ARTS

Shore Art Center

115 S. Main Street in Lamar, Colorado

A revolving exhibition of local artists can be found at the Shore Art Center.

A catalog of artwork for sale is available on the SECAG website.

Southeast Colorado Arts Guild (SECAG)

Formed in 1969, the principle objective of SECAG is to maintain an outlet for artistic expression. Over the years, SECAG has awarded scholarships, donated a potting wheel, kiln and printing press to Lamar Community College. Workshops, seminars, and art shows are also sponsored to promote the visual arts.

CULTURE

Arkansas Valley Wind & Percussion Ensemble

Southeast Colorado’s community band. Available for events.

website: avwpe.org, phone: (719) 336-4232

Square Dancing

Denim and Lace Square Dancing

Lamar Dudes & Dames Square Dancing

Festivals

Western Culture

HISTORY

Big Timbers Museum, open seven days a week 1:30 – 4:30pm

Kathleen Scranton, Curator

7515 U.S. Highway 50, Lamar, CO

phone: (719) 336-2472

Camp Amache Japanese Relocation Memorial

Contact: Fred Dorenkamp, Bristol, CO, phone: (719) 734-5226

Comanche National Historic Site, Comanche National Grassland

Picture Canyon, Crack Cave petroglyphs, equinox tours

Springfield, CO

phone: (719) 523-6591

Madonna of the Trail, historic monument

109 East Beech Street, Lamar, CO

Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site, park open daily 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

National Park Service, Eads, CO

phone: (719) 438-5916

Wiley Rock School, a National Historic Register Listing

603 Main Street, Wiley, CO 81092

Available for community events, contact Carla Scranton, phone: (719) 688-3857