Steamboat Aug 30-Sept 5
By Brian | August 28, 2008
Saturday 8/30
“Come Sale Away” Downtown Sidewalk Sale – Register inside the stores to win cash prizes at any of the participating downtown merchants. Drawing will be held Tuesday, September 2nd. Save hundreds of dollars at the end-of-the-season merchandise, sporting goods, home décor and much more!
9:00am – 6:00pm
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
4th Annual Wild West Air Fest – The 4th Annual, Wild West Air Fest, takes off Labor Day Weekend with the entertainment in the air, on the mountain, and all over town. This is a celebration for the whole family featuring vintage and warbird airplanes, remote controlled aircraft, hang gliders, para-gliders, airplane rides, displays and classic cars at Bob Adams Field. Admission is required and wristbands can be purchased at the airport or Steamboat Visitors center. Adults $5.00/ Children (6-12) $3.00/ 5 and Under free - Wristbands are valid for the entire weekend.
2008 Stock Dog Challenge – Sheep Dog Trial – Experience the thrill of watching the smartest dogs in the world show off their skills at the 5th Annual, Steamboat Stock Dog Challenge. Showcasing some of the top border collies in the country, this is a sheepdog field where handlers, using only their voice and whistles, direct their dogs to guide sheep through obstacles in a field. You will be amazed by the incredible teamwork between handlers and their dogs, even when they are hundreds of yards apart. A BBQ lunch is available at the field.
Stanko Ranch (3 1/2 miles from the Bud Werner Library)
8:00am- 5:00pm
Sunday 8/31
“Come Sale Away” Downtown Sidewalk Sale – Register inside the stores to win cash prizes at any of the participating downtown merchants. Drawing will be held Tuesday, September 2nd. Save hundreds of dollars at the end-of-the-season merchandise, sporting goods, home décor and much more!
9:00am – 6:00pm
4th Annual Wild West Air Fest – The 4th Annual, Wild West Air Fest, takes off Labor Day Weekend with the entertainment in the air, on the mountain, and all over town. This is a celebration for the whole family featuring vintage and warbird airplanes, remote controlled aircraft, hang gliders, para-gliders, airplane rides, displays and classic cars at Bob Adams Field. Admission is required and wristbands can be purchased at the airport or Steamboat Visitors center. Adults $5.00/ Children (6-12) $3.00/ 5 and Under free - Wristbands are valid for the entire weekend.
2008 Stock Dog Challenge – Sheep Dog Trial – Experience the thrill of watching the smartest dogs in the world show off their skills at the 5th Annual, Steamboat Stock Dog Challenge. Showcasing some of the top border collies in the country, this is a sheepdog field where handlers, using only their voice and whistles, direct their dogs to guide sheep through obstacles in a field. You will be amazed by the incredible teamwork between handlers and their dogs, even when they are hundreds of yards apart. A BBQ lunch is available at the field.
Stanko Ranch (3 1/2 miles from the Bud Werner Library)
8:00am- 5:00pm
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
Rocky Mountain Bull Bash – Professional Bull Riding returns to Steamboat Springs for the 3rd consecutive year. Come watch as 45 top bull riders in the PBR compete against top PBR bulls, including Mike Lee, and reigning champion Dustin Elliot!
General Admission $20.00/Reserved $25.00/Arena Floor $30.00
Romick Arena – Gates open at 3:00pm – Dirt Flies at 5:00pm
Monday 9/01
Happy Labor Day!
“Come Sale Away” Downtown Sidewalk Sale – Register inside the stores to win cash prizes at any of the participating downtown merchants. Drawing will be held Tuesday, September 2nd. Save hundreds of dollars at the end-of-the-season merchandise, sporting goods, home décor and much more!
9:00am – 6:00pm
4th Annual Wild West Air Fest – The 4th Annual, Wild West Air Fest, takes off Labor Day Weekend with the entertainment in the air, on the mountain, and all over town. This is a celebration for the whole family featuring vintage and warbird airplanes, remote controlled aircraft, hang gliders, para-gliders, airplane rides, displays and classic cars at Bob Adams Field. Admission is required and wristbands can be purchased at the airport or Steamboat Visitors center. Adults $5.00/ Children (6-12) $3.00/ 5 and Under free - Wristbands are valid for the entire weekend
2008 Stock Dog Challenge – Sheep Dog Trial – Experience the thrill of watching the smartest dogs in the world show off their skills at the 5th Annual, Steamboat Stock Dog Challenge. Showcasing some of the top border collies in the country, this is a sheepdog field where handlers, using only their voice and whistles, direct their dogs to guide sheep through obstacles in a field. You will be amazed by the incredible teamwork between handlers and their dogs, even when they are hundreds of yards apart. A BBQ lunch is available at the field.
Stanko Ranch (31/2 miles from the Bud Werner Library)
8:00am- 5:00pm
Open Mike Night – Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Wednesday 9/3
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Duplicate Bridge – Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested; call Elaine at 879-1994.
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 9/4
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm – Free
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 9/5
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon –
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Steamboat August 23-30
By Brian | August 28, 2008
Saturday 8/23
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included
Sunday 8/24
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
Monday 8/25
Open Mike Night – Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Wednesday 8/27
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge – Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested; call Elaine at 879-1994.
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 8/28
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm – Free
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 8/29
“Come Sale Away” Downtown Sidewalk Sale – Register inside the stores to win cash prizes at any of the participating downtown merchants. Drawing will be held Tuesday, September 2nd. Save hundreds of dollars at the end-of-the-season merchandise, sporting goods, home décor and much more!
9:00am – 6:00pm
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon –
Saturday 8/30
“Come Sale Away” Downtown Sidewalk Sale – Register inside the stores to win cash prizes at any of the participating downtown merchants. Drawing will be held Tuesday, September 2nd. Save hundreds of dollars at the end-of-the-season merchandise, sporting goods, home décor and much more!
9:00am – 6:00pm
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
4th Annual Wild West Air Fest – The 4th Annual, Wild West Air Fest, takes off Labor Day Weekend with the entertainment in the air, on the mountain, and all over town. This is a celebration for the whole family featuring vintage and warbird airplanes, remote controlled aircraft, hang gliders, para-gliders, airplane rides, displays and classic cars at Bob Adams Field. Admission is required and wristbands can be purchased at the airport or Steamboat Visitors center. Adults $5.00/ Children (6-12) $3.00/ 5 and Under free - Wristbands are valid for the entire weekend.
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
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Steamboat August 16-23
By Brian | August 11, 2008
Saturday 8/16
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
94th Annul Routt County Fair – The Routt County Fair has something for everyone! Inflatable rides, stilt walking clinics, clowns, livestock, food and crafts competitions, ranch rodeo, a concert, barn dancing, a demolition derby and much more! On the 16th, check out the Barn Dance featuring live music by Redline.
A complete schedule of events is available at the Concierge desk.
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included
Free Concert Series – Kenny Wayne Shepard - Come down to Howelsen Hill amphitheater for a free night of live music. There will be food vendors, kids activities, and beer sales at the concert. No alcohol or dogs can be brought into the concert. - Howelsen Hill - 5:00pm
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Sunday 8/17
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
La Taviata by G Verdi – The opera that Julia Robert’s character in Pretty Woman fell in love with! The Emerald City Opera’s main stage production features singers from the Metropolitan Opera and highlights the tragic love story of the courtesan Violetta, and her love, society-playboy Alfredo.
Steamboat High School Auditorium – 3:00pm - $19.00-$69.00
Monday 8/18
Open Mike Night – Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 8/19
Yampatykes - 4 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am -10:00am
Youth Concert – “We’re not Clowns”– Don’t miss this special presentation by Steamboat’s award-winning jugglers, with a special musical twist. Always amazing in their juggling mastery, the troupe will be accompanied by some of Steamboat’s finest musicians.
String Music Pavilion – 11:00am - $10.00 adults/$1.00 children
Strings –Different Tempo Concert – Avett Brothers – Winner of “Best New group” at the 2007 Americana Music Awards, this trio has been electrifying audiences. Their music is acoustic, bluegrass, and country, mixed with pop melodies, folk, rock ‘n’ roll and ragtime.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm - $35.00 – Open Seating
Wednesday 8/20
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge – Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested; call Elaine at 879-1994.
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 8/21
Yampatykes - 5 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm – Free
Music on the Green – Ragweed – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Classic Car Cruise – Steamboat has garages full of classic and restored vehicles. The cruise begins at the Stockbridge Transit Center at 6:00-ish, and arrive at the downtown Courthouse 7:00-ish for viewing.
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 8/22
Yampatykes - 6 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon –
Strings in the Mountains – Different Tempo – Golden Dragon Acrobats – The Golden Dragon Acrobats represent the best of the time-honored tradition of Chinese acrobats. With performers direct from Hebei, China, this Cirque du Soleil-type show id full of amazing feats.
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $35.00 – Open Seating
Saturday 8/23
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
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Steamboat August 9-16
By Brian | August 11, 2008
Saturday 8/9
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included
Finals of the Triple Crown World Series – The Triple Crown World Series is one of the nation’s premier youth baseball events. This year’s tournament will feature 375 teams from over 26 states and include TV syndication to over 35 million households. August 4- August 9th
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Beethoven! Classical Finale - Featuring the Strings’ Orchestra and soloists. Conductor Andres Cardenes
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $50.00
Sunday 8/10
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
Monday 8/11
Annual Opera Encounter – Audience interaction is required for the Opera Encounter, a moderated discussion with the main stage stars of La Traviata. The event will be held on the lawn of the Cottonwood Grill. The event is free, but appetizers and drinks will be available for purchase.
Cottonwood Grill – 2:00pm
Open Mike Night – Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 8/12
Yampatykes - 4 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am -10:00am
Youth Concert –“Pan Africa” – Journey to Africa and catch the beat of Pan Africa, a nine-piece drum and dance ensemble, featuring renowned African master drummers and dancers.
String Music Pavilion – 11:00am - $10.00 adults/$1.00 children
Strings –Different Tempo Concert –It’s always a party with this New Orleans quintet. Their music is a living encapsulation of American music, stirring together meaty grooves and a soulful R&B swagger, combined with a rock and roll attitude and folksy social consciousness.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm - $35.00 – Open Seating
Wednesday 8/13
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Lulie Crawford’s Wildflower and Watercolor Program for Kids – Lulie Crawford’s character will talk about local pioneer life, growing up in Steamboat Springs, and her wildflower watercolor paintings. Kids will paint or sketch their own wildflower work.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – noon and 5:30pm – Admission is free – Registration is required.
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge – Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested; call Elaine at 879-1994.
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 8/14
94th Annul Routt County Fair – The Routt County Fair has something for everyone! Inflatable Rides, Stilt Walking Clinics, Clowns, livestock, food and crafts competitions, Ranch Rodeo, Concert, Barn Dance, Demolition Derby and much more! On the 14th, the Bellamy Brothers perform at 8:00pm.
A complete schedule of events is available at the Concierge desk.
Yampatykes - 5 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm – Free
Music on the Green – Sundog Trio – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 8/15
94th Annul Routt County Fair – The Routt County Fair has something for everyone! Inflatable Rides, Stilt Walking Clinics, Clowns, livestock, food and crafts competitions, Ranch Rodeo, Concert, Barn Dance, Demolition Derby and much more! Today all inflatable rides free until 5pm. On the 15th, the Demolition Derby occurs.
A complete schedule of events is available at the Concierge desk.
Yampatykes - 6 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon –
Free Concert Series – Kenny Wayne Shepard - Come down to Howelsen Hill amphitheater for a free night of live music. There will be food vendors, kids activities, and beer sales at the concert. No alcohol or dogs can be brought into the concert. - Howelsen Hill - 5:00pm
Emerald City Opera –presents La Traviata, the opera that Julia Robert’s character in Pretty Woman fell in love with! Opera’s main stage production features singers from the Metropolitan Opera and highlights the tragic love story of the courtesan Violetta and her love, society-playboy Alfredo.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Strings in the Mountains – Different Tempo - Asleep at the Wheel – back once again, nine-time Grammy winner Ray Benson and his gang return for their traditional end of the season concert and dance party. This night is always a stompin’ good time.
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $35.00 – Open Seating
Saturday 8/16
94th Annul Routt County Fair – The Routt County Fair has something for everyone! Inflatable Rides, Stilt Walking Clinics, Clowns, livestock, food and crafts competitions, Ranch Rodeo, Concert, Barn Dance, Demolition Derby and much more! On the 16th, check out the Barn Dance featuring live music by Redline.
A complete schedule of events is available at the Concierge desk.
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.50 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
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Strings in the Mountains & Pro Rodeo
By Brian | July 11, 2008
Saturday 7/19
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Windy Ridge Archaeology Hike – An U.S. Forest Service archaeologist will lead a hike to Windy Ridge, located near Rabbit Ears Pass. The Windy Ridge Quarry dates back at least 8,000 years. This is a five mile round-trip
hike that will include views of Rabbit Ears and east to the Front Range. Participants must be 12 years or older.
Meet at Yampatika – 8:00am –3:30pm - $40.00
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included
High Country Kitchen and Garden Tour – Steamboat’s most popular summer home tour, organized by the Guild of Strings Music festival, will feature eight stunning high country kitchens and gardens. * Take advantage of the “VIP Tour” with a Master Gardner and leave the driving to them*
Strings Music Festival - $25.00 pre-sale/$30.00 door/$50.00 VIP
Decadent Desserts – Decadent Desserts is an annual fundraiser for Advocates Against Battering & Abuse where local restaurants donate their most decadent dessert for all of the participants to sample. Enjoy all of delectable desserts you care to eat, drinks, and hors d’oeuvers while being entertained by live music in the idyllic setting of marabou’s River House Lodge.
Maribou Ranch – 6:00pm – 8:30pm -$40.00
“Classical Concert – An Evening with Chu-Fang Huang – Featuring selections from Haydn, Ravel, and Brahms.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $40.00 adult/$5.00 juniors
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Sunday 7/20
Steamboat Car Club’s Car Show – Yampa Street, between 6 and 8th Streets will be the showroom for Steamboat’s plethora of restored and collector vehicles. Wander amoung these beautiful machines and talk to the owners.
Downtown – noon – 4:00pm
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
Monday 7/21
Open Mike Night –Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 7/22
Yampatykes - 4 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am -10:00am
Youth Concert – Buckets and Tap Shoes – The Ausland Brothers return with their company of musicians, percussionists and hoofers. It’s a unique journey through rhythm, music, and tap dance, with five-gallon paint buckets, metal cans, found objects, tap shoes, and traditional instruments.
Strings Music Pavilion – 11:00am & 5:30pm - $10.00 adults/$1.00 children
Wednesday 7/23
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge – Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested, call Elaine at 879-1994.
Classical Concert –Sponsor’s Concert – A special thank you to the donors of the festival featuring classical artists including the Formosa Quartet.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $25.00 adult/$5.00 juniors – Open Seating -
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 7/24
Yampatykes - 5 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm – Free
Heritage Ranch Tour – You are invited to participate in a unique behind the scenes tour, of private ranches in Northwest Colorado. Learn about the rich ranching heritage of Routt County and its residents with hands on experiences while enjoying the comfort of a motor coach excursion. Knowledgeable guides from the Community Agriculture Alliance and Routt County Extension will accompany the group to provide a historical perspective on how the ranching legacy has evolved and changes over the years. Meet at the rodeo grounds. Transportation provided to the ranch sites.
1:00pm – 4:00pm - $50.00 adult/ $10.00 child (7-12)/ Free (6-under)
Music on the Green - Lyrica Quartet – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 7/25
Yampatykes - 6 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon –
Free Summer Concert Series – Lez Zeplin –
The Steamboat Springs Free Summer Concert Series is a Steamboat summer tradition with five concerts throughout the summer. The show starts at 5:00pm with an opening band with the main act to follow. There will be food vendors, kid’s activities, and beer sales at the concert. No alcohol or dogs are allowed into the concert area.
Howelsen Hill – 5:00pm –
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Perry-Mansfield High School/College Student Evening of Dance – The students will be performing “Nickel and Dimed” by Joan Holden
Main Theater - $15.00 – 8:00pm
Strings in the Mountains – Different Tempo – Ruthie Foster Band – One of the acoustic music world’s brightest new stars, Ruthie’s soulful vocals mix contemporary folk, old school gospel and R&B. Her voice is reminiscent of Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin, and a young Tina Turner
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $32.00
Saturday 7/26
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.50 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
“Classical Concert – A night in Vienna – Featuring selections from Schubert, Mozart, and Brahms.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $30.00 adult/$5.00 juniors
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Balloon Rodeo & Art in the Park
By Brian | July 11, 2008
Saturday 7/12
28th Annual Hot Air Balloon Rodeo – Steamboat’s most colorful weekend, a festival of vibrant colors and art is one of the most anticipated weekends of the summer. The 2008 event is at last year’s location – approximately a mile south of Walton Creek Road on Highway 40. There will be no PUBLIC PARKING. Transportation will be available with the Christie Club shuttles only. Please sign up in advance at the front desk for transportation to the event.
7:00am – 10:00am
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
34th Annual Art in the Park – Located at the west-end of downtown in Lincoln Park, this is Steamboat’s biggest arts and crafts festival. Food concessions and entertainment are available throughout the day as well.
9:00am – 5:00pm
Local Geology walk with Newell Campbell – Join Newell for a hike exploring local geology and learn more about how the Yampa Valley was formed. Steamboat is so much more interesting when you can look around and recognize how it came to be.
Meet at Yampatika – 9:00am –2:00pm - $40.00
34th Annual Cowpie Classic –Steamboat’s annual rugby tournament with teams from across the nation competing for the coveted prize.
All Day - Fields across from the tennis bubble
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included
Classical Concert - An Evening with the Takacs Qartet – Featuring selections from Beethoven and Schubert.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $40.00 adult/$5.00 juniors
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Sunday 7/13
28th Annual Hot Air Balloon Rodeo – Steamboat’s most colorful weekend, a festival of vibrant colors and art is one of the most anticipated weekends of the summer. The 2008 event is at last year’s location – approximately a mile south of Walton Creek Road on Highway 40. There will be no PUBLIC PARKING. Transportation will be available with the Christie Club shuttles only. Please sign up in advance at the front desk for transportation to the event.
7:00am – 10:00am
34th Annual Art in the Park – Located at the west-end of downtown in Lincoln Park, this is Steamboat’s biggest arts and crafts festival. Food concessions and entertainment are available throughout the day as well.
9:00am – 5:00pm
34th Annual Cowpie Classic –Steamboat’s annual rugby tournament with teams from across the nation competing for the coveted prize.
All Day - Fields across from the tennis bubble
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
Monday 7/14
Open Mike Night –Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 7/15
Yampatykes - 4 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am -10:00am
Youth Concert – Trout Fishing in America – Three time Grammy nominees Keith Grimwood and Ezra Idlet, keep all ages entertained with their original music – an infectious mix of folk/pop with influences of Latin, blues, jazz, and classical music.
Strings Music Pavilion – 11:00am & 5:30pm - $10.00 adults/$1.00 children
Wednesday 7/16
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge – Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested, call Elaine at 879-1994.
Classical Concert –Latin Spirit- Featuring selections from Gnattali, Piazzolla, Pagnini, and Albeniz.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $25.00 adult/$5.00 juniors
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 7/17
Yampatykes - 5 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm – Free
Heritage Ranch Tour – You are invited to participate in a unique behind the scenes tour, of private ranches in Northwest Colorado. Learn about the rich ranching heritage of Routt County and its residents with hands on experiences while enjoying the comfort of a motor coach excursion. Knowledgeable guides from the Community Agriculture Alliance and Routt County Extension will accompany the group to provide a historical perspective on how the ranching legacy has evolved and changes over the years. Meet at the rodeo grounds. Transportation provided to the ranch sites.
1:00pm – 4:00pm - $50.00 adult/ $10.00 child (7-12)/ Free (6-under)
Music on the Green - Lyrica Quartet – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Heritage Ranch Tour – You are invited to participate in a unique behind the scenes tour, of private ranches in Northwest Colorado. Learn about the rich ranching heritage of Routt County and its residents with hands on experiences while enjoying the comfort of a motor coach excursion. Knowledgeable guides from the Community Agriculture Alliance and Routt County Extension will accompany the group to provide a historical perspective on how the ranching legacy has evolved and changes over the years. Meet at the rodeo grounds. Transportation provided to the ranch sites.
1:00pm – 4:00pm - $50.00 adult/ $10.00 child (7-12)/ Free (6-under)
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 7/18
Yampatykes - 6 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon –
Free Summer Concert Series – Michael Franti –
The Steamboat Springs Free Summer Concert Series is a Steamboat summer tradition with five concerts throughout the summer. The show starts at 5:00pm with an opening band with the main act to follow. There will be food vendors, kid’s activities, and beer sales at the concert. No alcohol or dogs are allowed into the concert area.
Howelsen Hill – 5:00pm –
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Perry-Mansfield High School/College student Dramatic Theater Presentation – The students will be performing “Nickel and Dimed” by Joan Holden
Julie Harris Theater - $15.00 – 8:00pm
Strings in the Mountains – Different Tempo – Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy – Natalie MacMaster stuns crowds with her feverish fiddling and mesmerizing step dance. Natalie returns with husband and fellow fiddler Donnell Leahy of the famed Canadian band Leahy, for an unforgettable evening of Celtic virtuosity.
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $55.00
Saturday 7/19
Windy Ridge Archaeology Hike – An U.S. Forest Service archaeologist will lead a hike to Windy Ridge, located near Rabbit Ears Pass. The Windy Ridge Quarry dates back at least 8,000 years. This is a five mile round-trip
hike that will include views of Rabbit Ears and east to the Front Range. Participants must be 12 years or older.
Meet at Yampatika – 8:00am –3:30pm - $40.00
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
High Country Kitchen and Garden Tour – Steamboat’s most popular summer home tour, organized by the Guild of Strings Music festival, will feature eight stunning high country kitchens and gardens. * Take advantage of the “VIP Tour” with a Master Gardner and leave the driving to them*
Strings Music Festival - $25.00 pre-sale/$30.00 door/$50.00 VIP
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.50 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
“Classical Concert – An Evening with Chu-Fang Huang – Featuring selections from Haydn, Ravel, and Brahms.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $40.00 adult/$5.00 juniors
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Steamboat Lodging
By Brian | July 1, 2008
Saturday 7/5
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more.
Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included
Shall We Dance?” – An evening of ballroom dance instruction, food and wine. The proceeds from this event benefit the Perry Mansfield School of Arts.
Perry Mansfield – Steinberg Pavilion - $75.00 single/$150.00 couples
Classical Concert – Mostly Mozart – Featuring selections from Mozart and Haydn.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $35.00 adult/$5.00 Juniors
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Sunday 7/6
Cattle Drive – Sunday morning begins with a real cattle drive where local ranchers will drive 100 pair of cattle from their ranch down Lincoln Avenue to the rodeo arena. These cattle will then play a part in the Ranch Horse Competition and Ranch Rodeo where local ranches compete against each other.
Cattle Drive – Lincoln Ave – 10:00am
Ranch Competitions – Rodeo Arena – 4:00pm - Free
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
Monday 7/7
Open Mike Night –Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 7/8
Yampatykes - 4 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am -10:00am
Youth Concert – Peter and the Wolf with the Pushcart Players – The multi award winning Pushcart Players bring a little bit of Broadway to Strings with their special adaptation of this traditional Russian folk tale set to Prokofiev’s classic work. It is a delightful mix of splendid classical music and high adventure.
Strings Music Pavilion – 11:00am & 5:30pm - $10.00 adults/$1.00 children
Wednesday 7/9
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge – Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested, call Elaine at 879-1994.
Classical Concert –Parisian Soiree – Featuring selections from Swaint-Saens, Francaix, Debussy, and Ravel
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $25.00 adult/$5.00 juniors
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 7/10
Yampatykes - 5 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm - Free
Music on the Green - Lyrica Quartet – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Heritage Ranch Tour – You are invited to participate in a unique behind the scenes tour, of private ranches in Northwest Colorado. Learn about the rich ranching heritage of Routt County and its residents with hands on experiences while enjoying the comfort of a motor coach excursion. Knowledgeable guides from the Community Agriculture Alliance and Routt County Extension will accompany the group to provide a historical perspective on how the ranching legacy has evolved and changes over the years. Meet at the rodeo grounds. Transportation provided to the ranch sites.
1:00pm – 4:00pm - $50.00 adult/ $10.00 child (7-12)/ Free (6-under)
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 7/11
Yampatykes - 6 year olds - Curiosity about the natural world begins at a young age. Let your little one explore a new topic each session through hands-on activities.
Yampatika – 9am-11am or 1pm-3pm - $20.00
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon -
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Strings in the Mountains – Different Tempo – Brent Rowan and Friends – Two-time Academy of County Music’s Guitarist of the Year, Brent Rowen is Nashville’s most sought after studio guitarist. His “friends” are the industry’s top singer/songwriter performers with past guests including Guy Clark, Hal Ketchum, and Suzy Bogguss.
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $39.00
Saturday 7/12
28th Annual Hot Air Balloon Rodeo – Steamboat’s most colorful weekend, a festival of vibrant colors and art is one of the most anticipated weekends of the summer. The 2008 event is at last year’s location – approximately a mile south of Walton Creek Road on Highway 40. There will be no PUBLIC PARKING. Transportation will be available with the Christie Club shuttles only. Please sign up in advance at the front desk for transportation to the event.
7:00am – 10:00am
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
34rd Annual Art in the Park – Located at the west-end of downtown in Lincoln Park, this is Steamboat’s biggest arts and crafts festival. Food concessions and entertainment are available throughout the day as well.
9:00am – 5:00pm
Art on the Mountain – Local and visiting artists bring a great variety of their work to display and sell in Gondola Square.
Gondola Square – 10:00am – 4:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.50 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
“Classical Concert – An Evening with the Takacs Qartet – Featuring selections from Beethoven and Schubert.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $40.00 adult/$5.00 Juniors
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Steamboat Colorado
By Brian | July 1, 2008
Saturday 6/28
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more.
Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
USA Track and Field 10K Championship – This year’s event will be held at Howelsen Hill on a 4km loop course – three loops for men and 2 loops for women and juniors. After the racing, the event will be followed by a Mexican buffet, bluegrass music and awards.
Howelsen Hill – 8:30am
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Shakespeare on the Lawn – Steamboat Bio-diesel, and other select sponsors present “No Holds Bard Theater Company” in Macbeth and Twelfth Night. No Holds Bard presents Shakespeare’s plays in their original format: interactive, unpredictable and down-right hilarious, a far cry from the stuffy Shakespeare of college courses making for a thoroughly enjoying summer evening and family outing. The event is free and they encourage guests to bring a picnic supper and blankets.
Yampa Valley Botanical Gardens – 6:30pm
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Sunday 6/29
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm – Free
Shakespeare on the Lawn – Steamboat Bio-diesel, and other select sponsors present “No Holds Bard Theater Company” in Macbeth and Twelfth Night. No Holds Bard presents Shakespeare’s plays in their original format: interactive, unpredictable and down-right hilarious, a far cry from the stuffy Shakespeare of college courses making for a thoroughly enjoying summer evening and family outing. The event is free and they encourage guests to bring a picnic supper and blankets.
Yampa Valley Botanical Gardens – 6:30pm
Strings in the Mountains – Different Tempo Series – Richie Havens
His legendary sound has inspired and electrified audiences from Woodstock to the Clinton Presidential Inauguration. His fiery, soulful singing style has remained unique and ageless.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7pm - $42.00
Monday 6/30
Open Mike Night –Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado Mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 7/1
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am -10:00am
Youth Concert – Cherry Creek Dance – Back by popular demand, Cherry Creek Dance of Denver, performing partners with Radio Disney, and their professional troupe “7 dancers” return for a concert that delights the audience with a wide variety of dance genres.
Strings Music Pavilion – 11:00am - $10.00 adults/$1.00 children
Community Open House at Strings Music Pavilion – Community Open House for the new Strings Pavilion
4:30pm – 7:00pm
Wednesday 7/2
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneers Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge –
Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested, call Elaine at 879-1994.
Classical Concert – Old World Charm – Featuring selections from Dvorak, Bartok, Suk, Dohnany.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $25.00 adult/$5.00 Juniors
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 7/3
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneer’s Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm - Free
Music on the Green - Lyrica Quartet – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Heritage Ranch Tour – You are invited to participate in a unique behind the scenes tour, of private ranches in Northwest Colorado. Learn about the rich ranching heritage of Routt County and its residents with hands on experiences while enjoying the comfort of a motor coach excursion. Knowledgeable guides from the Community Agriculture Alliance and Routt County Extension will accompany the group to provide a historical perspective on how the ranching legacy has evolved and changes over the years. Meet at the rodeo grounds. Transportation provided to the ranch sites.
1:00pm – 4:00pm - $50.00 adult/ $10.00 child (7-12)/ Free (6-under)
Strings in the Mountains – Different Tempo Series – The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band –
Celebrating their 41st year, this legendary band has won three Grammy Awards. Their music continues to influence today’s pop culture with such timeless hits as “Mr. Bojangles,” “Will the Circle be Unbroken,” and “Ripplin’ Waters.”
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $55.00 -
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
July 4th - Independence Day!
First National Bank of Steamboat Springs, Fourth of July Parade
This year’s parade theme is: “Steamboat is alive with the Olympic Spirit”.
10:00am – Downtown Steamboat Springs
Strings in the Mountains – Free Community Concert
After the parade, celebrate the 4th with a Patriotic Concert. The Boulder Brass Ensemble will perform in front of the Tread of Pioneers Museum.
11:30am – 8th and Oak Streets – Tread of Pioneers Museum
Pioneer Day Block Party
8th Street, between Oak and Pine, will be blocked off and everyone is invited to come and enjoy the live Strings in the Mountains concert with food, the museum’s famous Routt Beer Floats, community displays, activities and free admission to the museum. Don’t miss this popular 4th of July tradition.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series
Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the “badest” bulls and horses. Kids events too. Dust off your cowboy hats and enjoy this fun event for the entire family!
Gates open at 5:30pm for an authentic Western BBQ, and live entertainment. The rodeo begins a half an hour early at 7:00pm. Tickets are available at the Concierge Desk
4th of July Fireworks Show
Occurring after the Rodeo performance at Howelsen Hill.
Please sign up with the front desk for shuttle service to the fireworks show.
9:30pm – Howelsen Hill
Saturday 7/5
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Art on the Mountain – Local and visiting artists bring a great variety of their work to display and sell in Gondola Square.
Gondola Square – 10:00am – 4:00pm
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.50 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
“Shall We Dance?” – An evening of ballroom dance instruction, dance, food, and wine. The proceeds from this event benefit the Perry Mansfield School of the Arts.
Perry Mansfield – Steinberg Pavilion - $75.00 single/$150.00 couples
Classical Concert – Mostly Mozart – Featuring selections from Mozart and Haydn.
Strings Music Pavilion – 7:00pm – $35.00 adult/$5.00 Juniors
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Steamboat June 21 - 28
By Brian | June 12, 2008
Saturday 6/21
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more.
Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Summer Solstice Event – Join Yampatika for a special archaeological summer solstice tour of an “archaeoastronomy” (summer solstice sight) in Canyon Pintado near Rangely, with local astronomer Bill Lawrence. This is an all day outing that will include visits to other spectacular archaeological sites and rock art panels in the BLM’s White River Field District. Reservations are required.
$50.00 per person
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Sunday 6/22
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm - Free
Monday 6/23
Open Mike Night –Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 6/24
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am-10:00am
Wednesday 6/25
Olympic Heritage Walking Tour – This easy walking tour explores our Olympic heritage; the multiple talents of Carl Howelsen; and the history of the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club, Winter Carnival, Howelsen Hill, and ski jumping. Once at Howelsen Hill, participants will witness the daring feats of ski jumpers soaring through the air during practice.
Tread of Pioneer’s Museum – 9:00am to - Free 10:30am
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge –
Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested, call Elaine at 879-1994.
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 6/26
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Downtown Historic Walking Tour – The focus of this easy walking tour is the historic buildings and architecture of downtown Steamboat Springs, town development, and the early settlers.
Tread of Pioneer’s Museum – 9:00am to 10:30pm - Free
Music on the Green - Lyrica Quartet – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Eric Aho Lecture and Slide Show – Eric Aho is a premier landscape artist and former Fullbright scholar. His work presides in public and private collections worldwide. Eric will be discussing his personal thoughts and ideas on painting the outdoors.
Steamboat Art Museum – 7:00pm -
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 6/27
Take a Llama to Lunch – Llamas get hungry too! Spend the day on a four-legged adventure by taking a llama to lunch in the Routt National Forest. This program is offered in partnership with the Friends of the Wilderness, and is wonderful introduction to llama trekking. Llamas and a gourmet lunch will be provided. No experience necessary.
Meet at Yampatika - 9:00am - $75.00 person
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Brown Bag Lecture Series – Go to the Tread of Pioneers Museum and discover the history of Steamboat Springs through the locals that lived it. Each one-hour program features a lecture topic that reveals the unique history of our area. Exciting topics have included the extinct mining town of Mt. Harris, local outlaw stories, agricultural history, and local family histories. Bring and friend and a lunch!
Tread of Pioneers Museum – Noon -
Free Summer Concert Series - Drew Emmett
The Steamboat Springs Free Summer Concert Series is a Steamboat summer tradition with five concerts throughout the summer. The show starts at 5:00pm with an opening band with the main act to follow. There will be food vendors, kid’s activities, and beer sales at the concert. No alcohol or dogs are allowed into the concert area.
Howelsen Hill – 5:00pm -
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Saturday 6/28
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
USA Track and Field 10K Championship – This year’s event will be held at Howelsen Hill on a 4km loop course – three loops for men and 2 loops for women and juniors. After the racing, the event will be followed by a Mexican buffet, bluegrass music and awards.
Howelsen Hill – 8:30am
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
Shakespeare on the Lawn – Steamboat Bio-diesel and select other sponsors present No Holds Bard Theater Company in Macbeth and Twelfth Night. No Holds Bard presents Shakespeare’s plays in their original format: interactive, unpredictable and down-right hilarious, a far cry from the stuffy Shakespeare of college courses making for a thoroughly enjoying summer evening and family outing. The event is free and they encourage guests to bring a picnic supper and blankets.
Yampa Valley Botanical Gardens – 6:30pm
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk
Strings Music Pavilion Opening Night – Two Pianos, Eight hands, A Keyboard Extravaganza.
Featuring pianists Alpin Hong, Cary Lewis, Erica Nickrenz and Jade Simmons.
Featuring works by Bach, Mozart, Wagner and Tchaikovsky.
Strings Music Pavilion – 8:00pm - $50.00
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Steamboat June 14 - 21
By Brian | June 12, 2008
Saturday 6/14
Wild Horses of Sand Wash Basin – Drive to Sand Wash Basin, west of Craig, to tour the basin and observe herds of wild horses. These are magnificent animals and seeing them in the wild is something you are not likely to forget! Transportation and a good lunch are provided. Bring your camera, comfortable walking or hiking shoes, and binoculars. For more information please contact Yampatika at 970-871-9151.
Yampatika Office – 7:00am – 5:00pm - $75.00 per person –
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more.
Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Triple Crown Fast Pitch Tournament – 140 of the West’s best girls fast pitch teams come to Steamboat to play some of the best fast pitch softball in the country.
Howelsen Hill - 9:00am
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt. Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am– Meet at the base area. Gondola ticket is not included.
19th Annual Rocky Mountain Ford Mustang Roundup – More than 350 Mustang owners from Colorado Mustang clubs will convene in Steamboat for the weekend. A variety of great activities including an autocross at the Meadows Parking lot on Friday and a show and shine on Saturday, in downtown Steamboat Springs. This event
is free and open to the public.
Sunday 6/15
Triple Crown Fast Pitch Tournament – 140 of the West’s best girls fast pitch teams come to Steamboat to play some of the best fast pitch softball in the country.
Howelsen Hill - 9:00am
The Art Depot – Free docent-led tours are available every Saturday and Sunday at the Art Depot. Discover the talent and diverse styles of Yampa Valley artists displayed on this tour.
Art Depot – 2:00pm - Free
Monday 6/16
Open Mike Night –Let the singer in you blossom at Mahogany Ridge. Sign up at 8pm – performances begin at 9pm.
Open Gym Volleyball – Come to Steamboat Middle School to play volleyball and meet new friends.
7:30pm - 9:30pm - $4.00 - Age Limit: 16+
Drop-in Basketball Games – Free drop in basketball games are played every Monday at Colorado mountain College Gym.
8:30pm
Tuesday 6/17
Story Time for Toddlers –
Bud Werner Library – 9:30am-10:00am
Wednesday 6/18
Vista Verde Nature Walk – Explore the beautiful and extensive forests and fields of Vista Verde Guest Ranch with a Yampatika Naturalist. Reservations are required, and transportation is not provided.
Vista Verde Guest Ranch – 2:00pm - 4:00pm – Free
Duplicate Bridge –
Sanctioned Duplicate Bridge is played 1:00pm, at the Steamboat Springs Community Center. Reservations are requested, call Elaine at 879-1994.
VFW Auxiliary Bingo –
VFW – Lincoln Ave – 6:00pm
Thursday 6/19
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Music on the Green - Yampa Valley Boys – Presented by Strings in the Mountains, this free concert is held Thursdays at the beautiful Yampa River Botanic Park. Bring a blanket, a picnic lunch, and enjoy the show.
Yampa River Botanic Park – 12:15pm – 1:00pm
Open Table Tennis – Open Table Tennis is offered on Thursdays at the George P. Sauer Services Center, (the old Junior High on 7th street), upstairs. All levels are welcome.
$5:00 – 7pm-9pm
Friday 6/20
Fish Creek Falls Nature Hike – Only a few miles from town but tucked away between rocky evergreen hillside, Fish Creek Falls is a peaceful oasis and a popular place for both locals and guests to get out into nature. Join a Yampatika naturalist for an informative tour of the falls, creek, and surroundings. Learn about the area’s flora, fauna, geology and history. Sponsored by the U.S. Forest Service.
Fish Creek Falls – 10:00am – 1:00pm – Free
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
~Tickets for the Rodeo are available at the Concierge Desk~
Saturday 6/21
Old Town Farmers Market – Shop for fresh produce, artisan breads, natural beef and buffalo, artisan cheeses, homemade sauces and salsas, flavored pastas, wild mushrooms, locally made products, arts, crafts and much more. Courthouse Lawn Downtown Steamboat – 8:00am – 1:00pm
Summer Solstice Event – Join Yampatika for a special archaeological summer solstice tour of an “archaeoastronomy” (summer solstice sight) in Canyon Pintado near Rangely, with local astronomer Bill Lawrence. This is an all day outing that will include visits to other spectacular archaeological sites and rock art panels in the BLM’s White River Field District. Reservations are required.
$50.00 per person
Vista Nature Trail Hike – Steamboat would not be Steamboat without our ski area. While the champagne powder has been replaced by sunny lush green scenery, Mt Werner is still a fun place to recreate and explore. Want to know more about the colorful aspens, or learn about mountain lions that stalk prey across the hills? This guided hike is your chance to learn how the natural environment shapes the Steamboat area and how Steamboat shapes the environment.
11:00am & 1:00pm – Top of the Gondola
Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series – Watch the Old West come alive! The Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series features the best cowboys in Colorado and Wyoming on the baddest bulls and horses. Kids events too!
Enjoy a BBQ and entertainment beginning each night at 6pm. Yee- Haw!!!
Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds – 7:30pm - $14.00 adults/ $7.00 child
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