San Juan Silver Stage | August 2021 Volume 25, No. 08
CELEBRATING OUR 25TH ANNIVERSARY
as the region’s Premier Lifestyles Publication since 1996
Photography by Gary Radcliff. Ouray Images, Treehouse Studio, Ridgway, Colorado
This issue
When you see this icon, click on it or on the STORY LINK next to it for a downloadable, printable version of the story. Many of our readers like to read a printed page. Since we are no longer producing a print issue of the Silver Stage, we’ve found a way for you to still have, hold, and read a paper page.
Sculptures in Marble
Blue Sage, Paonia
Natalie Heller
Lone Cone Photography
Natalie Heller, Lone Cone Photography, Ridgway CO. Courtesy photo.
By Kate Burke. Natalie Heller is featured throughout August at Montrose Center for the Arts. Her solo exhibit portrays her fascination of the “old west” from the perspective of a midwesterner. An experienced and award-winning photographer, now, she’s living her dream, immersing herself in western lifestyle and scenic vistas as she views both through the lens of her camera. [Story]
HURRY!. GET TICKETS NOW
Montrose Art Center
MCA’S Fundraiser Event: DEB BARR IN CONCERT – [TICKETS.]
Held at the Montrose Methodist Church, next door to MCA.
Doors: 6:30-6:45 pm General Admission
Show: 7 -8:30 pm
Don’t wait. Reserve your ticket now!
Covid mandates followed – see signage on door. Distance seating available.
Visit our just updated AUGUST Arts & Entertainment page to see the latest A&E news.
Mark your calendars
TICKETS available at Sharing Ministries and Habitat for Humanity of the San Juans. All proceeds will equally benefit Sharing Ministries and Habitat. All alcohol sales will benefit the Black Canyon Boys & Girls Club.
Community Living Services:
We Need You!
[By Eva Veitch, Region 10 Community Living Services Program Director.] Attention handy people of all ages! We need your time and talents to assist older adults in your community. I get calls several times a week from older adults who are really struggling to keep up with their yards, keep weeds under control, shovel snow in the winter, paint the house, get the air conditioner in and out and so on. Like us; these people just want to be able to remain in their home. Yes, it would be easier to downsize or go to an assisted living but in this high real estate market; that is just not an option for most people. Please gather your friends and neighbors and join the Region 10 Senior Volunteer Handy Helpers Program
Handyman Help Needed
