Paradox Beer Company, 10 Buffalo Court, Divide, CO (2026)

06/19/2026

🦝🚨 FATHER’S DAY AT PARADOX 🚨🦝

This Sunday, June 21st, we’re celebrating fathers the only way we know how:

By giving them beer and exposing them to live music.

Forget the socks.
Forget the tie.
Forget the World’s Greatest Dad mug that’s currently holding drywall screws in the garage.

Bring Dad to Paradox.

We’ll have cold beer, hot food, and live music from Brian Grace starting at 3 PM. Brian brings a Texas-country-meets-Southern-rock sound that’s perfect for dads who own at least one folding chair, have strong opinions about meat temperatures, and refuse to throw away a piece of lumber because “it might be useful someday.”

🎸 Brian Grace – 3 PM
🍺 Beer
🌯 Food
🏔️ Patio
👨 Dad noises

Whether your dad grills in sandals, owns seventeen flashlights, has a favorite pocketknife, or still refers to every GPS as “that lady in the dashboard,” this is his holiday.

No reservations.
No dress code.
No mandatory family photos.

Just beer, music, and a gathering of Colorado’s finest middle-aged wildlife.

Come celebrate the men who taught us:
✔️ How to start a lawn mower
✔️ That turning the thermostat above 68° is a felony
✔️ Every problem can be solved with zip ties
✔️ “We’re not stopping, we have bathrooms at home.”

This Father’s Day, skip brunch.

Bring Dad somewhere he actually wants to go.

Sunday • June 21
🎸 Brian Grace at 3 PM
🍺 Paradox Beer Company

Free Dad Calibration Checks available at the door. If your father immediately points at another dad’s truck and says, “That’s a nice truck,” he’s operating within factory specifications.

🦝🍺 This message brought to you by the Paradox Department of Feral Family Recreation and Unsupervised Day Drinking.

06/17/2026

🏁 THURSDAY AT PARADOX: BUY A RACECAR DRIVER A BEER 🍻

This Thursday, June 18th, from 4–6 PM, we’re trading mountain roads for mountain records.

Come meet two local drivers headed for the legendary Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, check out their race cars, meet the crews, ask questions, take photos, and maybe even buy a racecar driver a beer.

🏎️ Ryan Cheek Racing
Ryan pilots a Ford Mustang FR500S and has become a force in hillclimb racing, setting records while raising awareness for ALS through Racing for ALS. A wife, mother, competitor, and advocate for women in motorsports, Ryan proves every day that determination is measured in horsepower.

🏎️ Faster Skunk Racing – Rob Wilmoth
Rob brings his Audi RS3 and a passion for sharing motorsports with everyone. A first-time Pikes Peak competitor and Director of On-Track Operations for Racing for ALS, Rob is known for taking time to answer questions, inspire future racers, and help anyone who wants to learn more about the sport.

🔥 The cars will be here.
🔥 The teams will be here.
🔥 The beer will definitely be here.

Stick around after the meet-and-greet for food, drinks, bench racing, and stories from the mountain.

Thursday • 4–6 PM (and likely hanging out until 7:30ish)
Paradox Beer Company

Because drinking a beer with a racecar driver is a lot cheaper than becoming one. 🍺🏁🏔️

06/14/2026

🚨 PARADOX FIELD REPORT #47 🚨

The weather appears to be auditioning for a disaster movie, but March to August showed up anyway.

Dark clouds? Check.
Questionable life choices? Check.
Cold beer? Absolutely.
Live music? Happening RIGHT NOW.

Come grab a pint, a burrito, and enjoy some Americana-fueled tunes before the sky decides what it’s doing. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to leave the house, this is it.

March to August is playing NOW at Paradox.
The beer is cold, the music is hot, and somehow nobody has been carried away by the wind yet.

See you soon.

🍻🌩️🎶

06/14/2026

Come and hang with us at Paradox Beer Company this afternoon! They could not have described us better in their recent post! Love it! We fire up at 3:00! Gonna be a great one!

“March to August rolls into Paradox from the Ozarks carrying enough Americana, folk, and storytelling to accidentally summon the ghost of a railroad worker who just wants to talk about banjos and union wages.
Witnesses describe their sound as:
"I don't know what's happening but I suddenly want a porch."
and
"I came for one beer and somehow learned something about myself."

06/11/2026

🚨🚨 EMERGENCY COMMUNITY BULLETIN FROM PARADOX BEER COMPANY 🚨🚨

Residents of Teller County are advised that conditions at Paradox have become increasingly suspicious.

For reasons that remain under investigation:

🌺 We planted flowers.

Frankly, we’re as concerned as you are.

Let’s celebrate with some live music!

TONIGHT — THURSDAY 6/11 @ 6PM

Brandon Henderson will take the stage and begin releasing powerful waves of Colorado-grown Americana into the atmosphere.

Potential side effects include:

• Ordering another round when you absolutely weren’t going to
• Looking at the mountains and whispering, “damn…”
• Texting your friends, “Get down here.”
• Briefly believing your life is more together than it actually is

THEN SUNDAY — 6/14 @ 3PM

March to August rolls into Paradox from the Ozarks carrying enough Americana, folk, and storytelling to accidentally summon the ghost of a railroad worker who just wants to talk about banjos and union wages.

Witnesses describe their sound as:

“I don’t know what’s happening but I suddenly want a porch.”

and

“I came for one beer and somehow learned something about myself.”

As a precaution, citizens are encouraged to gather at Paradox and shelter in place near a cold pint.

The patio is looking suspiciously nice.

The flowers are alive.

The beer is cold.

The music is live.

May God have mercy on your tab.

See you at Paradox.

06/07/2026

SUNDAY AFTERNOON WARNING ⚠️

The mountain has approved a temporary suspension of responsible decision making.

This Sunday from 2–5 PM, Rigby Summer rolls into Paradox Beer Company bringing her brand of cosmic Americana, folk rock, Red Dirt soul, Front Range grit, and whatever magic happens when you mix Kansas City jazz roots, California sunshine, Oklahoma dust, and Colorado mountain air into one human being.

People compare her to Brandi Carlile and Lucinda Williams, but honestly we think she's more like finding an old road map in a glove box, a forgotten mixtape, and a campfire all at the same time.

We'll have cold beer.
We'll have mountain views.
We'll have live music.
We'll have at least one guy standing way too close to the stage acting like he's discovering feelings for the first time.

No cover.
Friendly dogs welcome.
Kids tolerated.
Bad dance moves encouraged.

Sunday • June 7 • 2–5 PM
Paradox Beer Company
Divide, Colorado

Come drink a beer and stare thoughtfully into the middle distance while Rigby Summer provides the soundtrack. 🍻🎶🌲

06/07/2026

🚨 WEEKEND SITUATION UPDATE 🚨

Now that’s was bad a$$!!
Thank you Craig and Abby!!!

Well..
Authorities were hopeful the excitement would subside after Saturday night.

Authorities were wrong.

The music continues Sunday at 2 PM as Rigby Summer takes over the patio.

While meteorologists remain uncertain about the weather, experts agree on the following:

✅ There will be music.
✅ There will be beer.
✅ There will be mountains.
✅ There will be dogs.
✅ Nobody will care what time it is.

Rigby Summer brings the perfect soundtrack for a mountain afternoon.

The kind of music that pairs exceptionally well with a cold beer, a patio chair, and pretending your to-do list doesn’t exist.

Meanwhile Gallos Borrachos Bar & Snack Shack will be fully operational.

House margaritas flowing.

Chips and salsa flying.

7-layer dip disappearing at alarming rates.

People claiming they’ll stay for “just one.”

We all know how that ends.

Bring your camp chair.

Bring your friends.

Bring your blanket.

Bring your emotional support dog.

We got your emotional support margarita.

Sunday.
2 PM.
Paradox Beer Company.

Your chores will still be there Monday.

Probably.

06/06/2026

Breaking News: Our bosses have decided that individual beers are no longer chaotic enough.

Buckets of beer are now available on the patio.

That’s right. Grab a bucket, claim a picnic table, aggressively relax in the sunshine, listen to music, watch dogs sprint around like they just discovered freedom, and admire Pikes Peak doing its usual overachieving mountain thing.

We’re not saying a bucket of beer will solve your problems.

We’re saying it’s significantly more fun than thinking about them.

Patio only.
Because apparently “wandering the parking lot with a bucket” was a meeting we had to have.
🍻🐕☀️🏔️

06/06/2026

🚨 PUBLIC SAFETY NOTICE 🚨

The Teller County Department of Questionable Decisions has issued an advisory for this weekend at Paradox Beer Company.

First things first…

🍺🌮 GALLOS BORRACHOS BAR & SNACK SHACK IS OFFICIALLY OPENING 🌮🍺

That’s right.

Your patio drinking experience has been upgraded.

Draft beer.
Canned beer.
Wine.
Seltzers.
House margaritas.
Fiesta chips & salsa.
And a brand-new 7-layer dip that has already failed multiple safety inspections due to excessive deliciousness.

Scientists estimate the average lifespan of a basket of chips at Paradox to be approximately 37 seconds.

BUT WAIT.

Nashville has made a terrible mistake.

Saturday from 6-8 PM we’re hosting Abbie Gardner and Craig Akin.

These aren’t “cover band at the county fair” musicians.

These are the kind of musicians that musicians pay money to see.

World-class talent.

Award-winning songwriting.

Ridiculous levels of skill.

The kind of performance that makes you put your phone down and remember why live music matters.

And somehow…

They’re coming to Divide.

Bring a camp chair.
Bring a blanket.
Bring a canopy.
Bring a jacket.
Bring another jacket because this is Colorado and you should know better by now.

Forecast calls for sunshine, thunderstorms, chaos , and excellent beer.

Potentially all at the same time.

Saturday.
6-8 PM.
Paradox Beer Company.

Nashville may never forgive us.

06/04/2026

SATURDAY NIGHT WE ACCIDENTALLY BOOKED NASHVILLE.

Look... sometimes we get lucky.

This Saturday, June 6th from 6–8 PM, Abbie Gardner and Craig Akin are rolling into Divide and bringing a level of musicianship that has absolutely no business being this close to the mountain.

Abbie Gardner is one of the finest dobro players you'll ever hear. The kind of player that makes other musicians stop talking mid-sentence and stare at the stage wondering how that's physically possible.

Craig Akin is the secret weapon. The bass player that other bass players talk about. Nashville's been keeping him busy for decades, and somehow we convinced him to come up here instead.

Together they're bringing an evening of world-class songwriting, jaw-dropping musicianship, and the kind of live music experience that reminds you why recorded music only gets you halfway there.

No cover.

No excuses.

Just two ridiculously talented humans making music in a brewery on the side of a mountain.

Saturday • June 6
6–8 PM
Paradox Beer Company
Divide, Colorado

Come see the show you'll be telling people about later when you want to sound cool.

Abbie Gardner is widely regarded as one of the premier dobro players in Americana and folk music. She's known both as a solo artist and as a member of the acclaimed Americana trio Red Molly. Her album DobroSinger reached #11 on the Billboard Blues Chart, and reviewers have described her playing and vocals as "impeccable," "loaded with personality," and "mesmerizing." Critics regularly point to her ability to make the dobro function as both rhythm section and lead instrument at the same time.

Craig Akin is one of those musicians musicians talk about. He's an in-demand Nashville bassist who has played more than 5,000 gigs and appears on over 100 albums. Fellow professionals describe him as having "beautiful tone," "enormous technique," and the ability to elevate every musical situation he's in. He's equally respected on upright and electric bass and has worked across jazz, Americana, rock, blues, and singer-songwriter circles.

Looking at the poster, this is a Nashville-caliber listening-room show happening in Divide, which is honestly kind of absurd in the best possible way.

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