Durango Round Dance and Native American Arts & Craft Market
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THE DURANGO ROUND DANCE & NATIVE ARTS MARKET IS BACK — WITH A NEW LOCATION!
Durango Native American Heritage Month tradition is returning! This year, the Durango Round Dance & Native Arts Market is moving to the La Plata County Fairgrounds to accommodate our growing community.
Following last year’s incredible turnout, the DSD Native American Education Program, Durango Indigenous Kinship Initiative, Visit Durango Ambassador Kristean Velasquez, and Southern Ute Community Organizer Elise Redd have come together to support the continued growth and future of this special community gathering.
Traditionally held during the colder autumn and winter months, Round Dances create space for social connection, community building, and cultural sharing. Here in Durango, this tradition has become a meaningful part of Native American Heritage Month, bringing together Indigenous families, college students, and our broader non-Indigenous community.
Join us as we gather to share a meal, celebrate Indigenous cultures, strengthen relationships, and build community through connection and tradition.
Everyone is welcome. Come share in the culture, arts and community.
NEW LOCATION: La Plata County Fairgrounds
Friday, November 13th 3:00pm-10:30pm
Vendor and Artist : See post in vendor for more information on how to join us!
Durango Native American Heritage Month tradition is returning! This year, the Durango Round Dance & Native Arts Market is moving to the La Plata County Fairgrounds to accommodate our growing community.
Following last year’s incredible turnout, the DSD Native American Education Program, Durango Indigenous Kinship Initiative, Visit Durango Ambassador Kristean Velasquez, and Southern Ute Community Organizer Elise Redd have come together to support the continued growth and future of this special community gathering.
Traditionally held during the colder autumn and winter months, Round Dances create space for social connection, community building, and cultural sharing. Here in Durango, this tradition has become a meaningful part of Native American Heritage Month, bringing together Indigenous families, college students, and our broader non-Indigenous community.
Join us as we gather to share a meal, celebrate Indigenous cultures, strengthen relationships, and build community through connection and tradition.
Everyone is welcome. Come share in the culture, arts and community.
NEW LOCATION: La Plata County Fairgrounds
Friday, November 13th 3:00pm-10:30pm
Vendor and Artist : See post in vendor for more information on how to join us!
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Where is it happening?
La Plata County Fairgrounds and Event Center, 2500 Main Ave, Durango, CO 81301-5900, United States
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Host or PublisherIndigenous Kinship Initiative
