April 2026 in Gunnison
April in Gunnison
April Happenings:
April 2nd, Spanish Conversational Hour at Gunnison Library from 12:00 - 1:00. Recurring weekly, free and open to all.
April 3rd, First Friday Art Walk at Gunnison Arts Center from 5:00 - 7:00
April 4th, Move the Butte 2026 Screening at Gunnison Arts Center from 6:30 - 8:30. Catch the energy of Move the Butte on the big screen! Enjoy a fun, relaxed evening full of dance, music, and community spirit.
April 4th, Sunni Gunni Local Art Market at Gunnison Arts Center from 10:00 - 4:00
April 8th, A Night of Conservation Storytelling: Common Waters & Our Lands, Our Future: The GORP Act at WCU Center Theater at 6:30
April 16th - 18th, Falls for Jodie at Gunnison Arts Center at 7:00. A gripping, tense story exploring obsession and ambition in the months before a historic moment.
April 23rd, And Series: Watercolor + Wine at Gunnison Arts Center from 5:30 - 8:30. Unwind with wine and watercolor! Follow Karen Hill’s guidance to create your own vibrant piece while enjoying a relaxed, creative evening.
Market Conditions
March brought increased activity in the Gunnison single-family market. New listings rose slightly compared to last year, while sales also increased, showing steady buyer demand heading into spring. The average sales price moved up modestly, though year-to-date pricing is still below last year’s levels. Homes took longer to sell on average, and inventory increased noticeably, pushing months of supply higher and giving buyers more options than they had earlier in the year.
The condo and townhome segment saw a slower month overall. New listings increased slightly compared to last March, but sales dropped, with just one property closing during the month. With limited transactions, monthly price swings can appear more dramatic. Days on market increased, and inventory grew slightly, suggesting buyers may be taking more time and negotiating more carefully in this segment.
Gunnison Inventory is shown below:
Gunnison Trails Update
Seasonal closures are in effect this spring. Signal Peak limits mechanized and motorized use, with full Sage grouse protections in place until May 15th. Hartman Rocks remains open, but trails south of Powerline Road are closed to motorized and mountain bike use through May 15th. As snow melts, temporary mud closures may also occur in mid to late April. Click HERE for maps and full details.
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