Events
Festivals, concerts, farmers markets, and seasonal celebrations across Summit County and the Vail Valley — browse by town to see what is happening.
Keystone's River Run Village hosts one of Summit County's best free festival line-ups all summer, plus a Bavarian Oktoberfest and winter family fun. (2026 dates shown — confirm times & lineups on the official calendar.)
A free Fourth-of-July-weekend kickoff concert at River Run Village pairing live music with the festive holiday spirit.
- When: Fri, Jul 3, 2026 (afternoon into the evening)
- Where: River Run Village
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Live bands, village dining & shops, perfect lead-in to Independence Day
One of Keystone's signature summer events, pairing smooth jazz with wine tastings throughout River Run Village. Around 15 bands perform across the weekend — including Dotsero, Buckner Funken Jazz, and Gregory Goodloe — while you sip and stroll.
- When: Sat–Sun, Jul 18–19, 2026
- Where: River Run Village (multiple stages)
- Admission: Free general admission; wine-tasting packages for purchase
- Highlights: ~15 jazz acts on multiple stages, wine tastings, art & craft vendors, scenic gondola rides
A juried fine-art festival filling the pedestrian streets of River Run Village with painters, sculptors, photographers, jewelers, and craftspeople.
- When: Fri–Sun, Jul 24–26, 2026
- Where: River Run Village
- Admission: Free to browse
- Highlights: Juried artists, live music, family activities
World-class bluegrass pickers, local craft breweries, and comfort food come together at River Run Village for a laid-back mountain weekend.
- When: Sat–Sun, Aug 1–2, 2026
- Where: River Run Village
- Admission: Free general admission; beer tasting for purchase
- Highlights: Live bluegrass, Colorado craft beer, food vendors
A free, all-day River Run Village party with two stages of live Colorado music, an outdoor bar pouring craft cocktails, local food vendors, and the pop-up River Run Village Bazaar of Colorado artisans and makers.
- When: Sat, Aug 15, 2026 (midday into the evening)
- Where: River Run Village, Keystone
- Admission: Free; food & craft cocktails for purchase
- Highlights: Two stages of live bands, outdoor bar, local cuisine, artisan bazaar
A Bavarian-inspired celebration with German beer, brats, and oom-pah music. Compete in stein-hoisting contests, try the chicken dance and polka lessons, and bring the kids for Kinderfest.
- When: Sat, Sep 5, 2026
- Where: River Run Village
- Admission: Free admission; beer & food for purchase
- Highlights: Stein-hoisting, polka & chicken dance, Kinderfest kids' zone, German fare
Keystone's signature winter family programming — a massive snow fort, daily activities, parades, scavenger hunts, and Friday-night fireworks throughout the ski season. Consistently rated among the best family ski experiences in North America.
- When: Throughout the winter ski season (roughly Dec–Apr)
- Where: Keystone Resort (Mountain House & River Run)
- Admission: Most activities free with resort access
- Highlights: Giant snow fort, parades, Friday fireworks, kids' activities
Copper's Center Village mixes free summer concerts with spring closing parties and winter competitions.
Free, family-friendly live music all summer in Center Village, with Colorado bands spanning rock, bluegrass, folk, and more.
- When: Select dates, June–August 2026
- Where: Center Village
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Local & regional bands, lawn seating, village dining
Copper's recurring summer music programming — afternoon "Copper Live" sets in Center Village plus themed festival weekends like Guitar Town (bluegrass/Americana) and Brews & Tunes (beer + bands).
- When: Various summer dates, 2026
- Where: Center Village
- Admission: Mostly free
- Highlights: Afternoon concerts, bluegrass, craft beer
A summer rail jam in the Hike Park — riders session jumps and features for a high-energy show right in the village.
- When: Fri, Jul 3, 2026, 12–2 p.m.
- Where: Hike Park, Copper Mountain
- Admission: Free to watch
- Highlights: Summer rail jam, jumps & features, spectator-friendly
Copper's Fourth-of-July weekend party — free live music presented by Play Forever Foundation and Odell Brewing Co., with craft beer and a festive village atmosphere.
- When: Fri–Sat, Jul 3–4, 2026
- Where: Center Village, Copper Mountain
- Admission: Free live music; beer for purchase
- Highlights: Live bands, Odell craft beer, Independence Day weekend fun
A single-elimination cornhole tournament presented by YETI — grab a partner and compete for prizes in Center Village.
- When: Sat, Jul 4, 2026
- Where: Center Village, Copper Mountain
- Admission: Free to spectate; registration to compete
- Highlights: Single-elimination bracket, YETI prizes, family-friendly
Join fellow community members for a volunteer mountain clean-up presented by Pepsi — give back to the mountain and meet other locals and visitors.
- When: Sat, Jul 11, 2026
- Where: Copper Mountain
- Admission: Free; volunteers welcome
- Highlights: Community volunteer day, stewardship, giveaways
Copper's flagship free live-music series, presented by Play Forever Foundation and Odell Brewing Co., returns for the summer with Colorado bands in Center Village.
- When: Saturdays — Jul 11, Jul 25 & Aug 15, 2026
- Where: Center Village, Copper Mountain
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Free live concerts, Colorado bands, village dining & Odell beer
A free race series designed to introduce young riders (up to 6 years old) to the joys of cycling in a fun and safe environment.
- When: Wednesdays — Race 1 Jul 15 & Race 2 Aug 12, 2026
- Where: Copper Mountain
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Kids' bike races, ages up to 6, safe beginner-friendly course
A beloved Colorado cycling tour benefitting Children's Hospital Colorado — ride scenic mountain routes based out of Copper Mountain for a great cause.
- When: Sat–Sun, Jul 18–19, 2026
- Where: Copper Mountain (host venue) & surrounding passes
- Admission: Registration / fundraising required to ride
- Highlights: Charity cycling tour, mountain-pass routes, supports Children's Hospital Colorado
Mountain-inspired mixology with freshly foraged ingredients, enjoyed alongside sweeping Ten Mile Range views at Aerie.
- When: Sundays — Jul 19, Aug 16, Aug 30 & Sep 6, 2026
- Where: Aerie, Copper Mountain
- Admission: Ticketed experience
- Highlights: Craft cocktails, foraged ingredients, Ten Mile Range views
Guided stargazing paired with Odell beer, presented by Play Forever Foundation and Odell Brewing Co. — take in the high-altitude night sky with a cold one in hand.
- When: Fri Jul 24 & Sat Aug 15, 2026 (evening)
- Where: Copper Mountain
- Admission: Ticketed; 21+ for beer
- Highlights: Guided stargazing, Odell craft beer, high-altitude night skies
A Colorado cycling classic cresting three mountain passes — Fremont, Tennessee, and Vail — on a stunning 80-mile loop that starts and finishes at Copper.
- When: Sat, Aug 1, 2026
- Where: Start/finish at Copper Mountain
- Admission: Registration required to ride
- Highlights: Three mountain passes, ~80-mile loop, iconic Colorado road ride
Copper's signature end-of-summer festival — a convergence of community, art, and sport across a full weekend in Center Village, anchored by the Summit UP Run and Union Peak Yoga & Breakfast.
- When: Fri–Sun, Aug 28–30, 2026
- Where: Center Village, Copper Mountain
- Admission: Free festival grounds; some activities ticketed
- Highlights: Live music, art, trail running, yoga, community & sport
A Union Peak Festival 5K trail run presented by Mammut — starting at 11,000 feet for a high-altitude race with massive Ten Mile views.
- When: Sat, Aug 29, 2026
- Where: Copper Mountain (starts at 11,000')
- Admission: Registration required
- Highlights: 5K alpine trail run, 11,000-ft start, Mammut-presented
High-altitude yoga followed by breakfast, presented by Subaru — a restorative way to close out the Union Peak Festival weekend.
- When: Sun, Aug 30, 2026 (morning)
- Where: Copper Mountain
- Admission: Ticketed
- Highlights: Mountain-top yoga, breakfast, Subaru-presented
Breckenridge has the county's busiest event calendar — from the legendary Ullr Fest and Snow Sculpture Championships to a packed summer of food, wine, music, and art festivals.
An open-air market with 70+ Colorado vendors — handcrafted goods, art, fresh produce, and food — every Sunday through the summer at Main Street Station.
- When: Sundays, Jun 7–early fall, 2026
- Where: Main Street Station, Breckenridge
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: 70+ vendors, local makers, fresh food
A six-day Independence Day celebration — one of Colorado's most festive — with a Main Street parade, live music, family activities, fireworks, and patriotic mountain fun.
- When: Jul 2–6, 2026 (the parade is traditionally July 4)
- Where: Main Street & town-wide, Breckenridge
- Admission: Free (some concerts ticketed)
- Highlights: July 4 parade, fireworks, live music, family entertainment
Breckenridge's first-ever Wildflower Week is an 11-day celebration of peak alpine bloom — guided meadow hikes, plein-air painting in alpine gardens, Breck Create workshops, family crafts, botanical-inspired cocktails, and free National Repertory Orchestra performances in nature.
- When: Thu–Sun, Jul 2–12, 2026 (11 days)
- Where: Throughout Breckenridge — Open Space trails, the Arts District & alpine gardens
- Admission: Many events free; some workshops ticketed (guided-hike chairlift $10 for non-passholders)
- Highlights: Guided wildflower hikes, plein-air & watercolor art classes, wildflower cocktails, free NRO concerts, family crafts
One of the premier summer beer festivals in the Rockies, pouring samples from 40+ of Colorado's finest breweries (and more from around the world) with live music.
- When: Sat, Jul 11, 2026
- Where: Village at Breckenridge / Maggie Pond area
- Admission: Ticketed (includes tasting glass & samples)
- Highlights: 40+ breweries, live music, mountain setting
A weekend of Grand Tastings, winemaker dinners, seminars, and chef demos at the Village at Breckenridge Plaza.
- When: Jul 24–26, 2026
- Where: Village at Breckenridge Plaza
- Admission: Ticketed (Grand Tasting & individual event tickets)
- Highlights: Grand Tasting, wine & spirits seminars, chef demos
A nationally ranked, free juried fine-art show in its 25th year — roughly 115 artists from around the country across 13 categories, plus live music and art demonstrations at the south end of Main Street.
- When: Thu–Sat, Aug 6–8, 2026, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. daily
- Where: Main Street Station & the Village at Breckenridge
- Admission: Free; artwork for sale
- Highlights: ~115 juried artists, 13 fine-art categories, live demos & music
A three-day celebration of wine — Grand Tastings at Main Street Station, intimate winemaker dinners, and expert-led seminars featuring 80+ wineries pouring alongside Colorado restaurants.
- When: Thu–Sat, Aug 20–22, 2026
- Where: Main Street Station & venues across Breckenridge
- Admission: Ticketed (21+) — from walk-around tastings to premium dinners
- Highlights: Grand Tasting, 80+ wineries, winemaker dinners, seminars
BreckCreate's flagship four-day festival (BIFA) transforms the downtown Arts District into an immersive celebration of music, dance, film, and visual art, with boundary-pushing artists and large-scale installations.
- When: Thu–Sun, Aug 20–23, 2026
- Where: Arts District Campus & open spaces, downtown Breckenridge
- Admission: Many events free; VIP BIFA Pass available for premium access
- Highlights: Immersive large-scale art, international performers, music, dance & film, family entertainment
📖 Read the blog: Breckenridge International Festival of Arts →
A Labor Day weekend bluegrass festival pairing top pickers with Colorado craft beer at the Village Plaza.
- When: Sep 5–7, 2026 (Labor Day weekend)
- Where: Village at Breckenridge Plaza
- Admission: Free general admission; beer tasting for purchase
- Highlights: Bluegrass bands, craft beer, late-summer village vibe
Four days of independent film screenings, filmmaker Q&As, panels, and parties at venues across town.
- When: Sep 18–21, 2026
- Where: Riverwalk Center, Backstage Theatre & town venues
- Admission: Ticketed (passes & individual screenings)
- Highlights: Indie premieres, filmmaker talks, awards
The 30th annual celebration of beer and Bavarian culture takes over Main Street with oom-pah bands, brats, pretzels, an expanded Kid Zone, and the famous collectible half-liter steins that sell out every year.
- When: Sep 25–27, 2026 — Fri 2–6 p.m., Sat 11 a.m.–6 p.m., Sun 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Where: Main Street, Breckenridge
- Admission: Free to attend; beer via a credit-card wristband system; collectible steins sold separately
- Schedule: Oktoberfest 5K Sat 10 a.m.; Stein Hoisting Fri 4:30, Sat 3:30, Sun (incl. Baby Bjorn) 2:30; beer pour starts Fri 2 p.m., Sat–Sun 11 a.m.
- Highlights: Stein-hoisting contests, live oom-pah music, expanded Kid Zone
Dillon's lakeside amphitheater and Friday farmers market anchor a lively summer right on the shore of Lake Dillon.
Dillon Amphitheater — tickets & schedule →
A full season of national touring acts at the stunning open-air, lakeside Dillon Amphitheater. 2026 headliners so far include Young the Giant (Jul 31), Trampled by Turtles with Leftover Salmon (Aug 7 & 8), and Thee Sacred Souls (Aug 21).
- When: June–September 2026 (show nights vary)
- Where: Dillon Amphitheater (lakeside)
- Admission: Ticketed per show — tickets at DillonAmp.com
- Highlights: National headliners, lake-and-mountain backdrop, food & drink on site
Dillon Farmers Market — official event page →
Every Friday, Lodgepole Street fills with farm produce, food trucks, artisan crafts, flowers, and live music — all steps from the reservoir.
- When: Fridays, mid-June–early September 2026 (morning into early afternoon)
- Where: Lodgepole Street, Dillon (adjacent to the reservoir)
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Local produce, food trucks, crafts, live music
A free weekly concert series — voted Best Concert Series in Summit County — spanning reggae, folk rock, jam bands, world music, and even classical, every Monday night on the shores of Lake Dillon. 2026 acts include The Crane Wives (Aug 10) and Billy Failing (Aug 17).
- When: Monday evenings, summer 2026
- Where: Dillon Amphitheater
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Free live music, diverse genres, lakeside seating
One of the county's best fireworks shows, launched over Lake Dillon and best viewed from the amphitheater, marina, and shoreline.
- When: Jul 4, 2026 (fireworks at dusk)
- Where: Lake Dillon (amphitheater & marina viewing)
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Fireworks over the water, festive lakeside crowd
Billed as the world's highest regatta at 9,017 feet, the Dillon Open returns to Dillon Reservoir — a weekend of keelboat racing hosted by the Dillon Yacht Club, with proceeds benefiting its junior sailing program.
- When: Fri–Sun, Aug 21–23, 2026
- Where: Dillon Reservoir & Dillon Marina (host: Dillon Yacht Club)
- Admission: Free to spectate; registration required for competitors
- Highlights: High-altitude keelboat racing, marina & shoreline viewing, junior-sailing fundraiser
Historic Main Street Frisco packs in free concerts, a fall street party, and a cozy holiday wassail crawl.
Concert in the Park Series — official event page →
Free Thursday-evening concerts on the lawn at the Frisco Historic Park gazebo — bring a blanket and a picnic.
- When: Thursdays, Jun 25–Aug 27, 2026, 5:30–7:30 p.m.
- Where: Frisco Historic Park, 120 East Main Street
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Live bands, family-friendly lawn, historic park setting
Frisco's own Independence Day celebration fills historic Main Street with a full day of family fun — a morning kids' fishing derby and pancake breakfast, a 1 p.m. Main Street parade, post-parade entertainment, and a free afternoon concert.
- When: Sat, Jul 4, 2026 — activities from ~8 a.m.; parade at 1 p.m.
- Where: Main Street, Frisco (Meadow Creek Park for the fishing derby)
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Main Street parade, kids' fishing derby, pancake breakfast, bike decorating, free afternoon concert
A free, family-friendly heritage day at the Frisco Historic Park & Museum celebrating the town's past with living-history activities, hands-on fun, and free museum tours.
- When: Sat, Jul 11, 2026
- Where: Frisco Historic Park & Museum, 120 East Main Street
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Burro rides, gold panning, old-time photos, crafts, touchable artifacts, free museum tours, live music
A two-day Main Street street festival celebrating late summer in the mountains — a German beer garden (Ein Prosit) benefiting the Friends of the Dillon Ranger District, the "Arts at Altitude" art show, live music, and kids' make-and-take art.
- When: Sep 5–6, 2026
- Where: Main Street & Frisco Historic Park
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Beer garden, art show, live music, kids' activities
A cozy holiday tradition — sip secret-recipe wassail at a dozen Main Street businesses, fill your "12 Sips of Wassail" card, and redeem it for a commemorative mug at the Frisco/Copper Information Center.
- When: Nov 28–Dec 6, 2026
- Where: Main Street businesses, Frisco
- Admission: Free to stroll; wassail tastings per shop
- Highlights: 12 Sips card, commemorative mug, holiday shopping & lights
Silverthorne leans into the arts with free First Friday parties, Sunday art strolls, and a busy performing-arts venue on the Blue River.
Free monthly community celebrations with live music and a block-party feel — a Summer Kickoff (Jun 5, with Local Folk), a July concert at Rainbow Park, and an August block party at 4th Street Crossing and the Art Spot.
- When: Jun 5 (5:30–8:30 p.m.), Jul 3 (5–8:30 p.m.), Aug 7 (4:30–8:30 p.m.), 2026
- Where: Rainbow Park & 4th Street Crossing, Silverthorne
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Live music, food, family activities
Stroll Silverthorne to discover pop-up artists, makers, and musicians along the route.
- When: Sundays Jun 14, Jul 19 & Aug 16, 2026, 11 a.m.–3 p.m.
- Where: Downtown Silverthorne / Blue River corridor
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Pop-up artists & makers, live music
The National Repertory Orchestra brings a free patriotic outdoor concert to Silverthorne's Rainbow Park — "A Star-Spangled 250" marking the nation's 250th and Colorado's 150th, led by conductor Carl Topilow, with an instrument petting zoo for kids.
- When: Sat, Jul 4, 2026, 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
- Where: Rainbow Park, 430 Rainbow Drive, Silverthorne
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Free orchestral concert, patriotic 250th-anniversary program, NRO instrument petting zoo, family-friendly
Concerts, theatre, comedy, and community events at the Silverthorne Pavilion and the Silverthorne Performing Arts Center on the Blue River.
- When: Year-round (calendar varies)
- Where: Silverthorne Pavilion (400 Blue River Pkwy) & Performing Arts Center (460 Blue River Pkwy)
- Admission: Varies by event
- Highlights: Live theatre, concerts, riverfront venues
Just over Vail Pass in Eagle County, Vail hosts world-class festivals all summer — adventure sports, symphony, dance, and free concerts at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater.
One of Colorado's largest and most beloved farmers markets takes over East Meadow Drive every Sunday all summer, turning Vail Village into an open-air street fair of fresh food, art, and live music.
- When: Sundays, Jun 14–Oct 4, 2026, 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m.
- Where: East Meadow Drive, Vail Village
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: 155+ vendors, fresh local produce, artisan goods, a juried art show, live entertainment & kids' activities
Free, world-class live music on select Tuesday nights at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater — a Vail Valley summer staple since 1987.
- When: Select Tuesdays, Jun 16–Sep 15, 2026 (gates ~5:30, music ~6:30 p.m.)
- Where: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater (The Amp)
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Free concerts, lawn seating, mountain sunset
A six-week, 60+ concert classical festival (39th season) bringing four world-class orchestras in residency — the New York Philharmonic, The Philadelphia Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony, and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields — plus chamber music and guest artists.
- When: Jun 25–Aug 6, 2026
- Where: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater & Vail Valley venues
- Admission: Ticketed (lawn & pavilion); some free community concerts
- Highlights: Resident orchestras, chamber series, free community concerts
Vail Jazz's Thursday-evening summer series brings a rotating lineup of national jazz artists to an intimate open-air tent at Vail Square in Lionshead — the Thursday-night anchor of Vail's summer music scene.
- When: Thursdays, Jul 2–Sep 3, 2026, 6–8 p.m.
- Where: Vail Square, Lionshead Village, Vail
- Admission: Ticketed (weekly & season passes via Vail Jazz)
- Highlights: Weekly national jazz headliners, open-air tented venue, summer-long series
Vail's spirited Fourth of July celebration — a morning parade through Vail Village and Lionshead, a patriotic afternoon concert, and a fireworks finale over Vail Mountain.
- When: Sat, Jul 4, 2026 — parade 10 a.m.–noon; Patriotic Concert 2 p.m.; fireworks ~9:45 p.m.
- Where: Vail Village & Lionshead (parade); Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater (concert); Vail Mountain (fireworks)
- Admission: Free (some concert seating ticketed)
- Highlights: America Days parade led by valley veterans, marching bands, a Dallas Symphony patriotic concert, and ~20 minutes of fireworks over the mountain
A renowned celebration of dance and music — 11 performances and 30+ events across Vail, Beaver Creek, and Avon, including the Martha Graham Dance Company (centennial), Rennie Harris Puremovement, and Colorado Ballet.
- When: Jul 31–Aug 10, 2026
- Where: Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater & Vail Valley venues
- Admission: Ticketed (including the budget "Dance for $20.26" performance)
- Highlights: World-class companies, premieres, open rehearsals
The sixth annual Vail Wine Classic pours 300+ wines, beers, and spirits from around the world across a multi-day celebration — sommelier-led wine hikes, paired restaurant dinners, and a sunset "Best of Fest" showcase over the Gore Range.
- When: Thu–Sat, Aug 6–8, 2026 (Grand Tastings Aug 7 & 8)
- Where: Vail & Vail Valley venues
- Admission: Ticketed (21+) — General, Early Access & Premium options
- Highlights: 300+ pours, somm-led wine hikes, paired dinners, Best of Fest sunset showcase
Two weekends of Bavarian fun — Lionshead Village (Sep 11–13) and Vail Village (Sep 18–20) — with bratwurst-eating and keg-bowling contests, oom-pah music, beer, pretzels, brats, and strudel.
- When: Sep 11–13 (Lionshead) & Sep 18–20 (Vail Village); Fri–Sat 12–10 p.m., Sun 12–6 p.m.
- Where: Lionshead & Vail Village
- Admission: Free; food & beer for purchase
- Highlights: Keg bowling, brat-eating contest, Bavarian music & food
Upscale Beaver Creek balances family rodeo nights and art festivals in summer with World Cup ski racing in winter.
Beaver Creek's free Thursday-evening concert series brings national touring artists to the Rink Stage in the heart of the village, with mountain views and a relaxed summer vibe.
- When: Thursdays, Jun 18–Sep 17, 2026, 5:30–7 p.m.
- Where: Beaver Creek Rink Stage, Beaver Creek Village
- Admission: Free
- Highlights: Free live music from national touring acts, village setting, mountain views
Family-friendly rodeo nights with mutton bustin', barrel racing, roping, and bull riding in a classic Western setting near the village.
- When: Thursday evenings in summer, 2026
- Where: Beaver Creek rodeo grounds (near the village)
- Admission: Ticketed
- Highlights: Mutton bustin', bull riding, family Western fun
An exclusive on-mountain dining experience at 9,500 feet — a scenic chairlift ride to a secluded aspen grove for a golden-hour cocktail reception over McCoy Park, then a communal-table tasting menu with wine pairings from Beaver Creek's top chefs.
- When: Fri–Sat, Jul 17–18, 2026 (evening)
- Where: Aspen grove at ~9,500 ft on Beaver Creek Mountain (chairlift access)
- Admission: Ticketed; reservations required (limited seating)
- Highlights: Chairlift arrival, McCoy Park sunset reception, communal tasting menu, wine pairings, guest chefs
📖 Read the blog: The Alpine Table: An Evening in the Aspens →
A juried fine-art show filling Beaver Creek Village with painters, sculptors, photographers, and jewelers.
- When: Summer 2026 (typically a weekend)
- Where: Beaver Creek Village
- Admission: Free to browse
- Highlights: Juried artists, village setting, live music
Bavarian music, beer, brats, and games in the heart of Beaver Creek Village.
- When: September 2026 (a weekend)
- Where: Beaver Creek Village
- Admission: Free; food & beer for purchase
- Highlights: Oom-pah music, beer garden, games
Live blues, craft beer, and barbecue throughout Beaver Creek Village to close out the summer.
- When: Labor Day weekend 2026
- Where: Beaver Creek Village
- Admission: Free admission; food & beer for purchase
- Highlights: Live blues, craft beer, BBQ, family activities
The men's Audi FIS Ski World Cup returns to the legendary Birds of Prey downhill, super-G, and giant slalom course — one of the most demanding and fastest races on the circuit.
- When: Early December 2026
- Where: Birds of Prey course, Beaver Creek
- Admission: Free to spectate (finish-area & grandstand access varies)
- Highlights: World Cup downhill, finish-area festival, ski racing's best
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