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Singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Keller Williams brings his beloved Keller and His Compadres celebration to Keystone for the fourth year in a row. Hosted Dec. 18-19 at Keystone’s Warren Station, each night will feature a solo looping set, plus pairings with Drew Emmitt (Leftover Salmon), Chris Pandolfi and Andy Hall (The Infamous Stringdusters), and Garrett Sayers (The Motet) on the 18th, and Keith Moseley and Michael Travis of The String Cheese Incident on the 19th. Keller’s “Compadres” tradition started in December 2012 to celebrate the end of the Mayan calendar, but Keller and his enthusiastic community of fans had such a fantastic weekend that it has since become an annual event. Single-day passes are $30, two-day are $55. Go to warrenstation.com for tickets.
C.Taylor Crothers / Special to the Daily |

Art Gallery At Keystone Lake Season Opening

Frisco, Dec. 18

12 p.m., Art Gallery at Keystone Lake, Across from the Adventure Center. Local artists are exhibiting photography, jewelry, quilted art, watercolor, stained glass, wood carvings and more.

The Love Electric

Dillon, Dec. 18 & 19

9:30 p.m., Snake River Saloon, 23074 Highway 6. Excellent Rock covers you know and love to dance to. New and Old beat.

A Taste of Ghostly Breckenridge

Breckenridge, Dec. 18 & 19

7 p.m., The Dredge Restaurant, 180 Jefferson. Enjoy samples of cocktails, hot chocolate and appetizers while being entertained with ghost stories in the warmth of four popular eating/drinking establishments in town. This Walking Tour explores the darker side of the Wild West past with chilling tales of the ghosts that remain. Ghost hunting tools provided. (970) 343-9169 or (970) 485-2894.

Bonfire with Santa

Dillon, Dec. 18

5:30 p.m., Dillon Town Park, , Dillon. Come sit by the Fire with Santa, roast marshmallows, sip hot cocoa and sing along with Summit Choral Society.

To view a full listing of today’s events visit https://www.summitdaily.com/Entertainment/Calendar/

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