Last week’s 19th Hole Concert attendance was record-breaking, with more than 320 concertgoers coming out to the Pagosa Springs Golf Club to support the four nonprofits benefiting this series and enjoying the amazing musical performance by the Jackson Mountain Ramblers.
The 19th Hole Concert Series continues tonight with another evening of live music, community connection and nonprofit support featuring the Pagosa Community Initiative (PCI) as this week’s highlighted nonprofit organization.
The concert is from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Pagosa Springs Golf Club.
Tonight’s musical guest, Mike Blakely, will bring his signature blend of outlaw country, rock, blues and Texas Americana to the stage for an evening of high-energy entertainment.
As the featured nonprofit, PCI will be on-site sharing information about its work supporting youth and families throughout the community.
PCI provides out-of-school programming for youth through trauma-informed practices, along with family support services that strengthen overall well-being for local families.
Funding generated through the 19th Hole Concert Series will help expand scholarship opportunities for youth to attend PCI summer camps, ensuring financial barriers do not prevent children from accessing safe, enriching and therapeutic programming during the summer months.
Community members are encouraged to stop by the PCI booth during tonight’s concert to learn more about the organization’s growing impact in Archuleta County.
The summer concert series will wrap up next Thursday, June 25.
The fourth and final concert of the season will feature Aspire Medical Services and Education along with musical guest Bo DePena.
Known for his crowd-pleasing Americana and country sound mixed with Texas grit and rock-and-roll swagger, Bo DePena is expected to close out the 2026 concert series with an energetic final performance.
Aspire provides prenatal care and education for families with children ages 0-3 in Archuleta County. Funding from the 19th Hole Concert Series will support Aspire’s free parent-child education program, which has seen a significant increase in local families seeking support, education and connection throughout the rural community.
The 19th Hole Concert Series has continued to bring together live music, local nonprofits and community support throughout the summer season, creating opportunities for residents and visitors alike to enjoy great music while supporting organizations making a meaningful difference in Pagosa Springs.
Community members are encouraged to attend tonight’s concert and save the date for next week’s season finale.
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