Happy Wednesday and welcome to your weekly Summit County events.
Bring on Summer! This week there are tons of events that will have you dancing in the fresh, Summer air. Today, Frisco is hosting the National Repertory Orchestra at the Historic Park Gazebo. On Thursday, enjoy the Concert in the Park series. Dillon's Farmer's Market is in full swing this coming Friday. Keystone is hosting the annual Wine and Jazz festival throughout the weekend. Then you can wind down your weekend with more live music in Frisco, with Jamie Drake on Sunday night.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13TH
Align in the Pines Yoga @ Keystone, 9 am
National Repertory Orchestra @ Frisco, 1 pm
Trivia Wednesday! @ Frisco, 7 pm
THURSDAY, JULY 14TH
Concert in the Park @ Frisco, 5:30 pm
Open Mic Night @ Frisco, 6:30 pm
Acoustic Thursday @ Frisco, 7 pm
FRIDAY, JULY 15TH
Dillon Farmer's Market @ Dillon, 9 am
Silverthorne Art Festival @ Silverthorne, 10 am
Keystone Acoustic Sessions @ Keystone, 4 pm
SATURDAY, JULY 16TH
Yoga in the Park @ Frisco, 9:30 am
Summer Saturday @ Breckenridge, 10 am
Keystone Wine and Jazz Festival @ Keystone , 1 pm
SUNDAY, JULY 17TH
Silverthorne Art Strolls @ Silverthorne , 12 pm
Live Music Sunday @ Frisco, 4 pm
Jamie Drake in Frisco @ Frisco, 6 pm
Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!
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