Feb 09 Monday
The Durango Arts Repertory Theater is seeking original submissions for the 16th Annual 10-Minute Play Festival. This year’s theme is, “The State We Are In,” celebrating major anniversaries for Colorado and the United States. Submission deadline is Sunday, March 1st or at 200 entries.Details are at durangoarts.org.
Playwrights worldwide are invited to submit one short play reflecting this year’s theme, “The State We Are In,”. Selected plays will receive full production and royalty. Submissions close March 1st or at 200 entries. Submission guidelines are at durangoarts.org under the performing arts tab.
Feb 10 Tuesday
Feb 11 Wednesday
This month's book is The Phoenix Crown by Janie Chang and Kate Quinn
BookMarks is open to all adults in the Pine River Valley. The Library provides the books, the discussion leader and a place to meet each month.
BookMarks meets at the library the second Wednesday of each month from 2-3:30pm.
Stop by the library to request a copy of the current book!
For a current list of book club books visit: https://prlibrary.org/bookmarks-book-club/
The San Juan Basin Archaeological Society invites the public to a presentation in the Lyceum at the Center of Southwest Studies on Wednesday, February 11th at 7PM. The evening starts at 6:30 with social time, followed by the talk “New Data, Old Questions: Ancient DNA and the Archaeology of Northwest Mexico and the US Southwest.” Details and Zoom log-in are at sjbas.org.
Dr. Jakob Sedig, a Senior Archaeologist with Chronicle Heritage, will present.
Feb 12 Thursday
Feb 13 Friday
Feb 14 Saturday
The Animas Museum presents local historians Charles DiFerdinando and Ed Horvat in the second part of the webinar "Yesterday and Today: A Walk Up Main Avenue." The event takes place at 1PM on Saturday, February 14th and will also be available on Zoom. Details are at animasmuseum.org.
There is no charge for this hybrid event which will be recorded. Watch live at the Museum or on Zoom.
Feb 15 Sunday