Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park

Ninety-two5 Struthers Avenue marks the spot for the Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park, a 4,000-capacity outdoor venue perched along the Colorado River. This Grand Junction landmark evolved from a site once used by migrant farm workers and later a uranium mill tailings clean-up area into a regional riverfront park. The venue sits within walking distance of the historic downtown business district and connects to a trail stretching across the valley from east to west.

Guests adhere to a clear bag policy, allowing tote bags no larger than 12 by 8 by 12 inches, one-gallon clear plastic bags, and small purses under 5 by 8 inches. Medical requirements, special needs, and diaper bags accompanied by a child are exempt from the strict clear bag rule. All patrons require a ticket, with re-entry prohibited once inside. Seating options include assigned chairs for GA+Seat ticket holders and open grass areas for lawn seating, where personal lawn chairs are permitted.

The house rules prioritize safety and security. Patrons must remain in their designated seats or grass areas, wear shirts and shoes while moving around the venue, and avoid smoking outside designated zones. Only sealed or empty water bottles are allowed; other food and beverages, including coolers, glass containers, and professional recording equipment, are prohibited. Service animals are welcome, while firearms, umbrellas, tents, strollers, and hula hoops are not. Security inspections occur at entry, and violations can result in ejection without a refund.