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About Roper Music Ballroom

The Roper Music Ballroom is a piece of Grand Junction’s musical history. Located on North 5th Street in downtown Grand Junction, the venue hosted a range of performers in its heyday, with notable acts including Patty Larkin and Leon Redbone. While the original ballroom has undergone remodeling and the associated music building was sold around 2019, the lineage of live music remains a point of local pride. Today, the active business connected to the Roper name in Grand Junction is a music store at 1224 North 25th Street, continuing the city’s musical tradition. If you’re planning a visit around historical sites or seeking local music you’ve heard about, we’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, access, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a comfortable day or evening in Grand Junction.

Note: Roper Music Ballroom and the contemporary Roper Music storefront are related to the same historical name, but they are different operations. Roper Music Ballroom’s original location is associated with North 5th Street, while the current storefront operates at 1224 North 25th Street. For visitors seeking active venues or events, we recommend checking current listings and confirming event details with local listings. If you’re exploring Grand Junction’s live music legacy, secure your seats and plan with trusted local guides—we’ve got you covered with reliable information and nearby recommendations.

  • Seating and capacity: The original ballroom offered a standing and seated configuration typical of mid-size historic venues. While current layouts may differ for any remaining events, we provide general guidance on accessing seating information for related events and nearby venues.
  • Parking: Downtown Grand Junction parking options include street parking and nearby public lots. If you’re visiting for a show at a nearby active venue, plan for a few extra minutes to locate a convenient spot.
  • Transportation: The area is accessible by car and local taxi or ride-share services. For longer stays, consider airport shuttles or regional transit as part of your itinerary.
  • Nearby hotels: For convenient stays, look for hotels downtown or near North 5th Street and along the broader Grand Junction corridor. We highlight affiliate partner recommendations to help you find reliable accommodations.
  • Nearby restaurants: The Grand Junction dining scene offers a mix of casual and sit-down options. Affiliate partners provide trusted recommendations for pre-show meals or post-show options near the historic site.

Geographic note: Grand Junction sits in western Colorado, with scenic surroundings and a rich cultural scene. This page prioritizes helpful, practical details to make your visit smoother.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Historical locations: Roper Music Ballroom operated at North 5th Street in Grand Junction, CO (addresses cited include 136 North 5th Street and 130 North 5th Street).
  • The old Roper Music Building was sold and heavily remodeled around 2019, indicating the ballroom is no longer an active venue.
  • Current Roper Music business is a Grand Junction music store located at 1224 North 25th Street, Grand Junction, CO 81501.
  • Past events at Roper Music Ballroom included acts such as Patty Larkin and Leon Redbone (listed in event histories circa 2010).
  • There is a separately named venue with 'Roper' in its title in Norfolk, VA (Roper Center / TCC Roper Performing Arts Center) which is not the same property as the Grand Junction ballroom.