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Today’s top five things to do in Summit County

The Scenes of the Seventies photo exhibit will open this Thursday, April 6 from 5-7 p.m. at the Barney Ford Museum in Breckenridge. Alden Spilman’s iconic photography exhibit captures Breckenridge circa 1970's, between its days as a mining town and a world class ski resort. The exhibit is free and refreshments will be served. Prints will be available for purchase. For more information, visit BreckHeritage.com or call 970-453-9767, ext. 2.
Alden Spilman / Special to the Daily |

Trees Awaken Exhibit

Breckenridge, daily

All day, Arts Alive, La Cima Mall, 500 S. Main St. Art that embodies the world thawing out for spring. 970 453-0450.



USASA Nationals

Copper Mountain, April 6-8



All day, Center Village, 0509 Copper Road. Top athletes from around the nation will compete for the title of National Champion. Events include halfpipe, cross-country, slopestyle and alpine spanning across 12 days.

Scenes of the Seventies Exhibit

Breckenridge, April 6

5 p.m., Barney Ford Victorian Home, 111 E. Washington Ave. Alden Spilman’s iconic photography exhibit, circa 1970s, of Breckenridge captured between its days as a mining town and a world class ski resort. Free. 970-453-9767.

Adult Coloring Night

Breckenridge, April 6

5:30 p.m., South Branch Library, 103 S. Harris St. Relaxing evening of adult coloring. Supplies and refreshments will be included. 970-453-3544.

High 5

Dillon, April 6

9:30 p.m., Snake River Saloon, 23074 U.S. Highway 6. Local band that plays “mountain music” infused with bluegrass, jazz and rock. No cover with dinner.

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


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