Community Calendar

GENERAL

5:00pm, Mesa County Fairgrounds

Every Tuesday stop by and enjoy something delicious from our food vendor, pick up your weekly produce & shop local vendors or discover local more...0 businesses. Located in the Lion's Club Memorial Park, right across from the BMX track.

GENERAL

6:30pm, Community of Christ church, 2880 B 1/2 Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81503

Knitting Club is an inter-generational activity that provides a space for knitters/crocheters of all ages and skill levels to come together and more...0 create knitted and/or crocheted items, personal projects, or group projects to benefit the community. Yarn, needles, hooks, and looms are available if needed. Knitting Club meets at Community of Christ church, 2880 B ½ Rd., Grand Junction, CO 81503, from 6:30-8pm on the 4th Tuesday of every month. Contact Naomi Barlow, (970)623-1455 or nomebarlow@gmail.com for more information.

FOOD/BEVERAGES

12:00pm, 3073 F Road

The Museums of Western Colorado (MWC) and The Farm and Ranch Market (F.A.R.M.) are partnering to host the market at Cross Orchards Historic Site from more...0 June through October. Formerly held in the Teller Arms Shopping Center parking lot, F.A.R.M. will now take place at Cross Orchards every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 7:30 a.m. to noon. “The Farm and Ranch Market would like to thank MWC and the many churches, businesses, and property owners, who offered space for the F.A.R.M. market. We look forward to an exciting market at the historic Cross Orchard location,” Kerry Cook, the president of F.A.R.M., said. This partnership brings the oldest farmers’ market in western Colorado to what was once the largest orchard on the Western Slope. The local farmers and ranchers in F.A.R.M., working with the MWC, will be able to share the Grand Valley’s agricultural past and present with a wider audience. “I can’t think of a better use for Cross Orchards than the opportunity for visitors to learn about the Grand Valley’s farming past, while enjoying the fruit of its present,” Peter Booth, the MWC’s Executive Director, said.

FOOD/BEVERAGES

12:00pm, 3073 F Road

The Museums of Western Colorado (MWC) and The Farm and Ranch Market (F.A.R.M.) are partnering to host the market at Cross Orchards Historic Site from more...0 June through October. Formerly held in the Teller Arms Shopping Center parking lot, F.A.R.M. will now take place at Cross Orchards every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 7:30 a.m. to noon. “The Farm and Ranch Market would like to thank MWC and the many churches, businesses, and property owners, who offered space for the F.A.R.M. market. We look forward to an exciting market at the historic Cross Orchard location,” Kerry Cook, the president of F.A.R.M., said. This partnership brings the oldest farmers’ market in western Colorado to what was once the largest orchard on the Western Slope. The local farmers and ranchers in F.A.R.M., working with the MWC, will be able to share the Grand Valley’s agricultural past and present with a wider audience. “I can’t think of a better use for Cross Orchards than the opportunity for visitors to learn about the Grand Valley’s farming past, while enjoying the fruit of its present,” Peter Booth, the MWC’s Executive Director, said.

FOOD/BEVERAGES

12:00pm, 3073 F Road

The Museums of Western Colorado (MWC) and The Farm and Ranch Market (F.A.R.M.) are partnering to host the market at Cross Orchards Historic Site from more...0 June through October. Formerly held in the Teller Arms Shopping Center parking lot, F.A.R.M. will now take place at Cross Orchards every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 7:30 a.m. to noon. “The Farm and Ranch Market would like to thank MWC and the many churches, businesses, and property owners, who offered space for the F.A.R.M. market. We look forward to an exciting market at the historic Cross Orchard location,” Kerry Cook, the president of F.A.R.M., said. This partnership brings the oldest farmers’ market in western Colorado to what was once the largest orchard on the Western Slope. The local farmers and ranchers in F.A.R.M., working with the MWC, will be able to share the Grand Valley’s agricultural past and present with a wider audience. “I can’t think of a better use for Cross Orchards than the opportunity for visitors to learn about the Grand Valley’s farming past, while enjoying the fruit of its present,” Peter Booth, the MWC’s Executive Director, said.

GENERAL

6:30pm, Community of Christ church, 2880 B 1/2 Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81503

Knitting Club is an inter-generational activity that provides a space for knitters/crocheters of all ages and skill levels to come together and more...0 create knitted and/or crocheted items, personal projects, or group projects to benefit the community. Yarn, needles, hooks, and looms are available if needed. Knitting Club meets at Community of Christ church, 2880 B ½ Rd., Grand Junction, CO 81503, from 6:30-8pm on the 4th Tuesday of every month. Contact Naomi Barlow, (970)623-1455 or nomebarlow@gmail.com for more information.

FOOD/BEVERAGES

12:00pm, 3073 F Road

The Museums of Western Colorado (MWC) and The Farm and Ranch Market (F.A.R.M.) are partnering to host the market at Cross Orchards Historic Site from more...0 June through October. Formerly held in the Teller Arms Shopping Center parking lot, F.A.R.M. will now take place at Cross Orchards every Wednesday and Saturday morning from 7:30 a.m. to noon. “The Farm and Ranch Market would like to thank MWC and the many churches, businesses, and property owners, who offered space for the F.A.R.M. market. We look forward to an exciting market at the historic Cross Orchard location,” Kerry Cook, the president of F.A.R.M., said. This partnership brings the oldest farmers’ market in western Colorado to what was once the largest orchard on the Western Slope. The local farmers and ranchers in F.A.R.M., working with the MWC, will be able to share the Grand Valley’s agricultural past and present with a wider audience. “I can’t think of a better use for Cross Orchards than the opportunity for visitors to learn about the Grand Valley’s farming past, while enjoying the fruit of its present,” Peter Booth, the MWC’s Executive Director, said.