Community Calendar

CLASSES/LECTURES

6:00pm, Mesa County Library-Mesa Room 443 N. 6th St., Grand Junction

Have you been thinking about buying a home and don't know where to start? Join Christine Ransier of Fairway Independent Mortgage and Brandi more...0 Vigil with Keller Williams, Colorado West Realty, LLC for an hour of great information to get you started and take the next step.

MUSIC

LIVE MUSIC

9:00am-12:00am, 512 East Main

Tnertle is a Denver-based electro/funk/hiphop group. In 1999, Trent and Kyle met in their 7th grade jazz band. Playing together in rock bands all the more...0 way to their senior year of high school, Trent and Kyle decided to head to Boston to study at Berklee College of Music. In 2012, Trent and Kyle formed TNERTLE out of the inspiration to create original music and have fun. As the band evolved the duo added a horn section, guitar and frequent appearances by guest vocalists and instrumentalists. You will hear everything from Electro, Hip-hop, Funk and lots of in betweens.

MUSIC

8:00pm, 538 Main st Grand Junction CO 81501

Iration is a reggae group from Santa Barbara, CA. All members originally hail from Hawaii. They play a mix of reggae, dub, rock and are known for more...0 playing a lot of Sunshine Reggae.

MUSIC

LIVE MUSIC

9:00pm-1:00am, INTRINZIK 512 East Main

Last time Henna Roso played Intrinzik they blew the minds of all in attendance with their sophisticated yet immensely accessible take on modern, more...0 progressive, deep groove based, jazz fusion...this time will be no different! This will be a show for the ages!! "Undeniably the sickest band I've seen or heard of in the past year....and I've seen A LOT!!"......Donny Morales, local musical god who must be obeyed! $5 at the door Henna Roso is a collective of musicians based out of Tulsa, OK making big moves early in their career impressing people with their sophisticated and danceable interpretations of modern funk, jazz and soul. They have a strong following across Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas and are building nation-wide. Henna Roso comes from the spanish "generoso" meaning generous. Uniquely, Henna Roso is dedicated to fighting food insecurity by donating 10% of all revenues to organizations that fight hunger. In a year they have raised over 30,000 meals for people in need. This band is as much of a movement as it is music https://www.facebook.com/hennaroso/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZ6JbDpFSyo http://hennaroso.com/

MUSIC

9:30pm, 715 Horizon Drive Ste.100

Southern and Classic rock from right here in the Valley. $5 cover gets you a free drink!

CLASSES/LECTURES

9:30am, 525 S 6th Street

Want to ride the bus, but you’re not sure exactly how? Grand Valley Transit (GVT) will take the guesswork out of it during a free more...0 how-to-ride-the-bus training on Saturday, February 3 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the GVT Downtown Transfer Facility, 525 S. 6th Street in Grand Junction. In an effort to help new riders feel more comfortable with the GVT service, GVT is offering a free 11-Ride fixed-route pass to any individual 12 years in age and older who successfully completes the travel training program. Since many citizens have never used public transit, the GVT training will include information on: Riding a GVT bus for the first time Learning a new route GVT’s fixed routes Planning a trip Reading schedules Transferring to other buses Paying fares and pass options Loading a bicycle Using a lift for mobility devices “This training will enable any individual interested in riding GVT to gain the confidence and knowledge necessary to utilize GVT services,” said Elizabeth Collins of Mesa County. GVT has 12 fixed routes that carry passengers throughout the Grand Valley from about 5:00am to 8:00pm Monday through Saturday. All buses are equipped with a bicycle rack, as well as a lift for mobility devices. GVT strives to make it easy to connect to other modes of transportation including aviation, rail, regional bus, walking, and bicycling. This event will include a group ride on a GVT bus. All ages are welcome to attend, but children younger than 12 years must have an adult present. Please RSVP at (970) 256-7433.

MUSIC

5:30pm-12:00am, Elks Lodge

Grand Junction's non-profit Bagpipe and Drums Band, Rocky Mountain Scots, invites you to join them for an evening of Scot/Irish Revelry. Enjoy a more...0 tribute to Scotland's poet, Robert Burns, poetry readings, bagpipe music, dancing, cultural history and food, presentation of the haggis, Scotch Toss, a bonny knees contest and more! Bring you kilt and tartan! Doors open at 5:30PM with dinner at 6PM. $20 per adult - $15 per child. RSVP call or text 970-210-6642 or email rockymountainscots@yahoo.com.

DANCE

5:30pm-9:00pm, Moose Family Center 567 25 1/2 Rd Grand Junction CO

COMMUNITY DANCE Open to the public - We welcome the Community Come out and dance winter away, for a few hours at Your local Moose Family Center, 567 more...0 25 1/2 RD 242-4754 Music will be provided by Tom Keogh. Come join us and Visit our Lodge Feb 3rd 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm. $5 Per Person Soup, Salad & Refreshments will be available for purchase. This is an alcohol free event.

FUNDRAISERS/BENEFITS

6:00pm-9:00pm, 715 Horizon Drive

Please join us on February 3rd from 6-9 p.m. for a silent auction and raffle for the Romero family following the tragic loss of Ciara Romero. If you more...0 have any items you would like to donate for the raffle/ auction, you can bring them in anytime during business hours before February 2nd.

MUSIC

8:00pm, 538 Main st Grand Junction CO 81501

Potions and Poisons is the fourth album of original music from Head for the Hills, the Colorado based post-modern bluegrass outfit of Adam Kinghorn, more...0 Joe Lessard, Matt Loewen and Sam Parks. There’s no reinvention of the wheel here--no computer programmed banjo rolls or digitally arpeggiated fiddle lines. Instead we find Head for the Hills at the peak of their powers of musical alchemy, building little worlds of sound from the detritus of bluegrass, jazz, hip hop, folk and soul. Potions and Poisons is a look at the darker side of love, lust, and life; an examination of our affinity for and aversion to the things that make us fragile but human. Recorded at home in Colorado with the band’s go-to engineer, Aaron Youngberg (Cahalen and Eli, Martha Scanlan, Grant Gordy and Ross Martin), the record features appearances from Bonnie Paine (Elephant Revival) on vocals and washboard, Erin Youngberg (Uncle Earl, FY5) on vocals, and a lush string section. Potions and Poisons is the most Head for the Hills record yet, and in the great tradition of bluegrass (and soul and folk and old time music), it delivers some bitter pills, but the ten new original songs are more than a survey of the human condition. This is reflective but buoyant music, restorative and full of vibrancy.