Here’s what Breck Create has in store for the summer
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Breck Create just announced its summer 2025 season, including the return of the AirStage Apres concerts, the debut of gravity-defying circus acts and public art.
“This isn’t just a schedule — it’s an invitation,” says Tamara Nuzzaci Park, President and CEO of Breck Create in a recent news release. “Breckenridge is a destination where art meets adventure. Whether you’re dancing at an AirStage Apres, marveling at floating sparks in the night sky, or crafting with your kids on the 4th of July, there’s something for everyone to connect with and celebrate.”
Every Thursday from June 19 to August 7, plus June 13, the AirStage Apres concert at the Ridge Street Arts Square will take place. There will be two special season-opening events. On June 13, band May Be Fern headlines the Breckenridge Pride celebration. On June 19, The Reminders bring the soul for the Juneteenth Celebration + Civic Season Kick-Off.
Fourth of July events are themed “Bike, Rights & Creative Delights,” and will be put on in partnership with the town of Breckenridge. The event also looks to honor 105 years of women’s suffrage, which the bicycle is a symbol of. There will be live music, art activities, bike and dog parades, craft brews and Pedal Punk performance by Cirque Mechanics — a modern circus featuring steampunk-inspired cycling and acrobatics.
The Ridge Street Arts Square comes alive during Breck Create’s signature fundraising event July 10 . There will be live entertainment on the AirStage, creative small bites by top local chefs, libations from beverage masters, culinary demonstrations and a silent auction. Proceeds help keep Breck Create’s arts education and community programs free and accessible year-round.
The Breckenridge International Festival of Arts returns for ten days of performances, installations and nature-immersive art Aug. 15-24.
The centerpiece: the U.S. premiere of SPARK by Dutch design studio Studio Roosegaarde — a silent spectacle of floating, biodegradable lights dancing in the night sky, in partnership with the town’s Dark Sky initiative.
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