Community Calendar

SPIRITUAL

guided breathing meditation and immersive sound

3:00pm-4:30pm, 536 Ouray Avenue, Grand Junction, CO 81501

Finding Stillness: A Breathing Meditation and Sound Journey Sunday, August 16th 3:00–4:30 p.m. (Doors open at 2:30 p.m.) Unitarian Universalist more...0 Congregation - 536 Ouray Ave. Suggested admission: $20 Cash, check, or credit cards accepted at the door. Join Natalie Courtney from Soul Vibes for a restorative afternoon of guided breathing meditation and immersive sound healing designed to calm the nervous system, quiet the mind, and cultivate a deeper sense of presence. Through intentional breathwork, participants will be gently guided into a state of relaxation before settling into a soothing sound bath featuring resonant tones and vibrations that support rest, reflection, and renewal. No prior meditation experience is necessary. This welcoming community gathering offers space to slow down, reconnect, and nourish your well-being. Please bring anything that will help you relax comfortably, such as a yoga mat, blanket, pillow, or cushion. Comfortable clothing is encouraged. We look forward to sharing this peaceful experience with you. To learn more about Natalie visit www.SoulVibesWithNatalie.com

FILM

Christian Nationalisms War On Democracy

5:30pm-7:30pm, Mesa Central Library - 443 North 6th Street · Grand Junction

Humanists Doing Good will be hosting a screening of the updated version of the documentary BAD FAITH followed by discussion. BAD FAITH is a more...0 documentary that unveils the forces dividing our nation from within. The film identifies the bigoted and entirely non-Christian tenets of white supremacy as the origins of what is today called Christian Nationalism, an intentional misnomer created to suggest that the movement is rooted in religion rather than politics. BAD FAITH investigates the alarming rise of Christian Nationalism. The movement, once on the fringes of Christian conservative thought, has surged to the forefront of American politics, driven by the belief in establishing a theocratic rule that aligns with its interpretation of Christian values. The movement seeks to dismantle the federal government, defund public health and education, and roll back the civil and political rights of millions of Americans. Please visit www.humanistsgoinggood.org to learn more and RSVP.

FUNDRAISERS/BENEFITS

SPORTS

and Silent Auction

8:00am-2:00pm, 601 Struthers Ave.

Colorado Discover Ability's Ability Open Golf Scramble and Silent Auction fundraiser are back for a fun day on Adobe Creek National's greens. more...0 The event brings together golfers, adaptive athletes, sponsors, volunteers and supporters to raise funds for CDA's adaptive recreation programs, empowering people of all abilities to experience outdoor sports and adventure. Join us for the four-person team scramble golf tournament, with a twist added: additional challenges will make this round even more fun and exciting. Appearance by CMU Ladies Golf Team and regional adaptive golfers. There will be a $10,000 custom Legacy Cart golf cart for a hole-in-one, and a number of other prizes. Breakfast, coffee, and a full lunch will be available for participants. And after the round, stick around for the amazing collection of silent auction items available.. So don't worry if you can't make the golf, as the auction will also be available on line. See details at CDA's website: www.cdagj.com

MUSIC

Free at the GMAEC Summer Concert Series

6:00pm-8:00pm, 195 W. Main St., Cedaredge

Free, outdoor concert! Bring your lawn chairs.

MUSIC

8:00pm-11:00pm, Cornerstone 2367 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley, CA 94704

Coyote Island is the musical vision of Maine-based producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Mike O’Hehir. Assembling a band of brothers, more...0 they have blended folk roots, reggae rhythms, and psychedelic indie, the band crafts music that feels like a sonic escape. From their breakout release “Here Before” to their latest album, Shadow Magic (2025), they’ve expanded their sound into deeper grooves and vivid storytelling—melding tropical textures, hypnotic beats, and a spirit of reflection. Described as both electric and transportive, Coyote Island’s live shows offer tropical psychedelia and a sonic vacation from the doldrums of existence.

MUSIC

5:00pm-12:00am, 201 Cantera Way

Grahame Lesh and the Lesh Family are proud to announce the return of the Terrapin Roadshow in 2026. More than a concert series, the Roadshow carries more...0 forward the spirit, sound, and sense of belonging that defined Terrapin Crossroads, creating a traveling home for this music and the community that has always followed it. Tickets are on sale now at terrapincrossroads.net. The team has carefully selected some of the most intimate, magical, and majestic outdoor amphitheaters on the West Coast and beyond. From Northern California to Oregon’s Rogue Valley and the Western Slope of Colorado, the Terrapin Roadshow will visit a collection of extraordinary venues, including Monte Rio Amphitheater in Monte Rio, CA (May 30–31); Forest Meadows Amphitheatre in San Rafael, CA (July 24–26); Marjorie Holzgang Concert Bowl in Grants Pass, OR (August 1–2); Truckee Amphitheater in Truckee, CA (August 15–16); and Two Rivers Park in Glenwood Springs, CO (August 22–23). “Last year’s Terrapin Roadshows felt like pure magic,” said Grahame Lesh, event co-producer and son of Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh. “Every show was filled with great music and beautiful energy that reminded us how strong this community still is. It’s a powerful way to honor the legacy of the Grateful Dead while watching that spirit continue to grow and evolve. We’re so excited to bring those vibes back on the road and gather with Terrapin Nation again in 2026.” The rotating roster of artists will include Stu Allen, Sunshine (Garcia) Becker, Nicki Bluhm, Tim Bluhm, Holly Bowling, Sheldon Brown, Natalie Cressman, Jason Crosby, Garrett Deloian, Jackie Greene, Jennifer Hartswick, Amy Helm & The Helm Family Midnight Ramble Band, Jeremy Hoenig, Kyle Hollingsworth, Ross James, Alex Kelly, Alex Koford, Grahame Lesh, Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz, Mark Levy, Greg Loiacono, Danny Luehring, Adam MacDougall, Reed Mathis, Kanika Moore, Bill Nershi, Elliott Peck, Barry Sless, Brian Switzer, Adam Theis, Mads Tolling … and many more to be announced! For more information on the event, parking, lineup, and tickets, please visit terrapincrossroads.net.

MUSIC

7:00pm-9:00pm, 555 Colorado Ave, Grand Junction

Enjoy fine Chicago-inspired cuisine, craft beverages, and live music.

MUSIC

2:00pm-12:00am, 740 Devereux Rd, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601

Grahame Lesh and the Lesh Family are proud to announce the return of the Terrapin Roadshow in 2026. More than a concert series, the Roadshow carries more...0 forward the spirit, sound, and sense of belonging that defined Terrapin Crossroads, creating a traveling home for this music and the community that has always followed it. Tickets are on sale now at terrapincrossroads.net. The team has carefully selected some of the most intimate, magical, and majestic outdoor amphitheaters on the West Coast and beyond. From Northern California to Oregon’s Rogue Valley and the Western Slope of Colorado, the Terrapin Roadshow will visit a collection of extraordinary venues, including Monte Rio Amphitheater in Monte Rio, CA (May 30–31); Forest Meadows Amphitheatre in San Rafael, CA (July 24–26); Marjorie Holzgang Concert Bowl in Grants Pass, OR (August 1–2); Truckee Amphitheater in Truckee, CA (August 15–16); and Two Rivers Park in Glenwood Springs, CO (August 22–23). “Last year’s Terrapin Roadshows felt like pure magic,” said Grahame Lesh, event co-producer and son of Grateful Dead bassist Phil Lesh. “Every show was filled with great music and beautiful energy that reminded us how strong this community still is. It’s a powerful way to honor the legacy of the Grateful Dead while watching that spirit continue to grow and evolve. We’re so excited to bring those vibes back on the road and gather with Terrapin Nation again in 2026.” The rotating roster of artists will include Stu Allen, Sunshine (Garcia) Becker, Nicki Bluhm, Tim Bluhm, Holly Bowling, Sheldon Brown, Natalie Cressman, Jason Crosby, Garrett Deloian, Jackie Greene, Jennifer Hartswick, Amy Helm & The Helm Family Midnight Ramble Band, Jeremy Hoenig, Kyle Hollingsworth, Ross James, Alex Kelly, Alex Koford, Grahame Lesh, Dan “Lebo” Lebowitz, Mark Levy, Greg Loiacono, Danny Luehring, Adam MacDougall, Reed Mathis, Kanika Moore, Bill Nershi, Elliott Peck, Barry Sless, Brian Switzer, Adam Theis, Mads Tolling … and many more to be announced! For more information on the event, parking, lineup, and tickets, please visit terrapincrossroads.net.

MUSIC

3:00pm-6:00pm, 215 Main St, Palisade, CO 81526

Live Music by Big Swig

CLASSES/LECTURES

Rangelands Here and Around the World

4:30pm-6:30pm, EUREKA! McConnell Science Museum, 1400 N. 7th St. Grand Junction, CO 81501

Look out your window in Grand Junction, and the wide-open spaces you see are rangelands. These lands are biodiverse, provide habitat for wildlife and more...0 plants, livelihoods for people, and store carbon, but they are often overlooked and understudied. Come and learn more about your own backyard during a free night at the museum. EUREKA! will be the host of a special exhibit on rangelands here around the world. In addition, local rangeland ecologist Retta Bruegger, and rancher Janie VanWinkle (also, Executive Board member for the Ruth Powell Hutchins Water Center) will talk about their relationships to these lands. Leave with a deeper appreciation of the lands you love in the Grand Valley and beyond.