Artists living and working in Southwest Colorado are invited to apply for one-week artist residencies at Willowtail Springs. As part of the residency, artists are expected to propose and deliver a project that brings their experience at Willowtail back to the community. Applications are due June 6. For more information, qualifications and to apply, visit durangoarts.org/artistresidency.
The eighth annual Durango Chamber Music Festival, scheduled for June 6-10 and June 13–17, features daily half-hour concerts at 12:15 p.m. Entry is $5 at the door, or passes for all concerts may be purchased at a $5 savings. Passes, artists and repertoire are available at DurangoChamberMusic.com.
C. Scott Hagler is the executive director of 3rd Ave. Arts, the organization that hosts the festival.
Lined up to play are Molly Jensen, Mike Sylvester, Mika Inouye, Kathryn Shaffer, Kristen Chen, Katherine Jetter, Lisa Campi Walters, Gabrielle Dugan, Kathy Olinger, Vivace Mandolin Ensemble, Linda Mack Berven, C. Scott Hagler, Kerry Ginger, Erik Gustafson, Hayley Bair Cunningham, Sheri McMurtrey, Durango Chamber Singers, Lech Usinowicz, Amy Barrett, Molly Jensen, Sandy Keifer, Susan Doering, Dieter Wulfhorst, Tennille Taylor and D’Ann Artis.
Dancing Spirit Community Arts Center will offer its annual Art Camp May 31-June 3. The Summer Art Program classes are on Tuesdays and Thursdays June 7-30, July 12-Aug 4. Classes are $5 each. Come paint flags, do pottery, tie-dye t-shirts and more. The center is at 115 Ute St. in Ignacio.
Call 563-4600 or 769-1364 for more information and to register.
Herald Staff
