August 10, 2021

This Week in Summit County

Wednesday, August 11th – Breckenridge Music Festival!

Acoustic Flow | Riverwalk Center Lawn | 8am | FREE

Start every morning of the Breckenridge Music Festival with outdoor yoga, music, nature and wellness along the relaxing shores of the Blue River. These classes feature local musicians as well as members of the Festival ensemble performing either for the duration of the class or in the savasana. A partnership between Meta Yoga Studios, Breck Music and Breckenridge Creative Arts.

More information available at: https://breckmusic.org/events/2021/acoustic-flow12

Also, check out Breckenridge Film Festival Tiny Porch Series

Set in charming historic properties throughout Breckenridge and hosted by Artistic Director & Conductor Steven Schick, these casual outdoor mini-events mix storytelling with original music and friendly conversation. Bring your own chair!

More information at: https://breckmusic.org/events/2021/tiny-porch-series-1

Thursday, August 12th – FREE Outdoor Music! 

Concert in the Park | Frisco Historic Park | 5.30 pm – 7.30 pm

With roots in both pioneer and native cultures, Leon Joseph Littlebird understands the magic of the mountains and the southwest. His great grandfather was one of the original settlers in Blackhawk Colorado, and his great-uncle was a classical composer and performer in Silver Plume and Georgetown. This connection to the rich history of Colorado comes through in Leon’s music. A prolific songwriter and performer, his unique style tells tales of Colorado and the people of the west. Leon’s flute style combines ancient flute music with captivating rhythms that weave a tapestry of unforgettable sound, which he has taken to stages across the country.

More information at https://www.townoffrisco.com/event/music-events/concert-in-the-park-series/

Friday, August 13th  – Market & Music!

Dillon Farmer's Market | 9am – 2pm | Lodgepole Street, Dillon Reservoir

Take in the Lake Dillon Scenery while picking up Palisade peaches from Forte Fruits, sampling Bjorn's Colorado Honey, and stocking up on handmade bath products from Conifer-based Taspen’s Organics. Other Colorado-based vendors include Miller Farm and Eat a Peach Farm from Palisade. This year's market can be found on Lodgepole Street adjacent to the Dillon Reservoir.

More information at https://www.townofdillon.com/events/dillon-farmers-market

Keystone Acoustic Sessions | 4pm – 6pm | River Run Village, Keystone

Enjoy the happiest of hours (or two) with concerts from local musicians in Keystone’s River Run Village. Listen local on your Friday afternoons in Keystone this summer! Local Band John Truscelli & Jess Rose Duo is playing from 4pm to 6pm.

John Truscelli and Jess Rose are a staple in the Colorado music scene, playing 200 plus shows and festivals a year in the Colorado high country as a duo and with the band, Satellite13. Their signature sound of acoustic guitar and violin with harmony vocals spans over many genres and sure to please any audience.

More information at: https://www.keystoneneighbourhood.com/event/keystone-acoustic-music-series-2021-08-13/

Saturday, July 3rd – Mix it up at Copper Mountain!  

Mountain Mixology | Copper Mountain | 2pm

Complete your summer day with Mountain Mixology at Solitude Station. Take a scenic chairlift ride on the American Eagle lift to enjoy mountain-inspired mixology with freshly foraged ingredients and panoramic views.

Mixing at Solitude Station starts at 2pm sharp, so please allow 15-20 minutes for the chairlift ride and walk to the Solitude pad located on the backside of Solitude building.

Tickets starting at $26

You must be 21+ to attend. The event is weather-dependent. There is limited capacity, please book in advance.

Learn More at: https://book.coppercolorado.com/s/events/p/mountain-mixology

Sunday, August 13th – For the Kids!

2021 Sandcastle Competition | Frisco Marina | 10am

The Kids’ Sandcastle Competition will return this summer for a morning of creativity and fun on the beach at the Frisco Bay Marina for kiddos who are 12 and under. Event participation is FREE and each child will receive a free ice cream. Summit County avalanche rescue dogs will make a special appearance and will help judge the sandcastles. The event will happen rain or shine.

More information at: https://www.townoffrisco.com/event/frisco-bay-marina-events/kids-sandcastle-competition/

Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!

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