The town of Palisade is taking the next step forward in its effort to upgrade its sewer treatment by sending its wastewater to the Clifton Sanitation District.
DEAD COWBOYZ, 7 p.m. June 11, Triple Tree Tavern, 201 Second St., Clifton, facebook.com/Triple-Tree-Tavern-115764786935019.
After more than a year existing month to month online, Cavalcade’s Variety Show is ready to leave the digital world.
Shows that COVID-19 took off the stage in 2020 are finally coming back in Grand Junction, and Carlos Mencia’s upcoming evening of stand-up comedy is one of those.
If you are a fan of genre hopping — bluegrass to country, jazz to classical, punk to EDM — the coming days will be music to your ears.
If you’re ready get out of town for a day or two, then consider checking out Crawford Pioneer Days in Crawford, which is east of Delta on Colorado Highway 92.
Kind of like phases of the moon, James and Leigh Ann Van Fossan know well the phases of skepticism that can gradually cross a face.
June’s First Friday is set to be one of the biggest so far in 2021.
The Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra is turning to the visual melodies created by wildflowers and butterfly bushes with its newest event.
Summer weather is here and that means the pizza is ready at Fire Pit Friday.
OXYMORONS, 7–10 p.m. Friday, June 4, Warehouse 25Sixty-Five, 2565 American Way, free party in the parking lot, warehouse2565.com.
Welcome to the summer of 2021! I am pleased to introduce myself and this new column, All Things Food.
The Band In The Barrel concert series has begun at Restoration Vineyards, and it will continue with live music on Saturday afternoons into October.
With drumming and documentaries, garden tours and tipi painting, the Ute Indian Museum will host a Community Appreciation Festival.
SUCKAFISH, 6 p.m. Friday, May 28, Monumental Beer Works’ patio, 2575 U.S. Highway 6&50, take a camp chair, facebook.com/monumentalbeerworks.
Two weeks ago, Atlantic Records released the 50th anniversary edition of what is considered by many to be one of the greatest recordings in rock ’n’ roll history.
Dinosaur Days are here for 2021, and they will be different than in years past.
Mesa County Libraries is ready for a busy summer, recently welcoming a new 970West artist in residence and getting ready for the launch of its summer reading program.
The unofficial start to summer is finally here with Memorial Day weekend!
Art on the Corner accepts submissions for 2021–22
Sit down and let others bring you to laughter with stand-up comedy at two local spots in the coming week.
