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SEASONAL CELEBRATIONS EASTER Make reservations early for The Broadmoor’s Easter Sunday brunch—it’s not to be missed. Highlights also include a Kids’ Tennis Slam Jam clinic, Storytime with Mother Nature, and an Easter Carnival with a variety of crafts, food, and fun.
MEMORIAL DAY
Singer Melissa Manchester will headline this year’s “A Classic Broadway Christmas” show.
MERRY AND BRIGHT Holiday season at The Broadmoor is filled with cheer and celebration. Here are a few ways join in the festivities.
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eginning with Thanksgiving weekend highlighted by the White Lights Ceremony—when more than 300,000 strands of lights illuminate the resort signaling the start of the holiday season—and continuing through the annual holiday show and New Year’s Eve gala, The Broadmoor does everything to make sure your holiday celebrations are special.
WHITE LIGHTS CEREMONY The 30th annual White Lights celebration takes place the Saturday following Thanksgiving. We offer a host of family activities including Breakfast with Santa, holiday crafts, culinary demonstrations and family bingo, along with a winter carnival and games for hotel guests and members. Our local guests are welcome to join for the actual White Lights Ceremony, which includes the lighting of our property for the holidays, plus an appearance by two honored guests who always help make the season bright.
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BROADMOOR HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR A Broadmoor holiday tradition, “A Classic Broadmoor Christmas” takes place Dec. 12, 18, 19, 20, 24, and 27, 2015, with a special Matinee on Dec. 20. Grammy Award winner Melissa Manchester will headline this year’s performances, joined by comedian Dick Hardwick, along with Broadmoor favorites Jim Salestrom and Nelson Rangell, plus music director Ken Miller and The Broadmoor Pops Orchestra.
TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS From Dec. 23, 2015, to Jan. 3, 2016, join us for the Twelve Days of Christmas, a celebration that goes above and beyond the ordinary. Featuring festive parties, theater performances, concerts, family events and a special Dec. 27 presentation of our “Classic Broadmoor Christmas” dinner show, it’s our holiday gift to you and one you’ll cherish long after winter fades.
This weekend is The Broadmoor’s Summer Kickoff Party on the North Lawn with face painting, cotton candy spinning, a magic show, and story time. Kids will stay busy all weekend with paddleboat races and round robin-tournaments, where you’ll meet the resort’s tennis pros for a fun family tennis activity.
4TH OF JULY Independence Day traditions are alive and well at The Broadmoor. The whole family will love several days of familyfriendly activities that include Huck Finn Fishing; Milkshake Mania; a water balloon toss; Zoo Animals on Parade; and the Red, White and Blue Carnival, with carnival games, refreshments, bounce houses, and a climbing wall.
LABOR DAY The Broadmoor’s Farewell to Summer Party will help you end your summer with a bang. The entire weekend is filled with fun like a movie marathon, an improv show, s’mores roasting, cookie decorating, and scavenger hunts. Visit broadmoor.com/ event-calendar or call 855-664-8550 for more information.