After waking up to snowy peaks last week, we are determined to make the most of the last few weeks of Summer in the mountains! Thankfully, this week's events calendar does not disappoint! Don't miss the last Bike-in Movie tonight in Breckenridge, it's HAPPY FEET!
The Mountain Town Music Festival is happening this weekend in Keystone. Keystone rescheduled the July 31st event to this Saturday, August 28th. Enjoy live concerts complemented by performing artists and an outdoor bar in River Run Village.
Now, here’s what’s going on this week in Summit County...
Wednesday, August 25th - Bike in Movie Night!
Happy Feet | Breckenridge | 6pm
Enjoy outdoor screenings of classic movies “geared” for those on the go. Hike, bike or bus to these free family events. Set beneath a spectacular view of the 10-Mile Range, films are shown on the AirStage’s 5×8 foot LED wall and are preceded by creative projects and maintenance activities for bike enthusiasts.
This is the last bike-in-movie of the summer! This event is presented by Breck Create in partnership with Breck Film.
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Thursday, August 19th - Sneak Peek!
Breck Film Festival | Breckenridge | 6pm
In celebration of festival volunteers, please join us for a free and open to all public screening of a select few festival films. This two-hour event will feature some of the staff's favorite films slated for the 40th Anniversary Festival this September 16-19.
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Friday, August 20th - Time to Laugh Out Loud!
Warren Station Comedy Night | Keystone | 6pm
Warren Station and Comedy Works (DENVER) have partnered to bring comedy back to the high country this summer!
Laugh it up to some of the top comics in Colorado right in the backyard of Keystone Resort. Comedy Night’s opener, Zach Maas will warm up the crowd for headliner, B.T. What better way is there to spend your Friday night than relaxing with a few beverages and hilarious entertainment?
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Saturday, August 21st - Music Festival!
Mountain Town Music Festival | Keystone | 10am
Enjoy live concerts, complemented by performing artists, and an outdoor bar in the village. In addition, check out the River Run Village Bazaar taking place throughout the day.
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Sunday, August 22nd - It's a musical night!
Matilda Jr. | Breckenridge | 7pm
Finish off the weekend at the Breckenridge Backstage Theater. Follow the journey of a bright young girl as she escapes a difficult home life with the help of books, friends, an amazing teacher and a bit of magic! This Tony award-winning musical will be performed entirely by actors going into 4th – 12th grade.
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Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!
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