Summer Fun & Monster Trucks at Colorado's Mesa County Fairgrounds

Get ready for Monster Truck Action at Colorado's Mesa County Fairgrounds on May 6th. The Kicker Monster Truck Tour is coming to Western Colorado and you don't want to miss out.

Kicker Monster Truck shows are usually a two maybe two-and-a-half-hour event for the whole family. Ear protection for anyone who wants to cancel out the noise can be purchased from the merchandise booth while supplies last.

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Catch the Kicker Monster Trucks in Grand Junction on May 6th, 2023

Double Trouble, Airborne Ranger, Monster Moose, Trouble Maker, and Veteran are all a part of the current Kicker Monster Truck Tour rolling through Colorado. Bring cash for the option to purchase a pit pass before either show for an up-close encounter with these beastly bad boys.

There are Two Shows at the Mesa County Fairgrounds

The Monster Trucks will roll out for two different shows on Saturday, May 6th at 1 pm and at 7:30 pm. Win Green Level admission with our station app. To purchase tickets visit https://kickermonstertruck.com/tickets.

Win A 4-Pack of Tickets With Our Station App

Open our station app to find the easy entry form for the show at the Mesa County Fairgrounds. Fill out the entry form to win a 4-pack of tickets to either the 1 pm show or the 7:30 pm. View this article on our station app to access the entry form.

LOOK: Classic Grand Junction Race Cars and Their Drivers

Here's a handful of Robert Grant photos featuring Grand Junction area race cars and their drivers.

LOOK: Check Out the Grand Junction Jackalopes 2023 Home Schedule

Be a part of the fun at Sam Suplizio Field Sam when the new Grand Junction Jackalopes open the 2023 Pioneer League season. Make sure you have our station app for a chance to win tickets during each homestand. Scroll on to see the Jackalopes 2023 home schedule and make your plans to enjoy some fun at the ballpark.

KEEP GOING: Historic Photos of Colorado Horse Races + More

Please enjoy a number of Bob Grant photos from the Grand Valley's past. These came from a box labeled "Horse." Yep, that's it, the box was called "Horses." These were selected at random, covering a number of decades.