I bought my tickets and can't wait to attend this local treat…read more Riverbend park is a great venue for this festival. Camping, vendors, restrooms, pavillions,18 hole frisbee golf course and much much more to offer.

This is not our first time, but it'll probably be the last. They have 2 small shuttles servicing…read moreall parking lots. You have a choice, wait about an hour in the high heat or walk in the high heat. Then, you have to go through metal detector/ personal search to enter the public park where the festival is held.

It used to be really fun and affordable. The last two years palisade is destroying it by over…read morecharging people and the vendors. The town is getting to greedy. They have completely ruined it and I would not recommend wasting your time here. I will not be going back

The "good": All you…read morecan eat sweet, tender Olathe sweet corn, perfectly roasted, generously squirted with butter and then salted with your choice of spices Unlimited archery Unlimited bouncy houses for and extra $10 Olathe beer served in the beer tent (where kids are allowed) Home Depot sponsored lifesize foosball A plethora of porta-potties Just the right amount of people The "meh": Some seating, but not enough Limited beer and wine selection in the beer tent The "ugly": They can't control the weather, but the rain the night before turned the fairgrounds into a nasty swamp. A vendor selling galoshes could have made a fortune. They had some straw to mitigate the mess, but not nearly enough. They could have used more attractions. I felt like we were done in a few hours.

Just attended the July 2014 Lavender Festival in Palisades, CO. Garden landscaper, Kathy Kimbrough,…read moreput together a nice half day tour of 4 gardens of the region. We stopped by motorbus and were able to walk at our own pace, ask questions of Kathy, the home owners and the other attendees. From xeric landscaping to a shady garden, we were able to learn and understand more about the diversity of plants that can thrive n the valley. Special lavender laced desserts were offered at more than one stop as well as refreshing lemonades. The tour ended at the Wine Country Inn where a luncheon was served with accompanying lavender wine. The festival also had a day trip to multiple lavender farms with hands on activities at each stop. A pleasant way to spend a summer day.

Day 1-3-25-18 Hell's Revenge with David Adams, Johnny…read more Mickey's Hot Tub, Escalator!! Day 2- 3-26-18 Gold Bar Rim and Rusty Nail with Jeff, Bill, Larry and awesome Gary! Day 3- 3-27-18 Gemini Bridges and two Bull Camyon trails (complete) Day 4 -- 3-28-18 Poison Spider, Metal masher, and Gold Sipike Day 5- 3-29-18 Pritchard Canyon.

Each year around Easter (including Easter weekend itself), the super cool, amazingly beautiful city…read moreof Moab, Utah located just outside of Arches National Park hosts an awesome outdoor off-roading festival which lasts a bit over a week. It's geared towards Jeep lovers, Jeep owners and thrill seekers alike! While many bring their own super tricked out Jeeps which are incredible to see, each one crazier than the next, you can rent one for about $250-$300 a day and participate in the off-roading even if you're not an owner. Registration begins months before the actual event. (See link I posted in listing) I would highly suggest booking your accommodations then too as it's one of the busiest times for the town. My gypsy soul gals and I who stumbled upon this all by a very happy accident were perfectly content with a last minute rad camping spot right next to the rushing Colorado River. Don't fret if you want to head out and participate and don't have accommodations...well, as long as you're the nature loving hippe type, because there's always camping spots available! Pretty scenic ones at that. Our site was a party atmosphere into the wee hours and a whole lot of fun! The off-roading courses are rated 1-5 based on how extreme the particular trail is. You choose the level you feel comfortable with and can change it daily. You won't believe what these Jeeps and Jeep owners can and will do! It's mind-blowing! This event is definitely not for the faint of heart. And I don't even mean just participating...watching is absolutely nerve wracking! Head onto Instagram and hashtag #easterjeepsafari for some crazy videos! Jeeps line up through the main highways in town early in the morning and caravan to their trailhead with other Jeeps. Each group is led by a professional. You do not need to know what your are doing to ride, but you absolutely need to follow directions. It can get pretty scary and super dangerous out there! Lots of flipping. The entire town is buzzing during this event. Everyone is out greeting one another, gearing up, grabbing food and firewood. It's all really, super cool! Like a secret club of some sort. Moab with its vast rugged terrain is THEE perfect place for such an event! It's so bada**! Cruising over red rocks with snow capped mountain in the background. It's so darn picturesque. Perfect weather in Moab this time of year and it is really such an awesome place, unlike too many others. Highly recommend for any adrenaline junkies out there! It seems like a bucket-list kind of thing. I will personally definitely be back! No doubt! Easy to make a whole adventurous trip by hitting up the "Utah Five" (National Parks) afterwards. Awesome times!

Lovely little place with friendly lady staffing the fruit stand/store! Delicious apples and fair…read moreprices. We couldn't wait and immediately ate one of the Cortland apples in the car. So hard to find this variety in Colorado, and so tart, sweet, and delicious. We have several peaches for the road as well. Highly recommended!

Doug, the owner, was so helpful and friendly. We didn't know that it was a u-pick orchard but it…read morejust made it more fun. We picked up some peaches and grapes. Delicious!!

Wow, the prices really have gone up this year... $5 for 13 and under, not so bad, but $16 for 14…read moreand up?! Seriously. They charge $4 for a tiny beer and I didn't even bother to look at the food prices... But... regardless of that, the events in the Grandstand were pretty fun. Granted, hardly anyone even cleared their bull ride, and the one 89 point ride was only based on the fact that no one got that far, so that too was kind of a bummer. Still, it was pretty fun to watch. I will probably go again next year, but make a whole day of it, and go back to my car to eat or drink anything.

Review for the Ted Nugent concert promoted by Entertainment 1836 / AG Gilley.... Disorganized,…read morechaotic, and a complete waste of premium ticket prices! I purchased front-row center VIP tickets for the Ted Nugent concert in Grand Junction, CO, the morning they went on sale, paying over $500. It was, hands down, the most poorly run and disorganized event my wife and I have ever attended. The logistical failures started before we even walked in. Despite emails stating VIP parking was included, there was no staff to direct us. We arrived at 3:30 PM for the advertised 4:00 PM VIP gate opening, only to find no entrance set up. VIP guests stood waiting while staff frantically put together a makeshift table, and gates didn't open until 4:15-4:30 PM. There was only one person scanning barcodes. Inside, the chaos continued. There were no ushers or security. We had to wander around and count the chairs ourselves to find the seats we paid for. The venue lacked basic amenities, offering only one food vendor selling $20 nachos. Worst of all, there was zero crowd management. Once the show started, attendees from general or cheaper sections pushed directly to the front, standing right in front of us. Because there was no staff or security enforcing seating, the premium price we paid for front-row seats became completely meaningless. It felt chaotic, poorly managed, and frankly unsafe. The owner of Entertainment 1836, AG Gilley, acknowledged the failure via email and promised solutions, but weeks have passed with no follow-up or resolution. Do not spend your hard-earned money with this promotion company. They charge top dollar and deliver bottom-of-the-barrel service.

I was dissapointed when I arrived at the Moab Music Festival on 10/8/12 Sat. at the Sorrel Ranch at…read more6:00pm. The music was avertised as "Three Generations Music". It was not. It was a hodge podge of confusing music, like monster movie type. When we arrived we were treated rudely by a man named Andrew in a straw hat. We came early around 4:30pm to eat our lunch by the river. It was like 500 yards away from the stage. This man would not let us bring our picnic in. It is not worth paying $30.dollars to go to these music venues when they have arrogant and smug people running these festivals. It is better to go on a River Rafting trip and have lunch with the River boat people. They had down to earth attitudes and were extremely intelligent. We really enjoyed this part of Moab.