Family activities and interactive demonstrations of the skills of the ancients will include throwing a spear with the atlatl, pottery making a rock pictograph, weaving, corn grinding, working with yucca fibers, learning about astronomy at Chimney Rock and Navajo sand painting. For more information, visit www.chimneyrockco.org.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
A ceremony followed by a rifle salute with a flyover by the San Juan Squadron.
Everyone is welcome. For more information or directions, contact Sharon (970) 769-7789.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
Join Zoom meeting at: https://zoom.us/j/91609048375?pwd=dlFFV0J1cGVKa1NHWHFsa2taeGxtZz09, meeting ID: 916 0904 8375, passcode: 4141885.
PMAB + Movement, 140 Country Center Drive, Unit 2. A women’s group providing a safe, supportive space to grow and heal as you share your story. An opportunity to meet other women in your community in a peer-supported group focused on healing from trauma, abuse or violence. Email us with any questions at contactus@riseaboveviolence.org.
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Veterans and associated members are invited. Social distancing is required at this time. Contact 799-8387 for more details.
Join Zoom meeting at: https://zoom.us/j/91609048375?pwd=dlFFV0J1cGVKa1NHWHFsa2taeGxtZz09, meeting ID: 916 0904 8375, passcode: 4141885.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
For all ages. Join us in the library garden for great stories and plenty of reasons to get up and move. Storytime is a great way for kids to have fun while building the skills they need to become independent readers. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
For teens and young adults. Join us on Google Meet for our ongoing game. Contact claire@pagosalibrary.org for details on how to join.
Serving pulled pork and coleslaw to go at the front doors of the Parish Hall. In addition, frozen prepared meals, meat and other staples are available for those in need. Masks and social distancing are required.
Your library offers English as a second language classes. These classes are free. Call (970) 264-2209 or email for more information. Beginning students are encouraged to attend from 4-6 p.m. and intermediate students are encouraged to attend from 6-8 p.m.
Pagosa Adult Learning Services can help you earn your GED, prepare for college entrance exams, prepare for vocational tests and other education requirements. Mark will work with you to develop an achievable plan to complete your goals. Earning your GED is possible at any stage in life, and we can help. Call (970) 264-2209 or […]
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Contact Charlotte or Ken at 903-9690, or Nate at 507-1004.
Steve McAllister will provide training for telescope use. This evening is for members only. For more information, visit www.sanjuanstargazers.org.
A grief support group for those grieving the death of a spouse, parent, child or other family member or friend. The program consists of a video session, discussion and workbook for participants. A warm and safe place. We know it hurts and we want to help. For more information, call (970) 946-9379 or (970) 731-2205.
Facebook. For all ages. New videos are posted to Facebook each Saturday. View to explore new games, art ideas, science experiments, history, activities and more. Call 264-2209 for more information.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
Beginners at 9:15 a.m., advanced at 10:15 a.m. Note: Masks are required unless you have proof of COVID vaccination. Call Beverly for information at (970) 264-2064.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
PMAB + Movement, 140 Country Center Drive, Unit 2. A women’s group providing a safe, supportive space to grow and heal as you share your story. An opportunity to meet other women in your community in a peer-supported group focused on healing from trauma, abuse or violence. Email us with any questions at contactus@riseaboveviolence.org.
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Veterans and associated members are invited. Social distancing is required at this time. Contact 799-8387 for more details.
Zoom. We will be discussing “The Dutch House” by Ann Patchett. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information or if you need a copy of the book. You can join the meeting with Zoom ID 874 5826 9188 and passcode 81147.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
For teens and young adults. Join us on Google Meet for our ongoing game. Contact claire@pagosalibrary.org for details on how to join.
Zoom. Dave Anderson will discuss “Focus Stacking and Image Sharpness.” Club members will receive an email with the Zoom link. Others who are interested in watching may contact Andy Butler at abutler@mac.com for the link.
For those in K-5th grade. Join us for some fantastic summer programs. This week is “What It’s Like to be a Paleontologist.” Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
Serving chicken cacciatore over egg noodles with salad to go at the front doors of the Parish Hall. In addition, frozen prepared meals, meat and other staples are available for those in need. Masks and social distancing are required.
Your library offers English as a second language classes. These classes are free. Call (970) 264-2209 or email for more information. Beginning students are encouraged to attend from 4-6 p.m. and intermediate students are encouraged to attend from 6-8 p.m.
Pagosa Adult Learning Services can help you earn your GED, prepare for college entrance exams, prepare for vocational tests and other education requirements. Mark will work with you to develop an achievable plan to complete your goals. Earning your GED is possible at any stage in life, and we can help. Call (970) 264-2209 or […]
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Contact Charlotte or Ken at 903-9690, or Nate at 507-1004.
Via Zoom at the library. Privately meet with a volunteer attorney via Zoom to ask legal questions in all areas of civil law. To schedule an appointment, call (970) 264-2209 or send an email to ruby@pagosalibrary.org.
This program is timed for when the moon is absent from the sky. Visitors can enjoy the night sky in a truly dark-sky environment and see fainter objects that the moon’s light would normally obscure. Tickets are $16/adult and $8/child (ages 5-12). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.chimneyrockco.org or call (877) 444-6777.
This engaging early-morning tour is led by a trained tour guide. The tour will spotlight a number of general topics aimed at interpreting the history and significance of Chimney Rock and the Ancestral Puebloans who inhabited the area over a thousand years ago. You will learn about the connection of Chimney Rock to the greater […]
Registration required. Call (970) 264-2209 or email ruby@pagosalibrary.org for more information and to register.
Mother Spring Patio. Join us for a session of breath work, stretching, meditation and Tibetan singing bowls.
West Fork Road. Registration required. Lake McCullough will explore early summer wildflowers and medicinal herbs. The walk is about 1.5 miles round trip. Be prepared for rugged trails, weather, and leave dogs at home. For more information and to register, email weminuche.audubon@gmail.com.
Facebook. A challenge via an image posted on Facebook and the library website. Break out your LEGO bricks and join the challenge. No LEGOs? No problem. Stop by the library to pick up a grab bag that will help you complete the challenge. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
Online. A discussion on “When God Calls, Are You Listening?” Looking for a sign from God? Answers large and small are usually so close you can reach out and touch them. Go to Meetup.com and find “Spiritual Experiences Group of Pagosa Springs, Colorado.” Click on the red attend online link provided.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
This tour travels up to the two pinnacles and examines the variety of flora observable on the way up to the top. Over 26 different plants, all useful to the ancient people who lived there, are available in the short hike. These plants were used as food, medicine, tools, rope, clothing and baskets. Tickets are […]
Beginners at 9:15 a.m., advanced at 10:15 a.m. Note: Masks are required unless you have proof of COVID vaccination. Call Beverly for information at (970) 264-2064.
Veterans Memorial Park, Vista Boulevard. After the reading of the town’s proclamation in support of Flag Day and members of the Sarah Platt Decker Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, will lead a short educational presentation about the flag, its symbolism, care and display. For more information, contact spdregent@gmail.com.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
PMAB + Movement, 140 Country Center Drive, Unit 2. A women’s group providing a safe, supportive space to grow and heal as you share your story. An opportunity to meet other women in your community in a peer-supported group focused on healing from trauma, abuse or violence. Email us with any questions at contactus@riseaboveviolence.org.
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Veterans and associated members are invited. Social distancing is required at this time. Contact 799-8387 for more details.
Appointments can be scheduled at: https://bloodhero.com/index.cfm?group=op&step=2&opid=946487&opidh=8B2A93CC1B08B3C8EC34F464B015FCF8&idt=44341.8129282. Walk-ins are also welcome. For more information, text Diane Levison at (602) 770-6565 or email dianeunheard@gmail.com.
Zoom. For ages 10 and older. Registration required through the library. Patty Jones will lead the class. Some materials are required. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
This tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans. Rock types impact structure, pottery, tools and soil productivity. Reservations are encouraged. Tickets are $16/adult and $8/child (ages 5-12). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.chimneyrockco.org or call (877) 444-6777.
Weather permitting. For all ages. Join us in the library garden for great stories and plenty of reasons to get up and move. Storytime is a great way for kids to have fun while building the skills they need to become independent readers. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
Join us for a discussion about pollinators with Keith Bruno. We will have information on how to make your own bee hotels. For more information, see the Mountain High Garden Club calendar.
The wooded area behind the parking lot, at the wooden cross. A docent is available for a guided tour of the Chartres-design labyrinth.
For teens and young adults. Join us on Google Meet for our ongoing game. Contact claire@pagosalibrary.org for details on how to join.
Serving salad and spaghetti with meat sauce to go at the front doors of the Parish Hall. In addition, frozen prepared meals, meat and other staples are available for those in need. Masks and social distancing are required.
Your library offers English as a second language classes. These classes are free. Call (970) 264-2209 or email for more information. Beginning students are encouraged to attend from 4-6 p.m. and intermediate students are encouraged to attend from 6-8 p.m.
Pagosa Adult Learning Services can help you earn your GED, prepare for college entrance exams, prepare for vocational tests and other education requirements. Mark will work with you to develop an achievable plan to complete your goals. Earning your GED is possible at any stage in life, and we can help. Call (970) 264-2209 or […]
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Contact Charlotte or Ken at (970) 903-9690, or Nate at (970) 507-1004.
This program is timed for when the moon is present in the sky but not fully illuminated. This enables us to enjoy the night sky unimpeded by artificial lighting or the brightness of a full moon, and see many of the brighter objects that are visible. Tickets are $16/adult and $8/child (ages 5-12). For more […]
Watch the sunrise from the ancient Great House Pueblo on top of Chimney Rock Mesa. This is a great photo opportunity while enjoying 360-degree views. Tickets are $16/adult and $8/child (ages 5-12). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.chimneyrockco.org or call (877) 444-6777.
This program in partnership with the local Audubon Society is a wonderful opportunity to observe and learn about birds native to the area. Experienced Audubon birders will lead and assist the group, walking nature trails in the lower area. This program takes place off trail, on uneven ground, with some mild up and down walking. […]
A wide variety of locally grown produce and food products. For more information, call (970) 264-5232.
A grief support group for those grieving the death of a spouse, parent, child or other family member or friend. The program consists of a video session, discussion and workbook for participants. A warm and safe place. We know it hurts and we want to help. For more information, call (970) 946-9379 or (970) 731-2205.
Facebook. For all ages. New videos are posted to Facebook each Saturday. View to explore new games, art ideas, science experiments, history, activities and more. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
Watch the sunrise from the ancient Great House Pueblo on top of Chimney Rock Mesa. This is a great photo opportunity while enjoying 360-degree views. Tickets are $16/adult and $8/child (ages 5-12). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.chimneyrockco.org or call (877) 444-6777.
Watch the sunrise from the ancient Great House Pueblo on top of Chimney Rock Mesa. This is a great photo opportunity while enjoying 360-degree views. Tickets are $16/adult and $8/child (ages 5-12). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.chimneyrockco.org or call (877) 444-6777.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
Beginners at 9:15 a.m., advanced at 10:15 a.m. Note: Masks are required unless you have proof of COVID vaccination. Call Beverly for information at (970) 264-2064.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
PMAB + Movement, 140 Country Center Drive, Unit 2. A women’s group providing a safe, supportive space to grow and heal as you share your story. An opportunity to meet other women in your community in a peer-supported group focused on healing from trauma, abuse or violence. Email us with any questions at contactus@riseaboveviolence.org.
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Veterans and associated members are invited. Social distancing is required at this time. Contact (970) 799-8387 for more details.
Zoom. For ages 10 and older. Registration required through the library. Patty Jones will lead the class. Some materials are required. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
Your library offers English as a second language classes. These classes are free. Call (970) 264-2209 or email for more information. Beginning students are encouraged to attend from 4-6 p.m. and intermediate students are encouraged to attend from 6-8 p.m.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
For all ages. Join us in the library garden for great stories and plenty of reasons to get up and move. Storytime is a great way for kids to have fun while building the skills they need to become independent readers. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
The wooded area behind the parking lot, at the wooden cross. A docent is available for a guided tour of the Chartres-design labyrinth.
For teens and young adults. Join us on Google Meet for our ongoing game. Contact claire@pagosalibrary.org for details on how to join.
This program occurs against the backdrop of the Great House Pueblo at the top of Chimney Rock Mesa. The program includes an informative lecture on topics specific to the Chimney Rock site, such as the ancestral Puebloan culture, archaeoastronomy theories or area of geology. Then, guests watch the full moon rise to the music of […]
This tour travels up to the two pinnacles and examines the variety of flora observable on the way up to the top. Over 26 different plants, all useful to the ancient people who lived there, are available in the short hike. These plants were used as food, medicine, tools, rope, clothing and baskets. Tickets are […]
Serving freshly prepared hot meals to go at the front doors of the Parish Hall. In addition, frozen prepared meals, meat and other staples are available for those in need. Masks and social distancing are required.
Your library offers English as a second language classes. These classes are free. Call (970) 264-2209 or email for more information. Beginning students are encouraged to attend from 4-6 p.m. and intermediate students are encouraged to attend from 6-8 p.m.
Pagosa Adult Learning Services can help you earn your GED, prepare for college entrance exams, prepare for vocational tests and other education requirements. Mark will work with you to develop an achievable plan to complete your goals. Earning your GED is possible at any stage in life, and we can help. Call (970) 264-2209 or […]
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Contact Charlotte or Ken at (970) 903-9690, or Nate at (970) 507-1004.
The touching comedy about a dog and her new owner, a middle-aged man who brings her home to his apartment in New York City, much to his wife’s distress. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.pagosacenter.org or call (970) 731-SHOW (7469).
A wide variety of locally grown produce and food products. For more information, call (970) 264-5232.
A grief support group for those grieving the death of a spouse, parent, child or other family member or friend. The program consists of a video session, discussion and workbook for participants. A warm and safe place. We know it hurts and we want to help. For more information, call (970) 946-9379 or (970) 731-2205.
Facebook. For all ages. New videos are posted to Facebook each Saturday. View to explore new games, art ideas, science experiments, history, activities and more. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
The touching comedy about a dog and her new owner, a middle-aged man who brings her home to his apartment in New York City, much to his wife’s distress. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.pagosacenter.org or call (970) 731-SHOW (7469).
Online. A discussion on “Talking with Your Family about Dreams.” Would you like to help your child connect to the divine within, learn to love themselves and others more, and understand their dreams? Go to Meetup.com and find “Spiritual Experiences Group of Pagosa Springs, Colorado.” Click on the red attend online link provided.
The touching comedy about a dog and her new owner, a middle-aged man who brings her home to his apartment in New York City, much to his wife’s distress. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.pagosacenter.org or call (970) 731-SHOW (7469).
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
This tour travels up to the two pinnacles and examines the variety of flora observable on the way up to the top. Over 26 different plants, all useful to the ancient people who lived there, are available in the short hike. These plants were used as food, medicine, tools, rope, clothing and baskets. Tickets are […]
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
PMAB + Movement, 140 Country Center Drive, Unit 2. A women’s group providing a safe, supportive space to grow and heal as you share your story. An opportunity to meet other women in your community in a peer-supported group focused on healing from trauma, abuse or violence. Email us with any questions at contactus@riseaboveviolence.org.
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Veterans and associated members are invited. Social distancing is required at this time. Contact (970) 799-8387 for more details.
Your library offers English as a second language classes. These classes are free. Call (970) 264-2209 or email for more information. Beginning students are encouraged to attend from 4-6 p.m. and intermediate students are encouraged to attend from 6-8 p.m.
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Contact Charlotte or Ken at (970) 903-9690, or Nate at (970) 507-1004.
Are you turning 65 or confused about Medicare? The San Juan Basin Area Agency on Aging offers counseling through the State Health Insurance Assistance Program. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call Kay at (970) 403-2165 or send an email to kkaylor@sjbaaa.org.
This tour explores local geology and its relationship to the daily lives of the ancestral Puebloans. Rock types impact structure, pottery, tools and soil productivity. Reservations are encouraged. Tickets are $16/adult and $8/child (ages 5-12). For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.chimneyrockco.org or call (877) 444-6777.
The wooded area behind the parking lot, at the wooden cross. A docent is available for a guided tour of the Chartres-design labyrinth.
For teens and young adults. Join us on Google Meet for our ongoing game. Contact claire@pagosalibrary.org for details on how to join.
Serving freshly prepared hot meals to go at the front doors of the Parish Hall. In addition, frozen prepared meals, meat and other staples are available for those in need. Masks and social distancing are required.
Your library offers English as a second language classes. These classes are free. Call (970) 264-2209 or email for more information. Beginning students are encouraged to attend from 4-6 p.m. and intermediate students are encouraged to attend from 6-8 p.m.
Pagosa Adult Learning Services can help you earn your GED, prepare for college entrance exams, prepare for vocational tests and other education requirements. Mark will work with you to develop an achievable plan to complete your goals. Earning your GED is possible at any stage in life, and we can help. Call (970) 264-2209 or […]
The touching comedy about a dog and her new owner, a middle-aged man who brings her home to his apartment in New York City, much to his wife’s distress. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.pagosacenter.org or call (970) 731-SHOW (7469).
Tennyson Building Event Center, 197 Navajo Trail Drive. Contact Charlotte or Ken at (970) 903-9690, or Nate at (970) 507-1004.
The touching comedy about a dog and her new owner, a middle-aged man who brings her home to his apartment in New York City, much to his wife’s distress. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.pagosacenter.org or call (970) 731-SHOW (7469).
Tune in for an hour full of virtual fun and entertainment supporting our local shelter animals. The silent auction will run from June 28 through July 5 and items will be available for preview starting June 24. Our virtual Saturday will feature a pet fashion show redux. For more information on how to donate or […]
A wide variety of locally grown produce and food products. For more information, call (970) 264-5232.
Staging will occur at Pagosa Springs High School and line up along South 6th Street. The parade will head out onto U.S. 160 and continue to Hot Springs Boulevard and to the high school.
A grief support group for those grieving the death of a spouse, parent, child or other family member or friend. The program consists of a video session, discussion and workbook for participants. A warm and safe place. We know it hurts and we want to help. For more information, call (970) 946-9379 or (970) 731-2205.
Facebook. For all ages. New videos are posted to Facebook each Saturday. View to explore new games, art ideas, science experiments, history, activities and more. Call (970) 264-2209 for more information.
