Today’s top five things to do in Summit County

In the archives business, you get babies dropped on the doorstep, much like a firehouse does. These orphan donations often have little-to-no information attached and can go years without identification. The local historical organizations have a large collection of these photographs and could use some help identifying people, locations, dates or anything else in the images. If you can identify anything in this photograph, please email sgilmore@summitdaily.com, and thanks for helping preserve Summitâs history.
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Watercolor Postcards Workshop

Breckenridge, Oct. 14

4:30 p.m., Art Supply Breckenridge, 201 S. Ridge St. In this workshop, you will learn about the use of tools and materials while you create your very own watercolor postcard under the instruction of local artist Mauricio Meneses. For more information, call (970) 423-6945. $20. All materials are provided.

Women’s Fitness Begins

Breckenridge, Oct. 15

9 a.m., Breckenridge Recreation Center, 880 Airport Road. Women’s fitness is a group training session where the goal is to achieve greater lean body mass and to reduce fat. Learn about weight lifting and core exercises. Specific goals are set and the instructor is your coach to help you reach your personal milestones. (970) 453-1734

Preschool Tumbling Session Begins

Breckenridge, Oct. 13

3:30 p.m., Breckenridge Recreation Center, 880 Airport Road. This class begins your child’s development, coordination, body movement and fitness through fun tumbling skills. We encourage good listening skills, staying in line and group participation, which are all needed to prepare them for school. This is a five-week, session-based class; no drop-ins allowed. Fee: $57 per session. (970) 453-1734.

Strange But True

Breckenridge, Oct. 13-17, 19 & 20

2 p.m., Two Wild Sisters, 100 N Main St. #113. This walking tour is all about disappearances, suspected kidnappings and other strange events, including the fate of the Breckenridge Navy. Hear about the weird and unusual events that in Breckenridge from 1961 when the ski area opened to present day. Please call for reservations: (970) 485-2894 or (970) 343-9169. $15.00 Adults, $10.00 Children (8-12).

Eat.Drink.Give for the Father Dyer Food Pantry

Breckenridge, Oct. 14

11:30 a.m., Kenosha Steakhouse & Rita’s Specialty Margs & Tacos, 301 S Main St. We are donating 5% of our total sales to the Father Dyer Food Pantry! It doesn’t matter if you come in for a light lunch, a quick beverage or a delicious dinner, the entire day is dedicated to this ultra worthy cause.

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