February 26
March 2-4
.March 3-4
March 4-6
March 10
NORDIC CUP SUNDAY
OAKLY PROGRESSION
BETTY FEST This all-
WINTER CULINARY
BROADWAY NIGHT 7
RACE SERIES 11 a.m. to
SESSION For women by
women’s program includes
FESTIVAL Experience
p.m. Join tenor Daniel
1:30 p.m. This friendly com-
women, Oakley Progression
extensive on-hill training
Keystone’s award-winning
Fosha and soprano Jennifer
petition will be a mass start
Sessions is staffed by profes-
on Keystone’s Ski & Ride
cuisine at this resort-wide
DeDominici as they present
and you choose either classic
sional coaches, and it takes
School’s trails, video analysis
culinary festival. Savor the
songs from your favorite
or skate technique. Breck-
place in an on-snow environ-
and discussions about
flavors at the Grand tasting
Broadway Musicals. Free
enridge Gold Run Nordic
ment. You’ll be able to
nutrition, women’s specific
event, sip red wines from
coffee and dessert served at
Center, 200 Clubhouse Drive,
build your skills at your own
concerns and equipment.
around the world or indulge
intermission. Cash bar, Sil-
Breckenridge, (970) 547-7889,
pace and comfort level with
Keystone, keystoneresort.
your palate with a chocolate
verthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue
websiterec@townofbrecken-
help and encouragement
com or call (970) 496-4386.
class led by award-winning
River Pkwy., Silverthorne, For
ridge.com, www.Breckenridg-
from the Oakley team. (866)
executive pastry chef. Key-
tickets call (970) 453-5825, or
eRecreation.com
841-2481, coppercolorado.
March 3-5
stone, keystoneresort.com or
go to www.nromusic.com,
com/winter/events_and_ac-
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
call (970) 496-4386.
julie@nromusic.com
MARCH
tivities/calendar/
WINTER GAMES These Winter Games mark the cul-
March 7
March 10
March 3
mination of the winter sports
BRECK ASCENT 5:30-7:30
PARENTS NIGHT OUT 5-
March 1
TUBBS ROMP-TO-STOMP
season for the 550 athletes
p.m. Hill-climb event: use
7:45 p.m., ages 5-13. Drop the
THURSDAY NIGHT RACE
OUT BREAST CANCER 8
who annually participate in
any kind of way to get up
kids off and spend an evening
SERIES 4:45 p.m. Bring the
a.m. to 2 p.m. Strap on your
alpine skiing, cross-country
the mountain; skis or a
out. Includes dinner and
whole family for a night of
snowshoes for the Colorado
skiing, figure skating, snow-
snowboard required to come
climbing, gym games, swim-
beginning racing, food and
Romp to Stomp, a fun, fam-
shoeing and snowboarding.
back down, Breckenridge,
ming, and more. Please bring
drawings, Breckenridge Gold
ily-friendly snowshoe event
This season marks the 24th
(970) 453-1734, websiterec@
a swimsuit and towel. Brecken-
Run Nordic Center, 200 Club-
that is truly in a class of its
consecutive year Copper
townofbreckenridge.com,
ridge Recreation Center, 880
house Drive, Breckenridge,
own. Frisco, (970) 668-5547,
Mountain will host the event,
www.BreckenridgeRecre-
Airport Rd., (970) 453-1734,
(970) 547-7889, websiterec@
TOFinfo@townoffrisco.com,
(866) 841-2481, copper-
ation.com
websiterec@townofbrecken-
townofbreckenridge.com,
www.townoffrisco.com
colorado.com/winter/events_
www.BreckenridgeRecre-
March 3
and_activities/calendar/,
March 9
ation.com
MOONLIGHT DINNER
http://www.coppercolorado.
COUNTRY WESTERN
ridge.com, www.BreckenridgeRecreation.com
SERIES Enjoy a great
com/winter/mediaroom/re-
DANCE NIGHT 7-9 p.m.
March 10-14, 18-21
March 2
buffet prepared by chef
leases/copper-hosts-special-
$5, Silverthorne Pavilion,
KEYSTONE KIDTOPIA
23RD ANNUAL TIM
Christopher Rybak at Black
olympics
400 Blue River Pkwy., Silver-
Bring your kids to a festival
McCLURE BENEFIT 6:30
Mountain Lodge. A-Basin,
thorne, (970) 262-7370, www.
designed just for them.
p.m. Celebrate grassroots
(888) ARAPAHOE (272-7246),
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
silverthorne.org
Explore the ultimate Snow
conservation efforts in our
abasin@a-basin.net, www.
MARCH CONCERT SERIES
community. Enjoy good food,
arapahoebasin.com
Warren Station, Keystone,
March 9
Mountain, dance to live
www.warrenstation.com
PRE-SCHOOL PAJAMA
music in the plaza, make arts
PARTY 6-8 p.m., ages 3-6.
and crafts, go Disco Tubing
live music by local band High
Fort at the top of Dercum
5 and more. All proceeds
March 3
benefit the High Country
GRAND RE-OPENING
March 4
Drop your child off for a
and join the continuing
Conservation Center. Early
OF THE ANNIE RUTH
8TH ANNUAL DOGTERRA
night of Mickey Mouse
education activities that fill
tickets are $20 with free drink
HOUSE 3-4 p.m. Join us to
FUNDRAISER 9:30 a.m.
themed games, crafts and
this weekend on and off the
ticket or $25 at the door, The
celebrate the restoration
to 1:30 p.m., Dog friendly
more. Pizza provided. Paja-
slopes. Keystone, keyston-
Maggie (base of Peak 9),
of the Annie Ruth House in
fundraiser for LAPS featuring
mas encouraged. Register a
eresort.com or
Breckenridge (970) 668-5703,
honor of Women’s History
skijoring, obstacle courses,
day in advance, Breckenridge
(970) 496-4386.
info@highcountryconserva-
month. Frisco Historic Park
Frisbee and other dog
Recreation Center, 880
tion.org, www.highcountry-
at 120 Main Street in Frisco,
friendly events. Participate
Airport Rd., (970) 453-1734,
conservation.org
(800) 424-1554, tofinfo@
with or without a dog (copy
websiterec@townofbrecken-
townoffrisco.com or www.
of current rabies vaccination
ridge.com, www.Breckenridg-
townoffrisco.com.
required), Breckenridge Gold
eRecreation.com
March 2 PINK PARTY 5-8 p.m.
Run Nordic Center, 200 Club-
Celebrate the Tubbs Romp
house Drive, Breckenridge,
To Stomp out Breast Cancer
(970) 547-9974, websiterec@
Snowshoe event with a pre-
townofbreckenridge.com,
registration party showcasing
www.BreckenridgeRecre-
local pink merchants and
ation.com
offer food and drinks. Frisco, (970) 668-5547, TOFinfo@ townoffrisco.com, www. townoffrisco.com
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