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Top September Events and Things to Do in Grand Junction

Get your fresh produce and handmade crafts at the second-to-last farmer's market of the year.
Kelly Maves  |  September 9, 2019

Sept. 10. - Dinner, Shopping & A Movie: Caddyshack

Popcorn in a red container in front of a dark container of popcorn.

Shop or go out to dinner in downtown Grand Junction and then get to see Caddyshack FREE tonight! One admission for every $5 spent.

Sept. 14. - Fruita Farmers Market

Baskets of cherries and blackberries displayed beside purple onions and leafy greens.

There are only a few more farmers' markets (the last one is on September 21) at Fruita's Civic Center Park from 8:30 AM until 12:30 PM. Get your fresh produce and handmade crafts at the second-to-last farmer's market of the year.

Sept. 16. - Redlands Mesa Golf Course Wine Week Special

A couple smiles and raises glasses of red wine over dinner at a restaurant table.

The Colorado Mountain Wine Festival may be sold out, but that doesn't mean you need to miss out on all the fun! Enjoy a round of Golf at Golfweek's #1 rated course in Colorado and then have some wine and dinner pairing when you visit Ocotillo. If you want to know exactly what that entails.

Sept. 21. - Tour de Vineyards

A smiling couple rides bicycles together along a leafy, tree-lined path.

This is a fun event where you get to bike on a 23 or 58-mile course through beautiful vineyards and enjoy authentic food and beverages. The event costs $100 and goes from 4am to 4pm.

Sept. 23 - Paint Winefest with The Palette

Woman painting at an easel in a bright studio, holding a brush and wooden palette.

For just $35.00, you can go to The Palette and be taught how to create a beautiful work of (wine) art! The event is from 7-9 pm and registration will include a guided painting class, a complimentary drink, and tasting glass, and a piece of art!

Sept. 27 - 29 - Fruita Fall Festival

Rubber duck game at a fair, with a woman and child leaning over the booth.

Did you know that this festival began over a century ago as a way to celebrate the harvesting community!? It is now a complete festival with a carnival, 100+ vendor booths, live music on two stages, a parade, and more! Don't miss the event happening at the end of the month!

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