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Katie Chicklinski-Cahill
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Mischa Semanitzky, Music in the Mountains maestro, dies at 89

Conductor helped create Durango’s annual classical music festival

Louis L’Amour’s son publishes writer’s ‘Lost Treasures’

Posthumous publishing isn’t uncommon when it comes to writers who were as prolific as Louis L’Amour. Sometimes, the volume of unpublished work is big enough that what comes after their death...

Gift ideas for young, creative minds

Local experts recommend gifts for kids interested in the arts

Durango’s Earthen Vessel Gallery ‘opens art to everyone’

Gallery has been open in downtown Durango since 1976

New Face Productions expanding its reach deeper into community

Group works to raise awareness of the arts

Remember that we are raising adults, not children

San Juan Basin Public Health is currently working on improving the well-being of youths across La Plata County through the implementation of the Communities That Care framework. ...

Durango’s Studio & Gallery to open ‘Still/Unstill’ exhibit

Studio & artist, owner Maureen May curates new show

Standing strong against violence in our communities

Recently, I volunteered to help with the Transgender Day of Remembrance in Durango. (Shameless plug: the event will be from 5-7 p.m. Nov. 19 at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Duran...

Inaugural Something Wild Film Festival screening in Durango

Weekend of offbeat, unexpected movies kicks off Friday

Consider unrestricted donations the next time you give

“It’s like ten thousand spoons, when all you need is a knife ...” (lyrics from “Ironic,” by Alanis Morissette). I heard this ’90s song on the radio the other day and realized that line remin...

Durango’s 20Moons collaborates with local, regional dancers for latest show

Think you have a pretty good idea about what to expect at a contemporary dance show? Think again. This weekend, local dance company 20Moons will be taking over the Powe...

Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad’s Ghost Crawl will haunt your Halloween

Museum curator shares stories from railroad’s early days