With winter moving out and summer on its way, spring in Durango is all about sunshine, adventure, and making the most of the long beautiful days. There are all kinds of activities to get up too from hiking through wildflower meadows to taking art classes and hanging out in town. There’s no shortage…
The Four Corners area is full of incredible cultural and heritage sites that tell the story of the ancient civilization that once inhabited the area. Sites like massive cliff dwellings and remote desert towers give a glimpse into the lives of the Ancestral Puebloans, who built intricate stone…
With rain and snow melt comes mud, and with mud comes messy bikes and boots. Sunny spring weather brings rain and melted snow to Durango which causes trails to become unusable for a small period of time. This period of the year is typically referred to as mud season and starts during early spring…
Blue Rain Gallery, founded in 1993, fosters cultural appreciation, blending innovation with tradition and championing artistic diversity. For over 30 years, the gallery has curated a dynamic roster of over 50 artists, focusing on regional, Native American, and Studio Glass art. Representing…
Noel Night in Durango is a beloved annual tradition that takes place on the first Friday of December. On December 6th come and see how this festive celebration transforms Main Avenue into a winter wonderland filled with holiday cheer. Visitor or resident everyone is welcome to join in on the Noel…
The holiday spirit is all about giving, and in Durango a great way to do this is by volunteering in the community. All around Durango during the season, people come together to support those in need. By donating your time, goods, or experience you can make a lasting impact in the Durango community…
November is Native American Heritage Month around the United States. In Durango there are plenty of events like traditional dances, storytelling, panels, art displays, and more. Native American Heritage Month in Durango is a special time to honor the Indigenous peoples who are the original…
One of Durango's many perks is the large number of public access trails that anyone can utilize. As the seasons change and things get colder, these areas are used less by humans and more by wildlife. Many of the popular recreation areas, like Lake Nighthorse and Animas City Mountain, are home to…
Spoketober is an entire month dedicated to cycling culture and cyclists in Durango. It celebrates everything bike-related. With action-packed events, social rides, contests, and more this month-long event highlights one of the things that makes Durango so special. The town’s love of biking. With…
Celebrate Durango's rich cowboy culture and Western heritage at the 36th Annual Durango Cowboy Gathering. This year's program comprises performers, poets, ranchers, and storytellers from the West. There are plenty of events for every family member, from intimate readings to a cowboy parade. Buckle…
