Summit County News
WAVE: The water+light+sound Festival
Breck Create’s next free art festival will run nightly from 5:00 – 11:00 pm Thursday to Sunday, June 2nd to the 5th. This four-day celebration of water+light+sound will incorporate several mediums in its indoor and outdoor exhibits, col...
Summit Stage Unveils Smartphone App
A new smartphone app for the Summit Stage bus system is sure to please any city-monger accustomed to accessing schedules and updates with the touch of a button – even those with old-school flip phones or Nokia bricks can get real-time updat...
Frisco’s Lecture Series Makes Learning Fun!
Summit County’s rich history, once the wild wild west, is full of fascinating tales. Many of those stories will be interactively told during an event series this summer, hosted by The Frisco Historic Park and Museum. From engineering feats ...
Real Estate Considered Best Long-Term Investment
Breckenridge, Colorado continues to become more and more desirable, attracting residents and visitors throughout each of the four seasons and shrinking what used to be our slow shoulder seasons. With increasing numbers of Americans placing th...
Breckenridge Arts and Culture Nationally Recognized
Breckenridge’s growing arts and culture scene was recently recognized by the National Center for Arts Research (NCAR), naming our small town the fourth most vibrant community in the small to medium size city (under 1 million residents) cate...
Golfing in Summit County
Golfing in Summit County is an extremely popular outdoor summer activity that many people enjoy - the official season starting . . . sometime in May! Every golf season in Summit County is different depending on how much snowfall we've rece...
Breckenridge Brainstorms Parking Solutions
Funds from the newly approved daily lift ticket tax will go toward creating transportation and parking solutions in Breckenridge. The results from a recent poll have sparked new innovative ideas and discussion, making a catch-all parking solu...
Students Boost Silverthorne’s Makeover Momentum
A group of CU students who were assigned a “real-life project” have given town managers a lot of fresh, energetic ideas for Silverthorne’s makeover, which is finally moving out of its data collection and visionary stages and into action...
