Community Calendar

FUNDRAISERS/BENEFITS

4:00pm, KAFM

It's that time again! KAFM's 2018 Spring Drive will start at 4:00pm on Friday, March 23rd and will go until March 30th. Don't miss our more...0 awesome line-up of events and giveaways! Help us keep the music alive at KAFM Community Radio. We couldn't do it without you!

GENERAL

5:30pm, 1310 Ute Ave

We serve both KAFM and the wider community in developing a vision for culture and radio in the Grand Valley. The KAFM Board of Directors meets the more...0 second Thursday of every month. Board meetings are open to the public, and we encourage listeners and community members to attend.

MUSIC

9:30pm-1:30am, 715 Horizon Drive Ste.100

Rock/ Americana from Asheville, NC. $5 cover gets you a free drink! 21+

FUNDRAISERS/BENEFITS

4:00pm, KAFM

DANCE

MUSIC

LIVE MUSIC

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

DJ Scotty will be playing his 90's and Beyond set at 9pm! FREE ADMISSION for ALL and $2 DRINK SPECIALS FOR LADIES! Come out early for a Zumba more...0 session with Jenni Malone at 8pm!

FUNDRAISERS/BENEFITS

4:00pm, KAFM

MUSIC

7:30pm, KAFM Radio Room

Join us in the KAFM Radio Room on March 30th for a night of music featuring Garrett Lebeau starting at 7:30pm. Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the more...0 door and can be purchased through KAFM Radio at kafmradio.org or by calling 970.241.8801

DANCE

MUSIC

LIVE MUSIC

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

The Grass Is Dead make their debut in Montrose, CO at Intrinzik!! Don't miss out on what's sure to be a great night of Jamgrass along with more...0 psychedelic, grassified interpretations of the Dead, Jerry Garcia, and so much more!! https://www.grassisdead.com/ https://youtu.be/VThPhum3tsg Doors 8pm // Show 9pm // Tickets $10 ADV, $15 DOS // 21+ What’s in a name? Sometimes, everything… The Grass Is Dead are a bluegrass combo paying homage to the music and cultural legacy of The Grateful Dead, arguably America’s first folk rock band and one of the most influential musical artists of the last 50 years. The catalogue of the Dead’s music is a gold mine for string bands and story tellers, and The Grass Is Dead have established themselves far and wide as premiere purveyors of this rich tradition of Americana music. Pickin’ and grinnin’ is what they do best, and they have been adapting Grateful Dead songs in their own bluegrass style since 1998. A festival favorite, The Grass Is Dead has built a loyal following from their home state of FL throughout the Eastern United States through burning live shows, and well beyond, through word of mouth, social media and old fashioned taper trees. The demand for Grateful Dead music is seemingly endless, and there are countless cover bands satisfying that demand on the local level, but there are not many artists out there approaching the music from the perspective of The Grass Is Dead. It is not complicated or artsy: this is a straight forward hootenanny built to last, and fans of either bluegrass music, The Grateful Dead, or both always leave happy, because sometimes there’s nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile…

MUSIC

9:30pm-1:30am, 715 Horizon Drive Ste.100

Local rock. $5 cover gets you a free drink! 21+

DANCE

FILM

GENERAL

11:30am-12:30pm, 326 Main St., Grand Junction, Colorado 81501

Karl Hanlon, candidate for Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District, is kicking-off a 29-county tour of the district in just 14 days leading to more...0 the Colorado Democrat’s state assembly on Friday, April 13 in Broomfield. “Support from county assemblies district wide has been incredible,” said Hanlon, a first-time candidate with little name recognition prior to his announcement last December. “I am committed to doing the hard work and continuing to show up and talk to people.” Hanlon has already put 20,000 miles on his pickup truck meeting voters in many communities throughout the district since he announced his candidacy last December. His Topple Tipton Tour begins on March 31 hitting Mesa, Delta and Montrose counties and will end in Pueblo on April 12. Come meet Karl and learn about how he plans to bring Western Colorado values to U.S. Congress.