Events on this Day

It’s my first exhibit in SEVEN years and I’m really excited!   Paintings and note cards from local artist Cindy Coleman's Artist Residency in November at Willowtail Springs, along with later paintings of Willowtail. Prints also available during opening reception.

Too much screen time? Get your kids outside with SJMA’s new after-school program, the San Juan Science Ramblers.   Kids, grades 1 – 6, will be led on after school science- based hiking adventures with our amazing education staff and volunteers. The number of kids will be limited to 13 per session. This a great option for kids who love nature and science. Each month will have a theme focused on outdoor exploration and learning.

Adaptive Sports Association Kicks Off Summer with a Summer Volunteer Open House.   Adaptive Sports Association (ASA) is hosting a summer volunteer open house May 12th from 5-7pm. ASA is a Durango-based non-profit sports and recreation outfitter for people with disabilities. Volunteers are needed to assist with daily programming including whitewater rafting, canoeing, kayaking, cycling, camping, rock climbing, and more. Please stop by the open house to learn more about the opportunities as a volunteer.    No RSVP is required. Interested volunteers should call 970-259-0374, visit asadurango.com, or email program@asadurango.com to obtain more information.    Adaptive Sports Association's programs help to enrich and transform the lives of people with disabilities through sports and recreation. By working with students to overcome physical and cognitive challenges in a safe, supportive environment, ASA staff and volunteers help clients "explore possibilities."

Come enjoy a different musician every day and grab a bite to eat!

Come enjoy a different musician every day and grab a bite to eat!

A Great Networking Opportunity Join us for an evening of horse play! There is just nothing like the bond that develops between women and horses. It’s an experience, a connection like no other and they teach us so much in the process.   Get up close and personal with our horses. Build trust and confidence. Develop new communication skills, self-awareness and experience firsthand how our horses respond and embrace you as part of their herd. Our Ladies Night is an excellent avenue to foster new relationships and network within our 4 Corners Community. Each month we will have a new and exciting exercise that will have you working with our horses through obstacles and problem-solving exercises that will build on the last, promoting learning, self-discovery and a unique ‘girls’ night’ horse experience you won’t forget!

The San Juan Basin Archaeological Society invites the public to a Zoom presentation on Wednesday, May 12th at 7:00 pm. After a brief business meeting, Carla M, Sinopoli, Director at The Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, will present a talk titled "LANDSCAPES OF STONE: Iron Age Monuments, Rock Art and Landscapes along the Tungabhadra River, South India.”. This talk will be recorded. For login information, go to sjbas.org and click on the Zoom meeting link.