Apr 28 Sunday
All are welcome! Whether you have been knitting and/or crocheting for years or you would like to learn, we are happy to have you and will do our best to help you get started.
Durango Mutual Aid invites the public to their weekly Peoples Potluck Lunch from 2 to 4PM every Sunday at Buckley Park.Those interested may bring gear & supplies for homeless community members,
If you want, bring your own chairs, dishes, games & activities, and whatever else you think might be fun or helpful.
This is subject to change, pending various scenarios. The backup location is at Iris Park.
Bring food to share (prepared dishes, groceries and non-perishables for distribution, etc.), clothing & gear, personal hygiene supplies, toiletries, AA & AAA batteries, propane bottles, etc. Please bring items that are in good condition.
If you have a food or gear donation to offer, contact durangofoodnotbombs@riseup.net to arrange a drop-off or pick-up (we may not be able to accept all offers, depending on our capacity. Thank you for your understanding).
Donate funds:
Cashapp: $DurangoMutualAidVenmo: @DurangoMutualAidPaypal: @feraliens
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Theater Ensemble Arts presents “Almost Maine” by John Cariani. On one deeply cold and magical Midwinter Night, the citizens of Almost—not organized enough for a town, too populated for a wilderness—experience the life-altering power of the human heart. Relationships end, begin, or change beyond recognition, as strangers become friends, friends become lovers, and lovers turn into strangers.
Apr 29 Monday
The San Juan Mountains Association invites the public to participate in a survey to share thoughts about conservation and outdoor recreation in southwest Colorado. The survey is available at SCCORR.org and is open through Tuesday, April 30th.
please take our survey! Give us 15 minutes so we can rep you in the local, region, and state decision-making processes. Brought to you by the Southwest Colorado Conservation and Outdoor Recreation Roundtable, stewarded by San Juan Mountains Association.
HIIT stands for High Intense Interval Training. Each class will consist of a demonstration, warm-up, and 10-12 stations where we will focus on a specific body group per station. We will rotate through 3 rounds with a short break between each round. When the work out is over we cool down and stretch.
All equipment will be provided. These HIITs will be outside, please plan accordingly and bring your own water.
Workout using your own body weight or light hand weights to work all the body parts! The free classes are always similar in style but always different moves to keep it fun and fresh. You’ll need a yoga mat & light hand weights. If you don’t have them, they are extras that can be used. Each class is around 35 min. long. Modifications are always available. It’s always a fun, upbeat, encouraging, and a great workout. Taught by Tammy Williams, certified fitness instructor. All ages and fitness levels are welcome! Follow us on the Mountaintop Movement Facebook page for more info. Note: sometimes this class may be held outside in the Library Park!
An ecletic blend of hand crafted work by local artisans. Start your holidays with friends, good cheer and door prizes!
The Bonnie Dallas Senior Center in Farmington presents the High Desert Games Senior Olympics. Registration opens Monday, February 12th and the games run March 15th through May 31st. The Games are open to those 50 years and up - and will feature table tennis, darts, bocce ball, and field day... to shuffleboard, pickleball, chess, and more. Sign up is at fmtn.org/BDSC or in person at the Senior Center.
(208 N Wall Ave). Registration is $15 before March 31 and $20 after March 31. Participants will receive a t-shirt (while supplies last) and registration will remain open throughout the duration of the games. For more info call (505) 599-1380.