Yampa River Basin Showcase
2024-05-29 17:00 - 19:00 (America/Denver) | The Boathouse, 609 Yampa St., Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
The event is an informal showcase of any and all exciting environmental work in the Yampa Valley and surrounding watersheds. The showcase is a part of the larger Yampa Basin Rendezvous. The Water Trust will be there with information about our work on the Yampa, and we hope to see you there!

Yampa River Fest
2024-06-01 08:00 - 17:00 | CO
Come see us at the Yampa River Fest in Steamboat this year! We’ll have a table during the event on Saturday June 1st, and we’d love to you to stop by.

River Cleanup with Patagonia on the South Platte
2024-06-30 08:00 - 10:00 | 1416 Platte St, 1416 Platte St, Denver, CO, 80202, United States
Join us Sunday June 30th for a river cleanup with Patagonia on the South Platte! Denver Parks & Rec will bring trash bags and trash pickers, and we’ll weigh the trash at the end to see how much we picked up.
We’ll be set up on the landing under REI Denver (1416 Platte St, Denver CO 80202).
What to have on hand:

Sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water
We recommend closed-toes shoes and dressing for sun exposure
Gardening gloves and hand sanitizer

This is a great way to get involved with the Water Trust, and a great way to give back to your local river! We hope to see you there.
RSVP for the event here.

Field Trip to Cold Mountain Ranch
2024-07-10 16:00 - 17:00 | CO
Join us for a field trip to Cold Mountain Ranch in Carbondale. Kate Ryan (Water Trust Executive Director) and Bill Fales (Cold Mountain Ranch Owner & Rancher) will talk about our collaborative project on the Crystal River, its origin and how it works, and discuss how the project demonstrates that agriculture and conservation can support each other for the benefit of our local economies and our rivers.
Please RSVP for this field trip by email to Barrett Donovan at bdonovan@coloradowatertrust.org.
And, after the field trip, join us for happy hour at El Dorado in Carbondale to continue the conversation!

Water Trust Happy Hour at El Dorado Bar & Lounge
2024-07-10 17:30 - 19:30 | El Dorado, 358 Main Street, Carbondale, CO, 81623, United States
Join us on Wednesday July 10th for happy hour at El Dorado Bar & Lounge in Carbondale. We will be discussing what’s new at the Water Trust, and our specific projects in the Roaring Fork Valley. Everyone’s first drink is on us – we hope to see you there!
Want to learn more about our Crystal River Project and take a field trip to Cold Mountain Ranch? Join us there before happy hour, from 4-5pm.
RSVP by email to Barrett Donovan at bdonovan@coloradowatertrust.org.

Aspen Project Field Trip & Brown Bag Lunch on the Roaring Fork
2024-07-11 12:00 - 13:30 | CO
We’ll meet at the Ute Trailhead in Aspen and walk down to the river to show attendees where our project with the City of Aspen is located on the Roaring Fork (total walking distance around a half mile). There, Tony LaGreca (Water Trust Stewardship Manager) will talk about how the project came to be, how it restores flow to the Roaring Fork River through the City of Aspen during dry years, and how it demonstrates one of the ways that municipalities and the Colorado Water Trust can work together to keep water in rivers.
Afterwards, we’ll walk back up to the trailhead for a brown bag lunch and continued discussion.
Please RSVP by emailing Barrett Donovan at bdonovan@coloradowatertrust.org, and let her know if you have any dietary restrictions.
Meeting Location: Ute Trailhead. There is limited parking space at the trailhead, so please carpool if you can. If you run into trouble with access or need a shuttle from a more distant parking spot, you can call Dana Hatlelid (Water Trust Deputy Director) at 612-298-3231 and she can pick you up and shuttle you over to the meeting point.

Berkley Untapped First Friday + Colorado Water Trust
2024-08-02 18:00 - 21:00 | Berkley Untapped, 4267 Tennyson St, Denver, CO, 80212, United States
Berkley Untapped does a lot to support the local community, and has chosen Colorado Water Trust as their Environmental Charity for July – September. During that time, they will donate a portion of their proceeds to the Water Trust!
Come support a great Colorado business, and the Water Trust, by joining us at Berkley Untapped in Denver on August 2nd for their First Friday event! There will be live painting, live music, food trucks, great drinks, and more. We’ll have a booth set-up with Water Trust swag, prizes, and information about our work. We hope to see you there!

Poudre River Fest
2024-08-10 12:00 - 18:00 | New Belgium, 500 Linden St, Fort Collins, CO, 80524, United States
Join us at New Belgium in Fort Collins on Saturday August 10th for Poudre River Fest! We’ll have a Water Trust tent set-up with swag, trivia, information about our work, and more. Come hang-out and say hello!
“The Poudre RiverFest is a free, family-friendly festival that celebrates the Poudre River, promotes restoration, and educates people about our river corridor, an important natural resource in our community. The festival features activities for children and adults to explore the role of the river as an important habitat for wildlife, a lively recreation area, and a source for clean drinking water.” Learn more and see the full calendar of events here.

Mountain Crust Field to Fork Dinner Benefitting Colorado Water Trust
2024-08-15 18:00 - 21:00 | Mountain Crust Event Venue, 3880 S. Lowell Blvd, Denver, 80211, United States
Join us Thursday August 15th for a delicious field to fork dinner with Mountain Crust benefitting Colorado Water Trust and Zero Food Print!
About the event: “The Mountain Crust Field to Fork (FTF) Dinner Series is all about flexing our foodie muscles while hosting you in our beautiful backyard at Mountain Crust Event Venue! Our chefs will be creating a new, one-off 5 course menu and the dishes will feature locally grown and raised ingredients from Colorado’s finest farms. All FTF Dinner proceeds will be donated to Zero FoodPrint and Colorado Water Trust.”
$75 ticket includes a one of a kind five course dinner featuring:

Locally sourced & raised ingredients
Specialty pizzas
A complimentary glass of wine or beer (with the option to add a chef’s recommened wine pairing for $40)
Cash bar available for beer, wine, and cocktails
Dietary restrictions can be accomodated

We will only be selling 80 tickets per event. Don’t miss out on this fun event for a good cause! Purchase tickets for August 15th at: www.mountaincrust.com/events

Human Kind Band Benefit Concert (Jams in Chees II)
2024-09-07 14:00 - 20:00 | Cheesman Park Pavillion, 1900 E 11th Ave, Denver, CO, 80206, United States
Join Human Kind Band in Cheesman Park for a concert benefitting Colorado Water Trust and Music is a Language – Jams in Chees II!
This is a BYOB concert, so make sure to bring drinks, food, chairs, and whatever else you’d like.
The concert will feature Orca, Jawa, and Hula Hound, as well as Human Kind Band.
Schedule:
2-3:15 pm = Hula Hound
3:35-4:50 pm = Jawa
5:10-6:25 pm = Human Kind Band
645-8:00 pm = Orca
We will have a booth set up and will give a short update on what we’ve been up to recently as part of the program. We hope to see you there!

RiverBank Celebration
2024-09-24 17:00 - 20:30 | Denver Botanic Gardens, 1007 York St, Denver, CO, 80206
Join us at the Denver Botanic gardens on September 24th for our largest celebration of the year! We will have great drinks, a delicious taco bar, a silent auction, and present the 2024 David Getches Award. Stay tuned for more information, including how to purchase tickets.

Tributaries Month!
2024-11-01 - 2024-11-30 | CO
Every November, we celebrate our community of monthly donors, the Tributaries!
For $15, $30, $100, or more per month, you can become a Tributary and sustain your rivers year-round.
And, when you sign-up for a monthly donation, we’ll send you an awesome Colorado Water Trust hat!
Plus, at the end of November, all Tributaries will be entered to win a 20 pound local beef box from Mighty Zephyr Ranch.
Celebrate Tributaries month with us! We’re hosting two happy hours in Boulder and Denver. Find the details & RSVP:

Boulder Tributaries Happy Hour – Wednesday November 13th – The Rayback Collective
Denver Tributaries Happy Hour – Thursday November 14th – Stockyard Saloon

Tributaries Happy Hour in Boulder
2024-11-13 17:00 - 19:00 | The Rayback Collective, 2775 Valmont Road, Boulder, CO, 80304, United States
Join us for happy hour at The Rayback Collective on Wednesday November 13th from 5-7pm! We’ll celebrate Tributaries Month and all of our amazing monthly donors who help support Colorado Water Trust all year long.
Your first drink is on us, we’ll have appetizers, and the first 10 Tributaries to arrive will receive a free Colorado Water Trust Writing Contest book that includes all of the winning submissions from our writing contest earlier this year.

The first 10 Tributaries to arrive will receive a free Water Trust Writing Contest book!
Have you received your Water Trust hat yet? All Tributaries get one!

Plus, at the end of November, all Tributaries (monthly donors) will be entered to win a 20 pound local beef box from Mighty Zephryr Ranch!
Not a Tributary? We’d still love to see you! This event is open to everyone interested in Colorado Water Trust and our work to restore water to rivers and streams across the state.
Please RSVP for the event here so that we know how many folks to expect. And email Barrett (bdonovan@coloradowatertrust.org) with any questions. We hope to see you there!

Tributaries Happy Hour in Denver
2024-11-14 17:00 - 19:00 | Stockyard Saloon, 4710 National Western Drive, Denver, CO, 80216, United States
Join us for happy hour at the Stockyard Saloon next to the CSU Spur Campus on Thursday November 14th from 5-7pm! We’ll be there after the CSU Spur Water in the West Symposium, so if you’re there for the conference, we’d love to see you for happy hour afterwards!
We’ll celebrate Tributaries Month and all of our amazing monthly donors who help support Colorado Water Trust all year long.
Your first drink is on us, we’ll have appetizers, and the first 10 Tributaries to arrive will receive a free Colorado Water Trust Writing Contest book that includes all of the winning submissions from our writing contest earlier this year. And, if you haven’t received your Water Trust hat for being a Tributary yet, you can pick one up in person.

The first 10 Tributaries to arrive will receive a free Water Trust Writing Contest book!
Have you received your Water Trust hat yet? All Tributaries get one!

Plus, at the end of November, all Tributaries (monthly donors) will be entered to win a 20 pound local beef box from Mighty Zephryr Ranch!
Not a Tributary? We’d still love to see you! This event is open to everyone interested in Colorado Water Trust and our work to restore water to rivers and streams across the state.
Please RSVP for the event here so that we know how many folks to expect. And email Barrett (bdonovan@coloradowatertrust.org) with any questions. We hope to see you there!

Colorado Gives Day
2024-12-10 | CO
Colorado Gives Day is a statewide giving day aimed at supporting local Colorado nonprofits and all of the amazing work that they do across the state.
Colorado Gives Day is December 10th, but early giving started on November 1st, so go ahead and get giving!
This year alone, we were able to return over 1.9 billion gallons of water to rivers and streams across the state. That water helps restore ecosystems and support local communities. Without it, many of Colorado’s rivers and streams would have low flows, or even run dry.
Giving is simple and only takes a few minutes. You can make a one-time or recurring gift online through the Colorado Gives Day website.
After you make your gift, we hope you’ll encourage your friends, family, and colleagues to donate too! Tag @ColoradoWaterTrust and use the #ColoradoGivesDay hashtag to join the excitement online.
Thank you for considering making a Colorado Gives Day donation today!

Happy Hour at Mountain Tap
2025-02-12 17:00 - 19:00 | Mountain Tap, 910 Yampa St. #103, Steamboat Springs, CO, 80487, United States
Join Kate Ryan, Colorado Water Trust’s Executive Director, at Mountain Tap Brewery in Steamboat Springs for happy hour! We’ll discuss what’s new at the Water Trust and spend time connecting with fellow river lovers and water nerds. Please feel free to invite your friends, families, and colleagues.
Please RSVP to let us know if you’re planning to attend.
Everyone’s first drink is on us—we hope to see you soon!

Headwaters Jersey Launch
2025-02-14 - 2025-02-22 | Banshee House, 2715 Larimer St, Denver, CO, 80205, United States
Excited to purchase your Colorado Rapids Headwaters Kit? Head on over to the Banshee House in Denver to purchase your kit in person, or visit AltitudeAuthentics.com or MLSstore.com to purchase your kit online!
The Headwaters Kit draws inspiration from the rivers that originate high in the Rocky Mountains, providing water to millions across the American West. The design reflects the flowing waterways that shape Colorado’s topography, symbolizing the connection between the state’s natural resources and its people. This is more than just a kit. It represents our two organization’s commitment to the community and our core values, embracing the elements that define Colorado’s landscapes and lifestyle.
The jersey features a halo mint base, representing the crisp, clear snowmelt of Colorado’s rivers, complemented by onyx, tech green, and traditional burgundy accents. For the first time in club history, the Rapids’ secondary ‘C’ crest takes center stage on the front of the jersey. Additional features include Centennial 38’s iconic oars on the lower left jock tag, honoring the Rapids’ dedicated supporter culture, and the club’s primary crest subtly embedded within the front design, reinforcing the team’s deep connection to its roots.

As part of the Headwaters Kit launch, the Rapids have partnered with Colorado Water Trust to help to support our 27 projects aimed at improving water flow in rivers across the state. Since 2001, Colorado Water Trust has restored 26.7 billion gallons of water and 814 miles of river, ensuring that Colorado’s waterways continue to benefit communities, ecosystems, and industries statewide.
Learn more about our community partnership with the Colorado Rapids here.

CSU Groundwater Symposium: The Past & Future of Groundwater in the West
2025-03-13 | Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, 80523, United States
We are excited to extend an invitation from Colorado State University for their upcoming groundwater symposium, The Past and Future of Groundwater in the West, on Thursday, March 13 at Colorado State University.
The symposium will bring together researchers, professionals, policymakers, and students to explore cutting-edge developments in groundwater management and governance in the American West. The event will feature:

Expert speakers from across Colorado and the Western States
Panel discussions on groundwater governance innovations
Opportunities for networking and collaboration

Registration is now open! Secure your spot today.

Southwest Water Seminar Happy Hour
2025-03-28 16:30 - 18:00 | Sky Ute Casino, 14324 CO-172, Ignacio, CO, 81137, United States
Join Colorado Water Trust and SGM for happy hour after the Southwest Water Seminar on Friday March 28th! We’ll have 100 free drink tickets to hand out to folks that stop by our table to say hello throughout the seminar.
Big thanks to SGM for co-hosting this happy hour with us, and for helping make it possible!

Rio Grande State of the Basin Symposium
2025-03-29 08:30 - 18:00 | CO
The annual Rio Grande State of the Basin Symposium brings together leaders and community members from throughout the San Luis Valley and the state of Colorado to discuss issues related to the Rio Grande Basin’s natural and cultural resources. Colorado Water Trust will be there sharing information about our work – we hope you’ll join us!
The symposium is on March 29th from 8:30am-6pm at Adams State University in the Richardson Auditorium.

Carry the Water: Mad Agriculture Journal Issue 12 Launch Party
2025-04-10 18:00 - 22:00 | James Ranch Grill, 33846 U.S. 550, Durango, CO, 81301, United States
Join us at the launch party for Mad Ag Journal Issue 12, to celebrate how mountains and agriculture are part of the same system.
Mad Agriculture, James Ranch, Joe Grant, and Black Diamond invite you to an immersive evening exploring the deep connection between the alpine hydrology of the San Juan Mountains and the agriculture communities of the Western Slope. Through the lens of renowned athlete and photographer Joe Grant, this multimedia event blends storytelling, science, and adventure to illuminate the vital role of high-altitude snowpack and water cycles in sustaining agriculture, ecosystems, and outdoor recreation.
From the jagged peaks to the valley pastures, water is the lifeblood of the region, shaping both livelihoods and landscapes. Attendees will gain insight into the delicate balance of snowpack-dependent watersheds, the increasing climate pressures on water availability, and the innovative stewardship practices ranchers and conservationists are implementing to adapt. Sponsored by Black Diamond, this event celebrates endurance—in human resilience, in the land, and in the water systems that sustain us all.
This event also celebrates the launch of Mad Agriculture’s biannual print magazine, shining a spotlight on groundbreaking ideas and solutions for a more resilient future.
6:00-8:00pm: Dinner, party, and panel discussion:
James Ranch Grill
33846 US-550
Durango, CO 81301
MAD! Ag is partnering with James Ranch Grill for a hearty meal of James Ranch beef burgers (+veggie burger) served on buns from locally-grown grain, potatoes from Jones Farm Organics, with cider from Eso Terra Cider Works as we gather around the center piece conversation of the San Juan mountains and in-region sourcing.
Voices featured in the reception panel include:
Jonnah Perkins, Mad Agriculture Director of Media
Joe Grant, Professional Mountain Athlete, contributor Journal Issue 12
Sarah Murphy, Owner/Operator, Murphy Legacy Bison
Robbie Vitrano, Mad Agriculture Board Chair
Blake Mamich, Programs Director, Colorado Water Trust
Wyatt Ball, Mad Agriculture Director of Regenerative Business
Abe Ott, Herd Manager, James Ranch
Elizabeth Philbrick, Eso Terra Cider Works
All guests will receive a copy of Mad Agriculture Journal Issue 12 and a gift from Black Diamond
Mad! Agriculture is a 501c3 nonprofit that works from heart to head, poetry to science, financing to markets, and soil to shelf. We meet farmers where they’re at in their journey as they transition to regenerative agricultural models.
Learn more and purchase tickets here.

DU Water Law Review Symposium: Partnerships in Water
2025-04-11 | CO
We are proud to be a sponsor of this year’s University of Denver Water Law Review Symposium: Partnerships in Water. This year’s symposium will be on April 11th at the University of Denver. Vist their website for details: duwaterlawreview.com/symposium

Colorado Rapids Game Featuring Colorado Water Trust
2025-04-12 19:30 - 22:00 | DICK’S Sporting Goods Stadium, 6000 Victory Way, Commerce City, CO, 80022, United States
Join us April 12th at DICK’S Sporting Goods Stadium to watch the Colorado Rapids vs. San Diego! Colorado Water Trust will have staff, board members, and volunteers at the game sharing about our work and our video featuring the Rapids’ new Headwaters Kit will be played during the game.
Before the game, make sure to purchase your Headwater jersey to represent Colorado Water Trust! And if you’re feeling inspired by our partnership with the Rapids that’s helping bring awareness to the importance of keeping Colorado’s rivers flowing, we hope you’ll consider adding a donation to Colorado Water Trust to your jersey purchase online through Altitude Authentics.
You can purchase tickets for the game online here.
Thanks so much for your support, and we’ll see you at the game!

2025 Colorado Water Trust Photo Contest
2025-05-01 - 2025-06-01 | CO
Enter our photo contest by sending us your river photos! We want to see what Colorado’s rivers mean to you.
Contest Details & Guidelines:

There are two categories: Youth (15 and under) and Open (16 and up).
Contest judges will narrow down the entrants to five finalists in each category. We will share the photos of all finalists, and the first, second, and third place winners will receive a prize! Finalists will be announced by June 10th.
Please submit no more than 10 photos of Colorado rivers (or creeks or streams), each with its own title.

All submissions are due Sunday June 1st.

Send contest entries via email to bdonovan@coloradowatertrust.org as jpegs.
File names should follow this format:
Last Name–Photo Title–River/Location–2025 Water Trust Photo Contest
Entry into the contest gives Colorado Water Trust permission to use your photos in marketing and communications materials.

929 PRL Summer Series Featuring Colorado Water Trust
2025-05-22 16:30 - 18:30 | 929 Pearl Street, 929 Pearl Street, Boulder, CO, 80302, United States
Join us May 22 for an evening dedicated to Colorado’s rivers!
Each summer Conscience Bay Company hosts the 929 PRL Summer Series on the covered patio at 929 Pearl Street in downtown Boulder. These evenings are all about bringing people together for live music, local food and drinks, and meaningful support for local nonprofits.
Each event highlights two nonprofit partners doing powerful work across environmental, artistic, and social impact spaces.
On May 22, Conscience Bay is kicking off the series with an evening focused on water, celebrating the work of Colorado Water Trust and Universal Access to Clean Water for Tribal Communities. Join us for live music, great food, and a conversation about the future of water in our state.
Tickets are $34, and thanks to Conscience Bay Company, 100 percent of ticket sales will go directly to the featured nonprofits. Every ticket purchase will also be matched dollar for dollar.
Purchase tickets online.

Webinar: Liquid Assets - Water market trends in Colorado and the West
2025-05-28 12:00 - 13:30 | CO
Join Water Education Colorado on May 28 to explore water market trends. We’ll look at how water rights are bought, sold and traded for different uses; how prices have changed over time; how farmers, cities, environmental interests and others are navigating a shifting water market; and we’ll hear various perspectives on the opportunities and challenges with Colorado’s market.
With speakers:

Kate Ryan, Colorado Water Trust
James Eklund, Taft
Adam Jokerst, WestWater Research
Pat Wells, Northern Water

Scholarships are available! To learn more or request one, contact caitlin@wateredco.org.
This webinar is made possible with support from the Colorado Water Conservation Board.

Boulder Creek Waters Celebration
2025-06-11 17:30 - 21:00 | Planet Bluegrass, 500 W Main Street, Lyons, CO, 80540, United States
We’re throwing a riverside celebration for the ages honoring our protection of Jasper Lake and 37 miles of Boulder Creek. Mark your calendars for June 11th at Planet Bluegrass in Lyons! Reserve your tickets today.

Field to Fork Dinner with Mountain Crust
2025-07-17 18:00 - 21:00 | Mountain Crust Event Venue, 3880 S. Lowell Blvd, Denver, 80211, United States
Our friends at Mountain Crust, a local catering company that’s served the Denver area for over 10 years, are excited to host their second summer of Field to Fork Dinners benefitting local nonprofits. Join the Mountain Crust and Colorado Water Trust communities on Thursday July 17th for a night of delicious food and inspired cocktails, all in the beautiful backyard of the Mountain Crust Event Venue.
Dinner will feature a one-off menu with five courses of locally sourced and raised ingredients—there will be plenty of drink options to choose from as well!
Mountain Crust will donate 50% of ticket proceeds to Colorado Water Trust, as well as 50% of ticket proceeds to Zero Foodprint—yay for doing something good while havin’ fun!
With only 80 tickets sold per event, don’t hesitate to purchase your tickets today.

River in Motion: A Celebration of the Collaborative Community Efforts that Keep the Yampa Flowing
2025-08-19 17:00 - 20:00 | CO
Join us in Steamboat Springs on Tuesday August 19th for River in Motion—a celebration of the community collaborations that help keep the Yampa River flowing strong!
Tickets are limited, so make sure to register for this great event here.
What: An educational event featuring the many organizations that work together to boost flows on the Yampa
Who: This event is open to the public—bring your friends and family!
Where: Art Depot, downtown Steamboat Springs
When: Tuesday August 19th, 5-6:30pm at the Art Depot, with happy hour at Mountain Tap to follow
This event is being co-hosted by Colorado Water Trust and the Upper Yampa Water Conservancy District.
Speakers include:

Kent Vertrees – Moderator
Julie Baxter – City of Steamboat Springs
Blake Mamich – Colorado Water Trust
Holly Kirkpatrick & Andy Rossi – Upper Yampa Water Conservancy District
Anna Mauss – Colorado Water Conservation Board
Jackie Brown – Tri-State Generation & Transmission Association
Brian Romig – Department of Water Resources
Greg Hamilton – Yampa Valley Community Foundation
Mike Robertson – Yampa River Fund
Jennifer Wellman – The Nature Conservancy
Dylan Roberts – Colorado State Senator
Hunter Causey – Colorado River District

Please email Barrett at bdonovan@coloradowatertrust.org with any questions. We hope to see you soon!
Curious to learn more? Here’s some background information on the project we’ll be discussing:
Reservoir releases near Steamboat Springs, Colorado benefit multiple water users and the environment during periods of low flow in the Yampa River.
In the summer of 2012, the Yampa River saw critically low flows due to drought, threatening the health of the river and forcing the City of Steamboat Springs to close the river to all fishing and recreation. Colorado Water Trust engaged in an emergency response effort with the Upper Yampa Water Conservancy District and the Colorado Water Conservation Board to address the needs of the river.
As the first ever short-term lease of water to the Colorado Water Conservation Board’s Instream Flow Program, this project leased water from Stagecoach Reservoir to support streamflow, aquatic habitat, and temperature mitigation. The released water also indirectly benefits hydropower generation, and recreation. The success of that first short-term lease led to annual efforts to boost flows in the Yampa by releasing water out of Stagecoach using various legal tools. In 2021, a new 10-year contract was signed to release water to the river that included a lease to Instream Flow that can used in 5 out of 10 years. The Instream Flow lease can also be renewed twice, allowing environmental releases to bolster flows in the Yampa River for up to 15 out of 30 years if needed.
At times, the water from this project accounts for over half of the water in the Yampa River from Stagecoach through the City of Steamboat Springs.
This project is made possible by over 13 project partners, many of whom you’ll hear from during River in Motion.
Learn more here.

Jams in Chees III
2025-09-13 | Cheesman Park Pavillion, 1900 E 11th Ave, Denver, CO, 80206, United States
Join us for Jams in Chees III, a charity music festival in Denver’s Cheesman Park Pavilion! There will be two stages this year with a lot of great bands. Human Kind Band hosts this awesome event every year, and proceeds go to Colorado Water Trust and Music is a Language. This is a “bring your own everything” event, so make sure to bring food, drinks, chairs, and more for this fun-filled day. Follow @jamsinchees on Instagram for details. We hope to see you there!
