2025 Paint Out Schedule
Barbara Tobin Klema
REMINDERS & NOTES:
Critiques: Unless otherwise noted, critiques for all paint outs will be held at 1:00 pm at the stated critique location. Please note there is a suggested "Critique Topic" for each paint out, which will be addressed during the critique.
Assignments for hosts and some co-hosts were made based upon previous hosting or requests for specific paint-outs. Please check through the schedule to see if you were assigned as a host. If you were assigned to host a paint out and you would be unable to attend on that date, please help us by finding a replacement host to take your place.
One additional Saturday paint out and one weekend paint out are scheduled for this year.
Changes to scheduled paint outs: Scheduled paint outs typically will not be canceled or changed except in the case of an unforeseen circumstance that disallows access (such as a scheduled area being closed or weather prevents access). In cases such as this, the host may move the paint out to another location. In this event, please provide as much notice as possible.
Hosts or Co-Hosts:
1. Send an email reminder about your paint out within three to five days of when it is scheduled.
2. Hosts, please notify the group if participation at your paint out is restricted to a maximum number of painters due to limited parking availability (since there will likely be no car-pooling), or whether he or she chooses to invoke indoor Covid-19 restrictions as defined above.
3. Please send a list of paint out attendees to Lori Walters at loriwaltersabc@gmail.com for record keeping. Attendees, if for some reason you attend a paint out and the host is unable to attend for an unforeseen circumstance, please email Lori (loriwaltersabc@gmail.com) that you attended the scheduled paint out, so it will count towards our requirements of three paint outs per year for each member.
4. If possible, send photos of everyone's paintings (with artists' permission) via email to Barbara Klema (crimsonsageartyoga@hotmail.com) for inclusion in the monthly newsletter.
Most of all – have fun this year! Looking forward to seeing everyone doing what we so enjoy, painting nature!
On behalf of the 2025 steering committee: Linda Bonds, Barbara Tobin Klema, Fran Mayfield and Jane Mercer
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February
Tuesday, February 11
Location: Aztec Riverside Park - 500 South Light Plant Road
Host: Linda Bonds - (505) 306-2530
Site Description: City park with a pond and nice riverside views.
Critique Location: Parking area near pond.
Critique Topic: Adding color to a winter landscape.
Directions from Durango:
Take Camino del Rio south to Hwy 550, and travel approximately 40 miles to Aztec. The third light is Light Plant Road - turn left and in a short distance you will see the park. There is plenty of parking in various locations throughout the park.
Directions from Farmington:
Travel to Aztec and turn right on Light Plant Road. The park is a short distance. See above.
Restrooms: No, but some in businesses nearby
Wednesday, February 26
Location: Glade-Chokecherry Canyon Area, Farmington, NM
Host: Julane Jensen - (505) 333-5347
Site Description: Views are of the cliffs, wash, sage, and other shrubs.
Critique Location: There is a large smoothed area to park just off of the pavement, and the critique will be there at 1:00.
Critique Topic: Improving composition
Directions from Durango: As you enter Farmington from Aztec, turn right on Pinon Hills Blvd. (Just before Lowe’s). Continue 4 miles and turn right on Glade Road (CR 1980).
Directions from Hesperus: turn onto Pinon Hills Blvd. from Highway 170. Continue 2.3 miles and turn left onto Glade Road. There is a large smoothed area to park just off of the pavement, and the critique will be there at 1:00.
March
Tuesday, March 11
Location: Along the Animas River Behind Four Corners River Sports, Durango
Host: Sandra Heller - (214) 668-7754
Site Description: River views from above (bridge crossing) and access to river levels...mountain views, rocks, and vegetation along river banks.
Critique Location: TBD
Critique Topic: Translating what you see into a harmonious composition
Directions: Google Maps: 4 Corners River Sports, Durango (address is 360S Camino Del Rio) Maps will give you directions to the facility but does not show the unpaved road along the south side that continues to the river trail and south to the BMX track. There is plenty of parking.
Restrooms: No restrooms at location but Nature's Oasis is just down the street.
Wednesday, March 26
Location: On the road to Haviland Lake
Host: Lori Walters - (970) 749-2458
Site Description: On the road to Haviland Lake where the road is closed. Snow, mountain views of the La Plata Mountains
Critique Location: Parking area where the road is closed
Critique Topic: Colors of snow
Directions from Durango: North on 550. Haviland Lake sign on the right between mile marker 41-42.
Directions from Farmington: North on 550. Haviland Lake sign on the right between mile marker 41-42.
Restrooms: Behind snowy trees or bushes, or there is a gas station a couple of miles north of Haviland at the Needles Store.
April
Tuesday, April 8
Location: Oxbow Park, Durango
Host: Jan Goldman - (970) 764-0850
Site Description: Riparian area with cottonwoods, river, beach, willows etc. with maybe some spring green.
Critique Location: Picnic tables on path toward river
Critique Topic: Water reflections
Directions from Durango: Take Main Avenue (550 N) past north City Market (32nd Street) and past 37th Street. Take a slight right onto Animas View Drive (Mild to Wild Rafting Company is on the right). Go approximately half a mile to the entrance to Oxbow Park on the right. There should be plenty of parking if you are there early; however, carpooling is recommended as parking is limited. You will be ticketed if you park on the street.
Directions from Farmington: Drive to Durango, and then follow the above directions.
Restrooms: may be closed, not sure this time of the season, but north City Market is close by.
Wednesday, April 23
Location: Cove at Dalton Ranch (741 Hermosa Meadows Road, Durango, 81301)
Host: Cindy Dunlay - (505) 850-8243
Site Description: Beautiful 11 acre wooded Open Space on the Animas River.
Critique Location: Behind Cindy’s house
Critique Topic: Seasonal light
Directions from Durango: Head north on 550 towards Dalton Ranch. About 8.5 miles from City Market North, make the first right after Trimble Crossing (PJ’s) Shopping Center onto Hermosa Meadows Road. We are at 741 Hermosa Meadows Road, in The Cove, on the left side - a brown and tan house with black bench on porch in front. 3-4 vehicles can park in our driveway. There is also parking in the cul-de-sac.
Directions from Farmington: From 160W/550 North, head north on 550 for 14 miles. Make first Right after Trimble Crossing Shopping Center onto Hermosa Meadows Road. We are at 741 Hermosa meadows Road, in The Cove, on the left side. 3-4 vehicles can park in our driveway. There is also parking in the cul-de-sac.
Restrooms: Yes, inside house. Can access from rear patio door.
*Note: There is also room for several painters to work off the back deck if they prefer.
May
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, May 9, 10, 11
Location: Bluff, Utah and Surrounding Areas
Host: Carolyn Dailey - (719) 588-2283
Co-Host: Barbara Tobin Klema - (970) 946-0786
Site Description: Colorful sedimentary rock formations; Comb Ridge monocline and ancient cliff dwellings; San Juan River; Valley of the Gods; and Butler Wash.
Critique Location: Recapture Lodge parking area at 6pm Saturday before group dinner
Critique Topic: Use of atmospheric perspective to create depth
Directions from Durango: Head west on Hwy 160, past Cortez, towards the 4 Corners Monument and Teec Nos Pos. Approximately 13 miles past the junction with Hwy 491, turn right on Hwy 41, which will connect with Hwy 162, passing through the towns of Aneth and Montezuma Creek. Follow signs and continue to Bluff, which is at the intersection of Hwy 191. Turn left at Hwy 191 to go into town, and continue west to Sand Island, Butler Wash road and Valley of the Gods.
Directions from Farmington: Take Hwy 491 north to Hwy 160, turn left, and follow directions above.
**Paint Out Schedule to be announced later**
Lodging:
Recapture Inn, Bluff Older, charming but more rustic hotel centrally located in Bluff. Pet-friendly and includes continental breakfast and hot tub.Rates are $136/night plus tax for 1 or 2 adults. Reserve soon as it fills up on weekends.
Website: http://www.recapturelodge.com/index.html
Email: office@recapturelodge.com
Phone: (435) 672-2281
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Desert Rose Inn Resort and Cabins, Bluff - upscale hotel with a variety of accommodation options and restaurant. Website seems to currently be under renovation so no prices available at this time.
Website: http://DesertRoseInn.com
Phone: 435-672-2303
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Cadillac RV Ranch - RV and tent camping right in town that features full hook-ups and private bathroom/shower rooms that are clean and well-heated. RV rates are $48-$65/night and $35/night for tent camping.
Website: http://www.cadillacranchrv.com/map.html
Email: cadranch@frontiernet.net
Phone: 1-800-538-6195
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Dispersed camping: There are numerous at-large sites along both Butler Wash Road and along the loop drive in Valley of the Gods. No facilities or water available.
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Tuesday, May 13
Location: Cindy Atchison’s home — 3002 E 3rd Ave, Durango, CO
Host: Cindy Atchison - (970) 769-1116 (coffee and snacks will be on her front porch)
Site Description: There are ample places to paint either trees or water in the shade along the river trail, at the put-in on the Corner of 29th Street and East 3rd Avenue, in Memorial Park, or in Cindy’s yard
Critique Location: Cindy‘s backyard, 3002 E. 3rd Avenue, Durango
Critique Topic: Painting trees and foliage in simple yet convincing shapes
Directions from Durango: Use Google Maps to find this location. There is a parking lot on the corner of 29th Street and E 3rd Ave, or you can park along E. 3rd Ave or 30th Street
Directions from Farmington: Use Google Maps to find this location, see parking above.
Restrooms: There is a public restroom by the parking lot on the corner of 29th Street and E 3rd Ave, or people could use Cindy’s restroom.
Wednesday, May 28
Location: Northern New Mexico Cabin - 1830 NM 511, Navajo Dam, New Mexico
Host: Portia Griefenberg - (505) 334-7212 / (505) 258-3418 (cell)
Site Description: Log cabin, cedar trees, cactus, petrified wood, shrubs and brush
Critique Location: Covered porch
Critique Topic: Local atmosphere
Directions from Durango: Take Hwy 160 East, turn right onto Hwy 172 and continue through Ignacio. At the New Mexico border, 172 turns into NM 511. Continue on 511 to mile marker 18. Turn left onto dirt road, stay right, then stay left till you reach a large locked gate (about 1 mile) . Turn left onto the drive to the cabin.
Directions from Farmington: Drive toward Durango. Turn right onto NM 173 and turn left onto NM 511 (just past Cottonwood Campground). Continue on NM 511 past Navajo Lake Marina turn offs for about 4 miles, and turn right at mile marker 18. Turn right, then stay left till you reach a large locked gate (about 1 mile). Turn left onto the drive to the cabin.
Restrooms: available inside cabin
June
Date TBD
Location: La Plata Canyon
Host: Fran Mayfield (505) 320-1227
Site Description: See images below
Critique Location: TBD
Critique Topic: TBD
Directions from Durango: Drive west on Hwy 160 to Hesperus. Turn north onto CR 124 at Kennebec Cafe.
Directions from Farmington: Take NM-170 La Plata Hwy. Crossing into Colorado, NM-170 becomes Hwy CO-140 Turn left onto US-160 West, then take 1st right/ north onto CR 124 at Kennebec Café.
Restrooms: Bushes and trees
Saturday, June 21
Location: Shanna Bird’s House - 6034 Lake Woods Lane, Flora Vista, NM
Host: Marilyn Taylor - (505) 486-5359
Site Description: Estate on the Animas River, gardens, bridges, windmill, pond, open views of river, structures, etc. Lots of trees and covered patios for shade.
Critique Location: on the back patio
Critique Topic: Use of values
Directions from Durango: Turn left at the Flora Vista stoplight. Turn right onto CR #3520, drive approximately three miles and look for Lake Luther on the left side of the road. Turn left onto Lake Shore Drive, then turn right onto Lake Woods Lane. It is located right on the river - 6034 Lake Woods Lane.
Directions from Farmington: Turn onto Old Aztec Highway immediately east of Memory Gardens cemetery. Drive to Lake Luther and turn right onto Lake Shore Drive, and then right onto Lake Woods Lane - 6034 Lake Woods Lane.
Restrooms: Home open for restrooms, etc.
Wednesday, June 25
Location: Lake Simpatico - Forest Lakes, Durango
Host: Ann Salviazul - (435) 590-1441
Site Description: Small reservoir - paint reflections, pine trees, scrub oak or homes around the lake. There is parking, picnic tables and a gazebo along a walking path.
Critique Location: Gazebo near the dam
Critique Topic: Water and reflections
Directions from Durango: Take CR 240 towards Lemon Reservoir; turn right at Helen's Corner to continue on CR 240 until it comes to a T intersection with CR 501 and turn right. Continue on CR 501, across the Pine River and to Forest Lakes entrance. Turn left onto Forest Lakes Dr (service road) and continue until it comes to a T intersection, turn right onto Pine Valley Rd. Continue past two roads on your right hand side (Meadowbrook Dr and Alpine Forest Dr) and watch for a large brown maintenance building and a steep gravel road on the right towards the lake.
Directions from Farmington: Take HWY 550 north and continue east on HWY 160 until the stoplight intersection in Bayfield. Turn left onto CR 501 and continue to Forest Lakes entrance. Turn right onto Forest Lakes Dr (service road) until it comes to a T intersection, turn right onto Pine Valley Rd. Continue past two roads on your right hand side (Meadowbrook Dr and Alpine Forest Dr) and watch for a large brown maintenance building and a steep gravel road on the right towards the lake.
Restrooms: Pit toilets
July
Tuesday, July 8
Semi-Annual Meeting and Potluck - Blue Lake Ranch
Host: Jane Mercer - (970) 375-9171 / (970) 759-1878 (cell)
Site Description: Several ponds, La Plata River, buildings, gardens and mountain views
Critique Location: Event Center covered back porch
Critique Topic: What drew you to this site? What is your focal point?
Directions from Durango: Take Wildcat Canyon (141) west to the La Plata Highway (140) and turn right. A short distance after the La Plata River bridge look for sign “Ridgewood Event Center” and turn right. Parking is available at end of drive.
Directions from Farmington: Take the La Plata Highway north to Hesperus. Turn right just after the La Plata River bridge. Look for sign “Ridgewood Event Center” and turn right. Parking is available at the end of the driveway (past the yellow house and event center).
*Remember no parking on grass anywhere along the way, owners request we use the back parking lot.*
Restrooms: Yes, in the Event Center
*Please bring your favorite dish to share. Plates, cups, and utensils will be supplied. Start painting by 9:00 am. Finish by noon. Potluck lunch and brief meeting. Try to finish by 1:30 pm.*
Wednesday, July 23
Location: Florida River - Ron’s Ranch
Host: Mar Evers - (970) 749-1916
Site Description: TBD
Critique Location: TBD
Critique Topic: TBD
Directions from Durango: TBD
Directions from Farmington: TBD
Restrooms: TBD
August
Tuesday, August 12
Location: Deborah Doty’s Ranchette - 38294 Road G, Mancos, CO
Host: Deborah Doty - (970) 394-0020
Site Description: Meadows, distant mountains, mesas
Critique Location: On the deck or in the studio
Critique Topic: Creating depth using principles of aerial or atmospheric perspective.
Directions from Durango: Head west on 160. There is a traffic light at Mancos. Keep going west on 160 for 2 miles from Mancos, turn LEFT on Montezuma Road 39 (a little way past the red barn on the LEFT. It may just say Rd 39), and you will be going south for about 1 mile (just guessing) and continue on. Go through the intersection (stop sign). You are still on Road 39. Go about 1½ miles and you will be heading down a slight hill. Turn RIGHT, off the pavement, onto Road G; don't go straight as that will take you across the little Mancos River and eventually back to Mancos. Now go about ½ mile, slow down and you will see a couple of ponds to your LEFT. We have the little light green house with a white roof, just as you go up a tiny hill on the LEFT. Address: 38294 Road G.
Here’s another way that is more direct. Same as above but don't turn on Road 39. Instead, continue on Hwy 160 for 1 more mile, past the giant arrows, and turn LEFT at Montezuma County Road 38. There you will see Dave Sipes' wood carvings, outside, all around his brown home. Go south about ¾ of a mile, and turn LEFT at Road G. We have the first house on the RIGHT with large trees next to road. Come into driveway.
Directions from Farmington: Head north to CO Hwy 160 and follow above directions.
Restrooms: In Deborah’s home.
Saturday, August 16
Location: Foxfire Farms - 5513 Co Rd 321, Ignacio, CO 81137
Host: Linda Bonds - (505) 306-2530
Site Description: Winery buildings with sweeping vista views and grape vineyards
Critique Location: On the patio of the winery’s main building
Critique Topic: Creating a sense of place
Directions from Durango: Go east on HWY 160 and turn right at Elmore's Corner (towards the Durango Airport). Continue past the Sky Ute Casino and into the town of Ignacio to the stop light at HWY 151 and turn left (towards Arboles and Navajo Lake, about 24 miles). In about .5 mile, turn right on Co Rd 321 and continue south about 4 miles. Turn right into the driveway and park anywhere on the gravel area out of the way of farm equipment (about 40 minutes and 29 miles from downtown Durango.)
Directions from Farmington: Go north on US-550 (about 19 miles) and turn right onto Co Rd 310/318 (Indian Rte 110). Continue (15 miles) until the "T" with Co Rd 172 and turn left. Continue (1.2 miles) into Ignacio to the stop light at HWY 151 and turn right (towards Arboles and Navajo Lake). In about .5 mile, turn right on Co Rd 321 and continue south about 4 miles. Turn right into the driveway and park anywhere on the gravel area out of the way of farm equipment. (About 1 hour and 58 miles from Farmington.
Restrooms: Yes
Wednesday, August 27
Location: Downtown in Durango, CO
Host: Maryellen Morrow - (970) 769-0204
Co-Host: Sharon Abshagen - (970) 749-5960
Site Description: Streets, Alleys, Far Views, Historic Buildings and Homes
Critique Location: Durango Art Center, restrooms available
Critique Topic: What to include, What to leave out!
**This could possibly be a quick draw, to be hung along with our show! More information should this occur**
September
September 5 - October 25, 2025
PAP4C Exhibit at the Durango Arts Center
Opening Reception: Friday, September 5th, from 5pm - 7pm
Drop-off: TBD
Tuesday, September 9
Location: Silverton, Colorado
Host: Helen Pruski - (970) 799-2989
Site Description: Town architecture, surrounding mountains, Animas River
Critique Location: At park/gazebo at north end of town
Critique Topic: Color harmony
Directions from Durango: North on Highway 550 approximately 50 miles
Directions from Farmington: Highwsy 550 North to Durango, then follow directions from Durango
Restrooms: Maybe at the park and/or at various businesses
Wednesday, September 24
Location: Overlook Near Transfer Park, Mancos
Host: Sharon Abshagen - (970) 749-5960
Site Description: Dirt road through the aspens which will hopefully be in full color. Stands of trees, pongs and cattle, plus the old Aspen Guard Station. Views of the mountains, trees and vegetation. There are day use and camping fees, but hoping we won’t have to pay if we don’t go into the picnic grounds/camping areas.
Critique Location: At the parking lot next to the campground
Critique Topic: Are your aspen trees alive and dancing?
Directions from Durango: Go west on US 160 to Mancos and turn right at the stop light at CO 184. Go 1/4 mile and turn right on County road 42 - the sign at this turn says Mancos State Park. Stay on this road past Mancos State Park, going northwards. County Road 42 turns into Forest Service Road 561 when it enters then ational forest. Continue on RD 561. There will be a sign I think for Transfer Campground. Turn right at Forest Service Road 565 and park in the parking lot. Big Al overlook of the West Mancos Canyon is there and other painting views. Approximately 10.3 miles from the stop light at the intersection of US 160 and Highway 184. This is a paved road all the way there. Feel free to stop anywhere along the road to paint, with good pullovers of course.
Directions from Farmington: Same as Durango
Restrooms: Yes, near the parking lot at the campground
October
Tuesday, October 7
Location: Purgatory - Gelande Parking Lot
Host: Lindy Ivie - (505) 690-4903
Site Description: Glorious color on the ridge above the parking lot; also, a view of Engineer
Critique Location: In the parking lot called “Gelande” located on the left side of 550, just south of the main Purgatory entrance.
Critique Topic: Best use of color
Directions from Durango: Take 550 North. 20-minute drive. The parking area is on the left before the entry gate.
Directions from Farmington: Take 550 North through Durango on to Purgatory. The Gelande Parking area is located on the left side of 550 just south of the main Purgatory entrance.
Restrooms: Bushes or nearby Purgatory Resort
Wednesday, October 29
Location: Mesa Verde National Park
Host: Betsey Krill - (970) 533-1600 (cell reception sketchy at times in park)
***Meet at Visitor’s Center at 9:00***
Site Description: High desert, Ancient Puebloan Ruins
Critique Location: Critique location will be decided by group at 9:00AM when we meet at the Visitors’ Center - suggestions include the picnic area by the Museum/the parking area near the Museum/restrooms or back to the Visitors’ Center/restrooms. It will depend on where the majority of participants choose to paint.
Critique Topic: How to create mood with color harmony
Directions from Durango: West on 160 to Mesa Verde turn off, 8 miles west of Mancos. Turn left to the Visitors’ Center before entering the park and we will meet in the parking lot. Without a National Park Pass the fee for each car is $20.
Directions from Farmington: Same as above
Restrooms: Various locations - some are seasonal
November
Saturday, November 1
Location: La Boca - 23808 Hwy 172
Host: Gayle Lewis - (505) 947-7357
Site Description: A La Boca was a community center that served as a stop for the Durango Chama Train until the 1960's. There are buildings dating back to early 1900s, pastureland and the Pine River. There is a good view of the ranch and the La Plata mountains from a mesa a short distance to the east.
Critique Location: The main house at the ranch
Critique Topic: Design painting with a dominant value in mind. (One of the most important principles in designing the distribution of light and darks in a landscape is the concept of a dominant value. The idea behind this principle of design is that more than half of the area of your painting should be either gray, white (or almost white), or black (or a very dark gray). Typically, most landscape paintings are painted in middle value grays, with a few dark shapes and light shapes to add interest to the design.)
Directions from Durango: Travel approximately 7 miles south of Ignacio Hwy 172 (the road to Navajo Dam). Look for the "La Boca" sign over entrance on the left side of highway.
Directions from Farmington: At Bondad, before Bondad hill, turn right onto Hwy 110 to Ignacio. At the end of Hwy 110, turn right. onto Hwy 172. La Boca is approximately 7 miles south. Look for the “La Boca” sign at the entrance. You have gone too far if you cross the CO/NM state line.
Tuesday, November 11
Location: Northern New Mexico - County Road 5512 (halfway between Farmington and Bloomfield)
Host: Debbie Clay - (505) 330-1739
Site Description: High desert junipers, hoodoos, rock formations, vistas of Shiprock, La Plata Mountains and mesas
Critique Location: Parking area on your left right after you turn onto CR 5510
Critique Topic: Edges, sharp edges and turning edges
Directions from Durango: 1. Drive to Flora Vista / 2. Turn left at the light on to CR 350, ( Circle K is on the corner) / 3. Drive 7.4 miles to traffic light / 4. Cross Hwy 64 / 5. Drive 1.1 miles to CR 5510, turn right / 6. You may paint at the bottom of the hill, where the critique will be, or drive up the hill to find vistas.
Directions From Farmington: 1. Drive to Flora Vista / 2. Turn right at the light on to CR 350, ( Circle K is on the corner) / 3. Follow same directions as Durango from here
Restrooms: There are restrooms at the 7-2-11 convenience store on Hwy 64 or at Sunray Park and Casino
Wednesday, November 19
Location: Big Arch up Hart Canyon
Host: Steve Unger - (505) 334-8324
Site Description: Very big rock formation that easy to drive, to if there has not been any snow or rain. There are a few more big rock formations close.
Critique Location: TBD
Critique Topic: light and shadow
Directions from Durango: It is on the east side of the highway just north of Aztec. The county road and turn is well marked (will flag all of the turns). Turn onto CR 2770 East, then the turns will be flagged. Continue straight forward to the location.
Directions From Farmington: It is on the east side of the highway just north of Aztec. The county road and turn is well marked (will flag all of the turns). Turn onto CR 2770 East, then the turns will be flagged, .Continue straight forward to the location.
Restrooms: There are no restrooms but Aztec is very close and so is the UFO crash!!
December
Tuesday, December 3
Semi-Annual Meeting and Holiday Brunch
Location: Artifacts Gallery and Bake Shoppe - 302 East Main, Farmington, NM 87401
Meet at 11:00 am for a quiche and pastry brunch.
Directions from Durango: Take Highway 550 to Farmington, NM. Artifacts Gallery is on the corner of Main Street at the 1st roundabout. Or use Google Maps.
Directions From Farmington: Use Google Maps to find location.
*Let's have a festive time!*
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PAP4C Covid-19 Protocols:
At the August 7, 2021, semi-annual meeting the group voted to retain the 2021 Covid- 19 Policy as defined in the PAP4C Liability Release Waiver. In addition, the group decided that hosts for indoor PAP4C activities (i.e., shows, indoor meetings, parties, use of restroom facilities, etc.) reserve the right to require that all attendees be fully vaccinated and/or wear a mask.
PAP4C Covid-19 Liability Relief Waiver and Social Distancing Guidelines
All members:
1. Please sign the liability waiver and return to Lori Walters before your first paint out, or by no later than March 1st. You may return the form electronically by either scanning it or by providing an electronic signature and then sending it to Lori by email at loriwaltersabc@gmail.com. Or you can mail your signed copy to Lori at 33 Lewis Mountain Lane, Durango, CO 81301. *Note: please ensure that your guests also sign and return the form prior to their participating in a paint out.
2. Please observe CDC guidelines for social distancing by minimizing or avoiding car-pooling, maintaining a distance of six feet from other people, and wearing a mask as appropriate.