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Matthew Box will be presenting a Bear Dance Workshop on Saturday, July 18th. The Bear Dance will be performed after the workshop in the Plaza at the Francisco Fort Museum, and all community members are invited to participate with members of the Southern Ute Tribe. The event is free and…

Join us for our very first year in Colorado! We will have wrapped up our fourth year in Florida and then a few months later we’ll come together as a community to form a mountain village at the incredible Hummingbird Ranch in Spanish Peaks Country, Colorado as the summer kicks…

Music on the porches. Art on the walls.

Head to Walsenburg on May 23 for Porchfest + Far Out Murals, a day where the whole town becomes a stage and a canvas.

🎶 Live music across porches, patios, and downtown corners
🎨 Large-scale murals coming to life throughout the day

May 21, 2026 Opening Day
May 21, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Opening Day May 21, 2026
Thu, May 21, 202611:00 AM Sat, Sep 5, May 21 2026 4:00 PM
Francisco Fort Museum will open Thursday May 21 and will close September 5, 2026 for the regular season. Days and…

On Saturday, April 25 from 11am to 1pm, Colorado Parks & Wildlife is hosting an Earth Day seeding event at Lathrop State Park. Volunteers will help restore campground areas where grass has been damaged by construction and heavy use. Without reseeding, invasive plants move in, so this is your chance…



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by Ruth Stodghill PRIMERO — As Primero School District looks ahead to the next academic year, board members on March 24 balanced immediate decisions with longer-term concerns about staffing, finances, and facilities, returning repeatedly to a central reality: maintaining stability will depend on how the district navigates personnel changes, rising…

by Ruth Stodghill CIMARRON — With spring runoff looking more like a question mark than a guarantee, Cimarron officials say the village may be headed into summer with less water—and less margin for error—than it would like. At the March 18 meeting of the Cimarron Village Board, Mayor Eloy Brazil…

by Niko Ibañez RATON — By the time NM CreativeCon arrived at the Shuler Theater in Raton on March 28, it was part of a six-stop statewide effort designed to connect creatives, entrepreneurs and local leaders across New Mexico. Inside, the staging made the argument before anyone spoke. Metal beams…

by Ruth Stodghill AGUILAR — Aguilar is facing a deadline it cannot afford to miss, just as it begins to see long-awaited progress in a water system that has tested the town’s patience for years. Trustees on March 24 worked to meet a state compliance requirement by early May, confirmed…