We are in the heart of winter now and there are snow many fun events for you to be a part of. Whether you want to embrace the winter or escape the cold, there is something for everyone! The Nordic races begin this week, Silverthorne is celebrating January's first Friday with a sledding party and there is plenty of indoor music and yoga classes for those who want to stay warm and cozy inside.
Here's all that's happening in Summit County this week...
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4th
Up & At'em Nordic Race Series @ Frisco, 7 am
Live Music with Ghanay Gloude @ Silverthorne, 5 pm
Wire Wrapped Jewelry @ Breckenridge, 530 pm
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5th
Nourish and Restore Yoga @ Breckenridge, 415 pm
Trivia Night @ Silverthorne, 7 pm
Open Mic Night @ Silverthorne, 7 pm
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6th
January First Friday Winter Sledding Party @ Silverthorne, 430 pm
Beginner Linocut Printmaking @ Breckenridge, 6 pm
Yin Yoga Sound Journey @ Breckenridge, 630 pm
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7th
Yoga with a Vue @ Dillon, 9 am
10th annual Winterbike @ Copper, 6 pm
Rolling Harvest Concert @ Keystone, 8 pm
SUNDAY, JANUARY 8th
Beginner Oil Painting @ Breckenridge, 2 pm
Cupcakes & Canvas @ Aspen, 3 pm
Champagne Concert: The Yale Alley Cats @ Breckenridge, 6 pm
Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!
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