This establishment offers food and drink services, operating as a restaurant and also providing catering options. It appears to have an outdoor seating area, as indicated by the "Patio" in its name. The business serves customers in the Paonia area, offering a place to dine or obtain food.
The Apple Valley East Entry is a short and easy hiking trail that spans 0.60 miles, making it an accessible option for those looking for a brief outdoor excursion. With an elevation of 5798 feet, the trail conditions are generally mild, allowing for year-round use from January through December. The route is relatively flat and straightforward, taking approximately 18 minutes to complete. Parking is available at the trailhead, providing convenient access to the trail.
Visitors to this area can expect a moderate 2-hour hike through the scenic landscapes of the Western Slope. The trail is best accessed from September through November, when the fall foliage is at its peak. With parking and restrooms available, hikers can prepare for their journey and refuel afterwards. The pet-friendly policy allows families to bring their dogs along, making it a suitable outing for those with companions.
The Big Man Climb is a moderate hiking trail that spans 1.20 miles, taking approximately 40 minutes to complete. Located near Paonia, the trail begins at an elevation of 6598 feet. The route is suitable for hiking year-round, from January through December, although trail conditions may vary depending on the season. Parking is available at the trailhead, providing convenient access to the trail.
The world-class musicians in Big Richard initially convened in 2021 for a festival date. The quartet showed up to the one-off like it had been together for years, bursting with jaw-dropping virtuosity; playfully irreverent stage banter; stunning four-part harmony; imaginative arrangements; a refreshingly eclectic repertoire; and a healthy dose of lady rage. Quickly things for the Colorado-based, neo-acoustic supergroup morphed into something way bigger than a one-and-done appearance. The sellout club shows, and the confirmed festival dates across America drastically changed its members’ lives. Now, Big Richard is poised to penetrate the Americana music world and beyond. To date, the quartet has issued 3 singles, the “Live from Telluride” album, and their debut studio album, “Girl Dinner.”
The Big Spruce Park Trail is a short and easy hike, spanning 0.50 miles, that can be completed in approximately 15 minutes. At an elevation of 7812 feet, the trail is accessible year-round, from January through December. The route is relatively flat and straightforward, making it suitable for hikers of all skill levels. Parking is available at the trailhead, providing convenient access to this brief yet enjoyable outdoor excursion.
The Buck Mesa Trail #804 is a challenging hike that spans 4.70 miles, reaching an elevation of 9160 feet. Hikers can expect a difficult route with varying trail conditions, and the estimated duration of 3 hours and 8 minutes reflects the strenuous nature of the trail. The trail is accessible year-round, from January through December, although winter conditions may require additional preparation and gear. Parking is available at the trailhead, providing a convenient starting point for those looking to tackle this demanding hike.
“...Dave Jordan is one of New Orleans’ great songsmiths and bandleaders of my generation.” - Marc Stone Musician and DJ at WWOZ Dave Jordan is an award-winning, critically acclaimed, roots rocker from New Orleans. For over 20 years he has been a staple of the New Orleans music scene, and his work has been described as "the personification of the New Orleans ethos." Before becoming a “solo” artist, he was the bass player/lead singer/founder of the funk band Juice. From the mid/late ‘90’s til late ‘00’s, Juice released 3 albums and were, like contemporaries Galactic, Iris May Tango and All That, part of the resurgence of New Orleans funk music. From 1999-2003, they toured relentlessly, averaging over 180 dates annually. They were recipients of 2000’s Best of the Beat Awards for Best Emerging Funk/Soul/R&B Band and later nominated for Best Roots Rock Band and Album. He has recorded or performed with a host of New Orleans luminaries, including Art and Cyril Neville, Anders Osborne, George Porter, Joe Krown, Johnny Vidacovich and countless more. His 2010 solo debut release, These Old Boots, co-produced by Grammy-winning songwriter/producer Anders Osborne, was named a Top 10 record of the year by the Times-Picayune. "...like a rustic, Cajun Paul Westerberg, mixed with a Springsteenian sense of wordplay." - OffBeat Magazine “...sublime.” - Keith Spera Nola.com His 2013 follow up, Bring Back Red Raspberry was compared to everything from the Rolling Stones' Exile On Main Street to Tom Petty to John Prine. Hittin' The Note magazine called it "a polished, hook-heavy gem." "..runs the gamut of southern roots sounds, most played with rock's edge and a luxurious lack of urgency." - My Spilt Milk "...stripped-down roots rock, as comfortable in the corners of rowdy pubs or smoky blues holes." - Gambit Weekly After the release of BBRR, Jordan returned to nationwide touring, focusing mostly on the Gulf Coast down to Key West and extended tours in Colorado. Described as "Southern roots rock with a Louisiana soul," his band, dubbed the Neighborhood Improvement Association, is a rotating cast of some of the finest, most in-demand roots rock, funk and blues musicians in New Orleans. In 2017 the band was nominated in OffBeat Magazine’s Best of the Beat Awards for Best Roots Rock Band and Album, for their 2016 release, No Losers Tonight. Produced by Jeff Watkins (James Brown, Joss Stone, New Orleans Suspects), it features 10 originals, honed and crafted from the band’s 4 years of touring. “Jordan is a dynamic songwriter, crafting tunes that run the gamut from uptempo rave rockers to mid-tempo soul groovers and wistful ballads." - The Vinyl District "unshakable confidence that is musically refreshing." - Live For Live Music He has been featured in numerous local, regional and national publications including offBeat, Times-Picayune, Gambit, Hittin' The Note, An Honest Tune; as well as NPR, Raw Travel and every local television station. He is also featured- along with Tab Benoit, Dr. John, Aaron Neville and more- in the Voice of the Wetlands television commercial, promoting the awareness and education of rebuilding the LA Gulf coast. 2018 also marks his 10th consecutive appearance at the Voice of the Wetlands Festival. Along with his involvement with VOW, Dave is active in various organizations in the New Orleans community, including multiple events with the Team Gleason Foundation and 4 years as a featured guest teacher with Upturn Arts summer art program. Most notably though, is his work with the New Orleans Musicians Clinic. Besides being featured in their print ad campaign, Dave is the producer of Jamie’s BigAss Party, an annual event honoring the legacy and memory of his former bandmate and friend, Jamie Galloway. Now in its 7th year, the block party/crawfish boil, held at the Maple Leaf, has raised over $100,000 for mental health services provided by NOMC. American rock music, via New Orleans
Desert Weyr is a farm that raises Black Welsh Mountain sheep, a heritage breed known for its true black wool and high-quality, grass-fed mutton. The farm focuses on maintaining genetic diversity in its flocks and has a performance-recorded flock with recorded EBVs with the NSIP. Desert Weyr also sells its products, including specialty yarns and meat, which is processed at a USDA-approved facility.
Dr. Turre Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine offers acupuncture and herbal medicine services. This practice provides an alternative approach to health and wellness, utilizing traditional techniques to treat various conditions. Patients can receive treatments and consultations at this establishment.
Great music begins with great songs, and great songs are what the Honey Island Swamp Band is all about. The band came together when Aaron Wilkinson (acoustic guitar, mandolin, vocals) and Chris Mulé (electric guitar, vocals) were marooned in San Francisco after the levee breaches following Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans. After a chance encounter with fellow New Orleans evacuees Sam Price (bass, vocals) and Garland Paul (drums, vocals), and with no prospects of getting home any time soon, they figured they’d better cook up something new, and quick! A few days later they had put together a song list, landed a weekly gig at San Francisco’s Boom Boom Room, and settled in to share a little taste of Southern culture with their new West coast neighbors. Their 7-song eponymous debut was recorded in 2006 at famed Record Plant studios in Sausalito, CA, and was received so well that the band decided to make the new group priority number one upon moving back to New Orleans in early 2008. Honey Island Swamp Band's music has been described as "Bayou Americana", with timeless songs from Wilkinson & Mulé, highlighted by Mulé's searing guitar, Wilkinson's sure-handed mandolin, and 4-part vocal harmonies, all anchored by the powerful groove of Price & Paul's Louisiana stomp rhythm section. The addition of Trevor Brooks on Hammond B-3 organ to the HISB family in 2010 has rounded out the band’s sound, which draws from a variety of influences in the world of roots music, including artists such as Lowell George & Little Feat, The Band, Taj Mahal, Gram Parsons, Jerry Garcia, Johnny Cash, Jimmy Reed, Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, and New Orleans’ own Earl King and Dr. John. In April 2009, the band released its first full-length album – Wishing Well – and on the strength of such songs as "Natural Born Fool", "Till the Money's Gone", and the album's title track, Wishing Well was awarded 2009's “Best Blues Album” by OffBeat Magazine, which also named HISB as 2009’s “Best Emerging Artist” and 2010’s “Best Roots Rock Artist”. Most recently HISB won the award for “Best Roots Rock Artist” of 2011 at the Big Easy Awards, New Orleans' most prestigious arts & entertainment honors. Their highly anticipated new album Demolition Day drops on April 29th! (Jazz Fest weekend) Recorded at the Parlor Studio in New Orleans, Honey Island Swamp Band teams up with producer/musician Luther Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars to capture a rhythm and a feel born straight from the heart of Americana. Preorder your copy now on iTunes & Amazon. iTunes: http://apple.co/1VWgOFz Amazon: http://amzn.to/22SVuGv Demolition Day will be available on April 29th, 2016! http://apple.co/1VWgOFz
Mike made his debut in the beautiful and artistic town of Paonia, CO last summer, and he is very pleased to announce he will be returning for two more shows this summer. He will bring his hybrid mix of blues, folk, jazz, rock, soul and funk back to the local favorite, Chrysalis Barrel Aged Beer, on Friday, June 5th, and Friday, August 28th! Free shows. 5:30-8:30pm Mike Ippolito is a guitarist and singer/songwriter based in Fort Collins, CO. Mike has been playing the guitar and performing for over 25 years. Through an array of influences ranging from jam, rock, jazz, funk, R&B, blues, and folk...Mike has formulated a rhythmic, percussive-picking style that is all his own. Hailing from Upstate NY, Mike was the lead songwriter and guitarist in his former jam fusion project, Liquid Lounge Band, based out of Syracuse. LLB recorded the LP "Ellipsis" in 2014, and was nominated in the "Best Jam Band" category for the 2015 Syracuse Area Music Awards.
Curious how Metro Milwaukee homeowners are transforming their spaces—and who they trust to do it? The NARI Milwaukee Tour of Homes is your opportunity to step inside beautifully remodeled homes and experience the art of transformation firsthand. Every home on the tour has been renovated by a NARI Milwaukee member, showcasing the latest in innovative design, quality materials, and expert craftsmanship. From complete rebuilds to creative reimaginings of existing layouts, each stop offers something unique. Explore stunning kitchens with custom storage and high-end finishes. Walk through expanded living spaces designed for entertaining. Discover thoughtful details that blend timeless charm with modern comfort. But this isn’t just a walkthrough—it’s a chance to connect. Meet the remodelers behind the work, ask questions, and gain insights into the remodeling process. See the quality up close. Feel the difference craftsmanship makes. Whether you're planning a renovation soon or simply gathering ideas for the future, the Tour of Homes will leave you inspired and informed. Great design honors the past while building for the future—and it all starts with stepping through the door.
Optibike designs and builds custom, high-performance electric bikes in Colorado, offering a range of models including the Urban Series, EMTB Series, and E-Venture Series. These bikes feature proprietary technology such as the PowerStorm motor system and advanced battery architecture, allowing for up to 300 miles on a single charge. Each Optibike is hand-built and tuned by specialists to meet the specific needs and preferences of its rider.
Paonia Food Club Custom Meats offers mobile slaughter and custom meat processing services to individuals in Western Colorado. The business provides processing for livestock, poultry, and wild game, handling every step with care to ensure high-quality results. Services include custom meat processing, mobile slaughter, and processing of domestic and wild game to the customer's specification.
This destination wedding venue and lodging offers a range of accommodations, including RV parking, tent camping, and bus glamping, on its 11.5-acre property in Paonia, Colorado. The property also features a main house and various amenities, such as free wifi and a sunroom with local goods and coffee. It is available for private events, including weddings, retreats, and family reunions, and offers a unique agritourism experience with its farm animals and natural surroundings.
Four gentlemen. Four genres. Four decades. The Suits are comprised of four dynamic gentlemen performing four genres of hit music from the 50s through the 80s: Motown, Doo Wop, Pop and Rock. Fusing smooth choreography and tight harmonies with exciting showmanship and fun audience interaction, this production will give you a night to remember! With hits such as Oh, What a Night by The Four Seasons, My Girl by The Temptations, Can't Buy Me Love by The Beatles, Signed, Sealed, Delivered by Stevie Wonder, Uptown Girl by Billy Joel, and Don't Stop Believin' by Journey, you're in for a thrilling and engaging show with The Suits!
Age: 21+ Warsaw Poland Bros are a California-based ska/reggae band led by founder Crix Poland. Originating in Flagstaff in the ’90s, they've played over 7,000 shows nationwide and shared stages with artists including No Doubt, The Offspring, The Knack, The Specials, and The Skatalites, and toured with Pennywise, Slightly Stoopid, English Beat, and Pepper. Their shows blend tight musicianship, sunny reggae grooves, classic ska energy, mod-era covers, and surf-guitar instrumentals that keep everyone moving. Na zdrowie! Cheers! For booking: invisiblecalicrix@yahoo.com
Guided tours are available at Western Culture Farmstead, offering a behind-the-scenes look at the farm's daily operations and goat herd. The farm provides two tour options: a 45-minute informational tour and a tour with a cheese tasting, which delves into the farmstead process from animal care to cheese production. Tours are typically scheduled on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and require a minimum of 8 people.