Events on this Day

The future of mountain snow and glaciers isn’t certain. Globally, snow cover and depth are decreasing, with greater variation among years, and glaciers are shrinking. Mountain species and communities are resilient, though change is an essential part of this resilience. What changes decrease risk and increase resilience as we plan for the future?

The public is invited to join ACC staff for our chocolate tastings. We discuss the merits of our chocolate and chocolate confections in comparison to our chocolates and chocolate from chocolate makers and chocolatiers from around the world.

Curious about Animas High School? Prospective students and families are encouraged to attend an AHS Information Session to learn more about how AHS uses innovative, student-centered, project-based learning in a small school setting to achieve 100% college acceptance and a culture of excellence.

Come belly up to the bar with a cocktail or ice cold beer and order one of our hunger quenching appetizers. The Belle offers nightly dinner specials, so grab a table and treat your sweetheart to some Wild West grub. Relax with our acoustic music and enjoy the laid back atmosphere in our historic saloon. Get a more in depth history lesson of our sweet, little saloon here. Want to get the blood flowing after dessert? Grab your cocktail and venture through the Historic Strater Hotel for a living museum experience.

Would you like your own Money Tree ?  WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT TO LEARN:   - The difference between earned and passive income  - The $MONEY TREE and how it can grow for you  - What is needed to start  - Saving tips and goal setting for faster results

Adaptive Sports Association (ASA) kicks off the winter season with volunteer training! ASA is a non-profit sports and recreation outfitter for people with disabilities. Volunteer training is free and a great way for people interested in the outdoors to get involved and connect with their community. Volunteers are needed daily to teach ski and snowboard lessons. No experience is necessary, but volunteers must be at least intermediate skiers or snowboarders. Volunteers also earn discounted skiing at Purgatory and college credit through arranged internships. Orientations are November 13th and 14th (choose 1) at the Durango Rec Center. Returning volunteers meet 6-7 PM. New volunteers meet 7-8 PM. Call 970-259-0374 or visit asadurango.com for more information. ASA’s programs enrich and transform the lives of people with disabilities through sports and recreation. By working with participants to overcome physical and cognitive challenges in a safe, supportive environment, ASA volunteers help participants "explore possibilities."

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Come grab a seat at the window just on Main, relax on the couch by the fireplace, or perch up on the balcony with your favorite hand-crafted cocktail. We have the most talented bartenders who are sure to give you a great mixed drink experience. The Office offers small plates and appetizers for your afternoon hunger pains.    Want to take a lap around the place? Go ahead, take your cocktail mobile and check out the Historic Strater Hotel. See if you can find all the hidden compartments in this live antique museum.

Wu tang music and $1 waffles all night

Join us each Wednesday from 7:15-8:15 PM for this group meditation meetup. All levels and practices welcomed. This is simply a place for us all to practice together. We typically sit for 40 minutes with the potential of discussion at the end of each session.

The public is invited to the next meeting of the San Juan Basin Archaeological Society, to be held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, November 13th, at the Center of Southwest Studies at Fort Lewis College. Dr. Randy McGuire will present: "Building an International Archaeology in Sonora, Mexico”. There will be a social at 6:30 p.m. preceding the talk. See sjbas.org for more information. Thanks!

Seeking local musicians, comedians and poets to join us for Open Mic Night at The Roost every Wednesday. Sign up is at 7:30pm and performances begin at 8:00. All performers will receive a free drink. We have limited space for full bands, so please limit music to acoustic or please contact us to arrange anything else

Considered one of the greatest American musicals, GYPSY, based on the memoirs of burlesque star Gypsy Rose Lee, tells the story of a power- hungry stage-mom as she pushes her children into the show business world of vaudeville.