Sponsored by CREA and in creative collaboration with ZU Gallery and CPAAC (Cortez Public Arts Advisory Committee), First Friday Cortez brings into focus the creative arts in our city and has grown to include many locations around town.
FOUR CORNERS STUDIO ARTISTS SHOW June 6 - 28 at the Cortez Cultural Center The Cortez Cultural Center will be presenting artwork from area studio's to highlight their work during […]
First Friday Cortez brings into focus the creative arts in our city and has grown to include many locations around town.
A special musical performance at Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and Museum by Chantil Dukart
You are invited to the Four Corners Indigenous Art Market at Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and Museum on June 28, 2025. Art demonstrations and cultural lectures will take […]
Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and Museum will be hosting the 3rd annual Four Corners Indigenous Art Market
Join us in Montezuma Park at the corner of Market & Montezuma in Cortez, CO for this annual Outdoor Market featuring vendors, live music, dancing, food & drink, giveaways and community fun!
Mancos Days is a long-running community festival held each summer in Mancos, Colorado. It began in 1958 at Boyle Park and has since grown into a full weekend celebration featuring […]
Join us for this monthly celebration of community and the arts, shopping, and dining in Cortez, Colorado! Sponsored by CREA and in creative collaboration with ZU Gallery and CPAAC (Cortez Public Arts Advisory Committee), First […]
Up, up and away with the Cortez Rendezvous Balloon Rally! For over 20 years this annual event on the first weekend in August has brought a weekend of Hot Air Balloon family-friendly activities for locals, tourists and balloon enthusiasts from near and far.
Join us in Montezuma Park at the corner of Market & Montezuma in Cortez, CO for this annual Outdoor Market featuring vendors, live music, dancing, food & drink, giveaways and […]
Join the Montezuma Heritage Museum for the opening of Native Scenes, Native Stories. This exhibit features the work of local Diné artists, Keith Smith and Ed Singer.