Salida Chamber Calendar

An invitation to hear an "informational" presentation of a state of the art tech/vocational center located south of the Colorado Springs Airport. Dr. Tim Kistler, superintendent of the Peyton School District and director of The Mill, will give a presentation and entertain a Q & A segment. The presentation of this new and developing program will be in The Buena Vista Community Center on Friday December 14th,  at 12:30. Employers, parents, educators, and those citizens concerned about the present/future workforce of the area are welcome. For information on The Mill, visit: www.themillco.org. Questions: contact Rich Deckard at 719-9662263.. Or: richdeckard@outlook.com.

Concert starts at 7:00pm doors open at 6:30pm. $15 tickets in advance $20 at the door. Tickets now available at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-hazel-miller-band-tickets-53259173622

An assortment of ski and snowboard vendors will offer equipment to demo.  Bristol Brewing will be on site taking over the taps in Elmo's Bar. To learn more click here

Join us for a fun night of music and dancing at the Scout Hut for the Calliope! Fundraiser Dance with free snacks and a cash bar with beer & wine. The party kicks off at 7pm and goes until 10pm. We hope to see you there!

Saturday 12/15 we have;   Groovespeak is a robust 5/6-pc band from Leadville united in their high mountain feeling under the banner of frontman Carey Nall's original music, along with favorite covers flavored by saxophone, keyboards, tasty guitar licks , and Nall's seasoned musical sensibilities anchored by a solid groove. Groovespeak has been rocking the mountains since 2003 with originals in a wide range of styles(rock/blues/funk/jazz/country), complementing their sets with covers the like of Van Morrison, David Bowie, Chicago, Traffic, Steely Dan, the Beatles, Rare Earth, Stevie Wonder, Neil Young, and more.   Groovepeak is finishing up a new album of groovy new tunes - check the work in progress here:  https://soundcloud.com/nall-woodward

Fun for all ages! 6 categories, 6 questions per category, 3 chance to win, 1 incredible evening of brain games! Free event.

This holiday event is brought to you by the Salida Chamber of Commerce, Monarch Mountain, and the Salida Business Alliance. Shops will be open late that evening, with festive happenings including visit with Santa, old fashioned caroling, marshmallow roasting, magical carriage rides,  plus chances to win one of two vacation packages.

Show your Subaru key fob at the Heuberger welcome tent for fun goodies. To learn more click here

Join us for a Water Yoga Class & Soak In The Hot Springs in the Relaxation Pool At The Spa & Club Age 16+ | No Advance Tickets Required. Price $10, free for overnight and spa guests Place: Relaxation Pool at the Spa & Club. Extras: Stay and soak after the class (until closing). To learn more click here.

Humanists Hosting Children’s Science Festival Dec. 23      In 1824, Michael Faraday, one of the world's greatest scientists began his famous Christmas Lectures for children.      The United Kingdom has continued this tradition of children’s  science lectures - for 192 years.     The Central Colorado Humanists will sponsor Salida’s own version, the Children’s Science Festival, for kids ages 6 to 13 on Dec. 23 from 2 - 4 p.m. at the Salida Scout Hut, 210 East Sackett Avenue. Children must be accompanied by an adult.     Former science teacher, Greg Justis, with 35 years of experience, will present the program for elementary and middle school students and their parents. Justis has won both a national and state award for science education.     The Dec. 23rd program will honor Faraday by demonstrating and highlighting his invention of the electric motor. Students will have the opportunity to do a hands-on experiment with magnets to explore magnetic fields and observe the world’s simplest electric train.     Bill Sample, an electrical engineer and Boys & Girls Club STEM volunteer, along with club kids who built the award-winning Europa Rover, will demonstrate their rover, teach about Jupiter’s moon, Europa and build a model of Europa.     The program will conclude with a winter time celebration of hot chocolate and cookies for participants.              Children’s Science Festival      Dec. 23, 2-4 p.m. Salida Scout Hut, 210 E. Sackett Ave., Salida      Presenter: Teacher Greg Justis      Parents and children ages 6 to 13      Science demonstrations, followed by hot chocolate and cookies

Enjoy Christmas Eve Skiing and riding.  Bring the little ones up to hang out with Santa as he skis around Monarch spreading Christmas cheer. Free event. To learn more click here

Festive menu served at the Princeton Club Restaurant beginning at 3pm.  Reservations Required. Call: 719-395-2447 EXT: 3. To learn more click here.

Jon Stickley is no stranger to Salida audiences. His past performances at the former Salida Cafe include with guitarist Shannon Whitworth of the Biscuit Burners and the Colorado Playboys (with Travis Book of The Infamous Stringduster, John Frazier of Hit and Run Bluegrass Band, and Andy Thorn, Leftover Salmon). His Trio has performed for thousands of music fans at the Four Corners Folks Festival for many years. His music today is rooted in his past of flat-picking bluegrass, but I defy you to connect the dots with what the Trio now produces. In reference to the band, it used to be easy to say things like “upbeat, blue-grassy, Gypsy jazz, folk-punk, treading into jam-band territory.” Now they are not so confined. Jon Stickley Trio is a genre-defying and cinematic instrumental trio, whose deep grooves, innovative flat-picking, and sultry-spacey violin moves the listener’s head, heart, and feet. “The latest record from the Jon Stickley Trio flexes new and strong muscles, utilizing more progressive structures and deeper pockets than ever before,” says Producer Dave King (Of The Bad Plus). “All the while, the group retains its place as a modern-thinking acoustic ensemble with one foot in tradition and the other in a bluegrass honored future that allows for the avant garde, punk, and be bop to mix in freely and tastefully.” A part of the Trio since its conception, Fiddler Lyndsay Pruettputs deep thought into her flowing solos, plus she adds little flourishes and sudden stops that elevate the music,” proclaims Nashville’s Music City Roots’ Craig Havighurst. The Trioannounced a change in lineup in January 2018 with new drummer, Hunter Deacon, who is both classically trained and boasts heavy jazz influences. Hunter studied with drummer Keith Brown and received a BM in Studio Music and Jazz from the University of Tennessee. Deacon then went on to complete a six-month residency at a jazz club in Hangzhou, China, where he performed seven nights a week. Join us in ushering in the New Year with a musical session like no other. Get your tickets soon as this concert will sell out! Tickets available at Free the Monkey, Sacred Ground Café, SteamPlant Box Office, and Salida Chamber of Commerce. Also Online at https://www.eventbrite.com/o/clark-roberts-production-10828988991 $16 adv $18 day of the show Thank you to our sponsors, Colorado Central Magazine, Schmidt Renovation and for hospitality provided by The Fritz, Vino Salida, Woods Distillery and Soulcraft Brewing. And to you for supporting live music in Salida. Click here to listen!

Ski in the New Year with Monarch's 37th Annual Torchlight Parade and Fireworks Show. Torch Light Parade on Freeway followed by a fireworks show viewable from the base area and ski lodge deck. Free event. To learn more click here

Enjoy a four-course meal at the Princeton Club Restaurant, then ring in the new year at our party at the pavilion.  Reservations Required. Call: 719-395-2447 Ext: 232. To learn more click here.

Join Monarch's Ski Patrol throughout the day for tips on mountain safety. To learn more click here

The Wilderness First Responder Course is an 8-Day Course that covers emergency medical care in remote settings. The course is ideal for outdoor professionals, emergency care providers or outdoor enthusiasts who want to be confident in an emergency setting. Learn comprehensive, hands-on, practical course materials with practice scenarios to master skills. The course takes place both in and outdoors in all weather. Hosted by Absolute Bikes. Cost:  $550  Registration Deadline: December 14, 2018. Register by emailing info@absolutebikesadventures.com or by calling or stopping in at Absolute Bikes. More details can be found at here.

Wilderness First Responder Course Saturday,January 5-12, 2019 at the SteamPlant The Wilderness First Responder Course is an 8-Day Course that covers emergency medical care in remote settings. The course is ideal for outdoor professionals, emergency care providers or outdoor enthusiasts who want to be confident in an emergency setting. Learn comprehensive, hands-on, practical course materials with practice scenarios to master skills. The course takes place both in and outdoors in all weather. Hosted by Absolute Bikes. Cost:  $550  Registration Deadline: December 14, 2018. Register by emailing info@absolutebikesadventures.com or by calling or stopping in at Absolute Bikes. More details can be found at here.

Science Sunday Sun., January 6th at 10am at the Salida Scout Hut The first Science Sunday presentation of 2019 will examine the effects of global climate change on human health. The doors will open at 9:30 a.m. so participants can have refreshments and be seated when the program begins promptly at 10 a.m.  “What Does Climate Change Have to Do with YOUR Health, will be presented by Dr. Cindy Parker. Click here for details

Anupa Wellness Community Sessions Tuesdays & Thursdays 12 - 2pm Wednesdays 1-3pm No appointment is needed - they are walk-in sessions. These treatments are $35 a person.

Soulcraft Brewing Trivia Night Tues., January 8th 6-8pm at Soulcraft Tickets: Free. Fun for all ages! 6 categories, 6 questions per category, 3 chance to win, 1 incredible evening of brain games!

Anupa Wellness Community Sessions Tuesdays & Thursdays 12 - 2pm Wednesdays 1-3pm No appointment is needed - they are walk-in sessions. These treatments are $35 a person.

Business After Hours is from 5-7pm at The Victorian Tavern, 143 N F Street. Entry into Business After Hours is $7 and includes food, drinks, networking, and fun! Brought to you by the Vaqueros, our ambassadors to the Chamber. Bring a friend, the more the merrier!

Another incredible and entertaining Travelogue presentation will take place at the Salida SteamPlant Theater on January 9th! This month, all are invited to enjoy locals Greg Walter’s & Terri Dunn’s stories from their travels in Portugal. Doors open at 6:30pm. Cash bar available with beer, wine, and soft drinks. $5 at the Door. To learn more click here.

Anupa Wellness Community Sessions Tuesdays & Thursdays 12 - 2pm Wednesdays 1-3pm No appointment is needed - they are walk-in sessions. These treatments are $35 a person.

Full Circle Restorative Justice (FCRJ) invites interested community members to an informational  Spotlight on the Insight Prison Program on Thursday January 10. Beginning at 5 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church on at 7 Poncha Blvd., FCRJ staff and experienced volunteers in our Victim Offender Education Group (VOEG) program will offer their powerful experiences in sharing restorative principles with incarcerated individuals.   "Facilitating the Prison program and the Restorative Circles has to be the most rewarding work I've ever done!"  - states veteran FCRJ Volunteer and retired Business Professor, "Awesome" Andy Dungan.   Please join FCRJ in this informative event. Coffee, tea & treats will be served.

The Salida Council for the Arts (SCFTA) invites the public to attend the monthly Creative Mixer featuring artist Matt Kroschel and musician Mohan Ramprasad in the Salida SteamPlant Paquette Gallery. Held every second Thursday, the Creative Mixer is a free monthly public gathering of those interested in knowing more about the local arts scene in a casual social setting. Anyone with information to share about upcoming creative and art-related events is encouraged to give a brief announcement. Attendees are welcomed to introduce themselves and may find new friends and collaborators at the “Mixer.” Free hors’ de oeuvres, a cash bar, beautiful artwork, great conversation, and music are always in abundance.   Click here to learn more.

Join Conservancy Board President Cindy Williams for her popular lecture series, "Geology Fire & Ice." A geologist, Cindy will explain how our local landscapes have been shaped by some amazing geologic events: Epic floods, volcanos, glaciers, fault lines with miles of movement and more. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. $10 for Conservancy members and $12 for non-members. To learn more click here.

The Victoria Tavern Wes Barlow Thurs., Jan 10 at 9pm at the Vic Wes barlow returning with his three piece band The Stark Brothers. $3 at the door.

A fair and friendly competition for amateur recreational skiers and boarder. Businesses sponsor teams of six to battle it out during eight weeks of fun racing on the Freeway. To learn more click here

GARNA “The Amazing Life of Pronghorns” Friday, January 11 from 7-8:30pm in the Discovery Room of the First Presbyterian Church GARNA’s first presentation of the new year will explore the amazing life of pronghorns. The cost for the program is $3 for GARNA members, $6 for non-members.  All fees support important stewardship initiatives in the Upper Arkansas Valley.  The presentation is handicap accessible and open to the public.  If special assistance is required, please call the GARNA office, 719-539-5106, a few days in advance so accommodations can be made.  Click here to learn more.

The Victoria Tavern Stompit Fri., Jan 11 at 9pm at the Vic $3 cover, Stompit is a 2 person band, comprised of the 2 founding members of The Symbols, with as much sound and as much pure rock’n’roll power as their 3 piece band with a drummer. This band arose out of pure necessity. Sometimes a drummer wasn’t available. Sometimes the pay was too low for a full band. Sometimes the stage too small. Stompit is a full sounding cool alternative that can work in gig situations not fit for a full band, but this unique format also translates well to larger venues. Click here to learn more.

Learn about the back country. Snow safety educational events will be offered throughout the day. Demo the newest in back country equipment and learn about avalanche awareness. To learn more click here

Foodshed Alliance Farmers Markets offer stunning scenery, a family-friendly atmosphere, and are your source for locally grown and produced foods and products. Local artists, crafters, and jewelers also offer skillfully-crafted and mindfully-made creations. Free.  To learn more click here.

Salida Council for the Arts During the class students will learn how to construct circular wall pieces in assemblage and collage techniques. Background materials can be anything from recycled sawed board to anything round found or recycled like old records, hoops, cookie tin lids and round odds and ends. Most materials will be provided. In addition, students should bring items on hand like screens, wire, textured cardboard, fabric, wood pieces etc. Also paint, wire and glues are welcome. Students can bring lunch or go out for lunch. Maximum of 8 students.  To register or learn more click here.

The Victoria Tavern Public Safety Sat., Jan 12 at 9pm at the Vic $4 cover. Hailing from the Mile High City, Public Safety is here to protect your right to vibe. Catchy lyrics blended with intricate musicianship, groovy goodness, and a top shelf live performance have helped shape Public Safety’s unique sound known as “gritty soul music.” Click here to learn more.

The Salida SteamPlant is proud to continue with the Art on Film series in 2019. Join us each month as we take artistic "journey" to look at artists from all types of mediums, both the classics and contemporary, as well as their thoughts, philosophies and inspirations among other things. This Month: MANIFESTO starring two-time Academy Award-winner Cate Blanchett as she delivers monologues based on the manifestos of real-life artists. Cost is $8.00. To learn more click here.

Soulcraft Brewing Brewvie Night featuring Office Space Sunday, January 13th from 7-9pm Join us for another fun evening of cult classic films, food, and brews! Office Space is a 1999 American comedy film written and directed by Mike Judge. It satirizes the everyday work life of a typical mid-to-late-1990s software company, focusing on a handful of individuals fed up with their jobs. It stars Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, Gary Cole, Stephen Root, David Herman, Ajay Naidu, and Diedrich Bader

Soulcraft Brewing Trivia Night Tues., January 15th 6-8pm at Soulcraft Tickets: Free. Fun for all ages! 6 categories, 6 questions per category, 3 chance to win, 1 incredible evening of brain games!

Soulcraft Brewing / Sustainable Chaffee County Chaffee Green FUNdraiser Event Wed., January 16 from 5-9pm at Soulcraft Brewing Soulcraft Brewing is donating 20% of the proceeds received go to Chaffee Green. Click here to learn more about Chaffee Green.

JANUARY 17th $35 Veteran Lift Tickets Free Intro Clinics from 10am-12pm Monarch would like to thank all of men and women who have served in our armed forces by offering discounted lift tickets and free clinics on January 17th, 2019. Bring your military ID, veterans card or any other other proof of service to the Pioneer Room.   Don't know how to ski? No problem. We'll be hosting free introduction to ski and snowboard clinics from 10am-12pm.   If you haven't served, you probably know someone who has. Please help us pass this message along.   For questions, call (719) 530-5040     Purchase Tickets in the Pioneer Room  

Articipate presents: Rok Skool's 2019 Winter Showcase Salida SteamPlant Event Center Friday, January 18th 6:00pm Tickets from salidasteamplant.com or at the box office. 5 of the 7 Rok Skools will perform; KneeOn HighWater Halfway Decent Rogue Miss Match

Film Event: “Metanoia” Celebrating the Life of Jeff Lowe Friday, January 18   GARNA and Salida Mountain Sports, present the award-winning documentary film Metanoia featuring Jeff Lowe and his unparalleled solo climb of the north face of the Eiger, on Friday January 18 at A Church.  From the top of the world to the end of the line, the film follows the extraordinary life and climbs of the legendary alpinist. Narrated by New York Times best-selling author Jon Krakauer, produced by Jeff Lowe’s partner, Connie Self, and directed by Jim Aikman.  Metanoia  is a story of a legendary athlete’s rise to the top of his sport and devastating fall from grace that precipitated perhaps the boldest solo mountain climb in history.  Jeff embraced a debilitating disease with the same vision, courage and grace that he brought to his climbing, but passed away in August, 2018.  Lowe helped make climbing what it is today through technical innovations and inspired teaching.  With more than a thousand visionary first ascents, his mark on the industry will never be forgotten. Sponsored by Salida Mountain Sports, the event will take place at A Church, 419 D St. with doors opening at 6:00pm.  A film short of the 1978 American ascent of Ama Dablan by Jeff Lowe, Tom Frost, and local climber and filmmaker, Rob Dubin will kick off the event at 6:30pm followed by a short intermission.  The main feature, “Metanoia” will begin at 7:30pm, ending with a Q & A period with film producer Connie Self and Rob Dubin.  Moonlight Pizza, Soulcraft beer and Vino Salida wines will be available for purchase. Raffle and drawing prizes will be given throughout the evening.  Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door and may be purchased in person at Salida Mountain Sports or through the GARNA website at: https://garna.org/calendar/metanoia-a-climbing-film-celebrating-the-life-of-jeff-lowe/.         This event is handicap accessible and open to the public.  If special assistance is required or for more information, please contact the GARNA office a few days in advance at 719-539-5106, Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm.

Helmet fitting and the proper way for kids to ride a chair lift will be the focus of the day. To learn more click here

Show your Subaru key fob at the Heuberger welcome tent for fun goodies. To learn more click here

Anupa Wellness Sound Healing & Acupunture Tues., January 22nd at 5-6pm or 6:30-7:30pm at Anupa Wellness Our next Sound Healing and Acupuncture with Brandy Wade event will be on Tuesday night - Jan 22nd 2 options: 5pm-6pm & 6:30-7:30pm. Cost is $45.

Best Practices Workshop January 22, 2019  for nonprofit board members, staff members, key volunteers, and anyone interested in the nonprofit sector   “Five Keys to Fearless Fundraising” One of our favorite quotes is: “Vision without funding is just a hallucination.” If you are ready to make your nonprofit vision happen, join us for this interactive workshop to learn the five core fundamentals of fundraising. This workshop is for nonprofit board members, staff members, and key volunteers. Presenter: Michael Hannigan, Executive Director, Chaffee County Community Foundation. Michael has over 40 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, including 17 years as the CEO of the Pikes Peak Community Foundation in Colorado Springs and a decade as the Director of Advancement for Colorado College. When: January 22 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm Where: Scout Hut, 210 East Sackett Ave., Salida Cost: Free

Start Small, Make a Plan, Always Look, Respect the Features, and  Take it Easy. It's the Park Smart way. Spend the day on the park with tips and tricks from Monarch's snowboard instructors. To learn more click here

Foodshed Alliance Farmers Markets offer stunning scenery, a family-friendly atmosphere, and are your source for locally grown and produced foods and products. Local artists, crafters, and jewelers also offer skillfully-crafted and mindfully-made creations. Free.  To learn more click here.

Of the many great things to come our way again, Tony Furtado will be returning to the SteamPlant Theater Saturday, February 2nd. Traveling as a trio, Tony is joined by Clark Productions favorite touring bassist, Eric Thorin and drummer Carl Sorenson. Very few musicians of any stripe so personify a musical genre as completely as Tony Furtado embodies Americana roots music. Tony is an evocative and soulful singer, a wide-ranging songwriter and a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist adept on banjo, cello-banjo, slide guitar and baritone ukulele who mixes and matches sounds and styles with the flair of a master. A native of Californian who now makes his home in Portland, Oregon, Furtado took up the banjo at age 12, inspired by the Beverly Hillbillies. He won the National Bluegrass Banjo Championship twice, cut his teeth with Laurie Lewis & Grant Street, and signed a solo deal in 1990 with Rounder Records, resulting in six critically acclaimed albums for the label, collaborating with such master musicians as Alison Krauss, Jerry Douglas, Tim O’Brien, Kelly Joe Phelps, and Tony Trischka. Beginning in the late 1990s—influenced by musical heroes Ry Cooder, David Lindley and Taj Mahal—Tony added slide guitar, singing, and songwriting to his musical toolbox and began leading his own band. He especially values the opportunities he has had to tour with A-list artists Gregg Allman, David Lindley, Derek Trucks, Sonny Landreth, and the like. He has performed at such prestigious music festivals as Telluride Bluegrass, Thirsty Ear, High Sierra, Jazz Aspen, Kerrville, Strawberry, Winnipeg, Sisters and many  others. His latest acclaimed release is Cider House Sessions. Relix hit the nail on the head when writing of Tony: “True talent doesn’t need categories.” Tickets available soon at the SteamPlant Box Office, the Salida Chamber of Commerce, Free the Monkey Salida, Sacred Ground Café and now online here. $16 adv $18 at the door. Thank you, our community for extending your hospitality and support, along with our fine friends at Colorado Central Magazine, Woods Distillery, Vino Salida and Soulcraft Beer. Presented by Clark Productions.

Walden Chamber Music Society Tapas & Tastings Tuesday, February 5th from 5-8pm at the Lariat Walden Chamber Music Society is having a fundraiser featuring Tapas & Tastings.  Join us for a Flamenco performance, Spanish wine tasting, authentic tapas, and a silent auction.  This is our opportunity to raise money for student scholarships, and the funds raised also allow us to keep Walden concerts affordable for all to attend. Purchase tickets here.  Cost is $40 per person.

LAURA’S DOG TRAINING (PAWS FOR EXERCISE HIKE or SNOWSHOE) FREE but RSVP mandatory. This is a weekly invitation to letting your dog help you get and stay healthy, both physically and psychologically. These weekly (Wednesdays at 9am) hikes will be on beautiful trails with gorgeous views. Hikes start at 9am and usually last about an hour. Participation requires R.S.V.P.ing (letting Laura or Jan know ahead of time at LaurasDogTraining@msn.com).

Book Signing “GO FIND—My Journey to Find the Lost and Myself”- by Susan Purvis Wednesday, February 6   Join Chaffee County Search and Rescue and the Greater Arkansas River Nature Association (GARNA) to welcome Colorado author and dog handler, Sue Purvis on Wednesday, February 6. The program begins at noon in at The Trailhead in Buena Vista.   Purvis will present her memoirs from experiences in Search and Rescue at this unique book signing and SAR event for her debut memoir, “GO FIND: MY Journey to Find the Lost--And Myself”.   During the lunch hour, Purvis will recap her book with a PowerPoint presentation and slideshow highlighting the trials of training her rescue dog, the challenges she faced in a male-dominated search and rescue community, and the joys and adventures she experienced as she pursued her certification in avalanche, water and wilderness recovery.  After the presentation, Purvis will be available for question and answer and book signing.   Following Purvis’ presentation, Chaffee County Search and Rescue’s Rebecca Hind will offer information on local search and rescue efforts.  Hind will explain the SAR mission, recap events of 2018 and inform participants on ways to get involved, volunteer and stay safe in the outdoors.  Information on Chaffee County Search and Rescue and how to purchase or renew a SAR card will also be available for participants.   The event will take place at The Trailhead and Simple Eatery, 402 E. Main St. in Buena Vista from noon until 2pm on February 6.  This program is free, open to the public and handicap accessible. To learn more about the program, please visit the GARNA website at https://garna.org/calendar/literary-and-sar-event/  

HRRMC's Wellness U and Chaffee County Public Health are offering the National Diabetes Prevention Program in Salida and Buena Vista. This program is a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lifestyle- change program designed to prevent Type 2 diabetes. It introduces those who are prediabetic or at risk of developing diabetes to healthy habits needed for preventing or delaying the onset of Type 2 diabetes. To register, call 539-4510.

Envision Chaffee County has partnered with the U.S. Forest Service Salida Ranger District and the Greater Arkansas River Nature Association (GARNA) to develop a program with the community to manage recreation impacts related to growth in Chaffee County. A public meeting will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 6 from 6-8 p.m. at the Poncha Springs Town Hall to introduce the Recreation in Balance Program that grew from Envision’s planning process. The program will inform the use of Chaffee Common Ground (Ballot Issue 1A) funds and will be included in the Chaffee County Comprehensive Plan. To learn more click here.