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MENTION THIS AD FOR A DISCOUNT 2 YVSOURCE.COM The SOURCE • September 2016 event is very special to the communi- Colorado Mesa U niversity athletics the Colorado Mesa and CSU -Pueblo ty and the program, by adding such a & wrestling for some great proj ects Football game. For more information, key member of the community as the this year and for years to come. The stay tuned to CMU Mavericks.com. main sponsor, it is going to make the 11th A nnual Bank of Colorado CMU event better in every possible way," Steak & Crab Fest will continue to be F rid ay , S eptember 30 head wrestling coach Chuck Pipher an amaz ing event for CMU Wrestling W yl ie and the W ild W est added. " Beyond this event, our pro- and the CMU fan base and commu- First concert of the Community gram appreciates Bank of Colorado' s nity. The Bank of Colorado Battle in Concerts of the Grand V alley 2016- contribution to other events such as the Brownson 17 series. Cowboy, H ispanic H eritage Month munity. The series covers a broad our Battle in Brownson and their com- will be another country, western K ic k -O f f Celebration spectrum of topics intended to help mitment to the athletic programs here great event to swing and folk music w ith k eyn ote speak ers enhance one’s health and well-being. at CMU ." work with these at its best! Great T ony O rtega & S yl vi a Montero A ll presentations will be held at the This year' s Battle in Brownson will organiz ations to entertainment for the F rid ay , S ept. 16 at 5: 30 p .m . Fruita Community Center at 324 N feature the Mavericks and arch-rival help showcase whole family. Wylie Each year, the U nited States hon- Coulson, Fruita CO . Western State Colorado on February 2. the CMU stu- and his Wild West ors the contributions that L atinos have " Bank of Colorado has always dent-athletes," group have a goal— made to our country with a H ispanic T he f irst session in the series: been a strong supporter of com- A + Sports “ to win a crowd th H eritage Month celebration that runs September 27 - P r e v e n ti n g C hi ld munity events and Colorado Mesa Marketing Dave and not be boring! ” from Sept. 15 to O ct. 15. S e x u a l A b u s e , presented by Jody U niversity. The CMU Steak & Crab V ondy said. Grand Junction H igh O nce again this year, the Western Brandon of the Western Slope Center Fest has always been a great event. Bank of School A uditorium, Colorado L atino Chamber of for Children. 5:30-7:30pm. We are excited to be the title sponsor Colorado part- 7:30 PM. Purchase Commerce, in partnership with the L earn how to help prevent child sex- and provide some additional support nered with the entire six-con- Colorado Minority Business O ffice ual abuse and the impact of an esti- to help the event continue to grow and A + Sports cert series ( check and The A rt Center, will host the annu- mated 4 0 million victims in the U .S. prosper. We look forward to a strong Marketing and our website: http:// al kick-off celebration for N ational by registering today for an upcoming partnership between Bank of Colorado V ondy to help communityconcerts- H ispanic H eritage Month on Friday, “ Stewards of Children” workshop cre- & Colorado Mesa U niversity," Bank of market the grandvalley.org/ for Sept. 16, at 5:30 p.m. at The A rt ated by Darkness To L ight ( D2L ) , a Colorado President Jeff Franklin said. events. only $70 adults/$3 5 students. O r pur- Center. non-profit dedicated to the prevention A banner with information regard- The Steak and Crab Fest will be chase tickets for this performance only This is a free event for the com- of child sexual abuse. ing the Steak and Crab Fest along with held on O ctober 1 in conj unction with for $25 a dult/$15 s tudents. munity, featuring music and dance The training is open to the pub- pictures of 2015 N ational Champion performances, the presentation of lic and is of specific interest among James Martinez and 2016 A ll- the H ispanic A dvancement A ward, parents, youth sports organiz ations, A merican Marcus H aughian is located Send your community event and keynote speakers Tony O rtega coaches, camp counselors, youth ser- on the west side of the building. The information to and Sylvia Montero. In recognition vice organiz ations, teachers, school " It was a pleasure working togeth- [email protected] of H ispanic H eritage Month, The A rt personnel and faith centers. The two- Source er to connect Bank of Colorado and Center will feature an exhibit of O rtega hour workshop is designed to educate and Montero’s work, as well as a sec- adults on how to prevent, recogniz e ond exhibit of L atino artists from the and react responsibly to the reality of The Source Card is currently raising money for these groups, Western Slope. child sexual abuse. if you would like to buy a Source Card & help Since the Western Colorado L atino * * Please register online through Chamber of Commerce’s inception in WSCChildren.org or call Jody out one of these non-profi t groups, please call 2013, the organiz ation has collaborated Brandon at ( 9 70) 24 5-3788 with with the Mesa County Public L ibrary que stions. District, the H ispanic A ffairs Proj ect, the Western Colorado Congress, E ntreF lamenc o S anta F e Migrant Education and the L atin R eturns to G rand Ju nc tion A nglo A lliance, to celebrate H ispanic Thursday, September 29 th, The H eritage Month in the Grand V alley. Grand Junction Symphony presents This year the WCL CC welcomes The World-renowned Spanish Flamenco R ich K linz m a nn A rt Center as a sponsor for the 2016 dancer A ntonio Granj ero in a rous- T he S our ce C a r d is 970-208-4871 festivities. ing return to Grand Junction for a one loca l d is count ca r d w ith In addition to the Sept. 16 K ick-O ff, night only event. A ntonio along with ov er 7 0 pa r ticpa ting E tha n K is hi ongoing events in the month-long cel- featured dancer Estefania Ramirez B us ines s pa r tner s 7 2 0 - 3 6 3 - 6 0 6 1 ebration include the Colorado N ational take the A valon stage with their full Monument N aturaliz ation Ceremony company, EntreFlamenco Santa Fe. ( Sept. 14 ) , bilingual puppet shows The performance begins at 7:30pm at the Clifton and Central L ibraries at the A valon Theatre and all seating ( Sept. 15 and 23) , the L A A Golf is reserved. Tickets are $35 & $25 for Tournament scholarship fundraiser adults and $ 10 for students and chil- W end y H of f m a n ( Sept. 17) , N ational V oter Registration dren. Tickets can be purchased online S . K . A lf s ta d W ill K uhlm a n • 9 7 0 - 2 0 9 - 8 0 5 2 970-462-3126 Day ( Sept. 27) , and a mural painting at at GJSO .org, by calling 24 3-6787 or by 970-250-2744 L as Colonias park ( O ct. 15) . visiting the Grand Junction Symphony office at 4 14 Main Street. They will Mesa County C ommunity t o H ost also be available at the A valon Theatre If you need to raise money for your non-profi t group. Please call 970-773-7951 F ield s of F aith E ve nt one hour prior to the performance. S eptember 27th EntreFlamenco Santa Fe was Students and their families from the founded by A ntonio Granj ero in Grand V alley will be j oining thousands 19 9 8. Based originally in Madrid, of other youth and community mem- Spain, the company has traveled exten- bers on athletic fields across the nation sively around the U nited States and on Tuesday, Sept. 27th and will share Central A merica. They are returning to their Christian faith with fellow stu- Grand Junction after a sold-out perfor- dents and community members during mance at Grand Junction DanceSport the 12th annual national Fields of Faith last O ctober. event. This will be the 2nd A nnual Fields of Faith at Stocker Stadium. Colorad o Mesa L ast year over 1,500 people gath- P artners w ith B ank of Colorad o ered for the Community Prayer and Colorado Mesa U niversity athletics Worship Event. This year is expected and the Bank of Colorado announced to surpass 3,000 people. Tailgating is an agreement for sponsorship on encouraged and will begin at 5:30pm, Monday ( A ug. 29 ) . The sponsorship the event begins at 6:30pm. This event included the athletic department, the is being sponsored and supported Steak & Crab Fest hosted by the wres- locally by FCA , Wake U p Ministries, tling program and the annual Battle in The Christ Center and the Warrior at Brownson wrestling dual. H eart Men’s Ministry. More informa- " We are excited about this partner- tion is available at www.fieldsoffaith. ship between Bank of Colorado, our com. To learn more about the event wrestling program and the U niversity," in Mesa County, please contact Tina Colorado Mesa director of athletics Snover, ( 54 0) 9 08-7081 or tsnover@ Tom Spicer said. " Their support will fca.org. allow our wrestling and other athlet- ic programs to continue developing 2016 F all S peak er S eries their foundations and expectations (sponsored by t he City of F ruita and for success in competition and in the F amily H ealth W est) classroom! " In an effort to promote health " Colorado Mesa U niversity wres- and wellness, the Fruita Community tling is excited to team up with Bank Does your business take credit cards? Center and Family H ealth West will of Colorado as they headline the How would you like to be charged less? offer a speaker series free to the com- Steak and Crab Fest this year. This Call 970-234-4657 September 2016 • The SOURCE YVSOURCE.COM 3 but mostly focused on my passion, writing. My life had a lot of changes in the years after that, but Jeff and I Editorial always remained in contact and long story short, here I am again working Nora Hughes for what is now called The Source. [email protected] Recently, Jeff flattered me with the Feedback offer of not only assisting with editing Dear Editor, the paper, but also pretty much com- I am Mel Mulder. I am running for one of the two plete control of the calendars as well open Mesa County Commissioner seats. With experience Looking back - Looking forward as the opportunity to revamp some of ranging from truck farming and construction while For as long as I can remember, I school I had delusions of grandeur, the sections and increase our exposure growing up, managing an office for Fidelity Finance which have always wanted to be a writer. A s thinking that within the next couple of of the amaz ing events, arts and culture brought me to the V alley, to owning several businesses, soon as I could put words onto paper, years I’d be knocking out best-selling the Grand V alley offers. I am excited bankrupted in 19 86 with Black Tuesday’s energy pull I was writing short stories and poems novels and would rank right up there for this opportunity and have so many out, working in sales, in health care, then forming my and making my parents come into my with my favorite author, Stephen K ing. ideas floating around in my mixed up handyman business, I feel I have the experience to do a room once a week so I could proudly O bviously, that has yet to happen for brain that I don’t even know where to good j ob as a County Commissioner. recite them. When I was in high school, me, but as I am writing this right now start. What I can promise you is that in With the present pull out of energy industry again, I know the county budget I even managed to take some time out over twenty years later, knowing that it the coming editions you will see some has taken a big hit. But I also know that the present commissioners have lacked from my almost non-stop partying to is going to print and somebody some- beneficial changes to our event calen- vision and even with the reduced monies available, with the right planning and help with the high school newspaper where is going read it, I take satisfac- dars as well as new features focusing thought, I am sure that if elected, I can fix those mistakes for the benefit of our and wrote some pretty decent ( in my tion in j ust knowing that here I am still on everything that makes our valley communities. opinion) features. I visited my father writing. so uniq ue. Bear with us as we work I would strongly encourage the recreational and high tech industries to locate in V ermont over the summer before A lmost two decades ago, I ran through some kinks and try some new and grow in Mesa County. I also know that with such, other businesses with j ob my senior year and spent the maj ority across a copy of The Promised L and ideas. I hope that you, our readers, will opportunities would follow. of my time at the Robert Frost trail, and read in their classified section be happy with what you see, and read. I am most proud of the City of Fruita’s government in which I have served as with a pen and notepad, meditating that they were looking for an adver- planner, and as councilman, because, Fruita on a tight budget but has managed and looking for inspiration. I’m not tising salesperson and also a writer. P.S. I always welcome feedback to build a rec, community center, remodeled police center, state of the ark waste exactly sure now what I actually wrote I immediately went down to their and ideas! water treatment plant, much improved city work force, improved trails for bikes then, but I do remember it being one of office and met Jeff… and for the next and hikers, L ittle salt wash trail and the beautiful L ittle L eague Park. The City the most relaxing and inspiring events several months I attempted to han- Nora Hughes asked and received from it’s voters permission to De-Bruce 5 times because its of that summer. A s I graduated high dle the advertising aspect of the j ob, nhughes@ yvsource.com residents knew the city would do what they said they would do with the money to fix, to improve infrastructure and take care of safety issues. I ask for your vote for me this N ovember so I can bring this vision to the County. 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It doesn’t time they flood the country with Syrian 970-773-8410 sides, the final candidates have been really matter who you supported up to refugees who will begin blowing up chosen. O n the Democratic side, now, whether you were a dynasty fan, A mericans the same way they are kill- Email: [email protected] there was an intense contest between loved the portly talkative governor, ing the French and Belgium people as a maj ority of the actual members of supported the Wisconsin guy, or even we speak. the Democratic Party and the machine wrote in John McCain or some other A s the press attacks Donald Trump that has controlled the party for the Democrat for the primary. N ow you at every turn, parses every statement he last thirty years, and naturally the have a black and white choice between makes to try to turn it racist or demonic machine and their crooked candidate two candidates and N ovember will see or un-A merican, remember he is your won. It took some lying and cheating one of the two become President. only choice other than H illary, the and backroom shenanigans to get their I was in a room with some working woman who sold favors as Secretary NOW OPEN!! girl the nomination, but if they were guys a short time ago and heard one of State through the Clinton founda- honest, they wouldn’t be Democrats, say he was still angry that Ted Cruz tion, killed brave men in Benghaz i, hid right? lost. “ I think I’ll still write in Ted Cruz her server in her bathroom to be unac- O n the Republican side, the enor- on my ballot,” he lamented. countable for emails, and destroyed mous group of contenders fairly q uick- In other words, he is voting for women who came forward to accuse ly whittled down to three, Donald H illary Clinton. Because their reli- her husband of raping them. BOAT Trump, Ted Cruz , and a guy with no gious based choice wasn’t able to cut This is not a note to Democrats, who AND chance of winning that someone paid the political muster, he and Glen Beck would vote for the Devil herself if she to stay in to keep Ted Cruz from hav- are now effectively voting for H illary, had a D beside her name, this is for all ing any chance of winning. If a per- the most corrupt politician ever to run the disenchanted conservatives who Guardian son was into conspiracies, they might for the office. It’s a simple as that, you think not voting for Donald Trump Storage think the Republican Party hated Ted are either voting for Donald Trump or is making some statement. It is not a RV Cruz worse than they feared Donald H illary Clinton, and any vote that is statement of any sort, it is simply the STORAGE Trump and so they supported number not cast for Donald Trump is actually destruction of the U nited States. three, or you might even lean to the a vote for H illary. The Supreme Court There are millions of illegal aliens thought that Trump kept him in some nominee the next president chooses voting for H illary combined with the BEHIND THE BLUE FENCE way to thwart Ted Cruz . Regardless of could change our country forever and vast maj ority of welfare recipients who his motivation, the third guy did the these people are giving it to H illary. are out for a free lunch. A dd the thirty 454 28 ½ ROAD trick and Ted Cruz lost. Then sadly, he The man who made the statement some percent of the population who went on to publicly soil himself on the calls himself a conservative, as Glen would vote for the Devil herself is she (at the 1-70 Bypass) dais at the Republican Convention. In Beck once did before he went off the had a D beside her name and you have the words of Sarah Palin, Cruz had his rails emotionally when his candidate, a maj ority that can keep the Democrats r e ad my li ps moment. I still get letters “ chosen by God to save the U nited in power. CALL US TODAY! from him, but I don’t open them so I’m States” , didn’t win. They are both now It will take every other vote to not sure why he is still sending them. working in their own way with 5 mil- thwart them… every other vote. The N ow we are down to two, Donald lion illegal aliens, the liberal press and choice could not be clearer. 245-6464
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Each year 13th Annual Monster Jam on the first weekend of O ctober thousands of locals and visitors hosted by The David Starr Band, flock to Cedaredge for this very special celebration! Y ou' ll find RJ’s Steakhouse every kind of craft, j ewelry, food and more, not to mention the A PPL ES- mouth-watering varieties like you' ve never tasted D av id S tarr is an A mericana singer/ before! There' s an endless assortment of family fun and activities songwriter/multi-instrumentalist living in for young and old! Don’t forget to check out the fall colors across Cedaredge, Colorado. H is music has roots in the Grand Mesa while you’re there! A rkansas blues, country rock and classic rock. Influences range from The Band to Jackson Browne to Eagles to Eric Clapton and Todd Rundgren. Saturday, O ctober 1st will be a special night when The David Starr Band hosts the 13th A nnual Monster Jam at RJ’s Steakhouse. Music fans are guaranteed to see world class entertainment in this intimate venue. H e has played bars, high school and college Restless H eart and Clint Black in recent years in addition gigs, weddings and club and concert stages since the age to playing dates all over the western slope of Colorado of 14 . H is Fayetteville, A rkansas hometown roots put and in Starr’s native A rkansas. In addition to keeping up a him in close proximity to The Cate Brothers, L evon H elm gigging schedule, Starr also promotes concerts in the small and other great artists. Starr played drums and sang lead town of Cedaredge hosting such artists as John McEuen, vocals with numerous local bands in the northwest A rkansas K arla Bonoff, John O ates, Michael Johnson, Dana Cooper before picking up the guitar and fronting both there and in and others. H e was also fortunate to work with John O ates A spen, Colorado in the early ‘ 80’s. It was during his time on as lead guitarist on shows in Colorado and A rkansas. in A spen that he was able to share the stage with the likes H e has four solo CD’s and one with The David Starr of the N itty Gritty Dirty Band, Dan Fogelberg, K enny Band. Broken 9 | David Starr Time A nd Contrition | David Edwards and others. H e played in local Roaring Fork Starr Songs From the Witness Tree | David Starr A live V alley groups as drummer, guitarist and vocalist, including A gain | David Starr U nderneath the Clear Blue Skies | The the David Starr Band. David Starr Band. Starr recently released a duo proj ect with Starr owns and operates a retail music store called Starr’s guitarist Ben H arris. Saturday, October 1 • 4pm Guitars in Cedaredge, Colorado where he makes his home. H e gigged with the David Starr Band until the fall of 2013 A wards: Maverick Magaz ine’s David K nowles says that L ost H ollow is “ one of the when he decided to devote more time to his solo efforts. Winner of the 2014 M ontrose Troubadour Competition best kept secrets in folk music.” L ost H ollow is “ a delightful album” and Buddy The DSB opened for Travis Tritt, Survivor, The Guess Who, Semi-finalist 2014 I ndieWeek-Canada Iahn from Musicuniverse.com says L ost H ollow “ is one of the best sounding records I’ve heard from an unsigned act.” Y ou may have never heard of L ost H ollow. But if you listen to the radio, Tony Rosario is a true son of the soil and a Colorado favorite. The self-appointed Trailer-park Troubadour you certainly have heard Tommy H arden. If you’ve heard “ H ard to L ove,” and “ regular folks” representative ( If double-wide means upgrade, you sing the song of my people:-) H e’s ( L ee Brice) , “ Cowboys and A ngels,” ( Dustin L ynch) , ‘ If heaven weren’t so a rugged oaken voiced guitar-slinger/troubadour, deftly running the far away’ ( Justin Moore) , or ‘ Girl, I j ust got started loving you’ ( James O tto) rails from from Blues, Country, Rock, Folk, R&B, and Soul with you’ve listened to him play drums. In N ashville, Tommy is a top call studio the purpose of a steam-train engineer and an anything but common drummer, playing on many of today’s biggest hits, while also playing in Reba 1-man groove a country mile wide. McEntire’s road band. Just like Sheryl Crow ( backgrounds for Michael Jackson) , Glen Campbell ( guitar player in the wrecking crew) , and Dave Grohl ( drummer for N irvana) , Tommy gets to put down the drumsticks and step behind the microphone. Tommy started playing guitar and piano at the age of 11, and singing at the age of 15. But he’s only half of the duo. The ‘ better’ half is L orrie. A top N ashville hit songwriter friend once said, “ L orrie is the best singer in N ashville, she’s like a best kept secret! ” Putting her vocal career on the back burner to raise 6, yes 6 kids, L orrie is finally making her amaz ing vocals a priority. H er voice has been described as both ‘ rich as chocolate’ and ‘ captivating,’ ‘ a voice to be heard.’ Y ou will fall in love with her voice as well. L ost H ollow is the venue where you get to hear the powerful songwriting of L or and Tommy. O n the Reba “ Duets” record, Reba recorded not 1, but 2 T he S olar B rothers - S und ay , O c tober 2nd 4p m of their songs. Sleeping with a Telephone ( duet with Faith H ill) and Everyday T ony R osario People ( duet with Carole K ing) . Reba “ Duets” went on to sell double platinum. 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September 2016 • The SOURCE YVSOURCE.COM 1 1 Calendar of events Championship Trials, Museum of the 9/14- Farm and Ranch Market, September 2016 West, (970) 242-0971 Cross Orchards Living History Ongoing Weekly Community Events: 9/10- Dog Daze, Fruita Community Museum, (970) 464-9108 Grand Valley Community Sundays- Palisade Farmers Market- Downtown Palisade. 10-2. Pool, (970) 858-0360 9/15- Downtown Farmers Market, Tuesdays- Rimrock Rodeo- Rimrock Adventures Arena, Fruita. 260-9287 Calendar of Events 9/10- Farm and Ranch Market, Main Street (Send your community calendar event Thursdays- Farmers Market- Downtown Grand Junction. 245-9697 Cross Orchards Living History 9/15- Men in Heels Race, Benefit items to [email protected]) Fridays- Adult Hockey Friday Nights- Glacier Ice Arena. 242-7465 Museum, (970) 464-9108 for Hilltop’s Latimer House, Colorado Saturdays- Fruita Farmer’s Market- Fruita Civic Center lawn. 858-3894 9/10- Spirit of the Valley 5K Run, Ave, (970) 242-4400 9/5-9/8- Movies at the Avalon- Walk n Roll, St. Matthew's Episcopal 9/15-9/18- Colorado Mountain Indignation, Avalon Theatre, (970) Delta Carbondale Church, (970) 242-3293 Winefest, Riverbend Park, Palisade, 263-5700 9/10- Fruita Farmers Market, Fruita 9/8- Downtown Deltafest, 6-8pm **Live music at Steve’s Guitars, 9/6- Orchard Mesa Farmers Market, (970) 464-0111 9/10- Saturday’s at the Fort, 440 19 N. 4th Street, Carbondale** Civic Center Lawn, (970) 858-3894 9/17- Tour De Vineyards, Peach Mesa County Fairgrounds, (970) 250- 9/10- Calabash Gourd & Fall Palmer St., 10-2pm 9/11 – Second Sunday in Sopris Park 7344 Bowl Park, Palisade, (303) 635-2815 9/10- Peddle and Fun Run, with Valle Musico at 3pm and The Hell Festival, Botanical Gardens, (970) 9/17- Fruita Farmers Market, Fruita 9/6- Dinner and a Movie- Ice Age 216-5659 Confluence Park, 8-12:30pm Roaring String Band at 4:30pm. Civic Center Lawn, (970) 858-3894 Collision Course, Avalon Theatre, 9/11- Palisade Farmers Market, 9/15- Beat Night @ Louie’s Loft, 9/15 – The California Honeydrops 9/17- Farm and Ranch Market, (970) 263-5700 Downtown Palisade, 10am-2pm Louie’s Loft, 6-9pm Cross Orchards Living History 9/7- Farm and Ranch Market, Cross 9/11- Dog Days, Lincoln Park Pool, 9/22- Harvest of Voices, Blue Sage **Downtown Farmers Market Museum, (970) 464-9108 th Orchards Living History Museum, (970) 254-3866 Center for the Arts, 7-9:30pm, (970) every Wednesday, 10-3pm, 4 (970) 464-9108 9/11- Huntress in Concert, Mesa 9/18- Palisade Farmers Market, 527-7243 Street Plaza & Park** 9/8- Downtown Farmers Market, Theater, (970) 773-1775 Downtown Palisade, 10am-2pm 9/24- Saturday’s at the Fort, 440 Main Street 9/11- The Toasters/Tight Thump in 9/18- Grand Junction Horse Show, Palmer St., 10-2pm 9/13-9/18- National Sheep Dog 9/9-9/10- Colorado Pork and Hops Concert, Barons, (970) 245-0995 Mesa County Fairgrounds, (970) 255- Finals, Strang Ranch, (970) 510-1277 th Challenge, Lincoln Park, (970) 242- 9/13- Dinner and a Movie- American 7100 Montrose 9/17- Taste of the Valley, 4 Street 7788 9/20- Orchard Mesa Farmers Plaza and Park, 11-6pm Graffiti, Avalon Theatre, 7:30pm **Montrose Farmers Market 9/9- Desert’s Edge Triathlon Market, Mesa County Fairgrounds, 9/13- Orchard Mesa Farmers Every Saturday through Septem- Festival, Highline Lake State Park, Market, Mesa County Fairgrounds, (970) 250-7344 ber 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM Aspen (303) 642-7917 9/21- Farm and Ranch Market, (970) 250-7344 Black Canyon Golf Course** **Aspen Saturday Market Every 9/9- Meeker Classic Sheepdog Cross Orchards Living History 9/9- Jinx McCain Horsemanship Saturday in downtown Aspen** Museum, (970) 464-9108 Program, Charity Event, (970) 240- 9/9-9/10-Aspen Club Sports 9/22- The Wailers in Concert, Mesa 4176 for info. Summit, (970) 925-8900 Theater, (970) 773-1775 9/9-9/11- Mountain States Ranch 9/10- Mac and Cheese Festival, East 9/23- Old Fossil Classic Golf Rodeo, Montrose County Fairgrounds, Hopkins Avenue, 2-5pm, FREE Tournament, Adobe Creek Golf 8-3pm 9/21-9/25- 38th Annual Aspen Course, (970) 858-2170 9/14- Evening Program: Our Park Filmfest, (970) 925-6882 9/24- FREE Admission Day, After Dark, Highway 347, 8pm Colorado National Monument, (970) 9/15- Beaconfest, Montrose BAR 858-3617 Pavilion, 9-2pm Your Kids Source WWW.CRUISERSGJ.COM 9/24- Color Weekend, Powderhorn 9/16- Evening Program: Wandering September Events and Mountain Resort, (970) 268-5700 Wonders, Highway 347, 8pm Activities for the Kids 9/23-9/25- Equine Euphoria Open Daily from 3pm-2am/365 Days a Year 9/24- Farm and Ranch Market, Ongoing Weekly events: Workshop, 18907 Spring Canyon Cross Orchards Living History Mondays: Family Night at Get Air, Road, (970) 275-9076 9/09 Next 2 Track Museum, (970) 464-9108 Get Air Silo. Parents jump free with $5 Cover 9/24- Covered Bridge Hay Rides Outlaw Rock • Las Cruces, NM 9/25- Color Weekend, Powderhorn paid child. & Pumpkin Patch, Covered Bridge 9/10 Stephen J Push 1st Drink Mountain Resort, (970) 268-5700 Tuesdays: Storytime, 10am, Mesa 9/25- Color Sunday, Grand Mesa, Ranch, 11-5pm Blues-Pop • Nashville, TN County Public Library (970) 856-4153 9/16 Advent Horizon FREE! Wednesdays: Kids cooking classes, 9/27- Dinner and a Movie- Star Trek Wise Cooking Lessons, 3-5pm, $15 Mix of 70’s Rock, 90’s Grunge • Salt Lake City, UT Ouray Beyond, Avalon Theatre, 7:30pm 9/10- Annual Sandra Karmes per class. 9/7 & 9/21 classes for ages 9/17 Ulterior Motives 9/27- Fields of Faith, Stocker Memorial Charity Poker Run, Ouray 8-14. 9/14 & 9/28 classes for ages 5-7. 80’s through tomorrow • Montrose Tuesday Stadium, (970) 628-4690 Elks Club, 9-1pm Call (970) 260- 2647 to sign up
9/23 Johnson County Coroners 9/27- Orchard Mesa Farmers 9/10- Live Music: Liver Down the Thursdays: Storytime, Barnes and Bluesy Rock • Montrose Nights Market, Mesa County Fairgrounds, River, Sherbino Theater, 7:30-11:30pm 10p-Midnight! Noble, 11am, Storytime and crafts. 9/24 Huey, Louie & Duey (970) 250-7344 9/10- Kara Huber Piano Concert, Open Mic Fridays: Kids cooking classes, Good time surf music • Local 9/28- Farm and Ranch Market, Wright Opera House, 7:30pm Wise Cooking Lessons, morning 9/28 A Mac DZ Cross Orchards Living History 9/15-9/18- Ouray County Railroad class 10-11:30, $12 per class, after- Rock- Jam Band • Denver Museum, (970) 464-9108 Days, Ridgeway Railroad Museum, Happy Hour noon class 1-3pm, $15 per class. Call 9/30 Bicycle Annie 7 DAYS A WEEK 9/29- James and the Giant Peach, 9-5pm (970) 260- 2647 for age guidelines and 9/17- Log Hill Hustle:5K, 10K Fun Rock • Local 3PM-7PM CMU Robinson Theatre, (970) 248- information. MIDNIGHT-2AM Run, Log Hill Fire Station, 8am NIGHTLY SPECIALS 1604 Saturdays: Storytime, Mesa 10/1 Ryan Harrison 9/21- Sherb Nerds, Sherbino 9/29- Grand Valley Kennel Club County Public Library, 10am, Songs, Local Rock Icon playing with friends! 10-12PM Theater, 6:30pm Dog Show, Mesa County Fairgrounds, Stories and activities. (970) 314-2853 9/22- An Evening with David Mayfield, Sherbino Theater, 7pm Best place in the Western Hemisphere 9/30- James and the Giant Peach, September Kids Events CMU Robinson Theatre, (970) 248- 9/24- Ouray Mountain Trail Run, Fellin Park, 8:30am, (970) 708-7142 9/8-9/9- Where is Willy Wolf to catch your Denver Broncos! 1604 -Puppet Show, Mesa County Public Sunday Fundays start at 3pm! 9/30- Grand Valley Kennel Club Library, 10-11am Try our World famous Bloody Mary’s for only $4! Dog Show, Mesa County Fairgrounds, Telluride 9/10- Kids cooking class- We have 60oz pitchers of beer starting at $8 (970) 314-2853 9/10- Imogene Pass Run, 7am es, Baking and Decorating Monday • Happy Hour till 10pm 9/16-9/18- Telluride Blues and 9am-12pm (basic skills), Advanced Brews Festival, Telluride Town Park Tuesday • Quiz Ninja’s 8-10pm September Decorating 1pm-3pm (intermediate Open Mic at 10pm 9/30- Neil Young in Concert, skills), ages 7-14, $30 per class. Call Wednesday • Ladies Night Neighboring Events Telluride Town Park, 5pm 254-3866 to register. Thursday • $3 Drink Specials 9/12- Little Artists Café, 10:30- 10 till midnight Cedaredge Glenwood Springs 12pm, Mesa County Public Library, ages 3-6, FREE Weekend • Drink & Shot Specials 9/10- Pops in the Park: Valley 9/9- Art in the Stacks, Glenwood Symphony, Cedaredge Town Park, Springs Public Library, 5-8pm 9/14- Lincoln Park Open Track Get Your Cruisers 5pm 9/10- Music on the Mountain, 51000 Meet, 5:30pm, $5 for three events, Entertainment LIKE US! 9/11- Rotary Spaghetti Western, Two Rivers Plaza Road, 4pm (970) 254-3866 Updates Online RJ’s Steakhouse, 2-4pm, $10 9/10- Second Saturday Flea Market, 9/24- Fall Flavors! Recipes from 9/17- Wanted: Alive in Concert, 51939 Highway 6&24, 8-1pm our fall harvest, ages 7-14, $30 per 715 Horizon Dr. • Grand Junction benefit for Cedaredge Animal Shelter, 9/15- Stand Up Comedy featuring class. Call 254-3866 to register. Assembly of God Church, 7-9pm Deacon Gray, 915 Grand Avenue, 7pm, 9/24- Kids Fishing Derby, 970-314-2554 9/29- Five Alarm Chili Cook Off, (970) 945-9699 9-11:30am, Corn Lake State Park, ages COLDEST BEER Cedaredge Volunteer Fire Department, 9/17- Music on the Mountain, 51000 3-15, (970) 254-3866 5pm Two Rivers Plaza Road, 4pm In The Universe! 9/22- Harvest of Voices, 215 Grand 9/30- Applefest Golden Gala, (submit your calendar items to: Avenue, 7pm Cedaredge Civic Center, 7pm, (970) [email protected]) 856-6961 9/24- Music on the Mountain, 51000 BAR Two Rivers Plaza Road, 4pm
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Alpine Bank Presents the 2016 Fruita Fall Festival September 23-25, 2016 Join the festivities and check out the Fruita Fall Festival, with over 125 vendors selling arts, crafts, and food as well as events including The Enstrom Candies Fruita’s Got Talent Show, Grand Valley Bank Parade, Western Rockies Federal Credit Union Outhouse Race, The Museum of Western Colorado Old Fossil Golf Tournament, Fruita True Value Old Fashioned Cookery Contest, Family Health West Street Dance, and more! This is a FREE community event! The festival will also have live music on two stages, The Bank of the West Circle Park Stage and the FCI Constructors Civic Center Pavilion Stage. Music event schedule listed below: Join my team today & receive Fruita Fall Festival co-headliner, The 2 Source Cards for FREE - Value $50 Georgia Satellites, will be rocking the night away with some good ole fashion southern rock-n-roll at the Friday night street dance! Call 970-234-4657 The Southern rock band was founded in Affiliate ID: 48236267 1985 out of Atlanta, Georgia and held a #2 spot on the charts with the surprise hit single, ‘Keep Your Hands to Yourself’, for several weeks, only playing second fiddle to Bon Jovi’s ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’. The Georgia Satellites released another top hit in 1988 with the song ‘Hippy Hippy Shake’ which was featured on the movie Cocktail. The band broke up in late 1989, only to reunite again in the 90’s minus one band member, who had joined another group. The Georgia Satellites is sure to bring an exciting rock vibe and energy to Fruita!
The second festival co-headliner, Darryl Worley, is a popular Country singer out of Tennessee who has been a favorite among country music fans for going on 15 years. He will be performing an intimate acoustic set at the Saturday night street dance! Worley has had 18 hit singles and 3 songs that have topped the country charts. Darryl Signed to DreamWorks Records Nashville in 2000 and released four albums for the label. Worley has also spent a good deal of his career giving back to the men and women overseas doing their job to keep our country safe.
Following the tragic events of 9/11, Worley penned the heartfelt “Have You Forgotten,” which became the biggest hit of his career. The song remains one of the most anticipated highlights in his live shows. He also recognizes the importance of giving back every opportunity that he can through his annual charities that has funded organizations such as the Darryl Worley Cancer Treatment Center in Savannah, Tennessee. “We’ve managed to do a lot by the grace of God over the past 15 years,” notes Worley. “We’re having the biggest years of fundraising now just because we’ve learned how to do it. It’s just a very positive thing that we’ve been able to accomplish.” Grand Valley music lovers will not be disappointed in this show!
Festival Schedule FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 *Family Health West Street Dance * 7pm- The Williams Brothers Band 7:15pm- Sam Adams (Coloramo Federal Credit Union Comedy Hour), Civic Park Stage 8:30pm- Georgia Satellites SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24- Civic Park Stage SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 12pm- Kelly Raymond *Fruita Thrift Shop Bluegrass* 1pm- Morgan Crouse 12pm- Still House String Band 2pm- Clyde Mcgee & The Milltailers 1:30pm- Stray Grass 3:30pm- Jeneve Rose Mitchell 3pm- Blue Canyon Boys 5:15pm- We Speak Imaginese 4:45pm- Matt Flinner Trio 6:30pm- Grand Valley Beard Rally-KMZK 106.9 *Street Dance * 8pm- Jack + Jill 6:45pm- Jay Ketchum & Friends 8:15pm- Darryl Worley (Acoustic) ** Civic Park Stage sponsored by FCI Constructors, Inc.**
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 11am- Bluegrass Offenders 12:15pm- Danny Agajanian & Friends 1:30pm- Mountain Ramblers 2:30pm- AllStar Jam SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25- Civic Park Stage 11am- Stillwater Cowboy Church Worship Band 12pm- Peggy Malone 1pm- Talent Show
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1 4 YVSOURCE.COM The SOURCE • September 2016 Breakfast, 3rd Sunday/mo, 7:30am- noon, Council 13621, Immaculate Heart of Mary, 790 26.5 Road. Adults $5, children 6-12 $3, children under 6 free. Benefits Knights of Columbus local charities. 260-7664. Let’s Find Out Club, 2pm, Tuesdays, Central Library, 530 Grand Ave. 241- STUFF TO DO 4726. Levi’s & Lace Square Dance Email your group’s recurring events, facts, food-tastings, Fruita Senior Club, mainstream & rounds, 7-10 meetings, classes, etc., . Send to: Center, 324 N. Coulson, 858-0360. pm, Fridays, Masonic Lodge, 2400 [email protected]. Please include Fraternal Order of Eagles #595 Consistory Ct., 986-8801. name of event or group, date and time, Bingo, Mondays, 1pm, Gold Mine Levis & Lace Square Dance brief description and contact phone Bingo, 511 28.25 Road. 208-4626. Lessons, 7:30-9:30 pm, Tuesdays, number. Friendship Force International, all Masonic Lodge, 2400 Consistory Ct., welcome 2nd Thursday/mo, 6:30pm, 986-8801, 210-2417. Home of the Authentic ‘Cheesecakes in a Jar®’ Library 101, 2:30pm, Wednesdays, American Legion meetings—All Community Hospital Lower Level Over 28 Flavors, including both Gourmet Dessert Flavors, Conference Room, thefriendshipforce. Central Library, 530 Grand. Learn eligible veterans welcome: library skills + Internet. Must reserve Gluten-Free, Savory Craft Spreads and now… #37 GJ, 2nd Saturday/mo, 10am, org. Fruita Community Center Senior seat: 241-5251. Colorado-Style Southern Chow Chow! VFW Post #3981, 503.5 Florence Rd. Library Story Times, 10am, Dark: July-August. 216-9111. Activities, meet at Fruita Senior Center, 324 N. Coulson, Fruita. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, #50 Palisade, 3rd Thursday/mo, Central Library, 530 Grand. 241-4726. Veterans’ Bldg., Palisade. Dark: June- 858-0360: Full-Service catering also available Game Night: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of Low Vision Group “Feeling Fun”— August. 434-9677. Center for Independence Recreational #200 GJ, 3rd Tuesday/mo, 5pm month, 5pm. (970) 256-4688 Walking Club: 1st & 3rd Friday of Group for individuals with visual social, 6pm meeting, Starvin’ Arvin’s, impairment, 4-5:30pm, 1st & 3rd Peachtree Center, Clifton. 314-6623. month, 8am. Food for Thought food classes: 1st Wednesdays/mo, 740 Gunnison. (Cost www.decadencecheesecakes.com #2006 Fruita, 2nd Saturday/mo, 9am, depends on activity planned.) Info, Fruita Civic Center, 325 E. Aspen. & 3rd Monday of month, 2-4pm. Social Night: 2nd & 4th Friday each register: 241-0315 x22. 241-9101. Marine Corp League, 1st Saturday/ #2009 GJ, 2nd Monday/mo, 6:30pm, month, 5:30pm ($4 at door—sign up Tai Chi-Learn relaxation, balance, 241-1770. at front desk by Thursday before). mo, 10am, VFW #3891, 503.5 mental focus, Yang style, Wednesdays Western Slope HOG Chapter Bellco Credit Union, Hwy. 6&50. Florence Rd. 208-4626. 241-9101. Bunco: Bring wrapped White 7pm, 740 Gunnison, Info: Tom Lynch, monthly meeting, 7pm, 1st Mesa County Genealogical Society, American Legion Riders, 3rd Elephant gift and a smile, every 3rd 970-263-4000. Beginners welcomed. Wednesday/mo, Otto’s Restaurant, 7pm, 2nd Thursday/mo at Commons Tuesday/mo, 5pm. 314-6623. Thursday, 1pm. Tai Chi Meditation-Tuesdays 7pm, 2210 Hwy. 6&50. Gordon Weaver, of Hilltop, and noon, 4th Wednesday/ Astronomy Club (Western CO), Pinochle & Pool: Tuesdays & 2472 Patterson Rd., #7. Tom Lynch, 250-5849, westernslopehog.com. mo at Museum of Western Colorado 7pm, 1st Tuesday/mo, Wubben Fridays, 10am. 970-263-4000. West Slope Non-smoking Singles Fourth & Ute, downtown. Help Science Hall, #196. 242-1351. Fruita Fossils Hiking Club: 2nd & Talk of the Town Toastmasters potluck & entertainment, 6:30pm, sessions at 1pm, 1st Friday/mo at one Ballroom Dancing, 1-4pm Sundays, 4th Fridays, 7:30am. $5 each or $20 group meets Thursdays, noon, Bw 2nd & 4th Saturdays/mo, Presbyterian of Mesa County Libraries. 640-2388. 8-11pm Thursdays, 8-10pm punch card for 5 hikes. training. All welcome. 244-1625. Church, 27.5 Rd. 464-7950, 241- Saturdays, GJ Senior Center, 550 Gold Wing Road Riders Assn, CO Mesa Co. Republican Women’s Thunder Mountain Camera Club, 4153. Ouray. 243-7408. Chap. B, 8am, 1st Saturday/mo, Club lunch, 2nd Monday/mo, noon, 4th Tuesday/mo, 7pm, Masonic Blue Dots Rod & Custom Car Golden Corral. 10am impromptu Two Rivers Conv. Ctr. $15/person. Temple, 2400 Consistory Ct, GJ. Weekly Fall Club, 2nd Monday/mo, 7pm. Call for rides. 242-6634, 243-3325. RSVP: 549-8570. Kathleen @ 260-7488. Activities for The Kids! location: 464-9377. Grand Mesa Chorus (Sweet Mesa Underground Derby Dames Thunder Mountain Shootists- Bookcliff Duplicate Bridge Club Adelines) rehearses Tuesdays 6:30- (MUDD)… practice times 7-9pm at marksmanship contest, 3rd Saturday/ (ACBL sanctioned) welcomes new 9:15pm, Redlands United Methodist, inline hockey rink in front of Orchard Sunday of month, Whitewater. 257- Mondays: players. Games 1pm Tues, Wed, Fri; 527 Village Way. All women’s voices Mesa Middle School. 1472. Family Night at Get Air Two Rivers Cribbage Club, 7:30pm Thurs, 2923 North Ave., #5. may audition, must be 16 years+. Middle School Book Club, 3-4pm, Get Air Silo. Membership: Shirley @ 255-9419 2nd Tuesday/mo, Orchard Mesa Thursdays, 6pm, Masonic Lodge, 243-7874. Parents jump free with paid child. Botanical Gardens hosts “Bucks (leave message). Performance: Bobbie branch library, 273 Unaweep. 241- 2400 Consistory Ct, 261-1670. Day” 1st Friday/mo. Admission $1, @ 245-3480. grandmesachorus.org. 4807, 243-0181. Vegetarian Society of CO, GJ Area Wednesdays: Grand Mesa Jeep Club, 1st Monday/ Overeaters Anonymous-Mondays Branch, 1st Wednesday/mo, noon 641 Struthers. 245-3288. Storytime mo, Fiesta Guadalajara, 710 North 7pm; Tuesdays, Thursdays noon; for lunch @ various locations; vegan Brush & Palette Club, 1pm, 3rd Barnes and Noble. Thursday/mo, Art Center, 1803 N. Avenue, 6pm. 970-858-1394. Thursdays 7pm, Saturdays 9am, potluck dinner 3rd Saturday/mo 5pm 11am. Storytime and crafts. Seventh. 243-7361. Grand Mesa Muzzleloaders, noon, basement Unity church, 3205 N. @ various locations. 970-255-0417. last Sunday/mo, Reeder Mesa, 7 Twelfth. 263-4496. Veterans—Free Craft Kits for Cars ’n Coffee Auto Enthusiasts, Thursdays: 8-10am Saturdays, Spoons Bistro & miles up Reeder Mesa Rd. from Page Peddlers-writers group meets Veterans at Help Hospitalized Storytime Bakery, 3090 N. Twelfth (Hospice). Whitewater; follow signs. Pistol shoot 1st Saturday/mo, 9-11am, Cups, Veterans (HHV) also offers a 462-6762. noon, rifle shoot 1pm. Black powder (Hospice Coffee House on Twelfth mail-out program for home-bound Barnes and Noble. or substitutes only, patched round ball St.) 241-8024. veterans. Call 424-0499 for more 11am. Storytime and crafts. Call-A-Lawyer Night, FREE legal st rd advice by local Bar Assn. attorneys, only. $2 members, $3 non-members. Palisade Art Lovers, 10am, 1 /3 information. Visitors welcome. 858-3365, 434-58- Wednesdays, Palisade Memorial VFW #1247, lunch & dinner, 3rd 7-9pm, 3rd Thursday in Jan, Mar, Saturdays: May, Jul, Sep, Nov. Call: 256-4001. 4, 250-1588, 241-2336. Bldg., 120 E. Eighth, Palisade. New Tuesday/mo, 14th & Ute, public Grand Valley Wood Carvers, 1st members welcome. 255-1553. welcome. 254-3000. Storytime Chatfield Country Kickers Square st rd dancing, 1st & 3rd Saturdays, VFW and 3rd Wednesday 6pm, and 2nd Palisade Lions Club, 7pm, 1 /3 VFW #4663 potluck, 6pm, 1st Mesa County Public Library. 10am. #3981 Hall, 503.5 Florence Rd, Plus and 4th Wednesday 1pm, Redlands Wednesdays, Rosie’s @ Cameo. Tuesday/mo, 3244 F.25 Rd., Clifton. Songs. Stories and activities. 7pm, Mainstream 8-9pm, Pat & United Methodist, 527 Village Way. 201-4618. 434-9470. Wanda McBride. 434-3543. 245-8817. Poetry Night, 6pm, 2nd Wednesday/ VFW #4663 Auxiliary, 1:30pm, 2nd Clay Arts Guild, 1st Thursday/mo. Grief support—see Hospice Support mo, Central Library, 530 Grand. 242- Tuesday/mo, 2344 F.25 Rd., Clifton. Western CO Amateur Radio Club, 523-5805. Groups. 3672. 434-9470. 9:30am, 2nd Saturday/mo, Civil Air Clifton Lions Club, 7pm, 2nd & 4th Happy Feet Round Dance Phase 2, Redlands Rotary Club, noon, Walking Chi Kung-Increase health, Patrol Bldg., GJ Regional Airport. Thursday/mo, Clifton Community 5-8pm, Sundays, Masonic Temple, Fridays, Redlands Mesa Golf Course, vitality, mental focus. 7:45-8:45am 257-1413. Center, 126 Second, Clifton. 260- 2400 Consistory Ct. 243-5858. 2299 W. Ridges Blvd. 858-1941, Mondays-Saturdays, Hawthorne Park Women in Construction (National 8895. Heartbeat for Kids, support group 523-5990. (Gunnison between 4th & 5th.) Tom Association), dinner meeting 6pm, 1st CO Desert Herb Society, 6:30pm, for children who’ve lost loved ones River City Singles breakfast, 10am, Lynch, 970-263-4000. Monday/mo, Redlands Community 2nd Monday/mo, Botanical Gardens, by suicide, 7-9pm, third Tuesday/mo, Tuesdays, Denny’s Restaurant, Western Slope Coin Club, 2nd Ctr. RSVP: 242-5370. 655 Struthers. 241-1065, 245-6159. Hospice, 3090 N. Twelfth. Separate Horizon Drive, GJ. 243-3162. Wednesday/mo, 6:30pm, VFW Post Yoga—Kriya Yoga meditation class Collbran Book Club, 7pm, 1st adult group meets same time. 263- River City Singles dine-out group, #1247, 1404 Ute. Evaluation 5:30pm; Wednesdays 7:30-8:30pm. Info: Wednesday/mo, Collbran Library, 111 2193, 241-2212. 5pm, Wednesdays. RSVP, restaurant: meeting 6:30pm. Public welcome. Carson, 216-5813. Main. 487-3545. Hope West Hospice Support 245-4995. Christian Women’s Network, Groups: River City Singles FAC, 5pm, 12:15pm, 2nd Thursday/mo, Clarion Grand Junction: Mending Hearts Fridays, Double Tree Lounge. 248- Hotel, Horizon Dr. Reservations: grief support group for adults, 9211. 858-7120. Thursdays, 2-3:30pm, Miller River City Singles personal growth Pet Particulars Crossroads Squares Square Homestead, 3090 N. 12th St., No group, 7pm, 3rd Thursday/mo, 1244 Dancing, Mondays, 7-9pm, registration; join any time. (970) Main. 244-6612. Crossroads Methodist Church, 30 & 248-8844. Singles BBQ and Fun-Food, drinks, For Particular Pets... F, Darryl & Dixie Dye. 434-3662 or games, networking FUN, 6pm 970-985-8125. Delta: Mending Hearts grief Saturdays. Must email for rules, info: Eagles—see Fraternal Order of support group for adults, Tuesdays, [email protected] and their People Eagles. 2-3:30pm, Westminster Hall, 145 East Singles, non-smoking, 60+, monthly Edgewater Brewing Company, 905 4thSt., No registration; join any time. dine-out meeting, 1:30pm, 1st Struthers, hosts free brewery tours (970) 874-6823. Thursday/mo, Golden Corral. RSVP: every Saturday/Sunday at 11:30am Montrose: Mending Hearts grief 242-6953. and 4pm. 243-3659. support group for adults, Thursdays, Sons of Norway, Vestafjell Lodge, Pet Grooming & Boarding Embroidery Guild, 9am, 1st 10:30am-12pm, Bosom Buddies 2pm, usually 2nd Sunday/mo, Tuesday/mo, First Presbyterian Room, 645 S. 5th St., No registration; Shepherd of Valley Lutheran Church, Science Diet/Diamond Church, 3940 27.5 Rd. 257-9394. join any time. (970) 240-7734. 3133 F Rd. 245-5649, 858-6702. Embroidery Guild, 7-9pm, Grand Junction: Caregiver (Some months location is different Cert. / Licensed 2nd Wednesday/mo, Vintage 70 Connections, Tuesdays, 10-11:30am, or held on 3rd Sunday because of All Breed Groomer Clubhouse, 27 & G Rds. 257-9394. Miller Homestead, 3090 N. 12th St., holidays.) Family Storytimes with No registration; join any time. (970) Storytime with Leesa and Large Kennels & Individual Care Spellbinders, 10am & 7pm, Tues, 248-8844.Kiva Judy, Barnes & Noble, 2451 Wed, Thurs, Central Library, 530 Adult Book Club, 6:30pm, 3rd Patterson, 11am, Wednesday and Grand. 241-4726. Thursdays/mo, Central Library, 550 Thursday. 243-5113. Fantasy Book Club, 6:30pm, 2nd Grand. 241-4807. Suicide bereavement support—see Tuesday/mo, Central Library 550 Kiwanis Club of Grand Junction, Heartbeat. 858-0818 Grand. All ages welcome. 241-4807. noon, Thursdays, Two Rivers Teen & Student Support Group, 242 S. Mulberry Street • Fruita “Foods for Thought,”1st & 3rd Convention Ctr., 159 Main. 270-6162. 7-8pm, 4th Wednesday/mo, 137 N. Monday/mo, recipes w/nutritional Knights of Columbus Pancake Mesa, Montrose, 249-1345, 252-0908.
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September 2016 • The SOURCE C YVSOURCE.COM 17 Amy Alkon is the irreverent purveyor of “science news You also might dial it down a little around But -- as you might argue -- you only you can use.” Her most recent book is the science-based her (not because you’re doing anything spent a few bucks on that rose. Well, con- and bitingly funny “Good Manners for Nice People Who wrong but because it’s nice to avoid worry- text counts. Research by evolutionary social Sometimes Say F*ck” (St. Martin’s Griffin, 2014). Her ing Mumsy if you can). The reality is, we all psychologist Yohsuke Ohtsubo and his award-winning, science-based syndicated advice column sometimes get in other people’s way when colleagues points out that buying just one runs in about 100 newspapers. She is the president of the we’re trying to find something at the super- flower (SET ITAL) will (END ITAL) make Applied Evolutionary Psychology Society and hosts her own market -- organic Broccolini…grape kombu- you look cheap -- but only when “a more weekly radio show, “HumanLab -- The Science Between cha…precancerous polyp in the girlfriend’s costly option (is) available” (like if you’re at Us,” featuring the luminaries of behavioral science. throat. a florist). Otherwise, effort counts. In other words, if you only bring your woman a Florist Gump single rose, casually mention that you got I love my girlfriend, but the other night it by crawling over broken glass to 7-Eleven on the phone, I said something that really while dodging gunfire from the Albanian hurt her feelings. I was out with my guy mob. (Or that you at least tried Rite Aid, friends, and one said, “Get her flowers. CVS, and 12 other 7-Elevens first.) Aisle Always Love You headlocks at Granny’s funeral.) Girls love that stuff.” I ran around in (c)2016, Amy Alkon, all rights reserved. My boyfriend and I have been together for You’re actually onto something by being the middle of the night looking for them. Got a problem? Write Amy Alkon, 171 Pier a year and a half, and we really love each so physically demonstrative. Charles Darwin Obviously, there were no florists open. I Ave, #280, Santa Monica, CA 90405, or e-mail other. His parents adore me and are thrilled observed that expressing the physical side of had to hit a slew of 7-Elevens. I came home [email protected] (advicegoddess.com). that he might not die alone. After his mom an emotion -- that is, “the outward signs,” with a rose and told her about my treasure Weekly radio show: blogtalkradio.com/amy- saw us being all cuddly in the supermarket, like the red-faced yelling that goes with rage hunt to find it. She loved it, and all was alkon she warned him that we may be getting in -- amps up the emotion. Modern research forgiven. For a flower? I don’t get it. people’s way or annoying them by “hang- finds that he was right. --Temporary Jerk ing all over each other.” (We aren’t doing For example, clinical psychologist Joan anything dirty or gross -- just hand-hold- Kellerman and her a had total strangers do It is a little crazy that when you love a ing, play wrestling, quick kisses.) She won- something lovers do -- gaze deeply into each woman, you’re supposed to express it with dered whether we do this because one of us other’s eyes. Subjects who did this for just a handful of useless weeds -- that is, “Say is insecure. I felt sort of offended. We’re just two minutes “reported significantly more it with flowers” and not something nice Soil • Nutrients • Pest Control affectionate. Most people who see us smile. feelings of attraction, interest, warmth, etc. and practical, a la “Say it with a repeating Ballasts • Fans • Bulbs • Testing --Lovey-Dovey for each other” than subjects in the “control” stapler.” condition (who spent the two minutes look- “A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose,” wrote There’s being cuddly at the supermar- ing down at each other’s hands). Research on Gertrude Stein. Sorry, Gertie. It’s actual- ket, and then there’s being cuddly in a way touch has found similar effects. The upshot? ly not. A rose can also be a form of infor- that says, “We usually do this with whipped Act cuddly-wuddly and cuddly-wuddly feel- mation -- one that anthropologists call a cream.” ings should follow. “costly signal.” A costly signal is a message Even if what you’re publicly displaying is Maybe you can science his mom into feel- that’s more than just words -- meaning it For All Your affection, not foreplay, there are a number of ing better by explaining this. Consider that involves an investment of time, effort, risk, GARDENING NEEDS reasons it may make onlookers uncomfort- she may just be worried that you two are and/or money, which tells the recipient able: It’s them. (They were raised to think going to burn yourselves out. If you think that it’s more likely to be sincere. So, the PDA is not okay.) It’s their relationship. (The that’s part of it, you might clue her in on pointless extravagance of buying a woman more warm, cuddly, and adorbs you two what the greeting cards don’t tell you: Love flowers is exactly the point. To be willing are the more you remind them that their is also a biochemical process, and a year and to burn money on something so intrinsi- relationship temperature is about 3 degrees a half in, you’re surely out of the hormonal cally useless suggests you’re either a nat- above “bitter divorce.”) It’s the wrong time hurricane stage. ural-born idiot or so in love that it makes and place. 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While summer may have come to an end, the September event line up at Belly Up is still smok- ing hot! In addition to broadcasting NFL games every Sunday, Monday and Thursday nights, the concert line up offers something for every type of music enthusiast. On September 14, the sexy sultry voice of Scottish musician Shirley Manson, will grace the stage with her band Garbage. Formed in 1993, this band was most pop- ular during the 90’s grunge era and are known for their hits like ‘Stupid Girl’ and ‘Special’. You can expect to hear some of their classics from the 90’s as well as music from their recently released album, ‘Strange Little Birds’. Acclaimed drummer and co-founder of the legendary band Fleetwood Mac, Mick Fleetwood will be busting out the blues with a show on September 16. The Mick Fleetwood Blues Band is touring throughout September Garbage and October with a couple stops in Colorado before heading up the Pacific Coast. Head over to Mick’s official website to enter a drawing for tickets to this show, along with a chance for a meet and greet (www. mickfleetwoodofficial.com). On September 24, the world’s premiere reggae group The Wailers will help wrap up the September concert series, performing Bob Marley classics. Since Marley’s death in 1981, The Wailers have consistently toured, keeping his music alive with a variation of reggae musicians and exciting Jamaican singers.
Check out Belly Up’s complete September concert listing below:
9/1- Black Pistol Fire w/ The Needs, 8:30pm door, 9:30pm show 9/2- The Killers, 8:30pm door, 10pm show 9/4- The Gypsy Kings ft. Nicolas Reyes & Tonino Baliardo, 9pm door, 10pm show 9/7- Ben Sollee, 8:30pm door, 9pm show 9/8- Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds, 6pm door, 9:30pm show 9/14- Garbage with Cigarettes After Sex, 7:30pm door, 8:30 show 9/16- Mick Fleetwood Blues Band ft. Rick Vito, 8pm doors, 9pm show 9/17- An evening with Joe Walsh, 8pm door, 9pm show 9/23- KSPN Presents Brett Dennen with Lily & Madeline, 8pm door, 9pm show 9/24- The Wailers, 8pm door, 9pm show 9/28- The Oh Hellos with Penny and Sparrow, 8:30pm door, 9pm show 9/30- KSPN Presents The Record Company, 9pm door, 9:30pm show
18 YVSOURCE.COM C The SOURCE • September 2016 L ake City U ncorked Wine & Music Festival September 17th
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K C makes his ings for a living while he studies to craft of interpretation in the way that 9/9 STS9 7:30pm home in L ake City. become an architect and is the only great singers, since the beginning of 9/10 STS9 7:30pm member of the band who is fluent popular A merican music, have made 9/11 O.A.R. 7pm in French. Megan Friedel ( vocals the songs of their era their own. A s 9/12 Daryl Hall & John Oates 7pm and acoustic guitar) was raised in songwriters they add their own tunes 9/13 Goo Goo Dolls 7pm Steamboat Springs and honed her to the canon of A merican roots music 9/14 Jason Isbell 7:30pm vocal chops with the A nchorage, they inhabit and show us they’re 9/15 NEEDTOBREATHE: Tour De Compa- A laska-based music collective, The completely at home with their musi- dres 7pm Mighty K indness. L oren Phillips cal selves. 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ZZ Top 4pm B lue R ec luse, featuring Shawntel 9/26 Dierks Bentley 7pm Royale, plays a wide range of blues, 9/27 Dierks Bentley 7pm rhythm and blues and soul music 9/30 Get The Led Out 7:30pm from the ‘ 4 0s to the present day and their music is made for dancing. This band is an electric blues lov- er’s dream, combined with a rhythm section and powerful, sultry vocals in the image of Etta James and Ike and Tina Turner. They are well known on the Front Range. V ocalist Shawntel Royale began her music career with Blue Recluse as its lead singer in A ustin, Texas. The band was playing at the legendary A ntone’s and was the regular opener at the Continental Club in A ustin. In 2000, Royale relocated H ow can you tell? Well, beyond both vocally and in the material she to Colorado and re-formed the Blue critics having anointed Cash’d O ut chooses. Rich, while known to pro- Recluse band. 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Their latest release playing blues and rock guitar in the said. “ Cindy Cash came to a show, we is L ove Runner on Remington Road Colorado area for the last 30 years. made her cry,” explains front man and Records. “ O ’Brien’s stunning vocals H is playing has been described as Cash impersonator Douglas Benson. swing from delicacy to domination in “ raw, edgy, and soulful” and is rem- Benson added that Cash producer a heartbeat, and Moore’s exq uisite iniscent of great guitarists such as L ou Robin has also been to sever- guitar provides more than j ust back- A lbert Collins, Eric Clapton and al Cash’d O ut shows, and claimed ground. This marriage was made in Stevie Ray V aughan. Christopher that if he closed his eyes it was like H eaven.” Elmore Magaz ine H udson has been playing on the “ going back in time.” Cash’d O ut “ She’s simply one of the best sing- Scan Our Front Range since the 19 80’s, but has played to over 1.2 million fans ers there is in A merica, of any kind QR Code his instruments are the acoustic and since forming in 2005. A nd those of music… … and they are impossi- electric bass. H is repertoire includes fans continually tell the group how ble to beat as an acoustic duo.” L arry L atin j az z , swing, blues, rock, coun- grateful they are that Cash’d O ut Groce, A rtistic Director and H ost, try and bluegrass. H e has played with brings back memories of loved ones Mountain Stage “ It takes serious tal- top performers such as Drew Emmitt who once raised them on the music of ent to sing and play this effortlessly,” and Romano Paoletti and with popu- Johnny Cash. The band’s live shows says Gretchen Peters and Dave A lvin lar bands such as Buckskin Stallion respectfully reference the late, great believes “ Mollie and Rich are two and Free Beer. Blue Recluse is Ernie Man in Black' s Sun Records and early national musical treasures.” Mose ( drums) , Christopher H udson Columbia era sound, combined with ( bass) , Mike Twarogowski ( guitar) , the energy of the classic multi-plat- Shawntel Royale ( vocals) and Scott inum live recordings from Folsom V an L oo ( keys) . Prison and San Quentin. B ox c ar79 makes sweet Colorado W y lie “ Craz y H orse” J ones & Colorado’s bluegrass with a mountain heart. F amily will close the 16th A nnual Best Featuring tight three-part harmonies, L ake City U ncorked Wine & Music Boxcar 79 draws on the traditions of Festival. Wylie has been a musi- Theme & Water Park the Stanley Brothers, Bill Monroe, cian for over 25 years, performing Gillian Welch, Tim O ' Brien, and throughout the East Coast as a solo Emmylou H arris to create fresh artist as well as with bands such bluegrass takes on old standards and as A ntero Reggae Band. A lways a original tunes. Paul Sommer ( vocals crowd pleaser, Wylie puts on a great, and mandolin) is Boxcar79 ' s found- fun show. H e j oins additional musi- ing member. In 2007, someone put cians for this year’s closing act of Open Now - October 30 a mandolin in Paul' s hands and he' s funk and reggae. “ The raspy voiced Discount Tickets Available at rarely put it down since. By day, Paul singer embodies the subdued soul is a business owner, wooden dory of Jamaica’s pre-dancehall golden ElitchGardens.com September 2016 • The SOURCE YVSOURCE.COM 1 9 with a note he plays on, for instance, to include Eminem, Nirvana, Sum his guitar and then slowly builds that 41, Blink 182, any classic 90s band loop up to sometimes include percus- and jazz. He even draws from music sion and vocals. Layering has to be he doesn’t particularly care for just done carefully and John is wanting because he respects the process. He Musician PROFILE another looping peddle so he can run can find the, “good in any song”. instruments through one and vocals John is from Illinois originally and thought the other. A lot of what John has moved several times to include does currently is improvised with few Paonia before moving to Grand lyrics written down. John express- Junction two years ago. He’s content es exactly what he’s feeling in the to be here in the Valley and help grow . moment. the music scene. I asked John if he’s Mr Devlin I asked John to tell me all the instru- interested in recording an album and By Angelika — Music Mistress ments he plays and he said “play” was he is, but thinking a little differently What is Walking down Farmers Market a strong word. He prefers “doodle”. I right now. He wants people to expe- music looping? one Thursday in July, I was trying can dig doodle. Self taught, he plays rience his songs live, which is why he Partnersinrhyme. to soak in some of the sounds of dif- by ear and is able to pick up a little chose the name John Devlin Live! for com prints, “A ferent bands playing when I found of everything. He’s played music for his social media platforms. With the music loop is a short an interesting un billed performer 15 years and has only started using Grand Valley full of musical talent, piece of music, any- in front of The Raw Canvas. Just a the loop peddle the last year. He said naturally he’d like to collaborate with where from 7 to 30 guy, on his own spitting lyrics over a drums were his first instrument, then others artists serious about making seconds or longer. multi layered sound. Looking around rattled off guitar, bass, violin and music. But, for now, he’s happy to What makes the him there were a couple guitars and mandolin for a while, a bit of piano be working on his own loops and music loop is that a bass propped up next to him. I saw and the loop peddle. As far as non music wanting people to know that it is edited to loop a speaker box, boom box & a small traditional “instruments”- objects that he is authentic and that his music seamlessly from machine board at his feet. I imme- make good sounds to him- he likes comes from the heart and ever evolv- the end back to the diately stopped in the middle of the glass breaking, ripping paper or any ing. He’s looking forward to creat- musically looped songs. He has a beginning.” This walk and said to my daughter, “that sound that can’t be duplicated. His ing the vibe for private parties as he smooth hip hoppy kind of Colorado is achieved through a loop station; cat is looping!” I wandered over to favorite sound is a spoon on concrete expands his performances around the vibe going on, and now he’s ready a device with peddles that can be have a look and sure enough, this guy or a drumstick being drug through valley. You can connect with John on for everyone to experience his music. activated when pressed- typically by was layering sounds through a loop rocks. Facebook at John Devlin Live! and stepping or stomping on them. station to make music while rhyming Mom and dad, both singers, influ- can catch him at Open Mic Nights On a different encounter at with a pretty decent flow. This enced John and he uses a guitar of at Mesa Theater and the Rockslide. Farmers Market, I asked John guy turns out to be John his dad’s from the 70’s. He said his Keep an ear out for Mr. Devlin around how he builds his songs. Devlin and he makes mom is an, “amazing singer who Grand Junction and be sure to stop DID YOUKNOW? “I build [music] loops some interesting still sings around Paonia.” John and experience his loops live! * You can order gourmet cupcakes from an based on what I and awesome has a long list of other influences ATM!! Yes, that’s right, satisfying your sweet tooth couldn’t feel”. He starts be easier than ordering a gourmet cupcake from an ATM! 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An old, rusty bunkhouse. Northern Nebraska in January. 5 musicians, no heat, a small PA, big ideas. 3 days later, Bernardus was formed. An idea “Impressive, from the songs to the that had been in the mind of lead performance and the production, singer and songwriter Ben Kramer establishing Bernardus as one of the has finally become a reality. Hailing best new outfits on the Lincoln scene.’ from Lincoln, Nebraska and blessed Bernardus will embark on a 7 week with a unique name, Bernardus has duo tour starting September 28, 2016. all the making of an up and coming The duo will be playing mostly orig- prodigious band. inal and some cover music for a wide Bernardus’ ambient folk rock variety of venues in many different sound, uniquely paired with lead states. singer Ben Kramer’s singer/song- Tickets are $18 in advance and $20 writer style of lyrics, brings a tone at the door and may be purchased by that is best described as alternative calling (970) 241-8801, americana through a modern pop Ext. 0 or online at www.kafmra- lens. Together as a 5 piece, the band dio.org. The Radio Room is located recently released their first album; at 1310 Ute Avenue, Grand a self titled EP containing 5 songs. Junction, CO 81501. Doors open 09/23-25- Life Is Beautiful Festival The Lincoln Journal Star calls it, at 7:00 p.m. Downtown Las Vegas, Fremont Street Experience 09/24- Iheartradio Music Festival: Sting, Usher & Britney Spears, T Mobile Arena Your Las Vegas Source 09/30- Route 91 Harvest Festival: September Events Brad Paisley, Luke Bryan & Toby Keith, Route 91 SKYLARK PRESENTS: Harvest Festival Grounds A Ska and Funk Celebration with the Greats Whether you’re a music buff, sports fanatic or just
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Join CMU’s Student Veterans Association and Key Note Speaker Kris Paronto, for a patriotic night, with dinner, drinks and dancing, honoring Mesa County’s Military Members, Veterans, and First Responders, at the Two Rivers Convention Center on November 4th, 2016. Doors open at 6:00 PM.A Silent Auction will be presented by the Veteran’s Art Center. Meet and Greet with Kris Paronto: $75 General Tickets: $40 Tickets720.290.1175720.290.1175 available online at: •• coloradomesa.edu/veterans lilalimos.comlilalimos.com •• 720.245.1957720.245.1957
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UPCOMING SHOWS
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SEPT 28 with PENNY www.marchfourthband.com AND SPARROW SEPT 22
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