Community Calendar

Equality Pagosa hosts a "Stand Up Saturday" event from noon until 2PM every week in the public parking lot next to the Ruby Sisson Library.

Everyone is invited to exercise their 1st Amendment rights at these gatherings.

Bring your family, your friends, your other neighbors, your chair, your pet, your favorite sign or borrow one of ours. Let’s make some noise!

It’s Your First Amendment Right,
Use it or Lose it!

The Durango Arts Center presents the exhibit Leonard Davies: The Joys of Painting as a Pastime January 9 - February 28, 2026 in the Barbara Conrad Gallery. Davies retired from a distinguished career as a civil rights attorney, and began oil painting at the age of 70. His show features southwest landscapes, and is free to the public Tuesday - Saturday, Noon - 6 pm. An opening reception will take place from 5-7 pm, Friday, January 9.

The goal of this group is to provide a safe space for women to connect, share experiences, mentor one another in various areas of experience, and find encouragement. Women will help other women to provide emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community, helping women navigate various challenges and build confidence.

The public is invited to the Indivisible Durango General Meeting at 3PM on Saturday, February 21st at the Durango Public Library.

Meet Colorado Candidates for the U.S. Senate: Karen Breslin and Julie Gonzales
in preparation for Democratic Caucus on March 7th. Info on Indivisible Durango
upcoming events; Network with Progressives.

The Tibetan Buddhism Practice Group meets every Saturday to share guided meditations on compassion. No experience needed, all are welcome.

Bursting onto the psychedelic rock and roll scene, Yope shreds through Dolores to tune up their dancing machine!

ope is an eccentric genre blending funk-rock-jam fusion band who keeps the energy high and the dance floor moving. The members of Yope steer the improvised atmospheric scape of their jams to places that feel familiar to each of their various influences. The crowd often leaves with strain in their voices from chanting “Yope is dope!”

Deb Comly calls contradances to music by Tom Ward’s Downfall. All dances are taught. Beginners through experienced dancers are welcome.
Sliding scale donation. Bring soft soled shoes. No partner needed.

The San Juan Symphony Presents: "Mozart and the Romantics," with two performances: at 7:30PM on Friday at the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College - and at 3PM on Saturday at the Henderson Performance Hall at San Juan College in Farmington.
Details are at sanjuansymphony.org.

Symphony No. 40 by Mozart is presented as part of a three-year project to perform the final three symphonies of this musical genius. The concert also features music by 19th century Romantic masters, plus Barber’s Adagio.

The Durango contra dance series continues. Saturday February 21 at the la plata senior center ballroom. Open to all ages.
deb comly calls the dances with live music by Tom Wards Downfall. 7:30 lessons, 8pm dance begins. Sliding scale donation $10-$20. No partner required. For more info 802-345-2902

Theater Ensemble Arts presents “Ken Ludwig’s Lend Me A Tenor”. Saunders, the general manager of the Cleveland Grand Opera Company, is primed to welcome world-famous singer Tito Merelli, the greatest tenor of his generation, to appear for one night only as the star of the opera. Tito arrives late, and through a hilarious series of mishaps, he is given a double dose of tranquilizers, passes out, and Saunders and his assistant Max believe he’s dead. In a frantic attempt to salvage the evening, Saunders persuades Max to get into Merelli's costume and fool the audience into thinking he's Tito.