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Tuesday May 1
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Body Ecology Diet Classes
There is a ongoing class exploring the Body Ecology Diet Tuesday evenings @ 6:30 @ The Trading Post in Paonia.This fun, interactive class is open to all and is preceded each week by a healthy pot luck dinner, followed by a talk, discussion, and Q@A period. Topics will include:
~Benefits of the diet in reclaiming health, vitality, and rebuilding immunity
~Making cultured vegetables, and coconut and vegetable kefir
~Colon health, cleansing and care
For more information please call 628-5434N/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96309:00 am – 4:00 pmCMU BFA Studio Art Candidates Show, Grand Junction
Art Gallery at the University Center
2012 BFA Studio Art Candidates Show
April 16 – May 4, 2012
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm,
University Center, Colorado Mesa University
Opening Reception: 6:00 – 8:00 pm, Friday, April 20
FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLICThe Colorado Mesa University Center Art Gallery presents the second of two exhibits showcasing the work of the 2012 graduating senior Studio Art majors. The BFA candidates return to the CMU Art Gallery this year after several years of showing at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts. This exhibit will showcase a developed body of work from each of the following artists: Jordan Adams, Rainbow Byson, Amie Hayes, Forrest LaChapelle, and Elizabeth Paroni. Artworks on display will include ceramics, paintings, prints, and sculpture.
9:30 am – 12:00 pmDo it Yourself Chapter 7 (Personal) Bankruptcy Clinic
There will be a Do it Yourself Chapter 7 (Personal) Bankruptcy Clinic, Tuesday, May 1st, from 9:30 am to Noon at the Enterprise Center, Sneffels conference room, 300 North Cascade Avenue, Montrose. Meant for low and moderate income individuals and families. All interested parties must register via an application process, by calling 249-7202. This event is sponsored by the Colorado Legal Services and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid.
12:00 pm – 10:00 pmOccupy Mayday, Grand Junction
Mayday,Tuesday May 1st, there will be a large regional Mayday celebration in Lincoln Park, Grand Junction, from noon til 10p.m. There will be music,drumming, dancing,yoga,booths, and of course the raising of a Maypole for the first time in decades. This is a free event. Please check out the FACEBOOK page, "Occupy Mayday" for more info, or call Eric at (970)245-3720
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
7:00 pm – 8:15 pmMission: Wolf to Visit Ouray County
If you’ve ever longed to see a wolf in Colorado, you’ll have that opportunity in
Ridgway on Tuesday, April 17th at 7:30 pm in the Ridgway Elementary School
gymnasium. Though your experience will not be in the wilderness, you’ll be up close and
personal with the wild cousin of man’s best friend. Ouray County students will enjoy
presentations during the day, and the Tuesday evening event is open to the public. Please
plan to arrive on time as late-comers will not be admitted due to the disturbance to the
wolves.Mission: Wolf connects people with nature using hands-on experiential education.
Mission: Wolf has two major components. The first is a sanctuary for wolves and a
nature center for people. The other is its national traveling education program called
the Ambassador Wolf Tour. Issues to be addressed in this year’s Wolf Tour include an
introduction to the world of wolves and hybrids; wild wolf issues; captive wolf status,
wolf hybrid ownership experiences; wolf communications and behavioral comparison to
dogs and the current status of wild wolves in North America.Mission: Wolf is a peaceful sanctuary for captive wolves and wolf-dog crosses in the
remote foothills of southern Colorado. All of the animals living at Mission: Wolf share a
common trait – they were all born in a cage. Founder and current director, Kent Weber,
writes on the website (http://www.missionwolf.com) “We figure that if you have a wolf
in a cage, it’s good for one thing: to teach people not to put wolves in cages. Right now
in the US, there are about a quarter of a million wolves in captivity and fewer than 10,000
wolves in the wild. Most of the captive wolves born each year do not survive to see their
first birthday, having been destroyed or neglected.”Mission: Wolf works to inspire individual to become stewards of the earth. While
providing a home for rescued wolves and horses, they create opportunities for growth
through community service and personal interaction with animals. They value education,
stability, and improving relationships between people, animals and the world around
them.Please join us Tuesday, April 17th at 7:30 pm for this unique experience. We appreciate
the financial contribution of the Mount Sneffels Education Fund toward this event.
Donations will be gratefully accepted at the door. -
Wednesday May 2
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96309:00 am – 2:00 pmFree Health Clinic at Hothkiss Elementary
Free Health clinic for uninsured or underinsured children ages birth to 18. Free immunizations, well-child checks and visits for chronic conditions. Medicaid and CHP+ application assistance also available.
9:00 am – 2:00 pmCinicas gratis
Clínica gratis para niños que no tienen seguro medico La escuela en Hotchkiss K-8. Ayudamos llenar aplicaciones para CHP+ y Medicaid Llame a Sarah al 874-9517
9:00 am – 4:00 pmCMU BFA Studio Art Candidates Show, Grand Junction
Art Gallery at the University Center
2012 BFA Studio Art Candidates Show
April 16 – May 4, 2012
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm,
University Center, Colorado Mesa University
Opening Reception: 6:00 – 8:00 pm, Friday, April 20
FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLICThe Colorado Mesa University Center Art Gallery presents the second of two exhibits showcasing the work of the 2012 graduating senior Studio Art majors. The BFA candidates return to the CMU Art Gallery this year after several years of showing at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts. This exhibit will showcase a developed body of work from each of the following artists: Jordan Adams, Rainbow Byson, Amie Hayes, Forrest LaChapelle, and Elizabeth Paroni. Artworks on display will include ceramics, paintings, prints, and sculpture.
1:00 pm – 3:00 pmAfternoon Clay, Hotchkiss
Wednesday Afternoon Clay with David Strong
Wednesdays 1pm-3pm.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissBasic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel $15/class plus $25 per 25# of clay.
Info:872-4848
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter School Clay, Hotchkiss
After School Clay – with David Strong
Creamery Arts Center, Hotchkiss5th-12th grades Wednesdays 3:30p-5:30p.
Basic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel. $9 per class or $85 for a 10 card punch includes limited clay. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.Info:872-4848
5:30 pmDanny Shafer, Paonia
Live Music at Revolution Brewing in Paonia
May 2 -- Danny Shafer, songwriter out of Boulder, noted by the Aspen Times as "a born troubadour"
May 3 -- Open mic night and 4-year anniversary party, hosted by JoeAlan. Sign up starts at 4:30
May 9 -- Hotchkiss's Jon Hickam bringing you antique hillbilly swing
May 16 -- Ragged - greasy rock and roll
May 23 -- TBA
May 30 -- Sticky Mulligan and David Alderdice gettin funky!
June 6 -- Tony Rosario blurs the lines between blues, rock, soul & country
General info applicable to all events:
Music starts at 5:30 p.m. in Revolution Brewing's tasting room (unless otherwise noted,) located at 325 Grand Avenue in Paonia, CO. Open mic night, hosted by JoeAlan, is the first Thursday of every month (also unless otherwise noted.)More information can be found at:
http://www.revolution-brewing.com
http://www.facebook.com/revbrew/
970-260-48696:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pm – 8:00 pmEvening Clay, Hotchkiss
Wednesday Evening Clay with David Strong
Wednesdays 6pm-8pm.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissBasic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel. $15/class plus $25 per 25# of clay.
Info:872-4848
6:00 pm – 8:00 pmAnnie Griffin & Paul Frazier, Montrose
Annie Griffin & Paul Frazier perform at the Camp Robber in Montrose Wednesday, May 2nd from 6-8pm. Enjoy their variety of contemporary country and pop songs with tight vocal harmonies.
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
6:30 pmOpen Mic, Palisade
Palisade Brewery hosts an open mic every Wednesday 6:30 pm.
7:30 pm – 10:00 pmCeltic Music Session, Grand Junction
Naggy McGee's Pub in Grand Junction hosts Celtic music sessions the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of each month, from 7:30-10 pm. Come listen or bring your instrument.
9:00 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Open Mic Night
Every Wednesday @ Naggy McGee's in Grand Junction
9pm 21+ no cover(The open mic follows the Irish Sessions on 1st & 3rd Wednesdays.)
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Thursday May 3
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96309:00 am – 4:00 pmCMU BFA Studio Art Candidates Show, Grand Junction
Art Gallery at the University Center
2012 BFA Studio Art Candidates Show
April 16 – May 4, 2012
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm,
University Center, Colorado Mesa University
Opening Reception: 6:00 – 8:00 pm, Friday, April 20
FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLICThe Colorado Mesa University Center Art Gallery presents the second of two exhibits showcasing the work of the 2012 graduating senior Studio Art majors. The BFA candidates return to the CMU Art Gallery this year after several years of showing at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts. This exhibit will showcase a developed body of work from each of the following artists: Jordan Adams, Rainbow Byson, Amie Hayes, Forrest LaChapelle, and Elizabeth Paroni. Artworks on display will include ceramics, paintings, prints, and sculpture.
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
5:30 pmOpen Mic, Paonia
Revolution Brewing, Paonia
Open mic night hosted by JoeAlan. Sign up starts at 4:30p. Let us hear you!Happens the 1st Thursday every month
More information can be found at:
http://www.revolution-brewing.com
http://www.facebook.com/revbrew/
970-260-48695:30 pmRevolution Brewing Anniversary Party, Paonia
Live Music at Revolution Brewing in Paonia
May 3 -- Open mic night and 4-year anniversary party, hosted by JoeAlan. Sign up starts at 4:30
May 9 -- Hotchkiss's Jon Hickam bringing you antique hillbilly swing
May 16 -- Ragged - greasy rock and roll
May 23 -- TBA
May 30 -- Sticky Mulligan and David Alderdice gettin funky!
June 6 -- Tony Rosario blurs the lines between blues, rock, soul & country
General info applicable to all events:
Music starts at 5:30 p.m. in Revolution Brewing's tasting room (unless otherwise noted,) located at 325 Grand Avenue in Paonia, CO. Open mic night, hosted by JoeAlan, is the first Thursday of every month (also unless otherwise noted.)More information can be found at:
http://www.revolution-brewing.com
http://www.facebook.com/revbrew/
970-260-48696:00 pm – 8:00 pmBag It Movie, Montrose
Montrose PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMUNITY ROOM~MULTIPLE FILM FESTIVAL AWARD WINNTER!! AMERICANS use 60,000 plastic bags every five minutes—single-use disposable bags that we mindlessly throw away. But where is “away?” Where do the bags and other plastics end up, and at what cost to our environment, marine life and human health? Bag It follows “everyman” Jeb Berrier as he navigates our plastic world. Jeb decides to take a closer look at our cultural love affair with plastics. Jeb’s journey in this
documentary film starts with simple questions: Are plastic bags really necessary? Jeb looks beyond plastic bags and discovers that virtually everything in modern society—from baby bottles, to sports
equipment, to personal care products—is made with plastic or contains potentially harmful chemical additives used in the plastic-making process. When Jeb’s journey takes a personal twist, we see how our crazy-for-plastic world has finally caught up with us and what we can do about it. Today. Right now.6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
9:30 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Rockslide Brew Pub in Grand Junction hosts an open mic every Thursday, signup at 9:30, music starts at 10 pm. All genres welcome.
For more info: 858-7675, 245-2111 -
Friday May 4
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96309:00 am – 4:00 pmCMU BFA Studio Art Candidates Show, Grand Junction
Art Gallery at the University Center
2012 BFA Studio Art Candidates Show
April 16 – May 4, 2012
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm,
University Center, Colorado Mesa University
Opening Reception: 6:00 – 8:00 pm, Friday, April 20
FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLICThe Colorado Mesa University Center Art Gallery presents the second of two exhibits showcasing the work of the 2012 graduating senior Studio Art majors. The BFA candidates return to the CMU Art Gallery this year after several years of showing at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts. This exhibit will showcase a developed body of work from each of the following artists: Jordan Adams, Rainbow Byson, Amie Hayes, Forrest LaChapelle, and Elizabeth Paroni. Artworks on display will include ceramics, paintings, prints, and sculpture.
10:00 am – 3:00 pmBeginning Watercolor Class, Ouray
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 2012 from 10 am until 3 pm
BEGINNING WATERCOLOR --- WATERCOLOR IN A DAY!
with Meredith Nemirov
Location: Weehawken Ouray
Fee: $51 Member / $55 Non-Member. + a $10 supply fee
Ages: 16 - Adult
Description: The inviting art of watercolor can become your new passion by mastering just a few techniques. Watercolor is a unique medium suitable for all temperaments. This is a great class for anyone who has never painted in watercolor or for someone looking to brush up on techniques, color theory and learn some new ways to work with the paint. REGISTER AT THIS LINK NOW!Weehawken Creative Arts
3:30 pmAnimation Festival 2012, Grand Junction
Animation Festival 2012
Friday, May 4, 2012 at 3:30PM
University Center Ballroom, Colorado Mesa UniversityThe Colorado Mesa University Art Department’s Animation Program is hosting the annual Animation Festival showcasing the work of Graphic Design | Animation students. Animation styles will include Stop Motion, Adobe Flash, and Autodesk Maya created during the 2011-2012 academic year. The completed work of senior animation majors will be highlighted along with examples of the animation process displayed in the form of storyboards, character boards, characters, portfolios, props and sets. As a special treat, popcorn and soda will be served.
Professor of Art Carolyn Quinn-Hensley organized the festival to begin at 3:30PM on Friday, May 4, 2012 in the University Center Ballroom on the Colorado Mesa University Campus. Professor Quinn-Hensley said of the work to be displayed: “our animation program continues to grow at CMU and this year the students will be sharing a myriad of highly individual and entertaining animations.”
The University Center is located on the corner of 12th and Elm at Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, Colorado. Admission is free. For more information, call the Art Department at (970) 248-1833.
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmGallery Reception, Montrose
Friday, May 4th 5:00-8:30PM
Gallery Reception and Wine Tasting
Celebrating Local History!
Special Display of Local Rock Art and a Guest Speaker!The Canyon Gallery
300 East Main Street
Montrose CO 814015:00 pm – 7:00 pmPaonia Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours Block Party
Paonia Chamber of Commerce is hosting a Business After Hours Block Party on Friday May 4th from 5 to 7 pm on the 100 block of Grand Ave. Join us as we celebrate the season opening of the Glennie Coombe Gallery and Ollie’s Ice Cream, the Paonia Chamber of Commerce’s new office, The Living Farm Café and Inn, Heart of the Dragon, and Colorado Horticulture Supply. Visit all the businesses and become eligible for door prizes from the participating businesses.
5:30 pm – 8:00 pmFirst Friday Stroll, Montrose
First Friday Stroll, Montrose
Local downtown participating merchants will be staying open 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the first Friday of the month.
A+Y Design Gallery will have free wine tasting, light snacks, live music and a mug-making demo by featured artist of the month, Melody Searle. In addition, Around the Corner Gallery and Canyon Gallery will have artist receptions as well. Downtown restaurants will offer dinner specials. The evening will end at The Pickled Painter with 2-for-1 drink specials and a painting party!
A passport stamped from 5 participating businesses will qualify for entry into a drawing of a gift basket.
The general public is invited. Call 970-812-9504 or 970-240-7914 for more information.5:30 pm – 8:00 pmOpening Reception, Montrose
May 4th - First Friday Reception, 5:30 to 8 pm, It's Around the Corner Art Gallery's 4th anniversary. Our amazing artists will be joined by some Montrose County School District's art students. Their artwork is just outstanding! We will be awarding scholarships to these deserving students. The show will hang from May 4th to the 18th.
Around the Corner Gallery, Montrose
5:30 pm – 8:00 pmMontrose Downtown First Friday Stroll
For Immediate Release:
The Pickled Painter LLC
970-812-9504
paint@pickledpainterllc.com
pickledpainter.comFirst Friday
Come Enjoy A Stroll Downtown MontroseMontrose, Co- May 4, 2012— Local downtown participating merchants will be staying open 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the first Friday of the month.
A+Y Design Gallery will have free wine tasting, light snacks, live music and a mug making demo by featured artist of the month Melody Searle. In Addition, Around the Corner Gallery and Canyon Gallery will have artist reception as well. Downtown restaurants will offer dinner specials. The evening will end at The Pickled Painter with 2 for 1 drink specials and a painting party!
A passport stamped from 5 participating businesses will qualify for entry into a drawing of a gift basket.
The general public is invited. Call 970-812-9504 or 970-240-7914 for more information.For Immediate Release:
The Pickled Painter LLC
970-812-9504
paint@pickledpainterllc.com
pickledpainter.comFirst Friday
Come Enjoy A Stroll Downtown MontroseMontrose, Co- May 4, 2012— Local downtown participating merchants will be staying open 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the first Friday of the month.
A+Y Design Gallery will have free wine tasting, light snacks, live music and a mug making demo by featured artist of the month Melody Searle. In Addition, Around the Corner Gallery and Canyon Gallery will have artist reception as well. Downtown restaurants will offer dinner specials. The evening will end at The Pickled Painter with 2 for 1 drink specials and a painting party!
A passport stamped from 5 participating businesses will qualify for entry into a drawing of a gift basket.
The general public is invited. Call 970-812-9504 or 970-240-7914 for more information.Montrose, Co- May 4, 2012— Local downtown participating merchants will be staying open 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the first Friday of the month.
A+Y Design Gallery will have free wine tasting, light snacks, live music and a mug making demo by featured artist of the month Melody Searle. In Addition, Around the Corner Gallery and Canyon Gallery will have artist reception as well. Downtown restaurants will offer dinner specials. The evening will end at The Pickled Painter with 2 for 1 drink specials and a painting party!
A passport stamped from 5 participating businesses will qualify for entry into a drawing of a gift basket.
The general public is invited. Call 970-812-9504 or 970-240-7914 for more information.6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pm – 8:00 pmIntro to Pottery for Adults, Ridgway
Adults are sure to enjoy "Intro to Pottery for Adults" on consecutive Fridays, May 4th and May 11th at the All Fired Up! Clay Center in Ridgway. This workshop is offered with instructor, Deidra Krois of Ridgway from 6 pm until 8 pm each week. This class is an introduction to the medium of clay. Deidra will cover the history of functional and decorative pottery, the language and tools of ceramic arts, basic hand building techniques, texturing, low fire glazing, and an introduction to the potter's wheel. Each student will finish the class with at least one glazed slab form, pinch pot, coil pot and perhaps one form thrown on the wheel. The price for this two-night workshop is $75 for Weehawken Members and $78 for Non-Members. Pre-registration is required through Weehawken Creative Arts.
Click here to register now.6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
6:30 pmZachariah Walker Benefit, Grand Junction
May the Fourth Be With You!
Zachariah Walker was recently diagnosed with Leukemia and has just completed the first round of chemo. We want to help him cover his medical expenses. KAFM Radio Room has donated the space. Entertainment from Flat Top Reed, Straygrass, Warrior One, Rankin Rob, and Professor Skywalker! Live and silent auctions abound!KAFM Radio Room, Grand Junction
Friday, May 4th, 6:30 pm7:00 pmBeatles Revue, Paonia
The Paonia Players present "Twist and Shout! A Multi-Media Beatles Song & Dance Revue/Extravaganza!," directed by Merrily Talbott, May 4th, 5th and 6th at the Paradise Theatre in Paonia. Led by our Magical Mystery guest host (can you guess who it could be?), the cast of 75+ talented kids and adults will sing and dance their hearts out to some of the best songs ever written. Featuring the Sunshine Singers, Paonia Pop Stars, North Fork Rock Stars, Superstars!, Merry Mob Dancers, the Eleanor Rigby String Quartet, Russ Chapman, Jeff Reynolds, Frederick Zimmer, Greg Peterson, Linda Talbott, Amy Deluca, Carolyn Yates, Christi Gubser, Rose Walker, Carolyn Yates, Amber Kleinman, April Flowers, Dan Serdutz and Robert Wright.
Friday and Saturday night shows start at (7:00); Sunday's matinee begins at (2:00). Advance tickets are $6 for kids under 12 and $10 for adults and are available at Paonia Farm & Home, KVNF and the Paradise Theatre. Tickets purchased the day of the show will be $10 and $15. Come on out and support "theatre for the whole community."
For more information, please contact Merrily Talbott at 970-361-1540.
7:30 pmCMU Wind Symphony, Grand Junction
Wind Symphony
Moss Performing Arts Center Robinson Theatre
Friday, May 4th at 7:30 pm
ADMISSION: $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 students
INFO: Box Office at 970-248-1604The Wind Symphony of CMU will end the year on a lighter note by performing fun and uplifting music. The concert will be presented on Friday, May 4th at 7:30 pm in the Moss Performing Arts Center Robinson Theatre.
The featured piece on the concert is a new composition by Justin Freer entitled "Rio's Convergence", depicting, in sound, the Rio Grand river from its life in the north, to the smashing gorges of Colorado, to the sublime panoramas of Texas, converging with many rivers along the way.
The featured soloist for the evening is Kristyn Pults, a senior music education major from Fruita Monument High School. She is performing Bernhard Heiden's "Diversion" for Alto Saxophone and Band. Also in the concert is Dana Wilson's "Shortcut Home", David Holsinger's "On a Hymnsong of Philip Bliss" and Pierre Leemans "March of the Begian Paratroopers."
The CMU Wind Symphony will conclude the concert doing something it has never done before—by performing movie music! The selected piece is a symphonic suite from “Robin Hood Prince of Thieves.”
Tickets for the Wind Symphony concert are available at the CMU Box Office by calling 248-1604.
8:00 pmJoeAlan, Paonia
Live music at Louie's Pizza in Paonia.
8 pm showtime.
Fri 5/4 - JoeAlan
Thu 5/10 - Andrew Wynne
Fri 5/11 - Mike Gwinn
Fri 5/18 - mojo
Fri 5/25 - Gus Brett8:00 pmGus Brett, Paonia
Live music at Louie's Pizza in Paonia.
8 pm showtime.
Fri 5/25 - Gus Brett
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Saturday May 5
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96308:00 amDestination Imagination Fundraiser
The Destination Imagination Group will host a yard sale to raise money for an upcoming trip. The yard sale will be held on May 5th starting at 8:00 a.m. at 432 Grand Ave. in Delta. This is to support the two groups that will
be going to Tennesee for the International competition.8:00 amOpening Day and Members Party, Paonia
Delicious Orchards Opening Day and Members Party
Saturday, 5/5/2012
8:00am - All DayDelicious Orchards, 39126 Highway 133, Paonia
Coffee and Doughnuts in the Morning and BBQ and Music in the afternoon… Join us for our 2nd annual Members Appreciation Party on Saturday, May 5th. Enjoy selections of delectable food from the new cafe menu. Meet our new head chef, Ed Vaughn. Say hello to old friends. Groove to live music by Bill Powers & Shelly Gray of Honey Don't and friends from 3-6 pm.
Info: Shawn or Ed - 970-527-1110
9:00 am – 2:00 pmFree Sports Physicals
Free Sports Physical Clinic for uninsured or under-insured (under-insured = deductible of copay is too high or sports physicals are not covered.) Provided by Dr. Moore at Delta Pediatrics. Call Sarah at 874-9517 for an appointment
9:00 am – 5:00 pmCamp WAPIYAPI fund raiser
6th Annual Cancer Camp Benefit for KID'S, Camp Wapiyapi. At the Delta WAL-MART parking lot. Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Kettle Korn, Snow Cones, & Cotton Candy. May 5th- 2012 9am to 5pm.
Sponsored by the Western Colorado Gold Prospectors Association of America. If you don't want to eat, donations are accepted.. Thank You one and all.
9:30 am – 11:00 amGardening Workshop
A Master Gardener trainer from G.J. will present a workshop in Montrose on the popular Square Foot Gardening method. He will also explain how to make biochar, which holds water and nutrients in the soil. At Hillcrest Community Garden, Hillcrest and E. Miami, behind the United Church of Christ.
10:00 am – 12:00 pmStrut Your Mutt Walk-a-Thon, Delta
Dogs and their owners will hit the streets for a 5k walk-a-thon to raise money for the CAWS Adoption Center in Delta. The route will start at Confluence Park, proceed to the shelter grand opening where snacks will be served for all two and four legged walkers, and then will finish back at Confluence. It promises to be a tail-wagging good time for all!
Registration begins at 9:30am at the sheltered area across from the new dog park. Fee: at least $20 of pledged money or a $15 fee.
Thanks to sponsors DMEA, Oxbow Mining, Little Creatures Pets, Safeway, Hellman Toyota, and the Delta County Independent.
2:00 pm – 3:00 pmMother’s Day Tea Party
Moms and Grandmas bring your girls for “High Tea.”—Wear your best spring hats! Saturday, May 5 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Crawford Library
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
7:00 pmBeatles Revue, Paonia
The Paonia Players present "Twist and Shout! A Multi-Media Beatles Song & Dance Revue/Extravaganza!," directed by Merrily Talbott, May 4th, 5th and 6th at the Paradise Theatre in Paonia. Led by our Magical Mystery guest host (can you guess who it could be?), the cast of 75+ talented kids and adults will sing and dance their hearts out to some of the best songs ever written. Featuring the Sunshine Singers, Paonia Pop Stars, North Fork Rock Stars, Superstars!, Merry Mob Dancers, the Eleanor Rigby String Quartet, Russ Chapman, Jeff Reynolds, Frederick Zimmer, Greg Peterson, Linda Talbott, Amy Deluca, Carolyn Yates, Christi Gubser, Rose Walker, Carolyn Yates, Amber Kleinman, April Flowers, Dan Serdutz and Robert Wright.
Friday and Saturday night shows start at (7:00); Sunday's matinee begins at (2:00). Advance tickets are $6 for kids under 12 and $10 for adults and are available at Paonia Farm & Home, KVNF and the Paradise Theatre. Tickets purchased the day of the show will be $10 and $15. Come on out and support "theatre for the whole community."
For more information, please contact Merrily Talbott at 970-361-1540.
7:00 pm9th Annual Sip Into Spring, Montrose
9th Annual Sip into Spring Concert.
Live Music celebrating springtime at the Turn of the Century Saloon in Montrose.
Featuring The Last Bus with special guests, Jason Hunter Band and Free Range Mayhem.
Saturday, May 5th, doors open at 7pm.8:00 pm – 11:00 pmThe Neck Romancers @ Trail Town Still, Ridgway
On Cinco De Mayo, tune in to the musical stylings of The Neck Romancers. This duo plays an eclectic selection and unique interpretation of rock covers plus other auditory musings. Not to be missed.
Trail Town Still makes fine spirits from local produce and is located at 240 Palomino Trail (behind the Conoco) in Ridgway9:30 pmFlat Top Reed, Grand Junction
Saturday, 5/5 Flat Top Reed at Cruisers in Grand Junction. Music starts at 9:30. $5 cover gets you your first drink free!
Cruisers is on Horizon Drive behind Applebees. Come on out and boogie! -
Sunday May 6
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96302:00 pmBeatles Revue, Paonia
The Paonia Players present "Twist and Shout! A Multi-Media Beatles Song & Dance Revue/Extravaganza!," directed by Merrily Talbott, May 4th, 5th and 6th at the Paradise Theatre in Paonia. Led by our Magical Mystery guest host (can you guess who it could be?), the cast of 75+ talented kids and adults will sing and dance their hearts out to some of the best songs ever written. Featuring the Sunshine Singers, Paonia Pop Stars, North Fork Rock Stars, Superstars!, Merry Mob Dancers, the Eleanor Rigby String Quartet, Russ Chapman, Jeff Reynolds, Frederick Zimmer, Greg Peterson, Linda Talbott, Amy Deluca, Carolyn Yates, Christi Gubser, Rose Walker, Carolyn Yates, Amber Kleinman, April Flowers, Dan Serdutz and Robert Wright.
Friday and Saturday night shows start at (7:00); Sunday's matinee begins at (2:00). Advance tickets are $6 for kids under 12 and $10 for adults and are available at Paonia Farm & Home, KVNF and the Paradise Theatre. Tickets purchased the day of the show will be $10 and $15. Come on out and support "theatre for the whole community."
For more information, please contact Merrily Talbott at 970-361-1540.
3:00 pmCMU Chamber Choir, Grand Junction
Chamber Choir
Moss Performing Arts Center Recital Hall
Sunday, May 6th at 3:00 pm
ADMISSION: $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 students
INFO: Box Office at 970-248-1604On Sunday afternoon, May 6th, in the Recital Hall in Moss Performing Arts Center, the CMU Chamber Choir will perform a special closing Spring Concert. This matinee Concert at 3:00pm by Chamber Choir will feature a wide variety of music. Selections include a Renaissance double canon Kyrie, a feature work by Heinrich Schutz, an early Baroque Magnificat for two choirs, solo quartet, trombones and strings, and varied Romantic and contemporary works. The choir will also present a world-premiere by student composer Chris Arroyo and various folk songs and pop songs.
CMU choirs will also join the Western Colorado Chorale and members of the Schumann Singers to perform Mozart's famed Requiem with the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra on Tuesday, May 1st. The concert will be at GJHS at 7:30pm, and tickets may be purchased through the GJ Symphony Office at 243-6787.
Tickets for the Chamber Choir concert on May 6th are available at the Box Office by calling 248-1604.
4:00 pm – 5:30 pmTHE MUSIC OF MEXICO, Grand Junction
Javier de los Santos, Classical Guitar, Presents THE MUSIC OF MEXICO with “Juanita Ulloa” High Priestess of OPERACHI directly from Austin, Texas and from Grand Junction, CO Javier’s “Mariachi San Jose.” Concert at Robinson Theater, Colorado Mesa University –Mesa State College- (12th street), Grand Junction, CO, this Sunday, May 6th at 4:00 p.m.
6 year old and under enter free! Cost at the door: adults $15.00, students and children $10.00.
Pre-sale: adults $10.00, students and children $5.00. Tickets available at ROPER MUSIC,
BACK PORCH MUSIC, HART MUSIC, GRAND JUNCTION SYMPHONY OFFICE AND LEON’S MEXICAN RESTAURNT.
Come in and enjoy great Mexican music with Juanita Ulloa and Mariachi San Jose.6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
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Monday May 7
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-963010:00 am – 6:00 pmCMU Student Art Sale, Grand Junction
Colorado Mesa University Student Art Sale
Monday – Wednesday, May 7 – 9, 2012
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Outside the east entrance of the Fine Arts Building
CMU Campus, Grand Junction
FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLICThe sale will feature unique pottery and art at reasonable prices.
All proceeds go to the participating student artists with a portion donated to the Student Art Club.
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pm – 9:00 pmLife Drawing, Montrose
Mondays, May 7th and 21st - Life Drawing session with live model. 6-9 pm - $20.
Around the Corner Gallery, Montrose
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
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Tuesday May 8
N/A
Body Ecology Diet Classes
There is a ongoing class exploring the Body Ecology Diet Tuesday evenings @ 6:30 @ The Trading Post in Paonia.This fun, interactive class is open to all and is preceded each week by a healthy pot luck dinner, followed by a talk, discussion, and Q@A period. Topics will include:
~Benefits of the diet in reclaiming health, vitality, and rebuilding immunity
~Making cultured vegetables, and coconut and vegetable kefir
~Colon health, cleansing and care
For more information please call 628-5434N/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-963010:00 am – 6:00 pmCMU Student Art Sale, Grand Junction
Colorado Mesa University Student Art Sale
Monday – Wednesday, May 7 – 9, 2012
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Outside the east entrance of the Fine Arts Building
CMU Campus, Grand Junction
FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLICThe sale will feature unique pottery and art at reasonable prices.
All proceeds go to the participating student artists with a portion donated to the Student Art Club.
10:15 amCMU Graphic Design Portfolio Presentation & Reception, Grand Junction
Graphic Design Portfolio Presentation & Reception
Tuesday, May 8, 2012 from 10:15 to 11:50 AM
Fine Arts Building, 3rd Floor, Room FA303
CMU, Grand JunctionFREE AND OPEN TO PUBLIC
The Colorado Mesa University Art Department’s Graphic Design Program is hosting a Portfolio Presentation and Reception for the 2012 Graphic Design B.F.A. candidates. The presentation and reception will feature thirteen student print portfolios, self-promotional pieces, and personal web portfolios completed in the Graphic Design capstone course, ARTG 493 Portfolio Construction. The artwork is an overview of senior graphic design student work by the 2012 Graphic Design B.F.A. candidates as they prepare for employment beyond graduation.3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
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Wednesday May 9
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96309:00 am – 2:00 pmFree Health Clinic at the Delta Center
Free Health clinic for uninsured or underinsured children ages birth to 18. at the Delta Center 822 Grand Ave. Free immunizations, well-child checks and visits for chronic conditions. Medicaid and CHP+ application assistance also available. Call Sarah at 874-9517 for an appointment
9:00 am – 2:00 pmClinicas gratis
Clínica gratis para niños que no tienen seguro medico El Centro de Delta, 822 Grand Ave. Tambien, pueden llenar aplicaciones para CHP+ y Medicaid Llame a Sara al 874-9517
10:00 am – 6:00 pmCMU Student Art Sale, Grand Junction
Colorado Mesa University Student Art Sale
Monday – Wednesday, May 7 – 9, 2012
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Outside the east entrance of the Fine Arts Building
CMU Campus, Grand Junction
FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLICThe sale will feature unique pottery and art at reasonable prices.
All proceeds go to the participating student artists with a portion donated to the Student Art Club.
1:00 pm – 3:00 pmAfternoon Clay, Hotchkiss
Wednesday Afternoon Clay with David Strong
Wednesdays 1pm-3pm.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissBasic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel $15/class plus $25 per 25# of clay.
Info:872-4848
2:00 pm – 4:00 pmComputer Class “Wednesday One-on-One
Individual basic computer instruction to anyone who needs extra help. Wednesday, May 9 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Registration is required by the Monday before. Call the Paonia Library at 527-3470 to register.
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter School Clay, Hotchkiss
After School Clay – with David Strong
Creamery Arts Center, Hotchkiss5th-12th grades Wednesdays 3:30p-5:30p.
Basic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel. $9 per class or $85 for a 10 card punch includes limited clay. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.Info:872-4848
5:30 pmJon Hickam, Paonia
Live Music at Revolution Brewing in Paonia
May 9 -- Hotchkiss's Jon Hickam bringing you antique hillbilly swing
May 16 -- Ragged - greasy rock and roll
May 23 -- TBA
May 30 -- Sticky Mulligan and David Alderdice gettin funky!
June 6 -- Tony Rosario blurs the lines between blues, rock, soul & country
General info applicable to all events:
Music starts at 5:30 p.m. in Revolution Brewing's tasting room (unless otherwise noted,) located at 325 Grand Avenue in Paonia, CO. Open mic night, hosted by JoeAlan, is the first Thursday of every month (also unless otherwise noted.)More information can be found at:
http://www.revolution-brewing.com
http://www.facebook.com/revbrew/
970-260-48696:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pmAndrew Wynne, Montrose
Camp Robber – Music starts at 6PM
May 9 Andrew Wynne
May 16 Mike Gwinn
May 23 Gotta Be Girls
May 30 Rusty George & Alan VigilCamp Robber Restaurant
Montrose6:00 pm – 8:00 pmEvening Clay, Hotchkiss
Wednesday Evening Clay with David Strong
Wednesdays 6pm-8pm.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissBasic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel. $15/class plus $25 per 25# of clay.
Info:872-4848
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
6:30 pmOpen Mic, Palisade
Palisade Brewery hosts an open mic every Wednesday 6:30 pm.
7:00 pm – 8:30 amMark Roeber Public Meeting
Meeting to ask one of the 2 Republican candidates for District 3 County Commissioner any questions and hear his vision and priorities at the Hothckiss Library Wheeler Room at 7 pm, Wednesday, May 9.
9:00 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Open Mic Night
Every Wednesday @ Naggy McGee's in Grand Junction
9pm 21+ no cover(The open mic follows the Irish Sessions on 1st & 3rd Wednesdays.)
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Thursday May 10
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96303:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
4:15 pm – 6:00 pmFamily Movie
Treat mom to a movie before Mother’s Day and enjoy drinks and popcorn on us! Come and see this epic adventure movie for all ages from legendary director Steven Spielberg. Thursday, May 10 at 4:15 p.m. at Delta Library
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:28 pm – 8:00 amFree Bee Swarm Removal.
This is the season when large hives split and a queen and bees leave to find a new home. Swarming bees are not dangerous. But be proactive, the swarm is looking for a permanent home and may leave quickly. We will remove the swarm and donate it to a local beekeeper. Bees are vital to local ecosystems, help keep them local and healthy, rather than kill them. Call (970) 260-3951, or (720) 984-9693 provided by the North Fork Bee Community
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmFree Legal Advice Night
On Thursday evening, May 10th, and the 2nd Thursday evening of every month, you can talk with an Attorney for Free, on a first come, first served basis, at the Enterprise Center, 300 North Cascade Avenue, Montrose. Meant for low income and seniors. No criminal, traffic or fee generating cases will be discussed. If you need an interpreter, we must know in advance. Bring all your paperwork, and all your questions. For more info, call 249-7202. This event is sponsored by the 7th Judicial District Bar Association and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmFree Legal Advice Night
Talk with an attorney for free, on a first come, first served basis, Thursday evening, March 8th and the 2nd Thursday night of each month, from 7 to 8:30 pm at the Enterprise Center, 300 North Cascade Avenue, Montrose. Meant for low income and senior citizens. No criminal or traffic cases will be discussed. If you need an interpreter, we must know in advance. For more info, call 249-7202. Sponsored by the 7th Judicial District Bar Assoc. and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmFree Legal Advice Night
Talk with an attorney for free, on a first come, first served basis. No criminal or traffic matters will be discussed. If you need an interpreter we must know in advance. Meant for low income and senior citizens. Please bring appropriate paperwork and your questions. Call 249-7202 for more info. It always happens on the 2nd Thursday evening of each month.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmFree Legal Advice Night
Talk with an attorney for free, on a first come, first served basis, Thursday evening, March 8th and the 2nd Thursday night of each month, from 7 to 8:30 pm at the Enterprise Center, 300 North Cascade Avenue, Montrose. Meant for low income and senior citizens. No criminal or traffic cases will be discussed. If you need an interpreter, we must know in advance. For more info, call 249-7202. Sponsored by the 7th Judicial District Bar Assoc. and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmBecause It's There - A Photographic Journey to the Mountains of the World
Friends of the Cedaredge Library have invited Charlie Winter, an author and prolific mountaineer with a passion for climbing mountain peaks, to speak on Thursday, May 1st at the Stolte Shed at 7 p.m.. A slideshow, Because It's There - A Photographic Journey to the Mountains of the World, will be presented featuring breathtaking photos from worldwide mountain climbing destinations, accompanied by adventurous stories from the Wingers’ mountaineering adventures. Be prepared to be amazed, and to share a few laughs. Charlie & Diane Winger are the authors of several guidebooks, a collection of photography (much of it will be featured in this presentation), and an inspiring and surprising memoir of Charlie's life. Their books will be available. For more information contact the Cedaredge Library at 856-3518.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmFree Legal Advice Night
Speak with an attorney for free, Thursday evening, April 12th, and the 2nd Thursday night of every month, from 7 to 8:30 pm, on a first come, first served basis at the Enterprise Center, 300 North Cascade Avenue, Montrose. Meant for low income and senior citizens. No criminal, traffic or fee generating matters will be discussed. If you need an interpreter, we must know in advance. For more info call 249-7202. This event is sponsored by the 7th Judicial District Bar Association and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmFree Legal Advice Night
Talk with an attorney for free, on a first come, first served basis. No criminal or traffic matters will be discussed. If you need an interpreter we must know in advance. Meant for low income and senior citizens. Please bring appropriate paperwork and your questions. Call 249-7202 for more info. It always happens on the 2nd Thursday evening of each month.
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmCedaredge Friends of the Library—Charlie Winger, Mountaineer and Writer.
Enjoy the adventures of Charlie’s 35 years of mountaineering, rock and ice climbing, and world travels. Thursday, May 10, 7 p.m. at the Stolte Shed in Cedaredge.
8:00 pmAndrew Wynne, Paonia
Live music at Louie's Pizza in Paonia.
8 pm showtime.
Thu 5/10 - Andrew Wynne
Fri 5/11 - Mike Gwinn
Fri 5/18 - mojo
Fri 5/25 - Gus Brett9:30 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Rockslide Brew Pub in Grand Junction hosts an open mic every Thursday, signup at 9:30, music starts at 10 pm. All genres welcome.
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Friday May 11
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96303:00 pm – 5:00 pmBasic Microsoft Word
Learn how to create documents, letters, resumes, calendars, and more. Friday, May 11 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Crawford Library
4:00 pm – 9:00 pm2012 Art & Jazz festival, Grand Junction
2012 Art and Jazz Festival
Downtown Grand JunctionMain Street comes alive Mother's Day Weekend with jazz music performed by local and national artists, artist demonstrations in a variety of mediums and artists selling beautiful, high-quality work. This three-day festival surrounds the installation of Art on the Corner sculptures. A celebration of art and music, this outdoor event features high quality street vendors, live music, extended shopping hours and other fun activities.
MUSIC SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, MAY 11
4 pm Fruita Monument High School Jazz Band (local)
6 pm Max Wagner Quartet (Estes Park)
8 pm Hazel Miller Band (Denver)SATURDAY, MAY 12
noon Central High School Jazz Band (local)
2 pm Frank Bregar Orchestra (local)
4 pm Larry Redhouse Trio (Tucson)
6 pm Bo Hale & the Kingbees Blues Ensemble (Aspen)
8 pm Soul Sacrifice, A Tribute to Santana (Boulder)SUNDAY, MAY 13
10 am Influx (local)
noon Western Colorado Jazz Quartet (local)
2 pm Walt Smith & Friends (local)Vendor Booth Hours are:
Friday, May 11 - 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Saturday, May 12 - 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday, May 13 - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm5:00 pm – 7:00 pmPaonia Jr. Legion Baseball Dinner
Come Support the team. Navajo Taco Diner this Friday May 11th @ Paonia American Legion @ 5p - 7p, $8.00 per person. $5.00 children under 12yrs old
6:00 pmAlan Vigil, Montrose
Canyon Creek Bed & Breakfast
Music starts at 6PMMay 11 Alan Vigil
May 25 Donny Morales & Glenn Patterson
Canyon Creek Bed & Breakfast, Montrose
6:00 pm – 8:30 pmMonthly Show Opening, Hotchkiss
The Creamery celebrates our Artist Receptions on the second Friday of the month, with great art, fine food and local wines and brews. Free and fun! Most openings we also demonstrate raku firings, and often have pieces for the public to glaze and fire.
Creamery Arts Center
165 Bridge Street
Hotchkiss, CO970-972-4848, or toll-free 866-821-ARTS
6:00 pm – 8:00 pmIntro to Pottery for Adults, Ridgway
Adults are sure to enjoy "Intro to Pottery for Adults" on consecutive Fridays, May 4th and May 11th at the All Fired Up! Clay Center in Ridgway. This workshop is offered with instructor, Deidra Krois of Ridgway from 6 pm until 8 pm each week. This class is an introduction to the medium of clay. Deidra will cover the history of functional and decorative pottery, the language and tools of ceramic arts, basic hand building techniques, texturing, low fire glazing, and an introduction to the potter's wheel. Each student will finish the class with at least one glazed slab form, pinch pot, coil pot and perhaps one form thrown on the wheel. The price for this two-night workshop is $75 for Weehawken Members and $78 for Non-Members. Pre-registration is required through Weehawken Creative Arts.
Click here to register now.6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:30 pmCMU Faculty Jazz Quartet, Grand Junction
Faculty Jazz Quartet
CMU University Center Ballroom
Friday, May 11th at 7:30 pm (6:30 pm for table seating)
INFO: Box Office at 970-248-1604The CMU Faculty Jazz Quartet will cap off the 2011-12 season with a relaxing evening of music, food and drink on Friday, May 11th in the University Center Ballroom. Members of the quartet, Sean Flanigan, trombone; Tim Fox, piano; Tim Emmons, bass; and Darin Kamstra, drums will create a jazz club feel in the Ballroom, complete with table seating, hors d’oeuvres and cash bar.
The concert will begin at 7:30 with seating at 6:30 for those wishing to reserve table seating with food. Reservations are recommended, particularly for table seating.
Tickets for table seating, hors d’oeuvres and coffee/dessert bar are $45.
Tickets for concert seating are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for students.Tickets are available at the Box Office by calling 248-1604.
7:30 pmTyme Mientka Tribute Concerts
The Western Slope Concert Series presents the family viola-cello-piano Mientka Trio in three concerts: on Friday, May 11 at 7:30 PM at the Roper Ballroom in Grand Junction; Saturday May 12 at 7:30 PM at the Paradise Theater in Paonia, and Sunday, May 13 at 3:00 PM at the Montrose Pavilion. Tickets available online at www.JunctionConcerts.com, and Roper Music in Grand Junction, Paonia Farm & Home, and the Montrose Pavilion. All seats are reserved, and start at $9 in advance and $12 at the door for adults.
The Mientka Trio consists of pianist Kathryn Mientka, her son Gabriel on cello, and daughter Stephanie on viola. They will present a concert in honor of cellist Tyme Mientka, who passed away on March 31st. The concert will feature music that Tyme loved to play, and will include a Brahms Trio, Faure’s Elegy, and many gems from the romantic literature.
This is a performance not to be missed! Get your tickets early. Call (970) 241-4579 for more information, or buy tickets online at www.JunctionConcerts.com.
7:30 pm – 9:30 pmmike gwinn solo guitar, Paonia
louies pizza loft, Paonia
7:30 pm – 9:30 pmCorn! by Craig Childs and Angus Stocking, Paonia
In the middle of an historic heat wave, Craig Childs and Angus Stocking entered a giant cornfield in Grundy County, Iowa, there to remain for three days. It was a time of madness, suffering, and ultimately insight. On Friday, May 11th at 7:30 pm, they present their findings to the public at the Blue Sage Center for the Arts in Paonia. Child care is available during this event for $5 per child.
9:00 pmAndrew Wynne, Montrose
RnR Sportsbar, Montrose
May 11 Andrew Wynne 9PM
9:00 pmGood Times Music Co., Montrose
Red Barn – Music starts at 9PM
May 11 Good Times Music Co
May 18 Boxcar & Yengo
June 8 Good Times Music Co
June 15 Boxcar & Yengo
June 22 Donny Morales
June 29 Donny MoralesOpen Mic at 7:30 every Thursday hosted by Donny Morales
Red Barn
Montrose -
Saturday May 12
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
10:00 am – 9:00 pm2012 Art & Jazz festival, Grand Junction
2012 Art and Jazz Festival
Downtown Grand JunctionMain Street comes alive Mother's Day Weekend with jazz music performed by local and national artists, artist demonstrations in a variety of mediums and artists selling beautiful, high-quality work. This three-day festival surrounds the installation of Art on the Corner sculptures. A celebration of art and music, this outdoor event features high quality street vendors, live music, extended shopping hours and other fun activities.
MUSIC SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, MAY 11
4 pm Fruita Monument High School Jazz Band (local)
6 pm Max Wagner Quartet (Estes Park)
8 pm Hazel Miller Band (Denver)SATURDAY, MAY 12
noon Central High School Jazz Band (local)
2 pm Frank Bregar Orchestra (local)
4 pm Larry Redhouse Trio (Tucson)
6 pm Bo Hale & the Kingbees Blues Ensemble (Aspen)
8 pm Soul Sacrifice, A Tribute to Santana (Boulder)SUNDAY, MAY 13
10 am Influx (local)
noon Western Colorado Jazz Quartet (local)
2 pm Walt Smith & Friends (local)Vendor Booth Hours are:
Friday, May 11 - 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Saturday, May 12 - 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday, May 13 - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm1:00 pm – 4:00 pmVintage Mother’s Day Celebration, Montrose
Downtown Montrose Merchants and the DDA are hosting a special event to celebrate the special women in our lives this Mother’s Day, Saturday May 12th 1:00-4:00 p.m. Main Street will be closed from Noon-5:00 p.m. to provide a fun & safe environment. Families and friends can enjoy music, food, old-fashioned games, vintage cars and a vintage/modern day fashion show. Fashion show will start at 2:00 p.m. and models will showcase fashions from the early 1900s and present day. Pollux, Nina Suzanne’s and SheShe Boutique will provide the hottest fashions for the season. Kids can submit a poem about Mom to Great Harvest Bread by Friday May 11th for a FREE COOKIE. Participating merchants are providing special promotions on Saturday only.
1:00 pm – 3:00 pmLocal Artist Walk!
Support Downtown Hotchkiss Businesses during our Local Artist Walk! Follow the map to see local artists demonstrating their talents at local businesses. Saturday May 12th, 1:00-3:00pm, 872-1144.
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
6:00 pmView the Night Sky, and Learn to Use Your Telescope
The Black Canyon Astronomical Society invites the public to a free night sky viewing event, and “Learn to Use Your Telescope” session on May 12th, at the Orchard City Town Park. Members will be available at 6:00 PM to answer questions and offer advice on telescope set-up and observing tips. Participants are welcome to bring their own equipment. Telescope viewing and constellation tours will follow til Midnight. Go to www.blackcanyonastronomy.com or call 856-7717 for more information.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
7:00 pmContra Dance, Grand Junction
Grand Valley Contra Dance
Saturday, May 12, with caller Pat Tognoni from the Front Range and Fifth Reel with Norm Ashley and Mick Wilson on clarinet.All dances will be held at La Puerta Ballroom, 523 1/2 Main Street, downtown Grand Junction. Upstairs in the Margery building.
All dances start at 7 pm with a new dancer's workshop, and the dance is 7:30 - 10:30.
Each dance includes several contras with a couple of waltzes, a polka and occasional demonstrations of other dances (Irish step dance, ballroom).Adults, $8, Students, $5 and ages 10-17, $4.
Questions: Connie, kaniart@bresnan.net or 243-6736.
7:00 pmSlide Show, Montrose
Horsefly Brew Co – Music starts at 7PM
May 12 Slide Show
May 19 Boxcar & Yengo
May 26 3AMHorsefly Brewing Co.
Montrose7:00 pmSwingin' at the Sage, Paonia
Swingin' at the Sage
Blue Sage Center, PaoniaPartner dancing open to all, and no partner required! One hour lesson in 6-Count Swing, followed by a luscious mix of swing music plus salsa, waltz and more. $7 per person. Great fun, good exercise, and good for the soul.
It happens the 2nd Saturday of every month.
(except Feb., which will be Feb 4th.)Info: 206-913-3962
7:00 pm – 10:00 pmSwingin' at the Sage
Partner dancing, open to all, and no partner required! One hour lesson in 6-count swing, followed by a luscious mix of Swing music, plus Salsa, Waltz and more. $7 per person, 7 - 10 p.m. All ages and abilities welcome. Joy, connection, and good for the soul. Imagine the fun!
Info: Margot + Mark 206 913-3962 DeliciousDance.blogspot.comBlue Sage Center
Paonia7:30 pmTyme Mientka Tribute Concerts
The Western Slope Concert Series presents the family viola-cello-piano Mientka Trio in three concerts: on Friday, May 11 at 7:30 PM at the Roper Ballroom in Grand Junction; Saturday May 12 at 7:30 PM at the Paradise Theater in Paonia, and Sunday, May 13 at 3:00 PM at the Montrose Pavilion. Tickets available online at www.JunctionConcerts.com, and Roper Music in Grand Junction, Paonia Farm & Home, and the Montrose Pavilion. All seats are reserved, and start at $9 in advance and $12 at the door for adults.
The Mientka Trio consists of pianist Kathryn Mientka, her son Gabriel on cello, and daughter Stephanie on viola. They will present a concert in honor of cellist Tyme Mientka, who passed away on March 31st. The concert will feature music that Tyme loved to play, and will include a Brahms Trio, Faure’s Elegy, and many gems from the romantic literature.
This is a performance not to be missed! Get your tickets early. Call (970) 241-4579 for more information, or buy tickets online at www.JunctionConcerts.com.
7:30 pmRedhead Express, Delta
FROM THE WILDS OF ALASKA, WITH A STOP IN BRANSON, MO, THE REDHEAD EXPRESS ARRIVES IN DELTA ON SATURDAY, MAY 12, 2012 AT 7:30 P.M.TO PRESENT THEIR ENERGETIC BLUGRASS/GOSPEL/OLD-TIMEY PERFORMANCE AT THE DELTA CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS AND EDUCATION, SPONSORED BY THE DELTA-MONTROSE COMMUNITY CONCERT ASSOCIATION AS THE LAST CONCERT OF THIS 2011-2012 SEASON.
THE REDHEAD EXPRESS SOUND FEATURES A WIDE VARIETY OF CATCHY ORIGINAL SONGS, BLUEGRASS, TRADITIONAL, IRISH, COUNTRY, GOSPEL AND OLD-TIME MUSIC. ADD TO ALL THIS CLOGGING AND FUN FAMILY COMEDY AND YOU'VE GOT A MUST SEE SHOW! THE 9-MEMBER WALKER FAMILY SHOWCASES FOUR DAUGHTERS' BEAUTIFUL HARMONIES, MOM AND DAD'S VOCAL DEPTH, BACKUP AND GUIDANCE TO THE ENSEMBLE, AND FEATURES THE THREE YOUNG SONS WHO ALSO PLAY AND SING.
TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE DOOR: ADULTS - $20.00 AND STUDENTS - $5.00. A CAPACITY CROWD IS EXPECTED FOR THIS CONCERT, SO SINGLE ADMISSION SEATING WILL NOT BE PERMITTED UNTIL AFTER 7:10 P.M.
NEW MEMBERS WHO BUY A 2012-2013 SEASON TICKET WILL BE ADMITTED FREE TO THIS FINAL CONCERT.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT BOB BROWN AT 835-4480, CHARLIE HUFF AT 921-4142 OR SUE ROUSHAR AT 249-9154 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www/deltamontroseconcerts.com
8:00 pm – 11:00 pmTony Rosario, Misty's BD, Ridgway
On Saturday the 12th we welcome back Tony Rosario - Colorado’s very own Puerto Rican Hillbilly! Tony’s got more soul than an Indonesian sneaker factory. Saturday is also Misty's Birthday Party and Tony promised to bring a special surprise guest from 8-11. Trail Town Still is located at 240 Palomino Trail (behind the Conoco) in Ridgway. (970)626-3060
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Sunday May 13
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
10:00 am – 4:00 pm2012 Art & Jazz festival, Grand Junction
2012 Art and Jazz Festival
Downtown Grand JunctionMain Street comes alive Mother's Day Weekend with jazz music performed by local and national artists, artist demonstrations in a variety of mediums and artists selling beautiful, high-quality work. This three-day festival surrounds the installation of Art on the Corner sculptures. A celebration of art and music, this outdoor event features high quality street vendors, live music, extended shopping hours and other fun activities.
MUSIC SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, MAY 11
4 pm Fruita Monument High School Jazz Band (local)
6 pm Max Wagner Quartet (Estes Park)
8 pm Hazel Miller Band (Denver)SATURDAY, MAY 12
noon Central High School Jazz Band (local)
2 pm Frank Bregar Orchestra (local)
4 pm Larry Redhouse Trio (Tucson)
6 pm Bo Hale & the Kingbees Blues Ensemble (Aspen)
8 pm Soul Sacrifice, A Tribute to Santana (Boulder)SUNDAY, MAY 13
10 am Influx (local)
noon Western Colorado Jazz Quartet (local)
2 pm Walt Smith & Friends (local)Vendor Booth Hours are:
Friday, May 11 - 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Saturday, May 12 - 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday, May 13 - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm1:00 pm2nd Sunday Cinema, Montrose
Second Sunday Cinema presents "A Separation," Sunday, May 13, at 1 pm at the Fox Theatre in Montrose.
Celebrate our 15th Birthday with us May 13!
Join us for complementary champagne and mimosas!An Iranian husband and wife split up over his decision to stay and care for his aging father instead of leaving the country with his family. But his fateful choice to hire a stranger to do most of the caretaking breeds unexpected consequences.
Runtime: 123 minutes. Rated PG-13 for mature thematic material.
1:00 pm – 4:00 pmAndrew Wynne plays for Mom, Ridgway
On Mother's Day we have Andrew Wynne playing just for your Mom from 1-4. Never mind flowers and pancake breakfasts. Your mom doesn't eat gluten anyway. Instead bring her down for our famous make your own Bloody Mary, a shrimp cocktail, a show that can't be beat and show her you love her with style. Trail Town Still is located at 240 Palomino Trail (behind the Conoco) in Ridgway. (970)626-3060
3:00 pmTyme Mientka Tribute Concerts
The Western Slope Concert Series presents the family viola-cello-piano Mientka Trio in three concerts: on Friday, May 11 at 7:30 PM at the Roper Ballroom in Grand Junction; Saturday May 12 at 7:30 PM at the Paradise Theater in Paonia, and Sunday, May 13 at 3:00 PM at the Montrose Pavilion. Tickets available online at www.JunctionConcerts.com, and Roper Music in Grand Junction, Paonia Farm & Home, and the Montrose Pavilion. All seats are reserved, and start at $9 in advance and $12 at the door for adults.
The Mientka Trio consists of pianist Kathryn Mientka, her son Gabriel on cello, and daughter Stephanie on viola. They will present a concert in honor of cellist Tyme Mientka, who passed away on March 31st. The concert will feature music that Tyme loved to play, and will include a Brahms Trio, Faure’s Elegy, and many gems from the romantic literature.
This is a performance not to be missed! Get your tickets early. Call (970) 241-4579 for more information, or buy tickets online at www.JunctionConcerts.com.
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
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Monday May 14
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
12:05 pmTail Waggin' Tag Sale to benefit Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary's Tail Waggin' Tag Sale and Adoption Day. An Upscale Yard Sale to benefit the Sanctuary. Saturday 5/19 9am-4pm & Sunday 5/20 9am-2pm. 728 1565 Road, Delta. The Northeast corner of hioghway 50 & 1565 Road. Household items, games, art, furniture, & fun stuff. Animals for adoption. Food & beverages. For more info call Sherry 209-8437 or Pat 527-3424
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
5:30 pm – 7:00 pmCage-Free Community Comedy Night, Paonia
Free your inner chicken with the Cage-Free Comedy improv troupe! We're opening up one rehearsal a month to the public. Come play or come watch -- it's free, fun and liberating! Second Monday of every month at the Blue Sage from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in Paonia.
More info at 462-7205 or cagefreecomedy@gmail.com
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
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Tuesday May 15
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/ABody Ecology Diet Classes
There is a ongoing class exploring the Body Ecology Diet Tuesday evenings @ 6:30 @ The Trading Post in Paonia.This fun, interactive class is open to all and is preceded each week by a healthy pot luck dinner, followed by a talk, discussion, and Q@A period. Topics will include:
~Benefits of the diet in reclaiming health, vitality, and rebuilding immunity
~Making cultured vegetables, and coconut and vegetable kefir
~Colon health, cleansing and care
For more information please call 628-54347:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
12:05 pmTail Waggin' Tag Sale to benefit Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary's Tail Waggin' Tag Sale and Adoption Day. An Upscale Yard Sale to benefit the Sanctuary. Saturday 5/19 9am-4pm & Sunday 5/20 9am-2pm. 728 1565 Road, Delta. The Northeast corner of hioghway 50 & 1565 Road. Household items, games, art, furniture, & fun stuff. Animals for adoption. Food & beverages. For more info call Sherry 209-8437 or Pat 527-3424
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
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Wednesday May 16
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
9:00 am – 2:00 pmClinicas gratis
Clínica gratis para niños que no tienen seguro medico El Centro de Delta, 822 Grand Ave. A la preparatoria de Cedaredge Tambien existe ayuda para llenar aplicaciones para CHP+ y Medicaid Llame a Sarah al 874-9517
9:00 am – 2:00 pmFree Health Clinic at Cedaredge High School
Free Health clinic for uninsured or underinsured children ages birth to 18. at Cedaredge High School. Free immunizations, well-child checks and visits for chronic conditions. Medicaid and CHP+ application assistance also available. Call Sarah at 874-9517 for an appointment
9:30 am – 12:00 pmDo it Yourself Divorce Clinic
On Wednesday, May 16th, there will be a 'Do it Yourself' Divorce Clinic from 9:30 am to Noon, at the Enterprise Center, Gunnison conference room, 300 North Cascade Avenue, Montrose. All interested parties must call 249-7202 to apply. This event is sponsored by the Colorado Legal Services and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid.
10:00 am – 12:00 pmStorytimes for Babies, Tots, and Preschoolers at the Hotchkiss Public Library
Baby storytimes are Wednesdays at 10 a.m. Tot storytimes are Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. Preschooler storytimes are Wednesdays at 11:15 a.m.
12:05 pmTail Waggin' Tag Sale to benefit Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary's Tail Waggin' Tag Sale and Adoption Day. An Upscale Yard Sale to benefit the Sanctuary. Saturday 5/19 9am-4pm & Sunday 5/20 9am-2pm. 728 1565 Road, Delta. The Northeast corner of hioghway 50 & 1565 Road. Household items, games, art, furniture, & fun stuff. Animals for adoption. Food & beverages. For more info call Sherry 209-8437 or Pat 527-3424
1:00 pm – 3:00 pmAfternoon Clay, Hotchkiss
Wednesday Afternoon Clay with David Strong
Wednesdays 1pm-3pm.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissBasic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel $15/class plus $25 per 25# of clay.
Info:872-4848
2:00 pm – 4:00 pmBasic Publisher Computer Class
Learn to make flyers, posters, calendars, and more using Publisher software. Wednesday, May 16 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Limited to eight participants so call Paonia Library at 527-3470 to sign up.
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter School Clay, Hotchkiss
After School Clay – with David Strong
Creamery Arts Center, Hotchkiss5th-12th grades Wednesdays 3:30p-5:30p.
Basic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel. $9 per class or $85 for a 10 card punch includes limited clay. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.Info:872-4848
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
5:30 pmRagged, Paonia
Live Music at Revolution Brewing in Paonia
May 16 -- Ragged - greasy rock and roll
Friday, May 19:
Musekiwa Chingodza brings world music to the beer garden, singing and playing the Mbira (sounds a lot like "Mmmmm... Beer. Ah!) with some others. Music starts at 6 p.m.Wednesday, May 23:
Ladies Night, featuring Ellen Hutto, Andrea Lecos and Paula Olsen.May 30 -- Sticky Mulligan and David Alderdice gettin funky!
June 6 -- Tony Rosario blurs the lines between blues, rock, soul & country
General info applicable to all events:
Music starts at 5:30 p.m. in Revolution Brewing's tasting room (unless otherwise noted,) located at 325 Grand Avenue in Paonia, CO. Open mic night, hosted by JoeAlan, is the first Thursday of every month (also unless otherwise noted.)More information can be found at:
http://www.revolution-brewing.com
http://www.facebook.com/revbrew/
970-260-48696:00 pmMike Gwinn, Montrose
Camp Robber – Music starts at 6PM
May 16 Mike Gwinn
May 23 Gotta Be Girls
May 30 Rusty George & Alan VigilCamp Robber Restaurant
Montrose6:00 pm – 8:00 pmEvening Clay, Hotchkiss
Wednesday Evening Clay with David Strong
Wednesdays 6pm-8pm.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissBasic instruction in clay techniques both hand build and wheel. $15/class plus $25 per 25# of clay.
Info:872-4848
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:30 pmOpen Mic, Palisade
Palisade Brewery hosts an open mic every Wednesday 6:30 pm.
7:00 pm – 9:00 pmMake Mine a Cold One
“Make Mine a Cold One” features the dual-perspective of Craig Childs and Sue Ware who will take us from Greenland to Snowmass and back, illustrating the impact, importance, past and future of the Ice Age on humans and the planet Earth for the May 16th meeting of the Chipeta Chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society. Join us at the Montrose United Methodist Church, 19 S. Park Avenue at 7pm. Non-members pay $5. Contact Tricia Winslow for more information at 249.6250.
7:30 pm – 10:00 pmCeltic Music Session, Grand Junction
Naggy McGee's Pub in Grand Junction hosts Celtic music sessions the 1st & 3rd Wednesdays of each month, from 7:30-10 pm. Come listen or bring your instrument.
9:00 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Open Mic Night
Every Wednesday @ Naggy McGee's in Grand Junction
9pm 21+ no cover(The open mic follows the Irish Sessions on 1st & 3rd Wednesdays.)
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Thursday May 17
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
12:05 pmTail Waggin' Tag Sale to benefit Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary's Tail Waggin' Tag Sale and Adoption Day. An Upscale Yard Sale to benefit the Sanctuary. Saturday 5/19 9am-4pm & Sunday 5/20 9am-2pm. 728 1565 Road, Delta. The Northeast corner of hioghway 50 & 1565 Road. Household items, games, art, furniture, & fun stuff. Animals for adoption. Food & beverages. For more info call Sherry 209-8437 or Pat 527-3424
3:30 pm – 5:30 pmAfter-School Art Program, Hotchkiss
After School Art –
With Margot Richardson - Mondays and Tuesdays 3:30 – 5:30.
With Suki Strong - Wednesday and Thursday 3:30-5:30.
Creamery Arts Center, HotchkissStudents are welcome to enroll anytime throughout the year and drop in on any and all classes, but must register prior to attending. $9/day. Punch cards are available, $85 for 10 punches. Full and Partial Scholarships are available through the Cocker Kids Foundation. Ask for the forms at the front desk.
Info:872-4848
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
5:30 pm – 7:00 pmNeck Pain Explained: causes, Treatments, and Innovative Procedures
The Montrose-area community is invited to the free community presentation, "Neck Pain Explained: Causes, Treatments, and Innovative Procedures," by fellowship-trained spine surgeon Jim Youssef, MD. Dr Youssef will discuss chronic neck and arm pain, numbness, and other symptoms associated with degenerative changes in the upper spine. He will also describe treatments and innovative procedures that can provide relief. The presentation will be on Thursday, May 17, in the North Room at the Montrose Pavilion, 1800 Pavilion Dr. in Montrose.
Dr. Youssef is the medical director of the Orthopedic & Spine Center of Excellence at Mercy Regional Medical Center in Durango. He is frequently invited to lecture at conferences on spine health care across the United States, and teaches spine surgery techniques both nationally and internationally.
Contact:
David Bruzzese
(970) 764-3910
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
9:30 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Rockslide Brew Pub in Grand Junction hosts an open mic every Thursday, signup at 9:30, music starts at 10 pm. All genres welcome.
For more info: 858-7675, 245-2111 -
Friday May 18
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
12:05 pmTail Waggin' Tag Sale to benefit Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary's Tail Waggin' Tag Sale and Adoption Day. An Upscale Yard Sale to benefit the Sanctuary. Saturday 5/19 9am-4pm & Sunday 5/20 9am-2pm. 728 1565 Road, Delta. The Northeast corner of hioghway 50 & 1565 Road. Household items, games, art, furniture, & fun stuff. Animals for adoption. Food & beverages. For more info call Sherry 209-8437 or Pat 527-3424
2:13 pmCalling all classic car owners
Do you want to participate in the annual Balloons n Varroms Festival Memorial day weekend? There will be a
Friday Car Cruise, Saturday showing at the town park,
Dash Plaques & Category Trophies given on Saturday.
Car Cruise and noon Brunch Sunday at
Divide Ranch & Club. Contact Kari Wage to sign up. 970-729-03004:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
6:00 pmZimbabwean Music in Paonia/Hotchkiss
Visiting Zimbabwean master mbira player Musekiwa Chingodza will be performing at Revolution Brewing in Paonia, Friday May 18th at 6pm and offer classes in Hotchkiss over the weekend. More information at 970-872-4413.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pmDance Show "The Jungle Book," Ouray
Weehawken Dance in Ouray County will present “The Jungle Book” – a full ballet and dance program set to the familiar storyline on May 18 & 19th at 6 pm and in a matinee on May 20th at 2 pm. Over 75 dancers will also perform in the show.
Weehawken's spring performances are notoriously lively: full of color, energy and fast and jazzy moves. All ages are sure to delight in this production.
Tickets for “The Jungle Book” will go on sale in late April at Weehawken Creative Arts (www.weehawkenarts.org / 970.318.0150) as well as outlets in Ouray: Khristopher’s Cullinaire, Mouse’s Chocolates & Buckskin Booksellers; in Ridgway at Cimarron Coffee and Books and Weehawken Ridgway; and in Montrose at Tiffany, Etc.
Additionally, reserved section seating will be available for each performance in the first six rows through Weehawken. General Admission Tickets: $15 non-member adult / $13 member adult (online only) / $8 child. The Sunday matinee will also offer $10 Senior Tickets.
More information is available through Weehawken Creative Arts at www.weehawkenarts.org or by calling 970.318.0150.
7:30 pm – 9:30 pmMusical Journeys with Musette, Paonia
Join flute and guitar duo MUSETTE for a musical journey through genre and style. They will be performing classical, latin and jazz music featuring composers such as Miles Davis, Antonio Carlos Jobim, Johann Sebastian Bach, Burt Bacharach, and more!
Friday, May 18th, 7:30 pm
Blue Sage Center, Paonia8:00 pm – 11:00 pmmike gwinn solo guitar, Ridgway
trail town still, ridgway co
8:00 pmmojo, Paonia
Live music at Louie's Pizza in Paonia.
8 pm showtime.
Fri 5/18 - mojo
Fri 5/25 - Gus Brett
8:30 pm – 11:30 amRick Stockton & Helen Highwater at Linda's Bistro, Paonia
Rick Stockton & Helen Highwater will be rockin' Linda's Bistro in Paonia on Friday, May 18 starting at 8:30pm.
9:00 pmClub Waldo's, Paonia
Thomas Waldo's Tavern in Paonia presents 'Club Waldo's' on the 3rd Friday of the month, featuring DJs playing hiphop, Top 40 & more.
9:00 pmBoxcar & Yengo, Montrose
Red Barn – Music starts at 9PM
May 18 Boxcar & Yengo
June 8 Good Times Music Co
June 15 Boxcar & Yengo
June 22 Donny Morales
June 29 Donny MoralesOpen Mic at 7:30 every Thursday hosted by Donny Morales
Red Barn
Montrose -
Saturday May 19
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
7:30 am – 2:00 pmRiver Awareness Float Trip
Join NFRIA-WSERC and Gunnison Gorge Anglers for a fun day on the Gunnison River. We will be floating the newly reconstructed Hartland Diversion Dam, ending at Confluence Park for lunch and a kickin' river gear silent auction. Float tickets cost $20, which includes the shuttle, the float, lunch, and an amazing day on the river.
10:00 am – 5:00 pmSoggy Dog Grand Opening
Self Serve Dog Wash Grand Opening May 18, 2012. Self Serve grooming & wash. Doggie Day Care services also!
Trail Town 248 Palomino Trail, Ridgway. Next to Ouray Vet & TRAIL TOWN STILL10:00 am – 5:00 pmOpen Studios Tour, Grand Junction
Artspace presents the spring OPEN STUDIOS TOUR, free and open to the public, on Saturday, May 19, 10AM – 5PM & Sunday, May 20, Noon – 4PM. Visit www.artspacecolorado.org for free map locations and map downloads, or information at 970-640-8177. This is a favorite event for tourists and residents alike to bike or drive around the Grand Valley. Step into the creative spaces of over 140+ notable local artists who create treasures not found in local galleries.
10:00 am – 5:00 pmFriends of the Library Used Book Sale
Used book sale, Montrose Public Library. Info 964-2556
12:05 pmTail Waggin' Tag Sale to benefit Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary's Tail Waggin' Tag Sale and Adoption Day. An Upscale Yard Sale to benefit the Sanctuary. Saturday 5/19 9am-4pm & Sunday 5/20 9am-2pm. 728 1565 Road, Delta. The Northeast corner of hioghway 50 & 1565 Road. Household items, games, art, furniture, & fun stuff. Animals for adoption. Food & beverages. For more info call Sherry 209-8437 or Pat 527-3424
1:00 pm – 6:00 pmLove Your Valley Festival, Ridgway
Free annual event with live music by Shed; $20 for micro-brew sampling from 15 regional breweries; all proceeds will be used to fund the free Ridgway Concert Series in July; will be held in Ridgway Town Park
Saturday, May 19th, 1-6 pm.
Ridgway Town Park1:00 pm – 6:00 pmLove Your Valley Festival
Free annual event with live music by Shed; $20 for micro-brew sampling from 15 regional breweries; all proceeds will be used to fund the free Ridgway Concert Series in July; will be held in Ridgway Town Park
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
5:00 pm – 8:00 pmAnnie Griffin & Paul Frazier, Cedaredge
Annie & Paul perform their variety of contemporary country and pop songs with tight vocal harmonies at the Wildfire Pizza restaurant at Cedaredge Golf Course.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pmDance Show "The Jungle Book," Ouray
Weehawken Dance in Ouray County will present “The Jungle Book” – a full ballet and dance program set to the familiar storyline on May 18 & 19th at 6 pm and in a matinee on May 20th at 2 pm. Over 75 dancers will also perform in the show.
Weehawken's spring performances are notoriously lively: full of color, energy and fast and jazzy moves. All ages are sure to delight in this production.
Tickets for “The Jungle Book” will go on sale in late April at Weehawken Creative Arts (www.weehawkenarts.org / 970.318.0150) as well as outlets in Ouray: Khristopher’s Cullinaire, Mouse’s Chocolates & Buckskin Booksellers; in Ridgway at Cimarron Coffee and Books and Weehawken Ridgway; and in Montrose at Tiffany, Etc.
Additionally, reserved section seating will be available for each performance in the first six rows through Weehawken. General Admission Tickets: $15 non-member adult / $13 member adult (online only) / $8 child. The Sunday matinee will also offer $10 Senior Tickets.
More information is available through Weehawken Creative Arts at www.weehawkenarts.org or by calling 970.318.0150.
7:00 pmBoxcar & Yengo, Montrose
Horsefly Brew Co – Music starts at 7PM
May 19 Boxcar & Yengo
May 26 3AM
Horsefly Brewing Co.
Montrose8:00 pmBetter Than Bacon w/Cary Morin, Paonia
On Saturday night, May 19th, Better Than Bacon will be playing a co-bill with their good friend and finger-picker extraordinaire, Mr. Cary Morin, at the Paradise Theatre in Paonia, Colorado!
It'll be a night of greasy rock 'n' roll intertwined with world-class acoustic blues music and free-for-all collaboration: Cary will play a solo acoustic set, and then will most likely be coaxed into picking up his electric guitars to join the Bacon boys onstage!
Showtime is 8pm, with doors opening at 7pm.
Tickets are $12.00 advance/$15.00 day of show and can be picked up at the Paradise Box Office with proof of purchase. ONLINE TICKETS HERE
If you'd like tickets shipped out, please contact the band at JYearling@mail.com and they'll mail 'em your way!
And make sure to check out Cary's music here: www.CaryMorin.com We guarantee you'll like what you hear!
9:00 pm – 1:00 pmAnnual Plant Fair
Plant Fair, hosted by four area garden clubs, will be held at Cedaredge Pioneer Village Saturday, May 19 from 9 to 1 p.m. Reasonably price, area suitable plants will be sold to benefit local charities. Master Gardener presents from 10 to noon.
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Sunday May 20
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
12:00 pm – 4:00 pmOpen Studios Tour, Grand Junction
Artspace presents the spring OPEN STUDIOS TOUR, free and open to the public, on Saturday, May 19, 10AM – 5PM & Sunday, May 20, Noon – 4PM. Visit www.artspacecolorado.org for free map locations and map downloads, or information at 970-640-8177. This is a favorite event for tourists and residents alike to bike or drive around the Grand Valley. Step into the creative spaces of over 140+ notable local artists who create treasures not found in local galleries.
12:00 pm – 1:30 pmOlathe High School Graduation
2012 Graduation Ceremony for Olathe High School. The event willl be held at Wilson Filed-Olathe High School. In the event of inclement weather the ceremony will be held in Olathe High School Gymnasium.
12:05 pmTail Waggin' Tag Sale to benefit Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary
Black Canyon Animal Sanctuary's Tail Waggin' Tag Sale and Adoption Day. An Upscale Yard Sale to benefit the Sanctuary. Saturday 5/19 9am-4pm & Sunday 5/20 9am-2pm. 728 1565 Road, Delta. The Northeast corner of hioghway 50 & 1565 Road. Household items, games, art, furniture, & fun stuff. Animals for adoption. Food & beverages. For more info call Sherry 209-8437 or Pat 527-3424
2:00 pmDance Show "The Jungle Book," Ouray
Weehawken Dance in Ouray County will present “The Jungle Book” – a full ballet and dance program set to the familiar storyline on May 18 & 19th at 6 pm and in a matinee on May 20th at 2 pm. Over 75 dancers will also perform in the show.
Weehawken's spring performances are notoriously lively: full of color, energy and fast and jazzy moves. All ages are sure to delight in this production.
Tickets for “The Jungle Book” will go on sale in late April at Weehawken Creative Arts (www.weehawkenarts.org / 970.318.0150) as well as outlets in Ouray: Khristopher’s Cullinaire, Mouse’s Chocolates & Buckskin Booksellers; in Ridgway at Cimarron Coffee and Books and Weehawken Ridgway; and in Montrose at Tiffany, Etc.
Additionally, reserved section seating will be available for each performance in the first six rows through Weehawken. General Admission Tickets: $15 non-member adult / $13 member adult (online only) / $8 child. The Sunday matinee will also offer $10 Senior Tickets.
More information is available through Weehawken Creative Arts at www.weehawkenarts.org or by calling 970.318.0150.
2:30 pm – 4:00 pmMontrose High School Graduation
2012 Graduation Ceremony for Montrose High School. Event will be held at Montrose High School Stadium. In the event of inclement weather the ceremonies will be held in Lloyd McMillen gymnasium
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
5:00 pm – 8:30 pmSee the Eclipse at Black Canyon
Join the Black Canyon Astronomy Society and park rangers at the South Rim Visitor Center, Sunday, May 20 to safely see the annular eclipse of the sun. The visitor center will be open, the eclipse starts shortly after 6:00 and continues to sunset. Solar scopes, astronomers, and eclipse shades will be available to share in this rare celestial event. Don't miss it. The next time this happens in Colorado is 2045. For more information call (970) 249-1914, ext. 423.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
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Monday May 21
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
9:30 am – 12:00 pmDo it Yourself Divorce Clinic
On Monday, April 16th, from 9:30 am to Noon, at the Enterprise Center, Gunnison conference room, 300 North Cascade Avenue, in Montrose, there will be a Do it Yourself Divorce Clinic. All interested parties must register via an application process by calling 249-7202. This event is sponsored by the Colorado Legal Services and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid.
9:30 am – 12:00 pm'Do it Yourself' Divorce Clinic
Learn how to complete, file & serve your Divorce petition, and understand the process. All interested parties must register via an application process by calling 249-7202. This takes place from 9:30 am to Noon, at the Enterprise Center, Gunnison conference room, 300 North Cascade Avenue, in Montrose. It's sponsored by the Colorado Legal Services and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid. This event happens every month, per availability of facilitator and space.
4:25 pm – 7:00 pmCOUGARS OF COLORADO
Natural History, Ecology, Ongoing Research, and tips for living and recreating in Cougar Country. Presented by Wendy Keefover of Wild Earth Guardians and the Uncompahgre Valley Association on Monday, May 21st, 6;30 p.m. at the Centennial Meeting Room of off Centennial Plaza in Montrose. Free and open to the public. Stu at 249-3989 for more information.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pm – 9:00 pmLife Drawing, Montrose
Mondays, May 7th and 21st - Life Drawing session with live model. 6-9 pm - $20.
Around the Corner Gallery, Montrose
7:00 pm – 8:30 pmRoger Bentley Public Meeting
Meeting to ask questions of Roger Bentley, candidate for District 3 County Commissioner, at the Paonia Library Community Room, Monday, May 21, 7 pm and learn about his vision and priorities for Delta County. Refreshments served.
7:00 pmSage Stage Open Mic Night, Paonia
"Community Mondays" featuring the Sage Stage Open Mic Night. Come out, come out wherever you are! Performers and spectators of all ages and talents are encouraged to attend the Sage Stage Open Mic Night. There is no fee to attend or participate, so come out and join your community. Performer sign up starts at 6:30pm and performances will start at 7:00pm. Drinks and snacks will be available at our concession stand.
Hosted by Isa Roske. Performers should bring their own mics & amps, if needed.
Third Monday of every month.Info: 970-527-SAGE
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Tuesday May 22
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/ABody Ecology Diet Classes
There is a ongoing class exploring the Body Ecology Diet Tuesday evenings @ 6:30 @ The Trading Post in Paonia.This fun, interactive class is open to all and is preceded each week by a healthy pot luck dinner, followed by a talk, discussion, and Q@A period. Topics will include:
~Benefits of the diet in reclaiming health, vitality, and rebuilding immunity
~Making cultured vegetables, and coconut and vegetable kefir
~Colon health, cleansing and care
For more information please call 628-54347:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
9:30 am – 12:00 pm'Do it Yourself' Divorce Clinic
Learn how to complete, file & serve your Divorce petition, and understand the process. All interested parties must register via an application process by calling 249-7202. This takes place from 9:30 am to Noon, at the Enterprise Center, Gunnison conference room, 300 North Cascade Avenue, in Montrose. It's sponsored by the Colorado Legal Services and the Uncompahgre Volunteer Legal Aid. This event happens every month, per availability of facilitator and space.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
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Wednesday May 23
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
9:00 am – 3:00 pmFood For Thought yard sale and car wash
Delta Opportunity School holds their year end yard sale May 23rd. All of the proceeds will go to Food For Thought, a kids feeding kids program. The address for the yard sale is 366 East 8th Street and the car wash is at 822 Grand Ave in Delta from 9 AM to 3 PM. For more information call (970) 874-2753
5:30 pmLadies Night, Paonia
Live Music at Revolution Brewing in Paonia
Wednesday, May 23:
Ladies Night, featuring Ellen Hutto, Andrea Lecos and Paula Olsen.May 30 -- Sticky Mulligan and David Alderdice gettin funky!
June 6 -- Tony Rosario blurs the lines between blues, rock, soul & country
General info applicable to all events:
Music starts at 5:30 p.m. in Revolution Brewing's tasting room (unless otherwise noted,) located at 325 Grand Avenue in Paonia, CO. Open mic night, hosted by JoeAlan, is the first Thursday of every month (also unless otherwise noted.)More information can be found at:
http://www.revolution-brewing.com
http://www.facebook.com/revbrew/
970-260-48696:00 pm – 8:00 pmPublic Access Group of Ouray County May 23 Celebration
Members of the Public Access Group of Ouray County (PAG) invite you to please attend a celebration marking the release of several collaborative work products related to preserving public access on roads and trails in Ouray County. The event will take place on Wednesday, May 23, 2012 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at the Ouray County 4-H Event Center in Ridgway, CO. Doors open at 5:30 pm. The purpose of this presentation is to share information regarding the PAG’s accomplishments since the group’s inception. A draft map, produced as part of a collaborative planning process, that delineates historical roads and trails in Ouray County that are considered to be open to public access will be distributed at the presentation on May 23. PAG member representatives will also outline the process used in the production of this map.
Ouray County's mining heritage created a latticework of trails, wagon roads and foot paths to facilitate access to the many mining claims in the region. As Ouray County transitioned from the mining industry of the 1800’s and early 1900’s to the present tourism industry, these trails were converted to public recreational use and also facilitated public access to and through National Forest Service (USFS) and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) lands. Unfortunately, the onslaught of private property transactions, development proposals, and lack of a comprehensive map delineating historic byways, mining claims, and private federal property jurisdictions are jeopardizing public access to many of the historic corridors that have been used for over a century.
These threats were the catalyst for the formation of the Public Access Group of Ouray County (PAG) in 2008. The PAG is committed to work in a collaborative fashion to preserve and protect historic public access on Ouray County trails and roads for the future use and enjoyment of all citizens, users, and visitors. PAG members include the Ouray Board of County Commissioners, US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and numerous private hiking, trail, and motorized riding groups. Shortly after the PAG formed, the group was awarded a grant from Colorado State Parks and Wildlife. The grant is administered by Ouray County. The purpose of the grant award is to fund planning activities for the PAG such as trail inventory, mapping, process development, and the creation of a documented model for how to approach public access issues that could be used statewide by other groups, governmental entities and organizations.
The PAG effort is a unique and exciting demonstration of proactive community involvement by diverse parties with a common goal. The PAG demonstrates a collaborative, groundbreaking approach to the policy process in its attempt to bring together local government, public agencies, nonprofit organizations, the public, and private interests in the pursuit of creating a generalized model for protecting public access to trail systems that other groups in Colorado can use in the future as a guide for best practices. If you are interested in learning more about the PAG’s efforts, please join the group on May 23, 2012. All regular PAG meetings are also open to the public. You may request more information including the meeting schedule, agendas, and details for the upcoming celebration by contacting the PAG Coordinator, Kate McIntire, at kmcintire@ouraycountyco.gov.6:00 pm – 8:00 pmMeaningful Mindfulness: A Talk by John Bruna
John Bruna will give a talk on Meaningful Mindfulness on Wednesday, May 23, at 6 pm at the Paonia Public Library. John (also known as Chophel) is a former monk in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition and a great speaker who has visited Paonia many times with the monks. Join us Wednesday, May 23, at 6 o'clock at the Paonia Library for this talk on Meaningful Mindfulness.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pmGotta Be Girls, Montrose
Camp Robber – Music starts at 6PM
May 23 Gotta Be Girls
May 30 Rusty George & Alan Vigil
Camp Robber Restaurant
Montrose6:30 pmOpen Mic, Palisade
Palisade Brewery hosts an open mic every Wednesday 6:30 pm.
9:00 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Open Mic Night
Every Wednesday @ Naggy McGee's in Grand Junction
9pm 21+ no cover(The open mic follows the Irish Sessions on 1st & 3rd Wednesdays.)
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Thursday May 24
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
5:00 pm – 7:00 pmArtist Studio Tour, Ouray
ARTIST STUDIO TOUR at the studio of fine oil painter, ANN DETTMER in Ouray!
Thursday, May 24
5 pm - 7 pm
727 1/2 4th Street, OuraySee the studio where this artist creates! This event is intended for ages 10+.
Light food and drink will be served.
See you there!Presented by Weehawken Creative Arts
5:00 pm – 7:00 pmAnn Dettmer Studio Tour, Ouray
MEET THE ARTIST AND SEE WHERE SHE CREATES AT WEEHAWKEN'S OPEN STUDIO TOUR SERIES:
ANN DETTMER, OIL PAINTER
THURSDAY, MAY 24
from 5-7 pm
at her Ouray Studio
727 1/2 4th Street, OurayThis FREE event is intended for Ages 10 - Adult.
Light food and drink is served.
Sponsored by Weehawken Creative Arts.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
9:30 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Rockslide Brew Pub in Grand Junction hosts an open mic every Thursday, signup at 9:30, music starts at 10 pm. All genres welcome.
For more info: 858-7675, 245-2111 -
Friday May 25
N/A
Balloons n Varooms Hot Air Ballon and Classic Car Festival, Ridgway
Ridgway, aka the Gateway to the San Juans, hosts a breathtaking hot-air balloon festival highlighting southwest Colorado’s mountainous landscape. Encircled by mountain views, Balloons n’ Varooms also has an impressive classic car show, live music, tasty food and fresh brews. Hosted in the Ridgway Town Park and various Ridgway locations. ridgwaycolorado.com
Follow the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Balloons-N-Varoooms-2012/317561873166 for updates.Balloons n Varooms Hot Air Ballon and Classic Car Festival, Ridgway
N/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/ADelta Fine Arts Summer Exhibition
Annual art exhibit sponsored by Delta Fine Arts and open to all artists and students on the Western Slope in the fields of acrylics/oils, watercolors, mixed media, pastel, drawing, sculpture and photography. Best of Show - $250. Opening May 25, 6-8 PM at the Apple Shed, Cedaredge. Show continues through June 23.
N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
10:30 am – 12:00 pmComputer Class
Learn all about the iPad. Friday, May 25 from 10:30 to 12 Noon. Contact Cedaredge Library at 856-3518
1:00 pm – 4:00 pmYoga Workshop at Yoga Tree Studio in Hotchkiss
The Yoga Tree Studio in Hotckiss will be Hosting Devki Desai, a Senior Iyengar Yoga instructor from India. Please visit the Yoga Tree website for more information.
http://www.hotchkissyogatree.com/upcomingworkshops.php5:00 pm – 9:00 pmAnastarr Designs at Studio Bija, Paonia
Studio Bija presents Anastarr Designs for Paonia's Final Friday Art Walk. Anastarr is a local artist from Ridgway, Colorado and will be exhibiting her work in sacred geometry and mandalas.
5:00 pm – 8:00 pmFinal Friday Art Walk, Paonia
Paonia Last Friday Artwalk - Friday, May 25 from 5:00pm-8:00pm.
Downtown Paonia is the bee's knees. We all know that. But on the last friday of every month, it gets a little more hip with the Last Friday Artwalks. This month will feature the opening of the Hotchkiss Fine Art Association's Member Show. For more information visit: http://www.bluesage.org/events/paonia-last-friday-artwalk-2012-05-25/6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:00 pmDonny Morales & Glenn Patterson, Montrose
Canyon Creek Bed & Breakfast
Music starts at 6PMMay 25 Donny Morales & Glenn Patterson
Canyon Creek Bed & Breakfast, Montrose
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Saturday May 26
N/A
Vessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/ADelta Fine Arts Summer Exhibition
Annual art exhibit sponsored by Delta Fine Arts and open to all artists and students on the Western Slope in the fields of acrylics/oils, watercolors, mixed media, pastel, drawing, sculpture and photography. Best of Show - $250. Opening May 25, 6-8 PM at the Apple Shed, Cedaredge. Show continues through June 23.
N/ABalloons n Varooms Hot Air Ballon and Classic Car Festival, Ridgway
Ridgway, aka the Gateway to the San Juans, hosts a breathtaking hot-air balloon festival highlighting southwest Colorado’s mountainous landscape. Encircled by mountain views, Balloons n’ Varooms also has an impressive classic car show, live music, tasty food and fresh brews. Hosted in the Ridgway Town Park and various Ridgway locations. ridgwaycolorado.com
Follow the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Balloons-N-Varoooms-2012/317561873166 for updates.Balloons n Varooms Hot Air Ballon and Classic Car Festival, Ridgway
N/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
11:00 am – 4:00 pmridgway baloon varoom
memorial day festival with Northfork Flyers
1:00 pm – 4:00 pmYoga Workshop at Yoga Tree Studio in Hotchkiss
The Yoga Tree Studio in Hotckiss will be Hosting Devki Desai, a Senior Iyengar Yoga instructor from India. Please visit the Yoga Tree website for more information.
http://www.hotchkissyogatree.com/upcomingworkshops.php6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
7:00 pm3AM, Montrose
Horsefly Brew Co – Music starts at 7PM
May 26 3AM
Horsefly Brewing Co.
Montrose -
Sunday May 27
N/A
Delta Fine Arts Summer Exhibition
Annual art exhibit sponsored by Delta Fine Arts and open to all artists and students on the Western Slope in the fields of acrylics/oils, watercolors, mixed media, pastel, drawing, sculpture and photography. Best of Show - $250. Opening May 25, 6-8 PM at the Apple Shed, Cedaredge. Show continues through June 23.
N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/ABalloons n Varooms Hot Air Ballon and Classic Car Festival, Ridgway
Ridgway, aka the Gateway to the San Juans, hosts a breathtaking hot-air balloon festival highlighting southwest Colorado’s mountainous landscape. Encircled by mountain views, Balloons n’ Varooms also has an impressive classic car show, live music, tasty food and fresh brews. Hosted in the Ridgway Town Park and various Ridgway locations. ridgwaycolorado.com
Follow the event on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Balloons-N-Varoooms-2012/317561873166 for updates.Balloons n Varooms Hot Air Ballon and Classic Car Festival, Ridgway
N/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-96307:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
7:30 am – 4:00 pmGrowler Gran Fondo
The Growler Gran Fondo, a 64 mile supported road cycling ride from Gunnison to Mount Crested Butte and back to Gunnison, will take place on Growler weekend in Gunnison, CO, Sunday May 27th at 7:30 am. Schwag Bag, after ride food, beer and party included. All proceeds benefit Gunnison Partners Youth Mentoring program. For registration and information call 970-641-5513.
11:30 am – 2:30 pmMemorial Day Dinner in Crawford
Memorial Day Celebration Dinner Sunday, May 27 at the Crawford United Methodist Church 11;30-2:30. Roast Beef dinner provided by the Needle Rock Ladies Club, supported by Maher Onion Valley Club and Fruitand Mesa Club, $8, children $4 .
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
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Monday May 28
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/ADelta Fine Arts Summer Exhibition
Annual art exhibit sponsored by Delta Fine Arts and open to all artists and students on the Western Slope in the fields of acrylics/oils, watercolors, mixed media, pastel, drawing, sculpture and photography. Best of Show - $250. Opening May 25, 6-8 PM at the Apple Shed, Cedaredge. Show continues through June 23.
N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
8:00 amMountaineer Marathon
Lake City’s newest race is the Mountaineer Marathon and Half-Marathon. The race is organized by seniors at the Lake City Community School and all proceeds benefit the LCCS sports programs. The marathon is scheduled for mid-end May 2012. The course takes runners along Henson Creek on County Road 20, with the start and finish lines in the Town Park. For more information and registration, visit the marathon’s website (lake-citymarathon.com).
9:30 am – 12:00 pmTenkara USA’s Daniel Galhardo to present at RIGS
RIGS is excited to have a special guest that will expand our understanding of tenkara.
Founder and Owner of Tenkara USA, Daniel Galhardo, will be joining RIGS May28th for a presentation on tenkara style fly fishing. The talk will be accompanied by a fly-tying and casting clinic. Tenkara is currently being featured in Fly Fisherman magazine (June/July issue). Daniel is the first person to introduce tenkara outside of Japan, and he has spent considerable amount of time learning the method under the tenkara masters of the country. 565 Sherman St. FIshRigs.com for more information.6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
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Tuesday May 29
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/ABody Ecology Diet Classes
There is a ongoing class exploring the Body Ecology Diet Tuesday evenings @ 6:30 @ The Trading Post in Paonia.This fun, interactive class is open to all and is preceded each week by a healthy pot luck dinner, followed by a talk, discussion, and Q@A period. Topics will include:
~Benefits of the diet in reclaiming health, vitality, and rebuilding immunity
~Making cultured vegetables, and coconut and vegetable kefir
~Colon health, cleansing and care
For more information please call 628-5434N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19thN/ADelta Fine Arts Summer Exhibition
Annual art exhibit sponsored by Delta Fine Arts and open to all artists and students on the Western Slope in the fields of acrylics/oils, watercolors, mixed media, pastel, drawing, sculpture and photography. Best of Show - $250. Opening May 25, 6-8 PM at the Apple Shed, Cedaredge. Show continues through June 23.
7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
7:00 pm – 8:00 pmVenus Crosses the Sun
May 29th, the Black Canyon Astronomical Society will highlight the upcoming “Solar Transit of Venus” taking place on June 5th. The next time Venus crosses the Sun will be the year 2117…115 years! This month’s meeting is being held in Delta. The public is invited. There will also be interesting discussion about current astronomical topics and future outreaches. 7PM, “Partners” building, 511 East 10th St. www.blackcanyonastronomy.com or 970 856-7716
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Wednesday May 30
N/A
Delta Fine Arts Summer Exhibition
Annual art exhibit sponsored by Delta Fine Arts and open to all artists and students on the Western Slope in the fields of acrylics/oils, watercolors, mixed media, pastel, drawing, sculpture and photography. Best of Show - $250. Opening May 25, 6-8 PM at the Apple Shed, Cedaredge. Show continues through June 23.
N/AGifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
5:30 pmSticky Mulligan and David Alderdice, Paonia
Live Music at Revolution Brewing in Paonia
May 30 -- Sticky Mulligan and David Alderdice gettin funky!
June 6 -- Tony Rosario blurs the lines between blues, rock, soul & country
General info applicable to all events:
Music starts at 5:30 p.m. in Revolution Brewing's tasting room (unless otherwise noted,) located at 325 Grand Avenue in Paonia, CO. Open mic night, hosted by JoeAlan, is the first Thursday of every month (also unless otherwise noted.)More information can be found at:
http://www.revolution-brewing.com
http://www.facebook.com/revbrew/
970-260-48696:00 pmRusty George & Alan Vigil, Montrose
Camp Robber – Music starts at 6PM
May 30 Rusty George & Alan Vigil
Camp Robber Restaurant
Montrose6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
6:30 pmOpen Mic, Palisade
Palisade Brewery hosts an open mic every Wednesday 6:30 pm.
6:30 pm – 8:30 pmValley Voices
“Overcoming extra-ordinary mental & physical health obstacles”
Wed 5/30. Blue Sage 6:30 PM. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Autism, back injury/pain/degeneration. Laura Lee, Carter, Sanni & Diane share their gifts & lessons and how they have leaned to adapt & thrive. No charge.9:00 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Open Mic Night
Every Wednesday @ Naggy McGee's in Grand Junction
9pm 21+ no cover(The open mic follows the Irish Sessions on 1st & 3rd Wednesdays.)
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Thursday May 31
N/A
Gifts for the Goddess, Grand Junction
Annual "Gifts For the Goddess" Art Exhibition
Visual Art & Performance
Including but not limited to painting, sculpture, mixed mediums, photos, assemblage, collage, fiber, film, jewelry, performance art, dance, musicCostume Ball: Fri., April 27, 6 pm
Art Exhibit: April 27 - May 31, 2012
Planet Earth & the 4 Directions Gallery
524 Colorado Ave.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-256-9630N/ADelta Fine Arts Summer Exhibition
Annual art exhibit sponsored by Delta Fine Arts and open to all artists and students on the Western Slope in the fields of acrylics/oils, watercolors, mixed media, pastel, drawing, sculpture and photography. Best of Show - $250. Opening May 25, 6-8 PM at the Apple Shed, Cedaredge. Show continues through June 23.
N/AVessels at the Ridgway Public Library
Ceramic art by Danelle Hughes Norman
Show opening from 4 to 7 on Saturday, May 19th7:30 am – 10:30 amBlack Canyon Ascent
The 37th Black Canyon Ascent is a scenic and challenging 6-mile run/walk benefiting the Montrose Community Foundation. Race starts at the junction of US Hwy 50 and CO Hwy 347 east of Montrose, walkers at 7:30 and runners at 8:00 a.m. Pre-registration available at blackcanyon races.com and for more info call Jan at 970-626-5760
5:00 pm – 7:00 pmPaonia Wellness Center Business After Hours with the Chamber of Commerce
Join the Paonia Wellness Center for food, drinks and more.... Paonia Wellness Center is the combined energy of Licensed Acupuncturist and Chinese Herbalist Rebecca Miller, and Physician's Assistant Jean Ceriani. The focus of the Center is to provide quality, affordable, integrative health care and health education for citizens in the community.
6:00 pm – 10:00 pmCasino Night
Ridgway HS music Europe trip fundraiser-at divide ranch & club -Sat March 17 6-10 pm-complementary hor d'oeuvres and coffee-black jack, roulette, texas hold em-contact kathryn kubini 626-5788 ext 2500
9:30 pmOpen Mic, Grand Junction
Rockslide Brew Pub in Grand Junction hosts an open mic every Thursday, signup at 9:30, music starts at 10 pm. All genres welcome.
For more info: 858-7675, 245-2111
