Community Calendar

Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center are seeking indigenous artists, makers, performers, and demonstrators to apply for the 2026 Four Corners Indigenous Art Market which will take place on Saturday, June 27th.

Artists working in a wide range of fine, traditional, and contemporary indigenous art forms are encouraged to apply, including but not limited to pottery, jewelry, carving, textiles, painting, sculpture, music, dance, lectures, and demonstrations.

Further information is available from Amala Posey-Monk on (970) 882 5600

Stretch and Strength is an exercise class for people with Parkinson's Disease and their care givers. It is held weekly on a Tuesday at 11 am at The Heart and Core Yoga Studio at 720 East Main Street, Cortez.
More information is online at parkinsonrockies.org/exercise.

Cortez Integrated Healthcare hosts a peer-led addiction recovery support group every Tuesday at 5:00 PM. Participants will learn practical recovery tools in a supportive, non-12-step environment.

The Pinon Project will host a 12 week course called the "Incredible Years Parenting Program" each Tuesday starting at 5:30pm at The Treehouse Early Learning Center in North Elm Street.

Participants will learn parenting skills. Dinner and childcare are provided.

Registrations can be made at (970) 570 5555.

The Cortez City Council meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at City Hall on Roger Smith Ave. starting at 7pm.

Montezuma Heritage Museum will host a traveling exhibition about Ute Knowledge until April.

The exhibit will tell the story of how the Ute use science, technology, engineering, and math to survive and thrive in the Rocky Mountains. Visitors can explore hands-on activities that highlight how Ute people solved problems in the past and still do today.

Opening times and further information can be found at montezumamuseum.org

Southwest Conservation Corps are filling high school member positions for June and July. These positions offer an opportunity to engage in meaningful conservation work in The Four Corners Region.

Further information is available by calling (970) 946 0211 or visiting sccorps.org/youth.

Every Thursday at 5:30pm The Pinon Project hosts Alphabet Soup. This is a program for parents and caretakers of children with special needs or challenging behaviors.
Dinner and childcare are provided.
Further information is available at pinonproject.org

The Durango Arts Center will present Tony Furtado and Luke Price in concert on Thursday, February 26, at 7:00pm.

Furtado is a two-time national banjo champion, and slide guitarist.

Price is a five-time grand national fiddle champion.

Further information is available at durangoarts.org.

Hospice of Montezuma is offering a weekly men’s discussion group on Fridays from 2 to 3:30 p.m.

The group is open to men who want a supportive space to talk about what’s been on their minds and hear different perspectives. For more information, call Derek Streeter at 970-565-4400.