CBFM is Full for 2013
The Crested Butte Farmers Market is full for the 2013 season.For more info, visit http://cbfarmersmarket.org/
Friday, September 27, 2013
Crested Butte Farmers' Market- September 29, 2013
For more info, visit http://cbfarmersmarket.org/
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Crested Butte Film Festival- September 26-29, 2013
September 26-29, 2013
Indulge your passion for film and join us for our celebration of 90 films over four days in one beautiful place. Our International film festival features narratives, documentaries, outdoor adventure and shorts as well as free children’s programming and filmmaker talks. Complete schedule available online September 1.
For more info, visit http://cbfilmfest.org/
Friday, September 20, 2013
Crested Butte Farmers' Market- September 22, 2013
CBFM is Full for 2013
The Crested Butte Farmers Market is full for the 2013 season.For more info, visit http://cbfarmersmarket.org/
Friday, September 13, 2013
Crested Butte Farmers' Market- September 15, 2013
CBFM is Full for 2013
The Crested Butte Farmers Market is full for the 2013 season.For more info, visit http://cbfarmersmarket.org/
Vinotok- September 15-21, 2013
The autumn equinox, a time of balance between day and night, heralds in the celebration of Vinotok in Crested Butte, Colo. Meaning "fall wine festival" in Slovenian, Vinotok culminates on Sept. 21 after several days of celebrating and commemorates the bounty of the summer harvest and gathering of the community before the long winter ahead. It is a time of village feasting, of forgetting the woes of yesterday and honoring traditional Eastern European roots.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Gunnison Observatory- September 13, 14, 2013
Enjoy your visit to the Gunnison Valley Observatory!
What is it? The Gunnison Valley Observatory or GVO is a publically-owned facility, managed by an all-volunteer board of directors and staffed and operated by dedicated volunteers who perform the
How do I get there? The GVO is located at 2804 County Road 38 – also known as Gold Basin Road - just east of the Hartman Rocks Recreation Area. To get there, drive west out of Gunnison on US Highway 50 and turn left onto Country Road 38 just before the twin bridges across the Gunnison River. There is a brown directional sign for both Hartman Rocks and the Gunnison Observatory indicating your turn. For the next 2.10 miles, stay on County Road 38 around the end of the Regional Airport runway and then head south across the valley bottom and Tomichi Creek. The Observatory will be on your left just before the housing subdivisions. You cannot see the facility from the road as it is located within an earthen berm to help shield light from the telescopes. Park in the parking lot and then walk along the graveled entry lane into the berm.
When is it open? The Observatory is open Friday and Saturday evenings for public viewing from the second week in June through the second week in September. The GVO can also be rented by individuals or groups for private viewing on other evenings. The cost starts at $150 for the evening. Go to the GVO’s website: www.gunnisonobservatory.org for more information
Friday, September 6, 2013
Fall Festival of Beers & Chili Cook-Off, September 8, 2013
Fall Festival of Beers & Chili Cook-Off, September 8
Get into the spirit of autumn with Mt. Crested Butte's annual Fall Festival of Beers & Chili Cook-Off held on Sept. 8 at the base of Crested Butte Mountain Resort (CBMR) ski area. Heat up by sampling great chili prepared by area cook-off contestants, cool off with beers poured by several microbreweries and savor live music all afternoon. For admission costs and times, contact the Crested Butte-Mt. Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce at (800) 814-8893 and visit www.cbchamber.com.
For more info, visit:
http://www.gunnisoncrestedbutte.com/event/fall-festival-beers-chili-cook-september-8
Crested Butte Farmers' Market- September 8, 2013
CBFM is Full for 2013
The Crested Butte Farmers Market is full for the 2013 season.For more info, visit http://cbfarmersmarket.org/
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Gunnison Observatory Open for Private Viewing- September 6, 7, 2013
Enjoy your visit to the Gunnison Valley Observatory!
What is it? The Gunnison Valley Observatory or GVO is a publically-owned facility, managed by an all-volunteer board of directors and staffed and operated by dedicated volunteers who perform the
How do I get there? The GVO is located at 2804 County Road 38 – also known as Gold Basin Road - just east of the Hartman Rocks Recreation Area. To get there, drive west out of Gunnison on US Highway 50 and turn left onto Country Road 38 just before the twin bridges across the Gunnison River. There is a brown directional sign for both Hartman Rocks and the Gunnison Observatory indicating your turn. For the next 2.10 miles, stay on County Road 38 around the end of the Regional Airport runway and then head south across the valley bottom and Tomichi Creek. The Observatory will be on your left just before the housing subdivisions. You cannot see the facility from the road as it is located within an earthen berm to help shield light from the telescopes. Park in the parking lot and then walk along the graveled entry lane into the berm.
When is it open? The Observatory is open Friday and Saturday evenings for public viewing from the second week in June through the second week in September. The GVO can also be rented by individuals or groups for private viewing on other evenings. The cost starts at $150 for the evening. Go to the GVO’s website: www.gunnisonobservatory.org for more information
Gravity Slave- September 8, 2013
Coinciding with the Fall Festival of Beers & Chili Cook-Off weekend, is the Gravity Slave mountain bike race. The Gravity Slave is a Chainless Downhill StageRace – that features three runs on three different courses in Crested Butte Mountain Resort’s Evolution Bike Park. The lowest cumulative time wins.
For more info, visit http://www.worldbikeparks.com/evolution-bike-park-crested-butte/events
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Summer Speaker Series at Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum- September 5
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Welcome to the Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum!Find us on Facebook.
Our next Summer Speaker Series is September 5 at 7:30pm with Barbara Mason
Read more about the Summer Speaker Series here.
The Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum is now open from 10am-8pm daily.
Step back in time and experience the heritage that makes Crested Butte so distinctive at The Crested Butte Mountain Heritage Museum. In the center of historic Crested Butte, we have transformed "The Hardware" or "Tony's Conoco" into the town's only historic repository.
Our Museum Exhibits explore coal mining in Crested Butte from the early 1880's to the 1950's and the long history of skiing in the Gunnison Valley. Guests can investigate everday life of "Crested Buttians" in our Home Life Exhibit and the Betty Spehar Children's Exhibit, as well as wacky, local celebrations like Flauschink. The model town and railroad has been elected the most popular exhibit at the Crested Butte Museum, complete with distinctive buildings along Elk Avenue, The Big Mine, the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, and infamous buildings like the Old Rock Schoolhouse, Kochevar's and the Forest Queen. And, of course, the Museum would be incomplete without the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame.
Be sure to visit the Museum Store, featuring photo reproductions from Crested Butte's history, books, childrens' toys, garden and home decor, and gifts to please your family and friends at home.
Come sit by the potbelly stove and reminisce about the old days of Crested Butte, or recall Hardware Store merchandise from the past...we've left the shelves as they were when Tony Mihelich closed the doors. From ceiling to floor, and everything in between, our Museum should certainly be on your list of things to do in Crested Butte. And, our Museum is fully wheelchair accessible!
Our Museum Exhibits explore coal mining in Crested Butte from the early 1880's to the 1950's and the long history of skiing in the Gunnison Valley. Guests can investigate everday life of "Crested Buttians" in our Home Life Exhibit and the Betty Spehar Children's Exhibit, as well as wacky, local celebrations like Flauschink. The model town and railroad has been elected the most popular exhibit at the Crested Butte Museum, complete with distinctive buildings along Elk Avenue, The Big Mine, the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, and infamous buildings like the Old Rock Schoolhouse, Kochevar's and the Forest Queen. And, of course, the Museum would be incomplete without the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame.
Be sure to visit the Museum Store, featuring photo reproductions from Crested Butte's history, books, childrens' toys, garden and home decor, and gifts to please your family and friends at home.
Come sit by the potbelly stove and reminisce about the old days of Crested Butte, or recall Hardware Store merchandise from the past...we've left the shelves as they were when Tony Mihelich closed the doors. From ceiling to floor, and everything in between, our Museum should certainly be on your list of things to do in Crested Butte. And, our Museum is fully wheelchair accessible!
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