The Wet Mountain Valley is rich with active, older adults who strengthen our community with generous contributions of their time and talents. Yet aging in place in a rural area can also bring real challenges—especially for those who sometimes need a bit of help to remain independent. While developing LandingWellWMV.org to connect seniors with local wellness resources, it was no
The Landing Well Fund supports efforts that help local seniors age in place with dignity. The Landing Well Fund was inspired by a service project of Community United Methodist Church: an online resource guide launched in February 2025 to connect seniors in the Wet Mountain Valley with local wellness and service providers — LandingWellWMV.org, the website you see here, was born. The
The West Custer County Library District and Landing Well are excited to extend conversations from our 2025 Senior Fair by co-hosting a new educational series to help seniors–along with their neighbors, families, caretakers, and friends–create a plan to age in place while staying healthy, safe, and connected in the Wet Mountain Valley. Invite a friend and join us for these
In honor of April Fool’s, please join us for an evening of fun dedicated to our very human “foolhardiness” or “foolishness”. We’ll hear short tales from Carol Bribach, Barb Saint-Amour, David Ketcham, and Terri Rowenhorst. Gary and Kathy Taylor will accompany the evening with live music to keep the smiles coming. Invite a friend for an evening of neighborly hospitality!
Join us for a monthly “Relax and Restore” community yoga practice, designed to help you unwind and rejuvenate. This gentle session combines restorative poses with mindful breathing techniques, promoting relaxation and inner peace. Suitable for all levels, our experienced instructor will guide you through a soothing journey of self-care, allowing you to release stress and reconnect with your body and
Difficult conversations can often deliver unexpected gifts. Join hospice nurse Janet Booth for a discussion of her work as a Death Doula and her new book, Dying Matters. Talking about death isn’t easy — but it’s one of the most important conversations we can have. When we face the topic honestly, we learn what really matters: love, connection, and how
Learn about a new program that connects local seniors with trusted neighbors to lend an occasional hand! Cheryl Yankoff from the Colorado Area Agency on Aging will answer questions and share how you can participate.
The West Custer County Library District and Landing Well are excited to co-host this free community event designed to help seniors, their families, and caretakers plan effectively to age in place while staying healthy, safe, and connected in the Wet Mountain Valley. The Senior Fair will feature: Approximately 20 exhibitors sharing a variety of services and support Walk-In flu shots
The Westcliffe Farmers Market celebrates its 18th anniversary! Held every Friday from 9am to 1pm June 6th through September 26th. Come out to get fresh produce and see the crafts from our local vendors. More
Walkers of all levels are welcome. Meet at the main entrance to the West Custer County Library at noon and plan on a 20 to 30 minute walk in town. Bring your canine friends!
MOBILE MARKET returns on June 12! Produce, Dairy, Canned Goods, Boxed Commodities. You’ll also find meat, eggs, healthy microgreens, and a plethora of amazing items to shop! Free to everyone regardless of age, income, or residence. Bring two grocery bags…and meet us at Silver Cliff Town Park, by the town shop. Look for the line of happy folks and the
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WMV Rotary Club hosts an introduction to the Landing Well website for the public to learn more about this new website to connect seniors to Wellness Resources in the Wet Mountain Valley.
Every Friday from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm. Bring your sack lunch or a snack and enjoy good company!
Stop by to meet local author Dick Jones and purchase a signed copy of Walking the Same Ground: Reflections of Community — a collection of stories about life in the Wet Mountain Valley over the past five decades.