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Free Take One! The Western Slope’s Guide to Entertainment, Arts & News for September 2017 FREE TAKE ONE! The TheSource The SourceSourceTheSource Bountiful Storage aExpansive Courtyard Ultra-Luxury Kitchen Eileen Turner 131 N 6th Street #200 Grand Junction, CO 3,237 sq ft, 35.58 Acres, 3 Car Garage, (970) 243-0456 2 Stories, 3 Brd, Luxury Craftsmanship , (970) 260-7012 (Cell) Work Shop with Office, Media & Exercise Room @EileenTurnerColdwellBankers 20550 Little Park Road (MLS # 681914) [email protected] Ravishing Views Inside & Out Join Us For 2017 Presented By September 22– 24 For More Information Go To: FruitaFallFestival .com 2 YVSOURCE.COM C The SOURCE • September 2017 GO FOR AN • Secondary name on event advertising and collateral ART WALK • Opportunity to include items in participant In Grand Junction, giveaway bag COMMUNITY • Two premium hole sponsorships with sign-age First Fridays C Source • Banner with name displayed at Dinosaur Journey The first Friday of every month — are the time Media Sponsor: $2,000 to find art galleries’ new exhibits opening and These sponsors will help lead the promotional receptions filling the evening. In Fruita, Fourth The RADIO ROOM Old Fossil efforts for the Old Fossil Golf Tournament Fridays are the go-to evening for art. In Pali- • Two foursomes sade, any day of the week is a fine time to seek Classic Film Series Golf Tournament • Secondary name on event advertising and out art. collateral Every 1st Tuesday September 22, 2017 • Opportunity to include items in participant giveaway bag Gateway-Unaweep of the month 7:00 PM Is golf your game of choice? Travel back in • Two premium hole sponsorships with sign-age time to a day when the T-Rex and Apatosaurus Fire Department KAFM Community Radio will be hosting a • Banner with name displayed at Dinosaur Journey (Brontosaurs) roamed the what is now the Grand Classic Film Series the first Tuesday of every Valley while enjoying your favorite pastime. The Dynamite Shoot th Prehistoric-Contributing Sponsor: $1,000 month beginning September 5 . They will show Old Fossil Golf Tournament offers golf enthusiasts a classic cinematic treasure in the Radio Room • One foursome October 7 and social golfers the opportunity to enjoy one at 1310 Ute Avenue starting at 7:00pm. Tickets • Name on event advertising and collateral of western Colorado’s finest golf courses with 10 AM to 4:30 PM in Gateway, Colorado! are just $5. • Opportunity to include an item in participant their friends, peers and co-workers while This is a Professional, Safe, “LOUD”, and All the movies are kid friendly, so this is a great giveaway bag supporting the efforts of Family Health West Historic Shooting Event. family outing or date night for all ages. There will and Museums of Western Colorado’s Dinosaur Proceeds go to the Gateway Unaweep Fire be popcorn, drinks, and candy available. Lunch Sponsorship: $1,000 Journey. Department, a non-profit volunteer organization Radio Room Film Series This sponsor will underwrite the lunch that serving the Gateway and Unaweep Canyon area. The Radio Room film series is held in the will provide to the players at the end of play and MUST HAVE HUNTER SAFETY KAFM Radio Room, located at 1310 Ute Avenue, during the awards ceremony. CARD IF 14 AND UNDER. Grand Junction, CO. The Radio Room is a • One foursome EVENTS WILL INCLUDE: live music venue in an intimate environment, • Name on event advertising and collateral ▪ Offhand Rifle (100-500 yards) – Special 350, with only 75 seats and great acoustics. KAFM • Opportunity to include an item in participant 450 & 500 yard Jackpot Targets Community Radio is a public access radio sta- giveaway bag ▪ Bench Rest Hunting Rifle (350 - 430 yards) tion serving Mesa County in Western Colorado. This Old Fossil is being held in conjunction • Branding and sign-age on the lunch bar Breakfast Sponsor: $500 ▪ Bench Rest Unlimited Rifle (550 - 610 yards) KAFM has been on-air since 1999 and is pro- with the 2017 Fruita Fall Festival. Beer Cart Sponsor: $500 ▪ Big Dog Range (775 - 830 yards) grammed by a passionate staff of over 150 vol- September 22, 2017 at the Adobe Creek Golf Morning Bloody Mary Bar Sponsor: $500 ▪ Running Deer Range (25+ yards) unteers. Course Contest Sponsor: $500 ▪ Pistol Shoot (50 ft.) Sponsorship Levels: $3,500 This sponsorship underwrites the contest of their ▪ Special 1000, 1200 & 1500 yard targets / .50 The Old Fossil-Title Sponsor Winner of the 2016 choice. • Two golf players • Sign-age on the BMG & Muzzle breaks allowed • Three foursomes contest hole ▪ Special “Youth” (14 & Under) 100 yard Governor’s Award for • Primary name and logo on all event advertising bench rest shoot. Youth Shooters shoot for half and collateral Contests available for sponsorship: price. MUST HAVE HUNTER SAFETY CARD. Best Small Town Festival! • Name and logo displayed on player gifts • Closest to the Pin $15 Shooter Fee - - $2.50/shot • Three premium hole sponsorships with sign-age • Longest Drive Volunteer to help at the shoot and get your • Opportunity to include items in participant • Longest Putt shooter fee paid for. Go to www.gufd.org for giveaway bag • Closest to the Creek details. Please remember your Gun Safety Rules • Banner with name and logo displayed at Dinosaur • Oldest Fossil & That this is ALWAYS an Alcohol and Drug- Journey during the week of the Golf Tournament Hole Sponsor: $150 free event. NO EXCEPTIONS! For information, contact Peter Booth, Museums ▪ Always treat every gun as if it is loaded Jurassic-Major Sponsor: $2,000 of Western Colorado, 970-242-0971 or Stacey ▪ Never point a gun at anything you are not • Two foursomes willing to destroy Mascarenas, Family Health West, 970-858-2170. ▪ Aways be sure of your target and what is beyond your target ▪ Keep your finger off the trigger & out of the trigger guard until your sights are on target & you are ready to fire Don’t miss the Community Club Breakfast! Pancakes - Biscuits and Gravy - Scrambled Eggs - Coffee The 17th Annual Mountain Harvest Festival Gateway PTO Lunch September 21-24, 2017 in Paonia, Colorado. With summer ending and the new school year upon us, this is the perfect time for parents Hamburgers ∙ Hot Dogs ∙ Chips ∙ Soft Drinks Activities in town park and downtown for the to consider the many activities available in the Grand Valley for our youth. We’ve compiled Our thanks to Gateway Excavation for their whole family with a bounty of arts, chili cook- a list of resources to help you get your kids active and involved this school year: continued support of this event by supplying off, kids area, grape stomp, bicycle farm and and handling our explosives. Contact them at winery tours, harvest market, and live music all Girl Scouts of Colorado: 970-255-0555 for all your blasting needs. weekend. http://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org (970) 242-4461 Order Saturday concert tickets on-line before Gateway-Unaweep Fire Department they're gone! Learn more at Boy Scouts of Colorado: PO Box 126 • Gateway CO 81522 www.mountainharvestfestival.org http://www.wccbsa.org (970) 243-0346 970-931-2228 For more information contact Joy Kuhlman at [email protected] or call 970-234- Girls on the Run: Paradise Theatre 2572 https://www.gotrwesterncolorado.org (970) 257-9267 Movie Club Mesa Juniors Volleyball Club: Glenwood Springs http://www.mesajuniors.com The Paradise Theatre is offering a Movie Mesa County 4 H: https://www.mesa Club: Club Paradiso. For only $25.00 per year, Chamber Presents county4-hfoundation.org (970) 244-1834 your membership includes: Treasure Hunt 2017: • A punch card – buy 5 movies and get the 6th Grand Junction Indoor Tennis: one free. ($8.50 value) A Bridge to Riches http://www.jitctennis.com (970) 242-2180 • 2 “Bring a Friend” Passes where you can buy one movie ticket and get one free. ($17.00 value) In an effort to help keep downtown vibrant Monument Little League: • 2 free “Club Members Only” movie screen- during the Grand Avenue Bridge detour, http://www.monumentlittleleague.org (970) 256-9012 ings per year, ($17.00 value) the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Associ- • 1 free movie poster of the Club Member’s ation is holding a treasure hunt. One lucky and Grand Valley BMX: choosing, while supplies last ($10.00 value) extremely savvy person will discover a prize http://www.grandvalleybmx.com (970) 433-7159 Your support ensures the theater’s longevi- package worth more than $1,000. The first clue ty and helps us continue to bring quality mov- was posted on August 14, and new clues will be Grand Valley Lacrosse: ies, documentaries and events. It also allows posted every Monday morning until the treasure https://leagueathletics.com/?org=GRANDVALLEYLAX.COM us to provide low rental rates for your favorite is found. The treasure hunt will conclude on non-profits so they can fund-raise and comple- Small Business Saturday, November 25. Mesa County Junior Football Association: ment our wide variety of programming. https://mcyouthsports.com (970) 245-0725 Club membership runs from Everyone is welcome and encouraged to September 1, 2017 – August 3, 2018. participate. Look for clues in the chamber’s, The Grand Valley Soccer Association: To join, stop by the Paradise Theatre box office Week Ahead email, the Glenwood Springs Post http://www.gvsoccer.org (970) 242-4550 and fill out the Club Paradiso Membership Form. Independent, glenwoodchamber.com and on the For questions, please contact the chamber’s Facebook page @gwschamber. For Western Colorado Center for the Arts: Theatre’s Operations Manager. more information, visit glenwoodchamber.com/ http://gjartcenter.org (970) 243-7337 [email protected] treasure. September 2017 • The SOURCE C YVSOURCE.COM 3 Dear Editor Hi Jeff, ocal Friends Meet Fr Where L iends Just picked up a copy of “Source” For Breakfast & Lunch and enjoy reading it.
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