summit real estate summer 2011

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Summer 2011News & Views

BRECKENRIDGE COPPER MOUNTAIN DILLON KEYSTONE FRISCO SILVERTHORNE WILDERNEST

The Simson / Nenninger Team

SummitRealEstate

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After one of the best snow years on record, we are enjoyinga blissful, Colorado mountain summer. As the local sayinggoes, We came here for the winter, but stayed for the summer.Our crystal ball readings and recent trends? Our brokers areloaded with first-hand, up-to-date research on the local marketthat well happily share with you. What were noticing at presstime:

Summit County overall activity has picked up a bitover last year. Number of sales is up, but dollar volumeis showing very close to the same as last year; showing adownward trend in pricing and prices of properties that are being sold. Inventory is down from last year foreclosure and shortsale activity is up a bit, but not by leaps and bounds. Thereare some really great deals to be found in the retail market-not just the wholesale market of foreclosures and shortsales. We can get you all the details on these properties andhelp you find the best property for your situation. We do anticipate higher inventory coming on the marketthis summer along with the buyers who typically come hereto ski in the winter and come back to buy in the summer! This year, over 50% of all Summit County transactions werefrom cash buyers no financing involved. There are peopleout there who have money to spend and are recognizing thatresort real estate is an excellent investment in lifestyle. Maybeyoure one of them. We do anticipate the prices will continue to fall and thatwe are at the top of our market for the foreseeable future. So,why should you buy now? While price is a major concernfor Sellers, COST should be the primary concern if yourea buyer. Take into account the total monthly payment, not just the price tag. The interest rate the money it costs youfor a mortgage is important if you are getting a loan. If

you plan to pay cash, you need to know that you are usingyour money in the best place, and that its not better spentsomewhere else that might have a higher rate of interest.Waiting for prices to hit the bottom while interest rates areincreasing can wind up costing much more over the time youown the property. The projection is that interest rates will beincreasing over the next several quarters. Looking at the bigpicture will help you make a decision, and remember the realreason you are likely buying here in the first place lifestyle!The enjoyment you and your family will have together andthe connection to your spirit you will find in these mountainsis priceless.

START LOOKING! Explore these pages and see what firesyou up what gets you thinking and gets your imaginationworking! Check us out online at www.SummitRealEstate.comfor complete listings and also our featured listings. Grab a mapand contact us to begin tracking down your dreams.

Welcome to Summertime in the heart ofthe Rocky Mountains!

WHAT'S INSIDE

Summit County .............................................................................2Silverthorne ...................................................................................3Dillon ...............................................................................................4Keystone .........................................................................................5Frisco ...............................................................................................6Breckenridge ..................................................................................7

Questions & Answers ..................................................................8Meet Summit Real Estate ......................................................9-10Featured Listings ............... ............... ................ ............... ..... 11-13Calendar of Events ............... ............... ............... ............... ... 13-17Resource Guide ...........................................................................18


What is themarket doingin your town?

Please go towww.SummitRealEstate.com.

Scroll over Home Valuesand click on the town youreinterested in. If youd like to

see how the numbers stack up,youre in for a treat!Average sold pricein Summit Countythrough 2010

$586,000

94%Average sold priceto list price ratio

260Average days on market

Photo by McKennzie Rains


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Preview All Active Properties On-Line at: www.SummitRealEstate.com

Summit County - The Multiple Choice Answer

As we soak up Colorados cobalt-blue skies and magnificentstarry nights it is difficult not to take for granted "another day inparadise". There is an underlying melody to life in Summit County.It is found in the rhythms of nature, the heartbeat of a ski racer, the

babble of the river and in the whisper of the wind. Let this faintmelody become the soundtrack for the best moments of your life.

When one says "Summit County" the communities ofBreckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, Dillon, Frisco andSilverthorne come to mind. We have created this newspaper not onlyto acquaint you with real estate opportunities in these communities,but also to share with you some of what we love about SummitCounty. Real estate opportunities are the best they have ever beenwith interest rates still very low.

Rather than "home sellers", we like to think of ourselves as "dreammakers" and we believe that there is something here for everyone,no matter what their needs, desires or dreams. We hope you use thisnewspaper not only as a tool for your real estate purchase in SummitCounty, but also that it introduces you to the luster and vibrancy ofSummit County.

We believe that your purchase of real estate in Summit Countyshould be more than a "tour" of homes where you see so manyproperties that you cant distinguish between the first one on the listand the last. A tour that leaves you feeling like a tourist, confusedand undecided. Our approach to selling real estate is different. Inaddition to being devoted real estate professionals, it is our desire toshare with you the details that make Summit County like no place

Come Home to Summit County!

20 Year Residential Average Price Housing Index: SuResidential units include all improved residential property types; Single Family, Dup

else on earth. Notonly are we excited toexplore with you yourideas of what makes

a house a home, butalong the way perhapswell share with youthe story of the day itsnowed ducks on I-70,give you the straightscoop on localschools, or answer yourquestions about how tofind Heeney and whyin the world there is a Tick Fest there every summer. Well sharewith you the hidden places, back roads and little nooks and cranniesthat are rarely seen or talked about.

And, if selling your property is a priority, you wont find amore tuned-in and successful Team to work with. If you wantmore money in your pocket, a faster sales time and a hassle freeexperience, call Summit Real Estate The Simson/Nenninger Team.We think youll discover, along with more than a thousand otherfamilies, that sometimes the best things in life really do come insmall packages.

It would be our pleasure to serve you.


Data comes from actual recorded transactionsat the County Clerk & Recorder s office Not including timeshare interest, quit claim deed transactions and refinances.

Compliments of Land Title GuaranteeCompany

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SilvertHorne - The Gateway to Summit County

24/7 View all properties for sale in Summit County at SummitRealEstate.com.

Were Open All Night! Allisons optimistic approa

to selling our property itodays market was very

reassuring. Her knowledge the Summit County real estamarket is invaluable. Ou

experience with Allison an her team of specialists wasvery positive one every ste

the way.

Jeannie & Tony N.Cocoa Beach, FL

THINKING OF BUYING IN S ILVERTHORNE OR WILDERNEST ?

WHAT YOUR MONEY CAN BUY PRICELESS

A great central locationallowing easy access to thefour ski areas and othermountain communities

Lies at the base of theEagles Nest and Ptarmiganwilderness areas which arefamous for backcountry

skiing, snowshoeing,hiking and backpacking

The Blue River providessome of the best year-roundGold Medal fishing in thestate

Enjoy the SilverthorneRecreation Center whichprovides fun for the wholefamily

CONDOS Silver Queen West...Studios from $117,500River Bend . 1 bedroom from $139,000Aspen Shadows...2 bedrooms from $145,000Treehouse....2 bedrooms from $179,000Villamont....3 bedrooms from $255,000

TOWNHOMESSpyglass at Wildernest..2 - 3 bedrooms from $305,000

Hideway Townhomes ..3 bedrooms from $378,900Miners Run...3 bedrooms from $412,000Blue River Run ....4 bedrooms from $449,000

DUPLEXES AND SINGLE FAMILY HOMES Willowbrook.$359,000 - $515,000Hamilton Creek$1,049,000 - $1,495,000Mesa Cortina/Mesa Cortina West ...$499,000 - $1,369,000Eagles Nest. $549,000 - $3,495,000

VACANT LAND..$155,000 - $6,300,000Pricing and availability subject to change, call for pricing on larger unitsThe above information is from Summit MLS as listed by all Realtors

W E CAN SHOW YOU ANY PROPERTY LISTED BY ANY R EALTOR IN S UMMIT C OUNTY

After town officials, business ownersand citizens met with economicvelopment and planning experts duringlverthorne's town core assessment process,wn officials now have information theyn use to develop a new downtown.Four focus groups in late March broughtople together to discuss what constitutes

vibrant commercial core. They were leda team of nine experts assembled by

lverthorne's project partners, Downtownolorado, Inc. and the Colorado Department

of Local Affairs.The primary recommendation that came

out of the meeting was to use 4th Streetat a core axis for the area, meant toenhance pedestrian connectivity to existingpublic amenities such as the SilverthorneRecreation Center, Rainbow Park, the BlueRiver Trail, Silverthorne Pavilion and theSilverthorne Transit Center.

Silverthorne's Town Core area is a greatcanvas on which to build a strong identityfor the town, said Katherine Correll,

executive director ofDowntown Colorado,Inc. It's not somethingthat happens overnight, but the assessment teamfelt that there were somesmall steps that could getthe ball rolling. The teamfelt that the 4th Streetcore axis was a potentialstarting point.

To make pedestrianconnections withinthe area deemed thecivic core, the grouprecommended creating a

pedestrian-focused plaza east of the existingpedestrian bridge near the SilverthornePavilion. It would connect the Pavilionand the recreation center more formally,and provide an outdoor space for publicgatherings, town spokesman Ryan Hylandsaid.

The town council has yet to have anopportunity to meet formally to discusstheir initial thoughts on the presentation, but once that occurs we will begin lookingat concepts they would like to see exploredin more detail, town manager KevinBatchelder said.

The presentation of information collectedduring the focus groups is available onlineat www.silverthorne.org and at www.summitnews.com. It's also being aired onSummit County Television on cable channel10 at 1 p.m. and 10 p.m. daily.

In the coming weeks, a narrative reportand recommended action matrix should beprovided to town officials by the team ofexperts, Hyland said.

Contact Ryan Hyland at (970) 262-7319 [email protected] with questionsor comments about the town core revitalization project.

Silverthorne eyes a new downtown design


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d illon - Four Seasons of Fun

T HINKING OF B UYING IN D ILLON ?WHAT YOUR MONEY CAN BUY PRICELESS

Quaint lakeside town, aperfect place to relax andenjoy the splendor of themountains

A rock-solid communitythat provides a wide rangeof activities

This town has moved

three times in its 125 yearhistory

Enjoy a magnificent lakeand full-service Marina,renowned as the nationshighest Yacht Club

Stop by the HistoricalSociety - learn thefascinating history of thedam and the Old Town ofDillon

CONDOS Anchorage West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 bedrooms from $349,000Cove Condo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 bedroom from $124,000Dillon Valley East/West . . . . . . . . 2 bedrooms from $130,000Lake Cliffe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 bedrooms from $375,000Lake Haus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 bedroom from $159,000Marina Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 bedrooms from $307,000Yacht Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 bedroom from $169,000 TOWNHOMESCentennial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 bedrooms from $340,000

Chateau Acadian . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 bedrooms from $450,000Lookout Ridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 bedrooms from $415,000Meadow Wood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 bedrooms from $348,000Summit Cove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 bedrooms from $220,000

SINGLE FAMILY AND DUPLEXES Corinthian Hill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $615,000 - $649,000Dillon Town . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $625,000 - $1,195,000Dillon Valley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $329,000 - $595,000Summit Cove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $379,000 - $575,000Whispering Pines, $679,000 - $979,000

VACANT LAND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From $120,000 - $1,100,000

Pricing and availability subject to change, call for pricing on larger unitsThe above information is from Summit MLS as listed by all Realtors

A long time Dillon favorite, Pug Ryans Steakhouse & Brewery, will be expanding this summer thanks to Dillons Urban RenewalAuthority which was created to improve the towns center andencourage development. The town owned land was essentially givento the restaurant owner on the condition that he is able to construct andcommence the project he proposed. Town manager Devin Granberysays It makes improvements to an existing business, it improves theaesthetics of the area, it improves the functionality of the area, createsmore opportunities for more jobs and engages the street front. There area lot of things that forward the goal of the urban renewal authority asfar as revitalization of our town center. From Pug Ryans standpoint,the overall goal of the project is to create more brewing capacity space, but also includes a new deck, new bathrooms and an updated entryway.The restaurant expansion will bring the restaurant more forward on thestreet to encourage more people to stop in. The project is expected to becompleted by November and the restaurant owner is getting bids fromlocal contractors and is working with a local bank on financing.

A year after the 60 foot retaining wall behind Walgreens in Dillonfailed, plans for reconstruction and project funding are nearly finalized.The Town of Dillon, Walgreens Company and Pace-Dillon Associate,the property owner, are entering into a joint agreement concerningthe funding of the hillside and walls restoration, repair and possiblerelocation of the water line and repair of Little Beaver Trail. Constructioncontracts are still being completed, but work is anticipated to begin inearly July. Little Beaver Trail will close during reconstruction, whichshould take about three months. The estimated cost for the project is$1.4 million, including a 20% contingency. Although the three entitieshave reached an understanding regarding construction and funding,there still isnt any agreement as to who is at fault. While it is knownthat a push-on joint in an underground water line separated and

released about 170,000gallons of water, it isunclear whether the watercaused the slope to fail, ora failing slope caused the joint to come apart andrelease the water.

The ColoradoRiver CooperativeAgreement is aproposed agreement between33 Western Slope communitiesand Denver Water that is being heralded asa historic accord thats good for Summit County andDenver Water as well as the Western Slope. As Denver Water takes onresponsibilities such as defining its service area, recycling and reusingwater, setting conservation goals and timelines, Summit County reaps

many benefits. In particular, county municipalities and ski resortsget more water, some of which is free and some has conditions. Thattranslates into a firmer supply in dry years for towns and ski resortsnowmaking, which likely means a more protected economy. DenverWater has also agreed to maintain the Dillon Reservoir water level ator above 9,012 feet in elevation between June 18 and Labor Day. Itsthe critical level for Frisco Marina to be operational, helping drive thecountys summertime economy. A one-time $11 million windfall fromDenver Water comes to the county for wastewater treatment plantimprovement, environmental enhancements, forest health projects andlocal water and sewer work. The hope is to have all the parties in theagreement signed on by the end of 2011.


Beer, Walls & Water

Anna was so patient and

flexible when it came to showing us property. She never made us feel rushed to buy something. Anna alwaysencouraged us to continue to look until we found the property that was perfect for us.Lorinda S. & Billy M.

Montezuma, CO

3 The number of listings sold by the average Realtor in Summit County in 2010

28 The number of listings sold by Allison Simson in 2010

(more than any other Realtor in Summit County)


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KeyStone - One Extraordinary Mountain Experience

Kelie is a trusted professional who instills

confidence and is proactivresponsive, realistic,

reasonable and dependableWhenever we called Kelie

say maybe we shouldsalready done it

Ann & Pepper L.Indian Rocks Beach, FL

4 World Class Ski Areas in Summit County

66 % of second homes in Summit County


Where else can you skifrom morning till waypast sunset, Novemberinto April?

A special treat is dinnerat the worlds highest 5-star gourmet restaurant

Truly a four seasonresort, offering activitiesfor the whole family

An early day sawmilltown that nowencompasses golf, tennis,rafting, fly fishing, sleighrides, ice skating and ofcourse world-class skiingon three mountains

Check out the tubingthis summer!

CONDOS Gateway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Studios from $139,900Expedition Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Bedrooms from $229,900Pines At Keystone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedrooms from $289,900Montezuma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedrooms from $349,000Snowdance Manor . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Bedrooms from $330,900

TOWNHOMESTennis Townhome . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedrooms from $285,000Northstar at Keystone . . . . . . . . . . 3 Bedrooms from $499,999Settlers Creek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Bedrooms from $465,000Ski Tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedrooms from $599,000

SINGLE FAMILY AND DUPLEXES

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From $359,000 to $3,960,000

VACANT LAND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From $169,000 to $11,500,000


T HINKING OF B UYING IN K EYSTONE ?


Where can you go to find so much funall in one place ~ flower drenchedadows for hiking, scenic single-track

king course, horseback riding through forest, fly fishing in the cool mountaineams, challenging golf on two mountainurses, or a wild ride down the river!sure to check out the calendar on line

cause you wont want to miss the festivals,ays, concerts, and a whole host of fun

kids! www.keystoneresort.com. Atystone there are endless opportunities tooy your time in the Rockies!If youre looking to call Keystone yourme, or home away from home, there areme fantastic bargains today, and witherest rates so low, its a prime time to buy!Currently, there are 269 listings tooose from in Keystone ranging fromndominiums to single family homes.There are 188 condominiums on the

arket, ranging in price from $129,900 for adio in The Arapahoe Lodge, up to a fourdroom luxury condo in the Lone Eagleats priced at $1,560,000.If you like a little more privacy you caneck out townhomes. Tennis Townhomesrt at $285,000, or you may want tonsider a three bedroom in Red Hawk for100,000.00.

If youre looking for more space you maywant to look into a duplex at the Enclavepriced at $549,000, or a River Meadowshome priced at $929,000. There are only fourduplexes total to choose from.

Youll have more options if youre lookingfor a single family home. Currently thereare 52 listings ranging from a Loveland PassVillage priced at $339,000 up to a West PinesGolf Course home priced at $3,960,000.00.

Properties are selling in Keystone, overthe past twelve months there have been 155closings! Over the same time last year therewere 147 sales, so were moving in the rightdirection.

Come on over to Keystone for greatoutdoor fun this summer. Were sure thatyoull find yourself relaxed, renewed andinspired!

Keystone This Summer


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F riSCo - Quaint, Historic, Friendly and Diverse

300 Number of days of sunshine in Colorado

79 % of Summit County land that is federally owned

Kristi is very responsive withcommunications, pleasant, friendly and hardworking.

Scott & Michelle B.Colorado Springs, CO


A friendly and welcomingmountain community thatoffers quiet charm as well asan air of excitement

Frisco was founded as partof the gold rush in the 1850s

A combination of beautifulmountain scenery,small-town atmosphere andold fashioned good times

A tightly knit communitywith a real focus on family

Watching your grandkidsenjoy the Frisco ElementaryFun Ground. Bring a snack they wont let you headhome too early!

CONDOS Crossroads ..1 Bedroom from $229,990Creekside........2 Bedrooms from $234,000Ten Mile Island...2 Bedrooms from $259,900Lagoon....2 Bedrooms from $298,500Ore House...........3 Bedrooms from $279,000

TOWNHOMESFrisco Bay ...3 Bedrooms from $339,900Frisco 8 Townhomes....3 Bedrooms from $354,900Creston at Lakepoint Ct...3 Bedrooms from $465,000Lakepoint View3 Bedrooms from $550,000

SINGLE FAMILY AND DUPLEXES Mountain Side Sub DuplexFrom $549,000Galena Street Studios Duplex........From $599,000Frisco Park Sub..............From $559,000Mountain Side Sub.....From $549,995

VACANT LAND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From $204,900 - $2,600,000


T HINKING OF B UYING IN F RISCO


After examining several incentiveprograms in March to boost the localeconomy, Frisco Town Council decided

to put two into action by passing bothordinances on the first reading.The first establishes a temporary program

to run until Dec. 31 of this year thatreimburses commercial property or businessowners with 50 percent of building permitfees for commercial projects. Eligibleapplicants include commercial propertyand business owners with a buildingpermit to construct, add upon or improvea commercial space. The rebate would be dependent on the owner receivinga certificate of occupancy and beingcompliant with town codes. The ordinance

also calls for an expedited review processfor large commercial projects.Staff feels it is important to consider

anything that would benefit (Frisco) businesses, executive assistant TheresaPaul said to council Tuesday night.

Paul said because permit refunds aredependent on the size of the project, staff isunsure of the cost to the town.

The second ordinance is also a temporaryprogram (also running until the end ofthis year), and would provide a 50 percent

reimbursement up to $5,000 for signs,landscaping and facade improvementsto local businesses. To qualify, properties

must be zoned for commercial purposesand be visible from Main Street orSummit Boulevard right-of-ways. Eligibleimprovements include exterior paintingor siding, lighting, trees, shrubs or publicartwork.

The incentive has a program cap of$25,000. At Tuesday's meeting, townmanager Michael Penny said staff felt thelimit was a good place to start, and wouldreturn to council for direction if there isoverwhelming demand.

Community developmentdirector Jocelyn Mills said

she has already receivedcalls from interested business ownersregarding the facadeincentive.

To qualify for eitherincentive, applicants must be in good financial standingwith the town.

Paul said both items wereresearched per council'sdirection in March. She said staff

hopes the incentives will give businessowners and developers encouragement tostart a project they might be waiting to start.

While both objectives passed on firstreading, a lone objection was made byCouncilmember Larry Sawyer, who did notapprove the ordinance regarding facadeimprovements.

Frisco moving ahead with economic incentives


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B reCKenridGe - A Real Town With Unreal Skiing

36 % of all real estate transactions nationwide

were for second homes or investment properties

$8,399,000 Summit County's most

expensive condo sale located in Breckenridge and closed on

12-30-09

$102,000Typical median income of

second home buyer

Sustainable Breck & Cucumber Gulch

Breckenridge unveiled the details of the10-point Sustainable Breck action planthe public this past May. The town has

oals for environmental, economic and socialustainability and the action plan lays the

groundwork for long-term projects such asa community solar garden and bike-shareprogram and also describes ongoing objectives.The process began with a capacity analysisseveral years ago examining the realistic buildout that could be accommodated in the basin. That evaluation was followed up witha 2030 report in which the town lookedahead to the year 2030 to try to project howthe community would grow and evolve in thecoming years. Last summer, the town held fivepublic meetings to gather community input.A sustainability task force, made up of threetown council members, then took the findingsand public feedback and developed the actionplan a prioritized list of steps intended toallow the community to enjoy local resourceswithout compromising the ability of futuregenerations to enjoy them as well, town officialssaid. The sustainability goals fall under 10headings: resource conservation, local economy,transportation, land use, water, housing,child care, wildlife habitat, forest health andrecreation and open space.

Cucumber Gulch, the most extensivelymonitored open space area in Breckenridgeand Summit County for its size, plays host thissummer to a study that interests recreationplanners and managers across the UnitedStates. When the Breckenridge Town Council

approved purchasing nine new motion-sensorcameras for use in the Cucumber GulchPreserve monitoring efforts, they paved theway for researchers to study the impacts oftrail recreation on wildlife. Cucumber Gulchis the Town of Breckenridges most bio-diverseand sensitive open space and also has themost competing interests with high-leveldevelopment surrounding it BreckenridgeSki Resort is to the west and Shock Hillneighborhood and the town are to the eastand south. Its been identified by the U.S.Environmental Protection Agency as an AquaticResource of National Importance. The landhas been targeted with more than $7 million infunding from the Breckenridge Town Council,whether its for land acquisitions or monitoring.The trail study using motion-sensor camerasis just a piece of the areas ongoing research.Other topics include avian monitoring,watching beaver activity, keeping an eye onwater quantity and quality, vegetation studiesincluding a careful look at willows and theanimals who eat them, amphibian monitoringand more.


A wonderful combina-tion of world-class skiingwith authentic old westcharm

Breckenridge is thelargest ski area in SummitCounty, at the southern,and highest end of thecounty

Breckenridges history asa mining town is still alivein this charming Victoriantown

Year-round resort knownfor an abundance ofincomparable shopping,dining and nightlife

CONDOS Four OClock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Studios from $169,900Ski and Racquet Club . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedrooms from $239,000Beaver Run . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Bedroom from $258,000Park Avenue Lofts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedroom from $579,000Main Street Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Bedroom from $355,000River Mountain Lodge . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedrooms from $429,900

TOWNHOMESBaldy Mtn Townhomes. . . . . . . . . 4 Bedrooms from $264,900Rockridge Townhomes . . . . . . . . . 3 Bedrooms from $329,900Highland Greens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Bedrooms from $659,000

SINGLE FAMILY AND DUPLEXES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From $204,900 to $6,540,000 VACANT LAND. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . From $199,500 to $9,380,000



T HINKING OF B UYING IN B RECKENRIDGE

Lynn was the best! Despitour lengthy search, we never f

as though Lynn was running ouof patience. She always mad

time to answer our questionsWe really appreciated he

pleasant and calm demeanor.Rhonda & Robert E.

Highlands Ranch, CO


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How do I make sure I see everythingthats on the market?

Answer: Summit Real Estate will show those properties to you. Through the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)information is shared about all properties currently available, and as members we can show you any prop-erty. This system of cooperation allows us to provide you with information on any property on the market.Let us know if you would like to be a part of our instant notification program where you would be auto-matically emailed with property information on any new listings matching your buying criteria as soon asthey hit the market.

While you are driving around, if you see a property that appeals to you, write down the name of the agent,the real estate company and the address of the property. Give Summit Real Estate a call and well provideyou with the information you need, and show it to you! Keep in mind that at many of the condominiumand townhouse properties you will not see for sale signs, as they are not allowed by the covenants. If youare interested in a FSBO (For Sale By Owner) property, we will be happy to contact the owner to get all ofthe details and to schedule a viewing of the property with you.

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You Can Save Your Leg for the Mountains!

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Imagine walking into animportant job interview lookinglike you just dragged yourself outof bed. You'd be unlikely to make agood impression and diminish yourchance of securing the job.

The same goes for selling a home.First impressions are lasting. Some buyers won't even look at the insideof a listing that doesn't have goodcurb appeal.

Today's buyers are picky. There isno sense of urgency in the market,so buyers are holding out for the best home they can find that willwork for them for years to come. Insome areas, there are a lot of homesfor sale. It's important to make surethat buyers will be attracted toyour home before they even walkthrough the front door.

Fortunately, exteriorimprovements needn't beexpensive. The recent RemodelingCost vs. Value Report 2010-2011found that the improvements thatyielded the highest return on theinvestment when sold were a newsteel front door and a new garagedoor.

The average cost nationally fora new front door was $1,218; the

return was 102 percent. The averagecost for a new garage door was$1,191; the return was 83.9 percent.The top nine of 10 most cost-effective improvements nationallywere for exterior projects. Curbappeal is as important as ever, andmay be more so in this market.

The Remodeling Cost vs. ValueReport is a collaborative reportdone annually by RemodelingMagazine and the NationalAssociation of Realtors. Itcompares construction costs withresale values, which are based onestimates from more than 3,000Realtors and appraisers.

Sprucing up the front yard forsale needn't be costly. Clean outweeds and dead plants. Addflowering plants for color andmulch to tidy up areas that aren'theavily planted. Replace a lawnthat has seen better days with lesslawn and a border bed of floweringshrubs.

Do in-ground planting well inadvance, if possible, so that plantshave a chance to get established before your home goes on themarket.

Any peeling paint on the front

walk and steps and house exteriorand trim should be refreshed.The side of the house that getsthe most exposure needs the mostmaintenance. If you've let it go,you'll be docked dollars by the buyers unless you repaint whereneeded before you sell.

The amount returned on homeimprovement investments variesfrom one location to the next. It'simportant to consult with yourlocal real estate agent before youembark on an upgrade to makesure that you don't overpay on animprovement that won't generatethe desired result.

Most homeowners assumethey'll get their money back andmore when they sell. In fact, mostupgrade investments often don'treturn 100 percent of the amountinvested, particularly in a downmarket.

A minor mid-range kitchenremodel returns 72.8 percentnationally, according to the 2010-11Remodeling Cost vs. Value Index. Inthe Pacific region of the U.S., you'relikely to recoup 84.1 percent.

However, a major upscale kitchenremodel pays back only 59.7 percent

nationally and 66 percent in thePacific region. It makes sense totake on a major remodel projectonly if you're staying in yourhome and can enjoy the use of theimprovements before selling.

A deck addition ranked highon the list of popular exteriorimprovements. Although,nationally the cost recouped isonly 72.8 percent, it may be anessential enhancement if yourhome has no outdoor living spaceand all the homes for sale in yourneighborhood do.

Supply and demand in your localarea will also impact how muchyou'll recoup from your fix-upinvestments. Inman News 2011.

For answers to your realestate questions, call Allisonat 970-468-6800. Email - [email protected]. Want toknow the value of your SummitCounty property? Visit www.SummitHomeValue.com

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Summit r eAl e StAte - The Bright Choice

Give Your Dreams To Those Who Can Make Them RealW ouldnt it seem strange if you visited your doctor and found him answering the phone, filing insurance claims and making appointments?Or what if you arrived at the airport and found that the pilot was fueling the plane and checking in bags? Trying to handle all of the aspectsof a real estate transaction is similar to playing the game of baseball. When one person attempts to be the pitcher, the outfielder and the firstbaseman all at the same time, the ball gets dropped. Top professionals, including those in the real estate industry, have learned the value of team-work, where specialization ensures clients the greatest value and best service possible. Thats why we offer you the Team Advantage.

"How fortunate I feel to have the privilege of helping you shop for your mountain homehere in Summit County. Buying a home, whether it's your first or second home, should beexciting and stress free. Here at Summit Real Estate we all strive to make certain that's your experience! One of my greatest joys in life comes from helping others and sharingknowledge."

Joyce NenningerConsultant

"I am surrounded by truly exceptional people,including Fritz, my loving husband of 45 years,

my son Mark and my daughter Julie, and themost enthusiastic and caring Team that I have

ever been associated with."

Allison SimsonBroker/Owner

What do we do when we work with you? Everything under the sun!

"Summit County is there a better place to visit, recreate or live? After 27 yearsof being fortunate enough to live and raise a family in Summit County, I'm still

in awe of the breath-taking beauty in which I'm surrounded in everyday. If you'vealways wanted to own your very own mountain get-away or permanent residencein the Colorado Mountains, it would be my pleasure along with the Team at Sum-

mit Real Estate to find the ideal property for you."

Anna WillisBroker Associate/Buyer Specialist

Lynn SustadBroker Associate/Buyer Specialist

I am so grateful to be part of such an amazing and successful business and amthankful everyday for the beauty and wonderful people of Summit County. My hus-band, Craig, and I love raising our twin daughters, Logan and Mackenna, in the Colo-rado sunshine.

The market will have its ups and downs thats why its called a market butone thing I know for sure is that a great powder day can make you forget all aboutWall Street. See you on the slopes!"


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Summit r eAl e StAte - The Bright Choice

Did someone say Free Skiing?As our way of giving back to our community we make a donation to theSummit Foundation with every sale we make. In return, they give us aSki Medallion that is good for free skiing at 6 major ski resorts. As ourway of saying thank you to our customers, when you buy or sell withSRE you can use the medallion for FREE SKIING! Just give us a call.

Kelie GrayBroker Associate/Buyer Specialist

Spending the past 12 years in Summit County has been absolutely wonderfuland I look forward to the next couple of decades here as well! My husband Dan and

I are so blessed to be able to raise our two boys, Tanner and Parker, in the beauty and

glory of the Colorado mountains. I hope that I can share my love for the mountainswith you whether youre looking for a vacation home or looking to make SummitCounty your permanent home. It will be my pleasure to help you and your family

find the mountain property of your dreams!

Kristi WarnerClient Care Manager

People say Theres no place like home I say, Theres no place like SummitCounty! When my boyfriend Nate and I moved from Kansas to Colorado we truly fell in love with the mountains and surrounding areas. I love that there is a newadventure around every corner (or sometimes mountain). I feel very lucky to have found such a strong team to work with that wants to make Summit County yourno place like home.

Margaret BowesTransaction Coordinator

Even after living in Summit County for 20 years, I cant get enough of the end-

less skiing, hiking and camping opportunities our beautiful mountains have to offer.Fortunately my new husband, Richard, and seven year old son, Quinn, share myenthusiasm for the outdoors. I have a great respect for the professionalism and ethicsof the Summit Real Estate team, and thoroughly enjoy working with such a wonder-

ful group of people.

7 Weeks Average length of time it takes to find the perfect

second home

28,000 estimated permanent population of

Summit County

6 The typical number of properties looked at before making

a buying decision Margarets attention todetail and follow-up made for superior service.

Russ T. & Diane V.Green Bay, WI


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FeAtured ProPertieS - Best Buys

Silvergrove Sub $535,000

4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath -2,080 square feetBeautifully maintained single family home with nice

finishes, great neighborhood, & jaw dropping views of Gore Range!

Plaza Condo $235,000

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 991 square feetLargest 1 bedroom for sale in Keystone! Tons of windows,mountain views, and steps from Keystones Lodge & Lake!

aSPenShadowS $145,000

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 552 square feethis is the most affordable way to enjoy the Rockies! It's cozy,

ylish & comes with all that you'll need for a mountain retreat!

SloPeSide Condo $150,000

Studio, 1 Bath - 510 square feetThis isn't your typical Slopeside studio. The bedroom is inits own private alcove- w/ gorgeous views of the slopes!

Soda SPringS at KeyStone Condo $230,000

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 607 square feetResting in a peaceful, forested setting, this true1 bedroom unit is located in the heart of Keystone.

FriSCo t erraCe Sub $225,000

Vacant Lot - .51 AcresFantastic building site: great views, nicely treed. In thecounty, so no transfer tax & few restrictive covenants.

l aKeSidet ownhomeS $220,000

2 Bedroom, 1.75 Bath - 1,020 square feetTwo levels with lovely lake & mountain views fromthe great deck & master bedroom!

Cinnamon r idge$670,000

3 Bedroom, 3 Bath - 1,635 square feet

Walk to the slopes from your newly renovated home!Look out to the wetlands, Snake River, & Keystone slopes!

t imberl odge @ laKedillon $220,000

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath - 1,176 square feet Adorable, bright, & charming condo with a custom tiled

sauna. Marvelous views of Buffalo& Red Mountainfrom the large private deck!

l ooKout r idge $414,999

2 Bedroom, 1.75 Bath - 1,649 square feetWhat a choice property in Dillon ~ walk to lake, town,

theater, stores, restaurants, coffee! Youll love the log accents, large deck, & more!

PondS a t blue r iver $425,9003 Bedroom, 3.5 Bath - 1,701 square feet

Overlooking the pond w/ great views to the south, thissunny & open home has large windows, & river rock

surround gas fireplace!

r iver glen $344,9002 Bedroom, 2 Bath - 1,020 square feet

Gorgeous setting next to the Ten Mile Creek in Frisco.Everything you want in a mountain getaway!

Chateau aCadian $450,0004 Bedroom, 3 Bath - 2,011 square feet

Unique, attractive, spacious townhome in quietneighborhood. Enjoy the great views of Gore Range,Swan Mountain, & Lake Dillon from the living room!

Soda CreeK $250,000

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath - square feet 828Large deck overlooking wetlands & open spaceadding to the serene, peaceful feel of this home.

JaCKPinel odge $564,900

2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath - 1,322 square feetIf location is the game this unit is the ticket! Comestay in the closest building to the new gondola, it's

wonderfully updated! Great rentals too!

Plaza Condo $185,000

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 710 square feetLet this be your home away from home in the heartof Keystone! Ice skate in the Winter & play with the

paddleboats in the summer on Keystone Lake!

ProSPeCtor v illage $480,0005 Bedroom, 3.75 Bath -2,181 square feet

This is it a huge, open great room, kitchen & dining w/ hardwood floors & a beautiful rock fireplace are

ideal for entertaining!

Quandary b reCKenridge Condo $89,000

1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath - 432 square feetTrail head for Mt. Quandary is right across the streetfrom this cute place! Great investment, or weekend

getaway!

t reehouSe Condo $155,000

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 569 square feet

Great upgraded place which boasts renovated kitchen,flooring, windows, & new vanity in the bathroom. Plus hastwo great clubhouses come see!

Silver Queen weSt $194,000

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 770 square feet

Sit on the oversized deck & enjoy the views of Lake DillonKeystone, & surrounding Mountains! Great wood burning stove & spectacular updated kitchen!


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FeAtured ProPertieS - Best Buys

Single Family Multi-Family Vacant Land

$764,853

$409,960

$285,563

$770,797

$425,080

$336,625

$905,030

$398,051 $399,025

$835,803

$463,633$470,260

$798,889

$406,529 $391,587

$737,253

$333,501$311,951

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buFFalo v illage Condo $247,000

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath - 956 square feetThe perfect mountain condo with all the amenities

you could hope for!

buFFalo v illage -1/ 4 Share$52,000

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath - 956 square feet Join this friendly partnership & own 25% of this greatproperty for $57,500 or 50% for $110,000! Enjoy your

getaway for a fraction of the cost!

t reehouSe Condo 1/8th Share $23,900

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 758 square feet1/8th share gives you 6 weeks per year so theres no

excuse not to enjoy your Rocky Mountains! Optional 12weeks for $48,000!! Owner may carry!

t railhead Condo$240,000

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath - 909 square feetThis cute place is an excellent value with a large garage!Youll love the views & being adjacent to National Forest

our your back deck!

Silver Queen eaSt$195,000

1 Bedroom, 1 Bath - 647 square feetFantastic remodel with knockout views! Kick back onthe oversized deck & enjoy your Rocky Mountains!

glen Cove homeS$290,000

3 Bedroom, 2 Baths - 1,073 square feetYoull love this condo that lives like a single family home!

Expansive windows bring in the blue skies, & views!

SnowSCaPe Condo $250,000

2 Bedroom, 2 Bath - 882 square feetThe views are outstanding: panoramic views of Key-

stone, Peak One, & Buffalo Mountain! You wont want tomiss this special gem in Wildernest!

l aKeSideCondo $167,000

Studio, 1 Bath - 639 square feetEfficient open studio w/ oversized deck overlooking

Keystone Lake & the ski slopes!

woodworKS t ownhomeS $250,000

2 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath - 1,278 square feetIts a rare find to back to open space & have a lake view

whichcan be enjoyed from the oversized private deck!

l aKeSideeStateS t ownhomeS $725,900

4 Bedroom, 5 Bath - 3,200 square feet A front-&-center seat for panoramic lake views! Fromthe fun media/game room to the spacious living areas,

youll love it!

v illaS @ ProSPeCt Point$320,0002 Bedroom, 2 Bath - 1,123 square feet

Great ground floor unit provides easier access & easier living without compromising the wonderful lake views!

meadowbrooK a CreSSub $98,500

Vacant Lot 1.102 AcresEnchanting spot for your dream mountain getaway!Sit & listen to Boulder Creek babble while being just

a hop, skip, & jump from town.

Average Price History for Summit County's Real Estat Transactions 2006 through 2011

dillon valley eaSt $99,0001 Bedrooms, 1 Bath - square feet 584This end unit is clean & bright w pretty views of Buffalo.

Ground floor with nice patio.

dillon bay$339,000

2 Bedrooms, 2 Bath - square feet 1,142Enjoy panoramic views of Ten Mile & Gore Range,

Lake Dillon & Marina! Plus it's end unit so extra light


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Summer 2011 C AlendAr oF e ventS

JUlyJUly 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, AUg 5, 12, 19, 26 || Keystone Childrens theatre,the red Cape., 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Little Red Riding Hoods red capeis the envy o the entire kingdom. The Big Bad Wol will stop at nothingto get his claws on it. But when the Three Little Pigs, Cinderella, andseveral other airy tale avorites join orces or an epic game o Capturethe Cape, only the cape itsel knows who its true owner should be. $6,tickets available at the show. Quaking Aspens Amphitheatre, Keystonekeystone estivals.com/index.php/warren-station/key-event/childrens_theatre_production_o _the_red_cape (970) 496-4386

JUly 1, 15, 29 || Friday night Comedy, 7 p.m., A comedy series that willleave you laughing aloud. Enjoy drink specials, snacks, giveaways andmore. May not be suitable or kids. Warren Station Center or the Arts,River Run Village, Keystone $12 at the door keystone estivals.com/index.php/pavilion/

JUly 1-3 || 3 ring WeeKend. A ree amily event eaturing live music,a conscious carnival, the Primp my Ride kid-powered parade,

reworks and interactive activities designed to educate and entertain.www.3ringweekend.com

JUly 2, 23 || river run roCKs. 4 p.m., Free concert with music rom Robert Earl Keen, River Run Village inthe Events Plaza, Keystonewww.keystoneresort.com

JUly 2 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, musiC oFhollyWood, eaturing the music o John Williams, 7:30 p.m., CarlTopilow, conductor, Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 2 || never Forget our soldiers, an evening oF tribute,4 p.m. Dont miss the annual tribute to our service men and women.A concert by the Air Force Academy Band will ollow our tribute. Theevening will end with reworks over Lake Dillon, choreographed to musicand simulcast on Krystal 93. Dillon Amphitheatre (970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

JUly 2 || lets play boCCe publiC instruCtion, 10 a.m., Come joinmembers o the Summit Bocce Club and learn you all you need to know tostart playing the un game o bocce. Free. Bocce Courts, Dillon Town Park.(970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.comJUly 2 || Free Chamber musiC, Classical Ensembles, National RepertoryOrchestra, 2 p.m., Blue Village, Fire Pit Area, Outlets at Silverthorne, (970)453-5825,www.nromusic.com

JUly 2 || Free Chamber musiC, Porch Series, National RepertoryOrchestra, 1 p.m., 222 S. Main Street, Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825,www.nromusic.com

JUly 2 || tales From beyond a perspeCtive on the dillon Cemetery, 10 a.m., Tim Finley . Join local Tim Finley, Linda Polhemus and SummitHistorical Societys Linda Kelly and explore one o the Town o Dillonsoldest assets, the Dillon Cemetery. Learn about the many locals interredthere including mayors, stage coach drivers, miners, livery operators,railroad men, blacksmiths, and even a Civil War Colonel who ought underGen. Robert E. Lee. This 45 minute tour will enlighten those interestedin learning how olks lived in the 1800s, the real wild west. Meet at theDillon Cemetery lot o o Highway 6. (970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

JUly 2-3 || Copper halF marathon & trail 10K/5K, In conjunction with3 Ring Weekend, the Copper Mountain Hal Marathon returns. Something

or every level o runner a great t-shirt, an expo, beer and ood. (303) 926-1017 www.copperhal .com

JUly 2-3 || eCo-Friendly green art Festival, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.,eaturing original paintings, li e size sculptures, photography, glass, wood,

jewelry, collage and ceramics. Artists will showcase one piece o artcreated in an environmentally sound process. The artist must incorporateeither recycled or repurposed objects into their work. The eatured greenartwork should serve to inspire and encourage environmentally riendlypractices that will not only bene t the community but our ecosystem. 304

Main St., Frisco, 954-472-3755, anabelle@art estival.com, in o@art estival.com, www.art estival.com

JUly 2-4 || 28th annual breCKenridge July art Festival, 10 a.m. to 6p.m., Over 100 artists will be eatured. Main Street Station, corner o MainStreet and Park Ave., Breckenridge. (970) 547-9326, mountainart estivals.com

JUly 2-4 || independenCe day WeeKend, Celebrate independenCe day, ree activities and amily un. 10K trail run and the Firecracker 50 bike race

lead out the Main Street parade. A ter the arts estival, end the weekendwith a per ormance by the National Repertory Orchestra and reworks.Breckenridge. Rachel Zerowin (970) 453-5064 or gobreck.com/events/town-events/ ourth-july

JUly 3 || ConCert Featuring doo Wop dennys roCKin oldies shoW, 7p.m. Dillon Amphitheatre. (970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

JUly 4 || national repertory orChestra, noon, Enjoy music startingwith the in the morning ollowed by old ashioned 4th o July events startingat noon at with the childrens bike parade, a bocce tournament, pie eatingcontests, watermelon eating contests and more ollowed by Dillons boatparade on the shores o Lake Dillon. Top o the evening at the DillonAmphitheatre with the concert and evening reworks displayed over FriscoBay. Town Park, Dillon. (970) 262-3400.www.towno dillon.com

JUly 4 || eighth annual Fourth oF July garden party, Barney FordHouse Museum, 9 a.m. Enjoy a champagne brunch and get the best paradeseats in town. Reservations are required and space is limited. 111 E.Washington Ave., Breckenridge, Call (970) 453-9767, www.breckheritage.com

JUly 4 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, patriotiCCelebration, 8:30 p.m., Carl Topilow, conductor, Riverwalk Center,Breckenridge (970) 453-5825,

www.nromusic.comJUly 4 || biKe parade & Kidtopia KidsFest, Bring your bike, tricycle, orwagon and join the annual bike parade through the village. Enjoy goldpanning, petting zoo, train rides, caricatures, ace painter, balloon artist,midway games, mascots, spin art, kids show, bounce houses and more.www.keystoneresort.com

JUly 5, 12, 19, 26 || danCin in the roCKies - Dance Instruction 7-10 p.m. Dancing lessons on Tuesdays throughout the summer. Swing,Country, a variety o options or all dance enthusiasts. All abilities, agesand dance lovers are welcome. Warren Station Center or the Arts, WarrenStation, Keystone, Call (970) 468-8944 or more in ormation or visitwww.warrenstation.com

JUly 6-7 || breCKenridge biKe WeeK. Discover pedal paradise. Weeklongree activities includes guided group rides; bike-in movie nights; nutrition,tness and open space lectures; bike ts; childrens races; Tour de France

viewing parties; bike demos and more. Breckenridge Rachel Zerowin (970)453-5064 or gobreck.com/events/town-events/breck-bike-week

JUly 6 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 7:30 p.m., Ravel-Mother Goose Suite, Piazzolla - The Four Seasons, Carl Topilow, conductor,Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge,(970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

Check Out www.SummitRealEstate.com to see Virtual Toursof many of the homes we have listed for sale.


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FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THESE EVENTS ANDMANY OTHERS HELD DURING THE SUMMER AND

FALL, PLEASE CONTACT THE FOLLOWING:

BRECKENRIDGE 970.453.2251 WWW.TOWNOFBRECKENRIDE.COMCOPPER 866.8941.2481 WWW.COPPERCOLORADO.COMDILLON 970.468.2403 WWW.TOWNOFDILLON.COMFRISCO 970.668.5276 WWW.TOWNOFFRISCO.COMKEYSTONE 800.496.4386 WWW.KEYSTONE.SNOW.COM

SILVERTHORNE 970.262.7300 WWW.SILVERTHORNE.ORG

Margarets attention todetail and follow-up made for

superior service.

Russ T. & Diane V.

Green Bay, WI

JUly 7 || sK8 over 8000 Ft sKateboard Competition, Pre-registrationavailable at Silverthorne Recreation Center, $15, Skatepark,430 Rainbow Dr., Silverthorne,(970) 262-7373, [email protected], www.silverthorne.org

JUly 7 || national repertory orChestra presents a Free ClassiCalensemble ConCert, 5:30 pm, Breckenridge Recreation Center, 880 AirportRoad, Breckenridge.(970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 7-10 || art & WildFloWer Celebration, Breckenridge Arts District andCarter Museum celebrate art, nature and outdoor recreation with something

or everyone, including kids. Featuring plein air painting and art show, guidedwildfower hiking and biking, art workshops and demonstrations and more.Breckenridge, (970) 453-3875www.cdlt.org

JUly 7-10 || mountain pose yoga Festival, First annual Mountain Pose. YogaFestival eatures 3 days o medical researchers and pro essionals, yogis,musicians and motivational speakers.www.mountainposeyoga estival.com

JUly 8-10 || Keystone Wine & Jazz Festival. Learn about di erent regionsand the delicate nuance o favors that evolve the nest vineyard blends.Wine, live music rom national jazz musicians. River Run, Keystone. www.keystone estivals.com

JUly 8 || national repertory orChestra, 6 p.m., Mountain Dance, Big BandMusic and Classical Western Dress, Carl Topilow, conductor, Beaver RunResort Ballroom, Breckenridge (970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 8, 15, 29 || Free Chamber musiC, Porch Series, 5:30 p.m., 222 S. MainStreet, Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 9 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 7:30 p.m., Carl Topilow,conductor, Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge. (970) 453-5825,www.nromusic.com

JUly 9 || nature preserve hiKe, 9:45 a.m., Join locals or an easy paced hike through the Dillon NaturePreserve. Meet at the Nature Preserve parking area across rom the DillonCemetery o o Highway 6 by 9:45 a.m., (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 9 || sCienCe, adventure, Fun: Camp re Showcase: Do you wishsometime you could go back to camp? Firefies, camp res, songs, andsmores? Featuring on-stage songs and skits that ocus on science, adventureand un. Learn, get excited, stomp your eet, clap your hands, and sing alongwith your entire amily. Dillon. (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 9 || dillon toWn Weed pull, 9 a.m. Marina Park, by the concession stand, Dillon, (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 10 - AUg. 7 || sunday aFternoons musiC series, Enjoy local musiciansand regional per ormances in the Sunday a ternoon series throughout thesummer. An upli ting variety o music will be per ormed. Dillon Amphitheatre,Dillon.(970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

JUly 13 || volunteer appreCiation piCniC & Cruise, 5 p.m. The Town o Dillonwill thank volunteers who have assisted with Dillon events throughout the yearwith the second annual Volunteer Appreciation Picnic and Cruise. Volunteersand their amilies are invited to attend. Food served at approximately. 6 p.m.,Dillon Marina, Dillon (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 13 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 7:30 p.m., Amadeus andSerge, Mozarts Symphony #34, Proko ev-Classical Symphony, (Symphony No.1), Sergei Pavlov, conductor, Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825,www.nromusic.com

JUly 14 || saloon leCture,3-4 p.m., Backcountry Brewery,720 Main St., Frisco, (800) 424-1554 in o@towno risco.com,TownO Frisco.com

JUly 15-17 || parKer artists guild village art WalK, http://parkerartistsguild.com

JUly 16 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 7:30 p.m. Two avoriteRussians, Tchaikovskys Violin Concerto, Shostakovichs Symphony #5, RossenMilanov, conductor, Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge,(970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 16 || lets play boCCe publiC instruCtion, 10 a.m., Bocce Courts, DillonTown Park. Learn you all you need to know to start playing the un game obocce. Free. (970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

JUly 16 || old Fashioned iCe Cream soCial, noon to 4 p.m. Children o all agesare invited to Summit Historical Societys old ashioned ice cream social at theOld Dillon Schoolhouse and museum. Ice cream cones cost 5 each. Old DillonSchoolhouse Museum, 403 LaBonte, Dillon. (970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

JUly 16 || breCKenridge massive beer Festival, 1-6 p.m. Live music,delicious cra t brews and amazing views. Main Street Station, Breckenridge.Samantha Kaye: (970) 453-2234 ext. 16, breckenridgebeer estival.com

JUly 16-17 || Keystone halF marathon and 10K,www.keystoneresort.com

JUly 16, 30, AUg. 13 || Keystone Kidtopia KidsFest, 11 a.m. to3 p.m, Good old amily times. Enjoy gold panning, petting zoo, train rides,caricatures, ace painter, balloon artist, midway games, mascots, spin art,kids show, bounce houses and much, much more. Free. River Run Village.www.keystoneresort.com

JUly 16 || Wild FloWer WalK,9:30 a.m., Join local wildfower expert Pat Taylor and discover the beauty oalpine wildfowers. In the Dillon Nature Preserve upper trail. Meet at MarinaPark at and then ollow Tim (in your car) to the Tender oot Trailhead parking.(Bonnie Hamilton & Lucinda Burns) (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.comJUly 17 || dillon arts Festival, Artists rom around the country display theirbest in this juried art show. Downtown Dillon.(970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

JUly 19 || tuesday series: timeless and treasured, 7:30 p.m., FeaturesThree Bolcolm Rags or String Quartet and Mozarts Clarinet Quintet.Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge.(970) 453-9142,[email protected],www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

JUly 20 || Free ConCert at 10 a.m. at the Breckenridge Recreation Center.Then at night: National Repertory Orchestra Concert, 7:30 p.m., FallettaFavorites, Rimsky-Korsakov-Scheherazade, Barber - Violin Concerto, JoAnnFalletta, guest conductor, Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825,www.nromusic.com


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JUly 21 - 23 || mountain art gathering, A premiere art show with artistsassembled rom around the country and representing a variety o mediums.Local Summit High School students artwork will be eatured at this yearsgathering. Warren Station at Keystone River Run, Corinne Kelly, ckelly@summit oundation.org, www.summit oundation.org

JUly 21 || prohibition party, 6-9 p.m. the Bonnie Q BBQ Road House Room, 134 Lake Dillon Dr., Dillon.Come and enjoy a saloon o yesteryear. Enjoy ood, spirits with local historianSandie Mather. She will give a talk on Historic Saloons o Summit County. Forreservations call (970) 468-2207

JUly 21 || Free Chamber musiC, Brown Bag Lunch Series, 12:30 pm.,Breckenridge Theatre, 121 S. Ridge St., Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825,www.nromusic.com

JUly 21 || Festival orChestra grand opening ConCert. 7:30 p.m.Featuring Bernsteins Overture to Candide and Mendelssohns ItalianSymphony. Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge(970) 453-9142,[email protected],www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

JUly 22 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, topiloW pops, ANight o Broadway, selections rom avorite Broadway musicals, 6 p.m., CarlTopilow, conductor, Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 23-25 || Courage ClassiC, 22nd annual three-day; the course beginsand ends in Leadville, (720) 777-7499 www.couragetours.com

JUly 22-24 || mountain states Cup - Keystone Classic Mountain Bike Races,www.keystoneresort.com

JUly 23 || tenderFoot trail hiKe. 9:30 a.m., Join locals Mary & TimForsythe or a 2 mile hike along one o Summit Countys most scenic trails,the Tender oot Trail. Meet at Marina Park at 9:30 am and then ollow Tim (inyour car) to the Tender oot Trailhead parking. (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 23 || liszts piano ConCerto no. 1 and ravels piano ConCerto in g, plus Gershwins American in Paris, 7:30 p.m. Featuring Chu-Fang Huang:Van Cliburn nalist and Cleveland International Piano Competition 1st PrizeWinner. Riverwalk Center in downtown Breckenridge(970) 453-9142 ,

[email protected],www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

JUly 23 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 2 p.m., Hollywood HighCountry Tea, presented by Francis Ford Coppola Winery, Featuring a ashionshow with Jane Venable, alumni, conductor, The Daley Ranch, Silverthorne,(970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 24 || lets play boCCe publiC instruCtion, 1 p.m., Come join memberso the Summit Bocce Club and learn you all you need to know to start playingthe un game o bocce. Free. Bocce Courts, Dillon Town Park. (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 24 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 11 a.m., TchaikovskysGreatest Hits, including Swan Lake , Sergei Pavlov, conductor, BreckenridgeRiverwalk Center,(970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 30 || tenderFoot trail hiKe. 9:30 a.m., Join locals Mary & TimForsythe or a 2 mile hike along one o Summit Countys most scenic trails,the Tender oot Trail. Meet at Marina Park at 9:30 am and then ollow Tim (inyour car) to the Tender oot Trailhead parking. (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 25-29 || sCale the summit, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., a music camp or kids o all ages and abilities, open tostrings, woodwinds, piano, guitar and harp. The camp will teach studentsabout instrumental and ensemble playing, listening and leadership skillsunder the guidance o Chas Wetherbee, Keystone Resident and rst violin othe Carpe Diem String Quartet, Janet Harriman, (970) 468-0110,www.cdsq.org, www.scalethesummit.com

JUly 25-29 || guitars on the summit!, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Scale the Summitwill be accepting guitar students to work on technique, improvisation andsong writing skills with legendary olk/rock guitarist Willy Porter. (Morein ormation about Mr. Porter is available at www.willyporter.com),

371 E. LaBonte St., Dillonwww.scalethesummit.com

JUly 26-28 || 27th annual genuine Jazz & Wine, in the beauti ul backdropo Copper Mountain. Stars rom smooth jazz and usion to mainstream jazzdelight your senses. Sample some o the countrys best wines. Jazz artiststhis year include: Boney James, Jackiem Joyner, Stanley Jordan and more!www.GenuineJazz.com

JUly 26 || art in the limelight, the Lake Dillon Theatre Company and theCast o Characters at Arts Alive Gallery at 505 Main Street in Breckenridge

or a wonder ul night o ood, wine and art. Tickets are $40 ($35 i you are aCast o Character member). All admission proceeds plus 15% o art salesbene tthe Lake Dillon Theatre Company. For more in ormation, visit the Cast oCharacters Online.

JUly 26-27 || Finale, summit County library Childrens summer readingprogram: Je Kagan and his Rocky Mountain Music 11 a.m. July 26 (noWednesday program) South Branch Library, 504 Airport Rd., Breckenridge;July 27 10:30 a.m. North Branch Library, 651 Center Circle, Silverthorne; (noa ternoon program); 1 p.m. Main Library in Frisco, 37 Peak One Dr., Frisco (nomorning program), (970) 453-6098, [email protected]

JUly 26 || the Well-seasoned baroque. All concerts at 7:30 p.m.Featuring Vivaldis Four Seasons. Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge.(970) 453-9142, marcia@breckenridgemusic estival.com, http://www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

JUly 27 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 7:30 p.m., Real Genius:Beethoven and Brahms, Beethoven-Leonore Overture #3, Brahms-SymphonyNo. 1, Peter Oundjian, guest conductor, Peter Oundjian, guest conductor,Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge, (970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

JUly 28 || beethoven: inspiring. 7:30 p.m. Featuring Beethovens Symphony#7 introduced by Inspiring Beethoven by composer Kevin Puts. RiverwalkCenter, Breckenridge (970) 453-9142, [email protected],www.breckenridgemusicfestival.com

JUly 28 || dragon party and grand prize draWing, nal event o theSummit County Teen Summer Reading Program, 2-4:30 p.m. North BranchLibrary, 651 Center Circle, Silverthorne, (970) 468-5887, [email protected]

JUly 29-31 || 10th annual breCKenridge main street art Festival, 10a.m. to 6 p.m., North Main Street at Wellington, Breckenridge. Over 100artists rom around the country. (970) 547-9326, mountainart estivals.com

JUly 30 || Canine 4K, Frisco. Bring your dog and your walking shoes ora barking good time. The Canine 4K is great exercise and socialization oreveryone and gives owners a chance to donate to a good cause, the League

or Animals and People o the Summit (LAPS). There are running and walkingcategories, a silent auction, lots o pet vendors with goodies, and great prizes.(800) 424-1554 www.towno risco.com/events/canine-4k-2/

JUly 30 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 7:30 p.m., RiverwalkCenter, Breckenridge, In Sync National Repertory Orchestra andBreckenridge Music Festival in Concert, Shostakovich-Festive Overture,Khachaturian-Gayane Ballet Suite, Mahler-Symphony No. 2, Resurrection,Mvt. 1, Ravel-Daphnis et Chloe Suite #2, Carl Topilow, conductor, GerhardtZimmerman, Conductor, (970) 453-5825,www.nromusic.com

JUly 30 || hiKe ms & beneFit ConCert with the Freddy Jones Band

per orming a ree show at Burning Stones Plaza. Families may enjoy aleisurely 2-mile hike on the Green Route, while experienced hikers canchoose the more advanced 5-mile Blue Route or take the challenge andattempt the 10-mile Black Diamond Route, all part o the Copper trail system.www.NationalMSSociety.com

JUly 30, 31 || dillon open regatta. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets toin Dillon and watch as the shi ting winds o Lake Dillon challenge the mentaland physical skills o top sailors. Marina Park, Dillon Marina, Dillon. (970)262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

JUly 30 || in synC: the breCKenridge musiC Festival orChestra and thenational repertory orChestra in ConCert, 7:30 p.m., Riverwalk Center,Breckenridge. (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com


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AUgUst AUg. 1-6 || sCale the summit is a music camp or kids o all ages andabilities, open to strings, woodwinds, piano, guitar and harp. The camp willteach students about instrumental and ensemble playing, listening andleadership skills under the guidance o Chas Wetherbee, Keystone Residentand rst violin o the Carpe Diem String Quartet, Janet Harriman,

(970) 468-0110, www.cdsq.org AUg. 2 || a heavenly evening 7:30 p.m. Featuring Mahlers Kindertoten-Lieder and Schuberts Octet.,Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge. (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 3 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, 7:30 p.m., Beethoven,Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge, Carl Topilow, conductor, (970) 453-5825,www.nromusic.com

AUg. 4 || irving berlin: From rags to ritzes, 7:30 p.m., Breckenridge MusicFestival Orchestra and Vocal Soloists. Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge. (970)453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 5 || national repertory orChestra ConCert, out oF this WorldFinale Holst-The Planets 7:30 p.m., Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge, CarlTopilow, conductor,(970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

AUg. 5-7 || 15th annual bluegrass and beer Festival, Keystone, Down-home cooking, rothy favors and mountain music are just a piece o the pie.Folks gather while 30 microbreweries rom Colorado and beyond showcasetheir unique blends o hops and barleys. Live music. Kids Zone providesentertainment or the kids with infatables and wacky activities. Con rmed2011 music line-up includes Peter Rowan, Shannon Whitworth, Honey Dontand Steel Pennies. www.keystone estivals.com

AUg. 6 || Wine, Women and song, 7:30 p.m. Featuring the BreckenridgeMusic Festival Orchestra and Vocal Soloists in songs o Vienna andStrausss Wine, Women and Song Waltz, Riverwalk Center in downtownBreckenridge (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 6 || 10th annual ClassiC boat shoW, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., 25-35 vintageboats will be on display. The parade o boats begins at 2. Frisco MarinaDocks, Frisco, www.towno risco.com/events/classic-boat-show/

AUg. 6 || lets play boCCe publiC instruCtion, 10 a.m., Come joinmembers o the Summit Bocce Club and learn you all you need to know. Freeevent. Bocce Courts, Dillon Town Park. (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

AUg. 6 || Copper triangle biCyCle tour, The amous Copper Triangle haslong been considered one o Colorados classic alpine road rides. The 2011ride works in partnership with the Davis Phinney Foundation to raise unds

or Parkinsons disease research. www.coppertriangle.com

AUg. 6 || emergenCy preparedness What you need to KnoW in the highCountry 10 a.m. Join Summit County Emergency Manager Joel Cockran ora look at the threats we o ten overlook and how to be prepared in the event oan emergency. Joel will answer your questions and provide insights that weall should be thinking about each and every day. Marina Park Pavilion by theAmphitheatre in Dillon (970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

AUg. 7 || vettes on the roCKies 38th annual shoW and shine event, 9a.m. to 1 p.m. More than 600 Corvettes on Main Street., towno risco.com/events/vettes-on-the-rockies/, (800) 424-1554

AUg. 9 || tuesday series: an evening With robin sutherland, 7:30 p.m.Featuring Five Debussy Preludes and the Brahms Piano Trio #1 RiverwalkCenter, Breckenridge. (970) 453-9142, www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 6 || hiKe n lunCh, please call or time, Bonnie Q BBQ Catering Co.Roadhouse Room 134 Lake Dillon Dr., Dillon. This is your chance to hike witha local historian at various destinations in Summit County. Lunch ollows.$25. (970) 468-2207.

AUg. 10 || Cabaret ConCert, 7:30 p.m. Featuring the Festival Vocalists withMichael Linville. Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 11 || blue river series: leo KottKe, 7:30 p.m., Riverwalk Center,Breckenridge. (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 12-13 || dillon bbq at the summit, Join the estivities as BBQ mastersrom across the U.S. vie or top honors in this Kansas City BBQ event. Dillon.

888-499-4499, bbqatthesummit.com or details.

AUg. 12 || all in the Family ConCert, 7:30 p.m. at theFeaturing Mussorgskys Night on Bald Mountain and Lemony SnicketsThe Composer Is Dead, Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge. (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 12-13 || Colorado Cigar & breW Festival, In conjunction withGuitarTown, this new estival eatures samples o cigars and local brews,showcasing local merchants o ering li estyle products and servicesappealing to all attendees.www.coloradocigarandbrew est.com

AUg. 12-14 || guitartoWn. The worlds best guitarists come togethereaturing ree guitar workshops, ree live music, Guitar Hero contests and

kids music activities.www.copperguitartown.com

AUg. 13 || nature preserve hiKe, 9:45 a.m. Join local Susan Juergensmeir or an easy paced hike through theDillon Nature Preserve. Meet at the Nature Preserve parking area across

rom the Dillon Cemetery o o Highway 6 (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

AUg. 13 || pianist robin sutherland in mozarts piano ConCerto inC, plus rimsKy-KorsaKovs CapriCCio espagnol, 7:30 p.m., RiverwalkCenter, Breckenridge. (970) 453-9142, www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 13, 14 || art on main street to the roCKies, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., on MainStreet, rom 3rd Ave to 6th Ave. You will be able to view art rom 120 o the

nest artists in the country. Frisco, (800) 424-1554 www.towno risco.com/events/art-on-main-street-to-the-rockies/

AUg. 13, 14 || FrisCo Wine tasting and dessert Competition to bene t theNational Repertory Orchestra, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Frisco Main St.,(970) 453-5825, www.nromusic.com

AUg. 14 || high Country hiKe For hospiCe, 8 a.m. to noon. Bring your amily,riends and dog to the second annual High Country Hike or Hospice. Enjoy a

refective 3-mile hike lined with inspirational & thought provoking quotes in ascenic mountain setting. $25. Frisco Nordic Center.www.bristlecone oundation.org

AUg. 15 || breCKenridge musiC Festi vals speCial event: Keystone Brass;the brass players o the Breckenridge Music Festival blow their horns inKeystone at this dinner event (970) 453-9142.www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 16 || dressed to the eights, 7:30 p.m. at the. Octets by Stravinskyand Beethoven, plus Mendelssohns Octet or Strings. Riverwalk Center,Breckenridge, (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 16 || FiFth annual summer gala musiC oF broadWay oh What anight, an evening o tunes rom the best shows that have ever hit theGreat White Way. Join ,Warren Station at Keystone in River Run VillageTickets $50. (970) 513-9386

lakedillontheatre.org AUg. 19-21 || Warrior dash roCKies, Its a mud-crawling, re-leaping,extreme run. Participants will conquer extreme obstacles and celebratetheir eat with music, beer, warrior helmets and muddy shorts. The livemusic includes RockSkool, Hells Belles, as well as Hot For Teacher, a VanHalen tribute band comprised o middle school teachers.www.warriordash.com

AUg. 20 || Finale shoWCase. Riverwalk Center in downtown Breckenridge.7:30 p.m. Featuring the artists o the estival orchestra as soloists, plusLiszts Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1. (970) 453-9142,www.breckenridgemusic estival.com

AUg. 20 || summit boCCe Club invitational tournament, Dillon Town ParkBocce Courts. Join a team and try your skill at bocce in the Summit BocceClubs Invitational Tournament. (970) 468-2403,www.towno dillon.com


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AUg. 20 || CirCle the summit. Circle beauti ul Lake Dillon on paved bikepaths and roads that take you through some o our nations most spectacularbiking country. Start and nish on Main Street in Frisco, A terwards, listen tothe music o Music on Main, a street concert. Your entry ee or Circle theSummit provides support, improvements, and maintenance or the 65 miles oSummit Countys paved recreation path system.(800) 424-1554, www.towno risco.com/events/circle-the-summit/

AUg. 20 || tenderFoot trail hiKe, 9:30 a.m., Join locals (Jan Wiswell) or a2 mile hike along one o Summit Countys most scenic trails, the Tender ootTrail. Meet at Marina Park at 9:30 am and then ollow Jan (in your car) to theTender oot Trailhead parking. (970) 390-5754

AUg. 20, 21 || Keystone blues Festival and art shoW, Savvy Blues stretchesits acoustic roots through the Rocky Mountains. A classic art show, tastydishes, ice cold brews and an array o wines trim the plaza while veteranguitarists with a knack or mixing unky rhythms, sultry measures and wickedchord patterns ront our stellar event. Free amily KidZone that includes,bounce houses, kids cra ts and kids entertainment. www.keystone estivals.com

AUg. 21 || Family Fun Fest in FrisCo, an event or the whole amily to enjoy,10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Peninsula Recreation Area, Frisco. (800) 424-1554, www.towno risco.com/events/ ree- amily- un- est/

AUg. 27 || quiznos pro Challenge stage 5 Finish, Breckenridge will host thestage ve nish o the inaugural Quiznos Pro Challenge, a demanding seven-day road biking race that will attract many o the top cyclists in the world.Rachel Zerowin (970) 453-5064 or gobreck.com/events/town-events/quiznos-pro-challenge

AUg. 27 || smallest Foot print, largest impaCt, 10 a.m. Naturalist SarahSlaton will discuss what kind o impact the mountain pine beetle is leaving onSummit County and how it could potentially change the landscape o this area.Presented by the Friends o the Dillon Ranger District.(970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

septembersept. 2 || snaKe river Community ConCert, Warren Station Center or theArts, www.warrenstation.com

sept. 2-4 || dillon CraFt Fair,The Alliance or Historical Preservation hosts the 1st Annual Dillon Cra t Fair.65+ cra ters rom all over Colorado will showcase Colorados nest cottageindustry cra ts in this zero-waste event. Downtown Dillon. (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

sept. 2-4 || Copper Country, A ree Labor Day estival tradition, CopperCountry celebrates the best o the American spirit with incredible live music,an arts estival, kids cra ts,the Copper Kids Corral, mechanical bull rides, a petting zoo and pony rides.The ree live music includes Holy Ghost Tent Revival, The Long Players, TimOBrien, Win elds Locket, Great American Taxi, Jimmie Vaughan,Ricky Skaggs & Kentucky Thunder, North Mississippi Allstars, TajMahal, andmany others.www.coppercountry est.com

sept. 3 || the summit Foundation great rubber duCK raCes, 11 a.m. TheGreat Rubber Duck Races will sweep thousands o little yellow ducks down theBlue River to the Riverwalk Center, Breckenridge Riverwalk Center Contact:Corinne Kelly,ckelly@summit oundation.org,www.summit oundation.org

sept. 3-5 || 36th annual gathering at the great divide art Festival, 10a.m. to 6 p.m., Main Street at Wellington, Breckenridge. Over 120 artists will be

eatured. Youll have the opportunity to meet the artists, learn the sources otheir inspiration, ask questions about techniques, commission a speci c piece,and purchase existing ne works o art. (970) 547-9326,mountainart estivals.com

sept. 4 || John adams & Fr iends Fan appreCiation ConCert, 1 p.m. Back ora third year, John Adams and Friends delight the crowd with the stories andsongs o John Denver. Bring your picnics, riends and amily or this popularannual a ternoon event. Dillon Amphitheatre.(970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

sept. 4 || breCK Crest mountain marathon, Bene ting The SummitFoundation, 5 mile, hal marathon and marathon trail runs. The BreckCrest is known or its rugged nature, elevation gain and incredible scenery.Breckenridge. Contact: CorinneKelly, 970.453.5970,ckelly@summit oundation.org,www.summit oundation.org

sept. 4 || a taste oF Keystone,www.keystoneresort.com

sept. 5 || John adams & Fr iends Fan appreCiation ConCert, 1 p.m. JohnAdams and Friends delight the crowd with the stories and songs o JohnDenver. Bring your picnics, riends and amily or this popular annuala ternoon event. Dillon Amphitheatre, Dillon, (970) 262-3400,www.towno dillon.com

sept. 5 || marina mutt Contest, Registration starts at noon, show at2 p.m. Dog lovers unite in an a ternoon o un as dog owners show o theircompanions and compete or prizes. All proceeds bene t League o Animaland People o the Summit. Free, amily, riendly. Dillon Marina.(970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

sept. 11 || 3rd annual beetleFest, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., a ull day o activitiesrom The DLM Timberworks Lumberjack show and live entertainment by

White Water Ramble, to a bug petting zoo, 4K beetle stomp, and bug slug.In ormational and artist booths. Event bene ts the Friends o the Dillon RangerDistrict. Main St., (800) 424-1554, Dillon.www.towno risco.com/events/beetle est/

sept. 9-11 || summit Countys Fall For the arts Celebration, During therst annual, county-wide arts celebration, enjoy a weekend o

music, ne art, theater, dance, childrens activities and Summit Countyslegendary all colors.www.arts orthesummit.net

sept. 17, 18, And 24, 25 || summit County parade oF homes, 10 a.m. to 5p.m., Tour amazing Summit County homes over two weekends. A minimalentry ee bene ts The Summit Foundation. Throughout Summit County,Contact: Corinne Kelly,ckelly@summit oundation.org,www.summit oundation.org

sept. 22 || toWn oF dillon Forum, 6 p.m. Find out whats happening in the Town o Dillon at this annual event.Light re reshments served. Dillon Town Hall, Dillon, (970) 262-3400, www.towno dillon.com

sept. 22 || harvest dinner (date subject to change) Supporting High CountryConservation Centers (HC3) sustainable and local ood initiatives, Vinnyshosts an annual dinner eaturing local oods. All proceeds go to HC3. VinnysRestaurant 310 Main., (970) 668-5703, [email protected]


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