CDA's Whiskey and Wine by the River
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October 4, 6:00 pm-10:00pm |
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Western Colorado Botanical Gardens |
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We’re rollin’ on the river! Mark your calendar for Friday, October 4th for Colorado Discover Ability’s (CDA) inaugural Whiskey and Wine by the River event. The Western Colorado Botanic Gardens will be the setting for live music, tasty food, and specialty whiskey and wine. Tickets can be purchased at 970tix.com and cost $45. All proceeds benefit CDA programs which strive to increase the independence, self-confidence, self-worth, and education of people with disabilities, their families and friends, through outdoor recreation. “CDA is such an amazing program with exceptional clients, but it takes a lot of resources to provide quality outdoor experiences for people with disabilities—this event is a fun way for people to help out,” said Event Chair, Sherry Schriener. Enjoy delectable hors d’oeuvres and cocktails beginning at 6:00 p.m. and music by the Sweet Lillies from Denver. In addition to awesome music, food, and libations, there will be a silent auction with great items such as a Hala stand up paddleboard, luggage by Patagonia, and fabulous adventure trips. All funds raised through the auction and event make it possible for CDA to continue serving people with disabilities. Put on your Chacos and come on down to the river for an evening of food, drink, and fun! For the past 39 years, Colorado Discover Ability (CDA) has been providing outdoor recreation opportunities for people with disabilities in Mesa County and surrounding communities. We started as an adaptive skiing program at Powderhorn Mountain Resort in 1980. River rafting, day camps for children and adults, adaptive cycling, and Camp Freedom –an annual overnight camp for children with severe disabilities have been added to the program offerings since then. We seek to provide an integrated, authentic experience for clients, family and friends. We achieve this by providing an array of equipment and an enthusiastic staff and group of volunteers who focus on enabling the person to participate to his or her greatest ability. The end goal is to instill a great desire and ability on behalf of our client to continue to recreate on their own, or at least with as much independence as possible. Click here for the event website |
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Upcoming Events
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Friday, Oct 4 |
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2ND ANNUAL GRAND VALLEY YOGA FESTIVAL
Palisade High School, 3679 G Road, Palisade, CO 81526
A traditional yoga festival BUT with a twist... We aim to come together to CONNECT, RECHARGE, RESTORE and to have FUN through Yoga and give back...
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Over a 2 and 1/2 day period, there will be 30+ offerings of a variety of yoga classes designed for everyBODY. Ticket holders will be able to build a schedule of classes based on your interests. 100% of the proceeds will go to Suicide Awareness Programs in the Grand Valley.
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DANCE
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CANYON EDGE DANCE CLASSIC
Country and west coast swing event
8:00am-12:00am, Double tree hotel oct 4-6
Three day nationally sanctioned country and west coast swing dance event with workshops, competitive events, social dancing, pro performances and
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more!
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CDA'S WHISKEY AND WINE BY THE RIVER
6:00pm-10:00pm, Western Colorado Botanical Gardens
We’re rollin’ on the river! Mark your calendar for Friday, October 4th for Colorado Discover Ability’s (CDA) inaugural Whiskey and
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Wine by the River event. The Western Colorado Botanic Gardens will be the setting for live music, tasty food, and specialty whiskey and wine. Tickets can be purchased at 970tix.com and cost $45. All proceeds benefit CDA programs which strive to increase the independence, self-confidence, self-worth, and education of people with disabilities, their families and friends, through outdoor recreation. “CDA is such an amazing program with exceptional clients, but it takes a lot of resources to provide quality outdoor experiences for people with disabilities—this event is a fun way for people to help out,” said Event Chair, Sherry Schriener. Enjoy delectable hors d’oeuvres and cocktails beginning at 6:00 p.m. and music by the Sweet Lillies from Denver. In addition to awesome music, food, and libations, there will be a silent auction with great items such as a Hala stand up paddleboard, luggage by Patagonia, and fabulous adventure trips. All funds raised through the auction and event make it possible for CDA to continue serving people with disabilities. Put on your Chacos and come on down to the river for an evening of food, drink, and fun! For the past 39 years, Colorado Discover Ability (CDA) has been providing outdoor recreation opportunities for people with disabilities in Mesa County and surrounding communities. We started as an adaptive skiing program at Powderhorn Mountain Resort in 1980. River rafting, day camps for children and adults, adaptive cycling, and Camp Freedom –an annual overnight camp for children with severe disabilities have been added to the program offerings since then. We seek to provide an integrated, authentic experience for clients, family and friends. We achieve this by providing an array of equipment and an enthusiastic staff and group of volunteers who focus on enabling the person to participate to his or her greatest ability. The end goal is to instill a great desire and ability on behalf of our client to continue to recreate on their own, or at least with as much independence as possible.
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GRAND VALLEY YOGA FEST
Supporting Suicide Awareness in the Grand Valley
6:00pm-12:00am, 3679 G Rd, Palisade, CO 81526
We are a Yoga Festival but with a Twist . . . We aim to come together as a community to Connect, Recharge, Reset and have Fun through Yoga and also
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give back. 100% of the proceeds is given to Suicide awareness programs in the Grand Valley. Join us for a weekend of live music, yoga, meditation, philosophy, and more!!! 2nd Annual Grand Valley Yoga Fest with 100% of the proceeds going to Suicide Awareness programs in the Grand Valley Where: Palisade High School, Palisade, CO When: October 4-6th, 2019 The Grand Valley Yoga Fest is like a traditional yoga festival with a Twist….We aim to come together to Connect, Restore, Reset and have Fun through yoga and also to give back to the community. Over a 2 ½ day period, there will be 30+ offerings of a variety of yoga classes designed for everyBODY. Classes range from Beginners, Advanced, Kundalini, Yoga Nidra, Inversions, Vinyasa, Gentle, Restorative, Meditation, SUP Yoga, AcroYoga, Slacklining, Yoga Philosophy, Ayurveda, Live Music and more. Ticket holders will be able to build a schedule of classes based on their interests. Throughout the weekend, there will also be free offerings to the community, including Live Musical events, panel discussions, a cacao ceremony, and a Keynote speaker. We are very excited to offer a free Youth ONLY class on Saturday and a free Veterans, Military, and 1st Responders ONLY class on Sunday, three vulnerable populations at risk for suicide and mental health issues. For more information about the event, see the schedule of events and lineup click here https://www.grandvalleyyogafest.com/schedule/ Ticket prices are kept affordable so that the festival is accessible by all. There are discounted tickets for youth, military, & 1st Responders. If someone is experiencing financial hardship, sponsors help with ticket costs to make it accessible. For Ticket sales, click here https://www.grandvalleyyogafest.com/tickets-passes/ About the Cause.Mesa County has the highest suicide rates in Colorado and in the top 10 in the nation. The Grand Valley Yoga Fest started with 2 local yoga teachers, Elizabeth Whitt and Lori Raper, who were determined to make a difference in their community for suicide and mental health. Being in the yoga world, they are aware of the positive outcomes that yoga can have on mental health. With suicide numbers continuing to rise, and in many cases funding for mental health declining, they collaborated to design a yoga festival to spread yoga, get community members to connect and have fun through yoga, as well as give back. The Grand Valley Yoga Fest is a non-profit. 100% of the proceeds will go to suicide awareness programs in the Grand Valley. For more information: Elizabeth Whitt 606-922-5758 grandvalleyyogafest@gmail.com www.grandvalleyyogafest.com Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/grandvalleyyogafest/ Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/grandvalleyyogafest/
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Saturday, Oct 5 |
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SPORTS
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TALBOTT’S ORCHARD CRIT CROSS
9:00am-4:00pm, 3782 F 1/4 Rd
Talbott’s Orchard Crit Cross - Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019 & Talbott’s Orchard Cross - Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019 A Weekend of Cyclocross Races
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and a 5k Cross Country Running Race through the Orchards. Talbott’s Orchard Crit Cross - Saturday, Oct. 5, 2019 - Talbott Farms - 3782 F 1/4 Rd, Palisade, CO Come test out a new concept; Crit on the dirt roads / double tracks around the orchard trees. Think crit on dirt! Plenty of opportunities to draft and PUSH THE EDGE! Race day registration opens at 7:30 a.m. & closes 40 min prior to race start!!! Races start at 10:00 a.m. Talbott’s Orchard Cross - Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019 - Talbott Farms - 3782 F 1/4 Rd, Palisade, CO New location for course and venue expansion! Ride and/or run through peach tree orchards, a unique race environment found nowhere else in Colorado. Race day registration opens at 7:30 a.m. & closes 40 min prior to race start!!! Races start at 9:00 a.m.
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DENIM & DIAMONDS 20TH ANNIVERSARY
Casino Night
6:00pm-10:00pm, Montrose Pavilion 1800 Pavilion Dr Montrose CO
Dinner Dance with the Anders Brothers. Price includes dinner, auctions music, casino and cash bar to benefit End of the Trail Horse Rescue &
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Dream Catcher Therapy Center in Olathe Colorado
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Monday, Oct 7 |
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FIRKIN FUNDRAISER THE HIGHLAND ROGUES
5:00pm-10:00pm, 1960 N. 12th Street
The first Monday of every month, Kannah Creek Brewing Company taps a specialty cask of beer (the firkin) and pint sales benefit a local non-profit
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organization. This month we are benefiting The Highland Rogues. They are a non-profit organization, based in Western Colorado, who specialize in re-enactment, entertainment and education of the golden age of piracy including but not limited to small weapons, gun demonstrations, skits, and a land-locked ship! You can learn more about the Highland Rogues by visiting their website at: https://highlandrogues.wixsite.com/pyrates?fbclid=IwAR0sm0s2_OrpTLWhX_M1NYHzv95Trx6ltbrJYrNHzN1BkGBwUYptFhFeeDM
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Wednesday, Oct 9 |
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MUSIC
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JETMORE-GOODMAN
7:00pm-10:00pm, 905 Struthers Ave
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Friday, Oct 11 |
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FALL MEMBER DRIVE
1310 Ute Ave, Grand Junction Colorado
KAFM Community Radio is turning 20 years old! This year’s annual Fall Fund Drive is focused on celebrating 20 years of community radio and
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involvement. The KAFM Community Radio Fall Fund Drive takes place from October 11th-18th. KAFM Community Radio is a non-profit, member powered radio station that relies on member and volunteer support to provide The Grand Valley with a variety of musical and community affairs programming. This year’s Fall Fund Drive features a give-away for two tickets to see Penn and Teller at the Rio Resort and Hotel Las Vegas with lodging on November 9th. Pledges of $120 or more to KAFM Community Radio during the fund drive will be entered to win this exciting package valued over $600! Pledge online through kafmradio.org.
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VISUAL ARTS
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GRAND VALLEY OPEN STUDIOS TOUR
Visual Arts
10:00am-4:00pm,
For three special days this autumn, twenty-five Grand Valley fine artists are extending an exclusive invitation to the public. They are opening the
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doors of their private studios. From the large purpose-built studio, to the small adaptive workspace, each artist studio is a unique world.
With a variety of tools, lighting, and work space, every studio allows artistic ideas and inspiration to take life. Each studio is organized to accommodate individual artists’ own special processes and techniques. The studio is where the artist spends hours, months or even years working to create art that only takes seconds to view!
Map in hand – or phone in hand – you are an explorer. Discover hidden nooks and amazing views of the Grand Valley. Visit places you didn’t dream existed, enter private sanctuaries of artistic creativity, impressive home galleries, and witness in-progress demonstrations. Expand your knowledge and appreciation of our valley’s amazingly talented and generous art community. Take the opportunity to purchase an original piece of art.
Brochures can be found at The Art Center, Visit Grand Junction, GJ Parks and Recreation Office, various art galleries and online.
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