Jan 28 - Feb 4 Budweiser Select International Snow Sculpture Championships Viewing Week Teams from around the world have carved a 12-foot-tall, 20-ton block of snow into works of art. Sculptures will be on display this week at the Riverwalk Center, weather and safety permitting. Call 970-453-6018 for more information.

1- 4 The Ski Tour -The Ski Tour is a new series of competitive events featuring the world’s best skiers in Skiercross and Halfpipe. The Ski Tour will be a celebration of mountain life on and off the slopes. For more information, visit theskitour.com or call the Breckenridge Ski Resort at 970-453-5000.

4 - Breckenridge Music Festival Winter Series Concert Orchestra String and Piano Quartet. 7 p.m., Location TBA . For more information or to purchase tickets, call 970-453-9142.

8 - Mar 17 Backstage Theatre Presents-"Steel Magnolias" -7:30 p.m. at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. The setting is Truvy’s beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana where an unforgetable group of women congregate for much more than a wash and set. Gossip, hard advice and verbal jousting is dished out, but laughs ultimately give way to a more serious exploration of relationships and the ties that bind friends together. Call 970-453-0199 for tickets.

8 - Cooking Class-Chef Bob Burden and Beaver Run Resort host an interactive cooking demonstration from 6-9 p.m., featuring a six-course meal in Spencer’s Private Dining Room. Call 970-453-8755 to make a reservation.

8 - Twilight Evening Ski Social Series 5:30 p.m. at the Gold Run Nordic Ski Center. Freestyle and classic races, distances TBA . Individual and team competitions. Call 970-547-7889 for details.

9 - Space 2 Studio 4-6 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. An alternative art studio for teens. Learn a new medium each session, or get feedback on works in progress. Every second Friday of the month. First visit is free, $5 studio use fee per participant thereafter. All materials provided. 970-453-3364

10 - Summit Bouldering Competition Hosted by the American Bouldering Series and this Breckenridge Climbing Wall, this series is for the beginner to expert climber ages seven and up. 3-9 p.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center. 970-453-1734

14 - Valentine's Day

15 - Francie's Cabin Volunteer Day - Francie’s Cabin midseason work day and overnight hut trip. Earn free hut nights for volunteering at Summit Huts. For more information, call 970-453-8583

19 - President's Day

20 - Mardi Gras Celebrate Fat Tuesday Breckenridge style! Downtown Breckenridge will come alive with a festive parade procession, the crowning of the 2007 Rex and Queen, New Orleans-style food and drink specials, great music, colorful masks and loads of beads!

20 - Mardi Gras Train Ride 6 p.m. at the Breckenridge Train Company in Main Street Station. Celebrate Mardi Gras on a party train ride – free beads, face painting and much more! 970-547-0495

24 - Janet's Cabin Volunteer Day Janet’s Cabin midseason work day and overnight hut trip. Earn free hut nights for volunteering at Summit Huts. 970-453-8583

Feb 8 - Mar 17 Backstage Theatre Presents-"Steel Magnolias" -7:30 p.m. at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. The setting is Truvy’s beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana where an unforgetable group of women congregate for much more than a wash and set. Gossip, hard advice and verbal jousting is dished out, but laughs ultimately give way to a more serious exploration of relationships and the ties that bind friends together. Call 970-453-0199 for tickets.

3 - Mountain Dew Vertical Challenge The Mountain Dew Vertical Challenge is a free race open to competitors of all ages and abilities. Join other riders for a day of fun on the slopes. In a dual giant slalom race, skiers and snowboarders compete in one of 23 skier and 12 snowboarder age and gender categories. To participate, contact Highline Sports at 970-476-6797 ext. 109

4 - Fourth Annual DogTerra Event 9 a.m. at the Gold Run Nordic Center. A canine, skier and snowshoe multi-sport event to benefit the League for Animals and People of the Summit. Fun and competitive events include ski and snowshoe races, an obstacle course, Frisbee catch and look-alike competitions. 970-547-7889

8 - Cooking Class Chef Bob Burden and Beaver Run Resort host an interactive cooking demonstration from 6-9 p.m., featuring a six-course meal in Spencer’s Private Dining Room. Call 970-453-8755 to make a reservation

15 - Breckenridge Music Festival Winter Series Concert Montage Music Society. 7 p.m. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church; pre-concert reception at 6:30 p.m. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 970-453-9142.

17 - St. Patrick's Day

31 - Breckebeiner Skiathon Breckebeiner 60K Skiathon at the Breckenridge Nordic Center, 1200 Ski Hill Road. Call 970-453-6855 for more information.

1 - April Fool's Day

1 - 22 Spring Massive Get ready for the seventh annual Spring Massive Festival! This April you’ll find concerts, competitions, celebrity racing, nightlife, exhibitions, jams, film shoots, kid’s activities and the legendary spring conditions that Breckenridge is famous for. Don’t miss a minute… It’s going to be MASSIVE !

6 - 8 Easter Egg Hunt Breckenridge Train Company Easter Egg Hunt – 11 a.m.-5 p.m. daily at the Breckenridge Train Company in Main Street Station. Every train ride will include and Easter Egg hunt in courtyard plaza with exciting prizes for kids. 970-547-0495

15 - Breckenridge Music Festival Winter Series Concert - Christy Quartet. 7 p.m., Location TBA . For more information or to purchase tickets, call 970-453-9142.

7 & 8 Snowactive Kids Weekend SnowActive Kids ‘Weekend is full of free “fun-tastic” snow adventures catering to guests tall and small including interactive escapades that will make for a family affair you won’t forget! Special weekend activities include a Cocoa & Cookies Concert, Interactive Kids ‘Village at the base of Peak 8, Mini Snow Sculpting Challenge, “Egg”cellent Easter Egg Hunt at the Kids ‘Tent, Easter brunch on the mountain and much more. 970-453-5000

7- The Great Egg Scramble 10 a.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center. Little ones ages 2-10 look for eggs filled with prizes in the gym and pool areas. Free! 970-453-1734

8 - Easter

12 - Cooking Class Chef Bob Burden and Beaver Run Resort host an interactive cooking demonstration from 6-9 p.m., featuring a six-course meal in Spencer’s Private Dining Room. Call 970-453-8755 to make a reservation.

12 - Spring Chickens! Senior Appreciation Day Breckenridge Ski Resort would like to take a day to appreciate our 65+ Skiers and Riders. We are offering free Parking at the base of peak 8 and $10 lunch vouchers at the Vista Haus Restaurant. Free Parking all day, lunch starts at 11 a.m. 970-453-5000

13 - Massive Rail Jam: Benefit for Matt Wyffels Skiers and boarders grind it out at this Massive Rail Jam, benefiting Matt Wyffels, a competitive snowboarder who was paralyzed a few years ago. With prize money on the line for each rail, this competition is always a rail sliding celebration. All proceeds will be donated to Matt for his physical therapy, which has taught him how to walk and snowboard again despite his paralysis. There will be prizes, giveaways and live music. Helmets required. Entry is limited to 125 participants. 970-453-5000

14 - Massive Slopestyle Competition Skiers and riders throw down in slopestyle competition in the Freeway Terrain Park! A “massive” cash purse is on the line with each rider being judged on overall style, technical difficulty and creativity. Helmets required. Entry is limited to 125 participants. 970-453-5000

14 - Volunteer Appreciation Hut trip Volunteer appreciation hut trip to Francie’s Cabin. Anyone who has volunteered for Summit Huts in the past year is eligible for this overnight hut trip. For more information, call 970-453-8583.

15 - Massive Superpipe Competition A festival of Massive proportions calls for an equally Massive Superpipe Competition. World-class riders and local amateurs compete in Colorado’s top-rated Superpipe. As if the 18-foot walls weren’t enough to keep you gasping for air, the tricks that these skiers and riders have up their sleeves are sure to blow you away. Add to that a cash purse, and you know you’re in for a huge competition. Entry is limited to 125 participants. Helmets required. 970-453-5000

21 - FREE Massive Music Concert Finish off the season in style with Breckenridge’s end of season blowout featuring a free concert (TBD). The afternoon kicks off at the Riverwalk Center. What better way to end a great season than with sunshine-filled day on the slopes and an action-packed concert in town. For more information, call 970-453-5000.

21 - Imperial Challenge The 13th Annual Imperial Challenge warms up with a 6.2 mile mountain bike ride from the Town of Breckenridge across Peak 7 to Peak 8. Followed by a 2,500 foot, wind testing ascent of Peak 8 to the top of the Imperial Bowl on the equipment of your choice. As your quadriceps quiver from oxygen deprivation and lactic acid build up, a descent to the base of Peak 8 on skis or a snowboard. An hour and forty-five minutes could win; two hours would be a great time! Call at 970-453-0333 to register.

22 - The 28th Annual Bump Buffet One of the long-standing spring skiing traditions in Breckenridge, the 28th annual Bump Buffet combines talent with spirit as telemarkers tackle the bumps on Peak 8 dressed in zany costumes. Competitors may compete as a team or as an individual with great prizes and a raffle for all. This event is a must-see for those wishing to witness the effects of a long winter in Colorado. Call Mountain Outfitters at 970-453-2201 for more information

22 - Breckenridge Ski Area Closing Day

1 - Jim Salestrom - Music from the Mountains - 7 p.m. at the Riverwalk Center. Jim’s original songs from over the past 30 years with some special John Denver classics. 970-547-3100
1- Sept. 16 – Main Street Performances – Get into the Blue! Catch a variety of afternoon entertainment in the Blue River Plaza every Friday, Saturday and Sunday through September 16. 970-453-6018 or go breck.com
3- Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks - 7.30 pm at the Riverwalk Center. Enjoy an evening of hip lyrical styling, and infamous on-stage wit when Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks take the stage to deftly blend elements of Swing, Jazz, Folk and Country music. 970-547-3100
4 – Independence Day - The Firecracker 10k Trail Race fires up Independence Day morning at 8:30 a.m. and The Firecracker 50 bike race kicks off the Main Street Parade at 11 a.m. Free concert at the Riverwalk Center starting at 2 p.m. and the evening National Repertory Orchestra Holiday Celebration listed below. Fireworks to follow, weather permitting. 970-547-3100
4 - Firecracker 10K Trail Run - 8:30 am. Race starts and finishes at Carter Park. Fire up your Independence Day morning with this scenic10k trail race. 970-453- 1734
4- Firecracker 50: Fifth Annual Firecracker 50-Mile AMBC MTB Epic - 11 a.m. start on Main Street Breckenridge. A tough cycling Course climbing 12,000 vertical ft. 970.333- 1159
4 - National Repertory Orchestra: Holiday Celebration – Free concert! 8:30 at the Riverwalk Center. 970-547-3100
6-8 – 24th Annual July Arts Festival – 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. daily at Main Street Station, featuring more than 80 juried artists from around the United States. Free admission. 970-547-9326
8 – Arts District Grand Celebration – 10 a.m.– 3 p.m. Fourth annual celebration of the arts with a sidewalk chalk art contest, dancing and artist demos in the Arts District of Breckenridge on the corner of Washington Avenue and S. Ridge Street. Free. 970-547-3116
11, 25 -. Nike Summit Trail Running Series - Races start at 5:45 p.m. The Nike Summit Trail Running Series consists of six trail races in and around the Breckenridge area. Each competition features a long and short course and is open to all ages and abilities. 970-453-1734
12- Blue River Series: Willie and Lobo - 7:30 p.m. at the Riverwalk Center. 970-547-3100.
13-15- Babes in the Backcountry Mountain Bike Clinic - Women begin the day with a yoga session specific to biking, followed by helpful skills and drills, then the chance to practice these new moves on the trail. 970-453-4060
14 - Ninth Annual Breckenridge Sk8 Contest – 9 a.m. at the Breckenridge Skate Park. Show off your skills and snag great prizes. Competition is open to all ages and abilities, males and females in the beginner, intermediate and open divisions. 970-453-1734.
19 – Breckenridge Music Festival Orchestra Opening Night – 7:30 p.m. at the Riverwalk Center. 970-547-3100
21 – Breckenridge Beer Festival - 12- 7 p.m. at the Main Street Station. Samplings from microbreweries from around Colorado, live music, kids’ activities and much more. 970-453-2234
22 - Breckenridge 100 Cross Country Mountain bike Challenge - A 100 mile mountain bike course that challenges competitors to cross the Continental Divide three times, climb 12,000 foot mountain passes and forge high mountain streams. Race kick off is at 6 a.m. at the Riverwalk Center. Competitors finish at Carter Park. 970-262-9129
27-29 - 6th Annual Breckenridge Main Street Art Festival- 10 a.m.-6 p.m. daily at N. Main Street and Wellington, featuring more than 100 juried artists presenting their work. in wood, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, painting, photography and much more. Free admission. 970-547-9326
28 - Third Annual "Mighty Tri” Youth Triathlon –11a.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center. A triathlon for kids ages 5-8. 970-453-1734

10 - Breckenridge Ski Resort Opening Day

10 - Father Dyer Gospel Chase Race 8:30 a.m. registration at the Breckenridge Nordic Center, 1200 Ski Hill Rd. 5K and 10K races begin at 10 a.m. All ages welcome. 970-453-6855

11 - Summit Bouldering Competition Hosted by the American Bouldering Series and the Breckenridge Climbing Wall, this series is for the beginner to expert climber ages seven and up. 3-9 p.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center. 970-453-1734

17 - Teen Night at the Ice Arena 7-9 p.m. at the Stephen C. West Ice Arena. Teens get a chance to skate to their own style of music with their friends. 970-453-1734

18- Gold Run Nordic Center Opening Day Opening is snow dependent. Call 970-547-7889 for updated information.

23- Thanksgiving Day

24- Turkey Day at the pool 12-5 p.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center. Enjoy an afternoon of family fun at the pool, including relay races, water basketball shoot outs, rope swing, water slide and much more. 970-453-1734

Nov 25 - Jan 20 Backstage Theatre Presents "Greater Tuna" 7:30 p.m. at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. Spend time with the good folks of Tuna, Texas, the third smallest town in the Lone Star State, where the 50’s are always the fashion, the Lion’s Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. More than 20 zany characters, all played by just two actors. Call 970-453-0199 for tickets

26- Backstage Theatre Presents "Greater Tuna"- 7:30 p.m. at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. Spend time with the good folks of Tuna, Texas, the third smallest town in the Lone Star State, where the 50’s are always the fashion, the Lion’s Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. More than 20 zany characters, all played by just two actors. Call 970-453-0199 for tickets.

Nov 25 - Jan 20 Backstage Theatre Presents "Greater Tuna" 7:30 p.m. at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. Spend time with the good folks of Tuna, Texas, the third smallest town in the Lone Star State, where the 50’s are always the fashion, the Lion’s Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies. More than 20 zany characters, all played by just two actors. Call 970-453-0199 for tickets
1 - 3 Backstage Theatre Kids Play 7 p.m. at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. “Snow White” and “Treasure Island” – Performed at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. Call 970-453-0199 for performance times. Tickets may be purchased at the theatre thirty minutes before showtime

2 - Lighting of Breckenridge Breckenridge, Colorado The holiday season is upon us! Holipalooza A Victorian Holiday begins on December 1, and includes on-mountain competitions, celebrations, craft workshops, shopping and more! On Saturday, December 2, Breckenridge celebrates with its annual Lighting of Breckenridge, which brings together guests and locals every year to rejoice in true holiday spirit

2 - Kids Holiday Craft Workshop 1-4 p.m. at the Riverwalk Center, 150 W. Adams St. Join Mountain Top Children’s Museum for a free holiday craft workshop! 970-453-5055

2 - Victorian Holiday Open House 5-7 p.m. at the Briggle House, 104 N. Harris St. Free! 970-453-9022

2 - Painting With Jim Freehart 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-4 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. Enjoy a day with professional plein-air painter Jim Freeheart and explore thumb-nail sketching and composition, underpaintings of various colors, paint application including a special Freeheart Finger-brushing technique, color use to create depth and how to loosen up with color and brushwork. $75, materials list provided. For more information, call 970-453-3364.

3 - 9 Hartford Ski Spectacular This is the nation’s largest winter sports festival for people with physical disabilities. The week long event, now in its 19th year, includes learn-to-ski and race programs, youth development camps, sanctioned USSA races and a celebrity fun race. The event is sponsored by leading disability insurer, The Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc., and is conducted by Disabled Sports USA (DS/USA), a member of the U.S. Olympic Committee. 970-453-5000

6 - Handmade Christmas Ornaments 5-7 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. Children will create two handmade Christmas ornaments to add to their collection or to give as gifts. $15. 970-453-3364

7 & 14 Clay Time! Ceramic Clocks 4-6 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. Artists will create a fully functional clock out of clay, which will be painted with colorful glazes and fired. Clock arms and a battery pack will be connected afterwards. $50 includes all materials. 970-453-3364

8 - Space 2 Studio 6 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. An alternative art studio for teens. Learn a new medium each session, or get feedback on works in progress. Every second Friday of the month. On December 8th, make handmade paper. First visit is free, $5 studio use fee per participant thereafter. All materials provided. 970-547-3116

9 & 16 Children's Historic Holiday Tour 11 a.m. at the Barney Ford House Museum. Activities and tours for kids ages eight and up. For more information, call 970-453-5761

9 - Gold Run Classic 10 a.m. at the Gold Run Nordic Center, 200 Clubhouse Dr. 5K and 10K Nordic ski races and a citizen’s classic technique race. 970-547-7889

9 - Holiday Workshop 10-11:30 a.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center. This is an opportunity for children and parents to work together on holiday art projects, meet Santa Claus and enjoy a light breakfast. Bring your camera and holiday cheer! Kids of all ages welcome. Pre-register by calling 970-453-1734

9 & 17 - Mountain Majesty Chorus Christmas Caroling by Summit County’s Mountain Majesty Chorus – 3-5 p.m. along Breckenridge’s Main Street. 970-453-5055

10 - Father Dyer Gospel Chase Race 8:30 a.m. registration at the Breckenridge Nordic Center, 1200 Ski Hill Rd. 5K and 10K races begin at 10 a.m. All ages welcome. 970-453-6855

12 - Beaded Gifts 6-8 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. Make quick beaded gifts, such as bookmarks, key chains, zipper pulls, wine glass charms and earrings to give as gifts. $35, includes all materials. 970-453-3364

13 & 16 Chevrolet U.S. Snowboard Grand Prix The U.S. 2006 Olympic snowboard team, who won a record setting seven medals in Torino, look to lead the world’s best riders into the U.S. Snowboard Grand Prix. The series kicks off in Breckenridge, home to standout U.S. Snowboarding rider and former X Games champion Steve Fisher. Hannah Teter, who won halfpipe gold in Torino, is going for a three-peat at Breckenridge after winning there the last two consecutive years. The event will also include a night-time exhibition in-town under the lights! 970-453-5000

13 - Arts District Holiday Party 5-7 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. Come by and celebrate the holidays in the Arts District, see what has been going on throughout the year, get a heads up on what art workshops and events are planned for the upcoming year, enjoy artful refreshments, free interactive artist demonstrations and more! Free! 970-547-3116

13 - Twilight Nordic Ski Social Time TBA at the Breckenridge Nordic Center, 1200 Ski Hill Rd. Call 970-453-6685 for more information.

14 - Cooking Class Chef Bob Burden and Beaver Run Resort host an interactive cooking demonstration from 6-9 p.m., featuring a six-course meal in Spencer’s Private Dining Room. Call 970-453-8755 to make a reservation.

15 & 16 Holiday Ice Show Holiday Ice Show at the Stephen C. West Ice Arena – Time TBA . Kids can perform with their friends or watch the show! No experience necessary. A great time for friends and family of all ages. Call 970-547-9974 for more information.

16 - Pastels and Mixed Media Pastels and Mixed Media with Joy Schultz – 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and 2-5 p.m. This workshop will encourage artists to try new ideas and techniques, to take risks and approach the creative process playfully. Basic painting elements such as composition, value, color and edges as vehicles for expressing mood and emotion will also be explored. No experience necessary. This workshop offers something for all levels of pastel artists. $75, materials list provided. 970-453-3364

17 - Local's Appreciation and Rossignol Demo Day 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Gold Run Nordic Center, 200 Clubhouse Dr. Enjoy discounted rates, free clinics, free Rossignol demos and a variety of fun events and festivities.970-547-7889

19 - Pop Art Printmaking- 4-6 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. Children will learn about Andy Warhol and the 60’s art movement, Pop Art. We’ll carve a linoleum block and create a Warhol-style print. $25, includes all materials. 970-453-3364

20 & 27 - Victorian Holiday Tea 3-5 p.m. at the Briggle House, 104 N. Harris St. A traditional English tea will be served with finger sandwiches, imported teas and sweets. $25 per person, reservations required. Call 970-453-9022 for more information.

21 - 24 - Backstage Theatre Presents- "A Backstage Holiday Revue"- 7:30 p.m. at the Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St. This is a family-friendly evening comprised of two original one acts, “The Christmas Trunk” and “An Elf’s Tale.” Call 970-453-0199 for tickets.

22 - Children's Story Hour 11 a.m. at the Edwin Carter Museum, 111 N. Ridge St. Holiday stories and refreshments for children and their parents. 970-453-9022

22- Breckenridge Music Festival Holiday Concert Back by popular demand, Soprano Christine Robertson, Trombonist Jemmie Robertson, Pianist Michael Bunchman and new addition Soprano Jessica Medoff will perform a heartwarming night of holiday favorites. 7 p.m., Location TBA . For more information or to purchase tickets, call 970-453-9142

28 - Textile Club 7-9 p.m. at the Robert Whyte House, 127 S. Ridge St. Drop in and try Batik, Silk Painting and Tie Dyeing with experienced instruction. No experience necessary for great results. Every last Thursday of the month. $5 studio fee. Pay for materials as you go. 970-453-3364

30- Summit Bouldering Competition 3-9 p.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center. Hosted by the American Bouldering Series and this Breckenridge Climbing Wall, this series is for the beginner to expert climber ages seven and up. 970-453-1734

Summit Historical Tours offer an in-depth look at historical Breckenridge as guides lead you on a stroll through our downtown, which is listed in the National Historic Register and boasts 245 buildings from earlier days. Take in the Edwin Carter Museum Slide Shows or schedule an historical tour during the winter. For information on tours and to arrange special tours by appointment call 970-453-9022.

The following Museums are also open, call 970-453-9022 for times and tour information.

Briggle House - 104 North Harris St. - The home has been restored to its 1880' s condition and contains furnishings and artifacts that depict early Breckenridge life.

Barney Ford House Museum - 111 East Washington Ave. - Victorian home and tribute to Barney L. Ford. Barney was the son of a Virginia slave who escaped via the Underground Railroad and achieved success in Breckenridge and throughout the west.

Edwin Carter 1875 Museum -111 North Ridge St. Tour Edwin Carter’s 1875 museum. Known as the "log cabin naturalist" Edwin Carter came to Breckenridge as a miner during the gold rush.

Rotary Snowplow Park - Boreas Pass Rd. at French St. The Park contains a Rotary Snowplow, boxcars, and a restored steam engine.

Valley Brook Cemetery - Airport Rd. at Valley Brook. The historic Victorian cemetery dates back to 1882. The preserved gravestones and ornate iron gates contains some of the earliest art and written history in the Breckenridge.

Main Street Historical Museum . - The museum at 111 S. Main St. is free of charge and open seven days a week from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. 970-453-9022.

Breckenridge Ski Resort - (Nov. 12-April 17) - Open daily from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. The Ski Resort boasts 27 lifts with access to 2,208 acres of skiable terrain and 25 acres of Terrain Park. Located on Peaks 7, 8, 9 and 10 in Breckenridge. 800-789-7669. Snow.com

Public Ice Skating Daily - Stephen C. West Ice Arena, 0189 Boreas Pass Road. Breckenridge. Call 970-547-9974.
Breckenridge Recreation Center provides programs and activities for all ages including: tennis, scuba, kayak and swim lessons, first aid instruction, climbing wall, fitness, tot programs, gymnastics, volleyball, basketball, after-school programs, Taekwondo, dance and personal training. 970-453-1734.
The Backstage Theatre has been presenting award winning, down home theatre in Breckenridge since 1974. Join them as they present a series of terrific shows! An evening at The Backstage is an evening of memorable live entertainment, presented in a warm and cozy atmosphere, and sure to be the highlight of your day. More information: http://www.backstagetheatre.org/