Pictograph this
Wallace Ranch pictographs exhibit, Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center, 201 W. B St., Pueblo; 719-295-1517,
Rocks of ages.
These 700-year-old burnt-sienna pictographs were rescued before the Pueblo reservoir drowned the community of Swallows, including the historic limestone drawings on rocks at Wallace Ranch. Formerly housed at the now-defunct Holy Cross Abbey in Cañon City, the rock art has found a new home at this museum. Admission is free for the pictographs’ grand opening Sept. 26.
In stitches
The Colorfest Quilt Show and Sale, Saturday and Sunday, Silverton School gymnasium, 12th and Reese streets, Silverton; 970-387-5654
Sew what?
Nearly 400 quilts from throughout the U.S. will be featured at this show. A Bernina sewing machine technician will be on hand to clean sewing machines and vendors will sell fabrics, patterns and supplies. Proceeds from the quilt sales ($3 and up) and the $2 admission will be donated to local nonprofit groups.
Clothes call
Holy Toledo, 191 Main St., Minturn; 970-827-4299
Haute country couture.
Leaf-peeping near Vail? It may be hard to tear your gaze from the fantastic deals at this upscale consignment store that owner Heather Schultz, a part-time ski instructor, recently expanded in a renovated Minturn church. Deep discounts on cutting-edge women’s shoes, trendy snug T-shirts, retro-peasant shirts, pants, jewelry and some outerwear.
