Whether you opt for a wintry walk or stay indoors for warm wassail - whatever your pace, we hope you find the perfect mix of good times and downtime. This week brings tree lighting and first Friday celebrations, a gingerbread house contest and holiday market pop-ups. Between holiday prepping and bundling up to enjoy outdoor winter activities we hope you find a moment to visit the holiday-themed events!
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30th
Live music with Rocky Mountain Slim @ Breckenridge, 430 pm
Santa's lighted forest @ Georgetown, 630 pm
Trivial Wednesdays @ Frisco, 7 pm
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1st
Annual Gingerbread House Contest @ Frisco, 9 am
Sweat, Savasana, & Support @ Silverthorne, 530 pm
Jazz Nights at Element 47 @ Aspen, 6 pm
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2nd
Fresh beer drop Friday @ Frisco, 11 am
First Friday holiday tree lighting & art market @ Silverthorne, 430 pm
First Friday after party with Moonstone Quill @ Silverthorne, 730 pm
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd
Yoga with a Vue class @ Dillon, 9am
Goods in the Woods @ Keystone, 2 pm
Pad 1 year anniversary @ Silverthorne, 4 pm
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4th
Zumba @ Frisco, 1030 am
Handmade Holiday @ Frisco, 12 pm
Santa sleigh rides @ Frisco, 1230 pm
Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!
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