KSUT/Durango host Independence Day Dance

KSUT Development Director, Chris Aaland, KSUT Board President, Susan Kerns and KSUT Four Corners Station Manager, Rob Rawls man the drink token booth.

KSUT Tribal Radio Program Manager, Sheila Nanaeto shows her son, Jonas, proper hotdog preparation.

KSUT Executive Director, Tami Graham and KSUT Four Corners Station Manager, Rob Rawls assist a patron with drink tokens.

KSUT Board Member Kree Lopez hands a customer her meal order.

Jeff Johnson, enjoys sharing his fiddle playing with the High Rollers band.

Andy Janowsky, lead vocalist/bassist and Darren Stroud, guitarist for the High Rollers keep the crowd rocking.

KSUT volunteer, Armida Huerta, KSUT Executive Director, Tami Graham, KSUT Development Director, Chris Aaland, and KSUT Board President, Susan Kerns take a brief photo break.

Darren Stroud, guitarist for the High Rollers gave the crowd a treat with his stylistic guitar riffing.

Guitarist Darren Stroud and Miss Percifield on keyboards, of the metal band Power Tribe, are the latest additions to the High Rollers band.

Robert L. Ortiz | The Southern Ute Drum

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Fri Jul 6th, 2018 , by Robert L. Ortiz | The Southern Ute Drum

KSUT Public Radio and the City of Durango hosted an Independence Day Dance at Durango Transit Center on the fourth of July. KSUT staff and board members manned two booths – one to sell drink tokens and the other, selling hotdogs. Live music was provided by the High Rollers of Durango, Colo.

KSUT/Durango host Independence Day Dance

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