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Breckenridge Music cancels summer 2020 season

Drive-By Truckers was set to start Breckenridge Music’s season with a performance Saturday, July 11. The organization’s summer programming has been canceled.
Andy Tennille/Courtesy photo

BRECKERIDGE — Two months after announcing its lineup, Breckenridge Music has canceled all programming through Aug. 22 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The summer season would have included five contemporary concerts by acts such as Drive-By Truckers and Patty Griffin along with a multiday classical festival.

According to a letter written by Executive Director Tamara Nuzzaci Park, festival artists still will be compensated. Purchased tickets can either be fully refunded, donated as a tax-deductible contribution or a combination of the two.

The letter also stated that Breck Music “will find responsible, practical and inventive ways to connect you with the experience of music in Breckenridge in an era of social distancing” via virtual events that are in the planning stages.



Because of the cancellation of the nonprofit’s fundraising gala, Bourbon Street Boogie, Breck Music is requesting donors make their annual Applause contributions to support the organization.


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