Celestial Journey
Presented by the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra
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September 15, 3:00 pm-4:30pm |
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645 Main Street Grand Junction 81501 |
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Experience the wonder of the heavens in this other-worldly homage to all things outer space featuring E.T Adventures on Earth by John Williams, Sinfonia (for Orbiting Spheres) by Missy Mazzoli and Gustav Holst’s MONUMENTAL Symphony, “The Planets.” Each carefully curated piece transports audiences to the far reaches of the cosmos. Holst’s masterful orchestration, coupled with Williams timeless orations and Mazzoli’s unique sounds, ensures an immersive experience that captivates both seasoned classical enthusiasts and newcomers alike, making this a fitting concert to launch our 46th Season! When to Arrive: Doors open one hour before the show; most arrive 40 minutes prior. Concessions are available before the concert and during intermission. Parking: Public lot behind Avalon Theatre at 7th and Colorado, with free street and metered parking on weekends. Dress Code: Wear what you like; dressing up is optional. General Guide for Applause: Clap for the Concertmaster, Conductor, and after each piece. Etiquette: Please silence devices, limit noise, and be patient with post-concert traffic. Click here for the event website |
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Upcoming Events
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Sunday, Sep 15 |
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MUSIC
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CELESTIAL JOURNEY
Presented by the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra
3:00pm-4:30pm, 645 Main Street Grand Junction 81501
Experience the wonder of the heavens in this other-worldly homage to all things outer space featuring E.T Adventures on Earth by John Williams,
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Sinfonia (for Orbiting Spheres) by Missy Mazzoli and Gustav Holst’s MONUMENTAL Symphony, “The Planets.” Each carefully curated piece transports audiences to the far reaches of the cosmos. Holst’s masterful orchestration, coupled with Williams timeless orations and Mazzoli’s unique sounds, ensures an immersive experience that captivates both seasoned classical enthusiasts and newcomers alike, making this a fitting concert to launch our 46th Season! When to Arrive: Doors open one hour before the show; most arrive 40 minutes prior. Concessions are available before the concert and during intermission. Parking: Public lot behind Avalon Theatre at 7th and Colorado, with free street and metered parking on weekends. Dress Code: Wear what you like; dressing up is optional. General Guide for Applause: Clap for the Concertmaster, Conductor, and after each piece. Etiquette: Please silence devices, limit noise, and be patient with post-concert traffic.
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Monday, Sep 16 |
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RADIO ROOM
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NATHAN MCEUEN
Nathan McEuen
7:00pm-10:00pm, 1310 Ute Ave Grand Junction, CO
With over 2,500 shows and a lifetime of performing/touring, Nathan McEuen's heritage, passion for writing, love of music and stories, and
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engaging presence are clearly evident in his performances, Join KAFM in welcoming Nathan McEuen to the Radio Room on September 16
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Thursday, Sep 19 |
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FOOD/BEVERAGES
MUSIC
VINEYARD
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SINNERS & SAINTS
Presented by the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra
6:30pm-8:00pm, 3594 E 1/2 Road Palisade 81526
Irish Pub Songs | Folk Songs | Cowboy Melodies Enjoy a picturesque Palisade view and Restoration’s hand-crafted wines as this lively group
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performs an energetic mix of tunes to benefit the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra.
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Saturday, Sep 21 |
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GENERAL
MUSIC
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DOWNTOWN GRAND JUNCTION CAR SHOW
Presented by ColorAuto Detailing
9:00am-3:00pm, 101 South 3rd Street, Suite 100
In September, Main Street rumbles with the sound of motors as participants pour into Downtown Grand Junction for the 22nd annual ColorAuto Detailing
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Downtown Car Show. Vehicle owners bring antique cars, muscle cars, classic cars – even motorcycles and electric cars are on display. The 2024 Car Show will take place on September 21 from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm on Main Street between 3rd and 7th Streets. Car owners and spectators visit with each other, talk cars, and participate in a friendly competition for great prizes! For more information, including registering your car for the show visit downtowngj.org
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Wednesday, Sep 25 |
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RADIO ROOM
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KAFM BOARD WORK SESSION
5:30pm-7:00pm, KAFM 1310 Ute Avenue Grand Junction, CO 81501
The KAFM Board of Directors will be meeting for a Board Work Session on this date at KAFM Community Radio 1310 Ute Avenue Grand Junction, CO 81501 at
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5:30 pm MTN.
KAFM's board structure and board membership is designed to enhance and facilitate KAFM’s ability to be a high-performing organization that carries out its vision and mission. The Board as a whole is responsible for setting organizational direction and authority and then delegates management and the implementation of policy to KAFM's Executive Director.
2024 Board Meeting Schedule
September 25, 2024 - Work Session
October 23, 2024 - Board Meeting
November 27, 2024 - Annual Board Retreat (Location and Confirmed Date TBD)
December - No Board Meeting
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Thursday, Sep 26 |
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GENERAL
MUSIC
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RHYTHM AND BREWS SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Presented by Bray & Co Real Estate
5:30pm-10:00pm, 101 South 3rd Street, Suite 100
Rhythm and Brews Concert Series presented by Bray & Co Real Estate is an exciting concert series that takes place at 4th + Main during &
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after Market on Main! Come enjoy live music and a beer garden on a beautiful summer evening! Featuring Rockslide Brewery & Restaurant beers poured by Horizon Sunrise Rotary Club. Beers will be available starting with the beginning of Market on Main at 5:30pm. August 22- Calling all bluegrass enthusiasts! Join us for the opening act, Super Fox at 6:15pm followed by local favorite Stray Grass at 8:00pm! September 26- The final Market on Main of the season sends off with opening act Second Solstice at 6:15pm and headliner Wave 11 at 8:00pm!
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Saturday, Oct 5 |
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DANCE
FILM
GENERAL
MUSIC
THEATRE
VISUAL ARTS
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DOWNTOWN GRAND JUNCTION ART FESTIVAL
Presented by Alpine Bank
11:00am-4:00pm, 101 South 3rd Street, Suite 100
Art Festival presented by Alpine Bank, is an event that showcases the vibrancy of our artistic community. There will be many galleries participating
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in a lively First Friday gallery walk on Friday, October 4th. On Saturday, October 5th peruse the Artists Expo on Main Street between 3rd and 7th to see live artist demos, performances ranging from ballet to Native American dancing and support local artists. You will also be able to view the newly installed temporary exhibit of Art on the Corner which is celebrating it’s 40th anniversary this year! For more information about the Downtown Grand Junction Creative District, GJ Creates, visit gjcreates.org
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Saturday, Oct 12 |
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MUSIC
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ILLUMINATING VIRTUOSITY
Presented by the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra
7:30pm-9:00pm, 864 Bunting Avenue Grand Junction 81501
An inaugural performance at CMU’s Performing Arts Center provides the perfect setting to Witness Musical EXCELLENCE. This lively and
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challenging concert brings to light a trifecta of talent. We start with the pure bliss of Mason’s “A Joyous Trilogy” followed by a dazzling performance of the legendary Ravel’s Piano Concerto, by the spectacular Spencer Myer. Sibelius’ 5th Symphony appropriately ends the concert with the most dynamically challenging sections of the season surrounded by unpredictable silence. When to Arrive: Doors open one hour before the performance; most people arrive 40 minutes early. Concessions are available before the concert and at intermission. Parking: Plenty of parking around Colorado Mesa University Performing Arts Center with no passes needed on weekends or after 5 p.m. on Fridays. Dress Code: Wear what you like; dressing up is optional. General Guide for Applause: Clap for the Concertmaster, Conductor, and after each piece. Etiquette: Please silence devices, limit noise, and be considerate to ensure everyone enjoys the performance.
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Sunday, Oct 13 |
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MUSIC
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ILLUMINATING VIRTUOSITY
Presented by the Grand Junction Symphony Orchestra
3:00pm-4:30pm, 864 Bunting Avenue Grand Junction 81501
An inaugural performance at CMU’s Performing Arts Center provides the perfect setting to Witness Musical EXCELLENCE. This lively and
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challenging concert brings to light a trifecta of talent. We start with the pure bliss of Mason’s “A Joyous Trilogy” followed by a dazzling performance of the legendary Ravel’s Piano Concerto, by the spectacular Spencer Myer. Sibelius’ 5th Symphony appropriately ends the concert with the most dynamically challenging sections of the season surrounded by unpredictable silence. When to Arrive: Doors open one hour before the performance; most people arrive 40 minutes early. Concessions are available before the concert and at intermission. Parking: Plenty of parking around Colorado Mesa University Performing Arts Center with no passes needed on weekends or after 5 p.m. on Fridays. Dress Code: Wear what you like; dressing up is optional. General Guide for Applause: Clap for the Concertmaster, Conductor, and after each piece. Etiquette: Please silence devices, limit noise, and be considerate to ensure everyone enjoys the performance.
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Friday, Oct 18 |
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MUSIC
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SONG THROUGH THE CENTURIES: BRAHAMS TO BEATLES
Presented by the Western Colorado Chorale
7:30pm-9:00pm, 1221 North 12th Street Grand Junction 81501
Experience a unique musical voyage spanning five centuries as we explore songs from the intimate lieder of Brahms to the iconic pop hits of the
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Beatles. This specially curated performance celebrates the diversity and evolution of the song across eras and genres. An uplifting evening for the casual listener and diehard enthusiast alike! When to Arrive: Doors open one hour before the Love Recital Hall concert; most people arrive about 40 minutes early. Parking: Available at Colorado Mesa University Parking Lots. View the parking map here: https://www.coloradomesa.edu/campus-info/documents/parkingmap.pdf Dress Code: Wear what you like; dressing up is optional, though athletic wear is generally discouraged. Applause: Applause is welcomed; follow others if you are unsure when to clap. Etiquette: Please silence devices, limit noise, and be considerate so everyone can enjoy the performance.
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