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Entertainment VENUES Making a place for the fine arts is imperative to growing creativity in communities. Stop in for a show soon to get a glimpse of Southwest Colorado and New Mexico culture and commentary at shows and performances in these regional entertainment venues. A THEATER GROUP 1315 Snowden, Silverton (970) 387-5337 www.atheatregroup.com This nonprofit organization fosters the artistic development of the professional, emerging and community artist. There are three major activities that support this mission, including live theater productions throughout the year, summer youth programs and a new artist series. For more information, visit the website. ANIMAS CITY THEATER 128 E. College Drive, Durango (970) 799-2281 www.animascitytheatre.com This intimate venue holds 270 people and is equipped with state of the art Acoustic Treatment, PA and Lighting systems. The facility features two bars and guests can enjoy meals from one of the two restaurants attached to the venue. The venue has a large dance floor to accommodate different types of live events such as concerts, film festivals and much more. Animas City Theatre provides the community with both live entertainment and a unique selection of independent and foreign films. Find a complete schedule of shows and events online.
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COMMUNITY CONCERT HALL AT FORT LEWIS COLLEGE 1000 Rim Drive, Durango (970) 247-7657 www.durangoconcerts.com The Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College is a modern auditorium that seats a total of 600 people. The venue hosts several types of stage productions from speakers and conferences to concerts and musicals year-round. For an up-to-date schedule, go online, call or stop by the ticket office, located inside the Durango Welcome Center at 802 Main Ave. DURANGO ARTS CENTER 802 East Second Ave., Durango (970) 259-2606 www.durangoarts.com The Durango Arts Center on East Second Avenue is a nonprofit organization brimming with talent. At DAC, residents of the region create, promote and participate in a variety of visual and performing arts, including design and digital media, painting, photography and much more. Residents and visitors can browse the Barbara Conrad Gallery, participate in community classes and workshops, and enjoy theatrical productions. To view a schedule of events, register for classes or purchase tickets, visit the website.
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FARMINGTON CIVIC CENTER 200 W. Arrington, Farmington (505) 599-1148 www.fmtn.org/195/Civic-Center The Farmington Civic Center is a multiuse venue in downtown Farmington featuring a large conference and convention center, smaller meeting spaces, and a performing and visual arts center. The facility is host to a variety of events, including concerts, conferences, expos, lectures, plays and performances. Go online to view a full calendar of events and purchase tickets. HENDERSON FINE ARTS CENTER 4601 College Blvd., Farmington (505) 566-3465 www.sanjuancollege.com Located on the San Juan College campus, this venue features an art gallery, and an auditorium that seats 800 equipped with a state-of-the-art sound system. The Henderson Fine Arts Theatre hosts concerts and theatrical performances in addition to educational lectures, speakers and workshops. For a schedule of events, visit the website. MERELY PLAYERS 789 Tech Center Drive, Durango (970) 946-2240 www.merelyplayers.us Merely Players is a nonprofit theater company that provides high-quality performance theater. It also hosts theater classes and workshops for people of all ages, including opportunities for youth to enjoy educational experiences. With new shows every season, there is always something to see. Visit the nonprofit’s website to see the schedule and more information. PAGOSA SPRINGS CENTER FOR THE ARTS 2313 Eagle Drive, Pagosa Springs (970) 731-7469 www.pagosacenter.org Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts offers performing art including band concerts, dance recitals, popular musicals and dramas, jazz
