Summer simply hasn’t been the same this year. No fans in the seats at Coors Stadium, no dancing at Red Rocks or our favorite local venues, it almost feels like a sci-fi movie. Despite these stressful changes, it’s an important time to remember how lucky we are in Colorado, a state with a rich, music culture and history.
Due to state mandates banning large gatherings, our venues and artists are facing incredible challenges to keep their doors open. We wanted to take action to continue our support of the local music industry by supporting the Boulder and Fox Theaters with a $30,000 contribution dedicated to preserving Boulder’s music scene and historic venues. Even though we can’t gather for live music, it’s up to all of us to secure a bright future for Colorado music!
“The nexus between cannabis and the arts goes back as long as our history with cannabis and music. The Boulder and Fox theaters are institutions right in our backyard whose endless contributions to the live music scene have shaped our community for decades.” – Owner and CEO of Terrapin
In celebration of the Grateful Dead’s first performance here in Colorado, we are excited and proud to announce a virtual live concert with David Gans and Colorado Music Experience. David is a trusted resource and historian on all things Grateful Dead, his career has focused on providing meaningful interpretation to the lasting legacy of the Grateful Dead. His nationally syndicated show “The Grateful Dead Hour” is well known and beloved across the world of dedicated Dead fans.
We encourage you to join us this Saturday, September 19th, for a virtual concert and conversational session with David Gans to celebrate the first performance by the Grateful Dead in Colorado, 1967. Tune in on David Gans official Facebook page, Saturday at 5pm to enjoy live music and support the Colorado Music Experience’s anticipated documentary release “History of The Grateful Dead in Colorado”
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