 | NCAA Central Baseball Regionals May 14, 2009 to May 17, 2009 Ticket Prices:$8 adults, $5 students; Tournament passes: $2/$15 Tournament Schedule (All Games are at Sam Suplizio Field)(LIVE STATS) (KMSA Radio will broadcast all Mesa State Games) LIVE RADIO Sam Suplizio Field 12th & North Ave, CO www.mesamavs.com/sports/2009/5/11/BB_0511090503.aspx?id=181 |
| | Museum of Western Colorado Archeological Class May 15, 2009 to May 17, 2009 $50 and it includes all course materials This topic of this course is Perishable Materials and it takes its name from the nature of the artifacts that are from animal bones, leather, skin , fur, shells and plant materials. It covers the importance of these materials and artifacts to the subsistence and cultural practice of the people who made and used them.----Contact the Loyd Files Research Library (970) 242-0971, ext. 209. Reservations are required. Last day to register is May 1, 2009 Whitman Educational Center 248 S. Fourth Street, CO (970) 242-0971 ext 209 |
| | Grand Mesa International -- Public welcome to view. Schedule and location at website www.grandjunctionsoccer.com Grand Junction Soccer Club 529 25 1/2 Rd. Ste B112, CO 970.242.4550 x-206 www.grandjunctionsoccer.com/tournaments.html |
| | Barrel Into Spring May 16, 2009 to May 17, 2009 10:00 - 4:00 Saturday; 10:00 - 3:00 Sunday $65 call (970) 255-1471 There will be 8 wineries featuring their current releases as well as giving a sneak-peek at what is to come! All of the fantastic wines will also be paired with delectable foods.--The Cost includes a commemorative wine glass, entrance into a drawing for a free case of wine, and a passport. The tickets are non-refundable; however they are transferable by the holder. Limited to 375 attendees each event Two Rivers Winery 2087 Broadway, CO 866-312-WINE (9463) or 970-255-1471 www.tworiverswinery.com |
| | Mesa County Fairgrounds 2785 US Hwy 50, CO Hotline: 970-255-7100; Office: 255-7107 |
| | A four day, fully supported mountain bike ride from Grand Junction to Moab on the famed Kokopelli trail. ----- In fact, the Kokopelli trail was featured in Bike Magazine just last month as one of the “most committed” trails in the country. If you’re up for somefun and commitment, go to the COPMOBA website for more information and to register for the event. ----- You’ll have so much fun this year that you’ll want to do it every year! (970) 244-8877 www.copmoba.org/events/?news_id=1063 |
| | Just inside the East Entrance Gate --spring concert in this natural red rock amphitheater. No parking at Devil's Kitchen Picnic Area. A shuttle service will be provided. ***** Park at Wingate Elementary School located at 351 South Camp Road. Shuttles will start at 4:30 p.m. and run every 15 minutes until 7:30 p.m. Plan on carrying your your collapsible lawnchairs and picnic suppers on the bus.Disabled access only: call 858-3617 Ext 364 to make arrangements. (970) 858-3617 x 360 or x 308 |
| | At a prison in the high desert foothills of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, hard-core criminals are given 90 days to tame wild mustangs. They are as different as the worlds they come from. The man who lived by armed robbery and assault and the wild horse from the government range lands are brought together in a most unlikely place. Colorados Canon City Correctional Facility runs a program designed to save some of the estimated 32,000 horses that run wild on public land, which is nearly 4,000 more than the land can sustain, according to the Bureau of Land Management. ----- Beautifully photographed, */The Wild Horse Redemption/* goes beyond the obvious parallels between the wild horses and inmates to reveal deeper connections and lessons. /CASLIS Toronto Film Festival Review/ REELTIME @ THE RADIO ROOM 1310 Ute Ave, CO 970-241-8801 ext 216 www.kafmradio.org |
| | Centennial Band at Avalon Theater for Honor Flight WWII Benefit May 21, 2009 7:30 p.m Donations are requested The Symphonic Band will perform in a special benefit concert: Admission is free, but donations are requested for the Honor Flight Network Program which sends local WWII Veterans to Washington D.C. to visit the World War II memorial. Other groups at the benefit include the popular, toe-tapping music of King N Trio. Benefit Sponsor, Cumulus Broadcasting, wants to reach its $30,000 goal from the concert to cover the Veterans travel costs. Avalon Theater 645 Main Street, CO (970) 243-9091 |
| | 64th Annual Shrine Circus at Mesa County Fairgounds May 22, 2009 to May 23, 2009 10 am, 8 pm shows gates open 9 am and 6 pm $10 adults $5 child - (Under 3 no charge with adult) at City Market. At gate $12/$6 Mesa County Fairgrounds 2785 US Highway 50, Grand Junction, CO 970-255-7100 |
| | Presented by the Columbine Cavy Club. Mesa County Fairgrounds Community Building 2785 US Highway 50, Grand Junction, CO 970-255-7100 |
| | 52nd Annual JUCO World Series May 23, 2009 to May 30, 2009 5/22-Banquet Tickets are $40. JUCO Office, 970-245-9166, or Chamber of Commerce, 970-242-3214 Advance Pass $25.00, Senior/Student Pass $20: Alpine Bank, Walmart, City Market, Safeway, Albertsons, Gene Taylors, Mesa Mall Get a full week of great baseball. See 10 teams in seven days! Support a terrific community tradition. ----- Your participation continues to support improvement and development of the lincoln Park facility.----Check JUCO website for Division Champions. 970-245-9166 or GJ CoC 242-3214 www.jucogj.org/index.php |
| | Naturalist Dave Price will demonstrate basic techniques for using field guides and recommend tips for bird identification. Afterwards, Price will lead a short hike along lower No Thoroughfare Creek and provide assistance for putting into practice those newly learned birding skills. Bring binoculars. (970) 858-3617 x 364 |
| | Come celebrate this beautiful new landscaped street, the last weekend in May. On Friday, May 29, there will be a ribbon cutting in the 400 block and a reception at Today's Home Furniture and Design. Saturday, all activities are centered in the parking lot of 560 Salon. KOOL 107.9 will broadcast live from 10am-noon. Stevo and Willow will entertain the kids with balloon twisting and face art from noon-2pm and Influx, a local jazz band, will perform from 1-3pm. Many Colorado businesses have offered merchandise and gift cards. Everyone, please come join us! 400 block of Colorado Ave, CO |
| | Jerry Hahn in the Radio Room May 29, 2009 7:00 p.m. $15 and can be purchased online or by calling the station Jerry Hahn returns to the KAFM Radio Room for another great concert. The Radio Room is known as one of the best small venues in the valley. With only 75 seats in the house, everyone has great view in this intimate venue. Hahn played to a sold out house last May. KAFM 1310 Ute Ave, CO (970) 241-8801 ext. 223. www.kafmradio.org |
| | Presented by Grand Valley Dressage Society. Mesa County Fairgrounds Covered Arena 2785 US Hwy 50, CO 970-255-7100 |
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| | 'United We Dance' Performance May 30, 2009 7:30 pm meet and greet, 8:00 pm show time $10 adults, $8 seniors, $6 students--tickets available at the door. A collaborative, multi-media performances entitled "United We Dance" featuring a local professional cast of dancers, musicians, and members of the hip hop community. The performance showcases a variety of dance styles that represent different regions of our country - from jazz and tap to breakdancing and burlesque. Local jazz musicians, visual artists, and DJs will also join the collaboration. Robinson Theatre Theatre, Moss Performing Arts Center 1100 North Ave, CO 970-254-1166 www.pilatesspacegj.com |
| | 10th Annual Girl Scout Golf Challenge May 30, 2009 Shotgun start at 8 a.m. Registration opens at 7 a.m $75 per player Sign up your four-person teams of all men, all women or co-ed. Fee includes greens fees and cart, continental breakfast and awards lunch, beverage ticket, goodie bag, and contests and prizes. Hole sponsorships are available at $175 per hole. Prizes will be awarded for first and second place in each division: men, women and co-ed. Adobe Creek National Golf Course in Fruita 970-242-4461 www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org |
| | Two Rivers Convention Center 159 Main Street, CO |
| | Jazz guitarist Jerry Hahn at MSC May 31, 2009 3:00 pm $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5 students. Tickets may be purchased at the door, at Hart Music, or from members of MSC Jazz Ensemble. The concert, which kicks off the International Guitar Festival at Mesa State College, will feature Hahn in a jazz trio backed by Ken Walker, Instructor of Jazz Bass at the University of Denver, and Darin Kamstra, Director of Jazz Studies and Percussion at Mesa State College. Hahn’s appearance is sponsored by the Foundation for Western Culture and Policy, and all proceeds from tickets sales will benefit music scholarships and the Jazz Studies Program at Mesa State College. Robinson Theatre at the Moss Performing Arts Center 1100 North Avenue, CO 970-248-1088 www.mesastate.edu |
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