NDN Girls Book Club to embark on Yiłta! book drop tour in April
10,000 books highlighting Indigenous stories and authors will be donated to Navajo Nation youths
Arts & Entertainment
Estes Park set to host Sundance directors at Stanley Hotel. Could it mean a larger role in movies?
Could $450 million upgrade, new film center lure country’s largest film festival to state?
‘Be Fearless Every Day’ spring break camp coming to Mancos
Students will engage in a variety of activities during the weeklong camp
New owner promotes bison mural, art studio in Mancos
Owner says part of the space will be geared toward children
Telluride Blues & Brews announces lineup
30th annual festival will be held Sept. 13-15
Durango Independent Film Festival announces awards
Elizabeth Alderfer, left, and Jennifer Sorenson star in “For When You Get Lost,” a film showing at this year’s Durango Independent Film Festival. (Courtesy of IMDB) The 19th Annual Durango…
Durango musician Ely Cartwright to perform new songs across Southwest Colorado
Cartwright, who has new album titled ‘One Take Sessions,’ will take center stage in Durango, Cortez and Pagosa Springs
Mixed in Mancos rocks the historic Opera House
Three local bands – The Crags, Little Wilderness and Farmington Hill – perform during live recording
Montezuma-Cortez senior Lily Sandner continues to build theater family
Like her family, Sandner promotes the arts and brings out the best in her peers
Local artist to host art gallery with Japanese-style art until March 31
Art gallery will be at the Cortez Cultural Center
Montezuma-Cortez prepares to present ‘Hello Dolly’ in March
The play includes 100 in the cast and crew, including members of the community
‘Right in the Eye’ comes to San Juan College
Multimedia concert features three musicians, 50 instruments and 11 silent films
First annual Mixed in Mancos to spotlight local artists at Mancos Opera House
Three bands will have their original songs recorded and put on a CD and vinyl record
Cortez Middle School theater program to host play ‘Curtains’ in March
The performances will take place the first weekend of March
Montezuma-Cortez theater program to host Utah Shakespeare Festival’s ‘Hamlet’
Tickets are available for the Feb. 22 performance
Durango to place call for artists to beautify sections of Animas River Trail
$35,050 marked for installations or murals in project areas
N. Scott Momaday, Pulitzer Prize winner and giant of Native American literature, dies at 89
‘House Made of Dawn’ is considered as the starting point for contemporary Native American literature
Sunflower Troupe seeks actors and crew members for spring show
Auditions will take place in February; the show is in May
47th Telluride Jazz Festival announces lineup
Tickets go on sale Thursday
What Lily Gladstone’s Golden Globe means to Indigenous theater students
A historic win hits home for students in the Farmington area