Events in Grand Junction
CastleLight Ballet
Discover a gentle introduction to ballet that encourages calm while building strength, grace, and mobility. Learn core technique with guided barre work, across-the-floor sequences, and center practice to develop alignment and confidence.
Comfort Keepers Day of Joy 2026
Comfort Keepers Day of Joy brings community partnership celebrations to Western Colorado, with a Grand Junction stop at Graff Dairy. The Comfort Keepers booth features fun swag and a coupon for a free small ice cream cone while supplies last. It is a cheerful, family-friendly occasion focused on sharing smiles, treats, and time together.
Graff DairyTaborado nuCamp Rally - Palisade, CO!
Celebrating its sixth year, this Taborado nuCamp Rally brings the nuCamp trailer community together at Palisade Basecamp RV Resort for four days filled with activities, food, and games. Registration covers the rally fee only, and campsites are an additional cost. A 60 day cancellation policy applies.
Palisade Basecamp RV ResortMagic: The Gathering Commander Night
Eclectic hosts a free weekly Commander Night. This recurring gathering is dedicated to Commander and has no admission fee.
EclecticOut West Run Club!
Out West Run Club brings the community together on Wednesday evenings at Out West Training in Fruita for running, jogging, rucking, hiking, or walking. The club is open to all ages and ability levels. Each meet-up includes coach-led warmups, refreshments, and access to a recovery area equipped with foam rollers, compression, and more. Once a month on a Saturday, the group heads to the trails, and runners, hikers, and pets are welcome. Participants can bring a pack and ruck to prepare for hunting season.
Micro-League Putting Challenge
Bring three putters for a casual disc golf putting challenge that welcomes all experience levels. New players can borrow loaner discs and get friendly guidance to learn the basics. Entry is $5 and includes a free mini disc, plus chances to win cash and prizes, with additional giveaways offered each week and each month. Extra perks add to the fun, including $5 house brews, 15% off at Armando Tacos, and a drawing for a disc golf basket. Expect friendly competition, a laid-back vibe, and a supportive community atmosphere.
Gemini Beer CompanyOpen Decks
Step behind the decks at an open DJ night welcoming both seasoned locals and newcomers. Share your skills, test out fresh tracks, and take a turn at the controls. Sign-up takes place on site on a first come, first served basis, and early arrival is encouraged. Set lengths range from 30 minutes to an hour, depending on how many people sign up. There is no cover charge. Co-hosted by Monument Events, with hosting opportunities available by speaking with Jesse or Tyler. Expect an easygoing midweek vibe for DJs and friends.
Good Judy'sVeterans in Business Quarterly Muster
Focused on recognizing service and advancing success, the Veterans in Business Quarterly Muster gathers at Strayhorn Grill to connect veterans, business professionals, and community supporters. Participants can take part in a roundtable conversation designed for trading ideas, tackling challenges, celebrating achievements, and learning from fellow veterans and business leaders. Veteran entrepreneurs, employees, and employers, as well as anyone who values leadership and service, will find a welcoming community dedicated to mutual support. With a veteran population of more than 18,000 in Mesa County, the gathering highlights the power of a strong network that helps veterans continue to lead, serve, and succeed in business and in life. Presented with support from the Veterans in Business Program Partner, American Legion Post 2006.
Strayhorn GrillBook Giveaway - Public Access Days
Explore a broad selection of materials ranging from textbooks and novels to learning manipulatives and general school supplies. Whether you are outfitting a classroom, growing a library, or expanding a personal collection, there will be plenty to choose from. For easier transport of your picks, plan to bring a cart, a wagon, or a truck.
Former Scenic ElementarySummer Art Camp Grades 1-5: Let's Hit the Movies!
Celebrate summer movies through hands-on art at a camp designed for elementary school students. Choose a half-day session or bundle both for a $5 savings. Each session is $40, or attend both for $75. One session highlights Toy Story with activities like designing a custom foam stamp and sculpting a green martian using Model Magic. The other session focuses on Moana, with projects to be announced. Full-day participants should bring a lunch to enjoy between classes. A minimum number of registrations is required for each camp. If that minimum is not met, registrants will be contacted to switch to another camp or receive a refund. For help with booking, reach out to the studio directly, avoid purchasing from individuals online, and watch for scams.
PowerUp HIIT Workout
Elevate your routine with a high intensity interval training workout designed as effective cross training for athletes. The session blends strength development with cardiovascular fitness using mostly bodyweight exercises. It targets cardio, core, and total body conditioning, all grounded in Pilates inspired movement for stability and control.
Taborado nuCamp Rally 2026
This is a trailer rally for the nüCamp family of RVs. You can anticipate several days of activities, including games, music, and food. This rally aims to foster friendship among attendees. The fee covers a welcome bag, t-shirt, and access to the events.
Palisade Basecamp RV ResortGrand Junction ECD
Ron Young will teach and call the dances, accompanied by beautiful recordings of English dance music. Admission is on a sliding scale from $5 to $15.
Center for IndependenceOur Town
Mesa Summer Theatre presents a free summer stage production, a community-centered play celebrating the Grand Valley.
Lowell Heiny HallWorldwide Steel Cowgirl Day Ride Event
Riders meet at Legacy Leather & Bling Biker Market for a shopping spree with 15% off for all Lady Riders, then head out to ride the Kannah Creek loop in Whitewater and finish at The New Munchies Burgers. Bring a cowgirl hat for a photo opportunity. This ride celebrates Regina Hafer and Steel Cowgirl Apparel.
Legacy Leather & BlingHigh School Skills Lab with AC
Hosted at Grand Junction High School, this high school skills lab focuses on advanced skill development with AC. Attendees are introduced to the Forge Elite systems and can meet the coaches while getting to know the training culture.
Grand Junction High SchoolFundraiser and Silent Auction to Support Lavender Bee's Mission
A community fundraiser and silent auction in support of Lavender Bee Montessori offers an opportunity to meet the teachers, learn about the school’s mission, and explore its Montessori approach while connecting with the broader community. Funds raised will help launch the school during its startup phase, with a goal of becoming self-sustaining through a mix of tuition and per-pupil funding once full enrollment is reached in the third year. Ways to contribute include volunteering, sponsoring, bidding in the silent auction, or making a direct donation. The gathering takes place at Highlands Lavender Distillery. RSVPs are requested, and support helps create brighter opportunities for students.
Highlands DistilleryHacky Sack Competition
A relaxed freestyle hacky sack competition takes place at Triple Play Records in downtown Grand Junction. The event features individual and team play, with prizes available. It is for experienced kickers as well as newcomers and focuses on a friendly, community centered atmosphere.
Triple Play RecordsLunch Loops - Thursday Group Run
This casual group run at Lunch Loops takes place in all conditions and welcomes runners of every ability level. The usual route is about 4 to 6 miles, and there are several shorter options so you can choose the distance that works best for you.
Lunch LoopsThrow Down Thursdays
Spend Thursday evenings this summer at a lively dance class that feels like a party. Bring friends, relax, and have fun moving to the music. The cost is $10 per person, payable on site by Venmo or cash. The class wraps up in time to head to the park for the free Thursday night concerts.
FARM - Fruita Arts Recreation MarketplaceThursday Night Paddle Board Yoga
Practice yoga on a stand up paddleboard in the heart of Western Colorado, surrounded by a calm, sunlit lake on the Western Slope. This waterside session blends mindful movement, relaxation, and a close connection with nature. The class starts with a gentle flow that welcomes beginners and encourages grounding and presence, then builds into playful standing poses that test balance, strengthen the core, and sharpen focus. Expect a few wobbles, plenty of smiles, and an uplifting atmosphere. Space is limited and sessions can fill quickly. Paddle boards, paddles, and life jackets are included. The private lake location near Palisade, along with a required liability waiver, will be provided to participants.
The Listening Room - The Beauty in Non-Violence
A new intentional community in Fruita gathers in the historic living room of the restored Masser House for an evening centered on listening, compassion, and inspiration. The theme is Ahisma, meaning non-violence, inviting curious neighbors to reflect together in a respectful setting. Tea will be provided. Everyone is welcome, with kindness expected of all. This is a word-of-mouth gathering, and guests may tell or bring a neighbor.
2026 Jeep Gladiator Fundraiser Raffle Drawing
This fundraiser raffle supports the Grand Junction Symphony’s education programs and performances and features a new 2026 Jeep Gladiator Sport 4x4 as the grand prize. A total of 999 tickets will be sold, giving each entry a 1-in-999 chance. Ticket options are available at $100 for one, $275 for three, or $400 for five. The drawing will take place at Ramblebine Brewing Company and will be shown live on the GJSO Facebook Page, and the winner does not need to be present. The prize winner is responsible for applicable taxes, registration fees, and any chosen upgrades, and vehicle pickup will be arranged through Grand Junction Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram. Dealer credit is not offered. This raffle is conducted under license by the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors, license number 2026-20939.
Ramblebine Brewing CompanyTHE CENTENNIAL BAND AT CIVIC CENTER PARK
The Centennial Band brings a lively program of American classics as part of Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series. Expect familiar tunes that set the tone for a relaxed, fun evening outdoors. The series is sponsored by Rhema Music and Clothing.
Fruita Civic CenterSalsa Dancing
Salsa, bachata, merengue, and cumbia take over the dance floor at Mama Ree's. Beginner and intermediate classes in salsa, bachata, and cumbia are offered for $10, and no partner is required. Social dancing is free and gives dancers a chance to practice their steps together.
Mama Ree's Pizza + BrewhouseSOD SALE
Grassroots Sod Farm is offering an Independence Day promotion for the Fourth of July, with sod priced at $0.50 per square foot on the day of the sale. To reserve a spot on the schedule, call 970-254-1161.
J Boog
J Boog brings a rich blend of reggae and soulful melodies shaped by a West Coast upbringing and Polynesian roots. Mentored by island reggae icon Fiji, he refined a distinctive vocal style, and a pivotal encounter with Yami Bolo and Gramps Morgan led him to Jamaica to work in storied studios connected with Bob Marley, Don Corleon, Bobby Digital, Shaggy, and Sugar Minott. His 2007 debut Hear Me Roar set the foundation, followed by Backyard Boogie with standouts like Let’s Do It Again produced by Don Corleon and Sunshine Girl produced by Gramps Morgan and featuring the late Peetah Morgan. During 2020, Let’s Do It Again went viral on TikTok, surpassing 85 million views on YouTube and inspiring more than 75,000 videos, with dance trends from Jason Derulo, Noah Schnapp, and Charli D’Amelio. Wash House Ting, released in 2016 and featuring Morgan Heritage and Buju Banton, topped Billboard’s Reggae chart and earned a 2018 Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album, while the Rose Petals EP received a 2017 nomination and recognition for leading the US Billboard and iTunes reggae charts. Collaborations include SOJA, Iration, Tarrus Riley, The Green, Fiji, Chaka Demus, and Richie Spice, alongside recent releases like Siva Mai featuring Siaosi, Too Hot with Savage, and Fire Up Di Roses with The Green. His touring history spans Europe, Africa, Dubai, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and the United States, with performances and headlining sets at Cali Roots, One Love NZ, One Love Cali, Good Love, Reggae Rise Up, Arizona Roots, Dry Diggings, Holo Holo Music Festival, and the MayJah RayJah. With more than a decade of music behind him, his catalog continues to connect across generations and push reggae forward.
Mesa TheaterCoffee & Chat Sponsored by Morgridge Family Foundation
Alumni Advocates from Foster Alumni Mentors will be at The Inspired Starfish for coffee and conversation about the organization’s mission. Attendees can ask questions, learn how to get involved, and hear about ongoing efforts in the Valley.
Every Thursday Come Enjoy Fun & Mindful Games
Enjoy a friendly gathering focused on fun, mindful play, featuring a variety of games along with Hand & Foot Canasta and Bridge. The atmosphere welcomes light competition where you can sharpen your strategy and aim for a win. This event is intended for participants age 50 and older.
Grand Junction Senior Recreation Center2026 Brain Health Education & Awareness Series ...
Intermountain Health St. Marys Regional Hospital and the Alzheimers Association Colorado Chapter are partnering to present the 2026 Brain Health Education and Awareness Series in Grand Junction. This program centers on education and awareness around brain health.
St. Marys Hospital Life CenterWTF Lunch: Desierto Rojo
Welcome Thursday Friends is a professional networking gathering for business leaders, entrepreneurs, and community professionals. It offers opportunities to meet local business owners, exchange ideas, and explore potential partnerships.
Desierto Rojo6/25: Kids Wheel Throwing Clay Class (Ages 9+ Only)
Kids can explore the pottery wheel in a hands-on class that covers the fundamentals with guidance from instructors. Students practice centering clay, lifting walls, and shaping simple forms on the wheel. At the end of the session, each participant selects two favorite pieces and chooses glaze colors. Staff will glaze and fire the work after class, and finished pots will be ready for pickup three weeks later. This class is designed for young artists who are ready for the coordination and challenge of working on the wheel. Open to ages 9 and older only, with no exceptions. A $10 deposit is due at sign-up, and a $26 plus tax materials fee is collected on the day of class. To receive a refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance.
Fat Cat PotteryCraft Jam 2026 with Denise
Enjoy a weekend of crafting with Denise. The registration cost is $150 and prepayment is required. Each participant receives a goodie bag of supplies that may include stamps, dies, embellishments, paper, and more. The event runs from Friday through Sunday with flexible come-and-go access, giving you time to work on your own projects as well as a few guided projects with Denise. There will be specials throughout the weekend and door prizes. Optional add ons are available, including a Saturday dinner for $20, bring your own beverage, and a specialty class for an additional $30 that requires a commitment in advance due to ordering and shipping timelines. Meals are not included, so please plan to bring your own snacks, beverages, and meals or order out. Remember to bring your crafting supplies.
Seasons to FollowPro Fuels Grand Valley Food Truck Friday
Spotlight Sponsor Pro Fuels of Fruita supports Grand Valley Food Truck Friday at Reed Park, featuring food and music.
Reed ParkTabernacle Choir Watch Party
A local watch party at Grand Junction High School will highlight the Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square’s performance from the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. Special guests include David Foster, Katharine McPhee, Donny Osmond, Stephanie J. Block, and Sebastian Arcelus. The gathering features games, service opportunities, a food truck, and more. Admission is free, and attendees are welcome to bring family, friends, and neighbors for an uplifting evening together.
Grand Junction High SchoolTutuli Girls (Trans fem Support)
A warm, supportive space for those seeking help with issues related to the trans fem experience. The group meets to talk through challenges and offer mutual care and understanding.
Dino-mite Dino Night Painting Party
Celebrate prehistoric fun at a dinosaur-themed pottery painting party where all ages pick a favorite piece to decorate and later take home after it is fired. A $10 ticket secures a seat, and pottery is priced individually and paid for at the event. Choices may include stegosaurus planters, T. rex skulls, small figures, and plates, with creative guidance available throughout to help with painting techniques and ideas. It is a fitting activity for families, dino-loving kids, themed date nights, or anyone seeking a creative night out. Workshops are nonrefundable with less than 24 hours’ notice, and one reschedule is available per booking with 72 hours’ notice. Finished pieces can be shipped for an additional fee for those who are not local, and private group bookings are available.
Fat Cat PotteryFree Cyber Safety Workshop
A free cyber safety workshop designed for kids and parents focuses on the realities of the online world children use every day, from games and chats to video platforms and social networks. It addresses how predators exploit the same spaces, how risky exchanges can seem harmless at first, and why many children delay telling an adult. The session is built to help families change that pattern with clear guidance and practical steps. Attendees learn how offenders target young users and what warning signs to watch for. The program highlights less obvious dangers within popular games such as Roblox, Minecraft, and Fortnite. Parents leave with simple tools they can put in place right away, conversation tips on what to say and what to avoid so a child feels safe opening up, and strategies for building trust so children come to them first. Capacity is limited to keep the workshop focused.
Martial Arts Research SystemsPB&J Jazz
P&J Jazz provides the entertainment for Fruita Fourth Friday at Mulberry Plaza.
Mulberry PlazaFruita Fourth Fridays
Mulberry plaza transforms into a lively hub with live music performances and showcases from local artists and crafters. This recurring series celebrates creative talent in an open-air setting where handmade work and performances take center stage. One edition features Chalk the Block, adding colorful sidewalk art to the experience.
DowntownFlowers for the Tower - Live Painting Event, Fruita Fourth Friday
Settle in at Mulberry Plaza for a collaborative art activity with Tower artist Andrea Downs. Take a seat at the painting table, choose a flower to portray, and create a piece that will be scanned and incorporated into the COOP Tower's new banner. Each flower from the event will become part of the botanical backdrop around Greta on the Tower's west-facing side. No prior experience is required. Pick up some paper, paint at your own pace, and contribute a small, personal touch to a community-crafted landmark. It offers a relaxed, hands-on way to get creative and leave a lasting mark on the Tower.
Mulberry PlazaFruita 4th Friday 2026
Enjoy live music alongside displays from local artists and crafters at this Fourth Friday gathering. The series also includes a Chalk the Block edition.
Mulberry PlazaCimarron @ Reckless Brewing Co
Cimarron returns to Reckless Brewing Company for a night of tunes.
Reckless Brewing CompanyGarden Groove Summer Concert
Live music fills Western Colorado Botanical Gardens when The Williams Brothers Band performs as part of the Garden Groove Summer Concert Series. The show delivers a high-energy mix of soul, funk, and popular favorites.
Western Colorado Botanical GardensGeeks Go Watch: Trail to Oregon
Fans of live theater gather to see Get Uncomfortable Productions present The Trail to Oregon at Grand Junction Koinonia as part of the Geeks Go Watch 2026 Theater series. This meetup connects theater enthusiasts to watch productions around the valley. Attendees secure their own tickets through Get Uncomfortable and meet in the lobby before the performance. The Trail to Oregon features strong language and adult situations, so viewer discretion is advised. Scheduling for this meetup follows the production and may be adjusted if performance dates or locations change.
Grand Junction KoinoniaFabulous Friday
A welcoming get-together featuring all sorts of games, with choices like bridge and Hand & Foot Canasta. It is geared toward adults age 50 and above. Board members can provide information and assistance with membership so participants can make the most of everything GJSRC offers.
Grand Junction Senior Recreation Center15th Annual Colorado Lavender Festival
Celebrating fifteen years, this lavender festival highlights a central vendor fair along with opportunities to explore farms. Private farm tours and self-guided visits are available, free educational sessions are offered, and paid workshops, yoga, and other classes provide additional ways to experience lavender.
Riverbend ParkSummer Blowout & Living Estate Sale
An early summer blowout and living estate sale offers shopping both indoors and outside, with a wide mix of goods that includes hunting equipment, quality furniture, closeout items, tools, vintage toys, jewelry, antiques, video games, statues, collectibles, records, and more. Pricing begins at full price with offers considered on the first day, then moves to 50 percent off on the second day before transitioning to bundled deals later in the event.
Grand Junc In The TrunkCandy Land Scrapbook Retreat
A candy-themed scrapbook retreat offers dedicated creative time with sweet perks and plenty of room to craft. Choose a 6-foot workspace for $80, a 3-foot setup for $65, or a single-day option for $40. Every crop space includes a personal table lamp for bright, focused work and a trash can at your side for easy cleanup. Complimentary refreshments are available, including water, iced tea, hot coffee, and a fully stocked candy bar. Before getting started, browse the Scrap Shack for fresh collections, exclusive finds, and other supplies to spark inspiration. Capacity is limited.
Candy KingdomBrothers Osborne
Brothers Osborne performs with Cassidy Daniels at Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park in Grand Junction. This concert features both artists on the same stage for a live performance.
Las Colonias ParkThe Winery Comedy Tour
Enjoy a night of stand-up at Sauvage Spectrum, where laughs flow alongside quality drinks. Kick back for a relaxed show as comedians take the mic and keep the jokes coming.
Sauvage SpectrumWestern Slope Vendor Fair
Discover local crafts, art, clothing, accessories, home decor, gifts, and specialty foods and treats. Local small businesses will be showcasing their products. This family-friendly atmosphere is a great opportunity to support local and discover handmade creations.
Grand Valley Event CenterBowling
Gather for casual bowling with friendly people at Orchard Mesa Lanes. Whether you are rolling strikes, picking up spares, or watching a ball drift into the gutter, the focus is on having fun and enjoying the game.
Orchard Mesa LanesPaint n’ Sip @ Grande River Vineyards 6/27 1-330pm
Enjoy a Paint & Sip class at Grande River Vineyards in Palisade, where you can relax with local wine while creating a painting. The class is designed for all skill levels, whether you are an experienced artist or simply looking for a fun outing with a partner or friend. A local artist leads step by step, and all supplies are included so you can focus on the experience. Plan to arrive a little early to purchase drinks, order food, and get settled before the session begins.
Strawberry Moon Drum Circle
Under the glow of the Strawberry Moon, an evening drum circle at Sweet River centers on rhythm, connection, and summertime sweetness. Participants are invited to wear red in honor of the season and the moon. A community potluck is part of the gathering, with attendees welcome to bring a dish to share. Sweet River will provide water, ginger ale, and Gatorade, and fresh chocolate chip strawberry cookies will be baked for the occasion. Bring drums, rattles, or any instrument that calls to you. A few instruments can be borrowed if needed. Seating is limited, so bringing a personal chair is recommended. Set along the riverbank, the night features drumming, dancing, and snacks beneath the Strawberry Moon.
Sweet RiverPeacock Bowl -- Stoneware Class
Learn a striking glazing technique on a stoneware bowl that you select the night of the class, then tailor the colors to match your style. The event fee includes guided instruction, all required glazes, a light snack, and your first drink, which may be a glass of wine, a can of beer, a soda, a cup of coffee, or a bottle of water. The fee does not cover the bowl you choose that evening. Tickets are not transferable, and the event fee is nonrefundable. If attendance is not possible, the fee may be applied to a different class or gifted to a friend with advance notice. Please avoid purchasing tickets from individuals on social media.
Blooming Chaos: Fedsmoker and more
Blooming Chaos brings together bands from Colorado’s Western Slope for a multi-city bill. The lineup features FEDSMOKER from Montrose, Savage Beating from Glenwood Springs, and two Grand Junction acts, ThroatSnatcher and Human Stain.
The Bloom Room2nd Annual RONIN Rally Golf Tournament
Now in its second year, the RONIN Rally charity golf tournament brings a full day of spirited play at Adobe National Golf Course, blending friendly competition with community purpose. Expect interactive challenges at select holes, memorable on-course moments, and prizes worth aiming for. Whether chasing bragging rights or swinging just for fun, every shot helps Mesa County Partners and its efforts to connect local youth with mentors. Player spots are limited, and sponsorship opportunities are available, with proceeds directed to this cause.
Adobe Creek Golf CourseFarmer's Market
This summer, the farmer’s market returns to Cross Orchards Historic Site with a lively mix of local vendors. Browse fresh produce and other farm goods, find baked goods and specialty foods, and discover handmade arts and crafts. Local businesses and community organizations will be participating, and food trucks will be on site. Admission to the Historic Site is available after the market.
Cross Orchards Historic SiteTraining Tour - Defensive Pistol & Defensive RIfle - Palisade, CO
A training tour features courses in defensive pistol and defensive rifle, providing instruction in both disciplines. All training takes place at Cameo Shooting and Education Complex.
Cameo Shooting and Education ComplexCoffee + Flowers - Floral Workshop at the Farm
Create your own floral arrangement using stems from the signature flower bar, paired with a limited U-Pick experience. Enjoy the views, stroll the fields, and craft something beautiful to take home. There is also a chance to see the farm in action, including the challenges being tackled, what is flourishing, and what is on the way. Tickets are $40 per person and include all supplies and guidance. Availability is limited, and advance purchase is required.
Mosher-Talley OrchardOut of Sanctuary
Spend a lovely summer morning taking in rock classics and original songs performed by Out of Sanctuary.
Fruita Farmers MarketDaniel Stewart H/J and Dressage Sports Psychology Clinic
Set at High Desert Equestrian Center, this Daniel Stewart clinic features both hunter jumper and dressage sessions. Riders and auditors can take part in sports psychology seminars, enjoy food organized by Tahquitz Pony Club Riding Center, and start the day with a boot camp style breakfast session. Auditing is available for those who prefer to observe rather than ride. Capacity is limited, and registration and reservations are handled by Laurie Strang Cunningham.
High Desert Equestrian CenterClifton Community Market
Browse a community market showcasing vendors from the Clifton area. Discover baked treats, 3D printed creations, and a selection of food trucks, along with many additional offerings that support the community.
Clifton Community CenterBrunch and Learn: Water Cremation
Explore meaningful, eco-conscious end-of-life choices at a free Brunch and Learn focused on water cremation, also known as aquamation. Designed for Grand Junction area residents, this educational session explains how water cremation offers a gentle return to nature and how thoughtful planning can align arrangements with personal values. Attendees will learn how planning ahead can bring peace of mind, provide clarity for loved ones, and reduce the stress that often accompanies difficult decisions. The gathering takes place at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Grand Junction.
DoubleTree by Hilton (Grand Junction, CO)Desert Mala Necklace Workshop
Craft a Desert Mala Necklace that reflects the colors and steady presence of the desert, tying each knot with intention so it becomes a wearable reminder of your personal purpose. During this four-hour, hands-on experience, Lynnea of DarcMoon shares practices for setting intentions and teaches step-by-step hand-knotting to create a traditional 108-bead mala. Select from more than twenty gemstone varieties to design something meaningful and distinctly yours. The session takes place at Devils Kitchen Picnic Shelter in a tranquil outdoor environment, with the scenery of Colorado National Monument providing natural inspiration. With the Strawberry Full Moon and the Summer Solstice approaching, it is an inviting moment to focus on what you want to cultivate in the months ahead. Cost is $100, and 15% of each ticket supports CNMA and its work to encourage stewardship and preservation of Colorado National Monument.
Devils Kitchen Picnic ShelterRide to Silverton
Riders travel to Silverton along Highway 550, meeting at TMGJHD before departure. The ride is HOG sponsored, and all HOG rules will be in effect. RC Paul Miller is associated with this ride.
Dream Big Adaptive Watersports | Colorado
Hosted by Dream Big Adaptive Watersports in Colorado, this event offers a day of adaptive watersports activities. It is the first of two summer sessions, with a second round later in the season. Participation is free for children and adults. An optional lunch is available for $5 per person. Advance registration is required to secure a spot.
Dream Big Adaptive WatersportsAffordable Homeownership Info Session | Juniper...
Get information on how to purchase a new affordable home at Juniper Grove Homes in Grand Junction. Find out what to consider as you explore the path to homeownership in this community.
Mesa County Libraries Central LibraryYoga on Saturday mornings
Riskey Fitness Studio will host a new class. Class passes are available, and the organizer can assist with getting set up.
Riskey FitnessSaturday Morning Sessions: Summer Concert Series
Triple Play Records presents a seasonal concert series in downtown Grand Junction that highlights local and regional musicians. Audiences can expect live sets from artists such as Faith Eliza, Chuchwallas Duo, Eleanor Hibbard, Nobody Normal, Sara Richards, Lexi Faye, JT Soriano, Misti Dawn, Hank Andrews, Davey Midnight, Eryn Secules, Jerry Mars, Achromantics, Marcelino Gallegos, Brandon West, and others throughout the season. The series is made possible with support from community partners including Mesa Theater, The Roost Kitchen & Bar, Rebel Treasures, Fat Cat Pottery, Pablo's Pizza, Ink 19, Mesa Jewelers, Willow Creek Herbs and Teas, The Gear Junction, Feisty Pint, The Zephyr Women’s Clothing, Out West Books, Pandora's Piercing & Fine Jewelry, Pollux Clothing Company, Downtown Grand Junction, Crescent Moon, Cruise Control Kitchen + Cellar, Old Friends Trading Company GJ, The Rockslide Brewery and Restaurant, Working Artists Gallery & Stained Glass Supplies, J.B. Hart Music Co., Inc., CanvaScape, Gentleman's Quality Barber Co., Williams Mercantile, Lavender Bee Montessori, Moody's Lounge, and Rooted Valley GJ. Businesses that would like to support the Summer Concert Series can inquire about sponsorship opportunities by contacting Matthew Cesario at 970-243-3974.
Triple Play RecordsIonna Rechargery Meet-Up
An in-person meetup for EV enthusiasts is planned at the Ionna Rechargery in Fruita, Colorado. Connect with fellow fans of electric vehicles and look out for swag giveaways. Additional information, including timing and further details, will be announced soon.
Ionna Charging Station 585 Kokopelli Dr Fruita CORepair Fair and Free Market
At New Way Refillery in downtown Grand Junction, the Repair Fair and Free Market brings people together to care for what they already own. This two-part gathering centers on reuse and repair so useful items stay in circulation rather than ending up in the landfill or the river. The host shop offers many ways to refill existing containers with shampoos, soaps, detergents, and more. The Free Market operates as a community swap where neighbors trade items such as clothing, books, art, plants, supplies, and unopened personal care products. Participants are asked to take home anything that is not exchanged. The Repair Fair provides help mending clothing and troubleshooting or fixing electronics, bikes, furniture, appliances, software, and other items, with consultations available. Poster artwork comes from @veryrealdinosaur, a collaborator behind earlier Free Markets in GJ at @geminibeer, and organizers are teaming up to extend the life of good goods. For questions or involvement, contact @theopenmarket.co or email jon@theopenmarket.CO.
New Way RefilleryPlant One on Me
At Highlands Distillery, a lavender themed celebration during Lavender Fest pairs a paint-your-own ceramic planter activity with signature cocktails. Participants can select from a range of planters, pay for their chosen piece the night of the event, and paint while sipping a drink. The first cocktail and a fresh lavender cutting are included with the event fee. In addition to the usual menu, the bar will serve special lavender drinks available only this weekend. Once each planter has been fired and is ready, Highlands will provide a lavender cutting to place in the finished pot. Sandwiches, pizza, and charcuterie boards are available for anyone who would like a bite while painting.
Highlands DistilleryReturn to Clarity & Alignment
At Crescent Moon Spiritual Goods in Grand Junction, Colorado, Julie and Eric are offering brief, budget-conscious walk-in sessions focused on helping you release what has built up and reconnect with your center. If you have been feeling stuck, scattered, overwhelmed, or not quite yourself, these sessions provide a gentle reset without the commitment of a full private appointment. Julie offers Energy Clearing that uses intuitive energy work to ease energetic buildup and restore balance so you can feel calmer and clearer. Options include a Mini Clearing at $15 for 15 minutes or a Standard Clearing at $30 for 30 minutes. Eric leads a Clarity Reset, a guided and interactive experience that helps quiet overthinking, relieve mental and emotional pressure, and restore perspective, presence, and inner balance. Choose a Clarity Reset at $20 for 20 minutes or an Extended Clarity Reset at $45 for 45 minutes to one hour. These shorter sessions are well suited for anyone curious about this work or looking for a little support. Walk-ins are welcome.
Crescent Moon Spiritual GoodsMarket Tote Vase | Adult Clay Workshop
Shape a market tote vase in an adult clay workshop inspired by the relaxed buzz of a weekend market. Across two studio visits, start by slab-building a rectangular vase with handles that echoes a standing canvas tote, then return for a glazing appointment at a time that works for you. The hands-on session runs two hours. No clay experience is required. Personalize your piece with stamps, textures, and other details so it reflects your style, whether minimal, maximal, boho, or preppy. A $10 fee secures your spot, and a $38 materials charge is collected the night the class meets. Cancellations within 24 hours are non-refundable. One reschedule is available with 72 hours’ notice. Shipping for finished work can be arranged for an additional fee, and private group bookings are available.
Comedy Night
The Winery Comedy Tour brings an evening of stand-up to Sauvage Spectrum, pairing big laughs with excellent drinks in a welcoming winery setting. Enjoy a fun night out with stand-up performances and a lively atmosphere as the jokes keep coming.
Sauvage SpectrumJustin C Russell Comedy
Get ready to laugh your socks off at a live comedy show featuring Justin C Russell, a touring comic from Oklahoma City.
Gemini Beer CompanyEddie and the Getaway
Eddie And The Getaway takes the stage at Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar in Grand Junction. Tickets are available for this event.
Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + BarFarmers Market
Every Saturday morning, the Chamber hosts a community event in Downtown Fruita at Civic Center Park. The event showcases local products and talents.
Fruita Civic CenterGrand Junction Water Cremation Brunch & Learn...
Western Slope residents are invited to a free brunch and learn about meaningful, eco-conscious, and comprehensive funeral plans. Founder & CEO Emily Nelson and Chief Community Officer Sherèe Browne will be presenting. Breakfast and beverages will be served.
DoubleTree by Hilton HotelDave Mensch
Acoustic singer-songwriter Dave Mensch brings a blend of rock and country to Palisade Brewing Company. His set features original material alongside a wide range of covers, drawing from artists such as Metallica, Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs, Pearl Jam, Tool, Marshall Tucker Band, Incubus, Garth Brooks, Rascal Flatts, Alice In Chains, Shinedown, Blake Shelton, Staind, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Daughtry, 3 Doors Down, Blink-182, Sublime, Soundgarden, The Cadillac Three, Tyler Childers, and more. Merchandise is available from the artist, and tips are appreciated. Mensch has appeared on Good Morning Arizona and has recorded with musicians including R.J. Ronquillo, Mat Maxwell, Mike Smith, Brian Bonds, and Scott Wilson, whose credits span acts like Stone Sour, Stevie Wonder, Luke Combs, Trapt, Florida Georgia Line, and Saving Abel. He has also opened for performers such as The Lacs, Charlie Daniels, Tanya Tucker, Kansas, 38 Special, Dan Fogelberg, Dwight Yoakam, and Badfinger, and earned Best Actor in a Musical in Colorado for his portrayal of Roger in Rent. Listeners can also find his music on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music.
Palisade Brewing CompanyTonic Selects Sound-System Last Sundays
Sound-system selector John Tonic takes to the decks with a vinyl selection each last Sunday of the month, blending ska, rocksteady, soul, reggae, and dub. The session salutes sound system culture and lets these rhythms roll from start to finish.
Fruita TavernLittle Unicorns
Attendees will make Pride bracelets during this craft activity.
Intermediate Pickleball Clinic
Ages 16 and up can take part in a $24 pickleball clinic designed for first-time players and those building on beginner skills, with an emphasis on developing the fundamentals needed to step into competitive play. Please select the clinic that matches your current skill level during registration.
Lincoln Park Pickleball ComplexThe High Lonesome Ranch
The High Lonesome Ranch brings regenerative, 100% grass-finished beef to the Palisade Farmers Market in downtown Palisade. As an Audubon-certified property on the Western Slope, the ranch uses cattle to support ecological health and soil restoration. Visitors to the booth can find premium cuts such as steaks, roasts, and ground beef, enter a season-long sweepstakes for a chance to win a 50 lb grass-finished ground beef box, and learn about landscape initiatives that support habitat connectivity in the Western Wildway. Mesa County residents can also access weekly complimentary delivery.
Downtown PalisadePlein-Air Lavender Painting
An outdoor painting experience at Belli Fiori Lavender Farm features professional artist Shannan Vialpando. Participants paint in the open air, drawing inspiration from lavender in its natural setting and the surrounding ecosystem. Cocktails from Highlands Distillery contribute to a leisurely, creative atmosphere. Artwork is a key part of the festival, linking visitors, farmers and producers to the essence of lavender, and this session provides a relaxing close to the 2026 festivities.
Belli Fiori LavenderLavender & Vino Paint Day in the Vineyard
Settle in for a relaxing, creative paint session at Talon Wines in Palisade. Follow guided instruction to transform a classic wine glass into a hand painted keepsake adorned with lavender sprigs and bumblebees, with the Book Cliffs providing a scenic backdrop. Tickets are $35 and include a quality glass to paint, all necessary materials, and step by step instruction, along with games and chances to win prizes. Food and drinks are sold separately and can be purchased from the tasting room, including fruit and botanical wines.
Talon WineryLavender Paw Party
This lavender season gathering at Carboy Winery in Palisade features live music, a visiting food truck, and local farm vendors offering fresh fruit and fragrant lavender. Browse handmade jewelry from local artisans, sip Carboy wines, and enjoy the summertime atmosphere with friends and dogs. Happy Little Rescue will be on site with adoptable pups. Admission is free, and families and dogs are welcome, making it a relaxed way to take in the area’s agricultural beauty.
Mt. Garfield Estate Vineyard & Tasting RoomSeasons of Solidarity June Picnic
This community picnic celebrates simple togetherness in a relaxed atmosphere infused with Pride Month spirit. Expect shared food, easy conversation, and lawn games that range from casual fun to spirited competition, plus playful back and forth over who picks the next song. It welcomes LGBTQ+ community members and allies who want to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new people, or simply be themselves among community. Attendees may bring a blanket, an optional snack to share, and whatever Pride flair feels right, whether that is glitter, cargo shorts, or both. There will be no formal speeches and no pressure. The focus is on connection, sharing a meal, cheering during cornhole, and lighthearted debates about the playlist.
The Historic Lowell School BuildingBasic Angels Fun-Bedience Course - Dog Training
Lay the groundwork for good behavior in a six week basic obedience course for dogs older than four months. Teams practice essential cues such as sit, down, stay, and leave it, and work on improving attention and leash manners. The class focuses on building a solid foundation so dogs can stay engaged and responsive.
Sober Disc Golf League Mondays at Watson Island Disc Golf Course
A welcoming sober disc golf league meets at Watson Island Disc Golf Course, offering an easy way to connect with others and enjoy the outdoors. People of all ages and experience levels are invited to take part, and newcomers can receive guidance to get started. Expect friendly play and a supportive, substance-free atmosphere focused on building community. Hosted by Triple Play Records and the Grand Junction Underground Disc Golf Club.
Marvelous Mondays
A welcoming gathering centered on social play, featuring general games with cribbage, Hand and Food as well as canasta, plus a round of card bingo. This event is intended for adults age 50 and older. Annual membership is $20.
Grand Junction Senior Recreation Center2026-27 tryouts!
Season tryouts at Longs Park spotlight the Mavs program, now in its third year and forming its first 14s team. The head coach brings 26 years of pitching instruction, more than a decade of independent study in sports psychology, and experience coaching at the collegiate, high school, competitive, and Little League levels. Athletes have regular access to a hitting coach. Training centers on fundamentals with structured practices and a focus on building a strong athlete mindset. The program is dedicated to developing confident, respectful, hard working players and contributes to the community each season. A second tryout date has been added, and prospective participants are asked to let the organizers know they plan to attend.
Longs ParkBusiness After Hours: Coloramo Federal Credit Union
A relaxed networking social hosted by Coloramo Federal Credit Union offers an early look inside the credit union’s new building while fostering professional connections. Admission for Grand Junction Area Chamber members is $10 with advance registration or $12 at the door. Annual Pass Holders who want a preprinted nametag should call 970-242-3214 or email info@gjchamber.org with pass details, and an RSVP is required for nametag preparation. This is limited to Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce members and their guests who are 21 or older.
Tuesday Night Sound Bath SUP 🌊✨
Set on a private lake in Palisade, this relaxing stand up paddleboard yoga session blends slow, accessible movement with the resonant tones of sound bowls. It opens with a gentle sequence on the boards that emphasizes breathing, balance, and mindful awareness, then settles into quiet rest while the sound carries across the water. The mix of subtle motion and enveloping vibration offers a steady, grounding reset. Expect time to float, breathe, and let the day go. No prior experience is needed. Paddleboard gear and a life jacket are provided.
Community run
A free community run and in-store gathering at Gearhead Outfitters in Grand Junction brings runners together to connect, explore new footwear technology, and enjoy special perks. Expect Topo shoe demos, shopping discounts, a relaxed social run at your own pace and distance, cold beverages and snacks, and a raffle with prizes that include tickets to the No Man’s Land Film Festival. Check-in features a chance to learn about running gear and the latest advances in footwear, with Gearhead Outfitters staff available to answer questions about road and trail setups and to suggest shoe styles that match a range of goals. Coaches from L2S will also be on hand to discuss their trail running programs. The event highlights Mina Guli and the Thirst Foundation, offering an opportunity to learn about her 2,000-mile effort along the Colorado River and the organization’s mission to change how people think about water. Mina is a water advocate and ultrarunner who founded Thirst after a career in law, finance, and climate change. Since 2012, the foundation has educated more than 2 million students in China, trended on Chinese Twitter, set a Guinness World Record, and run innovation competitions with participation from over 700,000 students. Gearhead Outfitters, formerly known as Summit Canyon, continues to serve the community as a family-owned, community-focused outdoor retailer dedicated to personalized service.
Gearhead Outfitters, Inc.Community Hospital Hiring Event
Community Hospital is holding a hiring event with opportunities for full time roles such as scrub tech, patient registration, EMT, medical assistant, clinical manager, respiratory therapist, and ultrasound tech. Attendees can speak with hiring representatives, learn more about available positions, and move forward in the application process. Bring a resume and be ready to discuss relevant experience. The event takes place at the Mesa County Workforce Center. For questions, contact the Mesa County Workforce Center at 970-248-7560 or jobservice@mesacounty.us.
Mesa County Workforce CenterCommunity BBQ • America’s 250th Birthday Celebration
A community barbecue at Compass Medical Center celebrates America’s 250th birthday. Guests can enjoy complimentary barbecue, meet the new primary care provider, Sam, FNP, and connect with the care team. Tours of the office are available, and there will be giveaways and prizes. The celebration is family friendly and welcomes current patients, those exploring new primary care options, and neighbors from across the community.
Compass Medical CenterBook Signing Event: YOU HAVE ARRIVED!
An intimate book signing and conversation with author Shannon Joy Mekeel takes place at Carboy Winery at Mt. Garfield Estate to celebrate the release of her memoir, You Have Arrived. Mekeel, a Moffat County High School graduate who served eight years in the United States Air Force, raised three sons, and has lived in Florida for the past two decades, brings a background in brand strategy, publishing, and leadership to the stories she shares. Now in its second edition, the memoir explores practical lessons for navigating modern work life balance and complex relationships. It underscores storytelling as a driver of systemic change and promotes human centered growth built on empathy. The gathering invites conversation about listening, leading, and strengthening community bonds. Adults 21 and over can raise a glass while taking part in the discussion. Books will be available at the event for $20, and the title is also offered on Amazon with an audiobook on Audible.
Carboy Winery at Mt. Garfield EstateDr. Temple Grandin Presents "Celebrate Neurodiversity"
Dr. Temple Grandin will present at the CMU Ballroom, exploring how therapeutic riding makes a difference. She is an internationally recognized authority on autism and animal science, and the CSU Temple Grandin Center in Fort Collins bears her name. A book signing will follow the presentation. Tickets are $25, with discounts available for families and seniors.
CMU BallroomMagic: The Gathering Commander Night
A weekly Magic: The Gathering Commander gathering at Eclectic. This recurring night is free to attend and welcomes Commander fans.
EclecticOut West Run Club!
This open community club at Out West Training in Fruita welcomes people of every age and fitness level to move at any pace, with options to run, jog, ruck, hike, or walk. Sessions include coach-led warmups, refreshments, and access to a recovery area equipped with foam rollers, compression, and other helpful tools. Once a month on a Saturday the group heads to the trails and welcomes runners, hikers, and pets. Those preparing for hunting season can bring a pack and ruck.
Open Decks
An open decks night made for local DJs and anyone eager to step behind the decks. Test new tracks, showcase your style, and play to the room. Bring a thumb drive and your crew, arrive early to secure a slot, and expect first come, first served signups. There is no cover. Sets run 30 to 60 minutes depending on the number of participants. Co-hosted by Monument Events; for hosting opportunities, speak with Jesse or Tyler. A welcome midweek lift for music lovers and performers.
Good Judy'sLive at Devils Kitchen Restaurant
Live music fills Devils Kitchen Restaurant with a musician who blends original songs and cover tunes. This appearance is part of a series of Thursday shows, and each set will be a little different as new material is added along the way. The artist returns to the restaurant with plenty of music to share.
Hacky Sack Competition
Triple Play Records in downtown Grand Junction hosts a freestyle, casual hacky sack competition with options for solo or team play. Prizes are up for grabs, and the atmosphere welcomes both seasoned kickers and those who simply want to give it a try. Entry can be arranged by sending a direct message, and the focus is on friendly competition and community fun.
Triple Play RecordsLunch Loops - Thursday Group Run
This casual group run welcomes all ability levels. The route covers about four to six miles, with several shorter alternatives available so participants can tailor the distance to their comfort. It takes place regardless of weather conditions.
Lunch LoopsThursday Night Paddle Board Yoga
This stand-up paddleboard yoga session takes place on a peaceful, sunlit lake in Western Colorado on the Western Slope. It starts with a slow, accessible flow to ground and refresh, then progresses into playful standing poses that challenge balance, activate the core, and refine focus. Expect smiles, a few wobbles, and an uplifting vibe. Suitable for complete beginners as well as seasoned lake regulars, it offers a chance to connect with nature and turn a typical yoga class into a summer standout. Capacity is limited and spots often go fast. Paddle boards, paddles, and life jackets are provided. Directions to the private lake near Palisade, along with a required liability waiver, are shared within 48 hours of the event.
Throw Down Thursdays
A high-energy dance party–style class where friends can let loose and have fun. Admission is $10 per person, payable in person via Venmo or cash. The session wraps up in time to head to free concerts in the park afterward.
FARM - Fruita Arts Recreation MarketplaceTucson Saguaros @ Grand Junction 07-02-2026 6:30:00 PM
Tucson Saguaros travel to Grand Junction for an away matchup against the home side.
Suplizio FieldDRONE SHOW + HAZEL MILLER & THE COLLECTIVE AT CIVIC CENTER PARK
Experience Hazel Miller & The Collective as part of Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series. The band brings a dynamic mix of soul and R&B with powerhouse vocals and high-energy grooves for a memorable summer performance. After the music, look to the sky for a drone show honoring Colorado and the USA's 150/250 anniversary. The Thursday Night Concert Series is sponsored by Rhema Music and Clothing.
Fruita Civic CenterSalsa Dancing
Celebrate salsa, bachata, merengue, and cumbia on the dance floor at Mama Ree's. Beginner and intermediate lessons in salsa, bachata, and cumbia are available for $10, and no partner is required. After the classes, the floor opens for a free social dance.
Mama Ree'sSalute to Our Heroes: Join Us for the Freedom 250 Celebration!
A community gathering in the Grand Junction VA Medical Center main lobby honors Veterans with a day focused on connection and practical support. Attendees can meet fellow Veterans and visit resource booths hosted by multiple departments to find information, guidance, and camaraderie. VA enrollment experts will assist Veterans who are not yet enrolled and explain available benefits and services. The Freedom 250 Celebration recognizes the sacrifices of those who served and creates space to learn, share, and connect.
Grand Junction VA Medical CenterEvery Thursday Come Enjoy Fun & Mindful Games Starting at 9am
Enjoy a friendly game day featuring a variety of activities, with dedicated time for Hand and Foot canasta and bridge. The setting encourages lighthearted competition as players make their moves. Geared toward those age 50 and up, it offers a chance to spend time with friends over classic card and tabletop play.
Grand Junction Senior Recreation CenterWomen in Business: A Place at the Table
Hosted at Berna B's Classic Cuisine, this quarterly luncheon brings together women from across the Grand Valley to connect, collaborate, and build meaningful relationships. Business owners, entrepreneurs, executives, managers, nonprofit leaders, and aspiring professionals are welcome to share experiences, exchange ideas, support one another, and expand their networks. Through thoughtful conversations and genuine connections, the gathering underscores that success grows stronger with community. Since it occurs only four times a year, early reservations are encouraged.
Berna B's Classic Cuisine7/2: Kids Wheel Throwing Clay Class
Ages 9 and older can explore pottery on the wheel in an interactive summer class. With guidance from instructors, students learn foundational techniques such as centering clay, lifting the walls, and shaping simple forms. Before heading out, each participant picks two favorite pieces and selects glaze colors for them. Staff will glaze and fire the work after class, and finished pots will be ready for pickup three weeks later. This session is designed for developing artists who are prepared for the focus and coordination the wheel demands. The cost includes a $10 class fee or deposit due at registration, plus $26, plus tax, for clay supplies payable on the day of class. To receive a refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. Participation is limited to ages 9 and up, with no exceptions.
Fat Cat PotteryHarvested and more
Harvested, Diced, and Throatsnatcher take the stage at Cafe Sol. Harvested, formed in 2020 in Denver, delivers a distinctive death‑groove sound that fuses the ferocity of brutal death metal with groove‑driven, chugging riffs. The bill features Harvested alongside Diced and Throatsnatcher.
Cafe SolShwayze
Shwayze takes the stage for a live concert at Mesa Theater in Grand Junction.
Mesa TheaterTutuli Girls (Trans fem Support)
A peer-led gathering focused on the trans feminine experience, offering a welcoming space to share stories, discuss challenges, and support one another. Conversation centers on mutual care, understanding, and community connection around topics relevant to trans fem lives.
Palisade Brewing Co
The patio comes alive with honky-tonk and upbeat country music. On tap are American-style beers brewed with an inventive spirit that still respects classic craft traditions. Fresh smoked meats, prepared daily, round out the menu so guests can enjoy a satisfying pairing of music, food, and beer.
Tucson Saguaros @ Grand Junction 07-03-2026 6:30:00 PM
The Tucson Saguaros travel to face Grand Junction at Suplizio Field in a head-to-head matchup.
Suplizio FieldFirst Friday Art Show
Uncanny Valley hosts a First Friday art show highlighting the valley’s art and culture. Attendees can view new work from current artists along with pieces by newly welcomed members of the Uncanny Valley community. All sales are 100 percent commission free, so proceeds go directly to the artists. Themed art shows also take place every other First Friday.
Uncanny Valley Art Gallery & Co-opFabulous Friday
A friendly get-together filled with games, including dedicated time for bridge and for Hand & Foot Canasta. Attendees may become members at any time to enjoy everything GJSRC offers, and a board member can assist with sign-up when they arrive. A monthly calendar of activities is available for anyone who wants to see what else is planned.
Grand Junction Senior Recreation CenterEmber Vine
EMBER VINE leads a night of rock with special guests El Camino Burnout and Dandy.
Mesa TheaterFirst Free Friday
Enjoy free general admission all day at the Museum of the West. The traveling exhibit is available for an additional $6.
Museum of the WestMelty Magic Mug Kids Handbuilding Clay Class
Kids aged 6 and up can handbuild a Melty Magic Mug while exploring clay techniques such as pinch pots, coils, and slabs. The atmosphere is welcoming and fun, and no prior clay experience is needed. Participants both construct and glaze their piece in one session, completing the creative journey from start to finish. Finished work is fired by staff and will be ready for pickup in about two weeks. Enrollment is limited to children who have completed kindergarten, with no exceptions. The cost includes a $10 class fee or deposit due at sign-up, plus $26 plus tax for clay supplies payable on the day of class. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance to receive a refund.
Fat Cat PotteryDandy
Mesa Theater hosts a shared bill with Ember Vine, El Camino Burnout, and Dandy. All three acts appear on the same stage in a single show, making it easy to catch each performance in one place.
Mesa TheaterRed White & Blue Kickoff
Joey Rowland and the gang kick off the annual red, white and blue celebration at Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar. The event salutes 250 years of American freedom, and tickets are available.
Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + BarRed, White, and Warrior 5K!
The inaugural Red, White, and WARRIOR 5K at Las Colonias celebrates Independence Day with a family-friendly race that supports the Central High School Warrior Marching Band. Participants of all ages are welcome to run, walk, or move at their own pace. The morning features the Star-Spangled Banner, a Little Sparkler Sprint of about a quarter mile for children 12 and under, and a 5K open to any age, with a drum line welcoming finishers at the end. Those who register early receive a t-shirt tie-dyed by members of the band. The event blends movement, music, and community pride.
Las Colonias ParkFarmer's Market
The farmers market returns to Cross Orchards Historic Site this summer. Browse farm-fresh produce and other local goods, sample baked treats and specialty foods, discover handmade arts and crafts, and connect with local businesses and community organizations. Food trucks will be on site. After shopping, admission to explore the Historic Site is available.
Cross Orchards Historic Site4th of July Fireworks Show
Attend a Razorback Suckers baseball game, then stay after the game to watch the City's fireworks show from Suplizio Field. Tickets are available for the Razorback Suckers game.
Suplizio Field Lincoln ParkSaturday Morning Sessions: Summer Concert Series
Triple Play Records hosts a summer concert series in downtown Grand Junction, showcasing live performances from local and regional musicians. The series continues through the summer and fall with a community-centered lineup. Artists featured across the season include Faith Eliza, Chuchwallas Duo, Eleanor Hibbard, Nobody Normal, Sara Richards, Lexi Faye, JT Soriano, Misti Dawn, Hank Andrews, Davey Midnight, Eryn Secules, Jerry Mars, Achromantics, Marcelino Gallegos, Brandon West, and others. The series is made possible with support from Mesa Theater, The Roost Kitchen & Bar, Rebel Treasures, Fat Cat Pottery, Pablo's Pizza, Ink 19, Mesa Jewelers, Willow Creek Herbs and Teas, The Gear Junction, Feisty Pint, The Zephyr Women’s Clothing, Out West Books, Pandora's Piercing & Fine Jewelry, Pollux Clothing Company, Downtown Grand Junction, Crescent Moon, Cruise Control Kitchen + Cellar, Old Friends Trading Company GJ, The Rockslide Brewery and Restaurant, Working Artists Gallery & Stained Glass Supplies, J.B. Hart Music Co., Inc., CanvaScape, Gentleman's Quality Barber Co., Williams Mercantile, Lavender Bee Montessori, Moody's Lounge, and Rooted Valley GJ. Businesses interested in supporting the Summer Concert Series can inquire about sponsorship opportunities by contacting Matthew Cesario at 970-243-3974.
Triple Play RecordsRed, Bike, and Blue
Powderhorn Bike Park marks the Fourth of July with a full day devoted to riding, family-friendly fun, and patriotic spirit high on the mountain. Families are especially encouraged to take part as the festivities get underway.
Powderhorn Mountain ResortBubbles Brunch
A festive tradition in Palisade showcases Colorado with an effervescent flair. It pays tribute to the state's agricultural heritage and lively spirit.
Sauvage Spectrum4th of July Pool Celebration
Cool off with a festive swim at Lincoln Park-Moyer Swimming Pool during a Fourth of July celebration. To honor the USA’s 250th birthday, admission is set at $2.50. Enjoy a refreshing holiday outing at the pool.
Lincoln Park-Moyer Swimming PoolRide the TBM and Cub for America's 250th
Celebrate America's 250th birthday with a ride in a historic warbird. Seats are available aboard TBM 309 or a Cub and can be reserved using the ticket link in the event details. Photo credit: GJT Jet Photos.
Rocky Mountain Wing of the Commemorative Air ForceDo The Red, White, & Brew Pub Crawl
Raise a toast in Grand Junction with a beer‑focused pub crawl at The Feisty Pint. A 25 percent discount is available for a limited time with code RWB25. Tickets are limited and could sell out.
The Feisty PintTucson Saguaros
A baseball showdown between the Grand Junction Razorback Suckers and the Tucson Saguaros unfolds at Suplizio Field. Home games at this venue offer added excitement throughout the season, and this matchup includes fireworks as part of the festivities.
Ralph Stocker StadiumFarmers Market
A community event at Civic Center Park in Downtown Fruita highlights local products.
Civic Center Park and PavilionFrank Bregar’s Rock ‘n Swing
The annual free summer concert series returns to the lawn at St. Matt’s with an opening performance by Frank Bregar’s Rock ‘n Swing. Pack a lawn chair and your favorite beverage for a relaxed evening while Stone Soup serves hot dogs, baked beans, summer salads, and frozen desserts. A goodwill offering will be taken during intermission to support the Outreach Ministry at St. Matthew’s. Everyone is welcome, and friends are encouraged.
St. Matthew's Episcopal ChurchTucson Saguaros 07-05-2026 6:30:00 PM
Get ready for a head-to-head matchup between the Tucson Saguaros and Grand Junction.
Suplizio FieldThe High Lonesome Ranch
At the Palisade Farmers Market in downtown Palisade, The High Lonesome Ranch showcases regenerative, 100 percent grass-finished beef from an Audubon-certified operation that uses cattle to support soil health on the Western Slope. The booth features steaks, roasts, and ground beef. A season-long giveaway offers a chance to win a 50 lb box of grass-finished ground beef. Visitors can learn about the ranch’s landscape initiatives and how its practices help connect habitats across the Western Wildway. Weekly complimentary delivery is available for Mesa County residents.
Downtown PalisadeDevil's Canyon - Monday Group Run
Expect a relaxed group run that proceeds in any weather. Runners of all paces and experience levels are welcome to participate. The typical route covers roughly 5 to 6 miles, with several shorter options available for a reduced distance.
Devils Canyon TrailheadJuly 6–10 | Creative Kids Studio – Kids’ Art Summer Camp 2026 (Full Day / Half Day Options)
Pinspiration Summer Camps 2026 presents a Creative Kids Studio themed week designed for ages 5 to 12. Young artists will explore vibrant projects and hands-on activities that spark imagination throughout the week. Families can choose full day or half day enrollment. The full day option is $195 for five days, and the half day option is $155 for five days. Space is limited.
PinspirationRiverside Market at the Eddy
Explore a market set beside the river that features area sellers and welcomes families. Sample food, browse handmade goods, and let kids enjoy a complimentary inflatable play area while you take in the waterside setting.
The Eddy ApartmentsWizards & Wine with Theater of the Mind
Restoration Vineyards hosts a fantasy-focused tabletop gaming experience paired with wine for an evening of adventure. Dressing up is encouraged to match the theme.
Restoration VineyardsBlues Traveler
A live concert brings Blues Traveler, Gin Blossoms, and Spin Doctors to the Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park in Grand Junction, Colorado. The event features performances from all three bands on one stage.
Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park✨ Nourishing Mothers, Thriving Babies ✨
A free, two-part workshop offers guidance for mothers and families from preconception through the postpartum period. The first session centers on nutrition that supports fertility, pregnancy, recovery, and a baby’s development, with conversation around prenatal essentials, postpartum nourishment for energy and healing, gut health, choosing nutrient-dense foods, and ways to include probiotic-rich fermented options. This portion is led by Lori Summers, CGC, founder of Armonía True Wellness LLC and a Certified GAPS Coach. The second session explores homeopathic care across every stage of motherhood, including approaches for hormonal balance and stress before conception, easing common pregnancy symptoms like nausea, fatigue, and anxiety, and supporting postpartum recovery, lactation, and emotional well-being. It also highlights gentle, non-toxic options for babies, addressing needs such as teething discomfort, digestion, and diaper rash. Designed for those planning a pregnancy, currently expecting, or caring for a newborn, the program focuses on practical, natural tools for family health.
Mosaic Discover the Possibilities Educational Luncheon
This educational luncheon at Kaart provides an opportunity to learn about Mosaic, including its mission and services. It is held on the first Tuesday of every month.
KaartLive at the Market On Main Summer Concert Series
Triple Play Records presents a weekly summer concert series at the Market on Main in downtown Grand Junction, featuring free live music from local artists. The lineup across the season includes Adam Kramer, Jaydynce Jean, Mixed Bag, Bill Crick, The Ordinary Two, Eleanor Hibbard, Jesse Meade, Gerry Goodman, Christopher Ryan, Nathan Spencer, Izzy Burns, and Alex White. Each week highlights a different performer and celebrates the local music scene in a friendly, upbeat atmosphere.
Market on MainWynonna Judd & Melissa Etheridge: Raised On Radio Tour
Wynonna Judd and Melissa Etheridge take the stage at the Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park for a live concert. Doors open one hour before the performance, and every attendee needs a ticket to enter. Each purchase also supports charitable initiatives. Wynonna Judd has partnered with PLUS1, directing $1 from each ticket to organizations that improve the health and quality of life of children, families, and individuals in need. Melissa Etheridge will contribute $1 per ticket to the Etheridge Foundation, which works to end the opioid crisis by funding research into plant-based medicines and innovative therapies that address the root causes of opioid use disorder and advance treatments that both reduce dependence and help heal the underlying wounds. Ticketing includes a public onsale, multiple presales, VIP packages for both artists, and fan club and membership bundle options.
Las Colonias ParkDubious Brothers
Dubious Brothers deliver an energetic blend of rock and roll, country, and blues at Civic Center Park as part of Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series. Expect a lively summer evening in downtown Fruita filled with upbeat tunes and a fun atmosphere. The series is sponsored by Rhema Music and Clothing.
Fruita Civic Center7/9: Kids Wheel Throwing Clay Class (Ages 9+ Only)
Young makers ages 9 and up can explore the pottery wheel in a hands-on summer class that introduces the basics of wheel throwing with instructor guidance. Participants will practice centering clay, pulling walls, and shaping forms, then select two favorite pieces to keep and choose a glaze color for each. Staff will glaze and fire the pieces after class, and they will be ready for pickup in three weeks. This session is designed for artists who are ready for the coordination and challenge of working on the wheel. The cost is a $10 payment due at sign-up, plus $26 plus tax for clay supplies due on the day of class. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance to receive a refund. Only ages 9 and up are accepted. No exceptions.
Fat Cat PotteryAmphitheater at Las Colonias with Wynonna Judd
Wynonna Judd performs live at Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park. Tickets range from $49.50 to $299.50, plus fees. The listing highlights her early start in the public eye as a beloved figure in American music.
Amphitheater at Las Colonias ParkB Side Players
B-Side Players perform at Mesa Theater in Grand Junction. Tickets are available for this concert.
Mesa TheaterForge Elite High School Tryouts
Forge Elite has scheduled its official tryouts with multiple sessions available so you can select the option that fits your schedule. If those sessions are full or do not work for you, an open evaluation option is also offered.
Swan ViewTrinidad Triggers @ Grand Junction 07-10-2026 6:30:00 PM
The Trinidad Triggers travel to Grand Junction for a head-to-head matchup, with the visiting team taking on the home side in a competitive showdown.
Suplizio FieldThe Doubious Brothers Band
The event combines dinner with live entertainment, featuring the Doubious Brothers Band performing live on the patio.
Enzo's Ristorante ItalianoF.A.C
This monthly Friday afternoon club brings food from Underdog Cheese and live music by Ian Janco. Attendees can also enjoy 50% off tapped wines and 10% off growler fills.
Sauvage SpectrumAltas Radio
MoonBeem takes the stage at Mesa Theater in Grand Junction for a live performance.
Mesa TheaterElectric Avenue
At Asteria Theatre, this event channels the youthful spirit of 1980s New Wave and radio pop, creating a lively celebration of the era. It highlights the full spectrum of that decade’s sound, bringing its distinctive style to life in an energetic, immersive experience.
Asteria TheatrePALL Campout
Set up a tent at the Palisade Area Little League Fields for an annual baseball campout that celebrates community and summertime fun. Families are welcome to spend a night on the field with tents and sleeping bags, making memories under the stars alongside players, parents, and siblings. More details are coming soon.
Palisade Area Little League FieldsTrinidad Triggers
Trinidad Triggers visit Grand Junction for a head-to-head matchup, with the Triggers on the road and the Grand Junction side at home. This meeting puts the visitors up against the hosts in a straightforward contest.
Suplizio FieldCUMC Swap Meets
The CUMC Summer Swap Meets return with a free-admission community market where visitors can hunt for unique finds and unexpected treasures. July’s gathering takes place on the second Saturday in response to the holiday. Vendor spaces are available with a $20 donation. For more information, email crossroadsumcgj@gmail.com.
Crossroads United Methodist ChurchFruita Farmers Market
Live music returns to the Fruita Farmers Market, creating a welcoming start to a beautiful summer morning for friends and families at the Fruita Civic Center. A musician will be performing during the market, adding a pleasant backdrop to the gathering.
Fruita Civic CenterWalk for Life - United against Fentanyl RU Rasource Booth
Participants meet at the southwest corner of Lincoln Park, next to the playgrounds, for a community walk united against fentanyl. The event opens with a few speakers, then the walk sets off. Afterward, food trucks, Bump and Jump, and a resource fair are available. The program also creates space to hear from loved ones who have lost someone to fentanyl. Accessibility notes include available accessible restrooms, mostly level ground, and a wheelchair ramp. An RU resource booth will be on site.
Lincoln ParkSensory Hour at DJ
Enjoy a quieter hour at Dinosaur Journey with a calm, sensory-aware setting. Background noise will be minimized and lights will be dimmed across the exhibits. Admission is available at a discounted rate during this time.
Dinosaur JourneyFAITH ELIZA and Mercury Bloom
Faith Eliza and Mercury Bloom headline at Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar with a performance for music lovers. Tickets and tables are available. Mercury Bloom features original Peach Street Revival material.
Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + BarMavs 12U Tryouts
Players looking to join the Mavs 12U team can attend a tryout at Palisade Area Little League Fields. The team is seeking 3 to 4 athletes for the 2027 season and offers experienced coaching with a focus on mentality training. Plans include local tournaments as well as competitions in Denver and Utah, along with a fall ball opportunity. Participants should bring a glove, bat, helmet, and a love for the game. Eligibility requires that players do not turn 13 before May 1. Advance registration is requested, and a private tryout can be arranged for those who cannot attend.
Palisade Area Little League FieldsNether Hour
Nether Hour brings a high-octane blend of funk, blues, soul, and rock rooted in Austin’s vibrant music scene. The trio features Bobby Flaco on vocals and guitar, Bishop on lead guitar and mandolin, and Bercy on bass, channeling gritty singing, razor-edged riffs, blazing leads, and heavy low end. Their sound draws on swampy Southern grooves and pivots easily from blues-soaked passages to deep-pocket rhythms. Their eight-track release MOONSHINE on Nether Family Records follows SUNSHINE and captures the after-hours electricity of their live shows. Expect deep grooves, smooth vocals, and rhythms that build like a late-night drive where each turn reveals another surprise, from searing solos to pulse-thumping bass lines. Special guests The Lost Junction Band are set to appear.
Mesa TheaterFleeting Matters
A live band performance takes place at Palisade Brewing Company, filling the brewery with music for guests to enjoy.
Palisade Brewing CompanyFlume Canyon - Monday group run
A casual group run sets out from Pollock Bench Trailhead and welcomes all abilities. The standard route covers about 5 to 6 miles, with several shorter options available. It takes place in all weather conditions.
Pollock Bench TrailheadChildren’s Summer Day Camp Week 3: Extinction and the Prehistoric World
Kids ages 8 to 12 can immerse themselves in the deep past at Dinosaur Journey Museum during a weeklong day camp centered on extinction, volcanoes, and Earth’s history. Participants investigate how powerful eruptions, moving continents, and changing climates shaped the age of dinosaurs and contributed to mass extinction events. Through hands-on experiments, volcano simulations, fossil exploration, and interactive activities, campers learn how scientists study rocks and fossils to piece together the story of our planet. Campers should wear sturdy shoes for walking and clothing suitable for outdoor play and crafts, arrive with sunscreen already applied, and bring a packed lunch, snacks, a drink, a water bottle, a hat, and sunglasses. A backpack is recommended and will be carried on days when the group cannot return to the classroom for lunch. The session costs $175 per child.
Dinosaur Journey MuseumCoffee Connect: Meaningful Connections for Women July 15th 2026
Settle into a relaxed coffee get-together at Aesthetic Collective that brings together women who value meaningful conversation and shared purpose. This warm, low-key gathering invites women who are uplifting and purpose-led to connect, exchange stories, and build authentic relationships over a cup of coffee.
Aesthetic CollectiveDJ G$RL PARTY
Part of Grand Junction’s Market on Main summer series, this open-air dance party features DJ G$RL PARTY delivering uplifting house beats for a lively street dance floor. The festivities take place outside Rooted Valley Hair Company in downtown Grand Junction. Presented by Dandy Lion Event Services.
Grand Junction’s MarketAwen Family Band
Awen Family Band brings its world boogie collective vibe to Civic Center Park as part of Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series. With driving rhythms, danceable energy, and a fresh approach, this performance is poised to be a standout in the lineup. The series is supported by Rhema Music and Clothing.
Fruita Civic CenterStory Time at Dinosaur Journey
Story Time at Dinosaur Journey Museum is a monthly program created for children ages 2 to 9 and their caregivers. Museum staff read dinosaur-themed picture books in the exhibit hall, followed by a short hands-on activity or time to explore. With fossils, dinosaurs, and interactive displays all around, kids can build early literacy while discovering through play in a welcoming space for even the wiggliest listeners. Story time in the auditorium is free. Museum members receive free admission, and non-members will need general admission for any exploration beyond the auditorium.
Dinosaur JourneyMurder on the Grill: A Murder Mystery Paint Party
An interactive murder mystery meets a paint party, inviting sleuths to solve a case while decorating pottery. Participants select a bisque piece on site, purchased separately, then relax with a first drink included and a spread of desserts and snacks as the story unfolds. Throughout the evening, six suspicious characters move from table to table, sharing cryptic clues and alibis with plenty of theatrical flair. Guests paint while they question the suspects, working to pinpoint the culprit before the trail goes cold. A prize awaits the sharpest detectives. The event fee is $25, which covers the mystery experience, the first drink, and snacks. Pottery is chosen and paid for during the event. Tickets are non-refundable, though they may be transferred to another event with at least 48 hours notice. Attendees may participate solo or with friends and can team up with fellow investigators. To avoid scams, do not purchase tickets from strangers on social media.
Angelo's Pottery StudioBike Night at Warehouse 25sixty-five
Bike Night is happening at Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar.
Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + BarFruita Community Potluck
Organized by Fruita United Methodist Church and Fruita for Equality, this community potluck welcomes neighbors from Fruita and the valley. Guests are encouraged to bring a shareable dish along with their own beverage. Tableware, including plates, utensils, and napkins, will be supplied. Food will be available inside Cavalcade, and everyone will gather to eat in Mulberry Plaza. For questions, call or text Jeannine at 970-260-5413.
Mulberry PlazaOpen Story at Cavalcade
Open Story at Cavalcade is a community storytelling gathering where anyone may share a personal tale. Attendees who would rather listen can enjoy local voices and narratives. The focus is on personal stories told aloud in a friendly setting.
CavalcadeGrace Tyler
The event features Lee Brice with Grace Tyler at Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park in Grand Junction.
Amphitheater at Las Colonias ParkAsleep At The Wheel
Asleep At The Wheel appears at The Avalon Theatre in Grand Junction, Colorado.
The Avalon TheatreJulie Bock
Author Julie Bock, known for Buttercup's Big Adventure, will be at Barnes & Noble.
Barnes & NobleElite Camp
Geared to elite volleyball athletes in grades 9 through 12, this event offers a chance to demonstrate skills, get a feel for the campus, and train in a competitive environment for those aiming to compete at the next level.
Brownson ArenaRed Rock Racers TT4 counter clockwise
A structured schedule begins with gate access and a technical inspection, followed by a required meeting for drivers, then cars head out on the track. Spectator admission is free, and the driver fee is $150.
Grand Junction Motor Speedway40 Oz to Freedom
Catch a live tribute to Sublime from 40 Oz to Freedom. This performance celebrates the band’s music on stage.
Mesa TheaterRIFLECRAFT LVL 1 & LVL 2 GRAND JUNCTION JULY 18-19th
At Cameo Shooting and Education Complex, this event brings together Riflecraft Level 1 and Level 2 carbine training focused on tactical and defensive applications. Level 1 builds a solid foundation for safe, effective carbine use in a live fire setting, covering safety protocols, rifle handling and manipulation, confirming zero, core marksmanship, and engaging targets while on the move. Level 2 advances into hard skills and tactics, emphasizing performance with a carbine, smart use of cover and concealment, and both controlled and fast-paced movement during live fire. Instruction is developed and taught by Military and Law Enforcement professionals who are NRA certified and insured. Level 2 is physically demanding.
Cameo Shooting and Education ComplexBubbles Brunch Series at Sauvage Spectrum – Music by DJ Koko Love
At Sauvage Spectrum, the Bubbles Brunch Series is a festive Saturday tradition in Palisade that celebrates Colorado with a sparkling flair. Centered on the state’s agricultural roots and vibrancy, it pairs brunch with music from DJ Koko Love.
Sauvage SpectrumTwo Crows for Comfort
Two Crows for Comfort will perform at Restoration Vineyards in Palisade. Tickets are available for this show.
Restoration VineyardsMike Ippolito Live at Cruise Control Kitchen & Cellar
Mike makes a return appearance at Cruise Control Kitchen & Cellar in Grand Junction, Colorado. The setting is upbeat and comfortable with plenty of room, and there are food, cocktails, and beer to enjoy.
Cruise Control Kitchen and CellarTwilight Table: Salt Air + Starlight
At Mafia Princess Wines, this twilight summer gathering highlights a fireside, farm to table focus with a carefully curated menu that changes each month. Presented in partnership with Marsh Table Culinary Co., the evening unfolds at dusk.
Mafia Princess WinesJeremy McComb
Jeremy McComb brings the Honky-Tonk Circus Tour to Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar, igniting a country music experience that recalls the nights when the genre owned the room. It does not linger in nostalgia, it launches the spirit of 90s country back into the spotlight with roaring energy.
Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + BarJuniper Grove Homes Affordable Homebuyer Information Session
Explore the path to owning an affordable new home at Juniper Grove Homes in Grand Junction. This information session shares key details about the opportunity and how you could move toward purchasing a home there. The session takes place at Mesa County Libraries Central Library.
Mesa County Libraries Central LibraryBrews and Blooms - GJ
Orchard Flower Farm partners with Base Camp Beer Works to present a laid back floral workshop where you will create a seasonal arrangement with locally grown flowers. Friendly instruction covers the process step by step with helpful tips, and no prior experience is needed. This is a single session offering. Tickets include all blooms, guided instruction, and a first house drink. Capacity is limited, and advance purchase is required. It works well for a group of friends, a relaxed date, or simply a reason to get out of the house.
Carboy Summer Craft Fair
Carboy Summer Craft Fair takes place at Carboy Winery in Palisade. Spend a sunny day browsing crafts, with over two dozen to shop from.
Carboy Winery at Mt. Garfield EstateExit 42
For more than thirty years, Exit 42 has brought high-energy shows filled with hard-playing fun. Their mix of country and Southern rock is built for hand claps, foot stomps, and dancing. Early arrivals can unwind on the lawn at Two Rivers Winery, enjoy a picnic and a glass of wine, and take in the Colorado National Monument as a scenic backdrop. All proceeds from this performance benefit The Art Center of Western Colorado.
Two Rivers Winery and ChateauGJ Mavs 14u tryouts
Tryouts are being held for GJ Mavs as the team transitions from 12u to 14u, with a focus on a sisterhood built on strong fundamentals and learning what it means to be an athlete. All positions are welcome. Eligibility for 14u applies to players with birthdays between 9/1/11 and 8/31/13. An interest form is available via QR code.
Columbine ParkSummer Art Camp Ages 4-6: Dr. Seuss Camp
Designed for ages 4 to 6, this Dr. Seuss themed summer art camp welcomes pre-K and kindergarten children for a 90-minute creative session. Caregivers may drop off participants or stay for the class. Young artists will create bubble-based artwork, then screen print designs onto ceramic bowls that can be taken home and used. A snack is provided, and the creative project is part of the session. For booking issues, contact the studio directly. Avoid purchasing tickets from individuals online and stay alert to potential scams. A minimum number of sign ups is required for the camp to run. If that number is not reached, participants will be notified and can choose to move their registration to another camp or receive a refund.
Angelo's Pottery StudioSouth Austin Moonlighters
South Austin Moonlighters bring rootsy Americana and expert musicianship to Civic Center Park as part of Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series, a fitting soundtrack for a summer night beneath the Colorado sky. Rhema Music and Clothing sponsors the Thursday Night Concert Series.
Fruita Civic CenterWTF: Dragon Treasure
Welcome Thursday Friends is a professional networking event for business leaders, entrepreneurs, and community professionals. Attendees connect with local business owners, share ideas, and explore opportunities for collaboration and partnerships.
Summer Block Party
It Wasn’t a Phase Mom’s Summer Block Party brings a free, all-ages outdoor celebration to Cathartic Tattoo in Grand Junction. Attendees may want to bring a lawn chair and their own shade, then enjoy live sets from NVR ENDVR from Grand Junction with metalcore, Denver’s hardcore band Ransom Note, Cedaredge heavy metal from Ashes & Philth, Durango thrash metalcore by Watch This World Burn, Rifle’s metalcore band Neurotica, and Grand Junction emo-core from Handbrake Hero. Vendors will be on site. Triple Play Records is lending a disc golf basket to create a small putting range, and Chismosa Nails GJ will provide free bottled water. Tropical Smoothie and Pizza Hut are in the same parking lot, with other fast food options within walking distance. Expect a classic block party atmosphere with music and community all around.
Cathartic Arts Tattoo2026 HBA Golf Tournament
Registration is open for the HBA of Western Colorado and Boise Cascade’s 2026 HBA Golf Tournament at Adobe Creek Golf Course. The tournament features a shotgun start along with a full day of networking, a silent auction, great food, and plenty of camaraderie. Opportunities are available for sponsors and for teams of four. Space is limited and advance registration is required to secure a spot. Sponsorships will be invoiced directly, and foursome teams can pay by credit card at registration.
Adobe Creek National Golf CourseDrake White
Drake White performs at Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + Bar in Grand Junction, joined by Will Jones for a live music show.
Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + BarThe Winery Comedy Tour at Sauvage Spectrum Winery!
Spend an evening at Sauvage Spectrum Winery enjoying stand-up comedy with drinks in the mix. Laughter takes center stage throughout the show.
Sauvage SpectrumBINGO
Enjoy a lively bingo session at Gold Mine Bingo. Settle in for classic number calling, mark your card as the game unfolds, and be ready for the moment you can call bingo.
Gold Mine BingoInternet Conclusion Course - Palisade, CO
Internet Conclusion Course is a training session at the Cameo Shooting and Education Complex in Palisade, Colorado.
Cameo Shooting and Education Complex, Colorado Parks and WildlifePaint n’ Sip at Fruita Tavern! 7/26 1-330pm
Fruita Tavern hosts a relaxed Paint and Sip class where participants create a painting while enjoying local spirits. The experience welcomes all skill levels, with a local artist providing easy-to-follow guidance and all supplies included. Attend with a partner or friend, order drinks or food, and take time to get settled before the session begins.
Fruita TavernIan Munsick
Ian Munsick performs at Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park. The Wyoming native has drawn more than 1 billion streams from just two albums, including Coyote Cry. Tickets range from $45.50 to $75.50, plus fees.
Amphitheater at Las Colonias ParkFRANK BREGAR ORCHESTRA AT CIVIC CENTER PARK
A timeless big band sound and classic style fill Civic Center Park when the Frank Bregar Orchestra performs as part of Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series. This park concert offers a fun and memorable setting. The series is sponsored by Rhema Music and Clothing.
Fruita Civic Center7/30: Kids Wheel Throwing Clay Class (Ages 9+ Only)
Kids ages 9 and older can explore the pottery wheel in a guided, hands-on class. Instructors cover the essentials of wheel throwing, including centering clay, pulling walls, and shaping forms. To wrap up, each participant selects two favorite pots and chooses glaze colors, and the studio will glaze and fire them. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup three weeks later. This session is intended for young artists who are ready for the coordination and focus the wheel requires, and it is strictly for ages 9 and up. The cost includes a $10 class fee or deposit due at sign-up, plus $26 for clay supplies with tax due on the day of class. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are eligible for a refund.
Fat Cat PotteryGrand Junction Centennial Band at Long Family Memorial Park
The Grand Junction Centennial Band performs at Long Family Memorial Park at the Mt. Garfield Structure. This concert showcases concert band arrangements of classic rock, jazz standards, movie music, and marches.
Long Family Memorial Park“Limitless” featuring BYUI Dance Alliance
Dance Alliance takes the stage at The Avalon Theatre in Grand Junction, Colorado. Enjoy a dance performance in a theater setting.
The Avalon TheatreThe Altacoustics @ Fruita Tavern
Fruita Tavern hosts The Altacoustics for a set of stripped-down covers from the 90s and 2000s. Expect acoustic takes on songs by Foo Fighters, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Counting Crows, The Wallflowers, O.A.R., Oasis, Sister Hazel, Incubus, Vertical Horizon, Pearl Jam, Barenaked Ladies, Chris Stapleton, Radiohead, Staind, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Tonic, The Lumineers, Stone Temple Pilots, The Fray, Daughtry, plus more.
Fruita TavernGrand Valley Dancers Foundation - 1st Annual Car Show
The Grand Valley Dancers Foundation presents its first annual car show at Victory Life Church - Grand Valley. Admission is free, and donations help support the foundation’s mission. Explore an eclectic lineup of cars, trucks, and motorcycles, from beloved classics and lifted rigs to sleek sports cars and custom bikes. Enjoy food trucks, local vendors, and live entertainment in a family friendly setting. Vehicle registration, along with vendor and food truck participation, is available.
Victory Life Church - Grand ValleyPre-Sturgis Party
A pre-Sturgis party featuring live music, a variety of food trucks, giveaways, bike games, tattoos, and vendors. Additional details will be announced soon.
13th Annual GJ Bridal Experience
A beloved bridal showcase comes to DoubleTree by Hilton in Grand Junction, gathering more than 50 local wedding professionals in one convenient spot. Connect with venues, photographers, florists, DJs, caterers and other experts, discover fresh ideas for decor and planning, and head home with useful contacts for your celebration. Look for door prizes and vendor giveaways worth thousands, event-only specials and discounts, and complimentary gift bags for the first 200 attendees. Cocktails contribute to a lively atmosphere that is great to enjoy with a fiancé, friends, or family. A limited VIP hour is available for $15 per person, offering early entry along with a pink goodie bag and a small gift.
DoubleTree by Hilton (Grand Junction, CO)THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN RAMBLERS AT CIVIC CENTER PARK
The Rocky Mountain Ramblers bring their classic bluegrass sound to Fruita Civic Center Park as part of Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series. With strong ties to the local community, the band contributes to this summer tradition. The Thursday Night Concert Series is sponsored by Rhema Music and Clothing.
Fruita Civic Center ParkNew Mexico Novel Book Launch
Grand Junction’s Barnes & Noble will be the site of a Colorado paperback release event. The gathering marks the arrival of a new paperback title in a bookstore setting.
Barnes & Noble (Grand Junction, CO)Self-Protection Training Workshop
Build practical self-protection skills in a focused workshop at Martial Arts Research Systems of Colorado. The training centers on Ground Zero, a starting point for creating leverage and escaping when held down, even by a larger opponent. Participants work through mobility drills that sharpen awareness of range of motion and personal strengths, then apply leverage-based techniques to counter strikes, disrupt weapon access, gain control, get back to their feet, and disengage safely. Open to ages 13 and up. Pricing options include pre-registration at $89, standard registration at $129, and late registration at $199. Instruction is led by Guro Larry St. Clair, a veteran coach with more than 40 years in martial arts, combatives, and fitness. His experience includes Jeet Kune Do, Filipino Martial Arts, Muay Thai, Savate, MMA, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, along with operating large training programs and earning world titles as both competitor and coach. He focuses on performance and fitness, nutrition, self-defense, and edged weapon defense. He leads Martial Way Legacy in Austin, collaborates with the Martial Arts Research Systems team, directs education for Core Concept Coaching while producing online courses, and serves as a long-time instructor with the A Girl and A Gun National Shooting Organization.
Martial Arts Research Systems of ColoradoDED w/ Dropout Kings • Mesa Theater
The Anti-Everything Tour brings Ded to Mesa Theater with special guests Dropout Kings and VRSTY. This live concert features all three acts on one bill.
Mesa TheaterThe WESTGROVE Experience at Fruita Farmer's Market
The Westgrove Experience, featuring Tom Musgrove and Diane West, brings live music to the Fruita Farmer's Market. Shop the market with their performance as a musical backdrop.
Fruita Farmers MarketTHE 4th ANNUAL - THE GATHERING
Presented by Spiritual Conversations With Don and Hotchkiss Paranormal Investigators, this fourth annual Gathering brings a warm focus on metaphysical exploration, healing, spirit, and the paranormal to the Grand Junction Convention Center. Attendees can explore readings and energy work with a variety of practitioners, including psychic mediums, card and pendulum readers, healers, and Reiki masters. A singing bowl practitioner will play throughout the day to offer sound bowl healing. There will also be a marketplace of vendors with unique items, along with several paranormal groups available to share merchandise and answer questions about investigations and more. Admission is $5 per person for the entire day, and children under 12 are admitted free. Payment is made at the door. The event is set in the Colorado 2 room, expanding capacity to 40 tables.
Grand Junction Convention CenterSUMMER DAY'S #5
Lincoln Park in Grand Junction becomes a full day festival celebrating hope, music, food, culture, and community. Marking a fifth year milestone, this edition is the biggest to date and continues a tradition that brings families, friends, newcomers, and familiar faces together for connection. The lineup features Lost Junction Band, R3LIXX, Taylor Woods, Wowzers, Lyrik Devian, Baltic & Birch, Misti Dawn, and Mello Cello, with additional performers to be announced as it builds toward its largest stage yet. More than a concert, it is a statement and a celebration of growth, recovery, and the people who make it possible. Vendor and food truck opportunities, along with sponsorships, are available through the organizers.
Lincoln Park, Grand Junction, ColoradoThe Surgical Sculptor: What to Expect After the Weight is Gone
This candid conversation explores life after significant weight loss, bringing bariatric patients and community members together with board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Stacy Henderson, MD. Expect clear explanations of the science behind skin removal, an overview of surgical options, and practical insight into the recovery process. Questions are welcome in a relaxed setting, with straightforward answers and a respectful, judgment-free tone.
The Altacoutics @ Peachfork Orchards & Vineyards
The Altacoustics bring an unplugged, acoustic set to Peachfork Orchards & Vineyards, highlighting cover songs from the 1990s and 2000s. Expect favorites from Foo Fighters, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Counting Crows, The Wallflowers, O.A.R., Oasis, Sister Hazel, Incubus, Vertical Horizon, Pearl Jam, Barenaked Ladies, Chris Stapleton, Radiohead, Staind, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Tonic, The Lumineers, Stone Temple Pilots, The Fray, Daughtry, and more.
Peachfork Orchards & VineyardTHE KELLI BAKER BAND FEAT. NOA SOCHA AT CIVIC CENTER PARK
The Kelli Baker Band featuring Noa Socha caps off Fruita’s Thursday Night Concert Series with a dynamic blues showcase. Expect commanding vocals and top-tier musicianship that bring the summer to a strong close. The Thursday Night Concert Series is sponsored by Rhema Music and Clothing.
Fruita Civic CenterCaddy Shack Classic Golf Tournament
Set at Adobe Creek National Golf Course, the Fruita Foundation Caddy Shack Classic combines spirited play with community purpose. The tournament supports local scholarships, workforce development programs, and initiatives that help keep Fruita thriving. Participants can enjoy on-course games and contests, chances to connect with local businesses and community leaders, and a relaxed, high-energy atmosphere suited to both seasoned golfers and those simply there for fun. Foursomes are limited.
Adobe Creek National Golf CourseRed Rock Racers TT5
The schedule begins with gates opening and tech inspection, includes a mandatory drivers meeting, and then cars take to the track. Spectator entry is free, and it is $150 per driver. Registration and official rules are available on the event website.
Grand Junction Motor SpeedwayJust Peachy 5K & 10K 🍑
In Palisade, Colorado, a family-friendly run gets the Peach Days Parade festivities underway. Participants can choose a 5K or 10K, and there are free races for kids. Proceeds support Palisade Police and Fire. Early registration helps avoid a price increase.
Palisade, ColoradoTeerlinck West at Fruita Farmer's Market
A performance of original songs by Paul Teerlinck, featuring added vocal harmonies and keyboard accompaniment.
Fruita Farmers MarketBackpack Bonanza
The event centers on giving back through a backpack drive supporting children in need ahead of the new school year. Indoor vendors are featured, and outside offers a bump 'n jump attraction along with kids games for families to enjoy throughout the day.
Finding Stillness: A Breathing Meditation and Sound Journey
Led by Natalie Courtney of Soul Vibes, this restorative session blends guided breathwork with an immersive sound bath to settle the body and center the mind. Participants begin with conscious breathing to release tension, then relax into layers of soothing tones and gentle vibrations that promote deep rest, quiet reflection, and a sense of renewal. No prior meditation experience is required, and the setting is welcoming and community focused. Please bring items that help you get comfortable, such as a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or cushion, and wear comfortable clothing. Suggested admission is $20, with cash, check, or credit cards accepted at the door.
August Rigs & Roast at The Fruita Silo
A monthly Rigs & Coffee gathering brings the off-road community together for conversations about everything 4x4. Both seasoned drivers and newcomers take part in a relaxed meetup that fosters connection, tip sharing, and the chance to display unique rigs. Attendees enjoy coffee, browse standout vehicles, and chat about upcoming trips, modifications, and other off-road interests. Food trucks are still to be determined, with more details to follow.
August Monthly Chapter Ride
A group ride heads to Rifle, continues up to Rifle Gap, and may include a stop at Rifle Falls for those interested. The plan includes lunch in New Castle, with the exact location to be determined. The return route follows I-70.
Feeding Giants - Music in the Grapevines
Feeding Giants delivers a lively mix of country, rock, folk, and Americana. The concert takes place on the lawn at Two Rivers Winery, with the Colorado National Monument providing a dramatic backdrop, and a picnic and a glass of wine make for a relaxed evening. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the gate. All proceeds benefit the programs of the Art Center of Western Colorado.
Two Rivers Winery and ChateauBilly Failing
Colorado musician Billy Failing, a banjo and guitar player who also sings and writes, is the focus here with a blend of roots and reinvention. Recognized for his longtime banjo work alongside Grammy-winning guitarist Billy Strings and for leading his own project, he honors bluegrass and acoustic traditions while pushing into new territory. Distinctive vocals, skilled banjo playing, and original songs come together to create a contemporary take on classic sounds.
Mesa Theater2026 Palisade Peach Festival
Celebrate Palisade’s iconic peach harvest at a time-honored festival that highlights the town’s agricultural roots and ranks among Colorado’s longest running traditions. The festivities include live music, delicious food, friendly competitions, and activities for all ages. Enjoy just-picked Palisade peaches, sample peach inspired dishes from local vendors, and take part in crowd favorites like the peach eating contest. Chef demonstrations and artisan vendors add to the experience, with plenty of fruit sourced straight from nearby orchards. Whether returning or visiting for the first time, attendees can look forward to a lively, flavorful gathering centered on the sweetest tastes of summer.
Riverbend ParkThe Mad Peach Market 🍑🎩✨
Rooted in the imaginative spirit of Alice in Wonderland and the peak of Colorado peach season, this market brings locals and visitors together during Palisade Peach Festival week for a playful celebration of creativity, community, and Colorado peaches. It features more than 25 curated local businesses, fresh peaches and produce, live music by Chuck Jay, and bites from the Hawaiian Street Food truck. Guests can take part in a Mad Hatter contest with prizes, capture moments at the Mad Peach photo booth, and explore interactive, immersive experiences throughout the market. Admission is free, the environment is family friendly, and costumes are encouraged. The gathering is hosted by The Ordinary Fellow Winery in collaboration with Wild Rising, a Collective of Dreamers created by Lynnea of DarcMoon and Lily of Lily Cain Studio that celebrates small businesses and collaborators who create with intention and give back to their community.
The Ordinary FellowCMU Athletics - Casino Night, Presented by Shaw Construction
Casino Night returns to Brownson Arena for an evening of classic games, dinner, and good company. Try your luck at Texas Hold 'Em, Blackjack, Craps, and Roulette while enjoying dinner prepared by Cowboy and the Rose. Drinks are included with admission. Tickets are $85 and include dinner, drinks, and $200 in gaming chips, and reserved parking passes are available for $25 through online purchase only. The festivities begin with a social hour, move into dinner and open gaming, and finish with prize giveaways and the close of the silent auction. All proceeds support CMU Athletics.
Brownson Arena @ Maverick CenterAbility Open Golf Tournament- Colorado Discover Ability
The annual Ability Open Golf Tournament at Adobe Creek Golf Course brings the community together for a day on the course in support of adaptive outdoor recreation for individuals with disabilities in Western Colorado. Participants and supporters have several ways to get involved, including entering a team, becoming a sponsor, or making a donation to the event. Last year the tournament raised $14,500 for these programs, and the goal is to build on that success.
Adobe Creek National Golf CourseRangely Ride
A group ride heads to Gio's Family Dining, traveling via Highway 139 and Douglas Pass. The group meets at TMGJHD, and RC David Kerker leads the ride. As a HOG sponsored ride, HOG rules will be in effect.
Real Estate Meetup - Investors • Property Owners • Curious Learners Welcome
A meetup bringing together real estate investors, property managers, and anyone interested in learning more about the field. Connect with peers and share knowledge.
WTF: Fiesta Guadalajara
Welcome Thursday Friends is a networking meetup for business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals across the community. Connect with local business owners, share ideas, and discover opportunities to collaborate. The focus is on meaningful conversations and potential partnerships.
Music at Carboy Winery
This event features live music.
Carboy Winery at Mt. Garfield Estate Vineyard & Tasting Room2nd Annual Fashion Show - This Is Me
At the Asteria Theatre at CMU, the second annual This is Me fashion show shines a spotlight on people of all ages with different abilities as they walk the runway. The evening celebrates individuality and style in a warm atmosphere of joy and love.
CMU StagesLive in the Grapevines: The Lost Junction Band
Grande River Vineyards presents a benefit concert for the Center for Children featuring The Lost Junction Band, a group that describes its music as dynamic country rock. Two food trucks will be on site for dining, and the bar will serve wine, beer, cider, non-alcoholic beverages, and other concessions. Tickets are $25 per person in advance and $30 at the door. This is an all-ages show with no discounted pricing for children. Outside food or drink is not permitted, and pets are not allowed. Attendees should bring a valid ID, which will be checked at the gate and again at the bar, and must be 21 to purchase alcohol.
Grande River VineyardsFruita Farmers Market
A returning performer will be playing at the Fruita Farmers Market this season, creating a friendly atmosphere for a lovely morning with friends and family.
Fruita Civic CenterWomen's hiking, SUP and yoga retreat
Set in Western Colorado’s wine country, this women’s retreat blends outdoor adventure with comfortable lodging at Wine Country Inn in Palisade. The Victorian-style property sits amid 21 acres of working vineyards that produce private label wine, with vineyard views and convenient access by bike or car to more than twenty wineries as well as nearby orchards and farms. Over a long weekend, participants explore the region’s desert terrain on foot across multiple local trails, with routes available for a range of experience levels. The water component features a focused stand up paddleboarding clinic followed by a relaxed outing on a gentle stretch of the Colorado River, capped with an optional dip that serves as guided cold water therapy. Yoga is woven throughout, including an all-levels SUP yoga session led by a knowledgeable local instructor and a peaceful sunrise mat class designed to restore energy and build confidence. When it is time to slow down, the schedule includes a casual bike tour around Palisade with stops for tastings at wineries and distilleries, along with opportunities to pick up fresh produce, honey, and other locally made goods. Downtime can be spent at the inn’s outdoor pool and hot tub, arranging a therapeutic massage or other spa services, browsing farm stands in town, reading by the pool, or enjoying a local brew, cider, or glass of wine from the bar. The package includes three nights of lodging, meals with just one lunch on your own, all scheduled activities with rentals and equipment, transportation to and from each adventure, and a digital photo album to remember the experience. Airfare, airport transfers, snacks, alcoholic beverages, spa treatments, gratuities for guides, travel or cancellation insurance, and anything not specifically listed as included are not part of the package. River SUP requires specialized gear that includes a class III personal flotation device, a quick release leash, and flex fins. Participants bringing a personal board receive a discount, although river-specific equipment must still be rented. Pricing is $2,050 for a private room or $1,750 for a shared room. L2S members receive an additional $50 off the total, and a $50 credit applies for those who bring their own SUP. A monthly payment option is available. A nonrefundable $600 deposit secures a spot, with the remaining balance invoiced before the retreat.
Wine Country InnSummer Sunset Music Series || Palisade CO
Experience two full sets of original music at COLTERRIS Colorado Grand Valley Wine as part of the Summer Sunset Music Series in Palisade, Colorado.
COLTERRIS Colorado Grand Valley WineThe WESTGROVE Experience at Fruita Farmer's Market
Enjoy live music from The Westgrove Experience, featuring Tom Musgrove and Diane West, as you browse the Fruita Farmers Market. Their performance provides a pleasant musical backdrop while you shop.
Fruita Farmers MarketStill House String Band
Fresh from winning the 2024 Telluride Bluegrass Band Contest, Still House String Band delivers a lively set that gets voices raised and feet moving, with covers made for dancing. The show unfolds on the lawn at Two Rivers Winery, with the Colorado National Monument as a backdrop, creating an easygoing spot for a picnic and a glass of wine before the music. All proceeds support The Art Center of Western Colorado.
Two Rivers Winery and ChateauIMRG South Region Roundup. All Bikes Welcome
An inaugural South Region IMRG roundup hosted by the Grand Junction IMRG brings together chapters from eight states for miles together and camaraderie in Grand Junction, Colorado. Over several days, riders will converge on the high desert and mountain landscapes of Western Colorado, with an emphasis on the area’s distinctive high-altitude routes. This simple ride-in gathering celebrates the spirit of the IMRG South Region and marks a milestone for the community.
Grand JunctionWarehouse 2565
A solo acoustic show will be presented at Warehouse 2565 in Grand Junction, CO. The performance features a single performer in an acoustic format.
Warehouse25sixty-five Kitchen + BarRed Rock Racers TT6 counter clockwise
Red Rock Racers TT6 counter clockwise brings track driving to Grand Junction Motor Speedway. The schedule begins with gates opening, followed by tech inspection and a mandatory drivers meeting before cars head out on track. Spectator admission is free. Driver entry is $150. Registration and official rules are available on the Red Rock Racers website.
Grand Junction Motor SpeedwaySpoke & Vine Summer Music Series- Surprise Performance
The Spoke & Vine Summer Music Series features a surprise set from a mystery duo. One of the performers is traveling more than 4,000 miles to appear, adding to the anticipation. Arriving early is recommended to secure seating and pick up food from The Little Pink Truck. Guesses about the secret act are welcome.
2026 Tour de Vineyards
Pedal into the start of fall on a scenic ride through Colorado Wine Country that showcases the Grand Valley and the beauty of the Western Slope. Choose a relaxed 23 mile route along the Palisade Fruit & Wine Byway or take on a 58 mile course that includes a loop up and over Reeder Mesa. Now in its 32nd year, this tour highlights wineries, vineyards, orchards, and sweeping mesa views. After finishing, enjoy a satisfying meal at the finish line in downtown Palisade, then continue the day at Colorado Mountain Winefest at Riverbend Park, which requires a separate ticket.
Downtown Palisade