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with other fun activities. A highlight of the weekend is a 5k

walk/run on the frozen Rio Grande, conditions permitting.

18 FOURTH OF JULY — CANCELLED FOR 2020-

Celebrate the 4th of July in Alamosa beginning with the

Kiwanis pancake breakfast in the morning, 7-10 a.m.,

followed by a parade down Main Street at 10. Fireworks

are planned at dusk at the Alamosa Fairgrounds.

with live music, hop contest and food. The show will run

from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 719-580-3939, 719-274-5224

or 719-580-0541.

22 SACRED HEART CHURCH — The historic Catholic

church on Fourth Street in Alamosa was constructed

between 1922-1928, and is an interesting interpretation of

the Mission style designed by prominent architect Robert

Willison. Step inside to see outstanding murals painted in

the 1940s by German artist Josef Steinhage.

23 CAT’S CLASSIC MOTOCROSS — CANCELLED

FOR 2020- Experience AMA-Pro Am motocross action at the

Cat’s Classic Motocross scheduled for early July at the Sutak

Raceway, 8131 Road 11 South, Alamosa. Sutak Raceway

is a historic motocross track where racer/promoter Dwight

Catalano has hosted numerous events. Visit catsclassics.

com for the schedule and more information.

Farmers Market

Photo by Keith R. Cerny

19 FARMERS MARKET — The Alamosa Farmers’

Market runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. July to

October featuring local produce, food, crafts, cooking

demonstrations, educational activities for all ages, and live

music in the parking lot at State and Sixth Streets in downtown

Alamosa and in a second location, the farm park just north of

the Highway 160/17 intersection, Alamosa, on Wednesdays

TBA. See more details at alamosafarmersmarket.org, 719-

480-4365, or alamosafarmermarket@gmail.com.

20 CATTAILS GOLF COURSE — With a beautiful

clubhouse, pro shop and new restaurant TBA, under new

management, the Cattails Golf Course in Alamosa has

been praised throughout the Rocky Mountain Region for

its superb condition and challenging 18 holes. Call 589-

9515 to reserve tee times. Also, enjoy a disc golf course

adjacent to Cattails on the Alamosa Ranch.

21 ROLLIN’ DEEP CAR SHOW — Celebrate Father’s

Day with the entire family at Alamosa’s Cole Park with

the free 25th Annual Rollin’ Deep Car Show on Sunday,

July 26, featuring low rider custom cars and motorcycles,

all makes, models and years. Enjoy a pre-hop Saturday

24 RIO GRANDE SCENIC RAIL EXCURSIONS —

SUSPENDED DUE TO BANKRUPTCY- The Rio Grande

Scenic Railroad offers steam engine rides through breathtaking

mountain valleys and over legendary La Veta pass on hundreds

of miles of historic rail. Daily and weekend excursions offer

riders a trip back in time on restored passenger cars that stop at

historic towns and connect with the Cumbres & Toltec Railroad.

The Rio Grande Scenic Railroad also offers concerts in

a beautiful mountain setting during the summer months.

Reservations can be made by calling 877-726-RAIL or visiting

www.coloradotrain.com/

25 SPLASHLAND

— The Splashland

Hot Springs features

naturally artesian

warm water. The pool

is located just a mile

north of Alamosa

on Highway 17.

Splashland offers

water aerobics, deep

water cardio, water

yoga and parent-tot

classes. Check out

the updated building

and food court. Splashland Photo by Jennifer Alonzo

Contact: 589-6258

or splashlandllc@hotmail.com. Also check Splashland out

on Facebook and at www.splashlandllc.com/

Joyful Journey

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