30 W E S T W O R D W e s t w o r d U n w r a p p e d 2 0 2 5 - 2 6 westword.com more festive fun. Saturday, December 13, 1-4 p.m., free. The Exchange at Boulevard One, 63 Quebec Street, exchangeboulevardone.com. December 13: Winter Art Market: Browse the exhibits within BMoCA and shop from an array of artisan vendors gathered in its heated event space. Saturday, December 13, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., free or pay from your heart. Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, 1750 13th Street, Boulder, bmoca.org. December 13-14 and 20-21: Dairy Block Mis- tletoe Market: The microdistrict’s heated alleyway will host more than forty local vendors offering small- batch ceramics, handmade jewelry, wood art pieces, artisan chocolates and more. Saturdays, December 13 and 20, and Sundays, December 14 and 21, noon-7 p.m., free. Dairy Block, 1800 Wazee Street, dairyblock.com. December 14: Boulder Holiday Gift Festival: A festive community event featuring more than a hundred vendors, plus food and live performances. Sunday, December 14, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., free. Boulder YMCA, 2850 Mapleton Avenue, Boulder, coloradoev- ents.org. December 14: Clayton Hotel Holiday Bazaar: This lively marketplace will showcase a hand- picked collection of apparel, accessories, fi ne art and artisanal treats from local vendors. Sunday, December 14, noon-5 p.m., free. 233 Clayton Street, claytondenver.com. December 20-21: Last Chance Gift Fest: Purchase gifts from more than 170 vendors during the state’s largest last-minute shopping extrava- ganza. Saturday, December 20, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday, December 21, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., free. Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Longmont, coloradoevents.org. M O U N T A I N S Aspen: December 6: Summit for Life at Aspen Mountain; December 7: Tree Lighting Celebration at the Little Nell; December 11-14: Wintersköl; January 7-10: Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Buttermilk Mountain; January 11-18: Aspen Gay Ski Week; January 23-25: X Games Aspen at Buttermilk Mountain; February 27-28: Snow League at Buttermilk Mountain; March 10-14: Aspen Laugh Festival, aspensnowmass.com. Beaver Creek: November 28: Tree Lighting and Ice Spectacular; November 28-29: Beaver Creek Holiday Market; December 4-7: Stifel Birds of Prey; December 31: New Year’s Eve Ski Down and Fireworks; January 16-17: The Alpine Table; February 21-22: Talons Challenge, beavercreek.com. Breckenridge: December 6: Lighting of Breckenridge and Race of the Santas; December 18-20: Ullr Fest; December 19-21: Rockstar Energy Open; January 24: Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center Takeover; January 24-February 3: International Snow Sculpture Championships, gobreck.com. Crested Butte: December 20: Santa Ski Day; December 31: New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade and Fireworks; February 2: World Tutu Day, skicb.com. Durango: November 21-January 3: Durango and Silver- ton Narrow Gauge Railroad The Polar Express Train; January 23-February 1: Snowdown, durango.org. Estes Park: November 28: Catch the Glow Parade; November 29: Estes Park Holiday Wine and Craft Festival; December 12-14: Sleigh the Games; January 23-25: Estes Park Skijor; January 16-18: First Peoples Festival; February 7: Wine and Chocolate Festival; March 7: Whiskey Warm Up, visitestespark.com. Frisco: November 27: Turkey Day 5K; November 27-30: Stifel Copper Cup at Copper Mountain; November 29-December 7: Wassail Days; December 17-20: Toyota U.S. Grand Prix at Copper Mountain; Decem- ber 24: Holiday Celebration at Copper Mountain; December 31: New Year’s Eve at Copper Mountain; February 20-22: Subaru Winterfest at Copper Moun- tain, townoffrisco.com. Glenwood Springs: November 22-January 4: Winter on the Mountain at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park; November 28: Hotel Colorado Lighting Cere- mony; December 7 and 14: Hotel Colorado Christmas High Tea, visitglenwood.com. Grand Lake: November 28: Tree Lighting Ceremony; December 31: New Year’s Eve Fireworks; January 23-25: Three Lakes Ice Fishing Contest; January 31 and February 1: Pond Hockey Classic; February 8: Winter Carnival; February 20-21: Ice Addiction Fishing Tournament, gograndlake.com. Keystone: November 29: Winter Carnival and the Lighting of River Run; December 13: Goods in the Woods holiday market; December 19-20: Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) 50th anniversary celebration; December 31: New Year’s Eve Fireworks and Torchlight Parade; February 7-8: Keystone Military Winter Games; February 28- March 8: National Brotherhood of Snow- sports (NBS) Summit, keystoneresort.com. Leadville: Now through January 3: Leadville Railroad Holiday Express Train; December 5: Taste of Leadville and Main Street’s Parade of Lights; December 12-14: Freight Holiday Market; December 13: Twinter; January 23-25: Fat Bike Worlds; February 27: 10th Mountain Day at Ski Cooper; March 7-8: Leadville Ski Joring and Crystal Carnival Weekend, leadvilletwinlakes.com. Ouray: December 6: Yule Day; January 22-25: Ouray Ice Festival, visitouray.com. Steamboat Springs: December 11-13: Visa Big Air Event; December 20: Holiday Drone Show and Skate Party; December 21: Hanukkah Lighting at Steamboat Resort; December 31: New Year’s Eve Light Up Snow Cat Parade and Dress to Impress Masquerade Party; January 5-10: MusicFest; January 19: Bud Light Cowboy Downhill; January 31: Ski Town USA Olympian Celebration; February 3-8: Steamboat Winter Carnival; February 6-10: Para Snowboard World Cup; February 27-March 1: WinterWonder- Grass, steamboat.com. Telluride: December 5-7: Telluride Arts Holiday Bazaar; December 10: Noel Night; December 13-14: Mountain Village Holiday Prelude; December 24: Christmas Eve Torchlight Parade; December 31: New Year’s Eve Torchlight Parade and Fireworks; February 12-15: Telluride Comedy Festival; February 26-28: TAB Fashion Show; February 28-March 7: Telluride Gay Ski Week, telluride.com. Vail: November 29: Lionshead Tree Lighting; December 11-14: Vail Kris Kringle Market; December 14: Ugly Sweater Fun Run; December 31: Torchlight Parade and Fireworks; February 28-March 1: Vail Legacy Weekend, discovervail.com.
