Attractions
Mora has much to offer from picking raspberries, petting alpacas, to hunting, fishing, gardening and photography.
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Complete updates soon to come.
Sweet Nata by Gloria Zamora
What a great example of neat things in Mora! St. Vrain’s annual meeting today the guest speaker was Gloria Zamora, author of Sweet Nata. The building is about to undergo structural stabilization. The board mentioned the controversial history of St. … Continue reading
St. Vrain’s Mill Structural Stabilization
St Vrain Mill Foundation Project The St. Vrain Mill Foundation is moving forward with the most critical phase of the St. Vrain Mill restoration—stabilizing the north-wall foundation. Through the generous support of its members, the Foundation has secured the funding … Continue reading
Mora Murder Mystery Dinner Theater
Once again our local theater provided the community with a fun family outing. Here is part of a wonderful theater review from Kayt Peck from the Las Vegas Optic: “Murder on the Petulant Express” was brilliant. Oh true, some New … Continue reading
5 Star Accommodations!
AirBnB’s are really making a splash in tourism. Carla Gomez has earned 5 stars and many wonderful compliments on her tipi and cabin accommodations. We are looking forward to more AirBnB’s in and near Mora. We have so much beauty … Continue reading
Fall Festival
Saturday October 28th, 2017 A breakdown of our 2016 successes: ▪ There were over 50+ volunteers that assisted the day of the event. ▪ There is an estimation of 500+ visitors, and many more that visited the Haunted House. ▪ … Continue reading
Mora’s First Main Street Sculpture
The first sculpture on Main Street Mora Ms. Sue Strebe contacted the Arts and Cultural Compound in 2015 and asked that we commission a bench in honor of Ms. Bertha Cassidy. Bertha had a mission to make our town a … Continue reading
Light Parade – Mora Chamber of Commerce
Mora’s Chamber of Commerce hosted a fabulous light parade during the Winter Festival in 2016. Hope this inspires more entries next year. Contact Lillian Maestas for information on 2017 parade.