Salida Chamber Calendar

Veterans Day- Veterans receive free access to Salida Hot Springs Aquatic Center Monday, November 11 6:00am-1:00pm *No pre-registration necessary

Free Community Acupuncture for Veterans! 11pm - 5pm on Monday November 11, 2024 Walk in anytime between 12pm and 5pm and receive a free acupuncture treatment in our Community Room. Call Laura with any questions: (303) 229-5261 Anupa Wellness 130 W Sackett Ave, Unit C, Salida, CO 81201 anupawellness.com

On November 11th, Moonlight Monday hosts Ark Valley Humane Society, an organization dedicated to ensuring the welfare of companion animals through compassion and care. Moonlight Pizza & Brewpub will donate 10% of the total sales for the day to this compassionate organization. Continue supporting through November 24th with optional donations added to your check. Click HERE to order online!

National Sandwich Day (Observed!) We’re celebrating National Sandwich Day a little later this year! Join us on Tuesday, November 12th, from 2 PM to 5 PM for $7 whole sandwiches during Happy Hour! Offer available for dine-in and carry-out. In-person and call-in orders only.

These complimentary experiences are crafted to help guests deepen their connection to the healing powers of our natural hot springs, an invaluable resource at the Aquatic Center. Participants also have the opportunity to enjoy some of our most popular events and classes. Space is limited, so pre-registration is highly recommended. To register for any of the Soakember Special Events, please visit https://app.amilia.com/store/en/city-of-salida-recreation/shop/programs/92098 Water Yoga Tuesday, November 12 7:00-7:45pm Ages 16+ Flow into a unique yoga experience that takes your practice to the next level—right in the warmth of the leisure pool! Our Water Yoga class blends traditional yoga poses with the soothing, buoyant embrace of our mineral-rich hot springs water, creating a low-impact yet powerful workout for all levels. Free from the stress of inversions or strain on joints and muscles, you’ll enjoy a gentle yet effective way to boost flexibility, strength, and balance. Beyond the physical benefits, the calming water enhances your mental well-being, helping you unwind and center yourself.

Chaffee County, CO- In an effort to reduce stigma and foster open dialogue about mental health, Chaffee County Public Health (CCPH) is proud to partner with CSU Extension in an invitation to the public to join us for a community film screening event centered around the impacts of rural life. “Legacy” highlights the ups and downs of agriculture’s realities with real Colorado stories. You’ll learn about real people who have been impacted by mental health and what resources are available in our community. Join us for this important conversation! Following the film, a community discussion will take place featuring mental health experts, film participants, community leaders, and representatives from the Farm and Ranch industry. This is an excellent opportunity to delve deeper into the film’s themes, engage in meaningful discussions, and explore the innovative initiatives being implemented in rural Colorado. We encourage everyone to participate and share their insights as we work together to break down barriers and foster mental well-being. “We are honored that Colorado State University Extensions is helping CCPH to bring this important film about mental health in Farm and Ranch communities, along with local conversations, to Chaffee County.  This is a topic that effects everyone, and we hope that the community can make time in their busy schedules to attend the film event and contributes to the dialogue around how to make Chaffee County Agriculture strong and resilient,” said Kirsten Love, CCPH Behavioral Health Coordinator/Navigator. CCPH identified mental health as a topic priority in its 2021 Community Health Assessment and 2022-2026 Community Health Improvement Plan.  For almost a decade, CCPH has been collaborating with community partners and stakeholders to ensure a robust local mental health system and the need has only grown in recent years. You can join CCPH by signing up in the following: Wednesday, November 13 Chaffee County Fairgrounds. Doors open at 5:00pm, Dinner @ 5:15pm, film at 6:00pm. Cost: Free,  Please register for dinner: bit.ly/legacychaffeecounty

Chaffee County, CO- In an effort to reduce stigma and foster open dialogue about mental health, Chaffee County Public Health (CCPH) is proud to partner with CSU Extension in an invitation to the public to join us for a community film screening event centered around the impacts of rural life. “Legacy” highlights the ups and downs of agriculture’s realities with real Colorado stories. You’ll learn about real people who have been impacted by mental health and what resources are available in our community. Join us for this important conversation! Following the film, a community discussion will take place featuring mental health experts, film participants, community leaders, and representatives from the Farm and Ranch industry. This is an excellent opportunity to delve deeper into the film’s themes, engage in meaningful discussions, and explore the innovative initiatives being implemented in rural Colorado. We encourage everyone to participate and share their insights as we work together to break down barriers and foster mental well-being. “We are honored that Colorado State University Extensions is helping CCPH to bring this important film about mental health in Farm and Ranch communities, along with local conversations, to Chaffee County.  This is a topic that effects everyone, and we hope that the community can make time in their busy schedules to attend the film event and contributes to the dialogue around how to make Chaffee County Agriculture strong and resilient,” said Kirsten Love, CCPH Behavioral Health Coordinator/Navigator. CCPH identified mental health as a topic priority in its 2021 Community Health Assessment and 2022-2026 Community Health Improvement Plan.  For almost a decade, CCPH has been collaborating with community partners and stakeholders to ensure a robust local mental health system and the need has only grown in recent years. You can join CCPH by signing up in the following: Wednesday, November 13 Chaffee County Fairgrounds. Doors open at 5:00pm, Dinner @ 5:15pm, film at 6:00pm. Cost: Free,  Please register for dinner: bit.ly/legacychaffeecounty

These complimentary experiences are crafted to help guests deepen their connection to the healing powers of our natural hot springs, an invaluable resource at the Aquatic Center. Participants also have the opportunity to enjoy some of our most popular events and classes. Space is limited, so pre-registration is highly recommended.To register for any of the Soakember Special Events, please visit https://app.amilia.com/store/en/city-of-salida-recreation/shop/programs/92098 Deep Water Aerobics Wednesday, November 13 7:00-7:45pm Ages 16+ A unique, full-body workout that combines the resistance of water with the rhythm of energizing music! In this class, a flotation belt is worn to stay buoyant, allowing you to move freely while strengthening every muscle group during a fun 35-minute session. Slip into the warm water of our leisure pool for the final 10 minutes, where we move through gentle Pilates and yoga-inspired movements designed to enhance core strength and relaxation. This class offers the perfect blend of cardio, strength, and calm—leaving you refreshed, rejuvenated, and ready for anything!

Creative Mixer & Artist Reception on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 5:00 - 6:30 pm Open to the public Salida Council for the Arts co-hosts with Salida Arts & Culture another Creative Mixer. Any artists or creatives working in all genres are encouraged to attend and meet like-minded people. This November exhibition features photography works by artist Ron Barrick. Musical entertainment by Bobby Gulley.

These complimentary experiences are crafted to help guests deepen their connection to the healing powers of our natural hot springs, an invaluable resource at the Aquatic Center. Participants also have the opportunity to enjoy some of our most popular events and classes. Space is limited, so pre-registration is highly recommended.To register for any of the Soakember Special Events, please visit https://app.amilia.com/store/en/city-of-salida-recreation/shop/programs/92098 Breath, Sound and Movement Thursday, November 14 7:00-7:45pm Ages 16+ Relish a rejuvenating experience that combines the best of science and movement. Conducted in the warmth of the leisure pool, this class aims to ease arthritis symptoms, enhance strength, balance, and flexibility while calming the nervous system and improving overall well-being.  With a seamless flow of Yoga, Tai Chi, and Qi Gong postures, you’ll engage your body and mind through breath, sound, and movement, surrounded by the healing qualities of water. Perfect for all levels, this session invites you to relax, restore, and find your balance.

Every Friday from 9-1 we will be Crafting at A Church! We have some ideas for crafts on hand or if you have a project you need to finish bring it out. We have some supplies for our suggested craft, but for some ideas you might have to bring something.... we suggest reusing what you have..... We can still make the mushroom garland but will be making holiday garland and other paper crafts. If you want to make the mushroom garland bring 6 hollowed out cuties (little oranges) cut in 1/2 and dried. ~Bring old cards or fun paper to make gift tags. ~Bring random yarn for yarn baskets. We also invite yo to sew, cross stitch, felt, etc. Charles will be here to teach basic skills about leatherwork. Lunch is provided by Pizza Rio!

Community Sewing Circle come work on projects, start new projects and learn from creative experts. All are welcome! Kids are encouraged to learn a fun and timeless art from. Refreshments provided feel free to bring snacks to share. For more information contact Molly at mbischoff@chaffeecounty.org

Little Shredders- Roller Skating, Skateboarding and Scooters For Age 7 and Under at Ramps and Alleys Every Friday from 10am-noon, from August 16th-April 25th at Ramps and Alleys, 645 E. Rainbow Blvd. $10 per session.

Nov. 15th - Ladies Range Night Our Ladies Night is held one Friday a month with our female range safety officer and instructor. We have half hour time slots from 4pm-8pm that participants can sign up – totally free. In addition, women can use our range free of charge 9am – 3:30 pm on those Fridays, space permitting. Call to reserve the range or sign up for Ladies Night here.

DANCE: Ecstatic Dance Party @ Scout Hut Saturday, Nov. 15 6:00 - 9:00 pm Admission: Adults: $15-$40; Age 13-17: $5; 12 and under: Free Rocky Mountain Rhythms, Tim Hunckler and Nelle Santiago invites attendees to a Freeform Conscious Dance that allows you to feel your emotions, sensations, body, mind, and spirit. Schedule of events:6:00 - 6:45 Guided warm up/ somatic movement6:45 - 7:00 Opening circle7:00 - 8:30 Dance journey with a live DJ8:30 - 9:00 Sound bath & closing circle** COME AND GO AS YOU PLEASE, move how you want** Investment:Adults: $15-$40Age 13-17: $512 and under: Free We welcome all people of all ages to join us! The warmup is guided to help center your mind and body into the present moment while exploring playful movements.We encourage you to come for the opening circle to meet the beautiful souls who will share the dance floor. *Note, we keep the dance floor silent to focus on presence, but we welcome you to share your experience in the closing circle. "Ecstatic Dance is a Freeform Conscious Dance. As soon as you enter the space, you are invited to let go of judgements and expectations, and allow yourself to feel your emotions, sensations, body, mind, and spirit. Because this is a safe space for movement and expression, we do request that you follow the three main guidelines: no shoes (and wear comfy clothes), no booze (or any drugs), no talking (body language only). All freedom of expression is welcomed, and there is no ‘right and wrong’ here. Trust in the journey and move through everything that arises." =AT04ewXzvOcIGte6-FEXokhtmSbZBYm1HbaOQ3J_4lhyHgNsZ1TK0AZICxuUfNhSz-MgFckP7rhLUCvNx_kA-mRjns_thVnr21WfLyCtervT3IID5AZpNIUL5mWlnQzx08xdeSVtAE5tVSXqo0_9WWgbOs3O9H4cOhvqSw" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://ecstaticdance.org/about/]

Learn how to decorate for the holidays or make a beautiful gift! Build-a Bouquet Classes are offered by Phytology Flowers on October 24 (Pumpkin Floral Arrangements), November 15 (Fall Floral Centerpiece), and December 5 (Wreath Making Class). All classes will be in the evening around 6-8pm at Salida Garden Supply. Click HERE to see the details!

Nov. 16th - Ladies CCW This Women Only course meets and exceeds all requirements for Colorado Concealed Carry Permits while building and improving on all skill levels. Sign up here.

We're hosting an open house with tours of the facility, a ribbon cutting event, free leaf drop and a biochar burn so please come to celebrate, learn and compost with us! 9am - 1pm Saturday Nov 16th at 9270 County Road 140 - across from the Salida Airport, behind the shipping container storage facility.

Wall Mountain Realty & Auction is hosing a Fall Consignment on Saturday, November 16th, 9am at the Chaffee County Fairgrounds.  Wall Mountain Realty & Auction is a proud sponsor of the Wounded Warrior Project, and a percentage of proceeds from this sale will be donated to them. If you would like to offer items for consignment for the auction, the drop-off date is Friday, November 15th. Drop-offs will take place from 9am-4:30pm. For more information, reach out to Edward Alloy (719) 239-4004, or John Luke Wall at (719) 580-4094.

Winter Farmers Market Saturdays Nov 16 - Dec 21 10 am - 1 pm Salida Scout Hut  

Come join us to celebrate 8 wonderful years at Soulcraft, Salida’s Hometown Brewery. Live Music from 2-11pm Dirty Groovers 2-4 Desperate Electric 5-7 Runaway Grooms 8-11 Raffles throughout the evening featuring bigger prizes as the night progresses including a Monarch Season Pass! Stein Holding Competition 7:30…..ish.

MUSIC: Alpine Orchestra Saturday, Nov. 16 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Open to the public. Donations suggested. The Alpine Orchestra is a community orchestra in the Arkansas River Valley and kicks off their Fall concert season presenting music from Rachmaninoff, Beethoven, Mussorgsky and Grieg.

Come out for FREE LIVE MUSIC at Tres Litros Beer Co. by Ragged Mountain Bluegrass Band!