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July 17, 2018 | Food and Beverages
Tequila is more than just an alcoholic drink you shoot for an extra confidence boost to hit the dance floor. Tequila has a long, intricate history that dates back to when the ancient Aztecs created a spiritual, distilled drink known as “pulque.” Mez...
July 10, 2018 | Attractions
There are over 4,000 lakes in our state of Colorado, with Durango and the surrounding area boasting some of the most magnificent spots. From Ophir all the way down to Navajo Lake, these lakes are what we consider to be the most “photogenic” spots. T...
July 3, 2018 | Attractions
Witnessing Mesa Verde National Park for the first time is a truly breathtaking experience. With so much rich history and unique tales behind each site in the park, it’s hard to capture it all. Out of the 58 National Parks in the US, Mesa Verde ranks at th...
June 26, 2018 | Food and Beverages
On North Main Avenue in downtown Durango, 11th Street Station is serving up handcrafted cocktails and your favorite craft beers with a side of vintage charm. The extraordinary automotive accessories and decor are enough of a reason to stop by, not to mention th...
June 19, 2018 | Events
This Wednesday, June 20 kicks off the 9th Annual Clean Commute Week in Durango, CO. According to the event’s organizers, the City of Durango, it’s all about encouraging “citizens to get out of their single-occupant vehicle and try a more susta...
June 12, 2018 | Events
Ever since the 1960’s, the Durango Arts Center (DAC) has worked tirelessly to promote growth, exploration and appreciation for art, not just in Durango but on a larger, national scale. The non-profit has gladly accepted the role as a community resource fo...
June 6, 2018 | Local
The Durango Running Club mission statement reads as follows: To serve and connect runners in Southwest Colorado, promote trail and road running by organizing group runs, races, and events, and provide education and encouragement for runners of all ages and abil...
May 31, 2018 | Events
It’s summer in Durango, which means a few things: the tourists start to flock, the locals pull out their mountain bikes and Mexi loggers, and of course, the Annual Animas River Days are back. This year, Durango will be a part of a 35 year tradition t...
February 27, 2018 | Local
It's no secret: Durangoans love their dogs. It's a wonder we haven't lobbied to change the name of our hound heaven to "Durandog." While that's a really bad idea and super lame joke, it brings up an excellent question: have you ever considered where man's best ...
February 20, 2018 | Events
The 13th Annual Durango Independent Film Festival (DIFF) kicks off on Wednesday, February 28, with programs, parties and chances to escape reality through Sunday, March 4. With dozens of short-length and feature films to choose from, purchase your pass and pick...
February 18, 2018 | News
Next Steps for Gold King Mine? Durango will probably always remember the day the Animas turned orange. After a blowout at the Gold King Mine, North of Silverton, sent some three million gallons of contaminated water into Cement Creek and the Animas River in 201...
February 11, 2018 | News
Be Mine? You’ve probably already caught a whiff, but Valentine’s Day is around the corner and love is in the air. The hallmark “Hallmark” holiday is projected to drive a near-record-breaking $19.6 billion in spending this year, be it for...
