Apr 24 Wednesday
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!
The "Take Off Pounds Sensibly" support group meets each Wednesday morning at 8:30 at La Plata County Senior Services.
TOPS is available to men, women and children from age 7 up and is a noncommercial weight-loss support group.
The first in-person meeting is free (Membership starts at $49/year).
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.
The Farmington Museum presents "Survival: The Exhibition," from Saturday, February 3rd through May 4th. Visitors can explore 8 unique survival zones and the optional Adventure Zone Ropes Course. Details are available at FarmingtonMuseum.org.
Investigate, collaborate, problem solve, play, build, collect, and climb your way to becoming the ultimate survival expert where visitors’ confidence and problem-solving skills are put to the test. Survival is open 7 days a week and the Adventure Zone is open Thursday through Monday (closed Tue & Wed.) Tickets are $12 or $15 with the optional Adventure Zone add-on. Groups must register in advance. Learn more at (505) 599-1174.
The Four Corners Office for Resource Efficiency's 2024 rain barrel sale continues through Saturday, May 4th. The event usually sells out every year. More information is at fourcore.org.
Details and photos can be found at rainwatersolutions.com/products/4core.
A three-way stop is set up at Holly Avenue and Florida Road with rumble strips and stop signs to allow left turns from Holly Avenue onto Florida Road from 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. to accommodate drivers during construction on County Road 250 and 251. Signs will be removed outside of the 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. hours. Police and flaggers will be directing traffic for the next week in the afternoons.
Join us to explore hands-on science, create lego masterpieces, and more!
Tuesday’s program is for grades K-2 and Wednesday’s program is for grades 3-5.
Please arrange transport with the School District if you would like your child to ride the bus to the library after school. Parents or guardians of children below 6th grade must register their children in order for them to attend after school programs. Register your child at www. prlibrary.org/kids-programs/ or stop by the library!