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Events This Week

 Thursday, February 26th
Leonard Davies: The Joys of Painting as a Pastime
12:00pm / Barbara Conrad Gallery - Durango Arts Center
Davies retired from a distinguished career as a civil rights attorney, and began oil painting at the age of 70, embracing art as a new and enriching chapter of life. His show features southwest landscapes, and is free to the public.
Sip & Stitch - Craft and Wine
4:00pm / Durango Winery
Bring a craft to work on and get 25% off glasses of wine. Please no projects involving paint or glitter.
Dart Tournament
5:30pm / Union Social House
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just looking for some friendly competition, come test your aim, meet fellow dart enthusiasts, and enjoy a great time.   Sign-ups: 5:30pm  Game Time: 6:00pm
Hey Girl, Lets Talk Investing
5:30pm / Kelly Miranda Studio
Hey y’all - let’s talk investing.   This event is meant to be a safe, welcoming space to slow down and make sense of all the investing words we hear thrown around — the stock market, real estate, and what’s actually going on in the world financially.   We’ll break things down in plain language, talk through what it all means, how it works, and how to start thinking about investing in a way that feels realistic and doable. No pressure, no jargon, no “you should already know this” energy.   The goal is simple: learn together, ask questions, share perspectives, and walk away feeling more confident about your money and the plan you’re building for yourself - and maybe even help each other along the way.   Come as you are. Curiosity encouraged.
Durango Poetry Open Mic Nite Special
5:30pm / The Subterrain (entrance on 9th)
Durango Poetry Open Mic Nite just got global!   We're thrilled to host Denise Leslie from Arts Perspective Magazine! She's scouting talent for their worldwide online weekly, and YOU could be featured in an upcoming issue.   Share your best (or most daring) poetry and get:  Audio/video recordings for Arts Perspective Magazine  Interviews for future poetry submissions  A chance to be published in their annual April print edition   Don't miss this chance to shine on a global stage! Bring your A-game (or B, or C...) and let's show the world Durango's poetry scene!
Bluegrass Jam
6:00pm / Durango Beer and Ice Company
Local bluegrass musicians gather every Thursday about 6pm to pick and play great bluegrass music. Join us for award winning beer and the great Americana sounds from Durango's best.
Open Mic Night
6:00pm / American Legion Dancehall
Durango's premier Open Mic! Every Thursday from 6-9pm. Sign up starts at 5:30pm. Free entry. Professional sound, stage and lighting. Full backline provided including house drum kit, bass and guitar amps. Community, collaboration and fun! 18+ unless accompanied by an adult. Everyone is welcome! Hosted by Ryan Blundell & Galen Clark
Rob Webster
6:00pm / The Office Spiritorium
Originally from Chicago-land, Rob is one of our favorite entertainers and also thinks The Office Spiritorium is one of the “coolest rooms in Durango!” Join us for Rob’s Peace Through Music experience.
Ben Gibson
6:00pm / The Diamond Belle Saloon
Influenced from greats both past and present: Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaugh, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, as well as more contemporary greats such as Joe Bonamassa and Joe Satriani. Performing both cover and original material, Ben keeps the spirit of rock and roll alive in the music.
Name That Tune Trivia Bingo
6:00pm / Barons Creek Vineyards
Join us for an evening of melodies, bingo, and delightful wines. As the tunes play, test your musical knowledge and mark off the songs on your bingo card.   Bring your friends and your competitive spirit as we blend the joy of music, the thrill of bingo, and the indulgence of wine into a night you won’t regret.
Banjo and fiddle Champs Tony Furtado and Luke Price
7:00pm / Durango Arts Center
The Durango Arts Center presents Tony Furtado and Luke Price in concert. Furtado is a two-time national banjo champion, and slide guitarist. Price is a five-time grand national fiddle champion.   Tickets are $30 in advance.
 Friday, February 27th
Cascade Canyon Winter Train
9:00am / Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
Departing from the Durango Depot, this excursion takes you up into the Rocky Mountains with incredible views of the San Juan National Forest as you travel alongside the beautiful Animas River while relaxing in heated coaches. Cascade Canyon is a destination like no other and is the perfect setting for a fire-side lunch, photo opportunities or a walk along the Animas River during your 60-minute layover. All trains have a concession car with a variety of snacks and drinks available for purchase.   Durango Departure 9:15am  Cascade Canyon Arrival 11:15am  Cascade Canyon Departure 12:15pm  Durango Arrival 2:30pm
Chapman Chats with Parks & Recreation
9:00am / Chapman Hill Rink
Chapman Chats is back! Join us in the pavilion at Chapman Hill for an informal opportunity to meet with the City of Durango Parks and Recreation staff for updates on projects, programming and have your questions answered. We will share ideas, suggestions and any conversation you have for the Parks and Recreation team. This is a great opportunity to share your thoughts, learn and engage with the team who strives to Enrich Lives Every Day!
Bilingual Friday
11:00am / Cafe Au Play (Behind Christ the King Church )
Join us twice a month for a joyful celebration of language, culture, and community!   What to Expect  A delightful bilingual storytime  A fun, hands-on craft for you and your little one  An opportunity to explore cultures from around the world  A welcoming space to connect, learn, and grow together   Open your world and your child’s world through the magic of stories and shared experiences.   Want to Get Involved?   We’re looking for volunteers!  Bring your favorite children’s book and share it in a language you love. Help bring stories to life and celebrate the beauty of multilingual communities.  Let’s build bridges through books, creativity, and culture. We can’t wait to see you there!
Leonard Davies: The Joys of Painting as a Pastime
12:00pm / Barbara Conrad Gallery - Durango Arts Center
Davies retired from a distinguished career as a civil rights attorney, and began oil painting at the age of 70, embracing art as a new and enriching chapter of life. His show features southwest landscapes, and is free to the public.
Adaptive Sports Association's Dave Spencer Classic Weekend
5:00pm / Purgatory, ASA, Doubletree
Join us for the Dave Spencer Classic, Adaptive Sports Association’s most fun-filled weekend and a key fundraiser supporting adaptive recreation for people with disabilities. This family-friendly downhill ski “race” welcomes skiers and riders of all abilities, many in costume, to cruise the NASTAR course while raising critical funds so ASA can provide year-round outdoor adventures, specialized adaptive equipment, and scholarships regardless of financial need. Put together a team, rally your friends and coworkers to donate, and compete for great prizes - all while celebrating community, inclusion, and the legacy of Dave Spencer, whose vision helped launch Durango’s adaptive ski program more than four decades ago. Every run and every dollar directly helps children and adults with physical and cognitive disabilities build confidence, independence, and a lifelong love of the outdoors. Friday 2/27: kick-off party and packet pickup in Bodo Saturday 2/28: "Race" day at Purgatory Sunday 3/1: Awards party at the DoubleTree Please register on our website: https://asadurango.com/2026davespencerclassic/ Call for more information: 970-259-0374
6th Annual Fundraiser the Power to Act Dignity First Dinner
6:00pm / Fort Lewis College Ballroom - Student Union Building
For the benefit of our mission to renew dignity for women facing adversity locally & globally. Please join us for full-course dinner and live music, and enjoy the opportunity to act at our Favorite Things Silent Auction, furnish a home at our Dwell with Dignity Homestore, and serve with purpose.   Power to Act serves over 350 women annually. Our Dignity First Dinner is an opportunity to strengthen our mission to provide justice, do good, and renew DIGNITY.
Larry Carver & Friends
6:00pm / The Diamond Belle Saloon
Local talent Larry Carver's melodic and passionate electric lead guitar work covers a wide range of rock, blues, jazz and country!
Dustin Burley
6:00pm / The Office Spiritorium
Dustin’s music is a blend of Outlaw Country/Blues/Classic Rock/Folk. He puts his own twist on old classics and blends his original songs through his performance. Dustin grew up in Pennsylvania and started performing in 1997 at small house parties. He since has performed all over the country and now performs all over the four corners! Learn more: www.dustinburley.com
Stand-Up Comedy: Headliner Olivia Carter (The Tonight Show, Laugh Factory)
7:00pm / Durango Arts Center
Debuting on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon & a heavy hitting regular at both The Laugh Factory & Zanies, Olivia Carter is a very hilarious up-&-coming comedian making waves in New York. A New Face at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, Olivia carter uses sharp wit, a bone dry delivery, and incredibly clever writing in every set. We can't wait to welcome her comedy stylings to Durango for one night only. Olivia showcases a range of talent, from appearances on major television networks to appearing on the Kill Tony podcast - she is quickly becoming a comedic force to be reckoned with.   This is going to be a killer show you don't want to miss. Get your tickets today y'all!   Direct Info:  Start: 7:00PM  Doors: 6:30PM  $25 • 18+
An American Overture with the Southwest Civic Winds
7:00pm / Ignacio High School Performing Arts Center
Now in their 14th season, the Southwest Civic Winds joins the celebration of America's 250th anniversary and Colorado in its 150th year of statehood! Performing music that exemplifies America & Colorado, the wind ensemble presents a family friendly program for all ages. Join us for a very special concert!
Fusion Bloom Dance Weekender
7:00pm / Stillwater Music Lightbox
All-weekend dance festival! Fusion dance is freestyle partner dancing - rooted in the structures of partner dance styles but mixed with freedom of expression & flow. It's about creating art with each partner to each song!   It has a low bar to entry - you just need willingness to move & connect. No specific dance experience needed; bring your own moves & grooves to the floor.   Daytime workshops & all night social dancing. Come for some or all! Tickets sold at the door via Cash or Venmo.
 Saturday, February 28th
USASA Giant Slalom
9:00am / Purgatory Resort - Upper Hades
The USASA Southwest Colorado Series returns to Purgatory Resort for two days of giant slalom competition. Racers test speed and technical skill as they navigate gates on the giant slalom course at Upper Hades. The United States of America Snowboard and Freeski Association (USASA) is a nonprofit with regional series across the country, hosting hundreds of events each year and serving as an early step in the competitive pipeline for snowboard and freeski athletes.   Admission: Competitor registration required (spectating from public areas where available)
Dave Spencer Annual Ski Classic & Uncle Clyde's Run and Slide
9:00am / Purgatory Resort
Purgatory Resort hosts two community events:   The Dave Spencer Annual Ski Classic is a team-based, costumed “racing” event on the NASTAR course that supports Adaptive Sports Association. Teams are encouraged to participate, dress up, and help raise funds for adaptive sports programming.   Later in the day, Uncle Clyde’s Run and Slide brings relay-style competition to the tubing hill. Teams complete as many uphill-and-downhill laps as possible within timed heats. Divisions are available for adult teams (male, female, and coed), plus categories for kids and parent/child teams. Prizes are awarded for race categories as well as costumes, team spirit, and best cheering section.
Breakfast on Us Hosted by the CMA
9:00am / Durango Harley-Davidson
Start your day with us at Durango Harley-Davidson! We’re serving up free breakfast burritos and good vibes for our community.   Bring your friends, bring your family, and come enjoy breakfast on us. All are welcome!
Cascade Canyon Winter Train
9:00am / Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
Departing from the Durango Depot, this excursion takes you up into the Rocky Mountains with incredible views of the San Juan National Forest as you travel alongside the beautiful Animas River while relaxing in heated coaches. Cascade Canyon is a destination like no other and is the perfect setting for a fire-side lunch, photo opportunities or a walk along the Animas River during your 60-minute layover. All trains have a concession car with a variety of snacks and drinks available for purchase.   Durango Departure 9:15am  Cascade Canyon Arrival 11:15am  Cascade Canyon Departure 12:15pm  Durango Arrival 2:30pm
Winter Market at Four Seasons
10:00am / Four Seasons Green House
The market features local produce and artists from around the region. This is a great opportunity to pick up some good food and beautiful art.
Uncle Clyde's Run and Slide
11:00am / Purgatory Resort
Most Laps Wins!...Oh, And It's a Relay Race!   The beauty of Uncle Clyde's Run & Slide is in its simplicity. Teams complete as many up-down relay laps as they can on Purgatory's tubing hill in 90 minutes. It sounds ridiculous, possibly strenuous and undoubtedly fun.   Team up with your best buddy for this tag-team style race. We will have male, female, and coed divisions for adult teams, as well as race categories for kids and parent/child teams. Teams must consist of two people in order to compete, but we will also allow three-person teams (like mom plus two kids) if you are just out for fun, not prizes and glory.
Leonard Davies: The Joys of Painting as a Pastime
12:00pm / Barbara Conrad Gallery - Durango Arts Center
Davies retired from a distinguished career as a civil rights attorney, and began oil painting at the age of 70, embracing art as a new and enriching chapter of life. His show features southwest landscapes, and is free to the public.
Audio Performance Workshop
12:00pm / Durango Harley-Davidson
Turn it up!  Join us for our Audio Performance Workshop and learn how to get the absolute best sound out of your bike.   From upgrades to tuning tips, our team will break it down and help you build a system that sounds as good as your ride looks.   Everyone’s welcome - bring your friends, your family, and your questions!
Fusion Bloom Dance Weekender
12:00pm / Stillwater Music Lightbox
All-weekend dance festival! Fusion dance is freestyle partner dancing - rooted in the structures of partner dance styles but mixed with freedom of expression & flow. It's about creating art with each partner to each song!   It has a low bar to entry - you just need willingness to move & connect. No specific dance experience needed; bring your own moves & grooves to the floor.   Daytime workshops & all night social dancing. Come for some or all! Tickets sold at the door via Cash or Venmo.
Snowcat Dining Excursion
4:00pm / Purgatory Resort
Spectacular views, a unique mountaintop culinary experience, and an enclosed snowcat ride, all in one! After your snowcat ride viewing the alpenglow of the Needles Mountains, our Executive Chef will have a mouth-watering five-course meal and divine entrees crafted to perfection. The only guests in the restaurant will be those who arrive by snowcat, providing an intimate and exciting feel.   The dinner begins with mulled wine or champagne while guests are allowed time to socialize and select their seats. Guests will then savor a sophisticated five-course tasting menu, complete with beverage pairings from our wine or beer partners.
Adam Swanson Ragtime
5:30pm / The Diamond Belle Saloon
Adam Swanson, our fabulous ragtime in residence, performs ragtime and other favorites. Adam Swanson is one of the world’s foremost performers of vintage American popular music, including ragtime, early jazz, the Great American Songbook, and more. He holds a bachelor’s in classical piano and a master’s in musicology from the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University. Although he is only twenty-five years old, Adam has been a featured performer and lecturer at ragtime and jazz festivals across the United States, and he is the only four-time winner of the World Championship Old-Time Piano Playing Contest. He made his New York debut in Carnegie Hall at the age of nineteen, where he performed with Michael Feinstein. Adam has performed at the Cinecon Classic Film Festival in Hollywood and the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., as well as in Hungary and Switzerland. He has worked with such musicians as Toronto’s John Arpin, former rock star Ian Whitcomb, and legendary 1950s recording artist Johnny Maddox, who is one of Adam’s greatest influences. Adam performs every summer at the historic Strater Hotel in Durango, Colorado, where he is musical director of the new Durango Ragtime and Early Jazz Festival.
Karaoke with Kimmy
6:00pm / Durango Beer and Ice Company
Play karaoke roulette and win a free pint! Follow us on FB or IG for karaoke themes or updates.
Matt Rupnow Music
6:00pm / The Office Spiritorium
Matt Rupnow is a Singer/Songwriter who lives in Southwest Colorado. He is writing, recording and performing his unique blend of music he likes to call “Rocky Mountain Soul Music”. Matt is also a current and founding member of the Durango, Colorado based jam band Red Eyed Djinn. Matt performs his own music as well as an eclectic mix of favorites. His solo act features a variety of styles ranging from Country to Reggae, from Rock to Blues, to Motown, Soul and Funk. Matt also utilizes a looper in his solo shows to help create rhythms, melodies, and harmonies that blanket the sonic landscape with colorful sounds and inventive improvisations. Matt has spent years honing his style and playing in bands and has toured the country and Mexico with the Americana outfit and Tempe, Arizona based D.L. Marble Band. He also had the privilege of recording two studio albums in the D.L. Marble Band with producer Eric Ambel (formerly of Joan Jett and the Blackhearts) in his NYC studio Cowboy Technical Services and working with producer Rob Hill in L.A.
Raven Narratives Live Story Slam (Theme: Luck)
7:00pm / Durango Arts Center
Raven Narratives brings its beloved community storytelling event, inviting audiences to explore the theme Luck through true, first-person stories. Known for creating brave, welcoming spaces, Raven Narratives centers connection over performance and celebrates storytelling as something everyone can take part in.   The theme Luck is intentionally open and expansive. Stories may explore good luck or bad luck, fate and chance, near misses, unexpected timing, inherited fortune, hard-earned survival, or out-of-the-box interpretations of how life unfolds. Some stories are funny or joyful, others tender, raw, or bittersweet—all grounded in lived experience.   There are multiple ways to participate. Community members may tell a true story live on stage, submit a one-page typed story (12-point font) to be read aloud by a host or volunteer, or write a Luck-themed haiku the night of the event. Written story submissions can be emailed in advance to ravennarratives@gmail.com.   Whether attending to share a story, submit writing, or simply listen, audiences are invited into a collective experience rooted in deep listening, empathy, and the power of gathering together. Tickets are available online at sunflowertheatre.org, and advance purchase is recommended.
 Sunday, March 1st
USASA Giant Slalom
9:00am / Purgatory Resort - Upper Hades
The USASA Southwest Colorado Series returns to Purgatory Resort for two days of giant slalom competition. Racers test speed and technical skill as they navigate gates on the giant slalom course at Upper Hades. The United States of America Snowboard and Freeski Association (USASA) is a nonprofit with regional series across the country, hosting hundreds of events each year and serving as an early step in the competitive pipeline for snowboard and freeski athletes.   Admission: Competitor registration required (spectating from public areas where available)
Veterans Benefit Breakfast (Open to Public)
9:00am / VFW
Come enjoy some delicious food with your loved ones, local veterans, neighbors, and more! Menu includes Sausage Links, cheesy scrambled eggs, O'Brien potatoes, PJs smoked bacon, Veterans signature sausage gravy & biscuits, Durango Diner green chili, blueberry waffles or pancakes., fresh fruit, yogurt, coffee & juice.   Donations of $11 for non Veterans  $10 for Veterans  $7 for kids 12 and under.
Dave Spencer Annual Ski Classic
9:00am / Purgatory Resort
The Dave Spencer Annual Ski Classic is a team-based, costumed “racing” event on the NASTAR course that supports Adaptive Sports Association. Teams are encouraged to participate, dress up, and help raise funds for adaptive sports programming.
Fusion Bloom Dance Weekender
12:00pm / Stillwater Music Lightbox
All-weekend dance festival! Fusion dance is freestyle partner dancing - rooted in the structures of partner dance styles but mixed with freedom of expression & flow. It's about creating art with each partner to each song! It has a low bar to entry -- you just need willingness to move & connect. No specific dance experience needed; bring your own moves & grooves to the floor. Daytime workshops & all night social dancing. Come for some or all! Tickets sold at the door via Cash or Venmo.
Irish Jam
12:30pm / Durango Beer and Ice Company
The great sounds of Celtic music and modern Irish tunes are played every Sunday from 12 noon til 3pm. Enjoy special pricing on select pints to make the session more enjoyable. Get your Riverdance on!!
An American Overture with the Southwest Civic Winds
3:00pm / Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College
Now in their 14th season, the Southwest Civic Winds joins the celebration of America's 250th anniversary and Colorado in its 150th year of statehood! Performing music that exemplifies America & Colorado, the wind ensemble presents a family friendly program for all ages. Join us for a very special concert!
Live Piano Music
5:00pm / Serafina's Steakhouse
Elevate your Sunday evenings at Serafina’s with live piano music from 5–8 PM. Our in-house pianist sets the tone with a blend of timeless classics and contemporary favorites, creating the perfect backdrop for a refined dining experience.   On select evenings, guests can also enjoy special guest musicians who join in to enhance the ambiance and create an even more memorable performance.   Whether you're here for dinner, cocktails, or a relaxed night out, this weekly event offers an elegant, immersive atmosphere that transforms your Sunday into something special.   Reservations are recommended.
Blue Moon Ramblers
6:00pm / The Diamond Belle Saloon
The Blue Moon Ramblers have been playing the Diamond Belle Saloon every Sunday for over 30 years! Join us for this entertaining tradition inside the area’s only authentic western Saloon.The Blue Moon Ramblers are a Durango- local Americana/Bluegrass band. Join us in the Diamond Belle for the Blue Moon Ramblers!
Matt Lewis
6:00pm / The Office Spiritorium
A recent arrival to Durango from Vail with deep musical roots in Chicago, Matt is a wildly creative live looping acoustic artist who reimagines “covers” across a wide palette of musical genres and weaves in some soulful originals. 
The Ballad of Madelyne and Therese
6:30pm / Durango Arts Center
Join us for The Ballad - singer-songwriter Rachel Garlin’s newest piece for the stage. Part concert, part one-person play, The Ballad features original songs and intimate storytelling as Garlin explores what happens when queer desire collides with 1940s conventions in the lives of characters Madelyne and Therese. With recent showings in NYC and San Francisco, Garlin’s new work is coming to Colorado for a one-night benefit at the Durango Arts Center.   Rachel Garlin (Writer & Lead Performer) is a San Francisco-based singer and songwriter who has been making music professionally for more than twenty years. Rachel has toured internationally, released nine independent albums, and been hailed by critics at the San Francisco Chronicle, Americana Highways, and Country Queer.   Rachel will be joined on stage by Mai Bloomfield, a Los Angeles-based cellist and singer-songwriter, as well as local musicians Jim Belcher on bass, Patrick Dressen on guitar and David Sachs on drums. Jim, Patrick and David joined Rachel on the mainstage for a performance at the Four Corners Folk Festival in 2024.   Proceeds to benefit the Armida Huerta Adventure Fund, a Mancos-based non-profit dedicated to increasing access to outdoor adventures for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC individuals. The fund was created in honor of Armida Huerta, who passed away in 2024. Armida led a life of adventure, was a gifted athlete, and worked at Alpacka Raft for 10 years.
 Monday, March 2nd
WRC Women's History Month Extraordinary Woman Award Dinner
12:00pm / Doubletree Hotel
During the month of March we will be hosting a dinner for our extraordinary woman awards as the Double Tree Hotel, along with a free gallery and reception for all nominees at the Public Library. This event includes a full meal, silent auction, raffle, and several guest speakers.
Joel Racheff
6:00pm / The Diamond Belle Saloon
Joel Racheff was born in Wyoming, raised in New Mexico, and has spent most of his adult life in good ol’ Durango. As a young man, Joel was and continues to be interested in many types of music. As an old man, Joel enjoys Jello, long naps, and babbling (not necessarily in that order). One of the many talents he brings to the Bar D Wranglers is-?. While trying to sing lead and harmony parts with the group, Joel lays down…the foundation on his upright bass.
Terry Rickard
6:00pm / The Office Spiritorium
Terry has been entertaining Strater guests and locals for years! Terry grew up playing in rock bands around the Boston area before moving to southern California. In the 80’s and early 90’s he played all over Orange and L.A. counties as a solo guitarist-vocalist. He played in many fine clubs and restaurants such as the Rusty Pelican in Newport Beach and Captain Jack’s in Sunset Beach, just to mention a couple. He now lives in southwest Colorado and plays at resorts, clubs and restaurants throughout the Four Corners area. Terry’s musical roots are classic rock, but after living in Colorado for some time he can also do a full night of country music. He can also mix in some blues, reggae, contemporary rock and his own original compositions. Terry also has an excellent three-piece band that plays a wide variety of music.
 Tuesday, March 3rd
Great Decisions Durango Discussion Group
11:30am / Durango Public Library
The Great Decisions Durango discussion group will meet to discuss “Ukraine and the Future of European Security." Facilitator Guinn Unger will present background materials and lead the discussion. The public is invited to attend this free discussion.   11:45 a.m. to 1:45 p.m.
Tuesday Trivia
6:00pm / 11th Street Station
Join us for Trivia Night on the waterfall deck featuring weekly prizes as well as a weekly giveaway for $25 and $50 gift cards to Ernie’s Bar or The Box. You can also win drink tickets every week! It is free to play, and there is no limit on the number of teams.   11th Street Station has more than 100 heated and covered seats throughout the winter so you will be comfy and warm while battling it out in trivia with your friends.   Post your favorite photo of 11th Street Station in the snow and receive a free Ernie’s Bar pint glass. Just show your server or bartender and tag @11thstreetstation
Nathan Schmidt
6:00pm / The Diamond Belle Saloon
Walking the line between vintage Country & Southwestern, Nathan occasionally stumbles into music all his own. He sings songs, plays his guitar, and backs himself up on harmonica – usually just three chords and some lullabys, legends, and lies.
Randy Crumbaugh
6:00pm / The Office Spiritorium
Randy’s main genre and music covers comes from the 70’s Folk Rock era, though he covers every decade. His favorite artists include: James Taylor, Neil Young, Jim Croche, Bob Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel, Elton John, John Prine, The Eagles, CCR, Tom Petty…. you get the idea. Randy has been called “The Human Jute Box” He loves to take requests.
 Wednesday, March 4th
Wine, Beer, Spirits Tasting
4:00pm / Wagon Wheel Liquors
Weekly tasting at wagon Wheel. depending on the week we have either Wine, Beer, or spirits. Sometimes we have all three. Come in and taste something new and take advantage of happy hour pricing!
Word Honey: Free Poetry Workshop
6:00pm / The Hive
Write and create original works with us!   Join us for a free poetry workshop! All are welcome.
Chuck Hank
6:00pm / The Office Spiritorium
Chuck Hank, the low end force behind Durango's musical revolution, has become an iconic figure under the neon lights of countless venues. With his nimble fingers dancing on bass strings, he's painted the town's canvas with high n’ lonesome harmonies, jam band energy, jazz finesse, and the heartbeat of hip-hop. For more than a decade, his presence, marked by a wild mop of hair and the resounding crunch of his bass, has danced with the essence of the southwest. In the vibrant tapestry of Durango's music scene, Chuck Hank stands tall, crafting melodies that echo in the canyons and reverberate in the hearts of listeners.
Durango Independent Film Festival
6:30pm / Durango Arts Center and Gaslight Twin Cinema
Step into the spotlight at the 21st Annual Durango Independent Film Festival - where bold stories, unforgettable voices, and every genre of indie cinema come alive. From adventure and animation to Native cinema, documentaries, shorts, and features, discover films you won’t see anywhere else. Then stay for nightly parties, intimate Filmmaker Coffee Talks, and real connections with the creators behind the camera.
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