Taproom & Events

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Fenceline’s Taproom and patio is the spot where folks flock to enjoy a delightful combination of local fare, live music, and the tranquil ambiance of the Mancos River. Situated in this picturesque setting, we specialize in producing fine ciders sourced from historic orchards and the untamed beauty of wild apple trees.

Taproom Hours:
Sunday, Monday, Thursday: 2-8pm

Friday-Saturday: 2-9pm

Tuesday-Wednesday: Closed

Live Music & Upcoming Events

Jan
31

Live Music: Rob Webster

Robert Webster (robwebstermusic) is a Chicago native, multi-instrumentalist musician & DJ, based out of Durango. Webster has 20+ years of professional experience in the music industry, creating & spreading his passion for music to folks all over the globe. His LIVE MUSIC catalog of 500+ songs, covers multiple different genres of music (Americana, Classic Rock, Country, Blues, Folk, Rock, R&B, Alternative, and more). With an unlimited DJ MUSIC catalog, you can additionally fine tune, and fully customize the musical experience for each scenario at your wedding or private event. All inclusive high-end, professional sound equipment, and lighting, are essential to enhancing this experience…the robwebstermusic experience.

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Feb
13

Live Music: John Reeve

As a songwriter who has escaped the borders of Texas, but maybe not it's artistic demands, John Reeve blends the weirdness of the desert southwest and the singer/songwriter traditions of communities like the Kerrville Folk Festival.

Echoing the honky-tonk ethos of folks like Doug Sahm, the psychedelia of the 13th Floor Elevators, and a heartfelt western swing, all of John's musical ventures enjoy a bluesy, off-the-cuff improvisational feel even when the songs are century-old deep-cut standards.

As a performer, John has fronted bands for over 25 years, but spent a lot of those years backing up other musicians. You could have seen John touring in Norway as a double bass player, traveling in New Mexico with a pedal steel guitar, sitting behind a piano with jazz, jam, and blues bands small-and-big. As an engineer or stage manager you might have found John back stage at the Kerrville Folk Fest or the Four Corners Folk Fest in Pagosa Springs, CO.

Most recently, focusing on songwriting has led to the that runs a broad gamut as well, from goofy bluegrass to country standards, from electronica to indy-folk. But a lot of folks think John is best when encountered holding a guitar, playing original songs, and telling stories that have evoked both laughter and tears from audiences from San Antonio to Santa Fe.

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Feb
21

Live Music: PJ Moon

PJ Moon and the Swappers is a band formed in Durango, CO in 2017. The Group was formed by bandleader PJ Moon, searching for a troupe of musicians who could help him realize his dream of making new modern rock and soul music with relevant, relatable lyrics on top of innovative rhythm and melodies. Come 2021- the band has found their home in the live music hotspot of Denver, Colorado.

With a diverse team of jazz, blues, indie and funk players originally “swapping” out every few shows, the group developed into a core four piece of committed musicians who’ve taken their expression of soul from the west to the east, playing shows in Los Angeles at the Peppermint Club in West Hollywood, in Jackson Hole at the historic Silver Dollar Saloon, and in New York City at famed Times Square blues club, B.B. Kings.

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Jan
24

Art Reception: Dai Salwen

In 2018, Dai became a graduate of the Wilderness Awareness School where they fostered a deeper connection to the world at large, which they so often aim to honor through their art.  Honoring the world and the wild ones has become a central tenant to their guiding and artistry.  It was from here that the Practice of Honoring took form. ​

An art teacher once told Dai, "I'm not teaching you how to draw, I'm teaching you how to see." They have carried this lesson with them through the decades, aiming to see the world more clearly, more wholly, and with more gratitude. When they teach others, Dai aims to help their students see both the world and themselves as truly beautiful, and in that, worthy of the time it takes to truly pause and honor the gifts given to us by this world.

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Jan
17

MSTFP Garden Trivia Night

The Montezuma School to Farm Project will be hosting a garden trivia night at Fenceline Cider on Saturday, January 17th from 5-7pm. Join us for drinks and put your gardening knowledge to the test!

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Dec
19

Live Music: Ethan J. Perry ($5 Cover)

Ethan J Perry & The Remedy Band blend Americana indie and jazz into a sound they call “Americana Indie Technicolor Jazz.” Described as “riding a horse through a desert in space” their music is nostalgic honest and cinematic. Led by Ethan J Perry on vocals and guitar with a rotating cast of talented instrumentalists the band released their acclaimed debut album Sundial in 2016.

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Nov
30

Mancos Art Market

5th Annual Mancos Art Market

Sunday, November 30th 10:00am-3:00pm

Bringing the national celebration of Artist Sunday to our rural community, The event encourages community members and visitors to purchase works of local art and art classes for the holidays by visiting our downtown galleries and shops, as well as the Mancos Opera House and Fenceline Cidery, which host 40+ local artists and makers from around the region to demonstrate and sell their crafts.

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