The Pagosa Springs Farmer’s Market is held each Saturday and continues through September. The Market opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 1:00pm. This year, the market will be held at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church off of South Pagosa Blvd.

The Farmers Market features goods from local farms and gardens in Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County and regional farms in the Four Corners area.

Featuring vendors with fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, locally produced meats, locally roasted coffee beans, free-range eggs, homemade breads and pastries, fresh and dried mushrooms, handmade chocolates, meals-to-go, herbal products, seedlings and more, from the source direct to you.

In partnership with Healthy Archuleta, we operate to prevent food insecurities through our various voucher programs.

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

The Pagosa Springs Farmer’s Market is held each Saturday and continues through September. The Market opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 1:00pm. This year, the market will be held at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church off of South Pagosa Blvd.

The Farmers Market features goods from local farms and gardens in Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County and regional farms in the Four Corners area.

Featuring vendors with fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, locally produced meats, locally roasted coffee beans, free-range eggs, homemade breads and pastries, fresh and dried mushrooms, handmade chocolates, meals-to-go, herbal products, seedlings and more, from the source direct to you.

In partnership with Healthy Archuleta, we operate to prevent food insecurities through our various voucher programs.

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

The Pagosa Springs Farmer’s Market is held each Saturday and continues through September. The Market opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 1:00pm. This year, the market will be held at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church off of South Pagosa Blvd.

The Farmers Market features goods from local farms and gardens in Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County and regional farms in the Four Corners area.

Featuring vendors with fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, locally produced meats, locally roasted coffee beans, free-range eggs, homemade breads and pastries, fresh and dried mushrooms, handmade chocolates, meals-to-go, herbal products, seedlings and more, from the source direct to you.

In partnership with Healthy Archuleta, we operate to prevent food insecurities through our various voucher programs.

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Find Your Spark: A 2-Day Burlesque Intensive with Ivanna SpankYou

Over two inspiring days (4 hours each day), you’ll explore the art of burlesque beyond the feathers and glamour. This workshop is designed to help you connect with your authentic self, embrace your individuality, and discover the unique performer within.

Whether you’re brand new to burlesque or looking to deepen your performance skills, Ivanna will guide you through movement, musicality, stage presence, character development, storytelling, and the art of captivating an audience. Through engaging exercises, creative exploration, and supportive group activities, you’ll learn how to express confidence, vulnerability, humor, and power through performance.

What You’ll Explore:

• The foundations of burlesque movement and technique
  Developing stage presence and confidence
  Character creation and performance persona
  Musical interpretation and storytelling
  Finding your unique style and artistic voice
  Techniques for connecting with an audience
  Empowerment through self-expression and body positivity
  Building confidence both on and off the stage

What You’ll Gain:

• Increased confidence and self-awareness
  New performance skills and creative tools
  A deeper connection to your personal expression
  Supportive community and encouragement
  Inspiration to continue your burlesque journey

This intensive is more than a dance workshop—it’s an opportunity to explore, learn, grow, and celebrate who you are. Come ready to move, laugh, create, and uncover the performer that’s been waiting to shine.

No previous burlesque experience required. All bodies, backgrounds, and experience levels are welcome.

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Find Your Spark: A 2-Day Burlesque Intensive with Ivanna SpankYou

Over two inspiring days (4 hours each day), you’ll explore the art of burlesque beyond the feathers and glamour. This workshop is designed to help you connect with your authentic self, embrace your individuality, and discover the unique performer within.

Whether you’re brand new to burlesque or looking to deepen your performance skills, Ivanna will guide you through movement, musicality, stage presence, character development, storytelling, and the art of captivating an audience. Through engaging exercises, creative exploration, and supportive group activities, you’ll learn how to express confidence, vulnerability, humor, and power through performance.

What You’ll Explore:

• The foundations of burlesque movement and technique
  Developing stage presence and confidence
  Character creation and performance persona
  Musical interpretation and storytelling
  Finding your unique style and artistic voice
  Techniques for connecting with an audience
  Empowerment through self-expression and body positivity
  Building confidence both on and off the stage

What You’ll Gain:

• Increased confidence and self-awareness
  New performance skills and creative tools
  A deeper connection to your personal expression
  Supportive community and encouragement
  Inspiration to continue your burlesque journey

This intensive is more than a dance workshop—it’s an opportunity to explore, learn, grow, and celebrate who you are. Come ready to move, laugh, create, and uncover the performer that’s been waiting to shine.

No previous burlesque experience required. All bodies, backgrounds, and experience levels are welcome.

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

The Pagosa Springs Farmer’s Market is held each Saturday and continues through September. The Market opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 1:00pm. This year, the market will be held at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church off of South Pagosa Blvd.

The Farmers Market features goods from local farms and gardens in Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County and regional farms in the Four Corners area.

Featuring vendors with fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, locally produced meats, locally roasted coffee beans, free-range eggs, homemade breads and pastries, fresh and dried mushrooms, handmade chocolates, meals-to-go, herbal products, seedlings and more, from the source direct to you.

In partnership with Healthy Archuleta, we operate to prevent food insecurities through our various voucher programs.

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

Names, dates, and drawings etched into the soft, white bark of Aspen trees stand silent witness to travelers from ages past. Carved by lonely sheepherders, cowboys, and sometimes other anonymous wayfarers, these amateur signposts are more than just antique graffiti, with many of them bound in the history and traditions of a bygone era. Local Arborglyph enthusiast/presenter Peggy Bergon leads hikers into the Buckles Lake area south of Pagosa Springs in search of these fascinating artworks on living wooden canvas.

The hike is approximately 3 miles long, with an easy-moderate difficulty level and minor elevation gains. The hike will include some off-trail portions.

When: Thursday, September 10, 2026 from 9am – 1pm

Where: Buckles Lake Trailhead; Take US-84E south of Pagosa. Turn left onto to Forest Road 663. Follow for about 7 miles

What to Bring:

• Hiking boots
• Appropriate apparel for mountain weather
• Your love of local history

Additional Details:

• Adults only
• No dogs please
• Parking and restrooms are available at the trailhead

Questions? Contact SJMA’s East Region Program Coordinator, Brooks at bletchworth@sjma.org

Registration is required. Spaces limited to 15 attendees.

Background on Arborglyphs:

Before the days of large cattle ranches dominating the western landscape, pioneering Hispanic families were raising thousands of sheep throughout the region. Woolies, as they were called, were introduced by the Conquistadors in the 1500’s and mutton would quickly become the cornerstone of the early western economy.

By the late 1800’s, local families like the Archuleta’s and the Martinez’s were prominent sheep ranchers with flocks ranging from 20,000 to 100,000 animals. Caring for the animals was entrusted to a sheepherder, with most flocks consisting of approximately 1,500 animals. Each spring, sheepherders embarked on an epic journey to guide the sheep from winter pastures in New Mexico to the lush alpine meadows of  Colorado.

With time on his hands, the smooth white bark of the aspen tree provided the perfect slate for the herder to give form to his thoughts. The carvings they left are called arborglyphs, a term that means “tree-writing.” The arborglyphs are a tangible yet rapidly disappearing gallery of unique folk art. Many carvings are over 100 years old and are being lost due to the disappearance of the aging aspen forests. Soon, visitors enjoying the surrounding forests will no longer see these reminders of the past. We strive to capture and honor this huge contribution to the cultural enrichment of the area, while highlighting the importance of these men to the early economy of the west.

Over 30 local Venders and Craftsmen offering a wide variety of handmade products, plus a food court for eating and drinking!

Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9am-3pm off of Main Street on the east side of town (near the Everyday food store, across from Riff Raff). 225 E Pagosa Street.

Live Music at the market on most Saturdays from 11-2pm!

Runs through September 27th.

Learn more at https://esmpagosa.com/

The Pagosa Springs Farmer’s Market is held each Saturday and continues through September. The Market opens at 9:00 a.m. and closes at 1:00pm. This year, the market will be held at St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church off of South Pagosa Blvd.

The Farmers Market features goods from local farms and gardens in Pagosa Springs and Archuleta County and regional farms in the Four Corners area.

Featuring vendors with fresh, locally grown fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, locally produced meats, locally roasted coffee beans, free-range eggs, homemade breads and pastries, fresh and dried mushrooms, handmade chocolates, meals-to-go, herbal products, seedlings and more, from the source direct to you.

In partnership with Healthy Archuleta, we operate to prevent food insecurities through our various voucher programs.