At 1st Fridays, your child enjoys an evening of swimming, pizza dinner, and a movie. Other activities may include inflatables, indoor climbing and crafts — all for much less than a sitter and takeout at home. Moms and Dads have three kid-free hours for dinner dates, errands, appointments or a long, long bubble bath!
Space is limited – – early registration recommended.
Bacon is the most loved food in the universe and the route to all things swine and divine. Add in the quintessential American liquor, bourbon; mind blown. These indulgences come together for Breckenridge Hogfest – Bacon & Bourbon.
Meat connoisseurs will be able to taste their way through a spectrum of pork samples, premium whiskeys, single malt scotches and barrel-aged spirits while enjoying live music and mixology below Peak Nine. We want to speak to palates of all distinctions and our golden rule will be to feature the best of the best to the brownest of the brown.
For a full schedule and list of events click HERE
Join Meta Yoga instructors for yoga in Old Masonic Hall Mondays and Wednesdays. Visit the website for more information and registration.
Join us January 22nd-29th, 2018 for the 28th Annual Breckenridge International Snow Sculpture Championships! Watch as snow sculpture artists from around the world create creative masterpieces out 12-foot-tall, 25-ton blocks of snow using only hand tools.
Presented by GoBreck
Event Schedule: http://www.gobreck.com/intl-snow-sculpture-championships#horizontalTabEvents2
Looking for a place to watch the Kentucky Derby? Check out Ollie’s Pub and Grub or Downstairs at Eric’s.
Ollie’s has 16 HD TV’s throughout the bar and every major sports package so you won’t miss a beat.
Downstairs at Eric’s has a full arcade to entertain the kids while you watch the Derby on 1 of the 29 flat screens enjoying 30 beers on tap.
Check out the of Derby Day Schedule Here.
Presented by KSMT
Join us for the Summer Beer Festival! Over 35 Breweries from all over the U.S will be there offering tastings.
For more information, visit https://summer.breckenridgebeerfestival.com/
Hosted by Disabled Sports USA at the Beaver Run Resort in Breckenridge, Colorado, The Hartford Ski Spectacular is one of the nation’s largest winter sports festivals for people with disabilities, with more than 800 registered participants annually!
The programs offered during this week-long event include learn to ski and snowboard lessons, a week-long race camp, Level I Race (Ski Spec Challenge Race), nordic skiing, free clinics (in nordic skiing, biathlon, curling, and sled hockey), PSIA National Adaptive Academy for Instructors, banquets, and other social/networking events. The title sponsor of the event is The Hartford Financial Services Group.
The Hartford Ski Spectacular strengthens and expands adaptive snow sports programs in communities throughout the U.S. and helps identify and train youth, wounded warriors, and others with disabilities who strive to be winter Paralympians. A week of ski and snowboard race training prepares athletes for national and international competitions.
The first weekend in December begins Breckenridge’s annual transformation into a sparkling holiday scene. Participate in the Race of the Santas, where hundreds of jolly look-alikes race and watch as Santa uses his magic to light up the town for the season. Hosted by GoBreck.
For more information: http://www.gobreck.com/lighting-of-breckenridge-race-of-the-santas
Events:
Race of the Santas down Main Street
Holiday Dog Parade
Lighting of Breckenridge
Phil Kline’s “Unsilent Night” procession
Meet Santa
Event Schedule:
12:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. — Handmade Holiday Market
Join us at the Breckenridge Arts District for an afternoon of holiday crafting for the whole family! Come to the Old Masonic Hall in the afternoon to build your playing devices or get a boombox to prepare for our High Country rendition of Phil Klien’s “Unsilent Night” procession.
3:00 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. — Holiday Dog Parade Registration
Gather in Main Street Station Plaza with the dogs before the Holiday Dog Parade. All dogs are welcome. Have your pet take part in Santa’s procession down Main Street!
3:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. — Caroling
Holiday Carols by the “Jingle Singers” will be strolling Main St. in Victorian costumes, singing classics and a fun modern spin on old favorites
4:00 p.m. — 4:20 p.m. — Holiday Dog Parade
The Holiday Dog Parade will march up Main Street from Main St. Station Plaza to the Blue River Plaza. Anyone is welcome to join with their dog and parade Santa down Main Street.
4:30 p.m. — Race of the Santas
Race of the Santas starts on Main St. by the Blue River Plaza. Registration and bib pick-up in the Old Masonic Hall located at 136 S Main St, starting at 2:00pm
5:00 p.m. — Lighting of Breckenridge
Santa makes an early visit to Breckenridge to light the Town Tree. Don’t miss the moment when Breckenridge turns on the lights and turns up the holiday spirit as Santa flips the switch in the Blue River Plaza just outside the Breckenridge Welcome Center at 203 S Main Street.
5:00 p.m. — Phil Kline’s “Unsilent Night”
Immediately following the lighting, visitors can join in Phil Kline’s “Unsilent Night” procession of Christmas music through the town leading to the Santa. (Local’s Tip: visit the Handmade Market earlier in the day to build your speakers or get a boombox for the procession!)
5:30 p.m.—7:00 p.m. — Meet Santa
Visit with Santa at the Barney Ford Museum, 111 E. Washington Ave. Let the little ones share their Holiday wishes with Santa and take a photo in the beautifully decorated Barney Ford House!
Breakfast Fundraiser to benefit Mental Health Awareness with the National Alliance on Mental Illness in the High Country of Colorado. All you can eat.
$10 pre-purchased tickets.
$12 at the door.
Contact Gayle Knorr at 970-468-2561 for tickets.
Sunday nights in Breckenridge have never been and will never be the same. Get your karaoke on with over 30,000 song choices: www.songbookslive.com/sandman
