Looking for the Perfect Gift? These 5 Local Shops Always Deliver! Get outside and hike off Thanksgiving dinner. Put up Christmas decorations. Treat yourself to a massage, salt float or soak in the hot springs. The point is that you’ve clearly got better things to do on Black Friday than join the…
Fluent in the language of love is the town of Durango, Colorado. Whether you plan to cozy up in a log cabin by the fire, ride the train through a winter wonderland, or dine al fresco on a wintery peak, you’ll find reason to fall in love all over again from our romantic vacation destination. With…
Time and time again, Durango has been named one of the best Christmas towns in all of America. Whether we’re skiing powdery mountains, climbing frozen waterfalls, snowshoeing a forest of fir, or waking up to a snow capped winterscape, our holiday cheer is strong enough to make even the Grinch grin…
As Small Business Saturday approaches, we remember all of the amazing ways to shop small in Durango, Colorado. When you spend money at a local business, you give back to the community, help create and maintain jobs, and keep your taxes local. Not only that, you enjoy the best customer service and…
Getting equipped with the best outdoor gear isn’t hard when you live in a recreational mecca like Durango. Finding the best deals, however, has become an artform. Outdoor gear is rarely cheap, so when it comes time to buy, you deserve to know that you’re making the right decision at the right time…
For tourists visiting Durango, winning the lottery just got a whole lot easier. Thanks to a four-way partnership between the Bank of Colorado, Durango Business Improvement Distric, the Durango Chamber of Commerce and the Durango Area Tourism Office, visiting shoppers on Main Avenue may find…
The best gift givers do their shopping in Durango, Colorado. Nowhere else will you find such a unique and extensive array of artisan goodies of every kind. In the specialized shops of historic Main Avenue and beyond, you’ll discover presents with character, stories to tell, and meaning to share…
It started with a pile of rugs. Rather, it started with a shipment of Pepsi-Cola traded for a pile of rugs. Back in the 1950s, H. Jackson Clark became a partner in the local Pepsi-Cola bottling company. Pepsi-Cola frequently took goods to the nearby trading posts on the Navajo reservation outside…
May marks the start of my third summer living in Durango and as a proudly self-proclaimed local, I am perpetually inspired by the uniqueness of this little town. After moving numerous times and having the good fortune to experience many different places, I can say without a doubt that Durango is one…
