Community Calendar

The purpose of this class is to become more attuned to yourself through music transforming itself into movement in your body. There is no right or wrong way to move here, just what feels right to you. This class takes mindfulness to a different level, allowing energy to flow through you and identifying what feels good. Physical movement can help alleviate stress, as well as emotional and physical pains.

Michael Marino Exhibit of the Allure of Nebulae in the Starr Family Gallery. Artist's reception Oct. 17th, 4-6PM.

Clean, gently used, new coats collected and distributed to children and adults in need.

The Grand Valley History Players present a night with Poe's literary peers and rivals

The Montrose Farmers Market is a year-round, outdoor market in beautiful downtown Montrose, Colorado!

Enjoy abundant fresh, local food and artisan crafts from the Western Slope. Live music, kids activities, and events all year round!

The Montrose Farmers Market welcomes SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, and Local Pharmacy RX vouchers. To learn more about us, please visit valleyfoodpartnership.org

Michael Marino Exhibit of the Allure of Nebulae in the Starr Family Gallery. Artist's reception Oct. 17th, 4-6PM.

Clean, gently used, new coats collected and distributed to children and adults in need.

Crafting BBQ sauce to balance sweet, tangy, smoky flavors.

Stony Mesa presents the Fall into Winter Concert Series

Juniper Circle Productions Presents: The Alan Espinoza Solo Performance Series
Sponsored by The Colorado Health Foundation

To find the mother he never knew, a man retraces his starstruck mother’s exhilarating journey across Europe, with only her music as his guide. "The Rehydration of Edith Pilaf" is a funny yet heart-wrenching one-person musical that uses the cabaret stage to move through memory, fantasy, and reality. It is a show about the power of invention, showing that, in order to move forward, one must settle the past.

Written and performed by Anton Dudley
Music and Lyrics by Keith Gordon + Charlie Sohne
Saturday, October 25th @ 7pm
The Learning Council, The Hearth

A staged reading of a new work in progress, presented on the gift model, suggested $15 donation

10% of all donations support DC Cares Scholarship Fund

The Alan Espinoza Series is more than a collection of performances – it is a platform for healing, connection, resilience, and cultural affirmation. In a rural region where access to the arts is limited and cultural diversity is often marginalized, this event creates space for stories that are too often silenced.