Community Calendar

The KSUT Tribal Media Center has developed the Four Corners Pre-Apprenticeship program for emerging Native filmmakers and early-career producers, journalists, digital artists and multimedia creators.

The Pre-Apprenticeship Program provides foundational training and mentorship in digital media arts for residents of the Four Corners. It is open to individuals from traditionally underrepresented communities, especially Native youth and adults with demonstrated interest in careers in media arts, content creation, and/or journalism.
No prior professional media is experience necessary.

The application deadline is Friday, May 9th. More information is available by email: colten@ksut.org.

The Southwest Colorado eSchool your free, LOCAL, accredited, rigorous, and flexible 6th-12th grade ONLINE school! We serve only the LOCAL districts including Dove Creek, Montezuma-Cortez, Mancos, Dolores, Durango, Silverton, Bayfield, Ignacio, and Archuleta. Our virtual, public school has been serving our community for over 14 years.

Inquire today about enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year.

Come and celebrate all forms of gaming! Table-top gaming, console video games, Roblox, Minecraft, Pokémon Go, and more! Computers are provided, but gamers can bring their own laptop or Switches if they prefer. This program is geared for grades 3+ but younger children are welcome to attend with a caregiver.

Please arrange transport with the School District if you would like your child to ride the bus to the library after school. Parents or guardians of children below 6th grade must register their children in order for them to attend after school programs. Register your child at www. prlibrary.org/kids-programs/ or stop by the library!

Join us weekly to explore new interests, delve into the wonders of learning science, and create artistic masterpieces!

Parents or guardians of children below 6th grade must register their children in order for them to attend after school programs. Register your child at www.prlibrary.org/after-school-programs or in person the library!

A Death Café is a group directed discussion of death; it is not a grief support group. The Death Café offers an accessible, respectful and confidential space where strangers gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. Death Cafés are open to, and respectful of, people of all communities and belief systems. The model was developed by Jon Underwood and Sue Barsky Reid, based on the ideas of Bernard Crettaz. To find out more visit: deathcafe.com. Your facilitator, Lola Montano, has been hosting the Bayfield Death Café since October 2021. Lola is a hospice nurse at Mercy Hospice House, and a trained death doula. Lola volunteers for hospice and the NODA (No One Dies Alone) program at the hospital. She is passionate about demystifying death, in order to help people prepare for the end.

Join us weekly to explore new interests, delve into the wonders of learning science, and create artistic masterpieces!

Parents or guardians of children below 6th grade must register their children in order for them to attend after school programs. Register your child at www.prlibrary.org/after-school-programs or in person the library!

The Durango Public Library will host a Death Café at 4PM on Monday, January 27th. The event is a group directed discussion of death; it is not a grief support group. The objective is to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives.

Facilitated by Lola Montano, local hospice nurse and trained death doula.

Cook, build, craft. Let's make things!

This program is for teens grades 6+

Cook, build, craft. Let's make things!

This program is for teens grades 6+

A Death Café is a group directed discussion of death; it is not a grief support group. Our objective is to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives. The program offers an accessible, respectful and confidential space where strangers gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. Death Cafés are open to, and respectful of, people of all communities and belief systems. The meeting is a directed discussion of death; it is not a grief support group. Facilitated by Lola Montano, local hospice nurse and trained death doula.