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SUMMARY:Final Friday Art Walks - Paonia
DESCRIPTION:Join Us in downtown Paonia on the last Friday of each month for Final Friday Frolics\, a monthly artwalk! \nVisit local galleries and artists studios and check out the fantastic shopping on Grand Ave. Taste some of the delicious food and drink from our valley and enjoy live music and a creative evening in a charming mountain town. \nParticipating Venues (subject to change month-to-month):\nBlue Sage Center for the Arts\nChrysalis\nCirque Boutique & Gallery\nElsewhere Studios\nGrapevine Gallery\nLehman Images\nLouie’s Pizza\nLucille Lucas Gallery\nNido\nPaonia Clayworks\nParadise Theatre\nPollinate Paonia\nPUB\nRobin’s Nest\nRefinery Paonia\nThe Hearth\nThe Looking Glass by Shannon Richardson Paintings\nWillow Windgood Studio
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/final-friday-art-walks-paonia/2026-07-31/
LOCATION:Paonia\, Paonia\, CO\, 81428
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Craft Fair,Family Friendly,Free Community Event,Shopping
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ORGANIZER;CN="North Fork Valley Creative Coalition":MAILTO:nfvcreativecoalition@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:VOGA Farmers Social
DESCRIPTION:The Valley Organic Growers Association (VOGA) invites you to our monthly Farmers Social! This recurring community gathering takes place on the second Wednesday of every month\, providing a vital space for farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends to connect. \n\n\nEvent Details\n\n\nDate: Wednesday\, April 8\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM \n\n\nLocation: Cobblestone Farm\, 35294 Hanson Mesa Rd\, Hotchkiss\, CO \n\n\nFormat: Potluck (Please bring a dish or drink to share!) \n\n\nWho: Farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends \n\n\nMore Info: vogaco.org
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/voga-farmers-social/2026-08-12/
LOCATION:Big B’s Delicious Orchards U-pick\, Cafe & Tasting Room\, 39126 CO-133\, Hotchkiss\, CO\, 81419
CATEGORIES:Agriculture,Family Friendly,Food,Free Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260825T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260825T190000
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SUMMARY:Free Pop-Up Concert in the Park: Featuring Liquid Velvet & North Fork Guitar Club
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the end of summer with a fantastic evening of live music\, community\, and family fun! Presented by Bill Grom and the Timmons Family\, this FREE Pop-Up Concert in the Park is hosted in appreciation of the incredible support from local businesses and the wonderful North Fork Valley community over the years. \nDoors open at 5:00 PM with fun lawn games and community socializing. The music kicks off at 6:00 PM with a performance by the North Fork Guitar Club\, followed at 7:00 PM by headliner Liquid Velvet! Hailing all the way from Tennessee for this exclusive performance\, Liquid Velvet (veterans of Country Jam) will deliver an energetic blend of ’70s and ’80s classic rock hits that will get everyone on their feet. \nEnjoy complimentary hot dogs provided by Zack’s BBQ and Three20 Bar & Grill. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs\, blankets\, snacks\, and beverages (no glass\, please!). Come out for a great night celebrating music\, local sponsors\, and the North Fork Valley community! \nSchedule of Events\n\n\n5:00 PM: Doors Open (Lawn Games\, Food\, & Community Socializing) \n\n\n6:00 PM: North Fork Guitar Club \n\n\n7:00 PM: Liquid Velvet \n\n\nEvent Details\n\n\nWhen: Tuesday\, August 25th \n\n\nTime: Doors open at 5:00 PM | Music starts at 6:00 PM \n\n\nWhere: in the park behind Zacks BBQ in Hotchkiss \n\n\nCost: FREE ADMISSION \n\n\nWhat to Bring: Lawn chairs\, blankets\, snacks\, and drinks (BYO beverages – NO glass permitted). \n\n\nFood Provided: Complimentary hot dogs provided by Zack’s BBQ & Three20 Bar & Grill. \n\n\nEvent Sponsors: Bill’s Custom Trim\, Chatter Nator\, Zack’s BBQ\, Taco Hut\, Drive Brew\, Three20 Bar & Grill\, Hotchkiss First Baptist Church\, The Creamery Arts Center\, North Fork Valley Creative Coalition\, Pack Shack\, North Fork Valley Chamber of Commerce\, and Needle Rock Realty.
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/free-pop-up-concert-in-the-park-featuring-liquid-velvet-north-fork-guitar-club/
LOCATION:Zack’s BBQ\, 721 E. Bridge St.\, Hotchkiss\, CO\, 81419
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly,Free Community Event,Live Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20260828T160000
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SUMMARY:Final Friday Art Walks - Paonia
DESCRIPTION:Join Us in downtown Paonia on the last Friday of each month for Final Friday Frolics\, a monthly artwalk! \nVisit local galleries and artists studios and check out the fantastic shopping on Grand Ave. Taste some of the delicious food and drink from our valley and enjoy live music and a creative evening in a charming mountain town. \nParticipating Venues (subject to change month-to-month):\nBlue Sage Center for the Arts\nChrysalis\nCirque Boutique & Gallery\nElsewhere Studios\nGrapevine Gallery\nLehman Images\nLouie’s Pizza\nLucille Lucas Gallery\nNido\nPaonia Clayworks\nParadise Theatre\nPollinate Paonia\nPUB\nRobin’s Nest\nRefinery Paonia\nThe Hearth\nThe Looking Glass by Shannon Richardson Paintings\nWillow Windgood Studio
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/final-friday-art-walks-paonia/2026-08-28/
LOCATION:Paonia\, Paonia\, CO\, 81428
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Craft Fair,Family Friendly,Free Community Event,Shopping
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ORGANIZER;CN="North Fork Valley Creative Coalition":MAILTO:nfvcreativecoalition@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Night on the Town at Pioneer Town Museum
DESCRIPTION:Dust off your cowboy boots and head down to historic Pioneer Town for a lively evening of Western heritage and family fun! Pioneer Town Museum in Cedaredge warmly invites everyone to a Night on the Town on Saturday\, August 29th\, 2026\, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM. \nThis action-packed community gathering features free admission and entertainment for all ages. Enjoy saloon refreshments while listening to Sharon Clark on the piano\, bid on local treasure at the silent auction\, or grab a hot bowl of chili starting at 4:00 PM (until it runs out!). Featured entertainment includes Western singer Pickin’ Peggy Malone and cowboy poet Terry Nash from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM\, horse-drawn wagon rides by Shades of Blue\, line dancing\, and tunes provided by Hold Fast Audio DJ. Come experience the rustic charm\, music\, and community spirit of Pioneer Town! \nSchedule of Events\n\n\n4:00 PM: Chili Served (Available until it runs out!) \n\n\n4:00 PM – 5:30 PM: Piano Performance by Sharon Clark & Saloon Refreshments \n\n\n4:00 PM – 7:30 PM: Silent Auction \n\n\n4:30 PM – 5:30 PM: Featured Performances: Western Singer Pickin’ Peggy Malone & Cowboy Poet Terry Nash \n\n\n5:30 PM – 7:30 PM: Shades of Blue Wagon Rides \n\n\n5:30 PM – 8:00 PM: Music DJ by Hold Fast Audio \n\n\n6:00 PM – 6:30 PM: Line Dancing \n\n\nEvent Details\n\n\nWhen: Saturday\, August 29\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM \n\n\nWhere: Pioneer Town Museum\, Hwy 65\, Cedaredge\, CO 81413 \n\n\nAdmission: FREE Admission
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/night-on-the-town-at-pioneer-town-museum/
LOCATION:Pioneer Town\, 338 S. Grand Mesa Drive\, Cedaredge\, CO\, 81413
CATEGORIES:America 250- Colorado 150,Arts & Culture,Cowboy Poetry,Dancing,Family Friendly,Free Community Event
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SUMMARY:VOGA Farmers Social
DESCRIPTION:The Valley Organic Growers Association (VOGA) invites you to our monthly Farmers Social! This recurring community gathering takes place on the second Wednesday of every month\, providing a vital space for farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends to connect. \n\n\nEvent Details\n\n\nDate: Wednesday\, April 8\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM \n\n\nLocation: Cobblestone Farm\, 35294 Hanson Mesa Rd\, Hotchkiss\, CO \n\n\nFormat: Potluck (Please bring a dish or drink to share!) \n\n\nWho: Farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends \n\n\nMore Info: vogaco.org
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/voga-farmers-social/2026-09-09/
LOCATION:Big B’s Delicious Orchards U-pick\, Cafe & Tasting Room\, 39126 CO-133\, Hotchkiss\, CO\, 81419
CATEGORIES:Agriculture,Family Friendly,Food,Free Community Event
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DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20260925T200000
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SUMMARY:Final Friday Art Walks - Paonia
DESCRIPTION:Join Us in downtown Paonia on the last Friday of each month for Final Friday Frolics\, a monthly artwalk! \nVisit local galleries and artists studios and check out the fantastic shopping on Grand Ave. Taste some of the delicious food and drink from our valley and enjoy live music and a creative evening in a charming mountain town. \nParticipating Venues (subject to change month-to-month):\nBlue Sage Center for the Arts\nChrysalis\nCirque Boutique & Gallery\nElsewhere Studios\nGrapevine Gallery\nLehman Images\nLouie’s Pizza\nLucille Lucas Gallery\nNido\nPaonia Clayworks\nParadise Theatre\nPollinate Paonia\nPUB\nRobin’s Nest\nRefinery Paonia\nThe Hearth\nThe Looking Glass by Shannon Richardson Paintings\nWillow Windgood Studio
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/final-friday-art-walks-paonia/2026-09-25/
LOCATION:Paonia\, Paonia\, CO\, 81428
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Craft Fair,Family Friendly,Free Community Event,Shopping
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ORGANIZER;CN="North Fork Valley Creative Coalition":MAILTO:nfvcreativecoalition@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Cedaredge Applefest 2026
DESCRIPTION:  \nExperience the absolute peak of autumn color and celebration at the annual Cedaredge Applefest! Taking place from October 2nd through October 4th\, 2026\, this spectacular three-day weekend showcases the very best of local businesses\, multi-generational apple orchards\, regional artists\, and talented musicians. Centered under the motto “Life Tastes Sweeter Here!”\, Applefest transforms the town into a bustling celebration that brings together over 200 unique vendors and welcomes more than 30\,000 attendees each year. \nFrom early morning races to late-night tunes\, the entire family will find something to love. Explore incredible artisan booths\, bite into crisp\, locally grown Surface Creek apples\, and check out the historic machinery on display. Packed with distinct Cedaredge flair and flavor\, this is an amazing community tradition you definitely don’t want to miss. \nFestival Highlights & Activities\nVendors & Shopping: Explore a massive market featuring over 200 art\, craft\, and food vendors. \nLive Music & Arts: Enjoy continuous live musical performances showcasing local and regional talent. \nAutomotive Shows: Marvel at beautiful vintage rides during the antique car and motorcycle show. \nCompetitions & Sports: Take part in the classic Applefest Golf Tournament\, a themed Pinup Competition\, or lace up your sneakers for the annual 5K run. \nLocal Harvests: Support local orchards and sample fresh apples\, hard ciders\, and fall treats. \n  \nEvent Details\nWhen: Friday\, October 2 – Sunday\, October 4\, 2026 \nWhere: Downtown Cedaredge\, CO (Delta County) \nAttendance: Over 30\,000 visitors annually! \nMore Information: Plan your full weekend itinerary\, register for events\, and look up vendor lists at cedaredgeapplefest.com
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/cedaredge-applefest-2026/
LOCATION:Cedaredge\, Cederedge\, CO\, 81413
CATEGORIES:Agriculture,America 250- Colorado 150,Family Friendly,Farmers Market,Festivals,Libations,Live Music
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SUMMARY:VOGA Farmers Social
DESCRIPTION:The Valley Organic Growers Association (VOGA) invites you to our monthly Farmers Social! This recurring community gathering takes place on the second Wednesday of every month\, providing a vital space for farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends to connect. \n\n\nEvent Details\n\n\nDate: Wednesday\, April 8\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM \n\n\nLocation: Cobblestone Farm\, 35294 Hanson Mesa Rd\, Hotchkiss\, CO \n\n\nFormat: Potluck (Please bring a dish or drink to share!) \n\n\nWho: Farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends \n\n\nMore Info: vogaco.org
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/voga-farmers-social/2026-10-14/
LOCATION:Big B’s Delicious Orchards U-pick\, Cafe & Tasting Room\, 39126 CO-133\, Hotchkiss\, CO\, 81419
CATEGORIES:Agriculture,Family Friendly,Food,Free Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261030T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261030T180000
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SUMMARY:2026  Delta Main Street Trick or Treat
DESCRIPTION:Bring out your costumed little ghosts\, goblins\, and superheroes for a spooktacular afternoon in downtown Delta! Hosted by the City of Delta and the Delta Police Department\, the annual 2026 Main Street Trick or Treat takes place on Friday\, October 30th\, 2026\, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. \nMain Street will come alive with local businesses and community organizations handing out treats in a fun\, safe\, and family-friendly environment. The festivities begin early with a special hour dedicated to little ones aged 5 and under\, followed by open trick-or-treating for all ages. Put on your favorite costume\, grab a treat bag\, and enjoy Halloween fun in the heart of Delta! \nEvent Highlights & Schedule\n\n\n2:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Trick-or-Treating reserved for Ages 5 and Under \n\n\n3:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Open Trick-or-Treating for All Ages \n\n\nDowntown Community Tradition: Safe street-level trick-or-treating at participating downtown businesses and organizations. \n\n\nPresented by the City of Delta and the Delta Police Department. \n\n\nEvent Details\n\n\nWhen: Friday\, October 30\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM \n\n\nWhere: Main Street\, Delta\, CO 81416 \n\n\nCost: FREE
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/2026-delta-main-street-trick-or-treat/
LOCATION:City of Delta\, Delta\, 81416
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly,Free Community Event
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SUMMARY:VOGA Farmers Social
DESCRIPTION:The Valley Organic Growers Association (VOGA) invites you to our monthly Farmers Social! This recurring community gathering takes place on the second Wednesday of every month\, providing a vital space for farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends to connect. \n\n\nEvent Details\n\n\nDate: Wednesday\, April 8\, 2026 \n\n\nTime: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM \n\n\nLocation: Cobblestone Farm\, 35294 Hanson Mesa Rd\, Hotchkiss\, CO \n\n\nFormat: Potluck (Please bring a dish or drink to share!) \n\n\nWho: Farmers\, ranchers\, producers\, families\, and friends \n\n\nMore Info: vogaco.org
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/voga-farmers-social/2026-11-11/
LOCATION:Big B’s Delicious Orchards U-pick\, Cafe & Tasting Room\, 39126 CO-133\, Hotchkiss\, CO\, 81419
CATEGORIES:Agriculture,Family Friendly,Food,Free Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20261117T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Denver:20261117T180000
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SUMMARY:Delta County presents Celebrate Agriculture
DESCRIPTION:Join Delta County for a special two-day event honoring our Agricultural heritage through local art\, and community! “Celebrate Agriculture” takes place on Tuesday\, November 17\, and Wednesday\, November 18\, 2026\, at Heritage Hall\, 403 S. 4th St.\,  on the Delta County Fairgrounds in Hotchkiss. \nAcross two days\, attendees can enjoy public mural viewings\, the “Celebrating Ag Delta County” art show\, guest speakers\, and a free community dinner catered by Zack’s BBQ! Sponsored by the Delta County Commissioners. \nFeaturing : \n\nThe Colorado Department of Agriculture Ag Mural\, presented as part of the America 250 – Colorado 150 Commemoration.\nThe Colorado 150: Highlighting Colorado’s Landscape Exhibit on loan from the Western Colorado Community Foundation\nExhibits from local Delta County Artist\nCenter Pieces created by and available for purchase by donation; funding to benefit the TSA Chapter / Arts Department for North Fork Valley High School “Soul Miners” .\nFree Community Dinner catered by Zack’s BBQ and sponsored by the Delta County Commissioners\nGuest Speakers- TBA\nAdmission is completely free and open to the public.\n\nEvent Highlights & Schedule: ( Tentative and subject to change) \n\nTuesday\, November 17: Art & Agriculture\n\n1:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Public Viewing of the Ag Mural and the Community Ag  Art Show\nFREE Admission to the Hotchkiss-Crawford Historical Society Museum\n\n 10 Am-1 PM\n\n\n\n180 2nd St\, Hotchkiss\, CO 81419\n\n\n\n\n\nPhone: (970) 872-3780\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWednesday\, November 18: Community Night\n\n1:00 PM – 4:00 PM: Public Viewing of the Ag Mural and the Community Ag  Art Show\nFREE Admission to the Hotchkiss-Crawford Historical Society Museum\n\n1-4 PM\n\n\n\n180 2nd St\, Hotchkiss\, CO 81419\n\n\n\n\n\nPhone: (970) 872-3780\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n FREE Community Dinner catered by Zack’s (served while food lasts!) 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM:\n\n Presenters:\n\nKatie Pabloff: Delta County Tourism Cabinet Chair ( Welcome and MC)- Katie Pabloff serves as Chair of the Delta County Tourism Cabinet\, where she is passionate about showcasing Delta County as a destination for agriculture\, outdoor recreation\, and culture. A proud Western Colorado resident who has called Delta County home for more than a decade\, Katie has a deep appreciation for the people\, hard work\, and agricultural heritage that make this community so special. She believes that agriculture is at the heart of the Western Slope’s identity\, shaping not only our landscapes and local economy but also the traditions\, relationships\, and sense of community that make this a wonderful place to call home. Professionally\, Katie works as a Program Officer with Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO)\, supporting partnerships and projects that strengthen rural communities and connect people to the outdoors. Outside of work\, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter\, exploring the outdoors\, and embracing all the things that make life on the Western Slope special. She’s honored to serve as today’s emcee and looks forward to celebrating the agricultural community and the people who help keep Delta County thriving.\nPledge of Allegiance: Saige Davis\n\n\nGuest Speakers\n\nInvocation: Pastor Jake DeField\nWendell Koontz; District 3 Delta County Commissioner – Wendell A. Koontz represents Delta County’s District 3\, serving the North Fork Valley communities of Crawford\, Hotchkiss\, and Paonia. Now in his second term as county commissioner\, he brings extensive leadership experience across local government\, regional water management\, and the natural resources sector to his work on behalf of Delta County.\nCommissioner Koontz serves as chair of the Gunnison Basin Roundtable and as the Western District Representative on the Board of Directors for Colorado Counties\, Inc. His regional engagements include service as an Executive Board member of the Ruth Powell Hutchins Water Center at Colorado Mesa University\, Technical Member of the Colorado RiverMap Project\, and member of the Western Slope Outdoor Alliance. He is also a founding member of JOLT and a 2025 graduate of the National Association of Counties’ County Leadership Institute.\nHis dedication to municipal leadership began in the Town of Hotchkiss\, where he served as a trustee from 2006 to 2010 and as mayor from 2010 to 2018. As a county commissioner\, he has championed key community and economic infrastructure initiatives\, including The Miners Trail development and Delta County Fairgrounds enhancements. Koontz was honored as the Town of Hotchkiss Citizen of the Year in 2017 and Delta County Citizen of the Year in 2025.\nA Registered Professional Geologist and Registered Member of the Society for Mining\, Metallurgy\, and Exploration (SME)\, Koontz brings over 25 years of professional mining expertise. His industry background includes serving as Manager of Geology and Exploration for Wolverine Fuels and Senior Mine Geologist at Arch Coal’s West Elk Mine. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Geology\, with a minor in Business\, from Hanover College in 1983.\nIn recognition of his commitment to environmental stewardship\, Koontz was honored with the Dr. James A. Pendleton Award for mined land reclamation in 2023. He and his wife\, Esther\, reside in Delta County’s North Fork Valley.\nMark Roeber; History of Delta County – Mark Roeber runs the Mt. Lamborn Ranch\, the namesake of the 11\,402-foot mountain where he operates. Mark’s great-grandfather\, Theodore Roeber\, settled the ranch in 1889\, making Mark the fourth generation to run the cow/calf operation.\,  Mark is a Past President of the National Public Lands Council\, Colorado River District Board member\, Delta County Representative  for the Gunnison Basin Round Table\, Past President Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and a Former Delta County Commissioner.\n  Mark LeValley; Colorado Cattleman’s Association President – Mark LeValley is a Sixth- Generation Delta County Beef  Rancher\, Member of the Gunnison Basin Round Table\, Former Member of the Colorado State Board of Stock Inspection .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Details: \nWhen: Tuesday\, November 17 & Wednesday\, November 18\, 2026 Where: Heritage Hall – Delta County Fairgrounds\, 403 S. 4th Street\, Hotchkiss\, CO 81419 Cost: FREE & Open to the Public \nPresented By: Delta County with support from and special thanks to: The  Colorado Department of Agriculture\, State of Colorado\, The Western Slope Community Foundation and the North Fork High School ” Soul Miners”\, The Delta Historical Society\, The Crawford- Hotchkiss Historical Society\, Delta County 4-H and Delta & Black Mesa Cattle Women’s. \nExhibits & Artist Bios:  \n\n  \nCreated by Thomas “Detour” Evans\, the mural unfolds as a visual narrative from left to right\, designed to spark imagination and highlight the interconnected systems that sustain agriculture across the state. The narrative is fueled by the snowmelt of the Colorado Rocky Mountains—an essential source of life that feeds\nthe fields\, rangelands\, and livestock. \nThe artist began by exploring the past through the Ute and Plains Indigenous communities\, who settled along river corridors and relied on water to grow corn\, wheat\, beans\, squash\, and other crops to feed their families. As irrigation expanded\, regions like the San Luis Valley began to flourish\, attracting communities to work the land. New agricultural techniques emerged\, including\ncenter-pivot irrigation—created by Frank Zybach near Strasburg—which is referenced through the circular cutouts in the upper right portion of the mural. \nThe oral history of Colorado farmer John Stulp’s family helped visualize the importance of livestock\, hard work\, and tradition\, further rounding out the story. The generational bond families share with the land and agricultural culture was essential to highlight\, alongside the push to inspire the next generation who will feed society. Showcasing youth tending the young crops and the healthy harvest of potatoes\, sunflowers\, pears\, pumpkins and peppers showcase the fruits of hard labor and love. \nAs past\, present\, and future are showcased\, the artist’s use of colors sparks a sense of imagination and excitement throughout each scene. From tractors and commodities to rivers and creeks\, the mural invites viewers to experience agriculture through a bold\, bright\, and colorful lens. \nCreating this mural was an opportunity for the artist to not only to reflect on 150 years of agricultural history\, but also to inspire curiosity and pride in what comes\nnext. If the work encourages even one young viewer to envision themselves as a future farmer\, rancher\, or steward of the land\, then it has fulfilled its purpose. \nExcerpt Courtesy of Colorado Department of Agriculture. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nColorado 150: Highlighting Western Colorado’s Landscape & Spirit\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTo celebrate Colorado’s 150th Anniversary of statehood\, the Western Colorado Community Foundation is proud to present Colorado 150: Highlighting Western Colorado’s Landscape & Spirit\, a regional art initiative honoring the places\, people\, and generosity that make western Colorado extraordinary. \nAs the community foundation serving Delta\, Eagle\, Garfield\, Mesa\, Montrose\, Ouray\, and Rio Blanco counties\, WCCF commissioned one artist from each county to create two original works of art. One piece reflects the iconic landscape\, history\, or character of their county\, while the other explores the spirit of generosity\, philanthropy\, and community impact that helps communities thrive. \nExcerpt and Exhibition Courtesy of Western Colorado Community Foundation \n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\nMeet the Colorado 150 Artists & Explore Their Work\n \n\nDelta County Artist: \n\n Kris Stewart: A resident of Crawford for the past 32-years\, Kris Stewart is an amateur landscape photographer who enjoys capturing the beauty of Western Colorado landscapes and using graphic design to help local organizations. Kris worked with the North Fork Ambulance as the graphic coordinator for 10-years while serving as an EMT. During that time\, he designed membership and outreach materials and used photography to highlight the importance of emergency medical services to the North Fork Valley through the website and other handouts. As a self-taught photographer\, Kris enjoys learning from professional photographers’ portfolios and perfecting his skills photographing the amazing Western Colorado landscape.  For the past 15-years\, Kris has worked for Delta County and many of his photographs are featured across Delta County’s buildings and in outreach materials for the Sheriff’s Office and County. His photography has also won several contests and received honorable mentions\, including two Honorable mentions in 2025 and a first-place win in 2024 in the annual Colorado Department of Agriculture Best in Show contest.\nJamie Roeber: Jamie Roeber channels her Western roots into striking art\, transforming natural materials into captivating creations. With degrees from Fort Lewis College and MFA from Regis. As the High School art Teacher\, Mrs. Roeber inspires her students to experiment boldly and push boundaries. She believes art unlocks lifelong skills\, shaping both personal and professional growth. Jamie gives new life to recycled and upcycled materials\, turning chicken wire into sculptures and old cowboy clothes into artful memories. Each skull she designs tells a story\, blending vibrant colors and stone inlays inspired by her own journey. Her work captures the spirit of the West—bold\, imaginative\, and unforgettable\nNorth Fork  High School Arts Students- ” Soul Miners” ( TSA Chapter) : Student art projects will be prominently displayed as centerpieces for the event’s dinner\, showcasing the incredible artistic abilities of our youth to the broader community. Please note that these will be for purchase. (Ceramic and fused Glass Pieces).  Select your favorite and pay $40 at the door. All proceeds go to North Fork  High School Art Dept.\n\nLinda ” Pete” Cunningham & Jerry Cunningham:  Jerry and Linda “ Pete” Cunningham\, along with their son\, Ted\, own and operate Cunningham cattle Company\, a fourth-generation cattle ranch in Delta county. For nearly ten years\, Pete has been creating hand crafted baskets from repurposed lariats\, while Jerry specializes in custom made bridle and hackamores. Their work can be found on facebook at Cunnigham Trading Company.\nHunt Family Fair Quilt: Ashley Farley and Bill Hunt\nIra Houseweart\nTori Vannest- Tor’s Decor:We are a small-town business out to provide quality and low-cost western home decor and accessories. Most of our products are “recycled\, refurbished and re-used“.   torsdecor.square.site\nCattlewomen’s Brand Quilt: Chandra Carr\n\n\n  \nAgriculture and Historic  Organizations with informational booths:  \n\nDelta Cattlewomen\n\nOur mission is to promote understanding and advancement of the livestock industry by engaging in activities of all types including\, but not limited to public relation programs\, and education\nprograms which will promote such understanding and advancement. Delta Cattlewomen have been a Beef advocacy group since 1951.Our passion is bridging the rural and urban divide to bring Delta County’s agricultural and Beef producing families together with consumers. \nDownload the Delta Cattlewomen Brochure: DCW info brochure \n  \n  \n\nBlack Mesa Cattlewomen\n\nBlack Mesa Cattlewomen’s\, a non-profit 501 (C) 3 organization\, mission is to support and promote beef. Black Mesa Cattle Women are based out of Crawford and the North Fork Valley region. We are a group of local women sharing a passion for the beef and agricultural industries with daily promotion throughout the community while sustaining a way of life since 1951. \n  \nDownload the Black Mesa Cattlewomen Brochure: BMCW Printable Brochure \n  \n  \n\nHotchkiss Crawford Historical Society\nDelta Museum\nVOGA -Valley Organic Growers Association VOGA is a  non-profit membership organization located in the North Fork Valley. Our members live on the Western Slope of Colorado. The Mission of Valley Organic Growers Association is to promote local sustainable agriculture by supporting and educating producers and consumers.\nDelta County 4-H\nDelta County Bred & Fed\, Inc. 
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/delta-county-presents-celebrate-agriculture/2026-11-17/
LOCATION:Delta County Fairgrounds\, 403 S. 4th St.\, Hotchkiss\, CO\, 81416
CATEGORIES:Agriculture,America 250- Colorado 150,Arts & Crafts,Arts & Culture,Family Friendly,Free Community Event
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SUMMARY:Delta County presents Celebrate Agriculture
DESCRIPTION:Join Delta County for a special two-day event honoring our Agricultural heritage through local art\, and community! “Celebrate Agriculture” takes place on Tuesday\, November 17\, and Wednesday\, November 18\, 2026\, at Heritage Hall\, 403 S. 4th St.\,  on the Delta County Fairgrounds in Hotchkiss. \nAcross two days\, attendees can enjoy public mural viewings\, the “Celebrating Ag Delta County” art show\, guest speakers\, and a free community dinner catered by Zack’s BBQ! Sponsored by the Delta County Commissioners. \nFeaturing : \n\nThe Colorado Department of Agriculture Ag Mural\, presented as part of the America 250 – Colorado 150 Commemoration.\nThe Colorado 150: Highlighting Colorado’s Landscape Exhibit on loan from the Western Colorado Community Foundation\nExhibits from local Delta County Artist\nCenter Pieces created by and available for purchase by donation; funding to benefit the TSA Chapter / Arts Department for North Fork Valley High School “Soul Miners” .\nFree Community Dinner catered by Zack’s BBQ and sponsored by the Delta County Commissioners\nGuest Speakers- TBA\nAdmission is completely free and open to the public.\n\nEvent Highlights & Schedule: ( Tentative and subject to change) \n\nTuesday\, November 17: Art & Agriculture\n\n1:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Public Viewing of the Ag Mural and the Community Ag  Art Show\nFREE Admission to the Hotchkiss-Crawford Historical Society Museum\n\n 10 Am-1 PM\n\n\n\n180 2nd St\, Hotchkiss\, CO 81419\n\n\n\n\n\nPhone: (970) 872-3780\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWednesday\, November 18: Community Night\n\n1:00 PM – 4:00 PM: Public Viewing of the Ag Mural and the Community Ag  Art Show\nFREE Admission to the Hotchkiss-Crawford Historical Society Museum\n\n1-4 PM\n\n\n\n180 2nd St\, Hotchkiss\, CO 81419\n\n\n\n\n\nPhone: (970) 872-3780\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n FREE Community Dinner catered by Zack’s (served while food lasts!) 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM:\n\n Presenters:\n\nKatie Pabloff: Delta County Tourism Cabinet Chair ( Welcome and MC)- Katie Pabloff serves as Chair of the Delta County Tourism Cabinet\, where she is passionate about showcasing Delta County as a destination for agriculture\, outdoor recreation\, and culture. A proud Western Colorado resident who has called Delta County home for more than a decade\, Katie has a deep appreciation for the people\, hard work\, and agricultural heritage that make this community so special. She believes that agriculture is at the heart of the Western Slope’s identity\, shaping not only our landscapes and local economy but also the traditions\, relationships\, and sense of community that make this a wonderful place to call home. Professionally\, Katie works as a Program Officer with Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO)\, supporting partnerships and projects that strengthen rural communities and connect people to the outdoors. Outside of work\, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter\, exploring the outdoors\, and embracing all the things that make life on the Western Slope special. She’s honored to serve as today’s emcee and looks forward to celebrating the agricultural community and the people who help keep Delta County thriving.\nPledge of Allegiance: Saige Davis\n\n\nGuest Speakers\n\nInvocation: Pastor Jake DeField\nWendell Koontz; District 3 Delta County Commissioner – Wendell A. Koontz represents Delta County’s District 3\, serving the North Fork Valley communities of Crawford\, Hotchkiss\, and Paonia. Now in his second term as county commissioner\, he brings extensive leadership experience across local government\, regional water management\, and the natural resources sector to his work on behalf of Delta County.\nCommissioner Koontz serves as chair of the Gunnison Basin Roundtable and as the Western District Representative on the Board of Directors for Colorado Counties\, Inc. His regional engagements include service as an Executive Board member of the Ruth Powell Hutchins Water Center at Colorado Mesa University\, Technical Member of the Colorado RiverMap Project\, and member of the Western Slope Outdoor Alliance. He is also a founding member of JOLT and a 2025 graduate of the National Association of Counties’ County Leadership Institute.\nHis dedication to municipal leadership began in the Town of Hotchkiss\, where he served as a trustee from 2006 to 2010 and as mayor from 2010 to 2018. As a county commissioner\, he has championed key community and economic infrastructure initiatives\, including The Miners Trail development and Delta County Fairgrounds enhancements. Koontz was honored as the Town of Hotchkiss Citizen of the Year in 2017 and Delta County Citizen of the Year in 2025.\nA Registered Professional Geologist and Registered Member of the Society for Mining\, Metallurgy\, and Exploration (SME)\, Koontz brings over 25 years of professional mining expertise. His industry background includes serving as Manager of Geology and Exploration for Wolverine Fuels and Senior Mine Geologist at Arch Coal’s West Elk Mine. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Geology\, with a minor in Business\, from Hanover College in 1983.\nIn recognition of his commitment to environmental stewardship\, Koontz was honored with the Dr. James A. Pendleton Award for mined land reclamation in 2023. He and his wife\, Esther\, reside in Delta County’s North Fork Valley.\nMark Roeber; History of Delta County – Mark Roeber runs the Mt. Lamborn Ranch\, the namesake of the 11\,402-foot mountain where he operates. Mark’s great-grandfather\, Theodore Roeber\, settled the ranch in 1889\, making Mark the fourth generation to run the cow/calf operation.\,  Mark is a Past President of the National Public Lands Council\, Colorado River District Board member\, Delta County Representative  for the Gunnison Basin Round Table\, Past President Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and a Former Delta County Commissioner.\n  Mark LeValley; Colorado Cattleman’s Association President – Mark LeValley is a Sixth- Generation Delta County Beef  Rancher\, Member of the Gunnison Basin Round Table\, Former Member of the Colorado State Board of Stock Inspection .\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Details: \nWhen: Tuesday\, November 17 & Wednesday\, November 18\, 2026 Where: Heritage Hall – Delta County Fairgrounds\, 403 S. 4th Street\, Hotchkiss\, CO 81419 Cost: FREE & Open to the Public \nPresented By: Delta County with support from and special thanks to: The  Colorado Department of Agriculture\, State of Colorado\, The Western Slope Community Foundation and the North Fork High School ” Soul Miners”\, The Delta Historical Society\, The Crawford- Hotchkiss Historical Society\, Delta County 4-H and Delta & Black Mesa Cattle Women’s. \nExhibits & Artist Bios:  \n\n  \nCreated by Thomas “Detour” Evans\, the mural unfolds as a visual narrative from left to right\, designed to spark imagination and highlight the interconnected systems that sustain agriculture across the state. The narrative is fueled by the snowmelt of the Colorado Rocky Mountains—an essential source of life that feeds\nthe fields\, rangelands\, and livestock. \nThe artist began by exploring the past through the Ute and Plains Indigenous communities\, who settled along river corridors and relied on water to grow corn\, wheat\, beans\, squash\, and other crops to feed their families. As irrigation expanded\, regions like the San Luis Valley began to flourish\, attracting communities to work the land. New agricultural techniques emerged\, including\ncenter-pivot irrigation—created by Frank Zybach near Strasburg—which is referenced through the circular cutouts in the upper right portion of the mural. \nThe oral history of Colorado farmer John Stulp’s family helped visualize the importance of livestock\, hard work\, and tradition\, further rounding out the story. The generational bond families share with the land and agricultural culture was essential to highlight\, alongside the push to inspire the next generation who will feed society. Showcasing youth tending the young crops and the healthy harvest of potatoes\, sunflowers\, pears\, pumpkins and peppers showcase the fruits of hard labor and love. \nAs past\, present\, and future are showcased\, the artist’s use of colors sparks a sense of imagination and excitement throughout each scene. From tractors and commodities to rivers and creeks\, the mural invites viewers to experience agriculture through a bold\, bright\, and colorful lens. \nCreating this mural was an opportunity for the artist to not only to reflect on 150 years of agricultural history\, but also to inspire curiosity and pride in what comes\nnext. If the work encourages even one young viewer to envision themselves as a future farmer\, rancher\, or steward of the land\, then it has fulfilled its purpose. \nExcerpt Courtesy of Colorado Department of Agriculture. \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nColorado 150: Highlighting Western Colorado’s Landscape & Spirit\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTo celebrate Colorado’s 150th Anniversary of statehood\, the Western Colorado Community Foundation is proud to present Colorado 150: Highlighting Western Colorado’s Landscape & Spirit\, a regional art initiative honoring the places\, people\, and generosity that make western Colorado extraordinary. \nAs the community foundation serving Delta\, Eagle\, Garfield\, Mesa\, Montrose\, Ouray\, and Rio Blanco counties\, WCCF commissioned one artist from each county to create two original works of art. One piece reflects the iconic landscape\, history\, or character of their county\, while the other explores the spirit of generosity\, philanthropy\, and community impact that helps communities thrive. \nExcerpt and Exhibition Courtesy of Western Colorado Community Foundation \n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\nMeet the Colorado 150 Artists & Explore Their Work\n \n\nDelta County Artist: \n\n Kris Stewart: A resident of Crawford for the past 32-years\, Kris Stewart is an amateur landscape photographer who enjoys capturing the beauty of Western Colorado landscapes and using graphic design to help local organizations. Kris worked with the North Fork Ambulance as the graphic coordinator for 10-years while serving as an EMT. During that time\, he designed membership and outreach materials and used photography to highlight the importance of emergency medical services to the North Fork Valley through the website and other handouts. As a self-taught photographer\, Kris enjoys learning from professional photographers’ portfolios and perfecting his skills photographing the amazing Western Colorado landscape.  For the past 15-years\, Kris has worked for Delta County and many of his photographs are featured across Delta County’s buildings and in outreach materials for the Sheriff’s Office and County. His photography has also won several contests and received honorable mentions\, including two Honorable mentions in 2025 and a first-place win in 2024 in the annual Colorado Department of Agriculture Best in Show contest.\nJamie Roeber: Jamie Roeber channels her Western roots into striking art\, transforming natural materials into captivating creations. With degrees from Fort Lewis College and MFA from Regis. As the High School art Teacher\, Mrs. Roeber inspires her students to experiment boldly and push boundaries. She believes art unlocks lifelong skills\, shaping both personal and professional growth. Jamie gives new life to recycled and upcycled materials\, turning chicken wire into sculptures and old cowboy clothes into artful memories. Each skull she designs tells a story\, blending vibrant colors and stone inlays inspired by her own journey. Her work captures the spirit of the West—bold\, imaginative\, and unforgettable\nNorth Fork  High School Arts Students- ” Soul Miners” ( TSA Chapter) : Student art projects will be prominently displayed as centerpieces for the event’s dinner\, showcasing the incredible artistic abilities of our youth to the broader community. Please note that these will be for purchase. (Ceramic and fused Glass Pieces).  Select your favorite and pay $40 at the door. All proceeds go to North Fork  High School Art Dept.\n\nLinda ” Pete” Cunningham & Jerry Cunningham:  Jerry and Linda “ Pete” Cunningham\, along with their son\, Ted\, own and operate Cunningham cattle Company\, a fourth-generation cattle ranch in Delta county. For nearly ten years\, Pete has been creating hand crafted baskets from repurposed lariats\, while Jerry specializes in custom made bridle and hackamores. Their work can be found on facebook at Cunnigham Trading Company.\nHunt Family Fair Quilt: Ashley Farley and Bill Hunt\nIra Houseweart\nTori Vannest- Tor’s Decor:We are a small-town business out to provide quality and low-cost western home decor and accessories. Most of our products are “recycled\, refurbished and re-used“.   torsdecor.square.site\nCattlewomen’s Brand Quilt: Chandra Carr\n\n\n  \nAgriculture and Historic  Organizations with informational booths:  \n\nDelta Cattlewomen\n\nOur mission is to promote understanding and advancement of the livestock industry by engaging in activities of all types including\, but not limited to public relation programs\, and education\nprograms which will promote such understanding and advancement. Delta Cattlewomen have been a Beef advocacy group since 1951.Our passion is bridging the rural and urban divide to bring Delta County’s agricultural and Beef producing families together with consumers. \nDownload the Delta Cattlewomen Brochure: DCW info brochure \n  \n  \n\nBlack Mesa Cattlewomen\n\nBlack Mesa Cattlewomen’s\, a non-profit 501 (C) 3 organization\, mission is to support and promote beef. Black Mesa Cattle Women are based out of Crawford and the North Fork Valley region. We are a group of local women sharing a passion for the beef and agricultural industries with daily promotion throughout the community while sustaining a way of life since 1951. \n  \nDownload the Black Mesa Cattlewomen Brochure: BMCW Printable Brochure \n  \n  \n\nHotchkiss Crawford Historical Society\nDelta Museum\nVOGA -Valley Organic Growers Association VOGA is a  non-profit membership organization located in the North Fork Valley. Our members live on the Western Slope of Colorado. The Mission of Valley Organic Growers Association is to promote local sustainable agriculture by supporting and educating producers and consumers.\nDelta County 4-H\nDelta County Bred & Fed\, Inc. 
URL:https://deltacountycolorado.com/event/delta-county-presents-celebrate-agriculture/2026-11-18/
LOCATION:Delta County Fairgrounds\, 403 S. 4th St.\, Hotchkiss\, CO\, 81416
CATEGORIES:Agriculture,America 250- Colorado 150,Arts & Crafts,Arts & Culture,Family Friendly,Free Community Event
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