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Thursday, Apr 17 |
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GENERAL
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GRAND JUNCTION BEACONFEST 2025
9:00am-3:00pm, Grand Junction Convention Center, 115 Main Street, Grand Junction, CO
Celebrate age at Grand Junction BeaconFest!
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Colorado’s premier event for boomers and seniors returns to Grand Junction on Thursday, April 17 with free admission, live music, resources and big giveaways! Grand Junction’s biggest and funnest celebration for seniors, baby boomers and their families is back! BeaconFest, the state’s largest senior expo, takes over the Grand Junction Convention Center on Thursday, April 17, 2025, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission is FREE for a full day of entertainment and education for adults age 60 and older. BeaconFest is the best chance to visit directly with more than 100 local businesses and national agencies devoted to helping seniors age well in Western Colorado. Attendees can enjoy live music from some of the area’s most beloved musicians, sample delicious food from local restaurants and gain valuable information from expert-led seminars on a variety of topics. Plus, attendees can enter drawings for prizes every half-hour! At 1 p.m., the Volunteer of the Year ceremony will honor outstanding senior volunteers who make a difference in our community. Starting March 5, BEACON readers can learn about this year’s nominees and vote for their favorites at BeaconSeniorNews.com. For more information about BeaconFest, visit BeaconFest.com or call 970-243-8829.
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LITERARY
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POETS & WRITERS AT CMU
7:00pm-8:30pm, Lithic Bookstore 138 Park Square Fruita
Poets & Writers at CMU is a reading series
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that brings three writers from the University and the western slope to the community, for an hours' worth of reading, followed by Q+A and discussion. This reading will feature Alissa Broom, Danny Rosen, and Miriam Sagan.
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Saturday, Apr 19 |
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FREE SEED DAY!
Seed giveaway / swap
11:00am-6:00pm, Canna Care: 250 Fischer Ave, Grand Junction, CO 81503
Free Seed Day includes booths, classes, live
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music, food trucks, raffles, a seed swap and and of course free seeds! We are hoping to pull the community together and encourage people to grow their own plants! We plan to make this a yearly event.
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VISUAL ARTS
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2025 POLLUX FASHION SHOW
2:00pm-5:00pm, Metallark Gardens
Get your tickets now to the 2025 Pollux Spring
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Fashion Show!? Join us for an afternoon of fashion, flowers, and style! April 19, 2025 Doors open at 2:00 pm. Show begins at 2:30 pm Meadowlark Garden 2259 Broadway, Grand Junction, CO Expect stunning styles, local models, and a show-stopping event that you won’t want to miss! Get early access to the Exclusive Spring & Summer Collection. But don’t wait—Tickets are Limited and will go Fast! 10% of all ticket sales will go to support the Grand Junction High School Tiger Boutique, which provides professional clothing to students to help students Dress For Success! V.I.P. Tickets- $60 G.A. Tickets- $40
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DANCE
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THEATRE
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CLASSICS, ROMANTICS, AND MODERN WORKS III
7:00pm-9:00pm, Montrose Pavilion Event Center, 1800 Pavilion Dr, Montrose, CO 81401
Our third annual mixed bill is one not to miss!
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Classics, Romantics, and Modern Works, or CRM, is gaining in popularity as a favorite annual performance to see Colorado West Performing Arts Company (CWPAC) artists in. This full-length performance includes a variety of variations and pas de deux from popular classical ballets, as well as original contemporary works to show the versatility of our artists that you've grown to see in various roles. The array of dancing, costuming, and emotions you will walk away with makes this performance the perfect way to enjoy a date night or to treat your mother for Mother's Day. This performance features thirteen professional company artists, three trainees, and commissioned work from guest choreographers. The show is under two hours including a 20-minute intermission. Opportunities to meet the cast and take photos will follow each performance in the auditorium. Thanks to the support of a generous underwriter, CWPAC is able to offer accessible ticket pricing for this performance, ensuring more families and community members can experience the beauty of live professional ballet.
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Wednesday, Apr 23 |
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CLASSES/LECTURES
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COLORADO ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY MEETING
Early road building in western Colorado
6:30pm-8:30pm, Redlands United Methodist Church, 527 Village Way, Grand Junction, Co. 81507
Robert Silbernagel, history columnist for the
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Daily Sentinel, will speak on ""The Loring Road, overcoming travel obstacles on the Colorado Plateau."" Learn how Colonel William Loring and his 300 soldiers built the first road for wheeled vehicles across eastern Utah and western Colorado in 1858. Bob will also speak of ancient attempts to create travel routes through this rugged region.
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Thursday, Apr 24 |
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GENERAL
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GRAND VALLEY JOB FAIR
10:00am-2:00pm, 910 N 12th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
The Mesa County Workforce Center and Colorado
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Mesa University's Alumni and Career Services invite you to join the 2025 Grand Valley Job Fair. This event will connect our local community with employers who are looking to hire for summer internships, part-time positions, and full-time jobs. Connect with a diverse range of local employers from various industries. Network to build connections with professionals and industry leaders. Discover full-time, part-time, and summer internship opportunities. Enjoy food and beverages sold by local vendors.
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FORUM: IMPACTS OF FEDERAL CUTS ON WESTERN COLORADO
6:00pm-8:00pm, Moss Auditorium Love Hall
Impacts of Federal Cuts in Western Colorado: A
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Panel Discussion Thursday April 24, 5:30-7:30 The Moss Performing Arts Center in the Love Recital Hall, 1299 N 12th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501 Join Western Colorado Alliance for an evening with West Slope leaders and experts representing different communities impacted by recent federal budget and personnel cuts. Topics will cover health care, water issues, agriculture, outdoor recreation, energy, and other critical sectors that define life in Western Colorado. Panelists will address the current and future impacts these cuts will have in our communities through a series of questions from moderator Tim Casey, as well as questions from our audience. Panelists include: Steve Wolff , General Manager of the Southwestern Water Conservation District Sarah Shrader, founder of the Outdoor Recreation Coalition of the Grand Valley Dr. Mike Pramenko, President of the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians Kent Blackwell , Chief Admin Officer of the Delta Montrose Electric Association Alisha Wenger, Executive Director of the Grand Junction Community Food Bank Register to attend in person at: https://secure.everyaction.com/5WoUKRZQXUegF3S6OWHxAg2 The event will also be recorded and live streamed via Zoom, if you wish to attend virtually register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kAIZQkeMTeeCbzvWUWvB8Q#/registration If you have any questions, please reach out to Tyler McDermott at: tyler@westerncoloradoalliance.org
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GENERAL
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IMPACTS OF FEDERAL CUTS IN WESTERN COLORADO: A PAN
6:00pm-8:00pm, Moss Performing Arts Center, 1299 N 12th St, Grand Junction, CO 81501
Join Western Colorado Alliance for an evening
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with West Slope leaders and experts representing different communities impacted by recent federal budget and personnel cuts. Topics will cover health care, water issues, agriculture, outdoor recreation, energy, and other critical sectors that define life in Western Colorado. Panelists will address the current and future impacts these cuts will have in our communities through a series of questions from moderator Dr. Tim Casey, as well as questions from our audience. Panelists include: Steve Wolff , General Manager of the Southwestern Water Conservation District Sarah Shrader, founder of the Outdoor Recreation Coalition of the Grand Valley Dr. Mike Pramenko, President of the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians Kent Blackwell , Chief Admin Officer of the Delta Montrose Electric Association Alisha Wenger, Executive Director of the Grand Junction Community Food Bank Janie VanWinkle, owner of VanWinkle Ranch Register to attend in person at: https://westerncoloradoalliance.org/impacts-of-federal-cuts-on-western-colorado/ The event will also be recorded and live streamed via Zoom, if you wish to attend virtually register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kAIZQkeMTeeCbzvWUWvB8Q#/registration If you have any questions, please reach out to Tyler McDermott at: tyler@westerncoloradoalliance.org
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THEATRE
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THE 39 STEPS
7:30pm-9:30pm, Asteria Theatre • 864 Bunting Ave.
Based on the Hitchcock thriller of the same name,
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The 39 Steps follows Richard Hannay as he embarks on a high-speed chase from a London music hall to Scotland’s highlands, where he must dodge devious spies and attempt to reveal the secrets of an international spy ring. With inventive stagecraft and nimble performances, four actors play more than 100 characters. Don’t miss this fast-paced, riotous spoof that is equal parts slapstick comedy and film noir thriller. Rated PG
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