Thursday night concertsKing 'N Trio

Kind ' Trio played to a good crowd Thursday, June 23.

Even  Jim and Bernie attended

Then, June 30, the
Grand Junction Centennial
Band played as the Fruita
City council handed out
ice cream.

Thanks to the special sound effects, the 1812 Overture was
a special treat for a huge audience.

The Centennial Band played tunes from
Elvis and others for the second half of the
program.

The crowd thoroughly enjoyed everything,
the music and the ice cream.

Evidence the canons left behind.

Concert number two, Fruita Thursday night free concerts.

Hard Pressed gave the crowd many great rhythms and musical
excitement June 10.

This mandolin artist knows
his business.

The 2007 Colorado banjo
champion played his 5 string
banjo.

And the bass player kept all in beat.

Supper time at the concert

This young man will be a star
someday.

And, he means business

Hard Pressed drew a good crowd.

First Thursday Night Concert and Fruita Chamber Business ExpoBraving wind gusts

A good crowd gathered to enjoy Stray Grass at the first 2011 performance
for the first in the  Fruita Thursday Night Concert  2011 Series.

Before the concert opened, Fruita Chamber hosted its annual
business expo, braving some stiff winds on the east lawn of the
Fruita Civic center.

Stray Grass was checking out its sound system before they
opened the 2011 Thursday Night Free Concert Series.  

June 3 – Stray Grass
June 10 – Hard Pressed
June 17 – Flat Top Reed
June 24 - Sweet Sunny South
July 1 – Centennial Band
July 8 – Finders & Youngberg
July 15 - Pineapple Crackers
July 22 – Clean Slate
July 29 – King N Trio
Aug. 5 – The Swamp Coolers
Aug. 12 – Ralph Dinosaur