Great experience, Great Staff who were so very helpful... even the the area was a bit of a ghost…read moretown... Came for Leftover Salmon & Trampled by Turtles. The sound was Great, the view was superb. All around a great little Amphitheater. 5 stars

One of my all time favorite venues to catch a show in Colorado. Red rocks is cool and all but this…read morehas incredible views of both the mountains and lake + much smaller capacity so it feels more intimate. You can bring your own blankets in and get cozy to enjoy some great music. They have great food options too, I like the pizza a lot! I have been for 3-4 shows now and all have been great. Can't wait for more in the future!

So beautiful and unique. I thought the yarn graffiti was very interesting. Visitor center staff…read morevery friendly and informative. Lots of great brochures to help decide what to do in many areas of Colorado

I've walked by the buildings for years and never walked up to check them out until now. I'd walked…read morethe museum a few years back, the main building, but this time entered all of the old buildings behind it. There is a lot of interesting stuff and it kept my eight year old entertained.

Atmosphere: The atmosphere felt like a true winter snow…read moresculpture competition. Cold, snowy, and almost magical, especially at night. The sculptures were lit up with colorful lights, which made walking through them feel like a winter art exhibit. Even though some sculptures had started to melt due to warmer temperatures this year, it was still really cool to see the level of detail and creativity. Knowing that each piece started as a massive block of snow made the experience even more impressive. Transportation: We drove our own car and parked in downtown Breckenridge. Parking is paid, but we arrived at a time where we only had to pay $0.50, since parking is free after 8 PM on weekends in downtown Breckenridge. Price: Admission is completely free, which makes this experience even better. Crowd: A small crowd of people were there spread out. It was one of the last nights to view the sculptures. Experience: It was amazing to see what the artists were able to create from huge blocks of snow. Walking through the sculptures at night made it feel more immersive and fun, and it was a unique winter activity to experience before leaving Colorado. Everything was easy to walk through, and the setup made it enjoyable to take your time and really look at each sculpture. Overall: I would highly recommend checking out the Breckenridge International Snow Sculpture Competition at least once, or even twice, since the sculptures are different every year. It's a free, unique winter experience and definitely worth seeing while you're in Colorado.

Beautiful fall foliage at Riverwalk Breckenridge ,Colorado. Nice area to take in autumn.read more

I spent the three best hour of this year up there. This was the most fun activity. I have done in a…read morevery long time. John is super friendly, extremely knowledgeable and he teach you the art of making glass product with such passion and love he would make you want to change your profession. I really recommend this place for great fun. He also sale some beautiful arts pieces. Ask him to speak French with you ......

We have never done this and it was incredible! We already scheduled another class to make a few…read moremore things. If you are in the area, MAKE TIME. You will not regret the experience. Go John!!

I attended Theater SilCo's performance of Steel Magnolia recently. The theater is so great sited…read moreright beside the Blur river with outdoor art around the grounds and fun outdoor seating. In fact the building itself is artistic. Everyone was welcoming & friendly. There's a bar in the lobby offering drinks in the spirit of the play along with popcorn & other treats. The stage is set up in the square with seating on three sides tiered so each row had clear site of the stage. The actors were superb caricatures of the original cast. We laughed and cried and a wonderful time was had by all

Million Dollar Quartet 10/10 ! Actors and Set were top notch. Even "Johnny Cash" who had to fly…read morein to be understudy didn't miss a beat.

We had a great time at the 2023 Keystone Bluegrass and Beer Festival! Great music, lots of…read moredifferent breweries to sample, fun and tasty food options and a family friendly crowd. Be sure to order a beer sampling glass in advance from their website by the day, if you want an easier way to sample the different beers on tap. My husband enjoyed his and said all the beers were great.

I saw a familiar grammy artist for the 1st time, renfrow from grateful dead by a great producer…read moreMonroe. Foelowd up by lead singer for lonesome days and the band's woody hollow and mighty pines. Last year I saw mandoline orange

The Eclipse Theatre is a wonderful small movie venue in Breckenridge! The best fresh popcorn ever!…read moreWine and beer available. Great staff and current big box office movies, indie films and host to film festival.

Always a great place to go see things that reflect our community in Summit County. Last night we…read moreworked and watched a screening of "Beautiful Boy". Thank you to the staff and theater owners for caring.

Fourth of July weekend with my Mom always has me making the rounds at new places in CO. If I knew…read moreBreckenridge was so close before I would be there every other weekend (no lie). With Denver enjoying a pretty decent heat wave, the BF suggested a trip up to Breckenridge, between the 30 degree drop in temperature and a great road trip, we couldn't resist. To our surprise there was an Art Festival in Breckenridge this weekend. It's a bit different then the one in Cherry Creek. A lot less crowded and I would say and more modern art if you ask me. Not as big as Cherry Creek, in my opinion I think the Breckenridge Art Festival is the perfect size. My Mom even found some art she decided to buy for her house back home. I fell in love with some great photography there as well and would love to buy some in the coming years for my house. With the weather being cooler and the crowds being easier to migrate through, the Breckenridge Art Festival is the better choice in CO. And if you don't find any art, there are a million cute boutiques to shop at as well.

I'm a huge fan of the summer art festivals around the state, especially in mountain locales. Out…read moreof all of them, the Breckenridge one is my favorite. It's grown quite a bit in the last few years and seems to attract artists that don't necessarily frequent the other festivals. Even if something isn't my taste, most of the art here is at least interesting to look at. The past couple of years, I've found items to take home. This year I bought a couple of pottery pieces at fantastic prices (I got a collector discount since I've purchased from that artist a few times before) and I spent out of my comfort zone to get an amazing mixed media piece that I absolutely fell in love with. If you like art and you like escaping to the mountains during the hot summer, I'd highly recommend this festival. Look for it on a weekend around July 4th each year.