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2008-07-03 12:16:28The Scoop
Breckenridge Events, Activities, Deals, Specials and More
Thursday, July 3 - Wednesday, July 9
(a) – Activity (b) – Bar/Club/Nightlife (c) – Cultural Activity (e) – Event
(h) – Historical Activity (i) – Information (k) – Kids’ Activity/Event
(r) – Restaurant/Food (s) – Shopping
Thursday, July 3
(h) Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Sites and Tours –Today’s available historic sites and tours include: Barney Ford House Museum (11 a.m.-4 p.m., free); Historic Walking Tour (11 a.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Lomax Placer Mine Tour (3 p.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Washington Mine Tour (1 p.m.; $5/person, $3/child); Rotary Snowplow Park (11 a.m.-4 p.m.; free); William H. Briggle House (11 a.m.-3 p.m.) For more information, call 800-980-1859.
(a) Breckenridge Recreation Center Classes – Muscle Power 6:15am, BodyPump 8 a.m.; 50+ Strength/Stretch 9:30am; Boot Camp 9:45am; Mat Pilates 10:30 a.m.; Water Aerobics 8am, RPM 12noon, Yoga Express 12noon, Body Pump 5:30, Yoga Intermediate 5:30 (Ice Arena), Total Body Pilates 6:45pm
(k) Children’s Story Hour – Kids can gather round to hear stories and learn about Breckenridge’s history. Complimentary drinks and pizza served. Parents and children welcome. Free! 5:30pm at The Lomax Placer mine on Ski Hill Road. 970 453-9767.
(a) Medicinal Plants of Wakefield Blue River Hike – Meet at 10am at The Ice Rink for this easy/moderate hike. Dress for weather, wear sturdy shoes and bring water and sunscreen. No dogs or children under 4 please (unless child is carried in a pack). $8 per person/$22 family of four. (or $10/$24 drop in). Call 453-1734 for more info or to register.
(b) The Gold Pan – Open Mic Night, locals and visitors welcome, 9pm 970-453-5499.
(c) Tin Shop Guest Artist Program – Visit ceramic artist Syma and see what project she’s working on while she lives and works at The Tin Shop. Free! 2pm-6pm, 117 E. Washington Street. 970 453-3116 for more info.
(a) Yoga, Qigong, T’ai Chi and Kung Fu at Abby Hall –Yoga for Athletes 7:30-8:30am; Hatha Yoga 9:00-10:30am; Shaolin Kung Fu 7:00-8:30pm; Tai Chi 5:30-7pm; Shaolin Kung Fu 7-8:30 p.m. Abby Hall is located at 136 S. Main St. $10/class. Drop in students are welcome. For more information, call 970-453-8558.
Friday, July 4
(c) Backstage Theatre Presents: Two Dumb Dogs – When Ferdo and Floof are constantly getting in trouble with their owner Roger they decide to run away. Determined to make it on their own, they find themselves in an enchanted forest where they encounter a cursed prince who has been turned to stone by the evil Queen Malevella. They must rally their brain power to release the prince from his stone prison and thwart the evil plan of the Queen. $8, 121 South Ridge Street, 6:30pm. 970-453-0199 for more details.
(h) Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Sites and Tours –Today’s available historic sites and tours include: Barney Ford House Museum (11 a.m.-4 p.m., free); Historic Walking Tour (11 a.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Lomax Placer Mine Tour (3 p.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Washington Mine Tour (1 p.m.; $5/person, $3/child); Rotary Snowplow Park (11 a.m.-4 p.m.; free); William H. Briggle House (11 a.m.-3 p.m.) For more information, call 800-980-1859.
(a) Breckenridge Recreation Center Classes –Colorado Climbs 6:15 a.m.; Step Combo 8 a.m.; Water Aerobics 8am; Strength/Stretch 9:05 am.; Boot Camp 9:45am; Abs, Hips and Glutes 10am; Tae Kwan Do 10:00am; BodyPump 12 pm; Tae Kwan Do 7pm; 970-453-1734
(e) 4th of July Parade – Starts at 11am on North Main Street and moves south. Staging is between French Street and Watson with access only from the North. To register call Linsey at 970 453-5055 or visit gobreck.com After the parade George Washington will read the Declaration of Independence on the corner of Washington and Main while Vipers begin to park along Main Street.
(e) Firecracker 50 – This bike race kicks off the parade on Main Street at 11am. $65 pre-registered/$120 two person relay/$50 beginners & juniors. www.mavsports.com to register.
(e) Fireworks – Fireworks can be viewed throughout Breckenridge at 9:30pm (weather permitting).
(a) Garden Party – At the Barney Ford House museum. Enjoy brunch and watch the parade. $20/person. Call 970 453-9767 for a reservation.
(b) The Gold Pan – DJ Crisp spinning your favorite dance music 9pm.
(e) Independence Day 10k Trail Run – Race starts at Carter Park at 8:30am. $20 to preregister or $25 day-of registration. 970 453-1734 to register.
(k) Kids Games and Concessions – In the Blue River Plaza and the Adams Street Plaza from 10am – 6pm.
(k) Kids Water Fights – Following the parade until 2pm, kids can join the Red, White and Blue Fire Dept. for a water fight on Main Street. Free.
(c) National Repertory Orchestra – 4th of July free, ticketed concert at the Riverwalk Center– no more tickets available. Riverwalk lawn seating is free and available on a first come/first serve basis. 8:30pm
(e) 25th Annual July Art Festival – At Main Street Station and the Village at Breckenridge from 10am-6pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday! 970 547-9326 or www.mountainartfestivals.com for more info. Free Admission.
(e) Royal Crown Revue – Free concert at the Riverwalk Center. 2pm. Stop by for an afternoon of swing with one of the country’s biggest bands.
(c) Tin Shop Guest Artist Program – Visit ceramic artist Syma and see what project she’s working on while she lives and works at The Tin Shop. Free! 2pm-6pm, 117 E. Washington Street. 970 453-3116 for more info.
(a) Yoga at Abby Hall – 136 S. Main St. Hatha Yoga 8:30-9:45am. $10/class. Drop in students are welcome. 970-453-8558
Saturday, July 5
(c) Backstage Theatre Presents: Two Dumb Dogs – When Ferdo and Floof are constantly getting in trouble with their owner Roger they decide to run away. Determined to make it on their own, they find themselves in an enchanted forest where they encounter a cursed prince who has been turned to stone by the evil Queen Malevella. They must rally their brain power to release the prince from his stone prison and thwart the evil plan of the Queen. $8, 121 South Ridge Street, 11am & 7pm. 970-453-0199 for more details.
(a) Breckenridge Recreation Center Classes – BodyPump 8:30 a.m.; Colorado Climbs 8:15am; Yoga All Levels 9:45 am; RPM 10am; 970-453-1734.
(h) Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Sites and Tours –Today’s available historic sites and tours include: Barney Ford House Museum (11 a.m.-4 pm free); Historic Walking Tour (11 am & 2pm $5 adult/$3 child); Lomax Placer Mine Tour (1 p.m. & 3 p.m. $5 adult/$3 child); Washington Mine Tour (1 p.m. & 3 p.m $5 person/$3 child); Rotary Snowplow Park (11am-4pm); Red White & Blue Fire Museum (11 a.m.-3 pm., free); William H. Briggle House (11 am.-3 pm free). For more information, call 800-980-1859.
(k) Kids Games and Concessions – In the Blue River Plaza and the Adams Street Plaza from 10am – 4pm.
(s) Lunchtime Knitters – Bring a lunch and knit with new friends! 12:00-2:00pm Free! Tea time Quilting and Stitchery. 122 South Main Street Upstairs. 547-8300 for more info.
(c) NRO ORCHESTRA CONCERT: “MUSIC OF HOLLYWOOD” – 7:30pm at The Riverwalk Center. Generously Sponsored by St. Anthony Summit Medical Center and the Family of Bob Follett in honor of his 80th Birthday. Buy tickets online at www.nromusic.com or at call The Riverwalk Center box office directly at 970 547-3100.
(k) Parent’s Night Out! Wild About Water (Ages 3-12) – Parents get a couple hours free while kids enjoy a great time at The Breck Rec Center. Activities vary but include rock climbing, swimming, crafts, movies, ping pong, games and nature education. Dinner is included. Bring swimsuit, towel, sneakers and dress for weather. Children must be potty trained. $18 members/$20 non-members. 5-8pm, call 970 453-1734 to register or for more info.
(c) Tin Shop Guest Artist Program – Visit ceramic artist Syma and see what project she’s working on while she lives and works at The Tin Shop. Free! 2pm-6pm, 117 E. Washington Street. 970 453-3116 for more info.
(a) Tour De France Kickoff Party – Come on over to Colorado Freeride at 114 North Main Street where the tour will be playing in the shop and free hot dogs, soda and beer will be given away. 970 453-0995 for more info.
(e) 25th Annual July Art Festival – At Main Street Station and the Village at Breckenridge from 10am-6pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday! 970 547-9326 or www.mountainartfestivals.com for more info. Free Admission.
(a) Yoga, T’ai Chi and Kung Fu at Abby Hall – Hatha Yoga, 8:30-10am.; T’ai Chi/Kung Fu (alternating weeks) 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. $10/class. Drop in students are welcome. 970-453-8558
Sunday, July 6
(a) Arts District Celebration – Come out for a sidewalk chalk art contest, dancing and artist demonstrations at the corner of Washington and Ridge Street from 10am-3pm. Free!
(c) Backstage Theatre Presents: Two Dumb Dogs – When Ferdo and Floof are constantly getting in trouble with their owner Roger they decide to run away. Determined to make it on their own, they find themselves in an enchanted forest where they encounter a cursed prince who has been turned to stone by the evil Queen Malevella. They must rally their brain power to release the prince from his stone prison and thwart the evil plan of the Queen. $8, 121 South Ridge Street, 1pm & 7pm. 970-453-0199 for more details.
(h) Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Sites and Tours –Today’s available historic sites and tours include: Barney Ford House Museum (11am-4pm, free); Historic Walking Tour (11am $5 adult/$3child); Lomax Placer Mine Tour (3pm $5 adult/$3child); Washington Mine Tour
(c) Jim Salestrom Concert – 7pm at The Riverwalk Center. Call the Riverwalk Center for tickets and more info at 970 547-3100.
(k) Kids Games and Concessions – In the Blue River Plaza and the Adams Street Plaza from 10am – 4pm.
(e) 25th Annual July Art Festival – At Main Street Station and the Village at Breckenridge from 10am-6pm Friday, Saturday and Sunday! 970 547-9326 or www.mountainartfestivals.com for more info.
(c) Tin Shop Guest Artist Program – Visit ceramic artist Syma and see what project she’s working on while she lives and works at The Tin Shop. Free! 2pm-6pm, 117 E. Washington Street. FREE! 970 453-3116 for more info.
Monday, July 7
(h) Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Sites and Tours –Today’s available historic sites and tours include: Barney Ford House Museum (11 a.m.-4 p.m., free). For more information, call 800-980-1859.
(a) Breckenridge Recreation Center Classes – Colorado Climbs 6:15am; Boot Camp 6:30am; Step Combo 8 a.m.; Water Aerobics 8am; 50+ Strength/Stretch 9:05 a.m.; Muscle Power 9:30am; Tae Kwan Do 10:00am; Core Pilates 11am.; Body Pump 12 p.m.; Intermediate Yoga 5:30 (Ice Arena); 20/20/20 5:30; Tae Kwan Do 7pm; 970-453-1734
(a) Pinch, Coil, Slab – Intro to Ceramics – Participants will learn the basics of ceramics starting with pinch pots with character and moving on to coiled vessels and a sculptural slab project. Instruction by Iris Bedford at the Quandary Antiques, 131 S. Ridge Street from 5:30-8pm. First of Four part series, continuing on July 14, 21 and 28. $65 includes all materials. 970 453-3364 for more info.
(k) Rockin’ Reptiles (& Amphibians) Summer Camp – During this 4 day camp, campers will learn about dinosaurs, lizards, salamanders, frogs and much more. Campers will travel to the Breckenridge Nordic Center by bus, but pick up and drop off will be the Breckenridge Recreation Center. Campers should bring a water bottle, backpack, snack, sturdy shoes and extra layers (ages 6-12). Camper packet required. Camp runs July 7, 8, 10 & 11 from 8am-12pm. Cost for all 4 days is $90. Contact 970 453-1734 for more details or to register.
(a) Yoga at Abby Hall – 136 S. Main St. Yoga for Athletes 7:30-8:30am; Hatha Yoga 6:00-7:30pm. Email wellness@sacredtree.com for pre-registration.
Tuesday, July 8
(h) Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Sites and Tours –Today’s available historic sites and tours include: Barney Ford House Museum (11 a.m.-4 p.m., free); Historic Walking Tour (11 a.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Lomax Placer Mine Tour (3 p.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Washington Mine Tour (1 p.m.; $5/person, $3/child); Rotary Snowplow Park (11 a.m.-4 p.m.; free). For more information, call 800-980-1859.
(a) Breckenridge Recreation Center Classes – Muscle Power 6:15am; Mat Pilates 10:30am; Body Pump 8 am; 50+ Stretch/Strength 9:30am; Colorado Climbs 9:30am, Boot Camp 9:45am; Yoga Express 12 pm; RPM 12 pm; Tae Kwon Do 4:15; Body Pump 5:30; Yoga Intermediate 5:30 pm (Ice Arena); Yoga Basics 6:05pm.; Total Body On The Ball 6:45 pm; 970-453-1734
(h) Historic Breckenridge Sites and Tours – Visit one of Breckenridge’s well-known historic buildings, the Barney Ford House Museum (111 E. Washington Ave.) Open 11am – 3pm. Admission to museum Free. Or book an appointment for a historical walking tour of downtown Breckenridge $5 person/$10 family. 970 453-4493.
(k) Kidz Calliope, Interactive Kidz Theatre: Snow White – 7-8pm at The Riverwalk Center. Presented by and benefiting the Carriage House. Become a part of this production or just watch the fun. $5. 970 547-3100.
(a) Yoga at Abby Hall – 136 S. Main St. Vinyasa Flow Yoga 8:30-9:45am; Hatha Yoga 6:30-8:00pm $10/class. Drop in students are welcome. 970-453-8558
(k) Young Authors – Summer is a great time to keep the words flowing and stay sharp. This workshop is designed to initiate new projects, develop creative skills, and build on existing talents and interests. Children age 10-14 will read, write, discuss and discover the span of their abilities in this three-week workshop. Instruction by Rachel Meisler at the Robert Whyte House, 127 South Ridge Street, 2-4pm. $35, includes all materials. Workshop will also take place July 15. For more information (970) 453-3364.
Wednesday, July 9
(h) Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Sites and Tours –Today’s available historic sites and tours include: Barney Ford House Museum (11 a.m.-4 p.m., free); Historic Walking Tour (11 a.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Lomax Placer Mine Tour (3 p.m.; $5/adult, $3/child); Washington Mine Tour (1 p.m.; $5/person, $3/child); Rotary Snowplow Park (11 a.m.-4 p.m.; free); Red White and Blue Fire Museum (11 a.m.-3 p.m., free). For more information, call 800-980-1859.
(a) Breckenridge Recreation Center Classes – Colorado Climbs 6:15am; Boot Camp 6:30am; Yoga Basics 8am.; Strength/Stretch 9:05 a.m.; Tai Chi Gong 9:30am (Kingdom Park); Tae Kwon Do 10:00am; Total Body Pilates 11a.m.; BodyPump 12 pm; Tae Kwon Do 4:15pm; Intermediate Yoga 5:30pm; Tae Kwon Do 7:00pm; 970-453-1734
(a) Nike Summit Trail Running Series – 5:45pm at the Breckenridge Ski Resort (Peak 9). $15 pre-registered. $20 day of. 970 453-1734 for more info.
(c) NRO Chamber Orchestra Concert- 7:30 PM at The Riverwalk Center. Mendelssohn - Hebides Overture, Vivaldi - Concerto for 4 violins, Andrea Belding, Darby DeBell, Joshua Modney, Noah Luft-Weissberg, violin, Tchaikovsky - Rococo Variations, Charles Tyler, cello, Beethoven - Symphony No. 8. Generously Sponsored by Summit Mountain Rentals and Anita J. Lange. Buy tickets online at www.nromusic.com or at call The Riverwalk Center box office directly at 970 547-3100.
(k) Parent’s Night Out! (Ages 3-12) – Parents get a couple hours free while kids enjoy a great time at The Breck Rec Center. Activities vary but include rock climbing, swimming, crafts, movies, ping pong, games and nature education. Dinner is included. Bring swimsuit, towel, sneakers and dress for weather. Children must be potty trained. $18 members/$20 non-members. 5-8pm, call 970 453-1734 to register or for more info.
(k) Passport to Breckenridge Trails (ages 8-14) - Give your child the opportunity to travel a different Breckenridge trail each month and add another stamp to his/her “Passport to Breckenridge Trails.” Prizes will be awarded to those completing 4 or more hikes. These hikes are made to be especially kid-friendly, as we will stop for activities and games along the way. Hikes will increase in difficulty throughout the month as to foster a sense of accomplishment. In a natural progression, Trekkers will learn how to prepare for a hike, practice safety and awareness skills, learn trail etiquette, and participate in an adventure each and every time. Trekkers are encouraged to sign up for the full series to get the benefit of the entire progression, but drop-ins are accepted. Registration is limited, so sign-up early. Cost is $30/session or $8/day drop-in. 10am-12pm at The Breckenridge Rec Center. Please contact Breckenridge Recreation Center at 970-453-1734 for more information or to register for programs.
(s) Tea Time Quilting & Stitchery – Wonderful Wednesday Quilters and Knitters, make a small knitting project. 122 South Main Street. 1-3pm. Cost $20. (970) 547-8300
(a) Water and Oil Do Mix – Working with water soluble oils, participants will explore the advantages of water-miscible oils, which are wonderful for artists who travel, have allergies, or poor ventilation. Mixing, mediums, brand differences, brushes and basic alla prima techniques will be covered. Instruction by Amy Evans at the Fuqua Livery Stable. $75 includes all materials. 4-7pm at The Fuqua Livery Stable, 120 E. Washington Ave. For more info call 970 453-3364.
(b) Wine Tasting at The Cellar – Spain by the taste! Take a tour of Spain’s wines! 5:30pm at 200 South Ridge Street. 970 453-4777
(a) Yoga, T’ai Chi and Kung Fu at Abby Hall – 136 S. Main St. Hatha Yoga 8:30-9:45am; Shaolin Kung Fu 7:00-8:30pm; T’ai Chi 5:30-7:00pm $10/class. 970-453-8558
Ongoing Restaurant Specials
(r) Bubba Gump Shrimp Co – Happy hour from 2-5 p.m. (until 6 p.m. if you’re a local!) in the bar & on the back deck including 2-for-1
Apps, $5 & $6 pitchers of beer, $3.75 22oz margaritas, $1 PBR’s and more!
(r) Burke & Rileys – Locals get 20% off entire bill. Kitchen open everyday from 11am – 12midnight. (970) 547-2782.
(r) The Cellar – Happy hour from 4:30-6:00 everyday enjoy bar food menu and drink specials for 50% off. Closed Tuesdays in June. 970 453-4777.
(b) The Gold Pan – Happy hour daily from 4-7pm with drink specials. 453-5499.
(b) Jake’s Dive Bar – Bar open 11:30am until close everyday. Daily drink specials; Karaoke on Fridays! 970-547-0110
(r) Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant – Daily Happy Hour in the Cantina nightly from 3-6 p.m. with free munchies. 970-453-2071
(r) Windy City Pizza - All U Can Eat Buffet $6.99 M-f, Happy Hour Daily 4-6 w/ $1.25 slices and PBR Pints. Half off all Beer and Apps.! 2
Lg 2 topping Traditional crust Pies $22.99. 970 453-5570
Ongoing Sales/Promotions
(s) A Heart's Delight - Visit the most unique gift shop in Breckenridge and get 10% off your purchase when you mention the Scoop.
Upstairs at 100 N Main St. (970) 372-5228.
(s) A List Nail Salon – Pamper yourself with a FREE mini manicure with every pedicure booked at A-List Nail Salon, located at The
Chopping Block, 118 S. Ridge Street, Breckenridge. 970-453-2660 or 970-376-2118. Mention The Scoop.
(s) Art on a Whim – Buy 3 prints at the funniest gallery in town and get the 4th free when you mention The Scoop. 240-215-5354.
(i) Bed & Breakfast Inns Locals’ Appreciation Special – The Bed & Breakfast experience offers unrivaled amenities. Abbett Placer Inn:
970 453-6489; Allaire Timbers Inn: 970-453-7530, Barn on the River: 970-453-2975, Fireside Inn: 970-453-6456, Hunt Placer Inn: 970-453-7573.
(s) Gourmet Cabby Internet Café – ½ price internet access any day of the week from 8 a.m. – midnight if you mention “The Scoop.” 408
S. Ridge St. 970-453-7788
(s) Harmony Health & Massage - Summer Wellness Spa Packages. Receive 15% off and enjoy every moment. Nourish 60 minute massage with custom facial $136. 90 min massage with custom facial $166. Add a manicure /& pedicure for $76. 118 S. Ridge St.
970.485.3344 for more info.
(s) Main Street Outlet – 25% to 70% off on all sportswear, skiwear and snowboardwear! This is our 14th year of offering quality,
service and the best prices in town! That’s the One and Only Main Street Outlet located at 324 South Main Street, Breckenridge. 970-453-1300
(s) Manicures and Pedicures by Mary Jo – Always 10% off services if you mention The Scoop when booking an appointment. 970-390-1873 or maryjostoes.com
(s) Reverseage Wellness Center – 10% off your appointment when you mention The Scoop! FREE first time VIBE session. Call today 970 471-2094 or visit www.reverseage.biz . We offer gift baskets for all occasions!
(s) Season’s Dreams Vacation Rental Homes and Property Management – Beautiful, meticulously cared for homes in the heart of Breckenridge perfect for Large Groups, Ski Vacations, Retreats, Leadership Events, Weddings, and Family Reunions. Mention the scoop and receive a complimentary gift basket and champagne arrival for your reservation. Find us at www.yourbreckrental.com or call (970) 453-3813. email: shannon@yourbreckrental.com
Ongoing Activities
(a) Arts Alive Gallery – Summit County’s only local artists’ co-op gallery featuring for sale contemporary and classic paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics, hand-blown glass and custom jewelry. La Cima Mall, 500 S. Main St. Open Daily, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 970-453-0450
(k) Breckenridge Fun Park – The maze, climbing wall, sky fly power trampoline, spin cycle and bounce house are up and running this weekend in the gondola parking lot from 9-5:30 weather permitting. The Fun Park will be open every day from June 13-September 1. Call 970 453-5000 or visit breckenridge.snow.com for pricing and more info.
(h) Historic District Walking Tours – Walk through downtown Breckenridge and visit the Historic District. listed on the Secretary of Interior National Register of Historic Places and is one of the largest historic districts in Colorado. It contains many early homes from log cabins to stately Victorian residences. You’ll also learn about commerce, mining and life in early Breckenridge. Guided walking tours and self-guided brochures are available. Call for times. 1-800-980-1859.
(h) Historic Breckenridge – Take a guided stroll through historic Breckenridge sites and museums, including the following: Alice G. Milne Memorial Park, 102 N Harris St; Barney Ford House Museum. 111 E Washington Ave; Briggle House, 104 N. Harris St; Country Boy Mine, French Gulch Rd; Edwin Carter 1875 Museum, 111 N. Ridge St:, Airport Road; Rotary Snowplow Park, Boreas Pass Rd; Valley Brook Cemetery, Airport Road at Valley Brook; Red, White and Blue Fire Museum, 316 North Main St.
1-800-980-1859
(k) Mountain Top Children’s Museum – Children and adults alike love this interactive museum, featuring exhibits and experiments in the Wonder Lab, art in the Creation Station, building in the Kidstruction Zone and performing on stage in Studio Imagination. Children under two can visit the Tot Spot. Located at 605 S. Park Ave. Parking is available at the F and Tiger Dredge lots across Park Avenue. Admission is $6 per child and $4 per adult. Children under one and seniors can enter free. 970-453-7878
(c) National Repertory Orchestra – Tickets are on sale now online at www.nromusic.com, at The Riverwalk Center, or by calling 970 547-3100.
(a) Public Skating at the Stephen C. West Ice Arena – Skate rentals and drop-in lessons also available. Times vary. Call 970-547-9974 for more information.
(a) Wild Juicy Women Weekend Retreat – Celebrating, Creating, Flowing…Exploring your luscious femininity! Treat Yourself, Renew Yourself, Invest in Yourself. This dynamic retreat will relax your mind, nourish your body, and rejuvenate your spirits. Blending the spectrum of both challenge and contemplation, you will be moved by the lure of the mountains. Explore your femininity through meditation, movement, and creativity. Visit www.yourbreckrental.com/retreats.html or call (970) 453-3813. Grab your girlfriends, or spend a weekend for yourself surrounded by inspiring amazing women!! Email: shannon@yourbreckrental.com for more info.
* Fly-Fishing * Four-Wheeling * Gold Panning * Hiking & Backpacking * Historical Tours *
* Horseback Riding * In-Line Skating * Jeep Rentals * Museum Tours * Mountain Biking *
* Rock Climbing * Spas * Skate Park * Whitewater Rafting * Concerts * Theatre… and more *
Call 970-453-6018 for information on activities.
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