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 Chamber Events Calendar
- Craig Chamber of Commerce Events Calendar
- Hayden Chamber of Commerce Events Calendar
- Meeker Chamber of Commerce Events Calendar
First three weeks in December
The Battle of the Badges is underway. The Steamboat Springs Police Department (SSPD) and Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue (SSFR) are having a food drive for LiftUp of Routt County. Food and non-perishables and also monetary donations are being collected at Safeway, City Market, and Walmart in Steamboat Springs. Money is also being collected for LiftUp’s Housing and Utility Assistance Programs.
Ongoing
A group called Steamboat Secret Santas is working to help 888 local recipients this holiday season, make the holidays a bit less stressful, and more magical. There is a QR code on the flyer on how you can help. Or go to SteamboatSecretSantas.com for links on how to be a secret Santa.
Steamboat Secret Santas espanol
Ongoing
Yampa Valley Adopt-A-Family is happening now for the holidays. Donation Days at Steamboat Springs City Market are Dec. 5, 12, 19, and 20. Gift cards are being accepted. If you are a family in need, reach out to: yvadoptafamily@gmail.com or text 970-291-7012.
Yampa Valley Adopt-A-Family Facebook Page
Dec. 1-22
The Town of Yampa has a Community Giving Tree. Stop by Crossan’s at 101 Main Street and select an ornament with details on a gift purchase. Return the ornament with the unwrapped gift to Crossan’s by Dec. 22.
If you know someone in need this holiday season, fill out a registration slip at Crossan’s. All ages are welcome.
Also consider dropping off food items such as turkeys, ham, potatoes, stuffing, gravy packets, pies, etc. for the Christmas Meal Boxes.
For questions, contact Amanda Laman at Yampa Town Hall. 970-638-4511 or email DeputyClerk@TownofYampa.com
Dec. 1-March 1
The Winter Reading Program at the Moffat County Library branches in Craig, Maybell, and Dinosaur begins today. The theme is the famous Iditarod Sled Dog Race.
All ages can register for free. Kids and teens can pick up racing logs at the library and can earn fun prizes. Adults are also eligible to win a gift basket for every book read. The Winter Reading Program runs through March 1.
Stop by your local library branch or call 970.824.5116 for more information.
Dec. 20
Holidays in the Rockies is at the Depot Art Center is Saturday, Dec. 20. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It’s a holiday tradition with artist vendors featuring fine art, handmade goods, crafts, food items and unique gifts.
Visitors will enjoy festive beverages, homemade baked treats, children’s activities, gallery exhibitions of affordable local art, and special prize giveaways throughout the event. Holidays in the Rockies offers a warm and joyful atmosphere where guests can shop local and support regional creatives.
Holidays in the Rockies from Steamboat Creates
Photos courtesy Brooke Welch.
Dec. 18-20
The Nutcracker is back for the 13th season, featuring your favorite Nutcracker characters brought to life by an all-local cast. Elevation Dance Studio presents Steamboat’s premier holiday production at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 18-20 at Steamboat Springs High School. Tickets are now on sale at ElevationDanceStudio.com
Dec. 19-20
The Murphy Roberts Holiday Classic has some of the best regional, collegiate, and nationally ranked skiers from across the United States, and 15 countries, competing at Howelsen Hill today and tomorrow. The night slalom is tonight with the women at 5:30 p.m. and the men at 6:30 p.m. Races continue throughout the day Saturday. It’s the 24th year for the Murphy Roberts Holiday Classic in Steamboat Springs.
Friday, December 19: Howelsen Hill – Slalom
- Run 1: Women 1:30 p.m. and Men 2:45 p.m.
- Run 2: Women 5:30 p.m. and Men 6:45 p.m. – America’s Night Slalom and festivities.
Saturday, December 20: Howelsen Hill – Slalom
- Run 1: Women 9 a.m. and Men 12:30 p.m.
- Run 2: Women 11 a.m. and Men 2:30 p.m.
“This event is a highlight of the year because of the iconic, challenging Howelsen Hill race venue and the amazing fans that gather at the finish to cheer them on. The festive atmosphere and prize money attract the best skiers around, and our local racers love the opportunity to compete with such a strong field on their home hill. This is an incredible opportunity to see high-level ski racing up close and in person,” said Jon Nolting, Chief Operating Officer of Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club.
Now in its 24th year, the race honors Murphy Roberts, a former SSWSC athlete who passed away unexpectedly in 2016 at 22. The Roberts family offers a generous scholarship fund in memory of their son. The annual Murphy Roberts Scholarship Award is presented at the awards ceremony following the night races on December 20. The $1,000 scholarship is awarded to the athlete who best demonstrates a passion for alpine ski racing while selflessly providing a level of enthusiasm, fun, and team participation, which are the traits exemplified by Murphy.
Dec. 19
The Moffat County Library in Craig is hosting Holiday Story Time at 2 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 19. Holiday stories will be read and all kids and families are invited. The library is at 570 Green Street. 970-824-5116.
Dec. 19-20
Yampa Valley Foods is hosting their 2nd Annual Holiday Market, presented by the Community Ag Alliance. It’s from noon to 4 p.m. this Friday and Saturday, Dec. 19-20. There are many gifts and foods from local producers in Northwest Colorado. Yampa Valley Foods is at 35 11th Street in downtown Steamboat Springs.
Dec. 20
Holidays in the Rockies is at the Depot Art Center on Dec. 20 Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It’s a holiday tradition with artist vendors featuring fine art, handmade goods, crafts, food items and unique gifts.
Visitors will enjoy festive beverages, homemade baked treats, children’s activities, gallery exhibitions of affordable local art, and special prize giveaways throughout the event. Holidays in the Rockies offers a warm and joyful atmosphere where guests can shop local and support regional creatives.
Holidays in the Rockies from Steamboat Creates
Saturday, Dec. 20
Santa Claus will be at his Santa House in Civic Plaza from 10 a.m. to noonSaturday, Dec. 20. Civic Plaza is on 10th Street between Lincoln and Oak, next to the Steamboat Springs Fire Station. This is also the day for the Gift of Photography, courtesy local photographer Danielle Zimmerer. She’ll be taking free family photos.
Dec. 20
Santa Saddles Up Party at Steamboat Resort – 12:30-3 p.m.
Dec. 20
Holiday Drone Show at Steamboat Resort – 5-6:30 p.m.
Dec. 20
A Young Adult Hanukkah Party is at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, for those in their 20s and 30s. RSVP at HanukkahSteamboat.com for location information. Learn more and RSVP at www.hanukkahsteamboat.com
Dec. 20-March 28 New This Season at Steamboat Resort: Comedy on the Mountain
Comedy on the Mountain is a unique way to experience Steamboat after dark — combining live stand-up comedy, mountain views, and a true après-style atmosphere at 9,000 feet. Held on select Saturday nights at Thunderhead Lodge, the evening begins with a scenic gondola ride up the mountain, followed by live music and a lineup of professional comedians curated in partnership with Steamboat Comedy. Guests can grab a drink, enjoy lodge fare, and settle into a warm, intimate alpine setting for a full comedy set.
For those looking to make a full night of it, a Hazie’s dinner add-on is available at the newly remodeled Hazie’s, featuring a three-course mountaintop meal before the show. It’s an easy way to turn a comedy night into a complete Steamboat experience. After being a guest favorite during the summer, Comedy on the Mountain returns this season by popular demand. Seating is limited, and advance tickets are recommended.
📍 Thunderhead Lodge
🗓️ Dates & performers:
- Dec. 20: Robbie Bernstein
- Jan. 3: Al Jackson
- Jan. 10: Joe Stapleton
- Jan. 17: Hannah Jones
- Jan. 24: Ben Roy
- Jan. 31: Derek Luna
- Feb. 7: Stephen Agyei
- Feb. 14: Dave Williamson
- Feb. 21: Zac Maas
- March 7: Sean Patton
- March 14: Joe Praino
- March 28: Eddie Ifft
🎟️ Tickets required.
Purchase your ticket in advance at Steamboat.com/comedy
Dec. 21
The Hanukkah, Festival of Light, also known as Eight Nights Of Shred, is at the base of Steamboat Resort at noon, on Sunday, Dec. 21. Join the lighting of the Snowboard Menorah, and enjoy hot chocolate and jelly donuts.
Dec. 21
A Blue Christmas service for individuals who have experienced loss will be held at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 21, at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 846 Oak Street. The service is to support individuals who are grieving or feeling down this holiday season. Northwest Colorado Health’s Hospice program is hosting the service in partnership with local faith-based communities, and it is open to anyone in the community. For more information, contact Dr. Jo Anne Grace at 970-846-8319 or visit northwestcoloradohealth.org/events.
Dec. 21
The 2nd annual Chanukah Street Festival and Grand Ice Menorah Lighting is from 4-5:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 21, on 6th Street between Lincoln Ave. and Oak and on the lawn of the historic Routt County Courthouse. Enjoy latkes, donuts, hot cocoa, apple cider, face painting, crafts and more. It’s free and all are welcome. Find out more at JewishSteamboat.com
Dec. 21
The first day of winter in the Northern Hemisphere is the Winter Solstice, and that’s this Sunday, at 8:03 a.m. to be precise. The winter solstice is the day with the fewest hours of sunlight throughout the year, making it the “shortest day” of the year.
Dec. 24
There is a cookie decorating fundraiser on Christmas Eve in Yampa. It’s at Crossan’s, starting at 4 p.m. and then Santa stops by at 5:30 p.m. It’s for all ages and everyone is invited. The event is hosted by the 4th of July Committee for the town of Yampa.
Dec. 25
There is no residential trash service in Craig or Steamboat Springs on Christmas Day. Pickup will be on Friday, instead, for Craig and Saturday for Steamboat Springs.
Dec. 26
If you had regular trash service in Craig, on Thursday, your trash will be picked up on Dec. 26, instead. If you had regular trash service pickup in Steamboat Springs on Christmas Day, Apex Waste Solutions says pickup will be on Saturday, Dec. 27.
Dec. 25
St. Michael’s Church in Craig is hosting a Community Christmas Dinner. Enjoy a delicious holiday meal from 2:45-4:30 p.m. Thursday, Christmas Day. Grab-n-Go boxes are also available until five p.m.
Dec. 31
New Years Eve Snow Cat Parade + Fireworks at Steamboat Resort – 4:30-6:30 p.m.
Jan. 1
There is no residential trash service in Craig or Steamboat Springs today. Pickup will be on Friday, instead.
Jan. 2
If you had regular trash service in Craig or Steamboat Springs yesterday, on Thursday, your trash will be picked up today, instead.
Jan. 1
St. Michael’s Church in Craig is hosting a Community New Year’s Day Dinner. Enjoy a delicious holiday meal from 2:45-4:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan 1. Grab-n-Go boxes are also available until five p.m.
Jan. 17
Registration is open for the Friends of Stagecoach Ice Fishing Tournament at Stagecoach Stage Park in Oak Creek. It’s Jan. 17 (new date), and limited to the first 300 participants. The cost is $40 and there will be cash prizes. Register through www.FriendsofStagecoachSP.org
Jan. 21
The Town Challenge Ski Ascent Series continues tonight with Mt. Werner Madness at Steamboat Resort. There is an adult division and a junior division (ages 10-17). Find out more at TownChallenge.com or call 970-879-4300.
Jan. 31
Ski Town U.S.A. Olympian Celebration at Steamboat Resort – 4:30-6:30 p.m.
Feb. 3, Feb. 17, and March 3
United Way of the Yampa Valley is hosting three financial classes as part of the Western Slope Opportunity Project, which is for workers and families impacted by coal facility closures, including mines, power plants and supply chain companies. The classes start at 6:30 p.m. on three Tuesdays (Feb. 3, Feb. 17, and March 3) at the Hayden Center, 495 W. Jefferson Avenue in Hayden. It includes a free dinner and childcare, if needed, for participants. Link to Register
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.
Feb. 10
Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club will host the Olympian Mindset Panel Series at Olympian Hall at Howelsen Hill Lodge, from 6-8 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 10. This is the second in a series that brings athletes, coaches, families, and the community together to hear directly from Olympians about the mental skills that shape elite performance.
Each session will focus on key themes such as resilience, motivation, identity, purpose, and season assessment. The panels will provide practical takeaways that athletes can apply in training, competition, and daily life. The series will be moderated by SSWSC Mindset Performance Coach Luke Brosterhous and is designed to support long-term athlete development across all SSWSC disciplines.
Olympian Mindset Panel #2 — Tuesday, Feb. 10 – 6-8 p.m.
Motivation, Identity and Long-Term Athlete Development
Panelists will discuss sustaining motivation, building a healthy athletic identity and developing long-term pathways that support confidence, growth and consistent performance.
Feb. 12
The Town Challenge Ski Ascent Series continues tonight with the Emerald Mountain Tour at Howelsen Hill. There is an adult division and a junior division (ages 10-17). Find out more at TownChallenge.com or call 970-879-4300.
Feb. 14
Light Up the Night Celebration at Steamboat Resort with a Balloon Glow and Torchlight Parade from 5-7 p.m.
Feb. 14
Taste of Chocolate in downtown Craig
Feb. 14-15
Skijoring at the Moffat County Fairgrounds
Wednesday, Feb. 18
Steamboat Resort and the 10th Mountain Division Foundation are presenting the first-ever 90-Pound Rucksack Challenge. It’s an uphill ski mountaineering event honoring the solders of the U.S. Army’s 10th Mountain Division, and the influence they had on winter sports and mountain culture. The event starts at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 18, which is also the anniversary of the ascent of Riva Ridge, a famous nighttime attack during World War II. About 700 soldiers scaled the 1,600-foot cliffs of Riva Ridge in the Appennine Mountains of Italy, which the Germans said was impossible.
There will be two divisions in the competition. Competitors in the Rucksack Division have to carry a 90-pound weighted pack, symbolizing the load soldiers carried in battle. The Light Division is for those who want to climb without carrying the extra weight.
- Register Here
- U.S. Army — Remembering those who Climbed before us
Feb. 27
Celebration at the Museum of Northwest Colorado in Craig
March 4
The Town Challenge Ski Ascent Series continues tonight with the Daze Field Blowout at Steamboat Resort. There is an adult division and a junior division (ages 10-17). Find out more at TownChallenge.com or call 970-879-4300.
March 25
The Town Challenge Ski Ascent Series continues tonight with the Sunset Vertical and End-of-Season Celebration at Steamboat Resort. There is an adult division and a junior division (ages 10-17). Find out more at TownChallenge.com or call 970-879-4300.
March 7
Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp presents Velvet Masquerade, their annual spring fundraiser. It is Saturday, March 7. Featuring live music from Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers. Cocktail attire and masks required. Details to follow.
April 6
Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club will host the Olympian Mindset Panel Series at Olympian Hall at Howelsen Hill Lodge, from 6-8 p.m. on Monday, April 6. This is the third in a series that brings athletes, coaches, families, and the community together to hear directly from Olympians about the mental skills that shape elite performance.
Each session will focus on key themes such as resilience, motivation, identity, purpose, and season assessment. The panels will provide practical takeaways that athletes can apply in training, competition, and daily life. The series will be moderated by SSWSC Mindset Performance Coach Luke Brosterhous and is designed to support long-term athlete development across all SSWSC disciplines.
Olympian Mindset Panel #3 — Monday, Apr. 6 – 6-8 p.m.
End-of-Season Assessment, Resilience and Motivation
Olympians will share how they evaluate their seasons, maintain resilience through fatigue and results, and renew motivation for the next competitive cycle.
April 11
Dancing with the Steamboat Stars. There will be two shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. on Saturday, April 11.
May 2
Where the Hell is Maybell Bike Event
May 2-3
Sombrero Ranches’ Great American Horse Drive
May 7
Today is the Springs Music Concert and Art Show for Kindergarten through 5th graders at South Routt Elementary School in Yampa.
May 21-25
Carnival at the Moffat County Fairgrounds
May 22-25
Grand Old West Days at the Moffat County Fairgrounds and the Colorado High School and Middle School Rodeo Finals
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.
July 3-4
Ride ‘n Tie Rodeo at the Moffat County Fairgrounds
July 4
USA 250th Anniversary Fireworks Show in Craig
4th of July Parade in Steamboat Springs
4th of July Parade and Fireworks in Yampa
July 11
Homemade Homegrown in Downtown Craig. This is a Home Brew Competition and Craft Brew Tasting
July 18-19
Victory Motors/Teresa Maneotis Drive 4 Life – Casino Night and Golf Tournament
July 25
Moffat County Rock Fest at Alice Pleasant Park
July 31-August 2
Moffat County Balloon Festival
August 1
Colorado Cruisers Car Show
August 1
Flying Colors 5K Run
August 1
Colorado Day at the 150th Anniversary
August 3-8
Moffat County Fair at the Moffat County Fairgrounds
August 8
America’s 250th Birthday and Colorado 150th Birthday Drone Show
August 8-15
Routt County Fair in Hayden
August 15
Browns Park Wild Bunch Days
September 11-12
Dinosaur Stone Age Stampede
Sept. 19
Fall Fest in Downtown Craig
October 17
Wyman Museum Pumpkin Patch
Oct. 31
Trick or Treat Street in Downtown Craig
Halloween Carnival at Centennial Mall in Craig
Halloween Stroll from 5-7 p.m. in Downtown Steamboat Springs
Nov. 28
Parade of Lights in Downtown Craig
Dec. 4-5
Holiday Artisan Market in the Moffat County Pavilion
Dec. 10
Festival of Trees in the Yampa Building in Craig
Dec. 12
Downhome Christmas in the Yampa Building in Craig
ONGOING
Oct. 22 – Ongoing
The Tread of Pioneers Museum unveils a new exhibit on Wednesday, Oct. 22. “This is Native Art” features the artwork of 26 contemporary Native American artists.
Artist, activist, and author Danielle SeeWalker is the curator of the exhibit which originally opened at the Colorado State Capitol last winter before going to the Golden History Museum.
“We wanted to show that Native art is not frozen in time—it is modern, diverse, and deeply connected to lived experiences today,” said curator SeeWalker.
Residents of Northwest Colorado are being asked to participate in a community-wide survey on mental and behavioral health. It’s for those who live and/or work in Moffat and Routt counties. It asks about community connections, quality of life, and health needs related to mental health and alcohol use.
The survey is being conducted through Yampa Valley Community Foundation and other local agencies. The online survey is available through February. There will also be 400 phone surveys, so you may get a phone call.
Link to Survey in English or Español
Ongoing
Rocky Mountain Economic Development Partnership wants to hear from you. There is a survey for the Yampa Business Retention & Expansion Study, to see how local businesses do each year, the dynamics, business environment, and more. It’s confidential and anonymous. Those who participate could win a $100 gift card.
Ongoing
The Milner Mall at Apex Waste Solutions’ landfill is offering free shopping if you bring in a food donation to LiftUp of Routt County. It’s a one-for-one offer. Every food item donated gets you one mall item for free.
From Community Recycling Coordinator Alicia Archibald: “This is meeting two needs – getting food to the food bank for people in need, and clearing out the Milner Mall before the snow falls and ruins everything, thus potentially ending up in the landfill.”
The Milner Mall is open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, at 20650 County Road 205. Call first to make an appointment to shop. The number is 970-879-6985.
Now
Attention HIGH SCHOOL Seniors of Routt & Moffat Counties: the 2026 Crane-Inspired Creative Arts Scholarship Contest has launched! Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition invites you to submit an original piece of Sandhill Crane Inspired art in written, musical or visual form to enter the 2026 Creative Arts Scholarship Contest. For more information, visit the CCCC’s website at https://coloradocranes.org/creative-arts-scholarship-contest/
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.
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.
Courtesy photo
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
- November 5 – Beaver Moon
- December 4 – Cold Moon
Find all details on space.com.