History gets a little spooky—and a whole lot more spirited—at the Spooky Historic Pub Crawl with the Crested Butte Museum! Take a stroll down legendary Elk Avenue, where every old building has a story, every watering hole has a past, and a few ghosts might still be hanging around. This isn’t your average history lesson!…
Join us every Monday from 10:00-10:45 am at the Gunnison Library as we practice school readiness skills through stories, games, and songs.
Join us every Thursday from 10:00-10:45 am at the Gunnison Library as we practice school readiness skills through stories, games, and songs.
The Freeride Film Tour brings this year’s best new ski and snowboard films to the big screen, featuring world-class athletes, stunning backcountry lines, and powerful stories from the mountains. More than a screening, it’s an evening that celebrates the people and places that define freeride. Join us for a night of films, gear giveaways, and…
Join us at the Gunnison Library at 6pm on Tuesday, October 12, for an author talk with local writer and historian David Primus. The Submerged Town of Iola: Then & Now David Primus, author of Beneath Blue Mesa: The Gunnison River Valley Before the Reservoir, will present a slide show of the town of Iola,…
Karaoke nights are back at the Montanya Tasting Room! Grab your friends, pick your song, and join us for a night of good rum, good company, and questionable singing. Happy Hour specials all night. Saturday, October 24 | 6–9 PM Saturday, October 31 | 6–9 PM — Closing Night Come help us sing our way…
Pam Houston is coming with her newest book, Animals Taught Me Everything. Author talk to be followed by book sales & signing. From Icelandic mares and Irish wolfhounds to elephants, leopards, hyenas, and a desert-adapted lioness named Charlie, Pam Houston has learned life’s most important lessons from animals. How to play. How to rest. How…
Join us monthly at the Gunnison Library at 9 AM for free yoga classes! Rotating instructors will lead participants in a gentle, all-levels flow. Mats provided, please bring your own props and water. Free and open to all.
This month’s book is Ben Goldfarb’s,Crossings: How Road Ecology is Shaping the Future of Our Planet. Join the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab to discuss. Copies can be purchased below or in the store.
Grief, as it turns out, has a flavor. Kostya can taste it — the last favorite meal of someone who has died, surfacing on his tongue unbidden. So he starts cooking: plating dishes for strangers in mourning, setting a table where the dead might sit down one more time. Daria Lavelle’s Aftertaste is part ghost…