Events on this Day

Join us for volunteer road cycling training! No experience is necessary! Meet at the JCTS (463 Turner Dr., #105). There will be training for all adaptive cycles and ASA group cycling programs on pavement. Bring athletic clothing, closed-toe shoes, lunch, and water. Helmets are required, however, we have extras to loan out. E-mail program@asadurango.com with questions or to reserve your spot. Training is Free!

Interested in learning how you can support ASA's newest program offering as a volunteer? Join us at Gravity Lab Indoor Climbing Gym in Three Springs from 10A-12P. At this training, you will learn about the gym and how to safely belay participants. Reserve you spot now, space is limited! Training is Free!

The Duality Exhibition will communicate the relationship, interconnections and perceptions of oneself. Exploring the seen and unseen. This exhibit observes Duality through a range of media, materials, technology and techniques. An interactive experience and opportunity to establish a shared identity and sense of belonging among diverse groups.    Exhibit goes until June 29th.   Join Us! Gallery event is free to the public!

Meet with the City of Durango leadership team to learn more about departmental projects or give feedback. The forum will start with a short presentation on snow removal, followed by time to interact with the leadership team in a casual setting. Discussions with staff are not limited to the presentation topic. Free food, interpretation, and child care provided.

The City of Durango invites residents to provide feedback directly to the leaders of the City during the Engage Durango Forum.   The goal of the forum, which will be the fourth Tuesday of every other month, is to connect the public with the City's departmental directors or staff on issues or questions pertaining to local government. The meeting May 28th will include a brief presentation by Devon Schmidt, the City's Chief Financial Officer about Capital Improvement Projects. The short presentation will be followed by a Q&A session and a breakout session where directors or staff from each department will be available at tables to speak with the public to answer questions and provide information about projects, and further feedback will be sought from the community about the list of Capital Improvement Project priorities by fund.   Free childcare, Spanish interpretation, and snacks will be provided. If you have any questions, please contact Klancy Nixon, Community Engagement Specialist, at klancy.nixon@durangogov.org or visit the Engage Durango website, engage.durangoco.gov

Are you a beginner/intermediate acoustic music player looking to play more? This weekly jam is welcoming to all players, with a focus on slower tempo improvisation solos and chord changes. If you can play the I, IV and V chords in G, D and A then you know enough to play at this jam!

A weekly Tuesday night mountain bike ride at Twin Buttes for those looking to blow off some steam after work. All mountain bike levels are welcome to join both the riding & the friendly chatter to follow in the main trailhead parking lot (to the west of the Speedway gas station).

Open mic every Tuesday, open to performers of all kinds and levels from beginners to experts. Support local live music!