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Articles by Ulli Paege
BEST BETS: March 4-10
BUSY STAGES Student actors at three local high schools are ready to entertain audiences. Make time to attend one or more of these musicals. • “Disney’s High School Musical” will be performed at 7 p.m. Thursday through Saturday at the Fruita Monument High School auditorium, 1102 Wildcat Ave., in Fruita. Tickets cost $14.40 for adults, $11.25 for seniors, veterans and students age 11 and older, and $7.05 for children age 6 and younger at fmhs.ludus.com/index.php.
BEST BETS: November 12-18
SURF’S UP Mountainfilm on Tour will put eight short films on the screen at Avalon Theatre in one night. Starting with a happy hour featuring music from Baltic and Birch and a silent auction, this event hosted by the Western Colorado Alliance will begin at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Avalon, 645 Main St. Among the films that will be shown during the evening is “First In, Last Out,” which features a former Grand Junction resident.
BEST BETS: September 10-16
FILM FAMOUS Tour of the Moon, an annual road cycling event that has taken thousands of cyclists over Colorado National Monument, has a 1980s film to thank for its popularity.
BEST BETS: April 2 - 8
GET INTO ‘LABYRINTH’ The musical fantasy film “Labyrinth” was released in 1986 starring a very young Jennifer Connelly and the iconic David Bowie. The film, directed by Jim Henson and featuring puppets beside live actors, follows a teenager (Connelly) who must save her baby brother from a Goblin King. On Thursday, you’ll find “Labyrinth” on screen at Avalon Theatre while on stage there will be a live band performing all the film’s music.
BEST BETS: October 16-22
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL Fall at the Gardens: Harvest Illuminated with more than 1,000 pumpkins turned into sculptures such as this one can be viewed from 5–8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, and from 5–9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18–19, at the Western Colorado Botanical Gardens, 655 Struthers Ave. Tickets and info: strivecolorado.org/fall-at-the-gardens-harvest-illuminated-2024/; coloradofruitdesigns.com.
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