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Today’s top five things to do in Summit County

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The New Belguim Mountain Adventure Series returns to Summit County this year, with two stops: Arapahoe Basin, Saturday, Feb. 27 and Loveland Ski Area, April 2. The day is for skiers and snowboarders to put on their favorite costume and scour the mountain for clues, both roving and stationary, that relate to the mountain, benefitting a nonprofit and New Belgium. The festivities end with an awards ceremony for most clues gathered, and for those 21-and-over, the after party includes New Belgium beer. The event at A-Basin benefits High Country Conservation Center and Loveland benefits Alliance for Sustainable Colorado.
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Stencil Screen Printing With Jennifer Ghormley

Breckenridge, Feb. 27

9 a.m., Randall Barn, 114 E. Washington Ave. Students will learn and apply the basis of screen-printing with hand cut stencils, and be able to print their own multi-colored artwork. Students should bring inspiring resource imagery to work from. (970) 453-3364.

Lucid Vision, Evanoff, Transfer Station and Homemade Spaceship

Frisco, Feb. 27

9 p.m., Barkley Ballroom, 610 Main St. Four of the front range’s best electronic acts – many with live instrumentation. Free.

Turtles for Kids with Jeni Licata

Breckenridge, Feb. 27

10 a.m., Ceramic Studio, 125 S. Ridge St. Children will create clay turtles using coils, slabs, and pinch pots. Finished turtles can be picked up or mailed the following week. Additional shipping fees will apply if pieces are mailed. (970) 453-3364.

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