene. Their concerts are interactive, educational and focused on Colorado wildlife, sustainability and getting outdoors. Expect quick costume changes, educational skits, original/live music and loads of audience participation! In conjunction with the Museum of Boulder’s “Pika, Prairies and Climate Crisis” exhibit, their Jan. 8th concert will be a musical/theatrical hike from prairie to alpine bookended with inspiring, age-appropriate songs and skits surrounding energy conservation. Learn more about Jeff and Paige HERE. Make sure to also join us for "Pika Storytime" before the concert from 9:15am - 10:15am! Assist your kids as they develop an interest in literature, climate issues, conservation and most importantly pikas! Attendees will learn how they can help protect wildlife and preserve wilderness areas, have the opportunity to make new friends and receive a tour of the Museum of Boulder! About the Pikas, Prairies, and the Climate Crisis exhibit: Using stunning field photography and video this exhibit in partnership with the Colorado Pika Project explores the surprising connections between Colorado’s shortgrass prairies and the American pika. Pikas, a cold-loving species that live in the high-altitude mountains, are threatened by warming temperatures and diminishing snowpack. Their survival may depend on our ability to protect a place hundreds of miles from their alpine home — the Great Plains. Visitors will learn about conservation efforts to connect the dots between these two diverse areas, as well as ways that they can become involved in protecting pika, prairies, pronghorn, and more. Learn more about the exhibit HERE. Learn more about the Colorado Pika Project HERE.