West Coast Swing is more than a dance style — it's a lifestyle for members of West Slope Westies, Durango's nonprofit swing ...

What happens when one woman's curiosity about disappearing birds grows into a global movement? For Kelly Miller, founder of Follow the Birds, a simple question about winter silence along the Animas ...

Durango has a full week of events ahead. The Second Annual Disability Art Show opens March 6 at the Durango Arts Center, featuring work from more than 30 artists with disabilities. A closing ...

Every February, volunteers walk the banks of the Animas River counting American dippers — small, bold birds that dive headfirst into rushing rapids and spend their entire lives along river corridors.

This week in Durango features community recognition, small business education, and winter sports competition. Southwest Colorado Rocks will host its Annual Awards Ceremony on February 19th at 5 p.m.

A new chapter of a longtime community tradition took center stage in Durango. “Southwest Colorado Rocks” celebrated local leaders, businesses, and organizations making a difference across the region.

The Center for Snow and Avalanche Studies is documenting an unusually low snow year in Colorado. The team monitors how dust layers and temperatures affect snowmelt patterns, building on over two ...

Leadership, comedy, and independent film are all on the schedule in Durango over the next couple of weeks. From the upcoming Durango Women's Leadership Conference to a stand-up show from Olivia Carter ...

Colorado U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet made a stop in Durango this week to discuss his campaign for governor, touching on some of the most pressing issues facing the state. Bennet, who has represented ...

The Durango Independent Film Festival is celebrating its 21st year with the tagline "We're Legal," bringing independent films from over 50 countries to southwest Colorado from March 4–8, 2026. Known ...

Every February, volunteers walk the banks of the Animas River counting American dippers — small, bold birds that dive headfirst into rushing rapids and spend their entire lives along river corridors.