UPCOMING EVENTS

8pm-10pm

Based in Western Colorado, the Schaffer Brothers Band has built a following across the region with a sound many fans have come to know as Funktry (Funk Country).

Recorded with Sergio Rios (Orgōne), their debut album 'Old Thing New' displays their diverse inspirations. Nostalgic sounds and production injected with new, fresh, well written songs.

6PM-9PM • No Cover • Donations accepted for touring artists

Turntable Tuesday / Triple Play Records Collaboration

SOCIAL CINEMA : Social Cinema is a rising indie rock band composed of members from Lincoln, NE, and Wichita, KS. Their music is fun, fast, and their concerts are unforgettable. This Midwest band is transforming their local grit into a more polished sound but keeping their hook-heavy, powerful identity.

JESUS CHRIST TAXI DRIVER: Somewhere between the violent rock and roll of Jon Spencer, the sophisticated rhythms of Ali Farka Toure, and the religious disorientation of Jean Meslier, Jesus Christ Taxi Driver makes joyfully irreverent noise. Taking aim at daily banal agonies, and existential uncertainty, the moods shift from meditative to unhinged. The music takes risks.

Formed in 2022 on Colorado’s front range, they’ve been bringing their wildly disruptive live shows to venues across the mountain west at an incredible pace. Keep an eye on their schedule to see where they are playing near you, and for their debut LP “Lick My Soul”

Celebrate freedom to read with the Mesa County Libraries Foundation and Gemini Beer Company. Get a team together to show off your knowledge of banned books while supporting your public library.

For more information call 970-683-2438.

A punk rock flea market featuring live music, donation drives, fundraising, and a celebration of Punk Rock.

2-10 pm

1pm-4pm

“The work of the Beehive Collective is multidisciplinary and multifaceted. We are most recognized for our expansive narrative graphics campaigns, but we also put a lot of time and energy into projects on the ground in communities where we are based. We create graphics, share stories, tour with our work, connect with local to global efforts, and shape our collective experience together. As with our narrative posters, there is no way to separate the various types of work we do – everything intersects and nothing stands alone.

Our presentations and workshops vary from place to place, as we aim to best reach those in the room. We can lead you through the narrative circuit of a graphic, in a steady stream of storytelling from bees to audience, or we can facilitate a more interactive conversation where we turn over the image interpretation to the group. In our more participatory workshops, we open up space for people to share their knowledge and experiences with each other. Our goal is always to move back and forth between the little and big pictures, connecting the dots between 'single issues' and the bigger systems they exist within. We also facilitate 'Graphics for the Commons' workshops where people participate in collaborative design processes themselves.”

Pop-up show for the witchy ones! Come check out all the oddities and unconventional wares on offer from several local artists and creatives. After Party hosted by House of Rominova Drag Show.