Summer 2021 Happenings

BRECKENRIDGE CREATIVE ARTS + BRECK MUSIC PRESENT

CONTENTS Welcome About BCA

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AIRSTAGE July 4th Weekend Breck Music Gold Fest FamJams Bike-In Movies Block Parties

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BRECK MUSIC Youth Programs Breck Music Presents Breckenridge Music Festival Tiny Porches Acoustic Flow

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BRECKCREATE Classes + Workshops Private Instruction Youth Programs Exhibitions Artists-in-Residence Public Art Drive-In Movies Date Nights

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Support Donate Register General Information Venue Safety Funders + Sponsors

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Breckenridge Creative Arts 150 W. Adams Avenue PO Box 4269 Breckenridge, CO 80424 info@breckcreate.org 970 547 3100

@airstagebreck @breckcreate @breckmusic breckcreate.org breckmusic.org

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WELCOME Breckenridge Creative Arts (BCA) serves artists, musicians, cultural enthusiasts, visitors and residents with a year-round schedule of creative happenings throughout our picturesque mountain town – from the concert hall and local theaters to the quaint historic studios of the Breckenridge Arts District and the new mobile AirStage bringing music to area neighborhoods.

Nestled in a cozy valley under spectacular snow-capped peaks, we invite you to join us in the exchange of ideas, to collaborate and revel in a creative community. It is our sincere hope that you, too, will find inspiration in this most unique place during this most unusual time in our history.

Whether you enjoy exhibitions of contemporary art or dancing to live music. Whether you want to take a class, listen to storytellers, see a film, or watch artists at work – we have something to ignite your imagination and restore your mind, body and soul.

Here, the arts can set you free.

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ABOUT BCA Established in 2014, Breckenridge Creative Arts (BCA), or BreckCreate for short, is responsible for the successful management of a series of programs, properties and partnerships that collectively animate and populate the creative corridor in the heart of downtown Breckenridge. As a multidisciplinary nonprofit organization, BCA and its privately funded division Breck Music, support and produce music, culture and creative experiences throughout Breckenridge.

ARTS DISTRICT The Breckenridge Arts District is a hub for creative experience bringing together studios, galleries, performance spaces, historic landmarks, public art, restaurants, cafes and other creative businesses that animate and populate the vibrant cultural corridor in downtown Breckenridge. The District’s core attraction is a lively arts campus of renovated historic structures that now function as studio spaces for classes, workshops, affordable rentals for local artists and visiting artists-in-residence programs.

The Breckenridge Arts District is a Certified District in the Colorado Creative Industries Creative District Program.

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BRECK MUSIC Breckenridge Music, now a privately funded division of Breckenridge Creative Arts, has been delivering high-quality live music performances and broad-based community music education to Summit County since 1981. Breck Music’s three core programs are: Breck Music Presents, a year-round series of pop music national touring acts at the Riverwalk Center; Breck Music Education, an annual series of in-school programs and free community events; and the annual Breckenridge Music Festival, a classical music festival under the innovative artistic direction of Steven Schick.

Event Registration, Reservation and Ticket Purchase As we envisioned the 2021 season, we felt it our duty to help heal our community and therefore are offering as much of the programming as possible for free. As such, attendees will be directed to either register, reserve seats or buy tickets for the events that follow.

Events that require registration are either free and general admission or for paid BreckCreate workshops and classes. Events that require reservations are free with reserved seating. Events that require ticket purchase are Breckenridge Music Presents events and the Gold Fest AirStage fundraiser. All registrations, reservations and ticket purchases are first come, first served.

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BRECKENRIDGE CREATIVE ARTS + BRECK MUSIC PRESENT

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The AirStage is Breck Music’s new mobile stage housed in the iconic shell of a 1975 Airstream Ambassador Travel Trailer. This authentically Breckenridge platform comes with all the bells and whistles to create a stellar mountain music experience, including "AirViz," a digital, audio-reactive graphical backdrop that subtly moves to the music. Attendees of AirStage events will be encouraged to follow all current state and local public health guidelines so that all can enjoy these much-needed experiences safely and without worry. Blankets and folding chairs are encouraged to help make the concert experience more comfortable.

AIRSTAGE is made possible by a group of generous community leaders and the following organizations: more info + registration | 970 547 3100 | breckcreate.org

JULY 4th WEEKEND Celebrate fun, freedom and the creative spirit at the Arts District with the annual chalk art contest, patriotic crafts, local artist market, pop-up live music with local bands and interactive fun all weekend at the AirStage.

Live Music Jul 2–4 | Lunch + Happy Hours Chalk Art Competition Jul 4 | 11am–4pm Patriotic Crafts Jul 3 | 1-4pm Jul 4 | 11-3pm Artist Market Jul 3 | 11am–6pm Jul 4 | 11am–4pm Swell Jul 3 | 1–4pm Immerse yourself in this original interactive audio/visual digital art piece, where undulating op-art patterns evolve and react to viewers' bodies and movements. A generative, reactive music system creates chords and swells of sound, influencing both the visual patterns and the viewers themselves.

Flail or Fail Jul 4 | 1–4pm Laugh with your friends and family in this original video game built for fast, furious and ridiculous physical competition. Two players battle to move their bodies the most: the winner flails, the loser fails.

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BRECK MUSIC GOLD FEST An Evening of Music at the Mine Featuring Pat Green Friday, Jul 16 | Country Boy Mine, Breckenridge $5000 Table for 10 $500/per person VIP Ticket Your ticket or table is a tax-deductible contribution in support of Breck Music’s free educational and community programs. Leave your checkbook at the door!

Breck Music Gold Fest is the signature Applause fundraising event of the year with a goal to raise at least $80,000 for Breck Music’s 2021 free community programs. The evening brings together the best of Breckenridge: a charming historic outdoor setting with a spectacular view, a community of adventurous people and the extraordinary musical talent for which Breck Music is known.

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7pm 8:30pm

VIP Entry + Listening Session with Steven Schick Main Event Entry Open Wine + Beer Bar Acoustic Local Favorites Mine Tours + Activities Dinner by Food Hedz Pat Green

Generously sponsored by:

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FAMJAMS This interactive program brings families on a musical tour of the storybook imagery and tall tales that have influenced America’s diverse music. This event is jam-packed with engaging content for kids of all ages including music, crafts and interactive art installations. In partnership with Summit County Library.

Steel Betty: Tales and Tails Sun, Jul 25 | 11am Storytelling | 11:30am Concert FREE (Registration Required) | Arts District Campus

Orchestra Miniatures for Little Listeners Sun, Aug 8 + 15 | 11am Storytelling | 11:30am Concert FREE (Registration Required) | Arts District Campus

BIKE-IN MOVIES Join us for outdoor screenings of classic movies “geared” for those on the go. Hike, bike or bus to these free family events. Set beneath a spectacular view of the 10-Mile Range, films are shown on the AirStage’s 8x5 foot LED wall and are preceded by creative projects.

Wednesdays Monthly | Jun 23, Jul 28, Aug 25 Crafts start @ 5pm Films start @ 6pm FREE (Registration Required) | Arts District Campus

Presented in partnership with Breck Film.

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AIRSTAGE BLOCK PARTIES This summer, Breck Music in partnership with BreckCreate, utilizes the AirStage to bring music and art directly to the people of Breckenridge and beyond. These small community gatherings will have limited capacity with priority given to local neighborhood attendees. Breck Music will work with a neighborhood representative for each Block Party. These representatives then will personally invite neighborhood residents and include registration instructions.

Attendees must register in advance in order to attend; registration is first come, first served. Breck Music has programmed these events with a diverse range of regional talent including AfricanAmerican folk ’n’ roots, indie folk and singer-songwriters.

Youth on Record Residency Jun 21–26 Breck Music is proud to partner with Youth On Record (YOR), a non-profit organization that uses music and art to empower youth.

YOR designs and implements strengths-based, music-centered programs intended to equip young people from historically under-resourced communities with skills needed to find success in life. This week-long residency will feature YOR teaching artists, student participants as well as YOR regional partner artists, iZCALLi and The Reminders.

Generously sponsored by:

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Daniel Rodriguez Jul 8–9 Daniel Rodriguez is a singer songwriter from Lyons, Colorado. He was a founding member of the band Elephant Revival, and in 2019 he began touring under his own name and released his first EP, Your Heart The Stars The Milky Way. Daniel Rodriguez tours as a trio or quartet. His first full album, Sojourn of a Burning Sun, is out now.

Steel Betty Jul 22–25 Steel Betty lives at the crossroads of what makes Austin, Texas, the engine driving traditional music in America. Flavors of bluegrass, folk, blues, Tex-Mex, Old Time music and classic country, are a reflection of today’s American music scene. Steel Betty, the hip, virtuosic trio, embraces Austin’s eclectic culture and brings this lively music out of Texas for the rest of the country to experience.

Dragondeer Aug 19–22 Denver-based band Dragondeer blends psychedelic blues, retro funk, soul and rock ’n’ roll into a genre blur that aims to speak to souls and keep the body moving. Four good friends brew a songcentric musical alchemy with a proclivity to stretch things out and see where the evening leads. Heard across radio waves, through the trees at festivals like Electric Forest, Firefly and Telluride Blues, this band keeps growing and morphing and wants you in on the ride.

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YOUTH + FAMILY PROGRAMS Breck Music Hosts: Youth on Record Jun 21–26 | FREE Discover your voice and value with a series of music-centered workshops and performances led by the Denver-based nonprofit, Youth on Record (YOR) and Colorado’s Music Ambassador Stephen Brackett. YOR’s team of professional producers, slam champions and rap artists lead strength and skill-based activities to support teens in their journey to become more free, more rooted in their personal power and community connections and better able to thrive in spite of systems and circumstances that dis-empower and marginalize them. Some participants may be offered the opportunity to have their beats, poems and collages featured at a Breck Music Block Party alongside Youth on Record’s circle of aligned artists.

TEENS Tue, Wed, Thu Jun 22–24 | 1–4pm Finding Your Voice Ages 12+ | Old Masonic Hall | FREE Elijah Lynch, also known as Smiley Gatmouth, is a multidisciplinary artist who got his start in Denver, Colorado’s, rich spoken-word community. His emergence into the intersecting worlds of arts, activism and community-cultivation began in middle school and continues as a Youth on Record teaching-artist. This workshop takes a practical approach to provide key insights, tips & strategies to build confidence and make your words resonate. The session will focus on writing for spoken word and on spoken word performance skills. You don't need to have any spoken word experience to take this workshop.

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BRECK MUSIC HOSTS

DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION IN EDUCATION

Moving Beyond Moral/Ethical Performativity and into the Depths of Meaningful Social Transformation Mon, Jun 21 | 4–6pm FREE (Reservation Required) | Riverwalk Center Middle + High School Teachers (any subject area); Teen Program Providers Youth on Record (YOR) Program Directors Brent Adams and Stephen Brackett lead a 2-hour professional development workshop designed to offer insight into Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in Education through the lens of music and the BIPOC artists who have beaten systemic injustice. Learn about YOR’s proven approach to increasing social-emotional skills, resiliency, academic success and achievement, post-secondary readiness and economic stability in young people living or going to school in historically under-resourced communities and schools. Workshop participants will be inspired to disrupt the status quo and enhance their DEI toolset to envision and implement academic programs that adequately engage and serve students in all realms of development and self-actualization.

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TEENS, cont'd Music Creation and Creative Empowerment Ages 12+ | Riverwalk | FREE Mona (Monalicious) is a medicine woman of sound, a composer of groovy tunes and empowering mantras. As a songwriter they balance humility with majesty. As a native to Denver, they have grown with the city and have flourished in the arts community through music and leadership. In this class participants will explore music composition and creation and how to develop empowerment through creative expression.

Remixing Media Ages 12+ | Fuqua Livery | FREE led by rapper and artist Mace Windu Devin Urioste also known as Mace Windu, is a local Denver MC, producer and visual artist. Mace, being in his early 20s, has been roaming the city spreading his creative talents amongst various DPS schools, the University of Denver, Anythink libraries, and most importantly Youth on Record. In this collage/visual art class, participants will learn how to use a new tool that is useful when it comes to building a further extension of yourself. When we create, whatever we create further expresses our identity and who we are as individuals.

In particular, collaging is a simpler form of physical art when it comes to the process, but collage pushes you to identify pieces of yourself in everyday life. It is a way to identify what is aesthetically pleasing to you and what brings the most feeling to your body, mind and soul.

Workshops take place concurrently and participants may register for one workshop for all three days or all three workshops for one day. Registration is encouraged to reserve a space as capacities are limited. Please contact Drea Edwards at 970 547 3116 ext 1 or drea@breckcreate.org with questions. more info + registration | 970 547 3100 | breckmusic.org

BRECK MUSIC PRESENTS Asleep at the Wheel Still “Comin’ Right At Ya!” - Celebrating 50 Years Aug 13 | 7:30pm $30/$40/$50 | Riverwalk Center The number of individual artists and bands who have sustained a thriving career for a half century is infinitesimally small. Against all odds, Asleep At the Wheel is one of these. Since inception, Asleep at the Wheel has received 10 GRAMMY® Awards, was cited by the Country Music Association as 1976 Touring Band of the Year and were given a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Americana Music Association in 2009. They have released 31 albums, charted more than 20 singles on the country charts. Most recently, Asleep at the Wheel has been invigorated by a fresh new lineup and the release of New Routes, their latest album that is a bracing blend of original songs and vibrant cover material along with some unanticipated new musical tangents. Asleep At the Wheel have demonstrated convincingly, that they are more relevant, enjoyable and musically nimble than at any time in its 50-year history.

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BRECK MUSIC PRESENTS, cont'd Indigo Girls Aug 18 | 7:30pm $65/$70/$75| Riverwalk Center On their 16th studio album, Indigo Girls tell their origin story. Look Long is a stirring and eclectic collection of songs that finds the duo of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers reunited with their strongest backing band to date as they chronicle their personal upbringings with more specificity and focus than they have on any previous song-cycle.

“We’re fallible creatures shaped by the physics of life,” says Saliers.

“We’re shaped by our past; what makes us who we are? And why?”

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AWAKENING Come Alive with Breck Music.

In celebration of the 40th Breckenridge Music Festival, we are not imagining how we will return to business-as-usual after the pandemic; we are eager to embrace a new future, with new music, new projects and a new sense of dedication to our listeners. We are eager for a new awakening!

Built around themes of optimism and new beginnings, we are creating new initiatives as well as spiffing up much-loved traditional aspects of past festivals. We’ll be more mobile, more flexible and more inventive than ever before. On our new AirStage—a high-tech retrofitted Airstream trailer with a built-in stage—we’ll present small ensemble versions of our innovative Tiny Porches and Family concerts. On the stage of the Riverwalk Center, we’ll offer our trademark combination of beloved classical music and new work. You’ll hear a stellar ensemble of 15 professional musicians from across the country perform lots of music that you already know and love from Brahms and Wagner to Debussy and Stravinsky. And you’ll make some new composer friends from Steve Reich to Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

We’re not going back; we’re going forward! Join us for our 2021 season—An Awakening!

Steven Schick Festival Artistic Director + Conductor

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Guests are greeted by sounds of the BMF’s new partnership with the National Repertory Orchestra. Three NRO percussionists extend their residency in Breckenridge to learn alongside Artistic Director + Conductor Steven Schick who is hailed by Alex Ross in the New Yorker as, “one of our supreme living virtuosos, not just of percussion but of any instrument.” This week, as doors open at 5:30pm, a combined percussion ensemble performs soothing contemporary works to elicit the great outdoors on the Riverwalk Lawn.

Festival Opening Night: Awakening Thu, Aug 5 | 6pm FREE (Reserved Seating) | Riverwalk Center

Pre-Concert on the Lawn Steve Reich Music for Pieces of Wood

Carlos Chavez

Frederic Chopin Ballade No. 1

2021 Schmitt Piano Competition Winner

Astor Piazzolla

Tango Ballet

Jacques Ibert

Trois Pièces Brèves

Igor Stravinsky

Elegie

Richard Wagner

Siegfried Idyll

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Toccata

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First Light Sat, Aug 7 | 6pm FREE (Reserved Seating) | Riverwalk Center

Preconcert on the Lawn

John Luther Adams

Claude Debussy Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun (arr. Sachs/Schoenberg)

Andy Akiho

to wALk Or ruN in wEst harlem

Johannes Brahms (arr. Stangel)

Serenade No. 1 in D major, Op. 11

Songbird Songs

The Play of Light and Shadow Thu, Aug 12 | 6pm FREE (Reserved Seating) | Riverwalk Center

Osvaldo Golijov

Tenebrae

Guo Wenjing

Parade

Ludwig van Beethoven

Septet

Nightfall Sat, Aug 14 | 6pm FREE (Reserved Seating) | Riverwalk Center

Lili Boulanger

D’un soir triste

Igor Stravinsky

Suite from L’Histoire du Soldat

Osvaldo Golijov

Mariel

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Nonet

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Tiny Porch Series Set in charming historic properties throughout Breckenridge and hosted by Artistic Director + Conductor Steven Schick, these casual outdoor mini-events mix storytelling with original music and friendly conversation. Bring your own chair! Produced in partnership with Breckenridge Heritage Alliance.

Tue, Aug 10 11am | FREE (Registration Required) Carter Park on AirStage Storyteller: Gretchen Abernathy

Carlos Chavez Tobin Chodos Michael Oesterle Luciano Berio

Toccata Lullaby and Variations Juillet Violin Duos

Wed, Aug 11 11am | FREE (Registration Required) Carter Park on AirStage Storyteller: Maureen Nichols

Lisa Atkinson Inheritance Reena Esmail The Light is the Same Grazyna Bacewicz Violin Duos

Thu, Aug 12 11am | FREE (Registration Required) Arts District Campus Storytellers: Joyce + Allyn Mosher

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Alex Stephenson John Cage Erberk Eryilmaz

Forgotten Song Amores Miniatures Set No. 6

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Acoustic Flow Start every morning of the Breckenridge Music Festival with outdoor yoga, music, nature and wellness along the relaxing shores of the Blue River. These classes feature local musicians such as Clare Elich and Leon Joseph Littlebird as well as members of the Festival ensemble performing either for the duration of the class or in the savasana.

FREE (reservation required) | 8am Riverwalk Lawn

Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic Acoustic

Flow Flow Flow Flow Flow Flow Flow Flow Flow Flow Flow

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A partnership between Meta Yoga Studios, Breck Music and Breckenridge Creative Arts.

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CLASSES + WORKSHOPS BCA offers a selection of fine art, craft and design classes that serve beginner to advanced students. Participants can register in advance or drop-in; class capacities are limited. All BCA members receive 25% off class registration. Prices include materials. Additional materials are available for purchase for Ceramics Open Studios. All classes are beginner level, unless otherwise stated.

CERAMICS Drop-in | $30/$23 for BCA Members

Clay Hand-Building Thu, 6–8:30pm | 6/3–8/26

Ceramic Glazing Wed, 6–8pm Bi-weekly: 6/2, 16 + 30, 7/14 + 28, 8/11 + 25

Open Studios | $16/$12 for BCA Members

Tue, 5–9pm | 5/4–8/31 Thu, 9am–1pm | 5/6–8/26 Sun, 10am–2pm | 5/2–8/29 No Open Studio 7/4

DANCE Drop-in | $25/$18 for BCA Members

Salsa + Rumba Fri, 7–9pm 6/11 + 25, 7/9 + 23, 8/6

JEWELRY Drop-in | $30/23 for BCA Members

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Glass Beaded Jewelry Thu, 6–8:30pm 6/3–7/29 No Class 7/1

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MOUNTAIN CRAFTS + SKILLS Drop-in | $20/$15 for BCA Members

Photography Stroll Once a month on Sat, 10am–1pm 5/22, 6/26, 7/24 + 8/28

NEW! Drop-in | $30/$23 for BCA Members

Wild Food in Breckenridge Once a month on Sat, 9am–12pm

6/5, 7/17 + 8/21

PAINTING Drop-in | $40/$30 for BCA Members

NEW! Watercolor Splash! In Plein Air Wed, 9:30am–12:30pm 6/9 + 23, 7/7 + 21

Alpine Plein Air* Fri, 10am–2pm | Monthly: 6/11, 7/2 + 8/6

*For Alpine Plein Air participants can bring their own materials or purchase ours for $10. Materials list found at breckcreate.org or by emailing drea@breckcreate.org.

PRINTMAKING + DRAWING Drop-in | $30/$23 for BCA Members

Linocut Printmaking Tue, 6–8:30pm | 6/1–8/31

Developing Drawing Skills Wed, 6–8:30pm 6/2–8/25 No Class *7/28

NEW! Silkscreen 101 Fri, 6–8:30pm | 6/4–8/27

WOODWORKING Drop-in | $40/$30 for BCA Members

NEW! Beginner Woodworking - Garden Projects Sat, 10am–1pm | 7/12–8/28

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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION BCA offers private workshops of varying lengths in the following mediums: ceramics, crafts and artisanal products, drawing, glassblowing, metalsmithing, painting, photography, printmaking, textiles/ sewing, welding and woodworking.

For groups of 3+ | $50/person Class capacity depends upon medium For individuals | $100/person To schedule a workshop, please contact Drea Edwards at 970 547 3116 ext 1 or drea@breckcreate.org.

Please note: Reservations for both group and individual private workshops need to be made 72 hours prior to your preferred workshop date. Scheduling will depend upon instructor availability.

Some mediums have extra materials costs.

Participants will be charged the full amount unless cancellation is requested 24-hours in advance. Credit card information will be collected upon booking

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YOUTH PROGRAMS BCA works with Summit County schools and K-12 participants to provide a diverse offering of arts activities. Registration is encouraged to reserve a space due to limited capacity. All participants, even pre-registered, are required to check-in at Old Masonic Hall, 136 S. Main St., prior to class. Please allow a minimum of 10 minutes prior to class start for registration process.

KIDS Toddler Art Ages 1–5 | FREE

Tue, 11–11:30am | 5/4–6/22 + 7/13–8/31

Fri, 11–11:30am | 5/7–6/25 + 7/16–8/27

*Parents are required to attend. Please register for children only.

Crafty Kids Ages 6+ | FREE

Wed, 2–3pm | 6/2–23 + 7/14–8/18 Kids N’ Clay - Ceramics for Youth Ages 6+ | $15/$12 for BCA Members

Tue, 10am–12:30pm | 6/1–8/17 NEW! Junior Watercolor on the Riverwalk Ages 6+ | $13/$10 for BCA Members

Wed, 10-11:30am | 6/2–8/18

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Painting Colorful Colorado - Acrylics for Youth Ages 8+ | $15/$12 for BCA Members

Thu, 9am–12pm | 6/3–8/19 NEW! Mixing Up Media for Kids Ages 6+ | $15/$12 for BCA Members

Fri, 10:30am–12:30pm | 6/4–8/20

TEENS NEW! Printmaking for Teens Ages 12+ | $15/$12 for BCA Members

Tue, 12:30–3pm | 6/1–8/17 NEW! Teen Batik Ages 12+ | $20/$15 for BCA Members

Wed, 12:30–3pm | 6/2–8/18 NEW! Unconventional Textiles for Teens aka Fiber Art Ages 12+ | $20/$15 for BCA Members

Thu, 12–2:30pm | 6/3–8/19 NEW! Spoken Word for Teens Ages 12+ | $15/$12 for BCA Members

Fri, 12–2:30pm | 6/4–8/20

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SECOND SATURDAYS Arts District Campus | All Ages | FREE Monthly: May 8, Jun 12, Jul 10 + Aug 14 | 10am–1pm Explore the Arts District campus on the second Saturday of each month. Start your creative journey at Old Masonic Hall.

Old Masonic Hall Exhibition + Kids Crafts Tin Shop + Robert Whyte House Visiting Artist-in-Residence Fuqua Livery Stable, Lower Ceramic Studio + Randall Barn Co-Op Artists

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BCA CURATES

LIKE TEARS WASHED AWAY

BY RAIN EILEEN ROSCINA

Jun 1–Jul 12, 2021 Gallery@OMH Old Masonic Hall FREE

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EXHIBITIONS BreckCreate’s exhibition program is a contemporary series of seasonally rotating installations and events employing visual art, performance, film, digital media and social practice. For more information on exhibitions and schedule, visit: breckcreate.org/ exhibitions.

Gallery@OMH Old Masonic Hall Admission: FREE

Like Tears Washed Away by Rain Eileen Roscina Jun 1–Jul 12 Eileen Roscina (b. 1987, USA) is an artist, experimental filmmaker and naturalist currently living in Denver, Colorado. She earned a BFA from Emerson College in Boston, Mass., is an MFA candidate at University of Colorado, Boulder, and trained at the School of Botanical Art and Illustration in Denver. Through biomimicry and the study of biophilia, her work examines human’s spiritual and social (dis)connection with nature, and seeks to raise questions about realizing a radically different metaphoric mapping of time, space and our place in the world. She has exhibited film internationally, and visual art at Denver Art Museum, Museo de Las Américas (Denver), Vicki Myhren Gallery at University of Denver (Denver), Dairy Art Center (Boulder) University of Colorado (Boulder), Salina Art Center (Kansas). She is represented by Walker Fine Art Gallery in Denver, CO.

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Pandemic Works 2020–21 Kenzie Sitterud Jul 27–Aug 30 Kenzie Sitterud (b. 1986, Utah) works as a multimedia artist and designer primarily producing immersive large-scale installations and designed experiences. Kenzie’s current work explores the denial of American’s crumbling democracy and the resulting humanitarian crises. Sitterud began their creative practice in 2008 with their first installation in Denver (The Bathroom), establishing interest in conflicts between queerness and domestic spaces.

Continuing this practice after moving to Seattle, Sitterud established themselves within the DIY and music communities. They returned to Denver in 2013 to pursue their BFA in Communication design from Metropolitan State University of Denver, graduating in 2016.

Kenzie Sitterud currently resides and works in Denver, Colorado.

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BCA CURATES

PANDEMIC WORKS 2020–21 KENZIE SITTERUD

Jul 27–Sep 5, 2021 Gallery@OMH Old Masonic Hall FREE

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ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE BCA’s artist-in-residence (AIRS) program offers regional, national and international artists of all disciplines an opportunity to focus on process rather than product while engaging with the local community in a meaningful way. For more information, visit: breckcreate.org/artists-in-residence

VISITING AIRS Robert Whyte House Elizabeth Powell Colchester, VT Jul + Aug Printmaker Elizabeth Powell has an unusual background in both fine arts and economics. She has a keen interest in color theory, patterning and the morphology of shapes as psychological representations of femininity. Having extensively studied gender inequality in her economic studies, Powell explores the way the same sociological differences that lead to a systemic economic imbalance between men and women, present themselves in visual taste for form, pattern, and color. This interest exhibits itself mainly in her study of decorative arts, examining fashion, wallpaper, jewelry, and other forms of art that are typically associated with femininity.

Meet + make with Elizabeth Saturdays in Jul + Aug @ Arts District Lawn

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J.R. Hodges Tin Shop Joshua Ware Denver, CO May + Jun Sculpturist Joshua Ware is an artist and writer who was born in Cleveland, Ohio.

His recent work centers on the intersections between organic and architectural forms, which he calls biomorphitecture. His work has shown both nationally and internationally, with public sculptures currently on-view at GEORGIA Art Space and Mestizo-Curtis Park in Denver, CO. He earned his doctorate in English Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Nebraska, focusing on the confluence of text and image.

Meet + make with Joshua Saturdays in May + June @ Old Masonic Hall

Erica Green Boulder, CO Aug 1 – 17 Mixed Media Artist Erica Green is a fiber-based artist who lives and works in Boulder, Colo. Erica received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Nebraska and completed a two-year post-baccalaureate program at the University of Colorado. Her work includes solo and group exhibitions in notable galleries such as RULE Gallery, Redline Contemporary, the Firehouse Art Center, The Diary Center for the Arts and The Arvada Center for the Arts.

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CO-OP ARTISTS Co-op artists are local creative entrepreneurs who rent affordable space on the Arts District campus and host regular visiting hours in their studios for the public to observe their process.

Ambika Herbals (Apothecary) Erica Ragusa Fuqua Livery Stable May: Thu, 4–7pm | Jun–Aug: By Appointment ambikaherbals.com Breckenridge Candle Cabin Chris Simoni Randall Barn | Sat, 12–3pm breckcandles.com Scumugs (Ceramics) Melissa Michel Ceramics Studio, Lower Level | Tue, 1–4pm scumugs.bigcartel.com

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PUBLIC ART The Breckenridge public art collection engages passersby from all walks of life, inciting conversation around topics that are quintessentially Breckenridge, from the picturesque mountain environment to rich local history.

Take a Self-guided Tour Use your mobile device to listen to the Breckenridge Public Art + Arts District Audio Tour by visiting: bca.stqry.app/en *El recorrido estará disponible en texto y audio en españo Get a Map Pick up a map to accompany your walking tour at Old Masonic Hall or the Welcome Center.

Music in the Mountains Hear chamber ensembles from the National Repertory Orchestra and talks by Breckenridge Heritage Alliance’s local experts on the Blue River Plaza. Summer afternoons at 1:30pm.

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Tue, Jun 29 Wed, Jul 7 Tue, Jul 13 Tue, Jul 20 Mon, Jul 26

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DRIVE-IN MOVIES Breck Film and BCA Present: The Summer Drive-In Series Breckenridge Colorado Mountain College Parking Lot | 8:30pm Suggested Donation $25

Fri, Jun 18 A Biker's Ballad

Sat, Jun 19 Diverse Oaths to Adventure:

Black Stories in Action Sports

Fri, Jul 2 Sat, Jul 3 Fri, Jul 23 Sat, Jul 24 Fri, Aug 6 Sat, Aug 7

Independence Day A League of their Own The Blues Brothers The Karate Kid Dirty Dancing Toy Story

To view movies and reserve tickets, visit breckcreate.org/events

DATE NIGHTS Join BCA for a fun evening of romance and art–making. Date Nights are perfect for creative couples looking for a night out! Bring your own picnic dinner and enjoy a drink on us. Pre-registration is required and includes one drink; 21+, please. $25/$18 for BCA Members | 7–9pm Check breckcreate.org for upcoming Date Nights.

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SUPPORT There are several ways to support Breckenridge Creative Arts, with many benefits and opportunities offered to recognize and thank our donors and volunteers. Your contributions are essential to our shared success.

BECOME A MEMBER Through membership, support for special projects, sponsorship of exhibitions and programs, and gifts of time and talent, our partners allow us to share our programs with a broad audience.

Available year-round, memberships help support BCA’s mission and provide exclusive member benefits including: • 25% discount on all classes and open studios • Waived service fee for online registration • Exclusive members’ previews of exhibitions • Triannual course catalog by mail Already a member? share your love of Breckenridge Creative Arts and its many creative programs with your family, friends and colleagues by giving them a gift membership.

Membership Levels Individual $50 Student + Senior + Artist $35 12-month membership term To purchase a membership, please call 970 547 3100 or visit breckcreate.org/membership

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DONATE The privately-funded Breck Music division of BCA serves the community thanks to Applause, a committed group of individual supporters who invest in our diverse educational programming and outreach activities, and who receive special recognition, benefit and access. In partnership with our Applause supporters, Breck Music creates experiences for everyone, enhancing the quality of life for residents and quality of place for visitors.

Breck Music Applause supporters receive meaningful access and benefits though annual gifts including: • Invitations to mingle with the artists and musicians • Priority reserved seating for Breck Music Presents and Festival performances – get the best seats with your ticket reservation!

• Box-office concierge service and ticketing assistance – a friendly face to assist with special ticket requests and changes • Meaningful support of community – an inspired way to support artists and artistry Your generous tax-deductible contribution to Breck Music supports a proven non-profit organization that provides year-round arts education to area schools, fosters collaboration and the creative work of today’s professional artists, impacts Breckenridge’s economy and projects our community as one of the country’s most vibrant arts destinations.

To make a gift, please call 970 453 9142 or visit breckmusic.org/ donate

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EVENT SERIES BreckCreate Classes and Workshops

PAID

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BreckCreate Exhibitions

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BreckCreate Artists-In-Residence

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BreckCreate Co-Op Artists

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BreckCreate Public Art

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BreckCreate Drive-In Movies $25 Suggested Donation

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BreckCreate Date Nights

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Breck Music Youth + Family Programs Breck Music Presents Events

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BreckCreate Youth Programs Second Saturdays BreckCreate Youth Programs for Teens

REGISTER TO ATTEND

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BreckCreate Youth Programs Toddler Art, Crafty Kids BreckCreate Youth Programs Kids N' Clay, Junior Watercolor, Painting Colorful Colorado, Mixing Up Media

FREE

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Breckenridge Music Festival Events at Riverwalk Center

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Breckenridge Music Festival Tiny Porch Series

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Breckenridge Music Festival Acoustic Flow

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Breck Music AirStage July 4th Weekend

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Breck Music AirStage Gold Fest

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Breck Music AirStage Family Concerts

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Breck Music AirStage Bike-In Movies

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RESERVE SEATS

PURCHASE TICKETS

REGISTER, RESERVE & BUY TICKETS Reference the table to determine which events are paid and free as well as how to register, reserve and buy tickets, where applicable.

Box Office Information Riverwalk Center Ticket Office 970-547-3100 Tue–Sat noon to 5pm Closed on Sunday and Monday Tickets.breckcreate.org ticketoffice@breckcreate.org

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For online and phone orders, there is a $1 to $4 per registration service fee for all fee-based classes, workshops and performances. There is no fee for members, in-person orders or free events. Space is limited for drop-in participants; first-come, first-served.

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GENERAL INFORMATION Class Cancellation All classes and open studio sessions run as scheduled, regardless of the number of registrants. If it is necessary for BCA to cancel a class for any reason, registered participants will be notified as soon as possible and offered another workshop or a full refund.

Gallery + Registration Hours Gallery@OMH, Old Masonic Hall:

Temporarily closed to the public.

Open for registration + check-in 15 minutes prior to scheduled events.

Membership Discounts BCA members receive a 25% discount on class and open studio fees. There are no member discounts on costs of materials.

Payment BCA accepts American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard and exact cash. In addition, PayPal may be used for online purchases.

Refund Policy Refunds will only be offered to patrons who have registered for a class that has been canceled. Individually purchased classes are otherwise non-refundable.

Registration All events, including free, require registration. For classes taking place on the Arts District campus, participants should check-in at Old Masonic Hall, 136 S. Main St., prior to class. Please use the Washington Ave side entrance. For classes held at the Riverwalk Center, participants can check-in at the West Amphitheater PAGE

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entrance. For classes taking place at other locations, please check in with the instructor at that location 15 minutes before the class begins. All participants must wear a mask and will receive a health screening upon arrival. Please allow a minimum of 15 minutes prior to class start for the registration process.

Special Needs Guests with special needs or accessibility requirements should inform the Ticket Office when purchasing tickets. You can also email campus staff with any questions at drea@breckcreate.org.

Transportation + Parking Paid parking is available along Main Street, Ridge Street and French Street. The closest parking lot to the campus is on the corner of Ridge and Washington Street. Please factor an additional 10 minutes into your travel time to account for parking. Free public transportation is also available on the “Purple Route” and “Trolley.” For bus schedule, visit breckfreeride.com/home.

Weather + Emergency Closings Pre-registered participants will be notified on the day of the scheduled class and refunded completely.

Holiday Closures The Arts District Campus is closed on the following holidays: Memorial Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day.

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VENUE SAFETY Guest, staff and artist safety are priority No. 1. Breckenridge Creative Arts will send emails to all ticket buyers and registered attendees with the most current health and safety expectations before each event, class or workshop. Please visit summitcountyco. gov for the latest public health orders or breckcreate.org/covid19-update for current venue health and safety protocols.

BCA has taken a number of precautions to ensure the safety of our guests, including: • Foot-operated hand-sanitizing stations are available in all facilities.

• Masks are available upon request.

• High-touch surfaces are frequently sanitized • Signage is posted to promote current safety protocols • Contactless payment, one-way traffic flow, health screening QR codes and other safety systems are in place should they be required by Summit County Public Health at any time.

We ask our staff and our guests to follow the precautions below: • Do not come to the Riverwalk Center if you are feeling sick.

• Wash hands often and use hand sanitizer where available.

• Summit County recommends that you wear a mask if you are not fully vaccinated.

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FUNDERS + SPONSORS Government + Foundation Partners

COVID-19 pandemic support provided in part by

Corporate Sponsors

Program Partners Z2 Entertainment

Media Partners

Design Knightley Design Images Kai Gradert, Mike Shore, Liam Doran, Joe Kusumoto, and Carl Scofield.

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Breckenridge Creative Arts 150 West Adams Avenue Post Office Box 4269 Breckenridge, Colorado 80424