Don’t know what to do this weekend? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Pull up a seat to the counter, and I’ll tell you about everything that’s hot and happening.

Summit County seems like it’s been rainier than usual this week. I understand that precipitation is a vital part of the ecosystem, but it’s hard not to feel bummed about the lack of sunshine and revert to a winter hibernation mode of hot beverages, warm blankets and not wanting to leave the couch. Yet restless legs might find themselves at odds with the weather forecast.

Luckily, there are a few indoor events happening this weekend and beyond if folks are itching to leave the house but also wanting to stay warm and dry.

Highside Brewing is spending its weekend celebrating its third anniversary with a full schedule. On Friday, May 21, the brewery will have happy hour with Protect our Rivers, special beer and merch releases along with live music by the Frisco Funk Collective from 6-9 p.m.

There will be more live music at the same time and place Saturday, May 22. Beforehand, folks can venture outside with Protect Our Rivers from 10 a.m. to noon to tidy up the shoreline of the Dillon Reservoir and Tenmile Creek in conjunction with Frisco’s cleanup week. Visit May22FriscoCleanup.SplashThat.com for more details and to RSVP.

Sunday, May 23, kicks off the final day of anniversary festivities with a brunch scavenger hunt around town followed by live music in the afternoon. The evening ends with trivia from 7-9 p.m.

If you do want to hit the slopes, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area has you covered. The ski area is hosting a passholder appreciation weekend with retro ski outfits encouraged from Friday to Sunday. Friday will have promotions such as $5 New Belgium Brewing Co. beer and 15% off in the 6th Alley Bar & Grill while passholders can ski until 5 p.m. Saturday. Then Sunday will see live music in the base area by the High Hobos and a raffle on the 6th Alley’s deck.

Skiing at A-Basin or during Breckenridge Ski Resort’s closing weekend is a great way to raise money for a nonprofit, as well. World Hunger Day is Friday, May 28, and Smart Bellies is hosting a virtual fundraiser to help close the hunger gap.

Participants pick a fundraising goal and then a physical challenge to complete. People are free to challenge themselves daily, weekly or just that day, so you might as well check two off your list at once this weekend.

The nonprofit focuses on providing weekend meals to kids who rely on schools for food, and $5 can feed a child for the weekend. All 400 participating kids receive a fresh produce item for a week for $200, and $1,500 funds the classroom snack program for a month. Alpine Bank has already donated $1,000 to the challenge and is matching all campaign gifts. Visit SmartBellies.org to register for more information about the fundraiser.

Jefferson Geiger is the arts and entertainment editor for the Summit Daily News and managing editor for Explore Summit. Email him at jgeiger@summitdaily.com.