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Mountain and Valley Fiber Arts Festival takes over La Plata County Fairgrounds (opens the original)
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Weekend schedule includes vendors, competitions, workshops, food and animals Fibers-arts enthusiasts: Durango is getting its own Rhinebeck (New York State Sheep and Wool Festival for those out of the loop), courtesy of the Mountain and Valley Fiber Arts Festival, which is taking over the La Plata County Fairgrounds this weekend with a host of workshops, demonstrations, contests, live music, animals and vendors – prepare to feed your yarn and notions stash. WHAT: Mountain and Valley Fiber Arts Fe
Durango’s Horsefly History adds new elements to tunnel, ghost tours (opens the original)
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Local company blends town’s history with the paranormal Many of us make our way up and down downtown Durango multiple times a day. And while we may get mired in the daily routine, how many of us have stopped to think about what – and who – came before us? And are some of those people still here, just in an otherworldy form? For the history – and paranormal – curious, Durango’s Horsefly History Tours has added and upgraded its history and ghost tour offerings. For tours, tickets and more informat
Durango High School Troupe 1096 announces upcoming productions (opens the original)
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Season tickets for theater group also on sale now Updated Thursday, Sep 10, 2026 4:03 PM MT Durango High School Troupe 1096 has announced the shows for its upcoming season, and it’s going to be a doozy. “We have a really great lineup of shows planned,” said the troupe’s Publicity Manager Clio Bendell, a senior. “We’ve already started working on our first one.” The first production will be “Alice in Wonderland,” which will kick off its run Nov. 6. The story of Alice falling down a rabbit hole int
First Friday, Fall Gallery Walk unite (opens the original)
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Head to downtown Durango to see what’s new The weather seems to be cooling from the million-degree summer to a slightly cooler September. And, in another sign of coolness to come, the Durango Gallery Association Fall Gallery Walk has bumped up to coincide with September’s First Friday. So, grab some walking shoes and hit the pavement downtown Friday to see what’s new in our galleries. Enter to win a $100 gift certificate toward any artist’s work – your chance to take home something meaningful an
Durango, could you be the next American Idol? (opens the original)
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Coloradans can audition online for national singing competition Updated Thursday, Sep 3, 2026 3:12 PM MT Durango! For those who can – or think they can – sing, here’s your chance to audition for a spot on “American Idol.” The long-running singing competition on ABC that launched the careers of performers such as Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood and Jennifer Hudson is holding open-call auditions for singers across the country with its “Idol Across America.” Each state (and Washington, D.C.) has a
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