March 30, 2022

This Week’s Summit County Events

This week, we are excited for the Burning Snowman Community Bonfire at this month's First Friday event in Silverthorne. Join the Silverthorne community to say goodbye to winter and celebrate the return of spring with a community bonfire and a symbolic burning of the snowman. The brighter the fire burns, the warmer our spring will be!

This weekend, Arapahoe Basin is celebrating its 75th anniversary! The festivities start on Friday night with a 1946 Themed Dinner, followed by the Party in the Park on Saturday, and finishing with the Sunday scavenger hunt and Apres Party.

Here's what's happening in Summit County this week…

Thursday, March 31st

Egg Decorating @ Breckenridge, 1 pm

Stoney LIVE at Broken Compass Main Street @ Breckenridge, 6 pm

Live Theatre: Rumors @ Breckenridge, 7.30 pm

Friday, April 1st

Kids First Friday Night Out @ Breckenridge, 6 pm

The Punk Pan-Indian Romantic Comedy @ Breckenridge, 6 pm

Date night: Let's Fool Around @ Breckenridge, 7 pm

Burning Snowman community bonfire @ Silverthorne, 7 pm

Saturday, April 2nd

Live Theatre: 'Tomás and the Library Lady' @ Silverthorne, 10 am

Never Summer Cheddar Tour Rail Jam @ Loveland Ski Area, 11 am

75th Anniversary Party: Bump & Bash @ A-Basin, 10 am

Live Music: Circles around the Sun @ Frisco, 8.30 pm

Sunday, April 3rd

East Wall Scavenger Hunt @ Arapahoe Basin, 10am

Plaza Apres Party @ Arapahoe Basin, 1 pm

Live Music: Space Orphan @ Loveland Ski Area, 2 pm

Have a wonderful week Living the Mountain Life!

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