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Beacon- Delta / Montrose Calendar - June 2011 Editor's Note: The Beacon is pleased to publish PSAs for non-profit groups. Please include by email (to: jessica@pendantpublishing.com) the time, date, location of the event, and a contact phone number that we can publish by the 15th of the month prior to your event. Events without phone numbers will not be published. Information also may be FAXed to 1-800-536-7516. We reserve the right to edit PSAs. Compiled by Cloie Sandlin
Through June 29 Delta Fine Arts show The Delta Fine Arts annual show will be held at the Apple Shed, located at 250 S. Grand Mesa Dr. in Cedaredge all month long. An opening reception to meet the artists and enjoy their works is scheduled from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. on Friday, June 3. Noted artist and gallery owner, Connie Williams will judge the artwork and award prizes. Delta Fine Arts is dedicated to the promotion of the fine arts to enhance the quality of life on Colorado’s Western Slope. For more information, call the Apple Shed at 856-7007. June 4 Delta County Rock, Gem and Mineral Show The Delta County Rock, Gem and Mineral show will be held from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. at Bill Heddles Recreation Center, 530 Gunnison River Dr. in Delta. Featured activities include lighted mineral and specimen displays, gold panning, a fluorescent mineral display, demonstrations on wire wrapping and educational displays for children. There will also be door prizes, grab bags, a silent auction and a wheel of rocks. Over 25 vendors will have gemstones, jewelry and more for sale and on display. The event is free to the public. Call 874-0923 for more information. June 8 Benefit magic show A magic show will be held at 7 p.m. at the Delta Center for the performing arts. The magic show benefits Young Life students by helping themraise money to go to a summer camp. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for children. The show features Devereaux and local Young Life director Ty Gallenbeck, as they try and convince the audience which is superior—stage magic or street magic. The show is filled with comedy, magic and fun so don’t miss it! For more information, visit www.facebook.com/StreetVSStage or call 216-5680. June 16 Black Canyon Audubon annual dinner Premier Colorado birder Cole Wild will speak at the Black Canyon Audubon Society’s annual dinner. Wild, who is from Fort Collins, set a record last year by identifying 412 species in the state. He has written of his “big year” in a new book. The dinner will be held at Remington’s restaurant in Montrose. For information on attending the dinner, visit www.blackcanyonaudubon.org, or call 252-0918. Reservations must be made by June 5. June 20 – 24 Explore Colorado’s history and geology This summer, Western State College of Colorado will offer a trip that explores Colorado’s historic mining camps and other sites throughout the San Juan Mountain region. Participants need not be history buffs to enjoy these trips. The tour takes participants through some of Colorado’s most storied mining regions. The tour will be led through the Red Mountain, Owl Creek, Slumgullion and Ophir Passes to the towns of Lake City, Silverton, Ouray, Telluride and Durango. This tour includes a ride on the famous Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, a tour of the Old Hundred mine, visits to mining museums and stays at some of the most famous historic hotels in Colorado. Contact WSC Extended Studies at 800-876-5309, ext. 7 or go online at www.western.edu/extendedstudies to register. Register early as space is limited. June 30 Patriotic Concert The ninth annual Patriotic Concert performed by the Montrose Community Band will be performed at 7 p.m. on the lawn at the Montrose Pavilion. Admission is free! Bring the family, a picnic and a lawn chair! For more information, call 252-0918. |
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