Today’s top five things to do in Summit County | SummitDaily.com

Today’s top five things to do in Summit County

News | September 20, 2015

"Uncle John" screens at the Breckenridge Film Festival at noon on Sunday, Sept. 20 at the Breckenridge Town Hall Theater. Dutch, a small-town bully turned born-again Christian, has disappeared. John, a beloved member of the community, is not a suspect, but has everything to do with it. Rumors about Dutch’s fate are hot topics around town. Dutch’s younger brother, Danny, a troublemaker himself, has his own theory about the disappearance and it centers on John. Meanwhile, John’s nephew Ben, who lives in Chicago, along with his coworker, Kate, pay a surprise visit just as John struggles to navigate the increasing threats and pressure from Danny’s suspicions.
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Eagle Scout Project

Frisco, Sept. 20

9 a.m., St. Anthony Summit Medical Center, 340 Peak One Drive. Building a memorial trail for Flight for Life crash. We will be needing help building the trail and providing food for volunteers. Tools will be provided.

35th Annual Festival of Film

Breckenridge, Sept. 20

All Day, throughout Breckenridge. For over a quarter century, BFF has celebrated the art of filmmaking. Each fall, a unique and varied array of independent films, premieres, receptions, educational programs and retrospectives honoring featured guests takes place high in the Colorado Rockies.

Digital Photography Made Easy Series

Breckenridge, Sept. 20

8:30 a.m., Old Masonic Hall, 136 South Main St. Photograph some of the most stunning scenery that Colorado has to offer. On Sunday morning, get out and shoot, concentrating on lighting and composition so that you can create a perfect image that youll be proud to share and display. For questions or to register for one day only, call (970) 453-3364.

Cloak and Dagger

Dillon, Sept. 20

6:30 p.m., The Lake Dillon Theatre Company, 176 Lake Dillon Drive. Third-rate detective Nick Cutter is down on his luck when a beautiful blonde bombshell tosses a very intriguing case (and herself) into his lap.

Ghostly Tales

Breckenridge, Sept. 20, 22-27

7 p.m., Dredge Restaurant, Breckenridge, 180 W. Jefferson Ave. Explore the darker side of Breckenridge’s history with this 90 minute walking tour and ghost hunt. We provide ghost-hunting equipment to help you find the ghosts. (970) 343-9169 or (970) 485-2894 $18 adult $10 child.

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