November 2023 Events

Curious about how the world's largest civic organization makes a difference in our world? Come join us and find out how together Rotarians around the world seek to eradicate polio, provide education, supply clean water and assist in disaster relief in a non-religious, non-political way. The Daybreak Club is know as the "hands on" club, making a difference together in Durango and beyond. Coffee provided!

Participate on Zoom as follows:   Online (computer or smartphone):  https://zoom.us/j/819094582    Or by telephone:  Dial (if the first number is busy, try another number):  US: +1 346 248 7799 +1 669 900 9128 +1 312 626 6799 +1 646 558 8656 +1 253 215 8782 +1 301 715 8592

Come and joins us for a tasting of Wine, Liquor, or Beer every Wednesday during happy hour. Come taste our crews favorite products!   Wine 15% off, Spirits 10% off, and Beer 5% off during happy hour.

Learn about The Financial Side of Starting a Business in this final workshop in the YPOD Financial Literacy Series. This workshop will be taught by Brian Rose of Region 9 Economic Development District.

Free Event! Maestro Heuser will present an hour-long presentation and deep dive into our weekend concert RAVISHING. Learn the stories behind the music and ignite your concert experience. Wednesday's talk will focus on 20th-century composers Maurice Ravel, Sergi Rachmaninoff, and Elizabeth Maconchy. A cash bar and complimentary appetizers will be available for your enjoyment.

Join us for an evening with Peter Anderson, author of Reading Colorado, a narrative road trip through the diverse literary landscapes of our beautiful state. The author will be available for book signings, and Reading Colorado will be available for sale at the event courtesy of Maria's Bookshop.

Sing a song get a free shot!

Think its just trivia? Think again!

Get to know the CEO Special Speaker Series featuring Jessica Matlock, CEO of La Plata Electric Association.    Jessica is LPEA's first female CEO in the co-op's 80-year history. Prior to this role, Matlock served as a member of the executive leadership team for 13 years at the nation's 11th largest public utility (Snohomish Public Utility District). In her last role - Assistant General Manager of Customer, Energy Services, and External Relations - she directed customer engagement, legislative and policy strategy, and the development and implementation of the utility's solar, electric vehicle, and demand response programs.   Every quarter the Chamber will invite a CEO to sit down with our members to talk about their path for their company. This session is free to chamber members, but we ask that you please register.

Fun, non-traditional ways to meditate! This drop-in class is called Meditation with the Radiance Sutras. It's great for beginners. We explore a variety of everyday timeless themes from sports, favorite foods, music, the cosmos, hardships, love, and anything we experience in modern life. There are infinite ways to practice meditation from movement, breathing, pleasurable activities, visualization, and using our senses. Contact and more info: JessicaMady.com

Let's fill the Community Concert Hall with all our winter sport loving friends and family. This is our premier fundraiser for the fall, and we're hosting with Durango Nordic, and FLC Freeride (who is hosting the late show at 9pm). Come out for a great show, and DON'T forget to bring some cash to enter the prize drawing giveaway with donations from Pine Needle Mountaineering, Purgatory Snowcat Adventures, Durango Harley-Davidson, Durango Nordic Center, and more!!!   6pm - Movie Shorts -A Love Letter to Skiing & Live to Ski: Kikkan Randall (Fischer Skis), White Line (Rab), Cross Country Revival (Skida)   6:30pm - Prize Drawing (Tickets by suggested donation)   7pm - Matchstick's "The Land of Giants"

Every Thursday Stop in and enjoy some local Bluegrass jams by your Local bluegrass jammers!   $4 pints all day and if you'd like to join the jam session and bring your instrument you get a free pint of your favorite craft beer!

Five rounds of questions always including a science round and music round. Teams of 5 eligible for prizes, food and drinks available for purchase. $5 suggested team donation

1/monthly Songwriter's Series is a showcase of talented, seasoned songwriters in our region in an intimate setting. Each songwriter will showcase two original pieces with professional sound. Located inside of The iAM MUSIC Institue on our iNDIGO Room stage!   Suggested donation, audiences of all ages are welcome. Must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.   Note to songwriters: We book 2 months in advance   *This is not a student event   To be considered for our monthly lineup, please send a message to info@iammusic.us

Brought to you by Word Travelers Language School! Come join us for a great night of bingo!

VFW Post 4031 is encouraging Durango businesses to observe RED Shirt Fridays from now until Veterans Day. Show your support for our troops and local veterans by wearing a RED Shirt on Fridays. Both short sleeve and long sleeve RED Shirts can be purchased at VFW4031.org or at the VFW Post.

The Friends of the Durango Public Library is holding its annual November book sale. TONS of vintage and rare books at low, low prices. Come and browse our terrific collection of books.

10:00 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00   Bring leaves in any type of bag and be prepared to empty bags of leaves into the trailer on site. Bags are not accepted in the drop off trailer.   No pesticies, fungicides, or pet waste! No branches or other yard waste - Just leaves please! <br Pumpkins and gourds are used for animas feed at local rances. Apples and other fruit accepted, if fit for animal consumption. No candle wax, paint, ink, plastic decoration, etc...

"Friday Puppy Hour" is now known as "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Join us for our weekly "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Come meet some of our adoptable animals to see if you find a spark!  Every Friday from 2pm to 4pm at PAR Headquarters, 2980 B Main Ave. Durango, CO.  Please remember not to bring your own pets to this event to ensure the safety and comfort of all our furry guests.   Always double-check our PAR social media accounts for any potential cancelations.   Learn more about our current adoptables at https://parkersanimalrescue.com/adopt.

Every Friday we will tap a one-of-a-kind, unique, special, small-batch brew from our Mod System. Only available at World HQ!

Demo: 5:30pm: Heather Freeman will be doing a short demo on how to create homemade contemporary art cards for this holiday season, using colorful acrylics and a few simple tools. Come and play with paint at November's First Friday at the Smiley! Creative Play - Let's Make Abstract Cards! Do you want to make abstract art but are unsure where to begin? This fun approach to creating abstract art will have you creating some uber-cool art with a few simple tools. Heather Freeman is the featured ArtRoom artist for November. On November 3 at 5:30, Heather will be doing a short demo on how to create art for homemade cards using colorful acrylics and a few simple tools. You will then get to design and make your own abstract paper which you can make into cards for this holiday season. The mini workshop and all supplies are free. Come and play with paint at November's First Friday at the Smiley! Learn more about Heather and her work at: https://www.heatherfreeman.studio/ See Heather in the ArtRoom: https://youtu.be/_6Z_nb98hiE Heather's Abstract Painting in Action: https://youtube.com/shorts/VXs5dAd4Oy4?feature=share Durango is abuzz with excitement over the success of First Fridays. Start at the Smiley! The ArtRoom Collective First Friday Art Crawl is November 3, from 4pm - 7pm. Come talk with local artists, be inspired by creative work, or buy a local, handcrafted item for yourself or a special someone at the Smiley Building at 1309 East Third Avenue in Durango, Colorado. The ArtRoom Collective is Durango's working studio gallery where 22 artists create and sell their handmade goods— art, paintings, jewelry, pottery, hats, and more. The Smiley Cafe will be open and offers coffee and boba beverages and snacks. Monthly First Friday Art Crawls at The ArtRoom Collective feature artist demonstrations to teach and inspire.

Art crawl with local goods, food, culture, and music.  Hosted by Local First, Durango Creative District, and ArtRoom Collective   Durango First Friday is a celebration of all things local in our incredible mountain town- art and music, culture, unique goods, real food, movement makers, and our amazing community! Free and open to the public, this self guided, monthly event will take place rain or shine, the First Friday of every month throughout Durango with a focus on main street from north to south!   Businesses of any and all kinds open their doors and their walls to host an artist of their choice and follow a "reception" format- artist info, beverages and/or snacks provided, maybe even a musician- while locals and tourists alike flood the area to socialize, shop, eat, and celebrate the arts in all forms.   Join us every month!

Come get your hands dirty as you create a unique Gravy Bowl! We will mix creativity with pleasure as we unwind from a busy week, enjoy happy hour drinks, spend time with community artists, and most importantly hand-build a Gravy Bowl. By the end of the evening your piece will be ready for glazing. You will select a glaze which will be applied to your ceramic piece when fired. Look for an email telling you when your piece is ready for pick-up and use. (about 21 days) Let the fun begin! $35.00 Per Participant

Join us for the Durango First Friday Art Walk, featuring a selection of glass sculpture by Ross Richmond, Nancy Callan, Susan Taylor Glasgow, and others.

Mix creativity with pleasure and unwind from a busy week, while enjoying happy hour drinks, & learning how to make TWO of your own fused glass holiday ornaments!    By the end of the evening, your decorated pieces will be ready for firing and done 2-10 days later for pick up! MUST BE 21 or OLDER

Join us for the opening reception of the new Animas Chocolate Co. Artist Collective! The new Animas Chocolate Co. Artist Collective includes local artists Cindy Coleman, Patrice DeLorenzo, Mariah Kaminsky, and Claude Steelman, all of whom will become permanent fixtures of Animas Chocolate's cafe, with ongoing rotating exhibits of their work.    Visit us during the open house to meet the artists and discuss their work with them firsthand, all while enjoying a drinking chocolate, cocktail, and chocolate.

Family Friendly!   An Open House at the Habitat for Humanity of La Plata County ReStore to shop late and see what we will be doing in our 30th year of operation. You can meet tour new team, enjoy complimentary beer & wine, silent auction, FREE kids activities and crafts, Taco Truck out front for purchase, $5 game with awesome prizes, and more.    The event is free, bring the whole family - food for purchase out front. Donations to help fund affordable home ownership in La Plata County always welcome!

Join us for bowling, food, drinks, socializing and fun prizes. Each ticket includes bowling, food, and 2 drink tickets.

Book, Music, and Lyrics by Richard O'Brien   This cult classic is back for its annual Halloween fun! Time warp through this kitschy rock'n'roll sci-fi gothic musical.   House opens 30 minutes before the listed time. The Rocky Horror Show is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. concordtheatricals.com

Bilbo, one of the most conservative of all Hobbits, is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in the ground in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It's the last thing that any sensitive Hobbit would want to do, but great benefit eventually results—not only for Bilbo but for all of the Hobbits who inhabit Middle Earth—and the hearts of those children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic.

To celebrate the end of the Halloween season, FLC Musical Theatre will present the Off-Broadway hit, Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe. Nevermore follows the struggles of one of America's most famous poets and authors as he faces abandonment, addiction, poverty, and significant loss, all of which contribute to the composing of some of American literature's greatest works. The book, lyrics, and music for Nevermore are by Jonathan Christenson, who harkens to numerous Poe works, including the iconic poem "The Raven." The theatricality and wide variety of musical styles teamed with the storytelling through metered verse and movement will be an experience you will not soon forget. Think Tim Burton meets Edgar Allen Poe!

Free! All night jugglin' and tacos served until 1am!

More Than 10,000 Items to Choose From    New and used Ski/ Snowboard equipment for sale at prices that cannot be beat. In addition to the vendors, local individuals will have their equipment for sale as well. Buyers will experience further bonus as they discover hiking gear, packs, car racks, and many other items.   SWAP PROCEEDS are used for community group donations, patrol medical supplies, patrol equipment, patroller training, facility maintenance and upgrades, and patrol uniforms.   Want to Sell Some Gear?  Individual gear gets checked-in at Public Check-In. The cost to sell is $1 per item. Items must have a minimum cost of $5. This is the only option for entering personal gear into the swap for the Saturday sale.

Our very own 4CVRC "Four Corners Vinyl Record Club" is hosting another awesome vinyl record show!   There is NO ADMISSION fee to enter. We're expecting 12+ vendors, all with an incredible amount (10,000+) of amazing albums for sale! There will also be some vintage stereo equipment available for sale or trade as well. You just never know what sort of musical treasures you may score! This is an ALL AGES event, and there will be available music covering all genres. If you've just begun collecting, or you're an audiophile that's been collecting for decades, I guarantee there's going to be something there for you!   Are you or someone you know looking to unload an old vinyl collection, this is the place for you. With an endless amount of experience & knowledge between vendors, we'll help you find the best new home for your old albums.   We look forward to seeing everyone at this event! Spread the word, bring your pals, and Peace Through Music...on VINYL!

The Friends of the Durango Public Library is holding its annual November book sale. TONS of vintage and rare books at low, low prices. Come and browse our terrific collection of books.

10:00 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00   Bring leaves in any type of bag and be prepared to empty bags of leaves into the trailer on site. Bags are not accepted in the drop off trailer.   No pesticies, fungicides, or pet waste! No branches or other yard waste - Just leaves please! <br Pumpkins and gourds are used for animas feed at local rances. Apples and other fruit accepted, if fit for animal consumption. No candle wax, paint, ink, plastic decoration, etc...

Do you enjoy being in nature? Do you value attention and focus? Join us for an Introduction to Nature Journaling. I will introduce a journaling practice that uses numbers, pictures, and words to record observations of nature. The practice will magnify gratitude, help make connections and increase your sense of wonder. It's enjoyable, accessible, and a practice you can take anywhere.    Don't worry if you don't consider yourself good at drawing. Everyone is welcome and all supplies provided. $40 Text Amy at 970-403-7265 to register, or send email to durangonaturejournalclub@gmail.com

Each season comes to an end with a celebratory 5K. This closing event gives program participants of all abilities a tangible sense of accomplishment. Crossing the finish line instills confidence through completion and is a joyful moment program participants always remember! Everyone in our program receives a commemorative medal to celebrate this incredible achievement.

An opportunity for a team of 10 to pull the Durango Train's diesel engine 15 feet along the tracks using a rope, competing for the fastest time.    All proceeds go towards benefitting Special Olympics Colorado athletes.

Get comfortable with simple drawing techniques and enjoy the process of Figure Drawing with Man's Best Friend!   The La Plata Humane Society has agreed to provide our lovely dog "models" for the class. All supplies are included, and an experienced teacher will be there to give you guidance along the way. We will mix creativity with pleasure as we unwind from a busy week, enjoy a happy hour drink, spend time with other artists, and most importantly enjoy the opportunity to sit, relax and draw a very patient dog.   Figure drawing is the practice of drawing from a live model in different poses. It trains your eye to see things that photographs just can't capture. This makes you more perceptive in all of your work—The biggest reason to practice with live animals is because it has so much to offer. Mastering the animal form is about more than just shapes and muscles and bones.   A $10 Tip or Chew Toy is Required for our models and will go directly to the LaPlata County Humane Society. Beginners are welcome! This class is also perfect for adults with previous drawing experience.

Bilbo, one of the most conservative of all Hobbits, is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in the ground in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It's the last thing that any sensitive Hobbit would want to do, but great benefit eventually results—not only for Bilbo but for all of the Hobbits who inhabit Middle Earth—and the hearts of those children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic.

Take the night off, Drop your kid off at The Powerhouse for an evening of science activities, free exploration, and pizza while you get a well deserved break!   $30/child   Children age Kindergarten - 12 years old   Registration closes November 3rd.

Every Saturday 6-9pm Karaoke with your Bartenders Diana & Kimmie ! If you can pull it up on YouTube we can get you on the mic, play karaoke roulette and get a free pint ! Great Food, Tasty Beer in a Fun, Safe, and Friendly Atmosphere ! Cheers

Book, Music, and Lyrics by Richard O'Brien   This cult classic is back for its annual Halloween fun! Time warp through this kitschy rock'n'roll sci-fi gothic musical.   House opens 30 minutes before the listed time. The Rocky Horror Show is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. concordtheatricals.com

Bilbo, one of the most conservative of all Hobbits, is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in the ground in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It's the last thing that any sensitive Hobbit would want to do, but great benefit eventually results—not only for Bilbo but for all of the Hobbits who inhabit Middle Earth—and the hearts of those children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic.

To celebrate the end of the Halloween season, FLC Musical Theatre will present the Off-Broadway hit, Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe. Nevermore follows the struggles of one of America's most famous poets and authors as he faces abandonment, addiction, poverty, and significant loss, all of which contribute to the composing of some of American literature's greatest works. The book, lyrics, and music for Nevermore are by Jonathan Christenson, who harkens to numerous Poe works, including the iconic poem "The Raven." The theatricality and wide variety of musical styles teamed with the storytelling through metered verse and movement will be an experience you will not soon forget. Think Tim Burton meets Edgar Allen Poe!

Book, Music, and Lyrics by Richard O'Brien   This cult classic is back for its annual Halloween fun! Time warp through this kitschy rock'n'roll sci-fi gothic musical.   House opens 30 minutes before the listed time. The Rocky Horror Show is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. concordtheatricals.com

Great opportunity to support your local veterans while enjoying a delicious breakfast! Open to the public, this event is held every 1st & 3rd Sunday. Donations of only $9 for adults, $8 for veterans, and $6 for kids 12 and under. All proceeds help support local veterans!

10:00 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 3:00   Bring leaves in any type of bag and be prepared to empty bags of leaves into the trailer on site. Bags are not accepted in the drop off trailer.   No pesticies, fungicides, or pet waste! No branches or other yard waste - Just leaves please! <br Pumpkins and gourds are used for animas feed at local rances. Apples and other fruit accepted, if fit for animal consumption. No candle wax, paint, ink, plastic decoration, etc...

(small group sessions: choose a 45-60 minute time slot)   On day 2, you will receive instruction in small groups for 45-60 minutes. While at Michi Pottery Studio you will access some books on pottery making, glaze your pieces, and get ideas for how you can create a space in your home to make hand built pottery. The pieces you create will be kiln fired (twice in total) and available for you to pick up at the end of November/beginning of December. A list of suppliers will be provided so that you can purchase your own books, forms, tools, and other supplies.   $140.00/ Person

To celebrate the end of the Halloween season, FLC Musical Theatre will present the Off-Broadway hit, Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe. Nevermore follows the struggles of one of America's most famous poets and authors as he faces abandonment, addiction, poverty, and significant loss, all of which contribute to the composing of some of American literature's greatest works. The book, lyrics, and music for Nevermore are by Jonathan Christenson, who harkens to numerous Poe works, including the iconic poem "The Raven." The theatricality and wide variety of musical styles teamed with the storytelling through metered verse and movement will be an experience you will not soon forget. Think Tim Burton meets Edgar Allen Poe!

It's time to gather everyone you hold near and dear and say thanks for all that nature, family, and friends have brought. Whether you're planning a Thanksgiving feast for many or an intimate dinner party for Christmas or Hanukkah, we've got you covered with simple, yet elegant decor ideas, that don't require an art degree, for decorating your table and home beautifully. We'll consider what you already have, items you can purchase for less at local thrift stores, or even find in nature for free. You'll also come away with tips for a zero waste gathering as well as several healthy and delicious seasonal and special holiday recipes that will delight your guests. Join us and learn how to party for less, make less waste, and explore how less stuff is actually more.   $20.00

Book, Music, and Lyrics by Richard O'Brien   This cult classic is back for its annual Halloween fun! Time warp through this kitschy rock'n'roll sci-fi gothic musical.   House opens 30 minutes before the listed time. The Rocky Horror Show is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. concordtheatricals.com

Come play some chess! Every Monday night 6:30-9 p.m. upstairs in the Durango mall on Main St.   Free!  Drop in! 

Local and National comics perform every Monday!

If we do not make time in the short term for our self-care, which is our most effective and empowering form of health care, the long-term cost is dysfunction and disease. Leaders often stop taking care of themselves when life gets overwhelming; self-care is seen as a nice to have and NOT a necessity. The reality is we will wait until we are sick or injured to act on our self-care, which comes at a huge emotional and physical cost.    In her talk, Dr. T will:    1. Uncover your health blinds spots,    2. Discuss your role in your health,   3. Show how to assess where you are on your health journey so you can get to where you need to go.   4. Share what the 5 key health behaviors are and how to stay consistent across those health behaviors for your short- and long-term benefit.   Your health is your greatest form of wealth. Let this talk help you not only get back on track with your health yet give you a framework on how to optimize your self-care health care for the long term.    Dr. Theresa is an author or WARRIOR, dynamic speaker, a former Marine Corps Engineer Officer turned Doctor of Physical Therapist (yet does not practice traditional PT), Founder of Movement Rx a health and wellness company that delivers LIVE and digital trainings, retreats, and health programs to organizations. Finally and most importantly, Theresa is a healthy human BEing, wife, and mother of two little boys.   Our monthly learning series explores a wide range of topics, industries, and organizations, all presented and highlighted by chamber members. This is a great chance to network with colleagues and get a grasp on a new topic within an hour. Free Registration.

Every Tuesday | 12:00 - 1:00 | Are you new to the exciting world of social media or video creation? Join us for our "Basic Social Media and Video-Making Support" sessions!    In this series, we're here to assist you in navigating the introductory aspects of social media and video production. Whether you're just starting your online journey or looking to enhance your skills, our supportive community is here to guide you every step of the way.

Every Tuesday | 1:00 - 2:00 | Get hands-on with cutting-edge technology, learn how to discover and print amazing creations. Perfect for beginning your 3D printing journey.

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!

Show your support for Colorado's state animal!   Join us for a lively evening featuring short films, informative discussions with expert panelists about the big threat to bighorns, and a path forward for this iconic species. Enjoy complimentary hor d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Bighorns need $$$ too!! Join us in raising funds to help ensure the future of bighorns in Southwest Colorado.

Ursula Goodenough PhD is Professor of Biology Emerita at Washington University and 2023 elected member of the National Academy of Sciences. She earned her BA at Barnard College and her PhD at Harvard University. She was Assistant and Associate Professor at Harvard before moving to Washington University. She served as President of the American Society for Cell Biology, is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Academy of Microbiology, and the American Society for Cell Biology, and a Member of the National Academy of Sciences. She received a Doctor of Letters Honoris Causa from the Meadville School of Theology.   Research Interests  Dr. Goodenough's research has focused on the unicellular green alga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii. She established correlations between thylakoid organization and photosynthetic capacity, defined organizational features of its ciliary axonemes, analyzed the assembly of its cell walls, and characterized its capacity to produce triacylglycerides as putative biodiesel precursors. Most research entailed analysis of its life cycle using mutant strains, (electron) microscopy, and molecular genetics. Its sexual agglutinins were purified and sequenced; its mode of sexual signaling via cAMP was established; an adhesin involved in gametic fusion was identified and sequenced; its mating-type locus was cloned and extensively analyzed; the gene that establishes mating type was identified and characterized; a pair of homeoproteins was shown to initiate development of the zygote; and genes involved in the transmission of chloroplast DNA were identified and characterized.

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

The FLC Percussion Ensemble will begin with Casey Cangelosi's Metavita, performed by a trio of musicians in complete darkness, and each member performs on one snare drum with a pair of wire brushes and two small LED lights. This unique composition portrays a drama of creation, life, growth, and death, with the LED lights representing fictional life forms. They begin, multiply, interact, and end. Additional compositions include Brian Nozny's Atmos Clock, which features three performers on one marimba, Perpetuo by Thomas R. Marceau, and Brian Blume's exciting quartet, Black Racer. Following the FLC Percussion Ensemble, the FLC Jazz Combo will close the performance with a variety of jazz compositions!   Free Admission

Curious about how the world's largest civic organization makes a difference in our world? Come join us and find out how together Rotarians around the world seek to eradicate polio, provide education, supply clean water and assist in disaster relief in a non-religious, non-political way. The Daybreak Club is know as the "hands on" club, making a difference together in Durango and beyond. Coffee provided!

Participate on Zoom as follows:   Online (computer or smartphone):  https://zoom.us/j/819094582    Or by telephone:  Dial (if the first number is busy, try another number):  US: +1 346 248 7799 +1 669 900 9128 +1 312 626 6799 +1 646 558 8656 +1 253 215 8782 +1 301 715 8592

Join us for Durango's infamous networking lunch, providing the movers and shakers of our community with a space to innovate, inspire, and eat a delicious lunch while they're at it.

Come and joins us for a tasting of Wine, Liquor, or Beer every Wednesday during happy hour. Come taste our crews favorite products!   Wine 15% off, Spirits 10% off, and Beer 5% off during happy hour.

Join local artist representative and arts marketing specialist, Bekah Kolbe, for a social media marketing workshop for creatives. This workshop will focus on marketing strategies for Meta (Facebook/Instagram), content creation, scheduling content, how to build a community online, and how to promote your artwork. Bekah channels over a decade of experience in gallery management and artist representation to help you as an artist create a social media strategy that supports your specific marketing goals and overall career path.    What you'll get:  ou will learn how to promote yourself & your art career through the smart, effective use of Facebook and Instagram.   You will learn to build a professional, productive social media presence and maintain it using scheduling and strategy.   You will understand the do's and don'ts of using social media to promote yourself effectively.   Bonus content:  A video breaking down the topics we covered in person for your future reference   A free 20 minute social media branding strategy session with Bekah (to be scheduled within 6 months of the workshop)

Join the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown crew for a foot stomping fun night of supporting bluegrass music! A $20 ticket gets you in to see three awesome local bluegrass bands - Dirty Chords, People we Know and Alex Graf's Bluegrass Super PAC! Plus snag a deal at our first ever Silent Auction, featuring passes to Tico Time Bluegrass festival, Four Corners Folk Festival, Private Dinner at 701 Public House, and more!   $20

Bring your talent! Play alone, or with friends. This open mic is run up by the phenomenally talented musicians of ShadowTrapp! So, you are always guaranteed a great show! The floor is open to all varieties of music, and levels of expertise. Come show off, or simply enjoy the music.

A Different Way to Understand Community: A Closer Look at the Velarde Valley of New Mexico   The Velarde Valley of the Northern Rio Grande, New Mexico, has received only limited attention from researchers. The area is known to have been home to several Classic Period Tewa communities, some of which were inhabited right up to the time of Juan de Onate' settlement of San Gabriel in A.D. 1598. The area is also dense with historic and modern settlements which have a long history of irrigation agriculture along the Rio Grande.    Based on ethnographic studies of recent Pueblo communities, archaeologists have typically presumed that Classic Period settlements represent socially and politically independent communities. However, careful attention to the traditional knowledge manifest in these village sites suggests that they shared a culturally based perspective of the surrounding regional landscape and viewshed. This paper builds from these observations in suggesting that these settlements represent a larger interconnected community. This view offers a new perspective on how we might interpret other clusters of pueblo village sites. I focus on Indigenous ontological perspectives of community that give us a different way of understanding settlement clusters.    Patrick Cruz, is a PhD archaeology student with the University of Colorado, and the Curator of Collections at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in Santa Fe, NM. He is also a member of Ohkay Owingeh, a Tewa speaking Pueblo community in northern New Mexico. His interests are in the pre-contact American Southwest, particularly in the events that led up to the abandonment of the Four Corners region at the end of the 13th century as well as its consequences for the northern Rio Grande region of New Mexico. His other interests include Puebloan agriculture and hunting strategies, migrations, landscape archaeology, phenomenology, Indigenous archaeology, historic linguistics, and on Tewa language preservation. Patrick is also a traditional Tewa potter as well as having interests in the study of Pueblo ceramics and pottery traditions.   Patrick gained his BA in cultural anthropology from Fort Lewis College in Durango, and his MA from the University of Colorado in archaeology. In addition, he has twenty years of combined experience in the fields of archaeology and museums including work at the Center of Southwest Studies, Bandelier National Monument, the New Mexico History Museum, and the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture.

Sing a song get a free shot!

Think its just trivia? Think again!

Ask a Lawyer, featuring Michael Santo, Managing Attorney at Bechtel & Santo of Grand Junction.    Join us for a three-part Human Resources Workshop in partnership with the Durango Chamber and the Durango Area Human Resources Managers. Meet our Expert Speaker: Michael Santo The Law Firm of Bechtel & Santo was founded in 2005 in Grand Junction, Colorado, by Betty Bechtel and Michael Santo. Bechtel & Santo has consistently focused on employment law issues for businesses and has steadily increased its sphere of clients across Western Colorado and into the Front Range. The firm is very grateful to those clients, our employees, and our vendors for their patronage and support over the last 16 years.   Since this workshop takes place over the lunch hour, please feel free to bring your own lunch to enjoy.   All are welcome to attend these workshops to learn more about important topics that impact your business!

Fun, non-traditional ways to meditate! This drop-in class is called Meditation with the Radiance Sutras. It's great for beginners. We explore a variety of everyday timeless themes from sports, favorite foods, music, the cosmos, hardships, love, and anything we experience in modern life. There are infinite ways to practice meditation from movement, breathing, pleasurable activities, visualization, and using our senses. Contact and more info: JessicaMady.com

The book is at the printer! Come help us celebrate all things Local La Plata County with the 2024 Be Local Coupon Book and meet up with all the great folks that make up our community. With thousands of copies sold each year encouraging locals and tourist alike to invest in local businesses like YOU, The Be Local Coupon Book is one of La Plata County's best advertising opportunities with a shelf life of 355 days!    Come pick up your book or your wholesale order and celebrate this amazing product that tells your story, showcases major moments, and drives clients through your door. Free and open to the public! Beer, music, food, and you!

Every Thursday Stop in and enjoy some local Bluegrass jams by your Local bluegrass jammers!   $4 pints all day and if you'd like to join the jam session and bring your instrument you get a free pint of your favorite craft beer!

A singing bowl musician Brandy Wade will host an immersive sound meditation for the community in the gallery.

Are you ready to make a stylish and sustainable statement? Get ready for an unforgettable Fashion Fusion Upcycle & Recycle event, where fashion mets sustainability in the most fabulous way! This event invites businesses to craft a creative outfit from materials related to their industry. Models then strut their stuff on stage to compete in three categories.

It's happening again! Mr. B is back to help you get ready for those long holidays with relatives or those cold winter nights without much to do by helping you make your very own custom smoking apparatus. Come get your hands dirty as you create unique and functional pipes, bubblers, bongs or any other smoking related pottery your heart desires using slab-building techniques! Enjoy happy hour drinks, spend time with community artists, and most importantly hand-build a clay smoking device to use for years to come. You will then glaze your piece using a variety of colors. Look for an email telling you when your piece is ready for pick-up and use. Perfect for a stoner couple date idea, a great way to hang out or simply make new friends while you build the piece of your dreams. With two days of classes you'll have plenty of chances to join the fun!    No Experience Necessary! Beginners Welcome!  *$60 per attendee   *Please no smoking of any kind within the building; enjoy responsibly before or after class. Thank you!

Durango Independent Film Festival presents "Best of the Fest" - we'll screen the finest stories from the 2023 Festival. With a sampling of award winners and fan favorites, this is an opportunity to get a taste of everything that makes our local film festival so special.    We'll also be featuring a Silent Auction with great items including tickets to the Community Concert Hall, San Juan Symphony; gifts such as Apple Air Pods, a Beaded Navajo Rug Necklace, and Duck Girl Art Canvas Shoes; and many great gift baskets and gift certificates.    Tickets are $15 in advance, $20 at the door.

Bilbo, one of the most conservative of all Hobbits, is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in the ground in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It's the last thing that any sensitive Hobbit would want to do, but great benefit eventually results—not only for Bilbo but for all of the Hobbits who inhabit Middle Earth—and the hearts of those children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic.

To celebrate the end of the Halloween season, FLC Musical Theatre will present the Off-Broadway hit, Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe. Nevermore follows the struggles of one of America's most famous poets and authors as he faces abandonment, addiction, poverty, and significant loss, all of which contribute to the composing of some of American literature's greatest works. The book, lyrics, and music for Nevermore are by Jonathan Christenson, who harkens to numerous Poe works, including the iconic poem "The Raven." The theatricality and wide variety of musical styles teamed with the storytelling through metered verse and movement will be an experience you will not soon forget. Think Tim Burton meets Edgar Allen Poe!

Hosted by Aria PettyOne  Featuring 3 rounds of trivia, prizes, and local drag performances! Come see if you have the brains to win our grand prize tonight! Get there early to get your seat inside!

VFW Post 4031 is encouraging Durango businesses to observe RED Shirt Fridays from now until Veterans Day. Show your support for our troops and local veterans by wearing a RED Shirt on Fridays. Both short sleeve and long sleeve RED Shirts can be purchased at VFW4031.org or at the VFW Post.

BID holds a monthly meeting for business owners on the 2nd Friday of every month from 8:30 to 9:30 am at TBK Bank. The agendas for these meetings will be posted below a few days before the meeting date.    Check website for the agenda and meeting dates https://www.downtowndurango.org/meetings    Meeting dates subject to change, contact Tim Walsworth at timw@downtowndurango.org with any questions.

Every Friday | 1:00 - 2:00 | Are you new to the exciting world of social media or video creation? Join us for our "Basic Social Media and Video-Making Support" sessions!    In this series, we're here to assist you in navigating the introductory aspects of social media and video production. Whether you're just starting your online journey or looking to enhance your skills, our supportive community is here to guide you every step of the way.

Benefitting our Community And Supporting our Veterans (Admin & Homes for Heroes) & Children’s Literacy.   YESS the Book Hutch is celebrating 30 years of business in Downtown Durango. What better way to do accomplish this than to ‘Pay It Forward’ to our community’s Heroes and children?   Everything is 30% off (25% with credit card); then, all net profits will be distributed to the following local program(s)*:  VA  Homes for Heroes  Children’s Literacy programs  *purchaser receipt(s) will be placed in container/program of their choice

"Friday Puppy Hour" is now known as "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Join us for our weekly "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Come meet some of our adoptable animals to see if you find a spark!  Every Friday from 2pm to 4pm at PAR Headquarters, 2980 B Main Ave. Durango, CO.  Please remember not to bring your own pets to this event to ensure the safety and comfort of all our furry guests.   Always double-check our PAR social media accounts for any potential cancelations.   Learn more about our current adoptables at https://parkersanimalrescue.com/adopt.

Every Friday we will tap a one-of-a-kind, unique, special, small-batch brew from our Mod System. Only available at World HQ!

Children enjoy a fun evening of dance plus dinner and show while parents get a night out!   $30/child   Sign up at durangodance.com and click "register"

Join us as we explore pathways to becoming a registered dietitian.    Meet Denee Bex, award-winning Registered Dietitian & CDCES from the Navajo Nation and owner of Tumbleweed Nutrition LLC. She will address the challenges, tips and tricks that have shaped her unique perspective on nutrition and public health. Denee will share how her cultural background has influenced her approach to dietetics and the importance of culturally-inclusive nutrition education. Through this engaging narrative, you'll gain insights into the transformative power of education, perseverance, and the integration of traditional food and dietetics.

Mix creativity with pleasure and unwind from a busy week, while enjoying happy hour drinks, & learning how to make your own fused glass holiday 5" plate!   By the end of the evening, your decorated pieces will be ready for firing and done 2-10 days later for pick up! MUST BE 21 or OLDER

This is two classes in one!  First we will begin by putting pencil to paper, just like architects do when sketching out their ideas and designs. Then we will switch to ink and with a twist of a nib, give the lettering style a comic-book look.    Each participant will receive:  Handouts and lettering templates,  Neuland brand markers they can take with them, and   Accompanying online courses so the learning may continue.   An entry to win a spot in the yearlong, "Make It Your Lettering Year" course.    The value of these extras exceed the price of the live, 2-hour workshop. $35   Fine Print:  All experience levels welcome.  Ages 16+ unless accompanied by a parent.   Bring a friend/family member, you both get an additional free marker and online course (>$35 value).   Contact heather@letslettertogether.com for questions or accommodation requests.

No. 12 Fort Lewis is set to host No. 15 CSU Pueblo for the RMAC Tournament Championship match this Friday, Nov. 10, at 5:00 p.m. at home on Dirks Field. Tickets are available now through the RMAC site and must be pre-purchased.

Unsure what gifts to get for your holiday shopping? Support local artists with your Holiday shopping! See you there!

The Incubator for Emerging Artists presents "What Inkling This Time?" an exploration of the mixed media creations by Durango artist, Toni George. George's compelling artworks, drawn from her two distinct series, "Patterns Within" and "Woven Tales," encapsulate the essence of intricate narratives woven within the fabric of her artistic vision.   Having spent 16 years in Taos, where her work was showcased at Las Comadres Women's Cooperative, George brings a wealth of experience and insight to her creative process. Her transition to Durango has unveiled a new chapter, breathing fresh energy and perspective into her ethereal pieces, which now take center stage in this exclusive exhibition. Through an exciting fusion of diverse media and techniques, George invites viewers to immerse themselves in a tapestry of emotions and contemplation, where patterns become a metaphor for the subtle nuances of life itself.   This exhibition made possible by Durango Creative District and Stillwater Music.

For the 19th year, we're celebrating the start of Ski season with Venture Snowboard, a sick Ska/Venture snowboard giveaway, prizes, and music from Little Wilderness.   Join us!

Devise & Conquer members, Mary Quinn and Cindy Laudadio-Hill lead a showcase of both short and long-form improvisation featuring the students of the Durango Arts Center Improv Classes!   Hilarity will ensue.

Bilbo, one of the most conservative of all Hobbits, is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in the ground in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It's the last thing that any sensitive Hobbit would want to do, but great benefit eventually results—not only for Bilbo but for all of the Hobbits who inhabit Middle Earth—and the hearts of those children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic.

To celebrate the end of the Halloween season, FLC Musical Theatre will present the Off-Broadway hit, Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe. Nevermore follows the struggles of one of America's most famous poets and authors as he faces abandonment, addiction, poverty, and significant loss, all of which contribute to the composing of some of American literature's greatest works. The book, lyrics, and music for Nevermore are by Jonathan Christenson, who harkens to numerous Poe works, including the iconic poem "The Raven." The theatricality and wide variety of musical styles teamed with the storytelling through metered verse and movement will be an experience you will not soon forget. Think Tim Burton meets Edgar Allen Poe!

We have live DJs playing house and techno all night, from 9pm-2am. Food served late night as well! Great drinks, great vibes, no cover! 21+    Featuring Spark Madden, Ravenous, and Mad Beats.

10:00 Returning Volunteers  11:00 New Volunteers   Interested in volunteering for us again this ski season?! Join us for our volunteer orientation! No RSVP required. You only need to attend one orientation. Call or e-mail with questions.

Native Hope, a ministry of Summit Church, will be having a food drive in the church parking lot. Your donations will be packed into care packages and delivered to individuals and families in need on the Navajo Reservation. Visit www.summitdurango.org/fooddrive/ to see the list of most-needed items.

FREE Event. Limited to 50 people.   For community orgs, college students in health sciences, and healthcare professionals interested in Indigenous Nutrition.   Led by: Denee Bex is an award-winning Registered Dietitian & CDCES from the Navajo Nation and is the owner of Tumbleweed Nutrition LLC, a nutrition education consultant company.   • Empowering Indigenous Families Through Trauma-informed Nutrition Education  • From Roots to Hearts: Exploring the intersection of Indigenous   • Nutrition and Cardiovascular Health  • Nutrition Education Techniques for Behavior Change  • Addressing Food Insecurity Panel: Facilitating Clinical-  • Community Linkages with Community Partners  • Indigenous Culinary Cooking from 3-5PM (Limited to 20 slots)

On Veteran's Day, November 11, the Animas Museum will honor all veterans, especially those from La Plata County. At 11 a.m. we will ring the bell at the Museum. Join us at 1 pm for our Second Saturday Seminar, as we tell their stories. There is no charge for this talk which will be recorded and available on Zoom or in the Classroom at the Animas Museum. Register!

Come join in honoring our Veterans! Main Ave will be closed from 1030am to Noon. See the diagram below for the route.

Pink Game, Academic/Faculty and Staff Day.  Presented by Centura, The Wells Group, and Alpine Bank.

Annually VFW Post 4031 holds an Open House on Veterans Day to thank the Durango community for their support. Food will be served.

Three class times! 1:00 - 3:00 | 4:00 - 6:00 | 7:00 - 9:00   It's happening again! Mr. B is back to help you get ready for those long holidays with relatives or those cold winter nights without much to do by helping you make your very own custom smoking apparatus. Come get your hands dirty as you create unique and functional pipes, bubblers, bongs or any other smoking related pottery your heart desires using slab-building techniques! Enjoy happy hour drinks, spend time with community artists, and most importantly hand-build a clay smoking device to use for years to come. You will then glaze your piece using a variety of colors. Look for an email telling you when your piece is ready for pick-up and use. Perfect for a stoner couple date idea, a great way to hang out or simply make new friends while you build the piece of your dreams. With two days of classes you'll have plenty of chances to join the fun!    No Experience Necessary! Beginners Welcome!  *$60 per attendee   *Please no smoking of any kind within the building; enjoy responsibly before or after class. Thank you!

Bilbo, one of the most conservative of all Hobbits, is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in the ground in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It's the last thing that any sensitive Hobbit would want to do, but great benefit eventually results—not only for Bilbo but for all of the Hobbits who inhabit Middle Earth—and the hearts of those children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic.

Every Saturday 6-9pm Karaoke with your Bartenders Diana & Kimmie ! If you can pull it up on YouTube we can get you on the mic, play karaoke roulette and get a free pint ! Great Food, Tasty Beer in a Fun, Safe, and Friendly Atmosphere ! Cheers

Heyyyy ladieeees!!!! Decompress with your favorite gals over a glass of locally made wine or cider, get a chair massage, some reiki or hair tinsel, shop local artisan vendors or participate in our clothing swap- bring some take some, and hang out in the coolest environment Durango has to offer

Bilbo, one of the most conservative of all Hobbits, is asked to leave his large, roomy and very dry home in the ground in order to set off as chief robber in an attempt to recover an important treasure. It's the last thing that any sensitive Hobbit would want to do, but great benefit eventually results—not only for Bilbo but for all of the Hobbits who inhabit Middle Earth—and the hearts of those children and adults who continue to enjoy this kind of magic.

To celebrate the end of the Halloween season, FLC Musical Theatre will present the Off-Broadway hit, Nevermore: The Imaginary Life and Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe. Nevermore follows the struggles of one of America's most famous poets and authors as he faces abandonment, addiction, poverty, and significant loss, all of which contribute to the composing of some of American literature's greatest works. The book, lyrics, and music for Nevermore are by Jonathan Christenson, who harkens to numerous Poe works, including the iconic poem "The Raven." The theatricality and wide variety of musical styles teamed with the storytelling through metered verse and movement will be an experience you will not soon forget. Think Tim Burton meets Edgar Allen Poe!

Jade Oracle w/ Nu Bass Theory  Standing Room: 8pm-10pm   Jade Oracle Music is a Denver-based witch jazz / funky neo soul supergroup led by composer Coy Lim.

Come dance with us to the musical stylings of Phocue, Ravenous, and Mad Beats. Food served until late, great cocktail selection, and no cover charge!

Have you ever wanted to learn to make fringe bead earrings? Do you like to use your hands, learn something new and commune with a group of people in a safe space? Come weave magic with Ani! She'll be taking you through the art of making seed bead fringe earrings, step-by-step, providing you with all of the materials you'll need to make your own pair that you can leave with at the end of the workshop! Bead weaving and stringing is a meditative, sweet, connecting experience. Together you'll laugh, chat and enjoy the learning process in a relaxed and casual space inside Durango Sustainable Goods's beautiful shop surrounded by plants and good vibes. Ani Silversprings is the owner of Lotus Vibe Creations where she weaves one-of-a-kind seed bead fringe earrings for all people yearning to express their version of flowing femininity. The act of adorning oneself can be a sacred, sweet, spiritual act. Ani believes that giving the gift of adornment to both self and those you love can infuse and radiate love, connection and joyful, flowing energy. The name, Lotus Vibes, comes from the vibration of the lotus flower blooming from the mud of the earth, opening up into a strong, beautiful flower. According to Ani, "we're all blossoms of strength and radiance. Bring a friend and do something special together!   $65.00

Please join us to help raise funds for local families!    Women's Resource Center is a one-stop-shop for women and families to access community resources.

Come play some chess! Every Monday night 6:30-9 p.m. upstairs in the Durango mall on Main St.   Free!  Drop in! 

Local and National comics perform every Monday!

Practice with Myah Lee, a certified teacher in Mindfulness and Mindful Self-Compassion(MSC).    In each session, we will explore, with curiosity, the nature of our own minds. We will investigate our experience through mindfulness practice in a wakeful, attentive, open, free and loving way. The purpose is to learn to become aware of mental, emotional and physical phenomena in our experience, and cultivate joy in daily living that brings profound ease, freedom and intimate connection with life.   Third Tuesday of Each Month: 9:00 - 10:30am  Cost: $20 per session   To reserve your space: call or email!

1:00 Returning Volunteers  2:00 New Volunteers   Interested in volunteering for us again this ski season?! Join us for our volunteer orientation! No RSVP required. You only need to attend one orientation. Call or e-mail with questions.

Increasingly, people want to stay out of nursing homes, to "age in place" in their own homes and communities.    What can you do to decrease your risk of institutionalization?  How can you set yourself up to live your best life as you age or become disabled?   Join a group that is learning, brainstorming, comparing notes, examining issues, advocating for ourselves, and celebrating successes together.   Who: Disability activist Martha Mason  Topic: This meeting will be about building community and social supports that will benefit yourself and others.

5:00 Returning Volunteers  6:00 New Volunteers   Interested in volunteering for us again this ski season?! Join us for our volunteer orientation! No RSVP required. You only need to attend one orientation. Call or e-mail with questions.

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!

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

HSD Sound System provided by Unify Mountain Soundz  Doors 7:00pm  Show 8:00pm   Andrea Graham, better known by her stage name The Librarian, is a celebrated DJ, producer, and curator. She is the co-founder and music director of Bass Coast Music Festival - known internationally for its forward thinking music programming and installation art - and is widely considered one of bass music's leading creative minds and tastemakers. Equally an artist and entrepreneur, Andrea's reputation as an inclusive community-builder in the electronic world has brought her a legion of fans and industry followers across the globe.   As a DJ, The Librarian's sets move through many genres of bass music - from footwork and jungle to 130, 140, garage, and drum and bass - tying those diverse genres together with powerful low end frequencies that push the boundaries of the world's biggest PAs.   The Librarian performs throughout Canada, the USA, Australia, Central America, India and Southeast Asia. Past performance highlights include Coachella, Electric Forest, Lightning in a Bottle, Bass Center, Freestyle Sessions, Symbiosis, Bumbershoot, Rainbow Serpent, and Shambhala.   Following up a recent critically acclaimed trilogy of singles, The Librarian returns in 2022 with her forthcoming EP, miss u.  "A bass music legend" -Billboard  "(The Librarian) is a renaissance woman...a name impossible to ignore in the burgeoning international bass scene." -Earmilk  "The Librarian never disappoints, with her deep love for the art of bass music reflected in her sets" —Billboard   Web: https://thelibrarian.ca/  IG: https://www.instagram.com/librarianmusic/  FB: https://www.facebook.com/LibrarianMusic/  YT: https://www.youtube.com/librarianmusic  Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-librarian  Twitter: https://twitter.com/librarianmusic

Curious about how the world's largest civic organization makes a difference in our world? Come join us and find out how together Rotarians around the world seek to eradicate polio, provide education, supply clean water and assist in disaster relief in a non-religious, non-political way. The Daybreak Club is know as the "hands on" club, making a difference together in Durango and beyond. Coffee provided!

Participate on Zoom as follows:   Online (computer or smartphone):  https://zoom.us/j/819094582    Or by telephone:  Dial (if the first number is busy, try another number):  US: +1 346 248 7799 +1 669 900 9128 +1 312 626 6799 +1 646 558 8656 +1 253 215 8782 +1 301 715 8592

Every Wednesday | 8:30 - 10:00 Join us at the weekly TOPS in-person weight-loss support group meeting! The TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) support group (8:30 weigh in, 9-10am meeting)    Virtually everyone is welcome. TOPS is available to men, women and children from age 7 to 100+. No cookie-cutter diets. No gimmicks. No trendy shortcuts. It's the old-fashioned approach to health and wellness: A lifestyle, for a lifetime. At TOPS, you're throwing yourself a lifeline. Founded in 1948, TOPS is the first of its kind noncommercial weight-loss support group, with ties to the medical community and thousands of chapters in the U.S. and Canada.    Your first in-person meeting is free (Membership starts at $49/year). You can listen in and observe at first, or jump right in and start participating. With TOPS, you call the shots.

Supplies, Winter Clothing, and Food    Drop off your items at the Toh-hatin Gallery parking lot (across from the gallery)   All items will be donated to Catholic Charities & Toyei Industries in Gallup, NM. Monetary donations can be sent to the following addresses: Catholic Charities: 503 W Historic Hwy 66, Gallup, NM 87301 Toyei Industries: P.O. Box 69 Chinle, Arizona 86503, United States   Food items needed:  Canned food (not expired): spam, corn beef, corn, green beans, Vienna sausage, beets, mixed vegetables, peas, etc.   Pasta  Spaghetti noodles  Cup o' Soups (beef/chicken)  Cooking oil/Pam Spray  Flour   Baking powder  Bottled Water  Dog Food Cat food   Winter Clothing:  Mens jackets  New/gently used Jackets for kids and adults  Blankets  Socks, hats, gloves, scarves   New or gently used winter boots

10:00 Returning Volunteers  11:00 New Volunteers   Interested in volunteering for us again this ski season?! Join us for our volunteer orientation! No RSVP required. You only need to attend one orientation. Call or e-mail with questions.

Are you seeking to navigate a successful career transition or elevate your professional growth? Our comprehensive workshop on Job Transition & Professional Development can help. Whether you just graduated from FLC, are looking for a new challenge, or aiming for a promotion, this workshop is designed to equip you with the essential skills, knowledge, and strategies to excel in your career journey. Lunch will be provided.

Psyche Digital hosts a FREE monthly marketing and branding meet-up at EsoTerra Ciderworks (you do not have to be 21+ to participate) on Main Street in Durango in conjunction with SCAPE (Southwest Colorado Accelerator Program for Entrepreneurs) called Them Apples: Marketing and Chill.   Them Apples is a casual way to get your marketing questions answered by experts and understand the real challenges that businesses and entrepreneurs face day-to-day.   Each month we feature a different topic and then open the floor to any questions.   This month's topic: How to Choose Your SEO Keywords   Quality SEO (Search Engine Optimization) can increase your reach, bring in leads to your website and business, and mark you as an authority to your audience. But doesn't it cost a lot of money? Don't you have to be a tech genius to figure it out? NO!   Join us to learn the first step of an SEO Strategy: How to Choose Your Keywords — Like a PRO!   We will:  Share actionable steps to assess and choose keywords that will help you appear in search results  Dispel the myth that SEO is out of reach for your venture  Answer your SEO and other marketing questions in an intimate Q&A!   Don't miss this info-packed session! And please don't hesitate to inquire about any other marketing queries - that's what we're here for.

Come and joins us for a tasting of Wine, Liquor, or Beer every Wednesday during happy hour. Come taste our crews favorite products!   Wine 15% off, Spirits 10% off, and Beer 5% off during happy hour.

5:00 Returning Volunteers  6:00 New Volunteers   Interested in volunteering for us again this ski season?! Join us for our volunteer orientation! No RSVP required. You only need to attend one orientation. Call or e-mail with questions.

Sing a song get a free shot!

Think its just trivia? Think again!

Supplies, Winter Clothing, and Food    Drop off your items at the Toh-hatin Gallery parking lot (across from the gallery)   All items will be donated to Catholic Charities & Toyei Industries in Gallup, NM. Monetary donations can be sent to the following addresses: Catholic Charities: 503 W Historic Hwy 66, Gallup, NM 87301 Toyei Industries: P.O. Box 69 Chinle, Arizona 86503, United States   Food items needed:  Canned food (not expired): spam, corn beef, corn, green beans, Vienna sausage, beets, mixed vegetables, peas, etc.   Pasta  Spaghetti noodles  Cup o' Soups (beef/chicken)  Cooking oil/Pam Spray  Flour   Baking powder  Bottled Water  Dog Food Cat food   Winter Clothing:  Mens jackets  New/gently used Jackets for kids and adults  Blankets  Socks, hats, gloves, scarves   New or gently used winter boots

Fun, non-traditional ways to meditate! This drop-in class is called Meditation with the Radiance Sutras. It's great for beginners. We explore a variety of everyday timeless themes from sports, favorite foods, music, the cosmos, hardships, love, and anything we experience in modern life. There are infinite ways to practice meditation from movement, breathing, pleasurable activities, visualization, and using our senses. Contact and more info: JessicaMady.com

Join Durango Green Drinks the last Thursday of the month from 5-7PM at 11th Street Station with two local sustainability organizations hosting each month. It's free and casual. Short announcements and presentations usually start around 5:30.

Business After Hours is a networking event co-hosted by the Durango Chamber and Durango Harley-Davidson, attracting professionals from all around the Durango area. Join us for an evening of connections, celebrations, and fun! Door prizes are generously provided by Durango Harley-Davidson and Star Liquors!   Food - Drinks - Prizes   Registration Price:   Pre-Register & SAVE! $10 includes 2 drinks and appetizers! Register online for discounted pricing.   Entry fees are $15 at the door.

Support local backcountry efforts and get excited for winter with Backcountry Film Fest!

Calling all poets & writers! Sustainable Goods + Omni Cafe are delighted to host the High Desert Garden Open Mic Night!    $5 donation appreciated. Omni Cafe will be shacking up the mocktails too!

Five rounds of questions always including a science round and music round. Teams of 5 eligible for prizes, food and drinks available for purchase. $5 suggested team donation

Hosted by Aria PettyOne  Featuring 3 rounds of trivia, prizes, and local drag performances! Come see if you have the brains to win our grand prize tonight! Get there early to get your seat inside!

$15/$20/21+  Doors 7:00pm / Show 8:00pm   RIAA Certified Gold recording artists Bonnie & Taylor Sims are one of Colorado's most powerful and dynamic musical duos. From the soul shaking harmonies and masterful songwriting to the endearing onstage moments, Bonnie & Taylor have captivated audiences all across the world. From their most recent global success I See Red tallying over 200 million streams and a deal with Columbia Records to playing countless live shows and festivals around CO and the Western US; tours to Germany, Canada and Sweden; multiple studio albums; exciting collaborations with other area musicians and hundreds of students through summer camps and private lessons Bonnie & Taylor have established themselves as a potent creative force of the vibrant Colorado music scene.   Bonnie & Taylor Sims have recorded a killer new album with plans for a fall 2023 full release and singles releasing starting in mid-June. This record is a collection of songs that define the new sound and new direction for Bonnie & Taylor in their unique western roots style. Songs that grew out of a shifting world marked by the juxtaposition of beauty and pain, hope and destruction. The album reveals a sound that blends bleeding pop rock with acoustic troubadour wit as the musicians explore and create together. Joined by bassist Bradley Morse and Kevin Matthews on drums this record is a refreshing showcase of seasoned songwriting, production and performances.

"Friday Puppy Hour" is now known as "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Join us for our weekly "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Come meet some of our adoptable animals to see if you find a spark!  Every Friday from 2pm to 4pm at PAR Headquarters, 2980 B Main Ave. Durango, CO.  Please remember not to bring your own pets to this event to ensure the safety and comfort of all our furry guests.   Always double-check our PAR social media accounts for any potential cancelations.   Learn more about our current adoptables at https://parkersanimalrescue.com/adopt.

Every Friday we will tap a one-of-a-kind, unique, special, small-batch brew from our Mod System. Only available at World HQ!

Did you know you can do your own screen printing?! Fabric Fridays we have great opportunities available to create your own screen print and make your own clothes unique AND you can learn how to use a sewing machine! Learn how to make scrunchies, quilts, lanyards, how to follow a pattern, bags and more! Come join us! Ages 5+   Check the website for more details!

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.   Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger. First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

Come get your hands dirty as you create unique Holiday Ornaments! We will mix creativity with pleasure as we unwind from a busy week, enjoy happy hour drinks, spend time with community artists, and most importantly hand-build Holiday Ornaments. By the end of the evening your piece will be ready for glazing. You will select a glaze which will be applied to your ceramic piece when fired. Look for an email telling you when your piece is ready for pick-up and use. (about 21 days) Let the fun begin!    $35.00 Per Participant

Mean Mary a huge Nashville talent will be preforming in Durango Colorado for one night!   Four Leaves Winery is proud to be able to bring Mean Mary to Durango.

The Southwest Civic Winds is honoring the memory and legacy of our dearly departed co-founder, Dr. Mark Walters. The band will feature some of Mark's favorite pieces by Percy Grainger, Leroy Anderson, Ralph Vaughn Williams, and many more! Join us for a very special night of music as we remember our dear friend and mentor."

Join us every Friday at 7pm (6pm Leads class) for the public lesson followed by 2 hours of dancing. We play East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, Salsa, Country 2-Step, Cha Cha, Waltz, Tango and even Bachata.

Rain, Snow, or Shine   Featuring locally grown fresh veggies, meats, cheeses, and more for your Harvest celebration meal! Plus, get a jump on your holiday shopping with unique and useful items from our quality local Artisans.

Start your holiday shopping with friends, good cheer, and door prizes! An eclectic blend of hand-crafted work by local artisans.   Mixed metals jewelry, enhanced fiber art, handcrafted bee products, hand painted eggs, handmade bags, fine gourd art, Cartwheel Studio, pottery, jewelry, mixed media art, water colors, baskets, and wood turned pens.

Are you ready? May this year be one of the best! We are stoked to welcome you back to the mountain! Thanks to all of our hardworking workers for getting the mountain ready for the season.

Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, One Day Sale, is back! Come stock up on Holiday goodness! As low as $5.00 per pound!

Back by popular demand, we're offering Portraits with Santa again this year! Each kiddo/family will get a quick and easy 15 minute session in our studio with Santa Ken. Each session comes with 5 digital images of your choice. You can view/download them from your own personal ordering website.

Let's celebrate opening day in style! Get in a few runs in the morning, then hang out for the afternoon and enjoy live music from The Quarks on Purgy's Patio near the beach area. The Quarks are a dynamic, crowd-moving rhythm-based funk & soul quartet!

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.  Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger.   First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

Every Saturday 6-9pm Karaoke with your Bartenders Diana & Kimmie ! If you can pull it up on YouTube we can get you on the mic, play karaoke roulette and get a free pint ! Great Food, Tasty Beer in a Fun, Safe, and Friendly Atmosphere ! Cheers

Visit Durango is proud to announce a film over one year in the making "Send It Like A Local" - A love story between snow sliders and the San Juan Mountains. Filmed by local cinematographers in Durango, La Plata County and the immediate surrounding area. The film features local legends and visiting pros shredding at Chapman Hill, Purgatory Mountain Resort, and all over the San Juan backcountry.

The San Juan Symphony is delighted to invite audiences of all ages to the 2023 Fall Semester Concert of the San Juan Symphony Youth Orchestra and Junior Orchestras. These wonderful students have been rehearsing all semester in preparation for their highly anticipated event!   The upcoming Fall Semester Concert features many beloved works for full orchestra. The Junior Orchestra gets things started with Rossini's upbeat overture to "The Barber of Seville," along with several other works that showcase the emerging talents of these young musicians. After a short break, Sayra Siverson and the Youth Orchestra explore the depths of Beethoven's "Egmont Overture," a dark and brooding work that culminates in the kind of pure musical triumph that only Beethoven can muster. The concert also features "Wondrous," a new concert piece from 2014 by Texas-based composer Karel Butz, meant to capture "the grandeur of a celebratory occasion and the vibrancy of young performers." Rounding out the program will be the brilliant and striking symphonic poem "Finlandia" by iconic Finnish composer Jean Sibelius.

$10 Cover Charge 18-20/$5 Cover Charge 21+  Please Note: All underage guests must be on our Approved Underage List. Please contact

We're taking eight plays from blank page to on stage in 24 hours. Join us for a whirlwind theatre experience and see what magic can be created by our talented folks in just 24 hours.    House opens 30 minutes before the listed show time.

Official After Party for the ski film, 'Send it like a local'. 80's ski theme!

Great opportunity to support your local veterans while enjoying a delicious breakfast! Open to the public, this event is held every 1st & 3rd Sunday. Donations of only $9 for adults, $8 for veterans, and $6 for kids 12 and under. All proceeds help support local veterans!

Get winterized in this hands-on workshop preparing botanical concoctions to keep you healthy, hearty, and happy during the dark months. Learn: Traditional plants used for winter support, Different ways to bring herbs into your life, Some tradition, folklore, and science behind the herbs we'll be playing with. Make: A tasty spiced herbal cordial to boost immunity, ease bloating after holiday feasting, and move some blood to warm up chilly fingers and toes, A seasonal-themed herbal blend to steam on the stove. It scents the air while reducing levels of airborne respiratory bugs, A roll-on, uplifting natural scent blend for the seasonal blahs. Taught by local herbalist, forager, and biologist Dr. Anna Marija Helt of Osadha Natural Health, LLC.   $75.00

Join City of Durango and Bike Durango on World Day of Remembrance 2023 to remember those who have lost their lives or been impacted by roadway crashes in Durango and surrounding areas.   This is a day for community members, advocates, organizations, and local government to gather to commemorate lives who have been affected by traffic violence.   This is also an opportunity to raise awareness of the urgent need for safe streets for everyone.   Everyone can act by being involved in and supporting city projects to improve safety and connectivity for all modes of transportation; by supporting community advocacy groups that provide education for traveling safely and conveniently; and, learning how to be a safe driver, pedestrian, and cyclist.   We will meet at Rotary Park for speeches then a memorial walk and slow ride on the Animas River Trail to Iris park.

We're taking eight plays from blank page to on stage in 24 hours. Join us for a whirlwind theatre experience and see what magic can be created by our talented folks in just 24 hours.    House opens 30 minutes before the listed show time.

It's time to gather everyone you hold near and dear and say thanks for all that nature, family, and friends have brought. Whether you're planning a Thanksgiving feast for many or an intimate dinner party for Christmas or Hanukkah, we've got you covered with simple, yet elegant decor ideas, that don't require an art degree, for decorating your table and home beautifully. We'll consider what you already have, items you can purchase for less at local thrift stores, or even find in nature for free. You'll also come away with tips for a zero waste gathering as well as several healthy and delicious seasonal and special holiday recipes that will delight your guests. Join us and learn how to party for less, make less waste, and explore how less stuff is actually more.   $20.00

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.  Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger.   First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   The Polar Express Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

A Durango- local Americana/Bluegrass band that's been playing at the Diamond Belle Saloon every Sunday for over 30 years!

Interested in entering the contest and building a gingerbread house? Visit website for more information!

In this fun-filled, muddy, adult class, enjoy a glass of wine or other adult beverage, and create a Ceramic Menorah! Be exposed to variety of ceramic techniques, as you create a One-of-a-Kind Ceramic Menorah, just in time for Hanukkah!    All supplies, laughter, beverage and an exceptional teacher, Ben Dukeminier, are included in this very special class. By the end of the evening your piece will be ready for glazing. You will select a glaze which will be applied to your ceramic piece when fired. Pieces will be ready to use by Hanakkah, December 7th! Look for an email telling you when you can pick up your One-Of-A-Kind Menorah.    $50.00 Per Participant

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.   Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger.   First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

Come play some chess! Every Monday night 6:30-9 p.m. upstairs in the Durango mall on Main St.   Free!  Drop in! 

Local and National comics perform every Monday!

Come celebrate the beginning of this Holiday Season! This is a wonderful class for parents, grandparents, teens and children to do together!   Paint using ceramic glazes and colored clay to create unique Holiday Ornaments, while spending time together! All supplies, laughter and an exceptional teacher, Mr,. B, are included in this very special class. Look for an email telling you when your ornaments are ready for pick-up. (about 2 to 4 days) Let the fun begin!    Children must be accompanied by an adult.  $42.00 Per Participant

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.   Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger.   First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

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!

You will be wowed with a four course, prefixed meal using as many local/regional ingredients as possible. During this culinary experience, you will be joined by two invited guests that have produced one or more of the ingredients on your plate that are going to share their journey in producing the ingredients we are privileged to serve that evening. This is a time to connect and honor our farmers, ranchers, producers, bakers and purveyors that go beyond what most of us can conceive in order to accomplish what they do. This memorable evening has limited seating. Prepaid Reservations only. Reservations are closed two days prior to event date for preparation time.

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

Curious about how the world's largest civic organization makes a difference in our world? Come join us and find out how together Rotarians around the world seek to eradicate polio, provide education, supply clean water and assist in disaster relief in a non-religious, non-political way. The Daybreak Club is know as the "hands on" club, making a difference together in Durango and beyond. Coffee provided!

Participate on Zoom as follows:   Online (computer or smartphone):  https://zoom.us/j/819094582    Or by telephone:  Dial (if the first number is busy, try another number):  US: +1 346 248 7799 +1 669 900 9128 +1 312 626 6799 +1 646 558 8656 +1 253 215 8782 +1 301 715 8592

This is a wonderful class for parents, grandparents, teens and children to do together! In this fun-filled class, enjoy a cup of Hot Chocolate, and be exposed to variety of tips, tricks and techniques, as you create a One-of-a-Kind Painting of the Grinch!   All supplies, laughter and instruction are included in this very special class with Deena Carney.    Children must be accompanied by an adult.   $42.00 Per Participant

Come and joins us for a tasting of Wine, Liquor, or Beer every Wednesday during happy hour. Come taste our crews favorite products!   Wine 15% off, Spirits 10% off, and Beer 5% off during happy hour.

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.   Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger.   First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

Bring your talent! Play alone, or with friends. This open mic is run up by the phenomenally talented musicians of ShadowTrapp! So, you are always guaranteed a great show! The floor is open to all varieties of music, and levels of expertise. Come show off, or simply enjoy the music.

The holidays are here and we are kicking things off with a Pajama Party!   Come celebrate the season with us in your favorite sleepwear, dance to the fabulous beats of Ravenous and Miss Sativa, and enjoy our holiday drink specials:   Shot and a Coors - $6  Pumpkin Spice Martini $6  Homemade Hot Chocolate with Rumpleminz or Grand Marnier - $7  Mulled Cider with Star Anise and barrel aged Calvados $7   Raspberry Kamikaze Shot $3.50

Sing a song get a free shot!

Think its just trivia? Think again!

Start your Thanksgiving Day off right with a fun family tradition! The Durango Turkey Trot, sponsored by Animas Surgical Hospital, has something for everyone:  5-Mile Race - Walkers, Strollers, and Dogs Welcome! Costumes Encouraged!  FREE 1-Mile Fun Run - Bring Your Kids and Grandma!  Hot Chocolate Bar  Kids' Gobble Contest  Prizes and Giveaways   One of Durango's most popular running races for over 30 years, the Turkey Trot presented by Animas Surgical Hospital features a 5 mile race and a 1 mile fun run. The Turkey Trot is a holiday tradition for the whole family. Come burn off some calories and work up an appetite before your big meal!   Check-In and Packet Pickup  Student Union at Fort Lewis College, starting at 8:45am. Please arrive no later than 9:30am.   All of the proceeds go to great local charities.   Whether you're a seasoned runner or just trying to outrun that extra slice of pumpkin pie, this race is for you! Be sure to register!

All meals will be no-cost and can be served as grab-and-go or enjoyed on our campus. Our dining pavilion will be open to the public for anyone wanting to eat at Manna. We welcome anyone in our community to come pick up a meal for themselves, their family, neighbors, or friends. We will be serving traditional Thanksgiving fare: Roast turkey or chicken with holiday gravy, mashed potatoes, sausage stuffing, garden salad, fresh bread, and pie.   Manna is partnering with the Vineyard Church to deliver Thanksgiving meals to those who cannot make it to our brunch. To receive a delivered meal, please complete this form: https://rb.gy/eic0oe   To volunteer to be a delivery driver for Manna's Thanksgiving Brunch, please reach out to the Vineyard Church: durangovineyard.churchcenter.com/unproxy/registrations/events/1992971

We look forward to welcoming you to The Strater's unique restaurant and bar experience for your Thanksgiving dinner. Reservations needed.

Please join us for our annual Thanksgiving Buffet! Last seating at 8:00  $75 deposit for groups of 6 or more.

You're invited to join us as we gather for a buffet-style Thanksgiving dinner at Purgy's to celebrate the season. Reserve the most convenient time for you and your family with seatings offered at 4:30pm and 6:30pm. We'll have all your favorite classic dishes from turkey and ham to mashed potatoes and salad, plus a few signature Southwest additions. This will be a dine-in only event with limited seating available. Alcoholic beverages are not included in the ticket price, but there will be a cash bar available for our guests ages 21 and older (We'll accept credit cards as well).   $75 (Adults 14+)  $20 (Ages 4-13)  Free (Ages 0-3)

SHOP, DINE and Celebrate! We are kicking off the Holiday Season in Downtown Durango!   Start your shopping in Downtown Durango and enter our Holly Jolly Gift Card Drawing. To enter Shop or dine at any retail or food and beverage business in the Business District, save your receipts, then submit them to have a chance to win cash prizes! Four lucky shoppers will win a $400 gift card, or a $250 gift card, or a $100 gift card as a reward for shopping local on the first day of the holiday shopping season. Eligible purchases can only be made on Friday, November 24 at eligible business locations. All receipts must be submitted by end of day Sunday, November 26.    See full details at https://www.singingwithsanta.org/gift-card-drawing After you finish shopping, come Celebrate with us at Singing with Santa Event at Buckley Park at 5:30pm. We will have christmas Carols, free hot chocolate and cookies. Santa will arrive at 6pm to light the community Christmas Tree and be available for photos until 7:30pm. Bring your own camera.

Santa's reindeer have gotten loose and are hiding in Downtown! Get a Scavenger Hunt Card at the Durango Welcome Center or print your own card at singingwithsanta.org/scavenger-hunt. Then follow the clues to find at least 6 reindeer and get your card marked by each business. Bring your completed card to the Singing with Santa event at Buckley Park, starting at 5:30pm. The first 50 cards turned in will receive a free Singing with Santa mug!   This activity is for children 12 and under   After you have located at least six of Santa's reindeer and have your card stamped at those locations, bring your completed card to the Singing with Santa event at Buckley Park. There will be a marked tent for you to turn in your Scavenger Hunt Clue Cards. For each completed card with at least six locations stamped, you will receive a free Singing with Santa Mug. Only one mug per card. Limit of a total of 50 mugs.    Join us for Singing with Santa that evening at Buckley Park at 5:30pm! We will have free hot chocolate & cookies, light the community Christmas Tree and Santa will be there! Free photos with Santa until 7:30pm. Bring your own camera.

Improve forest health, support stewardship and conservation education and shop locally at SJMA's Christmas Trees for Conservation Lot! "Christmas Trees for Conservation" is this San Juan Mountains Association's biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting our education and stewardship efforts throughout the entire San Juan Mountain region. Each year we begin selling both local white fir (cut from the San Juan National Forest) and Wisconsin balsam first the day after Thanksgiving. Volunteers donate hundreds of hours to help cut trees, set up the lot, and sell the trees. Once again, SJMA will have a pop-up-shop alongside the tree sales on the weekends. We will have some fun stocking stuffers and gifts for everyone in the family. We'll also have some special guests visiting the tree lot on Noel Night (December 1st). Trees usually sell out by December 15th, so visit us early to get your perfect tree! Shop local and support stewardship and conservation education on Southwest Colorado's public lands!

"Friday Puppy Hour" is now known as "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Join us for our weekly "Friday Fur-iendly Speed Dating!" Come meet some of our adoptable animals to see if you find a spark!  Every Friday from 2pm to 4pm at PAR Headquarters, 2980 B Main Ave. Durango, CO.  Please remember not to bring your own pets to this event to ensure the safety and comfort of all our furry guests.   Always double-check our PAR social media accounts for any potential cancelations.   Learn more about our current adoptables at https://parkersanimalrescue.com/adopt.

Join us to celebrate the holiday spirit and bring your pets to meet and take a photo with Santa! We're asking for a suggested $20 donation, benefitting LPCHS.

Every Friday we will tap a one-of-a-kind, unique, special, small-batch brew from our Mod System. Only available at World HQ!

Stop by Sustainable Goods for hot cocoa before going over to Buckley Park for the lighting of the tree and singing carols with Santa. We'll have delicious hot cocoa and all the fixings: marsh mellows, sprinkles, and whipped cream. Yum! Bring your own mug or purchase one to bring over to the park.   $2.00

Did you know you can do your own screen printing?! Fabric Fridays we have great opportunities available to create your own screen print and make your own clothes unique AND you can learn how to use a sewing machine! Learn how to make scrunchies, quilts, lanyards, how to follow a pattern, bags and more! Come join us! Ages 5+   Check the website for more details!

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.   Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger.   First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

Come get your hands dirty as you create a unique Hand-Warmer Mug! We will mix creativity with pleasure as we unwind from a busy week, enjoy happy hour drinks, spend time with community artists, and most importantly hand-build a Hand-Warmer Mug. By the end of the evening your piece will be ready for glazing. You will select a glaze which will be applied to your ceramic piece when fired. Look for an email telling you when your piece is ready for pick-up and use. (about 21 days) Let the fun begin!    $35.00 Per Participant

Shop, Dine & Celebrate! Start off your holiday season with Singing with Santa. This annual family friendly event takes place the day after Thanksgiving.    Come Shop, Dine & Celebrate with us as we kick off the holidays in Downtown Durango. Start the day off with shopping & dining in Downtown Durango and get entered into our Holly Jolly Gift Card Drawing. Shop or dine at any retail or food and beverage business in the BID on Friday November 24, save your receipts, then submit them to have a chance to win a $100, $250 or $400 gift card! Receipts must be submitted by end of day Sunday November 26. Visit the website for full details. Join the Scavenger Hunt! Santa's reindeer have gotten loose and are hiding in Downtown. Help us find them! Get a Scavenger Hunt Clue Card at the Durango Welcome Center or print your own. Follow the clues to find at least six of the reindeer and get your card marked by each business. Bring your completed card to the Singing with Santa event at Buckley Park, starting at 5:30 pm. The first 50 cards turned in will receive a free Singing with Santa mug! Celebrate! Celebrate! Join us for the annual holiday tradition, Singing with Santa, at Buckley Park starting at 5:30 pm. Enjoy free cookies & hot chocolate while it lasts. Sing Christmas Carols with the Durango Choral Society. Santa will arrive at 6 pm. Count down to the lighting of the Community Christmas tree. Free photos with Santa until 7:30 pm, please bring your own camera! We encourage you to bring your own mug for hot chocolate. Find out more information at www.singingwithsanta.org

Join us every Friday at 7pm (6pm Leads class) for the public lesson followed by 2 hours of dancing. We play East Coast Swing, West Coast Swing, Salsa, Country 2-Step, Cha Cha, Waltz, Tango and even Bachata.

We have live DJs playing house and techno all night, from 9pm-2am. Food served late night as well! Great drinks, great vibes, no cover! 21+    Featuring Spark Madden, Babydel, and Ravenous.

Free and open to the Public   Advertising - Art - Photos - & Articles - Up to 150 years old. Sourced directly from the pages of American Magazines. A Unique Historical & Educational Experience!   A Museum and Gift Shop - All in one

Improve forest health, support stewardship and conservation education and shop locally at SJMA's Christmas Trees for Conservation Lot! "Christmas Trees for Conservation" is this San Juan Mountains Association's biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting our education and stewardship efforts throughout the entire San Juan Mountain region. Each year we begin selling both local white fir (cut from the San Juan National Forest) and Wisconsin balsam first the day after Thanksgiving. Volunteers donate hundreds of hours to help cut trees, set up the lot, and sell the trees. Once again, SJMA will have a pop-up-shop alongside the tree sales on the weekends. We will have some fun stocking stuffers and gifts for everyone in the family. We'll also have some special guests visiting the tree lot on Noel Night (December 1st). Trees usually sell out by December 15th, so visit us early to get your perfect tree! Shop local and support stewardship and conservation education on Southwest Colorado's public lands!

Stop by the Smiley ArtRoom Collective (Space #8) from Noon- 4PM. Pick and choose from some of your favorite local items and build a gift box for friends, family, clients, teachers…Local shopping made easy!    Some of the items include: Animas Chocolate, Rocky Mountain Coffee Roasters Coffee, Tea from Southwest Tea Co, Durango Olive Oil, bath products, art and gifts galore!   You can also shop online at www.loveDGObox.com

Not all who create have a storefront, but that shouldn't deny us the opportunity to gift the best that our community has to offer! Come, shop hyper-local... as in... from the craftsman themselves!!! A different set of vendors will be showcasing their delights daily! Come, grab a hot cider and chat about the uniqueness of each artisan.

Multiple excursiona a day! Check our website for specific times.  Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger. First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating! THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

Mix creativity with pleasure and unwind from a busy week, while enjoying happy hour drinks, & learning how to make TWO of your own fused glass holiday ornaments!   By the end of the evening, your decorated pieces will be ready for firing and done 2-10 days later for pick up! MUST BE 21 or OLDER

Every Saturday 6-9pm Karaoke with your Bartenders Diana & Kimmie ! If you can pull it up on YouTube we can get you on the mic, play karaoke roulette and get a free pint ! Great Food, Tasty Beer in a Fun, Safe, and Friendly Atmosphere ! Cheers

Join us for the musical stylings of Subversive and Ravenous!  Raspberry Kamikaze Shots for only $3.50!  21+ please.

Free and open to the Public   Advertising - Art - Photos - & Articles - Up to 150 years old. Sourced directly from the pages of American Magazines. A Unique Historical & Educational Experience!   A Museum and Gift Shop - All in one

Improve forest health, support stewardship and conservation education and shop locally at SJMA's Christmas Trees for Conservation Lot! "Christmas Trees for Conservation" is this San Juan Mountains Association's biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting our education and stewardship efforts throughout the entire San Juan Mountain region. Each year we begin selling both local white fir (cut from the San Juan National Forest) and Wisconsin balsam first the day after Thanksgiving. Volunteers donate hundreds of hours to help cut trees, set up the lot, and sell the trees. Once again, SJMA will have a pop-up-shop alongside the tree sales on the weekends. We will have some fun stocking stuffers and gifts for everyone in the family. We'll also have some special guests visiting the tree lot on Noel Night (December 1st). Trees usually sell out by December 15th, so visit us early to get your perfect tree! Shop local and support stewardship and conservation education on Southwest Colorado's public lands!

Not all who create have a storefront, but that shouldn't deny us the opportunity to gift the best that our community has to offer! Come, shop hyper-local... as in... from the craftsman themselves!!! A different set of vendors will be showcasing their delights daily! Come, grab a hot cider and chat about the uniqueness of each artisan.

Multiple excursiona a day! Check our website for specific times.  Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger. First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating! THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

Improve forest health, support stewardship and conservation education and shop locally at SJMA's Christmas Trees for Conservation Lot! "Christmas Trees for Conservation" is this San Juan Mountains Association's biggest fundraiser of the year, supporting our education and stewardship efforts throughout the entire San Juan Mountain region. Each year we begin selling both local white fir (cut from the San Juan National Forest) and Wisconsin balsam first the day after Thanksgiving. Volunteers donate hundreds of hours to help cut trees, set up the lot, and sell the trees. Once again, SJMA will have a pop-up-shop alongside the tree sales on the weekends. We will have some fun stocking stuffers and gifts for everyone in the family. We'll also have some special guests visiting the tree lot on Noel Night (December 1st). Trees usually sell out by December 15th, so visit us early to get your perfect tree! Shop local and support stewardship and conservation education on Southwest Colorado's public lands!

Local and National comics perform every Monday!

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!

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

Curious about how the world's largest civic organization makes a difference in our world? Come join us and find out how together Rotarians around the world seek to eradicate polio, provide education, supply clean water and assist in disaster relief in a non-religious, non-political way. The Daybreak Club is know as the "hands on" club, making a difference together in Durango and beyond. Coffee provided!

Participate on Zoom as follows:   Online (computer or smartphone):  https://zoom.us/j/819094582    Or by telephone:  Dial (if the first number is busy, try another number):  US: +1 346 248 7799 +1 669 900 9128 +1 312 626 6799 +1 646 558 8656 +1 253 215 8782 +1 301 715 8592

In this fun-filled adult class, enjoy a glass of wine or other adult beverage while getting a jump on hand made gifts and decorations from a clear 12" x 12" glass piece that can be divided into many sizes and shapes! Start with an 8"x 10"curved sconce, add a couple of 4"x5" tea lights or ornaments, or create an 8" x8" wind chime, a 3"x 10" sun catcher, and a couple of 3"x3" tea lights or ornaments. The choice is yours, from samples and pictures and the help of a fused glass artist! Bring your own ideas! There will be plenty of extra, specialty glass pieces, to choose from to add to the fun!    The final magic happens when your piece is fired in the kiln where all the little pieces of glass melt together to create your masterpieces! No experience necessary.

Come and joins us for a tasting of Wine, Liquor, or Beer every Wednesday during happy hour. Come taste our crews favorite products!   Wine 15% off, Spirits 10% off, and Beer 5% off during happy hour.

Sing a song get a free shot!

Think its just trivia? Think again!

Multiple excursions a day! Check our website for specific times.   Experience the magic this holiday season! Join us for a truly magical recreation of the classic holiday story, THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride. Climb aboard a vintage steam train as it departs our Durango Depot for the North Pole to pick up Santa Claus himself. Upon arriving at our depot, you'll be immersed in the story as our chefs serve you hot chocolates and sweet treats while the conductor recites a reading from the Polar Express book. After arriving at the North Pole, you'll enjoy an incredible light show set to holiday music. On the return trip to Durango, Santa will visit each coach and hand out the first gift of Christmas to each passenger.   First told in the award-winning book by Chris Van Allsburg, this is the story of a child's Christmas Eve journey. It was adapted to the big screen in 2003. And now it comes alive each year with THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride! All ages can enjoy the experience, warmth, and fun of the Christmas season on a special steam train trip to the North Pole! Certain dates and car types will sell quickly so you'll want to book soon to reserve your preferred seating!   THE POLAR EXPRESS™ Train Ride is our most popular event of the year and is an annual holiday tradition for many riders. While the train excursion is roughly 65 minutes in duration, we recommend allowing 2 hours for the entire adventure so you can enjoy the full experience! The weather can be cold at the North Pole, so we recommend layering properly, even though all the cabins are heated aboard the train. As always, we recommend wearing pajamas to capture the Christmas spirit!

This is two classes in one!  First, we will begin by putting pencil to paper, just like architects do when sketching out their ideas and designs. Then we will switch to ink and with a twist of a nib, give the lettering style a comic-book look.   Each participant will receive:  Handouts and lettering templates, Neuland brand markers they can take with them, and accompanying online courses so the learning may continue.An entry to win a spot in the yearlong, "Make It Your Lettering Year" course.   The value of these extras exceed the price of the live, 2-hour workshop. $35   Fine Print:  All experience levels welcome.  Ages 16+ unless accompanied by a parent.  Bring a friend/family member, you both get an additional free marker and online course (>$35 value).  Contact heather@letslettertogether.com for questions or accommodation requests.

This month's guest speaker is James Cudworth.   "Inspired planning, preparation and expectations of altered state psilocybin mushroom ceremonies."   James is an avid DIY student, experimenter and community educator on fungi, plant, light, sound, EMF and deprivation altered states. He is passionate about sharing stories of creative discoveries to inspire others to try an experience for simply the sake of getting outside the box we have unknowingly placed our self's in. As a discussion facilitator, he likes to listen to others express their experiences and recognize the value of their thoughts. He is always open for conversations where working on critical thinking challenges to develop an experience improvement.   The goal for this talk will be to show the audience simple ways to make preparation for a fungi material ceremony.   In particular, the basic Lemon Tek preparation will be demonstrated and along the way James will offer up deviations and inspire your intuition for experiencing different altered states subtleties using other plant materials, supplements and essential oils. During this demonstration I will casually talk of reasons for making these choices to create the experience you personally desire.

Every Thursday Stop in and enjoy some local Bluegrass jams by your Local bluegrass jammers!   $4 pints all day and if you'd like to join the jam session and bring your instrument you get a free pint of your favorite craft beer!

Five rounds of questions always including a science round and music round. Teams of 5 eligible for prizes, food and drinks available for purchase. $5 suggested team donation

Hosted by Aria PettyOne  Featuring 3 rounds of trivia, prizes, and local drag performances! Come see if you have the brains to win our grand prize tonight! Get there early to get your seat inside!