I came here the first Friday of the month because it's Free admission! I didn't know what to expect…read morebut I really enjoyed the museum. It had a little mix of everything including history about mining, local wildlife, indigenous history, historic vehicles, random rotating exhibits. It was a mix of informative and interactive. The plane is super cool! It's great for all ages and I thought the plane exhibit was cool! I would definitely come back. It's worth the admission price if you don't go on the monthly free day. The tower is old but it's fun to go up and see the city from an aerial view.

I really enjoyed this museum. My favorite was the being able to see and sit in a real stage coach…read more I liked seeing the display of guns throughout the years. The layout was a bit confusing and there was a display or 2 that I found out about after leaving which I wish I had seen.

First visit to this place. Visited with my three kids ages 8,10,12. My mother and my grandmother…read more We all enjoyed it. It wasn't busy at all on a Friday after lunch. We parked on the street in the shade. Prices were $6-7 depending on age. My mom ended up buying a family annual pass which proved to be a lengthy process. (Fill out form on their laptop, which sent an email to your phone which you had to pay via your phone online). Crazy. We had lots of fun. Some displays were in disrepair and some were broken. It's a lot of very random science-y toys and experiments. Happy to have a place like this in GJ and I would recommend it. There is a gift shop there too.

We had a fun mommy and son day at the Eureka Science Center. So much in fact that this trip was…read morefollowed by a lot of crying because we had to leave. My son played with other kids, lifted weights, flew a spaceship, made bubbles, built things, put a human body back together, and so much more. Kids under 4 are free, and adults are just $8. This place is a little gem for kids of all ages.

A small botanical garden showcasing both native species plus tropicals and a butterfly garden with…read morethe famous tortoises Knobby and Frankie. The staff were very friendly and answered questions.

Very nice and we took a lot of pictures there and also bought a brand new pop it that I love so farread more

I can truly say that Roxann has been my favorite tour guide of all time! Not only was she very…read moreknowledgeable and reasonably priced, but she was also super fun and took great pictures of our wine tour! My friend and I wouldn't have had as much fun as we did without her! If you're looking for someone who knows the area and wineries well, along with being accommodating, personable, and fun, then Roxann is your guide!

Roxanne was the perfect host. She took us to several excellent wineries and a quaint…read morewinery/restaurant. Roxanne is extremely knowledgeable about the region and provided excellent service. I highly recommend Grand Junction Tours.

Went there. Never saw it. Electronic entry gates, little signage and and restricted entry. For…read morewhat? A 70 year old torpedo bomber? Go to Midland Texas or Mesa Az.

From the owner: The Rocky Mountain Wing of the Commemorative Air Force restores, maintains, and flies WWII-era…read moreaircraft and operates a Military Aviation Heritage Museum at the Grand Junction CO Airport. Our dedicated volunteers provide hands-on experiences, and tell inspiring stories of the heroes who fought to protect our freedom.

Such a neat little place. My sister just had her wedding there and it was awesome! Could not have…read morebeen better. Goats, pigs, cows, history... Should check it out!

This would be a great place to visit- IF they were ever open. I've gone there numerous times only…read moreto find them closed, particularly on weekends. They can't seem to figure out if their mission statement is 'open to the public' or 'private event venue'. Don't bother going unless you call ahead. To top if off last time I went I got stuck in their six inch deep gravel driveway and had to dig myself out after being told to leave since they had a private event going on. I'm through with Crossed Orchards. Blech!

I always look forward to coming here as I've had good experiences. Today was 6.00 Tuesday and there…read morewas one cashier who was doing everything in her own and was kind. No one else to help her with a line of people. The ticket guy was there after he got back from break. No manager in sight. I Whatever the reason, I know it can be slow etc, but when you know it's a Tuesday you should have a manger to help up front. I hope they can make a commit to having more people help.

The show we bought tickets for on Fandango (several days in advance) was cancelled without any…read morenotice or explanation. It just disappeared from the available times today. No notice. No refund. No one to answer the phones and let us know what is going on.

What is to say - love a good library. This one qualifies. Not only do they have a good selection of…read morebooks, they support local artists and local events. There is a good check out system, plenty of parking and there is an excellent coffee truck right outside (Octopus Coffee). This is a great place to go to read, hang out, research and meet people. Yay

Went to the new Clifton Library and it is a total disaster. Horrible parking scheme and the…read morelandscaping must have been done a bunch of 5 year olds. The maintenance on it must cost us taxpayers a bunch of hard earned tax dollars. Trying to find an entrance took me a very long walk for an 85 year old. I loved the old branch. Easy to get to and very easy to use. Inside this new monstrosity of a very expensive truly awful building was also difficult too. The only thing the help could say was that they did not build it. Yeah, BUT our tax dollars sure did. I could go on for 100 pages but you get the idea. My wife and I will never be back. It is a long drive to down town branch but we might be forced to use it. SHAME on you library board or whoever approved this horrible building and parking.

Just applied for a new passport. Had tried twice before at the Palm Springs, Calif Post Office but…read moregot so frustrated with the process and staff I never got the application submitted. Went in today at the Grand Junction Post Office to apply again. In and out in 15 minutes. Best customer service ever. Kerri was nothing but professional and polite. Thank you for being such a bright spot in my day.

Maybe they could do their job and stop being so wasteful. I guess there is a reason they lose…read morebillions of dollars a year. I was told that I could use the priority mail express envelopes if they are out of the regular priority mail envelopes, however, they put a return to sender note on it and I got it back saying I had to use the correct one. Weeeeelllll, now I am going to have to open it, throw it in the trash and use a prioirty mail envelope plus have to waste another piece of paper to print the label. All said, two envelopes used, two pieces of paper used and the mail carrier has to handle the item twice instead of once. This could have used half the supplies, effort, and time but they had to prove their point since someone is clearly a control freak with an inferiority complex at the post office. I will also be "wasting" my time to drive over there to make a personal complaint with the manager to let them know how ridiculous and wasteful they are being.