Fall is here; pumpkin spice is in the air, the leaves are changing colors and snow is beginning to dust upon the mountain tops. To keep your mind off of that scary reality, join the Wine and True Crime book tonight! Then, Oktoberfest celebrations kick off in Breckenridge this weekend. Also enjoy live music in Copper this Saturday and bring your blankets to curl up and watch a mountainside movie at night. On Sunday enjoy a delicious breakfast with the Summit High School Boys Soccer team in Silverthorne.
Here's all that's happening in Summit County this week...
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st
Live Music with Earl Clairmont @ Silverthorne, 5 pm
Chasing Water with Pete McBride @ Breckenridge, 6 pm
Wine and True Crime Book Club @ Breckenridge, 6:30 pm
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22nd
Live Music Yoga: Embodied Vibrations @ Silverthorne, 530 pm
Beginner Wheel Throwing @ Breckenridge, 6 pm
Oktoberfest Kickoff Dinner @ Breckenridge, 630 pm
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd
Toddler Art @ Breckenridge, 930 am
Oktoberfest @ Breckenridge, 2 pm
Live Music Fridays at Bluebird Market @ Silverthorne, 6 pm
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th
A-Basin Concert @ Keystone, 1 pm
Copper Live @ Copper, 330 pm
Mountainside Movies by Yeti @ Copper , 6 pm
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th
SHS Boys Soccer Breakfast Fundraiser @ Silverthorne, 9 am
Live music with Johnny Johnson @ Breckenridge, 4 pm
Sunday Sessions @ Silverthorne, 4 pm
Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!
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