Downtown Grand Junction
300

The 300s

3 sculptures standing, 4 businesses open

The six blocks of the walk, counted by what stands on each. The 300s are marked.100200300400500600
The whole walk, counted. Each cell is one sculpture (patina) or one business (grey) standing on that block.

Every business on this block takes the downtown gift card.

  • 309

    Bee Smooth

    Personal Services Spas

    Grand Junctions experts in Brazilian waxing, men's waxing, and the first salon to offer sugaring hair removal. Stay smooth.

  • 314

    Dream Cafe

    Food & Beverage Breakfast

    Which Came First: The Chicken or the Egg? Well, at the Dream Café, we don’t know either, but we do know that you will enjoy our menu spin on both. Grand Junction’s premier morning café…

  • 317

    Bistro 317

    Food & Beverage Bars & Breweries

    John and Mathieu are happy to welcome you to Bistro 317 for an elevated experience of our spectacular French style food, pastries and drinks, right here in the heart of Grand Junction…

  • 350

    Grand Valley Books

    Shopping Books

    Specializing in regional guides and history, Western American and Native American titles, Grand Valley Books is a full service bookstore offering new and gently used books since 2010. Daily…

Standing here

Last to Launch by Nathan Johansen, standing at 336 Main Street
336

Last to Launch

Nathan Johansen of Provo, UT

At one time or another we have all plucked a full, fuzzy headed dandelion, made a wish, and blown the li

From the artist’s statement

For sale $18,800

Bulrush by Doyle Svenby, standing at 359 Main Street
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Bulrush

Doyle Svenby of Colorado Springs, CO

  • 3rd Place Best in Show

Bulrush was created from recycled steel. It is my personal interpretation of an urban wetland. Cattails are nature’s regenerators. They colonize disturbed wetlands, extracting pollutants and support ecosystems to a healthy state. I like the idea of nature and downtown colliding!

From the artist’s statement

For sale $11,000

Desert Dancers II by Merelee Whitcomb, standing at 359 Main Street
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Desert Dancers II

Merelee Whitcomb of Littleton, CO

This piece is inspired by a popular Moab petroglyph. Two dancers are dancing back to back with large earrings and bodies angled to show motion. They have different jewelry but both have one hand up and one hand down as they are dancing away. Figures dancing back to back at a party in the desert! A second in a series…

From the artist’s statement

For sale $7,000

Happening on this stretch

Downtown events run the length of Main Street. In production each event carries the block it happens on and appears only where it belongs.