Today’s top five things to do in Summit County
Jason deCaires Taylor / Special to the Daily |
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Wine-Down Wednesday
Keystone, Sept. 10
5 p.m., Black Bear Grill, 23044 US Highway 6. $20 admission fee provides guests with unlimited wine tastings, a rotating selection of tasty morsels to snack on and live accoustic guitar featuring Keith Synnestvedt. (970) 496-4825.
Singletrack High
Keystone, Sept. 10
6 p.m., Warren Station Center for the Arts, 164 Ida Belle Drive. Screening of ‘Singletrack High: A Film about Kids who Ride’ followed by a rocking afterparty at Kickapoo Tavern with a raffle, giveaways, and more. Support youth cycling in your community. $10 gets you a movie ticket, free New Belgium beer, and raffle ticket. Call (970) 468-0922 for more details about the event.
Social Media Sins & Wins
Frisco, Sept. 10
5 p.m., Elevate CoSpace, 711 Granite St. This is an interactive discussion to talk about what to do, and what not to do in social media. Meet local professionals Jessie Unruh from GoBreck, Holly Resignolo from Mountain Town Magazine, Stacy Sanchez, Petal and Bean and Jeff Cospolich, Great Western Lodging. More information and RSVP: http://bit.ly/1uhf2Pl.
Free Poker Night at Lake Dillon Tavern
Dillon, Sept. 10
7 & 10 p.m., Lake Dilon Tavern, 119 E LaBonte Street #108. Try your luck at Texas hold em with two free games nightly on Wednesdays. Games are hosted by Miss Erika Burton. Win gift certificates nightly and a trip to Vegas by competing. Drink and food specials nightly.
Bingo At the Summit
Silverthorne, Sept. 10
6:30 p.m., Summit County Elks Lodge #2561, 1321 Blue River Parkway. $10 buy in for all cash games and a featured $1 progressive Blackout bingo with consolation prizes weekly. Fun for all ages (under 18 must be accompanied by a paying adult).
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