Upcoming Meetings & Events
Check our calendar of events regularly to get connected with Colorado Grain Chain's community virtually and in-person. Events listed here include ones the CGC is hosting or participating in. Have an event idea to share? Contact us! 

From Grain to Craft: Denver Field Trip

August 27, 2026
From Grain to Craft


Join the Colorado Grain Chain on Thursday, August 27 for a behind-the-scenes journey through Denver’s growing grain economy.

From Grain to Craft will highlight local makers who are transforming Colorado-grown grain into high-quality food and beverages. Meet the makers shaping Colorado’s grain economy.

Stops include:
🌾  Elemental Bakery
🌾  Sfoglina
🌾 Moon Raccoon Baking Co.
🌾 Cohesion Brewing Company

Register here! (limited capacity event)
Location
3875 Steele St Ste 1143,
Denver, CO,
United States
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CGC at Blues & Brews

September 18, 2026 - September 20, 2026
11:30am - 6:00pm
Telluride Blue & Brews Festival


Colorado Grain Chain is heading to Telluride! Come find us at the Telluride Blues & Brews Festival (September 18–20, 2026), nestled in one of Colorado's most iconic mountain towns. We'll be there alongside world-class music, Colorado craft beer, and breathtaking Rocky Mountain views. Come say hi, learn about locally grown grains, and taste what Colorado's fields have to offer. 

Stay tuned for more details coming soon! 
Location
Business
Telluride, CO,
United States

Let's Talk Grain: Building Local Grain Resilience

September 27, 2026
3:00pm - 5:00pm
Let's Talk Grain: Building Local Grain Resilience


What does it take to build a stronger local grain economy? Join the Colorado Grain Chain and Flatirons Farmers Coalition for “Let's Talk Grain: Building Local Grain Resilience.”

  •  Sunday, Sept. 27
  •  3–5 p.m.
  •  Dry Land Distillers, Longmont, Colorado

This panel brings together farmers and local grain enthusiasts to explore the challenges and opportunities of building a robust regional grain system — from funding sources like CGC Microgrants to the relationships, infrastructure, and investment needed for long-term viability. 

We'll dig into key barriers (market access, equipment, space, existing contracts) and discuss how to plan for a resilient, adaptable future amid uncertainty  

Come early to mingle, stay for the panel discussion, and wrap up the afternoon with a happy hour. Small bites from local producers will be provided by Flatirons Farmers Coalition. Food and drinks will also be available for purchase from Dry Land Distillers.
Location
519 Main Street,
Longmont, CO,
United States
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