Durango Arts / Exhibits Events Calendar

Stop by Sante in the month of October and enjoy some spooktacular savings!

Create Art and Tea is now hosting First Friday. First Friday is an effort to bring art and charitable foundations together. On the First Friday of every month, Create Art and Tea will host an art opening featuring new artists.
Featured artists will choose a charity to support. A portion of the proceeds made from purchased art will go to the organization of choice. On opening night, you can expect light refreshments, live musical performances, the opportunity to meet the artists, and hear about the charitable organizations. The works for sale will remain in the loft area of the gallery for the remaining duration of each month.
To find out more about this month's Featured artists and charity, visit our event calendar at www.createartandtea.com

Come visit the newest traveling exhibit at The Powerhouse- "Roots of Wisdom: Native Knowledge, Shared Science".

In Roots of Wisdom, stories from four indigenous communities are brought to life in real-world examples of how traditional knowledge and Western science combine to provide complementary solutions to contemporary concerns. From restoring ecosystems to rediscovering traditional foods and crafts, Roots of Wisdom helps visitors understand the important issues facing indigenous communities, discover innovative ways native peoples are solving challenges, and strengthen the growing movement towards sustainability and the reclamation of age-old practices.

The Powerhouse is open to the public Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday/Sunday from 9am-4pm.

In this one-day class, you will create a pendant that features metal overlay and stone setting techniques. This is a beginning soldering class.
All supplies (silver, base metals and stones) are included. Tuition is $150.
To register email the instructor Jama Crawford at Jama@frontier.net

Stop by Sante in the month of October and enjoy some spooktacular savings!

Come visit the newest traveling exhibit at The Powerhouse- "Roots of Wisdom: Native Knowledge, Shared Science".

In Roots of Wisdom, stories from four indigenous communities are brought to life in real-world examples of how traditional knowledge and Western science combine to provide complementary solutions to contemporary concerns. From restoring ecosystems to rediscovering traditional foods and crafts, Roots of Wisdom helps visitors understand the important issues facing indigenous communities, discover innovative ways native peoples are solving challenges, and strengthen the growing movement towards sustainability and the reclamation of age-old practices.

The Powerhouse is open to the public Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday/Sunday from 9am-4pm.

In this one-day class, learn how to inlay copper, silver, brass or bronze designs into precious and base metal backgrounds. This class involves jewelry design, sawing metal, sweat soldering and stone setting. Prior soldering or silver smithing is highly recommended.
All supplies (silver, base metals and stones) are included. Tuition is $150. To register email the instructor Jama Crawford at Jama@frontier.net

The Durango Flea Market is an open-air market open to the public every Saturday from the first weekend of May through the last weekend of October. We are only closed during Memorial Day weekend and the second Sunday in August during the La Plata County Fair. We are conveniently located on North Main Avenue in the La Plata County Fairgrounds parking lot. Plenty of free parking for shoppers! You'll find great deals on just about everything under the sun: antiques, housewares, clothing & jewelry, toys, sporting goods, food and who knows what else!

Stop by Sante in the month of October and enjoy some spooktacular savings!

Come visit the newest traveling exhibit at The Powerhouse- "Roots of Wisdom: Native Knowledge, Shared Science".

In Roots of Wisdom, stories from four indigenous communities are brought to life in real-world examples of how traditional knowledge and Western science combine to provide complementary solutions to contemporary concerns. From restoring ecosystems to rediscovering traditional foods and crafts, Roots of Wisdom helps visitors understand the important issues facing indigenous communities, discover innovative ways native peoples are solving challenges, and strengthen the growing movement towards sustainability and the reclamation of age-old practices.

The Powerhouse is open to the public Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday/Sunday from 9am-4pm.