Community Calendar

We really like a good treasure hunt!
So naturally, we wanted to make one for you to come experience in our one-of-a-kind Subterrain space. Fans of escape rooms will love this…especially the fans who wish they could enjoy a libation - alcoholic or non - while hunting for clues and trying to beat the clock!

The Chimney Rock Interpretive Association will host daily guided Great House Tours at 10:30 from Thursday, May 15th through Saturday, May 31st.
Details are available at chimneyrockco.org.

The tour goes to the top of the mesa ridge for a 360-degree panoramic view of the landscape and a close-up of the two pinnacles with stops along the way to learn about the ancient Puebloan structures.

The Aztec Museum presents "If These Walls Could Talk:" A Picnic Fundraiser at the Historic Tully House in Flora Vista. The event takes place at 10:30 on Saturday, May 31st. Reservations are limited to 45 attendees. Details are at aztecmuseum.org.

About the Presenter: Patty Tharp is a local historian, writer and genealogist. She is the author of the popular two-volume set "The Lost Communities of Navajo Dam". Additional research provided by Jodi Johnson, a descendant of the Goulding family.

Tully House is privately owned. We are grateful to have exclusive permission to share this program on site for a limited number of guests. Guests must bring their own chairs and enjoy a box lunch provided by Ancient Grounds Cafe. The cost is $25 per person for Aztec Museum members; $35 for non-members. All proceeds benefit the Aztec Museum Association, a 501(c)3 nonprofit. Note: bee hives on site. Port-a-potties will be available. Guests will meet at the Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village, 125 N. Main Avenue at 10:30am and carpool to the rural site in Flora Vista. (On-site parking limited.) call 505-334-9829 for information.

A meetup for crafty and creative individuals. Bring a portable hand craft you’re working on or need help with and tap into the community of crafters for inspiration.

The Aztec Museum and Pioneer Village will host the "One Day One Room Schoolhouse Experience" on the following dates:
Friday, June 6th
Friday, June 27th
Friday, July 11th

The event simulates a day at school during Aztec's pioneer era - with Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, plus craft activities and old-fashioned fun & games.
Due to space limitations, each session is capped at 10 kids, ages 6 through 13.
Aztecmuseum.org has more information.

For questions, information or for the registration form, call Joan Monninger, Executive Director, Aztec Museum & Pioneer Village at 505-334-9829 or email joan@aztecmuseum.org. The museum is located at 125 N. Main Avenue in Historic Downtown Aztec.

Create Art and Tea is now hosting First Friday. First Friday is an effort to bring art and charitable foundations together. On the First Friday of every month, Create Art and Tea will host an art opening featuring new artists. Featured artists will choose a charity to support. A portion of the proceeds made from purchased art will go to the organization of choice. On opening night, you can expect light refreshments, live musical performances, the opportunity to meet the artists, and hear about the charitable organizations. The works for sale will remain in the loft area of the gallery for the remaining duration of each month. To find out more about this month's Featured artists and charity, visit our event calendar at www.createartandtea.com

We really like a good treasure hunt!
So naturally, we wanted to make one for you to come experience in our one-of-a-kind Subterrain space. Fans of escape rooms will love this…especially the fans who wish they could enjoy a libation - alcoholic or non - while hunting for clues and trying to beat the clock!

The Pagosa Springs Arts Council will host a festival of the arts from 10 until 5PM in the Tennyson Sculpture Garden on Saturday, June 7th and Sunday the 8th - featuring over 30 local and regional artists. The event will also have live music, a gourmet food truck, beverages, snow cones and more.

A great opportunity to meet local artist and collect their work.

The Pagosa Springs Art Council is a 501C non profit.

The Tennyson Sculpture Garden is located at 475 Lewis Street in downtown Pagosa Springs. Parking is available on Lewis Street.

The Pagosa Springs Arts Council will host a festival of the arts from 10 until 5PM in the Tennyson Sculpture Garden on Saturday, June 7th and Sunday the 8th - featuring over 30 local and regional artists. The event will also have live music, a gourmet food truck, beverages, snow cones and more.

A great opportunity to meet local artist and collect their work.

The Pagosa Springs Art Council is a 501C non profit.

The Tennyson Sculpture Garden is located at 475 Lewis Street in downtown Pagosa Springs. Parking is available on Lewis Street.

Crafting isn't just fun, it's fundamental for mental health, relaxation, and happiness! Come and explore our awesome craft supplies each month. Follow a suggested project or free play and create your own masterpiece! This space is reserved for adults (17+)