Today’s top five things to do in Summit County
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Breckenridge Festival of Film
Breckenridge, Sept. 18
8 a.m., Various locations. The Breckenridge Festival of Film presents a year-round celebration of independent film for the community, visitors and filmmakers through diverse film experiences in an authentic mountain environment. New this year: The return of the Adventure Reel.
Watercolor Workshop
Breckenridge, Sept. 18
4 p.m., Art Supply, 201 S. Ridge St. In this 2 hour introductory workshop you will learn the use of tools and different ways to apply watercolors while creating your very own piece of art, from a landscape to a still life. The cost of this activity is $17.00 (advance payment required or $19.00 the day of the class) and all materials are included.
Alfredo Muro to Perform at the Silverthorne Pavilion
Silverthorne, Sept. 18
7 p.m., Silverthorne Pavilion, 400 Blue River Parkway. This one-night-only concert features world renowned, Peruvian musician, Alfredo Muro. Ticket starts at $50 and includes light appetizers and one wine/beer or non-alcoholic beverage. Please visit http://www.alfredomuro@eventbrite.com, call (970) 668-8444 or email asaarmstrong@centura.org to purchase your ticket(s). All proceeds from the benefit concert will support the Bristlecone Foundation and Domus Pacis Family Respite. (970) 262-7300.
Third Thursday Art pARTy
Breckenridge, Sept. 18
7-11 p.m., Ready Paint Fire!, 323 N. Main St. Ceramics, canvas and glass. No studios fees (save $10). Great tunes, free munchies, happy hour all night. 16+ only.
Funk Trek
Frisco, Sept. 18
9 p.m., Barkley Ballroom, 610 Main St. This 7-piece Omaha-based ensemble is plays what can best described as ‘Clean Funk’ a la the Shaft soundtrack or Soulive with The Shady Horns. Free show.
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