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Ongoing
Upcoming
Melodrama returns to the Henry Strater Theatre
Melodrama returns to the Henry Strater Theatre
Submit items for On the Town to: 534 Main
Ave., Durango, CO, 81301; fax: ( 970) 259-0448; e-mail:
telegraph@durangotelegraph.com
; or fill out this form
Found 
Oar
Found Friday evening. Call to ID. 970-422-6009.
HelpWanted
Manicurist
Experienced, state licensed, PT. 50% + tips. Durango
970-259-2523.
Southwest
Conservation Corps
is hiring seasonal conservation and weatherization crew leaders
for the summer and fall seasons. Successful applicants will
have past outdoor leadership experience, have a clean driving and
criminal background record, be at least 21 years old, have WFA or
higher medical cert., and past conservation experience is
preferred. See www.sccorps.org for more information and to apply or
contact Sarah Shade @ sarah@sccorps.org. Weekly
salary $460-$540 DOE.
Announcements
Law of attraction
Looking for motivated movers/shakers to participate in
mastermind group. 749-6120.
West African Dance Classes
Come and join us at our
new summer location, Durango Dance on the corner of 11th Street and
Main every Thursday from 6-7:30 p.m.
House/Cat Sitter
Needed
For 4-6 months in quiet, small home near Elmore’s Corner.
Pay utilities, care for cat, yard and house maintenance in exchange
for rent. Must be loving to cat. On occasion, I will come home.
970-903-3766.
The Clay Room
Durango’s Paint Your Own Pottery Studio is now open
Tuesday - Saturday at 171 E. 7th Street. June and July are filled
with 1 and 2 day art classes for kids for $20-$30. Plus Daily
Specials including Dads Paint for Free on Saturdays and
Lady’s Night Thursdays. Call or Click for details (970)
426-9685 artandlaughter.com.
Courtyard
Art Market
Sundays starting 1 p.m. (through November). Artisans of the
Southwest Gallery & Winery – (Highway 160) Pagosa
Springs. Art, Food, Wine Tasting, Beer. Artist spaces available
including all licensing and sales tax. Out of state artists
opportunity! (970) 264-9969.
Cyanotype Botanical Workshop
at Willowtail Springs, Mancos with Heather Leavitt Martinez.
Includes all supplies, bring a sack lunch, $60. Email
heather@heatherleavitt.com
or call 970-739-3200.
Durango Adventure
Xstream Race
seeking volunteers for Sat., June 26, for adventure race. Earn a
$100 race voucher good toward future race. Email jenny@gravityplay.com or call
970.259.7771.
Yoga Classes
For students of all levels taught by Kathy Curran. Drop-ins
welcome. Back Bending and Restorative Workshops, June 26. 259-4794.
www.4cornersyoga.com
Zydeco Dance
Workshop
Sat., June 12. Durango Dance, 7-8:30 p.m. Learn the basics and
styling for Zydeco – music and dance from Bayou of
Louisiana. RSVP or questions – Malia – 403-3081. Call
for on-going schedule.
Durango Shooters Photography Group
is having our first event, Downtown Photo Walk Fri 6/11 @ 7 p.m.
Meet at Open Shutter with camera and tripod/monopod. Call
970-779-0981. Fun and Photography!
Nia Classes
Taught by Lori Sadira. Nia is fusion movement that combines
dance, martial arts and healing arts for a dynamic workout.
Experience the joy of Nia -946-1554 or Lsadira@animas.net.
White Feather
Botanicals
Presents a primitive skills edible and medicinal plants workshop
with Doug Simons in Moab, Utah, June 18-20. Call Deb Buck for
details. 970-946-7223.
Clay Workshops
@ Articulation
Join Joe Kroenung in a series of 2-day workshops. First
workshop: June 12 & 13, learn hand building techniques to
construct teapots. Second workshop: July 10 & 11, hand building
sculpture using the theme “Colorado’s Industrial
Parts.” Learn new approaches and aesthetics to create your
own one-of-a-kind ceramic art. Call 946-5455 or kroenungceramics@hotmail.com
. Reserve limited space.
Got Music?
Guitar and bass lessons with Pete Giuliani. Fun lessons at my
home studio or at Canyon Music Woodworks. Need music for a wedding,
party or special event? Call 385-6713 or visit www.PeteGiuliani.com
Animas River Days
Help with River Days, June 11-13. Volunteers needed for all
aspects. Help make this the best year yet. Please contact
Meghan at 259-3583 or meghan@sanjuancitizens.org
Services
Hikercise!
Come delight in the Great Outdoors while turning your walking or
hiking into a Whole Body experience! First Class Free! Please
call Mimi at 799.7777 or visit www.hikercise.com
I fix
bad haircuts
Call and book with Kaye. Licensed barber-stylist. Experienced.
He - $20. She - $35. 8th & Main at Shampoo. Request Kaye.
247-5620.
Open up
your body
this summer! Ongoing Yoga classes. All levels w/ Cert. Iyengar
instr. Martha Evers 247-1853 or marthaevers@gmail.com
Summer
tutoring
for your K-9 student. Certified teacher, excellent references.
Remediation, review, and/or reteaching. Rates negotiable.
Call Jackie at 764-7340.
Yoga
and a Soak
at Trimble Hot Springs taught by Katherine McLain. Thursdays and
Sundays at 10. Call 503-501-7537.
AA Deck
Maintenance
Summer’s here. Pressure wash, sand and stain. 18 years
experience. Free estimate. 970-946-1357.
Pet
Sitting
Vacation for your dog! Have your dog go hiking every day while
you are away. Loving, in-home pet care. We love cats! Stop-by
visits for your furry felines while you are away. www.durangodogs.com Juliet 382-2542.
Astrology provides
the map
for you to connect with who you are and what you came to create.
Certified evolutionary astrologer. Lyn Goldberg. 769-1917.
Computer Driving
You Crazy?
Doesn’t work like it should? Not doing what you want it
to? Call The Computer Therapist, Charles can make it work right.
(970) 799-0686, CompTx@live.com
Spiritual Direction, Pastoral Counseling
Weeknights and weekends available. Call Ben (815) 260-4774.
The Computer Solution
Virus removal, re-formatting, software/hardware, networking
problems, Web design, etc. www.computersolutionco.com Call Brendan 903-4061.
BodyWork
Spectacular Summer Specials!
1 Hour Massage, $45; 1.5 Hours, $60. Buy 4, Get 1 Free!! Gift
Certificates Available. Meg Bush, CMT 970-759-0199.
Celebrate
Summer
with a relaxing massage on the Bio-Mat. 1 hr. - $40. 1.5 hr. -
$55. Buy 3 get 1 free. In-town location. Call Leslie Beals, CMT
970-759-6547.
ForSale
Women’s Hockey Gear
Skates with blade guards, helmet, pants. Shoulder, knee and
elbow pads, sticks, bag. Worn infrequently by a lazy, clean
player. $350.00 Call 903-0005.
Moots Compact
56 CM dream machine. Campy Chorus 10-speed. Carbon cranks. Eurus
wheels. Easton EC90 parts and fork. As new. Own a complete bike for
the price of the frame. $2,900. 749-8824.
Sand Tray Therapy
Supplies, Etc.
Sand tray plus miniatures. Negotiable. Pine writing desk, secret
compartments, $340, SRP $1,200. Solid pine book shelf, $50. Two
large area rugs, earth tones, $50, $40. 970-769-7269.
Good, Used
Refrigerator $60, snowshoes $40, electric typewriter $25, yoga
& exercise bench $40, various stereo components, (new) medicine
cabinet $50. Call 259-6875.
1999 4-Runner
Silver, cloth, sunroof, clean, serviced. 97K, $7,550, below
book. Queen-size boxspring mattress gently used good shape, $130.
Call 946-3934 or 764-4135.
Hot Tub
Hot Springs, rated the best. Oldie but in excellent shape.
Four-person. Redwood sided, 110 electric. $1,400. 884-9441.
Large collection of Snowdown Posters
Starting from 1985. Can pur
Found
Oar
Found Friday evening. Call to ID. 970-422-6009.
HelpWanted
Manicurist
Experienced, state licensed, PT. 50% + tips. Durango
970-259-2523.
Southwest
Conservation Corps
is hiring seasonal conservation and weatherization crew leaders
for the summer and fall seasons. Successful applicants will
have past outdoor leadership experience, have a clean driving and
criminal background record, be at least 21 years old, have WFA or
higher medical cert., and past conservation experience is
preferred. See www.sccorps.org for more information and to apply or
contact Sarah Shade @ sarah@sccorps.org. Weekly
salary $460-$540 DOE.
Announcements
Law of attraction
Looking for motivated movers/shakers to participate in
mastermind group. 749-6120.
West African Dance Classes
Come and join us at our new summer location, Durango Dance on
the corner of 11th Street and Main every Thursday from 6-7:30 p.m.
House/Cat Sitter
Needed
For 4-6 months in quiet, small home near Elmore’s Corner.
Pay utilities, care for cat, yard and house maintenance in exchange
for rent. Must be loving to cat. On occasion, I will come home.
970-903-3766.
The Clay Room
Durango’s Paint Your Own Pottery Studio is now open
Tuesday - Saturday at 171 E. 7th Street. June and July are filled
with 1 and 2 day art classes for kids for $20-$30. Plus Daily
Specials including Dads Paint for Free on Saturdays and
Lady’s Night Thursdays. Call or Click for details (970)
426-9685 artandlaughter.com.
Courtyard
Art Market
Sundays starting 1 p.m. (through November). Artisans of the
Southwest Gallery & Winery – (Highway 160) Pagosa
Springs. Art, Food, Wine Tasting, Beer. Artist spaces available
including all licensing and sales tax. Out of state artists
opportunity! (970) 264-9969.
Cyanotype Botanical Workshop
at Willowtail Springs, Mancos with Heather Leavitt Martinez.
Includes all supplies, bring a sack lunch, $60. Email
heather@heatherleavitt.com
or call 970-739-3200.
Durango Adventure
Xstream Race
seeking volunteers for Sat., June 26, for adventure race. Earn a
$100 race voucher good toward future race. Email jenny@gravityplay.com or call
970.259.7771.
Yoga Classes
For students of all levels taught by Kathy Curran. Drop-ins
welcome. Back Bending and Restorative Workshops, June 26. 259-4794.
www.4cornersyoga.com
Zydeco Dance
Workshop
Sat., June 12. Durango Dance, 7-8:30 p.m. Learn the basics and
styling for Zydeco – music and dance from Bayou of Louisiana.
RSVP or questions – Malia – 403-3081. Call for on-going
schedule.
Durango Shooters Photography Group
is having our first event, Downtown Photo Walk Fri 6/11 @ 7 p.m.
Meet at Open Shutter with camera and tripod/monopod. Call
970-779-0981. Fun and Photography!
Nia Classes
Taught by Lori Sadira. Nia is fusion movement that combines
dance, martial arts and healing arts for a dynamic workout.
Experience the joy of Nia -946-1554 or Lsadira@animas.net.
White Feather
Botanicals
Presents a primitive skills edible and medicinal plants workshop
with Doug Simons in Moab, Utah, June 18-20. Call Deb Buck for
details. 970-946-7223.
Clay Workshops
@ Articulation
Join Joe Kroenung in a series of 2-day workshops. First
workshop: June 12 & 13, learn hand building techniques to
construct teapots. Second workshop: July 10 & 11, hand building
sculpture using the theme “Colorado’s Industrial
Parts.” Learn new approaches and aesthetics to create your
own one-of-a-kind ceramic art. Call 946-5455 or kroenungceramics@hotmail.com
. Reserve limited space.
Got Music?
Guitar and bass lessons with Pete Giuliani. Fun lessons at my
home studio or at Canyon Music Woodworks. Need music for a wedding,
party or special event? Call 385-6713 or visit www.PeteGiuliani.com
Animas River Days
Help with River Days, June 11-13. Volunteers needed for all
aspects. Help make this the best year yet. Please contact
Meghan at 259-3583 or meghan@sanjuancitizens.org
Services
Hikercise!
Come delight in the Great Outdoors while turning your walking or
hiking into a Whole Body experience! First Class Free! Please
call Mimi at 799.7777 or visit www.hikercise.com
I fix
bad haircuts
Call and book with Kaye. Licensed barber-stylist. Experienced.
He - $20. She - $35. 8th & Main at Shampoo. Request Kaye.
247-5620.
Open up
your body
this summer! Ongoing Yoga classes. All levels w/ Cert. Iyengar
instr. Martha Evers 247-1853 or marthaevers@gmail.com
Summer
tutoring
for your K-9 student. Certified teacher, excellent references.
Remediation, review, and/or reteaching. Rates negotiable.
Call Jackie at 764-7340.
Yoga
and a Soak
at Trimble Hot Springs taught by Katherine McLain. Thursdays and
Sundays at 10. Call 503-501-7537.
AA Deck
Maintenance
Summer’s here. Pressure wash, sand and stain. 18 years
experience. Free estimate. 970-946-1357.
Pet
Sitting
Vacation for your dog! Have your dog go hiking every day while
you are away. Loving, in-home pet care. We love cats! Stop-by
visits for your furry felines while you are away. www.durangodogs.com Juliet 382-2542.
Astrology provides
the map
for you to connect with who you are and what you came to create.
Certified evolutionary astrologer. Lyn Goldberg. 769-1917.
Computer Driving
You Crazy?
Doesn’t work like it should? Not doing what you want it
to? Call The Computer Therapist, Charles can make it work right.
(970) 799-0686, CompTx@live.com
Spiritual Direction, Pastoral Counseling
Weeknights and weekends available. Call Ben (815) 260-4774.
The Computer Solution
Virus removal, re-formatting, software/hardware, networking
problems, Web design, etc. www.computersolutionco.com Call Brendan 903-4061.
BodyWork
Spectacular Summer Specials!
1 Hour Massage, $45; 1.5 Hours, $60. Buy 4, Get 1 Free!! Gift
Certificates Available. Meg Bush, CMT 970-759-0199.
Celebrate
Summer
with a relaxing massage on the Bio-Mat. 1 hr. - $40. 1.5 hr. -
$55. Buy 3 get 1 free. In-town location. Call Leslie Beals, CMT
970-759-6547.
ForSale
Women’s Hockey Gear
Skates with blade guards, helmet, pants. Shoulder, knee and
elbow pads, sticks, bag. Worn infrequently by a lazy, clean
player. $350.00 Call 903-0005.
Moots Compact
56 CM dream machine. Campy Chorus 10-speed. Carbon cranks. Eurus
wheels. Easton EC90 parts and fork. As new. Own a complete bike for
the price of the frame. $2,900. 749-8824.
Sand Tray Therapy
Supplies, Etc.
Sand tray plus miniatures. Negotiable. Pine writing desk, secret
compartments, $340, SRP $1,200. Solid pine book shelf, $50. Two
large area rugs, earth tones, $50, $40. 970-769-7269.
Good, Used
Refrigerator $60, snowshoes $40, electric typewriter $25, yoga
& exercise bench $40, various stereo components, (new) medicine
cabinet $50. Call 259-6875.
1999 4-Runner
Silver, cloth, sunroof, clean, serviced. 97K, $7,550, below
book. Queen-size boxspring mattress gently used good shape, $130.
Call 946-3934 or 764-4135.
Hot Tub
Hot Springs, rated the best. Oldie but in excellent shape.
Four-person. Redwood sided, 110 electric. $1,400. 884-9441.
Large collection of Snowdown Posters
Starting from 1985. Can purchase individually or entire
collection. Call 970-533-4047 or 970-799-8479 for complete list.
Inflatable Kayak
Fleet Sale!
You Save $250. Only used 2-3 times for our events. Like-new
condition. More Info at: www.GravityPlay.com or 970-259-7771.
Moots
YBB 20”
Buncha nice components. Duuude … it’s a Moots.
$2,000. Sean, 259-7092
Bianchi Veloce
Triple 61cm
Campagnolo Veloce components. Ironhorse Clydesdale Special. Or
for the new, tall parent – a Burley-pulling machine - $500.
Sean – 259-7092
Reruns Home
Furnishings
Patio furniture. Mexican style table and chairs, lots of rugs.
572 E. 6th Ave. 385-7336.
RealEstate
Consider
Mancos
Affordable homes. ½ hr from Durango. Quiet in-town
living. Great library. Natural foods store, Farmers market. Contact
experienced and knowledgeable Broker - Bill Stanley.billstanley@remax.net
or 970-749-7671. 1st time homebuyers welcome.
1 Bedroom
Condo
$149,900. Views. New. Clubhouse. Workout facility. Possible
owner carry. REJOYCE Real Estate Co. 749-6120.
Tucson Trade
4 bdrm 3 ba home for sale in Tucson. Trade for Durango Home.
259-0721.
Downtown
Condo
3b/2b, 2car gar. $239K Tina @CBHHR 946-2902.
ForRent
Beautiful
Victorian Inn
Prices start at $45. Internet Cafe on site, sand volleyball
court in-town, Rico. themineshaftinn.com 970-967-3769.
Housemate
Wanted
to share amazing home in town. Clean, quiet, professional female
preferred. No Students, smokers, or pets. $700/month includes
everything. Call 908.403.9975.
1 Bedroom
/1 Bath
new, furnished apartment in house. Heartwoodcohousing.com, near
Bayfield. $550 + 1/3 utilities/HOA. Washer/dryer. 250 acres.
749-6120.
1br/$500
or 2br mom-in-law/$800 incl all rentaroom28@yahoo.com
1BR, 1BA
Rivergate loft
Avail. July. Open floor plan, high ceilings, balcony.
Underground parking. WD, DW, Micro. Gas, trash, sewer incl.
No pets/smoking. 1-year lease $1,350/mo. 739-3200.
Farm
Friends
one to two rooms in a green home, huge garden, pond, acreage, no
lease. 10 miles s. of Durango. Pets negotiable. Potential work
trade. 970-749-8549.
Dance studio
for rent
In the Smiley Building. $15/hr. Sound system, mirrors, large,
beautiful. 259-4122 or lisa@dancedurango.com
CommunityService
Wheat & Gluten
Intolerance
Support Group meets the third Wednesdays of every month at 5:30
p.m. at the Crossroads Building, 1075 Main Ave. All are welcome.
E-mail gfindurango@gmail.com for
meeting room location or add’l info.
Are you
a parent
with a child under age 5? Then come explore the Family Center of
Durango. We have developmental playgroups, parenting classes, a toy
lending library, safe exchange and supervised visits, a family
support unit, and more! Call us at 385-4747 or stop by
489½ Florida Rpad.
Cadence
Therapeutic Riding
is seeking volunteers and is always searching for possible
riders to participate in our program. Cadence is a non-profit
organization that provides equestrian experiences for adults and
children with special needs. Visit www.cadenceriding.org or call 749-7433 for more
information.
Alzheimer’s
Association
Support Groups meet the first and third Wednesday of the month
at the Durango/La Plata Senior Center at 10:30 a.m. and the second
Tuesday of every month at the Alzheimer’s Association at 7
p.m. For more information, call Elaine Stumpo at 259-0122.
Raw Food
Lunches
Nonprofit organization Turtle Lake Refuge offers organic,
living-food lunch every Tuesday and Friday from 11:11 a.m. to 2:22
p.m. Suggested donation $10-$15. 247-8395. 848 E. Third Ave.
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Melodrama returns to the Henry Strater Theatre
What: George M. Cohen’s “The Tavern” and a Vaudeville revue
Where: The Henry Strater Theatre, 699 Main Ave.
When: Opening on June 11 at 7:45 p.m. and running on Tuesday through Sunday throughout the summer
Melodrama returns to the Henry Strater Theatre this Friday. A
nearly 50-year-old local tradition goes back on stage at the Hank
with the George M. Cohan classic, “The Tavern.” The
play will be followed by a traditional Vaudeville revue.
“The Tavern” takes place in a lonely tavern on a
wild and stormy night. The cast of characters includes a mysterious
vagabond, a woman, and the State Governor and his family. Several
persons are suspected of a crime and the vagabond takes infinite
delight in observing developments as they take place about him.
Hisses, cheers and ahhh’s from the crowd are all a welcome
part of the nuanced theater.
“The Tavern” shows nightly – Tuesday through
Sunday – at 7:45 p.m., and shows run through Aug. 21. More
information can be found at www.henrystratertheatre.com or by
calling 375-7160.
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Melodrama returns to the Henry Strater Theatre
What: George M. Cohen’s “The Tavern” and a Vaudeville revue
Where: The Henry Strater Theatre, 699 Main Ave.
When: Opening on June 11 at 7:45 p.m. and running on Tuesday through Sunday throughout the summer
Melodrama returns to the Henry Strater Theatre this Friday. A
nearly 50-year-old local tradition goes back on stage at the Hank
with the George M. Cohan classic, “The Tavern.” The
play will be followed by a traditional Vaudeville revue.
“The Tavern” takes place in a lonely tavern on a
wild and stormy night. The cast of characters includes a mysterious
vagabond, a woman, and the State Governor and his family. Several
persons are suspected of a crime and the vagabond takes infinite
delight in observing developments as they take place about him.
Hisses, cheers and ahhh’s from the crowd are all a welcome
part of the nuanced theater.
“The Tavern” shows nightly – Tuesday through
Sunday – at 7:45 p.m., and shows run through Aug. 21. More
information can be found at www.henrystratertheatre.com or by
calling 375-7160.
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