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thursdays Little Fishes Play Group : Trinidad 9:30-11:30am Free play group for parents/carers and children 0-5 years. Safe environment with toys, a singing time, story and craft. More Information: 719-422-6777
Church of God - 212 Kansas Ave Trinidad, CO Dungeons & Dragons : Walsenburg 4-7pm
♦ Friday Night Magic : Trinidad, 6pm-midnight ♦ A weekly social gathering to play Magic the Gathering. Meet other players and have fun! More Information: 719-422-9020
♦ Frontier Games - 209 E Main St
Trinidad, CO 81082 ♦
Open Mic Night : Trinidad, 6:30-9pm All ages, no cover show. Sign up early if you can! More Information: 719-680-3817
Las Animas Grill - 341 N Commercial St Trinidad, CO
saturdays Youth group plays Dungeons & Dragons. More Information: 719-738-1573.
Sangre de Cristo Center for Youth - 513 Main St Walsenburg, CO Karaoke : Trinidad 7-9pm No admission charge. More Information: 719-422-8438
Las Animas Grill - 341 N Commercial St Trinidad, CO Whatcha Makin? : Trinidad 7-8pm Creative playtime. More Information: facebook.com/PintorariumArtLab Pintorarium Art Lab - 155 E 1st St Trinidad, CO
fridays
♦ Wine Tasting Fridays : Clayton 8am-10pm ♦ Try different wines every Friday, all day. More Information: 575-374-2337
♦ C&H Liquor - 623 S First St
Clayton, NM 88415 ♦
Little Learners Play Group : Trinidad 9-11am Play group ages 3-5. Must be accompanied by an adult. Information: 719-846-4400 SCDDS- 415 S Indiana Ave Trinidad, CO College Application Assistance : Trinidad, 9-11am College applications, FAFSA, essays, job applications, & More Information: 719-846-2361 Trinidad History Museum - 120 S Chestnut St Trinidad, CO Accidental Writers Club : Raton 10am-12pm All interested in writing are invited to attend. Information: 575-445-9711 Arthur Johnson Memorial Library - 244 Cook Ave Raton, NM Stitching Group : Trinidad, 1-3:30pm Bring your handicraft project and enjoy conversation with other crafters. More Information: 719-846-6841 Carnegie Public Library - 202 N Animas St Trinidad, CO Fun & Fitness : Trinidad, 5-7pm Free fitness activities for all youth 17 and under. More Information: 719-846-2722 Skateland - 424 W Main St Trinidad, CO
Chess Club : Raton, 12-2pm Players of all skill levels welcome. Bring your own set. Information: 575-445-9711
Arthur Johnson Memorial Library - 244 Cook Ave Raton, NM 87740
sundays Free Tango Lessons : Trinidad, 1-2pm Free lessons every Sunday with Tito and Barbara, More Information: 720-244-5748
Hot Yoga on Main - 134 W Main St #23 Trinidad, CO 81082
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thursday 03/19/2020 Ecstatic Dance 7-9pm, movement event
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Quiet your inner and outer dialogue and enjoy your own personal exploration of body movement while listening to some fun rhythms. $5 donation encouraged. More Information: 719-742-3387 La Veta Mercantile - 300 S Main St La Veta, CO
saturay 03/21/2020 Introduction to Spinning 9:30am-10:30am, free fitness class
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Free class, valued at $15. Only 10 spaces available. Must reserve spot in advance. More Information: 719-641-3320 Spin Revolution - 132 N Commercial St Trinidad, CO Wind River Band 7-11pm, live music in Gulnare
Live music, drinks, and dancing west of Aguilar. $5 cover charge. More Information: 719-941-4288 Spanish Peaks Inn - 22590 CR 41.6 Aguilar, CO
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