Arts & Culture

Commission on Arts & Culture

The Grand Junction Commission on Arts & Culture is dedicated to developing the quantity, quality, and affordability of arts and culture for the citizens of the Grand Valley. Since 1990, the Commission has worked to support the Grand Junction area's artistic resources and cultural activities. The goal is to form strong, lasting, and dynamic connections with artists, arts organizations, businesses, government, and educational institutions throughout the City of Grand Junction.

On this webpage, community members can review: 

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Take Part in Art

Participate in hands-on activities and arts and crafts, learn about the many Arts and Culture Organizations in the area, and find out how you can get involved. Activities include live performances, giant games, arts and crafts, prize raffles, food vendors, and more.

See you at Rocket Park on Saturday, September 9, 2023 from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Non-profit or arts and culture organization?  
Reserve a booth space for the event.

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Call For Artist

Open Call For Artists

Eagle Rim Skate Park - Artists are encouraged to submit applications through the form center. View Call for Artist and submit application.

24 Road & G Road Roundabout Gateway Art - Artists are encouraged to submit applications for the new traffic roundabout at the intersection of 24 Road and G Road in Grand Junction, Colorado. Read the full Call for Artist.

Redlands Roundabout Art Project

The Redlands Roundabout project is a public and private endeavor spearheaded by the City of Grand Junction and the Commission on Arts & Culture. The project includes adding a Desert Bighorn Sheep sculpture scene to the Roundabout at Redlands Parkway and Broadway.

The design and artist selection was based on a public community meeting in early 2020. The attendees supported the theme of Bighorn Sheep to celebrate their presence in the surrounding areas. The Commission facilitated an open call for artists based on the chosen theme, and Pavia Justinian, a local experienced artist was selected for the project.    

 Donations will go towards the completion of the third element, the ram in the center of the roundabout, which along with the already funded mother, baby ram, and the sparring rams will complete the entire proposed design.

To donate to the Redlands Roundabout Art Project, visit the dedicated donation page on Hilltop's website. 

If you have other questions, please contact Marlene Godsey, Recreation Coordinator, at 970-254-3876 or by email.

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