Anasazi Heritage Center provides curation tours
The Curation staff at the Bureau of Land Management Anasazi Heritage Center will provide weekly “Behind-the-Scenes” tours of its curation and collections management facility at 2 p.m Thursdays from May 1 through October 30.
The tour provides an opportunity to understand why artifacts are preserved and how the curation process supports ongoing research. Each tour lasts about one hour.
The Anasazi Heritage Center is one of three federal repositories for archaeological materials managed by the BLM and provides long-term storage for artifacts from public land in Southwest Colorado.
Space is limited for the tours. For safety reasons, tours are limited to adults and upper-age children. Make reservations by calling 882-5600.
Music festival offers new jazz series
Music in the Mountains will offer two concerts in a new series called “A Bit of Jazz.”
The first concert will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Durango Unitarian Church, 419 San Juan Drive. It will feature local musicians The Prattle Jazz Trio, which includes Ryan McCurry, Chad MacCluskey and Jonathan Latta.
Tickets are $25 and include a dinner prepared by High Notes, a Music in the Mountains special events committee, and wine and beer donated by The Wine Merchant.
Buy tickets online at www.musicinthemountains.com, at the festival office, 1063 Main Ave., or call 385-6820.
Herald Staff
