Events by Event Type

World-acclaimed cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist Ian Masksin performs at the Coyote Moon in Pagosa Springs on Sunday, September 20th at 5pm. Doors open 4:00PM.

Coyote Moon Lounge, 120 Piedra Rd (Co Rd 600), Pagosa Springs

General Admission: $35

Forward row tables for two: $45/person

12+ age recommended.
ONLINE TICKETS – CLICK HERE.

Get immersed in the deep, resonant vibrations of the cello, reaching into the most intimate corners of the soul. Ian Maksin continues his journey as a musical nomad, creating a unique fusion of musical traditions from across the globe through the empowering voice of the cello.

Inspired by healing songs of the Navajo people, the trance-inducing grooves of the Tuareg people of West Africa, and the hypnotic shamanic rhythms of Tuva, Mongolia, and other nomadic cultures of Central Asia, he merges these ancient musical experiences with his own original music. Through looping and subtle electronics, he creates immersive soundscapes that envelop the listener and carry them beyond time and space — into a state of meditation, presence, and deep inner transformation.

In addition, Maksin will share a few songs from his collection that currently holds over 300 songs in 43 languages including French, Italian, Farsi, Mongolian, Turkish, Kurmanji, Arabic, Ukrainian, Spanish, Greek, Georgian, Armenian, Hindi, and many others.

Local and visiting artists will paint the magical colors of our community at scenic venues in and around Pagosa Springs Monday through Friday, 9/21-9/24. Paintings created during the event will be displayed and for sale at the closing reception, held at Two Old Crows Gallery on 9/24 from 5:30-7pm.

Two Old Crows is located at 468 Lewis St. Painting locations around Pagosa will be posted on the “Paint Pagosa! Autumn Plein Air Festival” Facebook page.

For more info contact Lise Neer at lisegneer@gmail.com

Comedy that hits home – in the best way.

Join us September 24th at Liberty Theatre in Pagosa Springs, CO for a night of raw honesty and big laughs. Second Chance Comedy Presents: “We’re All Doing Great” And Other Lies – A Standup Comedy Show about Life’s Chaos is bringing a powerful lineup of comics tackling the messy, beautiful, and often hilarious realities of mental health, addiction, and being human.

This isn’t just a comedy show. It’s real stories, real struggles, and real healing told through the lens of stand-up. Whether you’ve dealt with anxiety, grief, recovery, or just the chaos of daily life, this night is for you.

Featuring:

• Headliner: Aj Finney – Stylistically manic and artistically brilliant, AJ Finney is an eclectic Midwestern storyteller with a passion for the psychedelic scene of the Sixties. His show has something for everyone. A relatable vicarious ride through his world involving topics like family, anxiety, and everyday mishaps.Crowned “Best of the Midwest” at Gilda’s Laugh Fest, featured on the FOX television show Laughs, and one of the 100 performers chosen for Season 8 of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. He was a semifinalist in the Comedy Central talent search Up Next and a finalist in HBO’s Lucky 21. His podcast “Hippie Not Hippie” has achieved over 1 million impressions in its first season, and his latest album, “Too Fast for Rain,” debuted at number one on Amazon and iTunes. AJ currently resides with his family in Denver, where he’s a paid regular at the world-famous Comedy Works.
• Featuring: Andy Mathews – Andy Mathews is a Durango-based comedian and the lead producer of Durango Comedy & Events. He is recognized for his high-energy stand-up and polished storytelling, earning the Judges Choice award at the 2025 Stand-Up For Local First competition. As a primary showrunner and host at venues like the Durango Arts Center, Mathews manages professional event production and curates diverse lineups featuring both national touring acts and regional talent.
• Hosted by: Joe Huisman – Founder and Producer of Second Chance Comedy

Whether you’re in recovery, in therapy, or just trying to keep it together, this show gets it.

Why Second Chance Comedy?
Because sometimes the best way to deal with life’s hardest moments… is to laugh about them.

Come laugh with us. Come heal with us.
Doors at 6:30 PM | Show at 7:00 PM

Archuleta Seniors Inc. presents A Night of Elegance & Celebration with a Masquerade Ball at the Ross Aragon Community Center on Saturday, September 26th.

Doors Open: 5:30 PM; Ball Begins: 6:00 PM promptly

We encourage guests to arrive early, settle in, and enjoy the anticipation as the evening begins. Formal attire and masquerade costumes are encouraged. Prepare to make a statement, as you’ll have the opportunity to compete for one of three extraordinary Springs Resort packages in our special costume contest.

Once the festivities begin, Soul Fire will take the stage, providing the perfect soundtrack for an evening of dining, celebration, and dancing into the night. Be sure to bring your cash or card so you can take part in the evening’s fundraising experiences:

• Drink Tickets — Raise a glass and toast to a wonderful cause.
• Costume Contest Voting — Cast your vote for your favorite masquerade creation.
• Silent Auction — Bid on exceptional getaway experiences and other exciting offerings.
• Wine Pull — Take your chance at going home with a beautiful high-end bottle of wine.

Every ticket, bid, glass, and game of chance contributes to something truly meaningful. All fundraising proceeds benefit Archuleta Seniors Meals on Wheels and other programming that supports local seniors. Your presence makes this evening possible — and your generosity helps make a lasting difference in our community.

So buy your ticket, don your finest attire, choose your mask, and prepare for an evening to remember. We look forward to welcoming you to the Archuleta Seniors Masquerade Ball!

Tickets on sale at PSSeniors.org or by calling 970-264-2167.

Saturday, October 3 at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts, join Rise Above Violence for their annual Runway for Rise Recycled Fashion Gala. October 3rd from 6-9pm. doors open at 6 PM.

This FUN-raising event is sure to wow you with some frugal but fabulous outfits as teams compete to raise funds and create an amazing runway ensemble out of soda can tabs, wine corks, an element from nature, or other recycled and repurposed thrifted items. Support your favorite teams by voting for them online or the night of.

Runway for RiSE: A Recycled Fashion Gala. Come cheer on the teams for a fun night celebrating our community while supporting Rise Above Violence.

Votes are only $1 each and every vote supports a cause to truly believe in.

Get your tickets and cast your votes at riseaboveviolence.org

Did you know: The making of JAWS was almost as dramatic as the movie. The shoot ran long and over budget. The script was still being written as scenes were filmed. Steven Spielberg, still a young director, woke each day fearing he would be fired. The mechanical shark sank to the bottom of the ocean. And on one particularly frustrating day, the production went through more than…21 rewrites.

THE SHARK IS BROKEN brings that legendary behind-the-scenes story to the stage.

THE SHARK IS BROKEN, By Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon. Directed by Laura Moore. Starring Cameron Vargas, Scott Morehead, and Tim Moore

Runs October 9 – November 15, 2026

Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes with no intermission

Tickets: pagosacenter.org | 970.731.SHOW (7469)

FADE IN: The open ocean, 1974. Production on JAWS is delayed…again. Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, and Roy Scheider are crammed into a too-small boat, at the mercy of foul weather and a faulty mechanical co-star. Alcohol flows, egos collide, and tempers flare in this comedy about the making of a movie that nearly sank before it became a classic.

BUY TICKETS

Learn more at PagosaCenter.org.

A LEGENDARY BLUEGRASS LEGACY COMES TO THE LIBERTY THEATRE!

Join us October 13 for an intimate evening with Nathan Stanley, grandson of the legendary Dr. Ralph Stanley and an award-winning artist carrying forward one of the most celebrated traditions in American bluegrass and country music.

From making his Grand Ole Opry debut at just two years old to becoming lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the Clinch Mountain Boys, Nathan has spent a lifetime on stage. His career includes a #1 recording with Vince Gill, a GMA Dove Award, international performances, and collaborations with artists including George Jones, Brad Paisley, Marty Stuart, Patty Loveless, Ricky Skaggs, and Gene Watson.

Experience the songs, stories, musicianship, and unmistakable sound of the Stanley musical legacy live and up close at the historic Liberty Theatre in Pagosa Springs.

OCTOBER 13 CONCERT BEGINS @7PM    

DOORS AND CALDWELL’S LIBERTY BAR OPEN 60 MINUTES BEFORE SHOWTIME

World-acclaimed cellist, composer, and multilingual vocalist Ian Masksin performs at the Coyote Moon in Pagosa Springs on Sunday, September 20th at 5pm. Doors open 4:00PM.

Coyote Moon Lounge, 120 Piedra Rd (Co Rd 600), Pagosa Springs

General Admission: $35

Forward row tables for two: $45/person

12+ age recommended.
ONLINE TICKETS – CLICK HERE.

Get immersed in the deep, resonant vibrations of the cello, reaching into the most intimate corners of the soul. Ian Maksin continues his journey as a musical nomad, creating a unique fusion of musical traditions from across the globe through the empowering voice of the cello.

Inspired by healing songs of the Navajo people, the trance-inducing grooves of the Tuareg people of West Africa, and the hypnotic shamanic rhythms of Tuva, Mongolia, and other nomadic cultures of Central Asia, he merges these ancient musical experiences with his own original music. Through looping and subtle electronics, he creates immersive soundscapes that envelop the listener and carry them beyond time and space — into a state of meditation, presence, and deep inner transformation.

In addition, Maksin will share a few songs from his collection that currently holds over 300 songs in 43 languages including French, Italian, Farsi, Mongolian, Turkish, Kurmanji, Arabic, Ukrainian, Spanish, Greek, Georgian, Armenian, Hindi, and many others.

Local and visiting artists will paint the magical colors of our community at scenic venues in and around Pagosa Springs Monday through Friday, 9/21-9/24. Paintings created during the event will be displayed and for sale at the closing reception, held at Two Old Crows Gallery on 9/24 from 5:30-7pm.

Two Old Crows is located at 468 Lewis St. Painting locations around Pagosa will be posted on the “Paint Pagosa! Autumn Plein Air Festival” Facebook page.

For more info contact Lise Neer at lisegneer@gmail.com

Comedy that hits home – in the best way.

Join us September 24th at Liberty Theatre in Pagosa Springs, CO for a night of raw honesty and big laughs. Second Chance Comedy Presents: “We’re All Doing Great” And Other Lies – A Standup Comedy Show about Life’s Chaos is bringing a powerful lineup of comics tackling the messy, beautiful, and often hilarious realities of mental health, addiction, and being human.

This isn’t just a comedy show. It’s real stories, real struggles, and real healing told through the lens of stand-up. Whether you’ve dealt with anxiety, grief, recovery, or just the chaos of daily life, this night is for you.

Featuring:

• Headliner: Aj Finney – Stylistically manic and artistically brilliant, AJ Finney is an eclectic Midwestern storyteller with a passion for the psychedelic scene of the Sixties. His show has something for everyone. A relatable vicarious ride through his world involving topics like family, anxiety, and everyday mishaps.Crowned “Best of the Midwest” at Gilda’s Laugh Fest, featured on the FOX television show Laughs, and one of the 100 performers chosen for Season 8 of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. He was a semifinalist in the Comedy Central talent search Up Next and a finalist in HBO’s Lucky 21. His podcast “Hippie Not Hippie” has achieved over 1 million impressions in its first season, and his latest album, “Too Fast for Rain,” debuted at number one on Amazon and iTunes. AJ currently resides with his family in Denver, where he’s a paid regular at the world-famous Comedy Works.
• Featuring: Andy Mathews – Andy Mathews is a Durango-based comedian and the lead producer of Durango Comedy & Events. He is recognized for his high-energy stand-up and polished storytelling, earning the Judges Choice award at the 2025 Stand-Up For Local First competition. As a primary showrunner and host at venues like the Durango Arts Center, Mathews manages professional event production and curates diverse lineups featuring both national touring acts and regional talent.
• Hosted by: Joe Huisman – Founder and Producer of Second Chance Comedy

Whether you’re in recovery, in therapy, or just trying to keep it together, this show gets it.

Why Second Chance Comedy?
Because sometimes the best way to deal with life’s hardest moments… is to laugh about them.

Come laugh with us. Come heal with us.
Doors at 6:30 PM | Show at 7:00 PM

Archuleta Seniors Inc. presents A Night of Elegance & Celebration with a Masquerade Ball at the Ross Aragon Community Center on Saturday, September 26th.

Doors Open: 5:30 PM; Ball Begins: 6:00 PM promptly

We encourage guests to arrive early, settle in, and enjoy the anticipation as the evening begins. Formal attire and masquerade costumes are encouraged. Prepare to make a statement, as you’ll have the opportunity to compete for one of three extraordinary Springs Resort packages in our special costume contest.

Once the festivities begin, Soul Fire will take the stage, providing the perfect soundtrack for an evening of dining, celebration, and dancing into the night. Be sure to bring your cash or card so you can take part in the evening’s fundraising experiences:

• Drink Tickets — Raise a glass and toast to a wonderful cause.
• Costume Contest Voting — Cast your vote for your favorite masquerade creation.
• Silent Auction — Bid on exceptional getaway experiences and other exciting offerings.
• Wine Pull — Take your chance at going home with a beautiful high-end bottle of wine.

Every ticket, bid, glass, and game of chance contributes to something truly meaningful. All fundraising proceeds benefit Archuleta Seniors Meals on Wheels and other programming that supports local seniors. Your presence makes this evening possible — and your generosity helps make a lasting difference in our community.

So buy your ticket, don your finest attire, choose your mask, and prepare for an evening to remember. We look forward to welcoming you to the Archuleta Seniors Masquerade Ball!

Tickets on sale at PSSeniors.org or by calling 970-264-2167.

Saturday, October 3 at Pagosa Springs Center for the Arts, join Rise Above Violence for their annual Runway for Rise Recycled Fashion Gala. October 3rd from 6-9pm. doors open at 6 PM.

This FUN-raising event is sure to wow you with some frugal but fabulous outfits as teams compete to raise funds and create an amazing runway ensemble out of soda can tabs, wine corks, an element from nature, or other recycled and repurposed thrifted items. Support your favorite teams by voting for them online or the night of.

Runway for RiSE: A Recycled Fashion Gala. Come cheer on the teams for a fun night celebrating our community while supporting Rise Above Violence.

Votes are only $1 each and every vote supports a cause to truly believe in.

Get your tickets and cast your votes at riseaboveviolence.org

Did you know: The making of JAWS was almost as dramatic as the movie. The shoot ran long and over budget. The script was still being written as scenes were filmed. Steven Spielberg, still a young director, woke each day fearing he would be fired. The mechanical shark sank to the bottom of the ocean. And on one particularly frustrating day, the production went through more than…21 rewrites.

THE SHARK IS BROKEN brings that legendary behind-the-scenes story to the stage.

THE SHARK IS BROKEN, By Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon. Directed by Laura Moore. Starring Cameron Vargas, Scott Morehead, and Tim Moore

Runs October 9 – November 15, 2026

Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes with no intermission

Tickets: pagosacenter.org | 970.731.SHOW (7469)

FADE IN: The open ocean, 1974. Production on JAWS is delayed…again. Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, and Roy Scheider are crammed into a too-small boat, at the mercy of foul weather and a faulty mechanical co-star. Alcohol flows, egos collide, and tempers flare in this comedy about the making of a movie that nearly sank before it became a classic.

BUY TICKETS

Learn more at PagosaCenter.org.

A LEGENDARY BLUEGRASS LEGACY COMES TO THE LIBERTY THEATRE!

Join us October 13 for an intimate evening with Nathan Stanley, grandson of the legendary Dr. Ralph Stanley and an award-winning artist carrying forward one of the most celebrated traditions in American bluegrass and country music.

From making his Grand Ole Opry debut at just two years old to becoming lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the Clinch Mountain Boys, Nathan has spent a lifetime on stage. His career includes a #1 recording with Vince Gill, a GMA Dove Award, international performances, and collaborations with artists including George Jones, Brad Paisley, Marty Stuart, Patty Loveless, Ricky Skaggs, and Gene Watson.

Experience the songs, stories, musicianship, and unmistakable sound of the Stanley musical legacy live and up close at the historic Liberty Theatre in Pagosa Springs.

OCTOBER 13 CONCERT BEGINS @7PM    

DOORS AND CALDWELL’S LIBERTY BAR OPEN 60 MINUTES BEFORE SHOWTIME