Bring your friends and watch the 58th Super Bowl in style. Tickets are only $25. Don't miss out!
Click here to purchase your ticket online today! Or you may purchase your tickets in person with cash or check at the Choke Cherry Tree.
One large screen projector, plus 4 additional TVs, will display the game (and all of the great commercials) in real time.
Awesome door prizes given out throughout the game, including VIP passes to The Springs, ax-throwing, Altitude Defense, and more.
Prizes to the best-dressed fan from each team.
Betting Squares for $20 each square - cash only - with awards given out every quarter and at the end of the game.
Different food options offered at the end of every quarter.
Cash bar with beer, wine, and mixed drinks (cash or credit card accepted at the bar).
end polio. This is an annual event in our continuing efforts to eradicate polio globally. We will
be ringing the bells and taking donations for this important humanitarian event at City
Market Center on Tuesday October 24 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
After decades of efforts and fund raising exceeding $5 billion since 1988, Rotary Club
International and its partners in the Global Polio Eradication Initiative including the World
Health Organization, U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention, UNICEF, the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation and the Vaccine Alliance are proclaiming that the world is free of
Polio except for the countries of Pakistan and Afghanistan.
We are asking the citizens of Archuleta County for your support by donating online at
endpolio.org or by mailing your check local to Pagosa Springs Rotary Club at P.O. Box 685,
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 if you cannot make it by City Market on Tuesday October 24, 2023.
At Pagosa Springs High School, she is enrolled in some typical American classes including U.S. History, English and math. She is also taking science classes, which are her favorite, and several electives like wilderness skills and hospitality and tourism. Since she’s a runner, she has joined the cross-country team this fall. Charlotte’s first host family is Gwen and Tim Taylor and their daughter Lucy, senior.
Last school year, Agustin Perez-Leal, from Argentina, was hosted by the families of Jean Garcia, Karen Ross and Yul Wilson, and DeEtte and Oliver Phillips. Everyone had wonderful exchange experiences and made close family connections.