Community Calendar

MUSIC

LIVE MUSIC

9:00pm, 512 East Main

Dandu's music is inspiried by jazz, hip-hop, down-tempo, and funk; resulting in a sound that can be described as wonky groove music. Some more...0 influences include Flying Lotus, The Bad Plus, Aphex Twin, Bon Iver, Kneebody, and Thundercat. $5 admission at the door https://www.facebook.com/dandumusic https://dandu.bandcamp.com/ https://youtu.be/h9KzqsFzZHk

9:30pm, 715 Horizon Drive Ste.100

Rock and Americana from Boulder, CO. $5 cover gets you a free drink!

CLASSES/LECTURES

Free Sampler Class

9:30am, 2476 Monument Rd. Grand Junction, CO 81507

Come experience the writing circles of Women Writing for (a) Change classes here on Monument Rd. during the FREE Sampler class from 9:30- 12 noon on more...0 Saturday, January 27th. This community of women writers provides inspiration, ideas and the support of others in a safe, non-competitive space. Practice self-care this year as you benefit from the healing effects of writing!

CLASSES/LECTURES

What to Commit to.

1:00pm, Upstairs in the Pain and Injury Clinic 201 West Park Dr. Grand Junction, CO

Saturn in Capricorn: Bones and Roots. Karma, lessons, growth. What area of your life needs commitment? Build a foundation to last the next 2 more...0 ½ years. The 29-year Saturn cycle explained. What to expect and what this cosmic shift looks like for you. An afternoon of experiential astrology with professional astrologer and psychotherapist Dulce Bell-Bulley

DANCE

1:30pm-12:00am, Unitarian UCGV 536 Ouray Ave Grand Junction, CO 81501

Here is your chance for you child/ren to STAR in a Dance Video based on the book From A-Z: Animals Get Funky! Spaces in the studio are limited, more...0 so sign your child up for an audition today. Learn more about the production, by calling 970-812-3218 or emailing animalsgetfunky@gmail.com Let's rock this dance party!

FILM

2:30pm, Mesa County Central Library

Free screening of a compelling new documentary investigating the effects of climate change on ocean coral. Made by the team behind the Emmy more...0 Award-winning “Chasing Ice” this sequel follows an ad man, a self-proclaimed coral nerd, top-notch camera designers and renowned marine biologists as they invent the first time-lapse camera to record coral bleaching events as they happen. The crew ventures to remote regions of the planet, racing the clock and battling the unpredictable nature of the ocean to document this worrying phenomenon. The imagery is an ominous warning of the planet’s future if mankind maintains its current course, but also a celebration of the most biodiverse ecosystem on the planet. Presented by Western Colorado Days of Action.

7:00pm,

Join us for the annual KAFM Art Auction and Exhibit. Each year KAFM encourages local Artist and Patrons to connect by hosting and Art Auction and more...0 Exhibit at KAFM. It's our way of supporting local art and earning a little money for KAFM. This year we'll have our Fine Art Auction as well as a mini's show and a post card show which should appeal to all art lovers. Live Auction is January 27th at 7pm at KAFM 1310 Ute ave. Come See some of the best art that the Valley has to offer!

MUSIC

LIVE MUSIC

8:00pm-12:00am, 512 East Main

Avenhart is a Denver-based indie folk band that combines powerful harmonies and honest lyrics with the warm and rich sound of a six-piece string more...0 band. Situated firmly on top are deep, rich lead vocals sung directly from the soul. Brought together by the music of Tony Rice and The Stanley Brothers, these six musicians set out to create original music that represents their own personal twist on folk and Americana. Using bluegrass instrumentation, they focus on intricate arrangements, warm harmonies, haunting melodies, heart-felt lyrics, and powerful vocals.

MUSIC

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

For the past quarter-century, Colorado’s Leftover Salmon has established itself as one of the great purveyors of Americana music, digging deep more...0 into the well that supplies its influences; rock ‘n’ roll, folk, bluegrass, Cajun, soul, zydeco, jazz and blues. During their twenty-five plus years as a band they have headlined shows and festivals from coast to coast, released nine albums, and maintained a vibrant, relevant and influential voice in the music world. The evolution of Leftover Salmon’s music is influenced by Leftover Salmon co-founders Drew Emmitt (mandolin/vocals) and Vince Herman‘s (guitar/singer) keen musical instincts, and follows a musical path that adheres to the deep tradition the duo started when they first formed the group along with deceased banjo player Mark Vann. The addition of new band members over the years has nurtured an unmistakable evolution and freshness in Leftover Salmon’s sound, and has added an edge to the long-lasting power of the band’s music. Fueled by the rhythm section of long time bassist Greg Garrison, drummer Alwyn Robinson, and Salmon’s newest member, keyboardist Erik Deustch, the band is currently enjoying a creative renaissance. The front line trio of Emmitt, Herman and prodigious banjo player Andy Thorn are continually challenged and pushed in new directions as the band collectively searches for new spaces and sounds within their extensive catalog of songs

MUSIC

9:30pm, 715 Horizon Drive Ste.100

As the name suggests, these fellas are all about rock! $5 cover gets you a free drink!