Today’s top five things to do in Summit County
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Wilderness First Responder Class
Breckenridge, May 12
8 a.m., Carter Park, 300 S. High St. The Breckenridge Recreation Center and Desert Mountain Medicine join to offer Wilderness First Responder certification. The Wilderness First Responder is the industry standard level of training expected of professional guides, outdoor educators and search and rescue personnel. After successful completion of this course, participants are competent to handle both traumatic and medical emergencies, provide extended care required in a remote environment, and make appropriate evacuation decisions.
CASA Flex Training
Dillon, May 12
6 p.m., CASA of the Continental Divide, 330 Fiedler Drive. Learn how to advocate for abused and neglected children through Court Appointed Special Advocates. Volunteers get to know the child and report on their best interest throughout the case. This is a National CASA 30 hour training that includes half online work, and half in-person trainings. (970) 513-9390.
Free Community Dinner
Silverthorne, May 12
5 p.m., Summit Elks Lodge. Free Community Dinner served to all every Tuesday. The Elks Lodge is 3 blocks north of Target on Highway 9.
Barney Ford Victorian Home
Breckenridge, May 12-17
11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Barney Ford Victorian Home, 111 East Washington Ave. The Barney Ford House Museum honors the escaped slave who prospered and became a prominent entrepreneur and black civil right leader in Colorado.
Edwin Carter Discovery Center
Breckenridge, May 12-17
11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Edwin Carter Discovery Center, 111 North Ridge St. Explore the home and museum of Edwin Carter, miner turned taxidermist and naturalist. View many original Rocky Mountain specimens and enjoy interactive displays honoring Carter’s legacy.
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