Events Calendar

The League is hosting a brainstorming and celebration meeting on November 14th at the Mancos Library. See flyer for more details. Event by League of Women Voters.

Kevin Belin from the Navajo Preparatory School will share stories and teachings of Navajo Jewelry and design at the Cortez Public Library.

Gather & Grow is a new free community playspace opening in Cortez for kids 0–5 and their families — and we're throwing an open house to celebrate.

Saturday, November 14th | 3–6 PM | 514 N Chestnut St

Come meet other local families, grab some snacks, let the kids play, and tell us what you want to see in the space. Everyone is welcome, no matter your beliefs or background.

More info: gatherandgrowcortez.org | Reveal email

For More Information and EarlyBird Tickets On Sale Here: Visit website

On November 14th and 15th at Ancient Echoes in McCelmo Canyon, we invite you to the third and final act of A Dance of Moon Water land-based ritual performance series, held over the course of a year. We continue following our protagonists—Anima and Moon Water—into the animistic culture of the Bedawai, a mystical nomadic desert tribe. There, the two deepen into the earth's magic, rituals, and mysteries while navigating the challenges of a dangerous desert crossing. Their love is challenged as their own soul's unfolding present seductive, and potentially fatal, paths to choose. Prophecy, dark arts, battles, paramours and plant-magic abound in this final act.

The land that is both stage and primary recipient of our prayers is a truly special high desert being of beauty and ancestral potency. The human stewards of that land know it as Ancient Echoes. For those who have not seen Act I and/or Act II, there will be both video and audio options available to catch up before performance.

You're invited to a house concert at the Wrightsman House!
An intimate evening of original music, stories, and good vibes.
Potluck starts at 4:00PM, live music by Jamie and The Dreamers starts at 6:00PM.
See flyer for more details. (Must bring flyer for entry! Print out or screenshot.)

Popularly described as “two guys writing a show about two guys writing a show” [title of show] follows best friends Jeff and Hunter, a pair of struggling writers who hear about an upcoming New York musical theatre festival. With only three weeks left to submit an entry, they make a pact to sit down and write an original musical from scratch. Joined by friends Susan, Heidi, and Mary on the keys, the quartet documents their own eccentric, funny, and deeply human journey of creative self-expression in real time.
The play is directed by Hattie Miller with assistant director Silvia Fleitz and features local volunteer actors Sam Farmer, Maryl Winterscheid, Veronica Wynhausen, Miriam Genheimer and keyboard player Karen Higuera.
Showing at the Sunflower Theatre the show runs for two weekends - November 6,7,13,14 at 7pm and November 8,15 at 2pm.
Tickets are $25 online and at the door.
To purchase tickets and for more information go to Visit website
Recommended for Mature Audiences

Your Body Has a Story to Tell: Experiential Healing Workshops
Embrace transformative healing and a new paradigm in Dr. Hope’s workshops.
Learn practical, DIY ways to help relieve pain and inflammation, and improve health and well-being.
Discover how posture, breath, and movement style may be impacting your health.
* Investigate how life stresses have "shaped" you and contribute to on going pain and poor health.
* Understand the missing link in pain and health care.
11/15/26
$40
Heart and Core Yoga Studio-720 E. Main, Cortez, Co.
More info and to register: Visit website or Reveal phone

Popularly described as “two guys writing a show about two guys writing a show” [title of show] follows best friends Jeff and Hunter, a pair of struggling writers who hear about an upcoming New York musical theatre festival. With only three weeks left to submit an entry, they make a pact to sit down and write an original musical from scratch. Joined by friends Susan, Heidi, and Mary on the keys, the quartet documents their own eccentric, funny, and deeply human journey of creative self-expression in real time.
The play is directed by Hattie Miller with assistant director Silvia Fleitz and features local volunteer actors Sam Farmer, Maryl Winterscheid, Veronica Wynhausen, Miriam Genheimer and keyboard player Karen Higuera.
Showing at the Sunflower Theatre the show runs for two weekends - November 6,7,13,14 at 7pm and November 8,15 at 2pm.
Tickets are $25 online and at the door.
To purchase tickets and for more information go to Visit website
Recommended for Mature Audiences

For More Information and EarlyBird Tickets On Sale Here: Visit website

On November 14th and 15th at Ancient Echoes in McCelmo Canyon, we invite you to the third and final act of A Dance of Moon Water land-based ritual performance series, held over the course of a year. We continue following our protagonists—Anima and Moon Water—into the animistic culture of the Bedawai, a mystical nomadic desert tribe. There, the two deepen into the earth's magic, rituals, and mysteries while navigating the challenges of a dangerous desert crossing. Their love is challenged as their own soul's unfolding present seductive, and potentially fatal, paths to choose. Prophecy, dark arts, battles, paramours and plant-magic abound in this final act.

The land that is both stage and primary recipient of our prayers is a truly special high desert being of beauty and ancestral potency. The human stewards of that land know it as Ancient Echoes. For those who have not seen Act I and/or Act II, there will be both video and audio options available to catch up before performance.

Grappling With Mormon Ghosts and Wellness Grifters
Wednesday, November 18, 7:00 PM
See Flyer For More Details

Annette Reveal email
Author of Pure Land and Plastic Shaman
annettemcgivney.com

RSVP will be presenting Spark’s AmeriCorps Seniors and Volunteer Programs for anyone that is interested at the Cortez Public Library.

RSVP will be presenting Spark’s AmeriCorps Seniors and Volunteer Programs for anyone that is interested at the Cortez Public Library.

On Friday, November 20th at 2 PM Cortez Public Library is hosting a 3D printing workshop for kids & teens 8 or older.

Design your own 3D model and have it printed for free!

Robert Schraeder will talk about his recent book Absolution. Fighter pilot Wes Riemann is trying to heal old wounds of the death of his wife and best friend that leads to an investigation, old connections, and new friends.

Cortez Public Library will host an author talk with local children's writer, Terry Nichols on Friday, November 20th at 3:00pm.

Terri will talk about her new book, "The Turquoise Bead," a novel about a young girl from The Four Corners who encounters an unusual artifact.

Further information is available at corteco.gov/library

Alana Yazzie will demonstrate and talk about her recently published kids’ cookbook called The Blue Corn Kitchen at the Cortez Public Library.

Full Moon Women’s Sauna + Song Circle
Open to all women~
Guided by Lily Russo in Mancos, CO
Sunday November 22nd
Register at awakenedheart.org/sauna

Join us for our Fall Classes in screen
printing. Whether you are a beginner or would like something more advanced,
we have a class for you!

To register visit: mancoscommonpress.org/community-classes

Jody Chapel
Program Director
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mancoscommonpress.org

Join us for our Fall Classes in screen
printing. Whether you are a beginner or would like something more advanced,
we have a class for you!

To register visit: mancoscommonpress.org/community-classes

Jody Chapel
Program Director
Reveal phone
mancoscommonpress.org

Tuesday, Nov 17th
Odd Cat Books in Dolores
5:30pm - 7pm

Come join local poet Geneva Toland for a creative writing workshop at Odd
Cat Books in Dolores on Tuesday, Nov 17th from 5:30-7pm, focused on
reclaiming/retrieving ancestral lineages. All writing levels and genres
welcome! Spots are $20-30 sliding scale, or reach out for further
accommodation. To register, email Reveal email.

** Water Rights 101

** Dinner & Learn Workshop
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Dinner will be provided by Mona Makes.

Please use the link above or QR code to access the registration form. This event is FREE but we do require registration so we can get an accurate head count.

This is for Yoga teachers who wish to feel increased confidence in
their teaching abilities, practice skills and receive feedback, and get
back into the energy and feel of the Yoga Teacher training space.

This is for you even if you haven't been teaching, but want to explore the
possibility of teaching again, or even for the first time!

It is also for you if you HAVE been teaching, and want to spend a day with
other teachers, refining your skills and renewing your confidence, and
building new skills!

The only requirement is having done a 200 hour yoga teachertraining at some
point.

The date is Nov 21, 9-5 at Deer Hill Meeting Place in Mancos, CO.

Spaces are limited.
To sign up and save your spot, email Reveal email