Took the family to this Oktoberfest while visiting Durango to photograph the leaves. We visited on…read moreSaturday and the weather was perfect. The festival was from 11 am to 4 pm on Saturday, October 8 and from 11 am to 3 pm on Sunday. Entry fee was $5 and then you buy tokens for beer and/or food. Beer tokens were $4 for 1 token=1 beer, and food tokens were $1 for 1 token, but most food were 5 tokens (including 16 ounces lemonade we bought for our son from Tom Cat's Lemonade). We even met a couple I knew from Albuquerque dressed in Victorian garb (see picture). Breweries included Ska, Steamworks, Brew Pub and Kitchen, Carver Brewing, Animas Brewing, and Durango Brewing. We skipped Ska, since we had visited their brew pub the night before (reviewed in a separate review). We sampled 16 ounce beers from Carver (Lightner Creek Lager, Silver Medal at GABF) this one was my favorite, Brew Pub and Kitchen (Octoberfest, my wife's favorite), Animas Brewing (Hogs Back Black, no real malt or hops flavor), and Steamworks (3rd eye IPA, which was pretty hoppy and my second favorite beer). The music was pretty good with lots of folks dancing. The headliner was an all white hip hop band called Diabolical Sound Platoon and they were pretty good. There was a huge shaded tent to eat and drink under and we had no trouble finding a seat. Luckily, we had eaten at Oscar's Cafe before coming here. There was really only one food vendor selling bratwurst and dogs and the line never ended there. I think they need to add more food vendors next year. There were plenty of booths of local vendors and artists, including three or four medical marijuana places, a guitar string jewelry artist, renewal by anderson windows, wine barrel artist, escape room, and an apple cider vendor, just to name a few. There were a few games: beer pong, and a bean bag toss. We had lots of fun for sure. The best part were the proceeds going to Sexual Assault Services Organization of Durango.

We were visiting Durango and looked up local live music and stumbled upon Fox Fire Farms Friday…read morelive music. What a great venue, tasty wine and an amazing way to spend a night. We brought our 5 mo old and she loved it. Very kid friendly. Food was a little pricey and just okay, so we'd probably bring our own if we went again. The woman who helped me choose my glass of wine was more than delightful and helped me narrow down which wine to get. Overall a great place and great band!

Alittle out of the way, we were the only ones there on a mid Saturday afternoon. Did the wine…read moretastings, four for $14 and then bought a bottle. Different varieties but all tasty. Staff was very friendly. Tasting room and grounds were very nice. Try it, you won't be disappointed

Super fun place. We were able to get in for a morning tour with just one day's notice and loved…read moremeeting the alpacas and Susan. We were able to meet mamas with babies born as recently as 4-5 days and even got to give out a few treats. We also met several of the older alpacas before hitting the store to pick up some socks and earrings (the tour is free, so please buy something). I definitely recommend this tour when you are in the Durango area.

The owner provided a personal tour of the alpaca farm. She was so friendly and knowledgeable we…read moreall walked away learning so much. The alpacas are so cute, but not friendly. So if you were hoping to hug, pet, and squeeze these adorable creatures best to buy a small stuffed version in the darling gift shop.

My son and I were in Durango to ride the train but the wildfire forced cancelation of our ride .We…read moredecided to enjoy our day visiting as much of the town as we could. We went to the Animas Museum and had a great visit. We actually messed up and came in the back door, It is an old school house and has desks of the era, many great old photos of the town . Turns out that Animas was the towns original name. My favorite Was a list of the teachers jobs such as starting the fire. The list of punishments for various kid misdeeds is priceless, lashes were applied liberally. A very nice young man named Pablo showed us around as well as a wonderful little lady who was very helpful with the history of the building. Make sure to go it is only a five dollar donation. Make sure to check out the original old cabin Were here on June 20th 2018 Scott a Miller

We stopped by for the chuck wagon breakfast in early October and took some time to enjoy the…read moremuseum. What a great old piece of architecture, and a real asset to the community.

Owner was just lovely and knowledgeable about wines and the town. Warm and inviting atmosphere…read more Tasty wines. Thanks Dean!

Lovely place to spend a few hours on lazy afternoons. Great place…read morefor group gatherings. The service is excellent. Try the wine flights - they're fun. The peach, berry or peach-berry combo "Wine-A-Ritas" are delightful and refreshing in the warm months and the spiced hot wine is comforting during our colder months. Four Leaves Winery is conveniently located just across the street from the DSNGR Depot, so good gathering spot after a long train ride. Nancy Macho, Durango

This cultural center and museum is excellent; truly one of the best native american cultural…read morecenters in the Southwest. We were thoroughly impressed with their art displays, history museum, photograph collection, and introductory film on the Ute people. Everything was extremely professionally presented and selected. Our greeting to the large and beautiful center couldn't have been more friendly and cordial. The little town of Ignacio is pretty close to Durango and Pagosa Springs, a short detour off of Hwy. 160... and well worth the trip to see this cultural gem! PS: The gift shop is nice, too.

Beautiful building with an amazing display of Native American (primarily Ute) history in their…read morepermanent exhibit space. Good for the whole family. The temporary exhibit of basket making was impressive, too.

Best tribal owned museum that I've seen! It is absolutely beautiful inside and out. The building's…read morearchitecture is meaningful and the exhibits are all educational. You could easily spend an hour or more at this place. The only critique is that I wish their gift shop had more items!

Cute little theater near our hotel in Durango. Has just two theaters and went to see Tony last…read morenight. For 4 adults and a large popcorn it was a little over $53. Popcorn was good.

Cute, local theater but staff is incredibly rude…read more We stopped in with some fresh coffee from Starbucks up the street and bought tickets to a movie that was just starting. We had our coffees in our hand as we bought the tickets then made our way over to concessions to purchase some snack. We purchased both from the same person so it was strange after we made our payment, they then decided to let us know we couldn't bring our coffees in. As my friend and I were deciding to see the next showing instead so we could finish our drinks and catch the film from the beginning, the manager decided to walk over and tell us if we saw the later showing she wouldn't refund our snacks. I found all of this so strange and rude so we decided to leave and go to another theater instead. The manager wouldn't let up and kept interrupting us to let us know if the other theater wouldn't let us in with our drinks either and even if we tried they were the only theater showing the movie. It was such a strange experience we got out of there as fast as possible and most likely won't go back until there is a staff turnover.