Here’s a list of some of the events happening in the Yampa Valley, in both Routt and Moffat County, and a few in Rio Blanco County. They’re listed in the order in which they happen. ONGOING events are at the end. Definitely scroll down to the ONGOING EVENTS. There are a lot for the summer.
Local counties also have Events Pages
- Steamboat Springs Events Calendar
- Craig Chamber of Commerce Events Calendar
- Hayden Chamber of Commerce Events Calendar
- Meeker Chamber of Commerce Events Calendar
Now through Oct. 13
The Craig Police Department has released a list of eight vehicles that have been impounded and are now for sale. Some haven’t been claimed after a criminal investigation and others have been abandoned. The vehicles range from a motorcycle to cars, trucks, and SUVs, as old as 1986 and as new as 2017. As of today, Sept. 29, you can make an appointment to inspect the vehicles that are available and then make a big anytime between now and Oct. 13. All vehicles are sold “as is.” Call the Moffat County Safety Center at 970-826-2360 to set up an appointment.
OCTOBER
Here’s some of the fun happening Fridays at the Club with the Boys & Girls Club of Steamboat Springs. It’s from 7-10 p.m. and it’s free fun open to all Routt County high school students. The Boys & Girls Club is at 325 8th Street in Steamboat Springs. Find out more at BGCNWC.org or call 970-871-3160.
Friday, Oct. 10
For all high schoolers: 
Movie Night is Friday night, to watch 
Hubie Halloween. Prizes will be given away every 30 minutes, with popcorn and candy. Open gym is also available. Doors open at 7 p.m. This is part of the Boys & Girls Club’s Free Community High School Events. 
See the event calendar through December at https://bgcnwc.org/highschool/
Oct. 1
Enrollment for Routt County 4-H begins today. The program is backed by grants and nationwide support. Over 270 youth join the Routt County 4-H program every year to explore science, health, agriculture, and leadership. Questions? Email RC4H@co.routt.co.us or call 970-879-0825.
Oct. 6-10
It’s Homecoming Week for the SoRoCo Rams in Oak Creek.
Oct. 8
The Chili Cookoff at SoRoCo High School is at 6 pm. Wednesday, Oct. 8. It’s $5 per person to try green chili, red chili, and specialty chili. Information to sign up is on our website.
Oct. 9
The City of Craig Parks & Rec is hosting a Sneak Peek of the new Craig River Park today. Shuttles will e taking people to the park from the main Loudy Simpson Parking Lot today, starting at 3:45 p.m. Register online here
Oct. 9 and Oct. 23 and Nov. 6
Women United of United Way of the Yampa Valley is offering a free 3-Class Program about budgeting. Dates are Oct. 9, Oct. 23, and Nov. 6. The class is from 6-8 p.m. in the dining room at Colorado Mountain College in Steamboat. A free dinner is at 5:15 p.m. Enroll by calling 970-879-5605 or visit UnitedWayoftheYampaValley.org
Oct. 9
STAND, which is Steamboat Team to Disrupt Antisemitism and Discrimination is hosting a gathering from 5-6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, at Wildhorse Cinema. The theme is “It Starts with the Books.” Students from the Social Justice Club at Steamboat Springs High School will be there. Everyone is welcome. Learn more at StandSteamboat.org
Oct. 10
The last Hayden Granary Barn Dance for the summer is Friday, Oct. 10. Suggested donation is $10/person ($5 for youth) or $20 on nights of LIVE music. The show is from 6:30-10 p.m. on Friday night, Oct. 10. Basic dance instruction starts off the evening. The Hayden Granary is at 198 East Lincoln Ave. in Hayden. Find out more at HaydenGranary.org
Friday, Oct. 10
The annual Smartwool Sample Sale is Oct. 10. You must have registered for a one-hour shopping slot or open shopping is from 4-5 p.m. Most items are men’s and women’s mediums. The sale is in Olympian Hall at Howelsen Hill. The event is hosted by Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club. LINK to Register
Oct. 10
High school students are invited to a Beetlejuice Movie Night at Wildhorse Cinema tonight. Partners for Youth and Steamboat Springs Teen Council are hosting the free night of fun for high school kids. Questions? Email Sarah@PartnersYouth.org or text 970-819-1202.
Oct. 10-12
The Fall Craft and Vendor Show is at Centennial Mall in Craig, Oct. 10-12. It’s from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and then 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Stop by to see booths from local artists and grab a snack from food vendors. For more information, contact Dawn Bevel at 970-714-1414.
Saturday, Oct. 11
GroupGives of the Yampa Valley is coordinating their annual Coat Drive. They’re collecting “like new” winter coats for LiftUp, which will later be distributed to those who need some extra winter warmth. Look for GroupGives vans in the parking lot at Natural Grocers, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 11. Drop off bins are also available for coats now at The Group Real Estate offices at 509 Lincoln Avenue.
Saturday, Oct. 11
Fall Fest is back for another year at North Routt Community Charter School. The fun is from 1-5 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11, at the school in North Routt. There will be a pumpkin patch, food and games, music, and camels at a petting zoo. All proceeds go to North Routt Community Charter Preschool.
Oct. 11, Oct. 18, Oct. 25, and Oct. 31
The cult classic Rocky Horror Picture Show is playing at different venues throughout the Yampa Valley this month, hosted by Yampa Valley Pride.
- 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 11, at Bud Werner Library (SOBER Show)
- 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18 at the Hayden Center in Hayden
- 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 25, at Wildhorse Cinema in Steamboat Springs
- 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31, at Perry-Mansfield in Steamboat Springs
Oct. 11
There is a Free Veterinary Clinic from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 11. It’s at Cook Subaru, at 1955 Curve Court. The ASPCA has provided a $4,000 grant to help provide free services to 100 pets in Northwest Colorado, including vaccinations and microchipping. The clinic is on a first-come, first-served basis to the first 100 animals.
Oct. 11
Friends of the Yampa presents their annual Big Snow Bash fundraiser. It’s from 7-11 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 11, at Old Town Pub. The band is, “A Brother’s Fountain.” Tickets are $35 for FOTY members and $40 for nonmembers. Members can purchase up to two tickets at the discounted ticket price and receive a door prize ticket upon entry. The online auction portion of the fundraiser will kick off at noon on Sunday, Oct. 5, and run through noon on Sunday, Oct. 12. The auction features generous donations including rafting trips, outdoor gear, guided fishing trips, local goods and more! Local artists have even painted custom ammo cans. Preview the auction items here: 32auctions.com/BSB25 and get ready to start bidding. Purchase tickets here
Oct. 11-12
The Routt Pumpkin Fest is Oct. 11-12, at Warhorse Ranch. Enjoy a pumpkin patch, hayride, hay maze, pony rides, a BBQ, live music, and lots of fun and games for the kids. It’s from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event is a benefit for Warhorse Ranch, 21850 County Road 56, Steamboat Springs. Tickets are available at RouttPumpkinFest.com
Oct. 12
Join the fun for the “Best Day Ever” party on Oct. 12, at Mountain Tap. This is the celebration of Pete Van De Carr, and the launch of the Best Day Ever Fund, set up in memory of Pete. It is to help youth have their own best day ever. There will be live music throughout the evening with door prizes and more. It’s from 4-7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12.
Oct. 13
Meet the city council and school board candidates today in a Candidates Forum, hosted by First Impressions. It starts at 5:30 p.m. in the Routt County Community Room at 135 6th Street in Steamboat Springs. They’ll be asked to share views on issues that impact young children, families, and early childhood education in Routt County. A light dinner and childcare will be provided.
Oct. 14-31
Open Registration: October 14-31, 2025 for SBT GRVL p/b Wahoo 2026 Enter the open registration process for a chance to secure your spot on the starting line
Oct. 14
Keep Bears Wild is hosting a talk about co-existing with bears in the Yampa Valley. It’s at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14 I Library Hall at Bud Werner Memorial Library. Christy Bubenheim will also have an update from the International Human-Bear Conflicts Workshop.
Oct. 14
The Town of Yampa is hosting a Community Vaccine Clinic with South Routt Medical Center. Vaccines that are available are flu, COVID, shingles, and MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella). Please bring an insurance card if you have one. The clinic is from 3-7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, at Crossan’s/Town Hall, 101 Main Street in Yampa.
Oct. 14 and Oct. 15
You’re invited to learning about “The Cost of Poverty Experience,” or COPE. It’s an immersive simulation that gives a glimpse into the lives of low-income individuals and families in our community. The event is also hosted by the Health Partnership. It starts at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14, at Steamboat Christian Center, and it includes lunch.
A second event is at the same time on Wednesday, Oct. 15, at the Chamber of Commerce building in Craig.
1st and 3rd Wednesdays (Oct. 15, Nov. 5 and 19, Dec. 3 and 17)
All are invited for CRIBBAGE at The Veterans Center. This is for beginners or experts and anyone who would like to join, from 6-8 p.m. on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month.
Oct. 16
Training for Responsible Alcohol Servers is Thursday, Oct. 16, in Craig. This is free to community members, although donations are appreciated from local businesses participating. The workshop training promotes responsible alcohol service, protects community safety, reduces legal and financial liability, enhances customer experience, and builds professional credibility. It is from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, in the library at Colorado Northwestern Community College in Craig. The Responsible Alcohol Server Training is sponsored by the Northwest Colorado Chapter of Parrotheads.
Oct. 17
The Steamboat Sailors Dance Team is hosting a Disney Character Tea Party from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 17 because there is no school that day. It is at Strawberry Park Elementary. Kids can dress up, learn a dance, do some crafts, and take pictures with their favorite characters. Donations are accepted to help the dance team with expenses for uniforms and for travel to CHSAA’s State Championship Competition.
From event organizers, kids can:
- Take photos with characters like Buzz Lightyear, Elsa, Belle, Snow White, Moana, Mirabel, Rapunzel, and Tinkerbell
- Get creative at our craft corner – decorate a crown or sword, color, and enjoy face painting
- Visit our NEW Bippity Boppity Boutique for hair and makeup
- Learn a short dance from the High School Dance Team
- Enjoy a sweet Tea Party & Bake Sale
- Dress up as your favorite Disney character, princess, or break out the Halloween costumes!
Please note that this is a family event; an adult must accompany children.
Oct. 17
The Northwest Colorado Research Roadshow is Friday, Oct. 17, complete with an inflatable colon tunnel. It’s to help teach about polyps and the importance of getting screened to find cancer early. The Research Roadshow is a free community event designed for older adults, to learn how to live well and age strong through research. Topics include mobility, healthy brain aging, cancer prevention, and research for veterans. There will also be activities. A light lunch is included. The event is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center.
Guests are encouraged to pre-register by visiting the Registration Link, scanning the QR code, or calling Jodi Waterhouse at 858.231.1423. Those who pre-register have a chance to win a $50 gift card.
Oct. 17-18
The 42nd Annual Writers Conference presented by Steamboat Creates starts today. The reception is Friday night and the conference is Saturday at the Depot Art Center. More information
Oct. 18
The Wyman Museum Pumpkin patch is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, just on the east side of Craig. Reach out to the museum if you would like to be a vendor.
Oct. 18
The Diamond and Spurs Gala, presented by the Craig Rotary Club is Oct. 18. Those honored for this year’s Bill & Nancy Muldoon Humanitarian Award will be Monte Robertson and Tom Gilchrist. The event is at the Moffat County Fairgrounds.
Oct. 20
Join Routt County Coalition for a Ceasefire in a night of education and community for a film screening of “Where Olive Trees Weep” from 6-8 p.m. at Bud Werner’s Library Hall Monday, Oct. 20. The screening is open to anyone interested in learning more about the Palestinian struggle. Routt County Coalition for a Ceasefire’s portion of the proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to support Palestinian families impacted in partnership with Ceasefire Now Roaring Fork Valley. Tickets are $4 and available HERE
Oct. 21
You’re invited to a free workshop, “Tackling Teen Online Sports Gambling.” It’s from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Media Center at Steamboat Springs High School. Dinner will be provided from the SSHS PIC. “This workshop aims to inform caregivers regarding the prevalence of online gambling amongst teens, how minors are accessing online platforms that are supposed to be for adults (18+), the potential risks to your teen’s mental and financial well-being and how to engage them on the topic.” For more information, or to RSVP, email Tom Valand (tvaland@ssk12.org).
Virtual link here: https://meet.google.com/uac-sayh-nrr
Oct. 21-24
A community united for change! Better Tomorrow invites you to join them for From Awareness to Action (FATA), a powerful 4-day social justice training series happening October 21–24 at Bud Werner Memorial Library Hall.
Each day builds toward action, covering critical topics from community safety to restorative practices. Whether you attend one day or all four, you’ll walk away with tools to make a difference. It’s more than a training. It’s a call to action. Together, we can build a safer, stronger, more connected Yampa Valley.
By participating, you’ll:
✔ Learn concrete ways to address harm in our community
✔ Connect with others who care about safety and justice
✔ Be part of creating long-lasting change in the Yampa Valley
📅 Save the date, gather your colleagues, and register today. LINK TO REGISTER
Find out more at https://bettertomorrowco.org/
Starts Oct. 22
Women United and United Way of the Yampa Valley are hosting a Homebuying 3-Class Series, on Oct. 22, Nov. 5, and Nov. 12. Learn how to prepare, work through the process, and finalize buying a home. Classes are from 6-7:30 p.m. in SB215 at Colorado Mountain College. Free dinner starts at 5:15 p.m. To register, call 970-879-5605, ext. 107, or find out more at UnitedWayoftheYampaValley.org
Oct. 23
The author of “Bicycling with Butterflies,” is speaking at CMC on Thursday. Sara Dykman rode over 10,000 miles on a bike, following the migration of monarch butterflies. Her book has been chosen as the CMC Common Reader for 2025. She’ll be speaking at 6 p.m. on the Steamboat Springs campus of CMC.
Free books are available at libraries and CMC locations https://coloradomtn.edu/community-partnerships/common-reader/#book-copies, and are for sale at local bookstores.
For more information, visit coloradomtn.edu/common-reader or call 800-621-8559.
Sunday, Oct. 26
Join Colorado Mountain College’s Residence Hall Association (RHA) for a spooky good time at Hill Hall’s Enchanted Castle event. It’s from 3-5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26.
The whole building will be decked out for trick-or-treating, games, and fun — perfect for families and community members of all ages. Trick-or-treat throughout the hall and look for the doors with little trick-or-treat signs. Enjoy a free carnival with prizes and games on the first floor.
Please bring a non-perishable food donation to help support CMC’s local food drive.
Buckets/bags for trick-or-treating will be available at the front desk if needed. Everything is free and open to the community.
Oct. 31
Trick or Treat Street in Downtown Craig. Hours are 4-6 p.m.
Trick or Treat Street in Downtown Steamboat Springs. Hours are 5-7 p.m.
Apply before Nov. 3
The City of Steamboat Springs is taking applications for City 101. It’s a series of tours, forums, and hands-on activities to learn how the different departments in the City of Steamboat Springs work, and work together with teamwork and planning. Sessions are typically on Wednesdays, starting in early December through the end of May. Apply through SteamboatSprings.net/City101.
Applications and additional program details can be found online
Nov. 5
SBT GRVL p/b Wahoo 2026 Today is Rider Registration Confirmation where all registrants will be notified of their selection status.
Nov. 5
Strawberry Park Elementary hosts the Family Reading Jamboree from 5-6:30 p.m. tonight. All Strawberry Park families are invited to join the fun and promote a love of reading.
Nov. 15
Gravy Train 5K in Loudy-Simpson Park in Craig
Nov. 29
Parade of Lights and Festival of Lights in Craig
Dec. 5-6
Holiday Artisan Market at the Moffat County Pavilion
Dec. 5-6
Finding Christmas: Home for the Holidays at Strings Music Pavilion. The holidays are more than a season – they’re a symphony of moments, woven from the first snowfall, cherished traditions, and the joy of togetherness. Home isn’t just a place; it’s where music fills the air, laughter echoes, and memories are made. This winter, the Steamboat Symphony Orchestra invites you to celebrate the season with a concert filled with festive cheer, timeless melodies, and symphonic magic. Wherever home is for you, let the music bring you there. Purchase Tickets Here
Dec. 12-14
The Christmas Craft and Vendor Show is at Centennial Mall in Craig, Dec. 12-14. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and then 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. For more information, contact Dawn Bevel at 970-714-1414.
Dec. 13
Downhome Christmas in the Yampa Building in Craig
Feb. 5
Winter Concert: Symphony of Champions – Celebrating the Olympic Spirit at Strings Music Pavilion. Imagine your heart pounding as the Olympic Fanfare begins. Feel the pride as local Olympians march through the hall, take the stage, and inspire us with their presence. Let your Steamboat Symphony Orchestra lift your spirits and stir your imagination with music that celebrates excellence, unity, and the very best of our community during this Symphonic Winter Carnival.
June 26-28 SBT GRVL – SBT GRVL p/b Wahoo 2026
GRVL® Expo: Friday, June 26 – Saturday, June 27th, 2026
- The festivities return to Yampa Street in downtown Steamboat Springs
Ride and Race Day: Sunday, June 28th 2026
- Black Course Race
- New Black (112 mile) Elite and Amateur single lap race course with rolling enclosure and safety bubble starting and finishing on Yampa Street.
- Green, Red and Blue Course Rides
New Green (25 mile), Red (53 mile), and Blue (77 mile) ride routes starting and finishing on Yampa Street.
ONGOING
June 25
A new exhibit opens at the Tread of Pioneers Museum on Wednesday, June 25. The exhibit is: “Triumph and Perseverance: The Olympic Legacy in Steamboat Springs.” The exhibit will celebrate the record number of local Olympians who have called Steamboat Springs home, while building excitement for the upcoming 2026 Winter Games.
Now
Enrollment is open for the upcoming school year for North Routt Community Charter School in Clark. This is for kids in elementary through middle school. There is daily bus service to and from Steamboat Springs. There is also an after-school program available with a FLEX Friday schedule. Email Office@NorthRouttCharter.org. Or call 970-871-6062.
Starting June 15
The Oak Creek Farmers Market is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine, every Sunday (June 15 through Aug. 31) in the Oak Creek Downtown Park and Main Street and Sharp.
Ongoing
The Rocket Pack Free Summer Lunch program for school-aged kids has started. It’s free during the summer. Pick up a week’s worth of lunches from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday’s and Tuesdays, at the Lift Up Food Bank in Steamboat Springs, at 2095 Curve Court. In Oak Creek, pick up a Rocket Pack bag of lunches from 9:30-11 a.m. on Tuesdays.
Through Aug. 31
Steamboat Art Museum presents The Art of Printmaking: Process and Passion, May 31 through Aug. 31. From Plate to Paper, experience the soul of printmaking unveiled. Guest curated by master printmaker and artist, Sue Oehme,
bringing together 45 artists from around the world.
June 21 Celebration with the Curator and Artists from 5-7 p.m. Tickets go on sale May 15.
Through Aug. 14
The Walnut Street Market in Hayden is from 5-8 p.m. every Thursday, from June 5-Aug. 14. You’ll find produce and items from local families, farmers, ranchers and artists, as well as food trucks. If interested in participating, email Market@HaydenColorado.org The cost is $10 for a vendor and $25 for a food truck. Vendors must have a valid sales tax license.
Through Sept. 20
The Steamboat Springs Farmers Market, presented by F.M. Light & Sons, is from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday on Yampa Street. You’ll find over 150 vendors at the Farmers Market each week.
Starting June 15
The Oak Creek Farmers Market is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine, every Sunday (June 15 through Aug. 31) in the Oak Creek Downtown Park and Main Street and Sharp.
NOW
Tickets to this summer’s performances at Strings Music Festival are now on sale. This is the 38th summer season for Strings, which begins June 27. Tickets for all of the summer concerts and performances are at StringsMusicFestival.com
Northwest Colorado Health looking for volunteers
Northwest Colorado Health is seeking community members to join our volunteer team in Routt and Moffat counties. There is currently a specific need for volunteers in Moffat County, as well as bilingual English/Spanish volunteers in either county. Opportunities include:
- Hospice Volunteers – provide comfort and support to Hospice patients (direct service), or support Hospice families by running errands, cooking meals or assisting with other tasks (indirect service);
- The Haven Assisted Living Volunteers – share a talent or skill with residents in Hayden;
- Event Volunteers – support fundraising events by helping to sell and deliver Hospice Daffodils in the spring or assist with the Rubber Ducky Race for Hospice in the summer/fall.
We welcome volunteers of all ages and backgrounds and will tailor positions to your unique skills, availability and experience. Hospice certification training is required for individuals interested in working directly with Hospice patients; the next training for these volunteer roles will be held in early May.
For more information about joining our Volunteer Team, please contact Kyleigh Lawler at 970-871-7609 or klawler@northwestcolcoloradohealth.org. For more information visit northwestcoloradohealth.org/volunteer.
The Routt County Riders Bike Match program has also started. This is where you can donate a gently used bike, and it will be fixed up and given to someone who needs it. Contact: Matthew@RouttCountyRiders.org or Lucy@RouttCountyRiders.org
Moffat County 4-H is looking for 4-H leaders. They need help with things like leatherwork and woodworking, foods, baking, beekeeping, sewing, and scrapbooking. Reach out to the local 4-H office if you’re interested. 970-824-9180.
Ongoing
The Caring Hearts Support Group for Suicide Prevention and Depression meets at 7 p.m. every Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Craig. All are welcome and refreshments are provided. Contact: CaringHands88@hotmail.com or call 970-756-1866.
Steamboat Springs Teen Council meets at 6:15 p.m. every Thursday in the Routt County Community Room at 135 6th Street. There’s free food, and all high schoolers are invited. For more information, email ssteencouncil@partnersyouth.org
You aren’t alone. Please reach out to REPS (Reaching Everyone Preventing Suicide) to learn about their confidential and complimentary services that are available. Their number is 970-846-8182. If you are in crisis, dial 988. Please know that people care about you and you aren’t alone.
Tuesday nights
Bingo Night is from 6-7:30 p.m. every Tuesday at Mythology Distillery. But first, it’s free music from 5-6 p.m. featuring Jay Roemer. Free to play. Three games per night. Win a cocktail, some Mythology swag or a bottle of something tasty at Mythology’s Tuesday Bingo night. 2875 Elk River Road. Saturday afternoons, enjoy live music in the Whiskey Garden Party. DJs are having fun on Sunday afternoons.
Ongoing
Open Mic Night is every third Wednesday, at the Luttrell Barn in Craig. It starts at 6 p.m. Call Dave Payton for questions at 970-819-4011.
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Community grief support groups are available in Steamboat Springs at the Heart of Steamboat United Methodist Church, in the fireplace room there. This is at 736 Oak Street. They meet from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tuesdays.
Groups also meet at the Hayden Public Library. That’s from 3-4 pm. on the first and third Monday of each month.
Meetings focus on understanding death and honoring connection with a deceased loved one while making a healthy transition into life without that person. These support groups are free and open to the community. Find out more at NorthwestColoradoHealth.org Those interested in participating should contact Dr. Jo Anne Grace, Spiritual Care and Bereavement Coordinator at 970-846-8319 prior to attending.
Atmos Energy offers year-round relief through energy assistance programs such as, Sharing the Warmth. Customers may locate an agency by visiting https://www.atmosenergy.com/customer-service/bill-payment-assistance or calling 211.
Atmos Energy encourages customers needing solutions to keep up with their monthly natural gas expenses to contact Atmos Energy’s customer service team at 888.286.6700 or visit the account center at https://www.atmosenergy.com/accountcenter/logon/login.html
Ongoing
The Craig branch of the Moffat County Library is partnering with local Girl Scouts to offer a special Saturday Story Time. The Girl Scouts will be reading the books at 3:30 p.m. on every third Saturday of the month. This is in addition to regular Story Time every Thursday, which has story time sessions at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. each week.
The “Partners” organization is looking for some male mentors. This is for Routt and Moffat counties. They have 25 youth on a waitlist and they especially need men to help be a mentor. Applications are at PartnersYouth.org or reach out to Erin@PartnersYouth.org
First and Third Thursdays
Hayden Town Council meets at 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Thursdays of every month, in Hayden Town Hall. You are invited to join.
Full Moon Calendar for 2025
- April 13 – Pink Moon
- May 12 – Flower Moon
- June 11 – Strawberry Moon
- July 10 – Buck Moon
- August 9 – Sturgeon Moon
- September 7 – Harvest Moon
- October 7 – Hunter’s Moon
- November 5 – Beaver Moon
- December 4 – Cold Moon
Find all details on space.com.