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Before Robert Martin began booking exhibitions branded as a queer artist, they were a kid wandering the woods of rural Wisconsin and identifying different species of trees with their father. Growing up in a town...

Dear Eartha, What is a circular economy? Are there any local examples? Great question, as this is a term that I hope we all hear more about in the future. Factors such as climate change,...

All four ski areas in Summit County are throwing their own New Year’s Eve bash this year. Whether you are looking for a night out with friend, or something for your family with young kids,...

Breck Create is unveiling two new art exhibitions at Old Masonic Hall: “Coloradans and Our Shared Environment in Times of Challenge” and Change and “Locals Live, Work, Create.” Together, these exhibitions address social and environmental equity plus the...

Among this weekend's offerings, Black Cube will debut an avant-garde artist's film, street artists converge at Rising Gallery, a holiday party and art show, and so much more.

As Breckenridge looks to finalize its social equity blueprint, intended to make the town more accessible for all, it’s looking for input from the community. Behind the effort is the Social Equity Advisory Commission, composed...

The Breck Film Festival will host its 43rd annual event  Sept. 21-24. This will be a weekend full of independent films, diverse voices and festive social gatherings. Over 80 films will be featured, including world...

Summit County has more than its fair share of activities going on Labor Day weekend. From going to the market for an art show or entering dogs into an ice cream eating competition, there’s something...

Breck Create will be hosting The Sweet Lillies at the Riverwalk Center in December and tickets will be on sale shortly. Tickets general admission and on sale to the public starting Friday, Sept. 1, at...

Since 1993, it has sat next to the Blue River, right in the middle of town. Over those 30 years, world-class musicians, rock ‘n’ roll bands, wedding parties, nonprofits, politicians, filmmakers, community members and visitors...