Apr 18 Thursday
The Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum present "Unveiling Histories: Boarding Schools and the Southern Ute Tribe." The event takes place at the Durango Public Library at 1PM on Thursday, April 18th.
Gain a deeper understanding of the impact of these educational institutions on the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and explore the narratives that shape our collective understanding.
The Life Long Learning series at Fort Lewis College continues at 7PM on Thursday in Room 130, Noble Hall. This week's topic is "Ballroom Dance: History and Contemporary." Details are at fortlewis.edu/LLL.
FLC Provost and resident social dance hobbyist Mario Martinez will take us on a tour of the history and contemporary state of social dance, ranging from Foxtrot to Cha-Cha and West Coast Swing. Engage in a dialogue and lecture of why dance has been such a significant form of human engagement across culture, age, and time — and the impact it has on our lives.
Apr 23 Tuesday
The Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum presents the talk "Exploring Culture and Legacy: The Southern Ute Indian Tribe." The event takes place at the Durango Public Library at 5:30 on Tuesday, April 23rd.
Explore the history, traditions, economic development, environmental stewardship and contemporary significance of the Southern Ute Tribe.
Apr 27 Saturday
The Animas Museum will host author Andrew Gulliford for the talk, “Stories from the Bears Ears." The event takes place at 1PM on Saturday, April 27th and seating is first come, first served. Details are available at animasmuseum.org.
Learn about sites you’ve never heard of and stories from your public lands. There is no charge for this event which will be in-person only in the classroom at the Animas Museum.
May 09 Thursday
Maria's Bookshop will host author Anne Hillerman for a talk and book signing at 6PM on Thursday.