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July 25, 2025 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Flowing Through Time with Craig Childs

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An Evening with Author Craig Childs

Come along for this adventure through the canyons and mysteries of the Colorado River.

Join us for Flowing Through Time with nationally acclaimed author Craig Childs. Through photography and storytelling, Childs uncovers the mystery of the Colorado River as it makes its way to Mexico.

Let Childs guide you on a journey down the Colorado River through the power of photography and storytelling. In a world where we often rush past the profound, Childs reminds us to pause and witness the “bones of the earth brought to daylight”—the desert landscape that connects us to something greater than ourselves.

Come be inspired. Come connect. Come discover the knowledge that flows between rivers and stone, between humans and the places we inhabit. Proceeds from this event benefit The Confluence Center.

  • Event held at Our Lady Of Perpetual Motion in Fruita.
  • Doors open at 5:00 p.m.
  • Program from 6:00-7:30 p.m.
  • Tickets are $20. Get your tickets here.
  • There is no reserved seating. Space is limited to 150 people.
  • No food or beverage will be available on site. We encourage attendees to bring a personal bottle of water.

Colorado National Monument Association will be one of six nonprofits with offices at the Confluence Center, read more about our participation in this incredible project.

 

Details

Date:
July 25, 2025
Time:
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Website:
https://www.confluencecenterco.org/events-2-1/craigchilds

Venue

Our Lady of Perpetual Motion
503 East Aspen Avenue
Fruita, CO 81521 United States
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Organizer

Crystal Tyndall
Phone:
970-858-3617, Ext. 307
Email:
ctyndall@coloradonma.org

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