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What's Happening in and Around Mancos this Month?

The Cortez Cultural Center, located at 25 N. Market Street, will host Native American dances outside on the plaza every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evening @7pm through August 15th.

*Covid-19 safety measures in place include: face masks required, 6 feet social distancing, bathrooms will be sanitized after every use, indoor services sanitized regularly, and hand sanitizers will be available for guest use.

Yay! Mesa Verde is open to visitors!

The Park began a phased reopening on May 24^th, working with federal, state, and local public health authorities to closely monitor access to all parks service wide. The facilities open to the public now at Mesa Verde are: the main park road and all overlooks including Montezuma Overlook, Park Point, and Geologic Overlook, Far View Terrace Café and Gift Shop, Far View Archeological sites, Mesa Top Loop Drive (including all stops and overlooks), Cliff Palace/Balcony House Loop Drive, Spruce Tree House overlooks, all hiking trails, Chapin Mesa picnic area, Spruce Tree T

Spring at Starry Nights Ranch

Although the Corona Virus is still plaguing the world, we here at Starry Nights Ranch B&B continue to welcome the occasional guest looking for an escape or travelers seeking a safe haven on their journey. Trees are leafing out, flowers blooming, and grass is greening up. We see baby animals snuggling up to their mamas – both domestic and wild. Hummingbirds are dive-bombing us as they compete for the nectar from the flowers and our feeders. Although Mesa Verde National Park is still closed to visitors, we watch it come to life from our deck. Sunsets ar