Free Community Salsa Night. Lessons 7-8 and Free Dance 8-9. Donations accepted to local Latino non-profit

Join us for free salsa lessons on Tuesday September 12th, 7pm. Donations accepted to support local latinX organizations. First hour will be group beginner lessons followed by free dance after 8pm.

Join us for free salsa lessons on Tuesday September 12th, 7pm. Donations accepted to support local latinX organizations. First hour will be group beginner lessons followed by free dance after 8pm.

Join us for free salsa lessons on Tuesday August 29th, 7pm. Donations accepted to support local latinX organizations. First hour will be group beginner lessons followed by free dance after 8pm.

The Niceness band consists of front woman and songwriter Koral Delatierra; drummer, vocalist, and songwriter Michael “Mikey G.” Gomberg; guitarist Dustin Wilson; keyboardist and vocalist, David “Bassie” Christeson; bassists Mike Enriquez; percussionist Jonathon “Johnny B” Barfield; alto sax player John White; and tenor sax player Danny D’Alessandro. Together, this collective is more than a band; it’s a state of mind. Mikey G., who coined the group’s moniker, explains: “‘Niceness’ is a colloquial outburst that translates to ‘Right On!,’ ‘Sweet!’ or, as Jamaicans exclaim, ‘Irie!’. The name is a proclamation of jubilance.”

Niceness grooves on island time for sure, but these restless spirits confidently and authentically integrate a United Nations gathering of musical cultures and traditions into its signature aesthetic. The group’s bold, exploratory impulses find them seamlessly integrating elements of soul, funk, Latin and hip hop while staying true to roots reggae vibes. Niceness has garnered favorable comparisons to John Brown’s Body, Trevor Hall, and Nahko And Medicine For The People.

The Telluride, Colorado-based purposeful posse consistently sells out regional venues capping 200-300 fans. In 2017, the band released its self-produced debut, Sunshine, along with a joyous slice-of-life themed video for the song’s title track. For Niceness’s album release, the band sold out its hometown’s venerated venue, the historic Sheridan Opera House. In addition, Niceness has had the honor of sharing the stage with a diverse array of iconic and beloved artists, including Black Uhuru, The Itals, The Wailers, Common Kings, Nahko, Anuhea, Passafire, Monophonics, Blackalicious, and Vince Herman of Leftover Salmon, among others.

Join us for free salsa lessons on Tuesday August 15th, 7pm. Donations accepted to support local latinX organizations. First hour will be group beginner lessons followed by free dance after 8pm.

The vast canvas of the desert, genre defying soundscapes, and cinematic vignettes inspire Mojave Grey’s barrier breaking mood during our unprecedented times.

Based in between Los Angeles and the Joshua Tree, Mojave Grey is the brainchild of recording artist Zander Bleck.

He called upon longtime musical collaborator and producer Matthew Chiarelli, whom the duo shared much success in the 2018 Single “Mercy Me,” along with artist Michael Pozzi to join on this new crusade.

The trio is embracing the new normal with atmospheric compositions, an aggressive release schedule, short film visuals, and immersive live performances in nature. “We seek to capture the vibe of the desert and elements of nature and to infuse into our music and visuals for to those who yearn to escape during this socially distant moment,” Zander said.

Join us for free salsa lessons starting Tuesdays August 8th, 7pm. Donations accepted to support local latinX organizations. First hour will be group beginner lessons followed by free dance after 8pm.

Colorado-based DJ Harry was introduced to electronic music (EDM) via a Grateful Dead parking lot rave in the Bay Area, and has been spinning his addictive style of organic beats throughout the US since 1993. His groundbreaking album, The String Cheese Remix Project, was a pioneering mash-up of soaring jam band energy and late night dance grooves, inspired by the glory days of the jam band and rave scenes of the 1990's.

Straddling both the live and electronic music scenes, DJ Harry has toured throughout the US and Canada with a broad pallet of artists, including James Brown, Widespread Panic, Moby, & The String Cheese Incident, performing at festivals from Red Rocks to Bonnaroo. DJ Harry's collaboration with singer/songwriter Lissie lead to his hit single "All My Life", which continues to receive worldwide radio airplay, reaching millions of listeners per year.

DJ Harry has written numerous songs for film and television, most recently writing two songs for Telluride Mountainfilm.