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The Steamboat Springs Arts Council presents a number of annual programs, fairs, festivals and events. For additional information, please click on the links below.
We also maintain an online Events Calendar, listing all of our events plus our affiliates' events.
Art in Education


Art Exploration for kids
A program for children to explore visual and performing arts with local and visiting artists. After school workshops and school break programs are available. Four sessions are coordinated with the school calendar: Winter Break (at Christmas), Blues Break (one week in February), Spring Break (one week in April), and Summer Session (four weeks). At least 150 kids participate each year. Click here for more info.
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Arts and Crafts Fairs

31st Annual - July 9 & 10 2005 |

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This annual arts and crafts fair is held in West Lincoln Park during Rainbow Weekend. Over 130 artisans offer unique, hand-crafted items made from wood, metal, clay, leather, fiber, and glass, plus fine art, jewelry, sculpture, photography, and more. Art-In-The-Park maintains its unique status by limiting eligibility to artists and craftpersons who display work entirely of their own original concept, design and execution. Event highlights include free live entertainment - music, dance, children's theatre and more - children's activities, plus a variety of refreshment booths. This widely popular 2-day event attracts 8,000 - 10,000 people each year. |
Admission is free. Art-In-The-Park is open to the public
Saturday, July 9, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, July
10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Interested vendors, please see the 2004 Call for Entries.
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Christmas in the Rockies:
December 4, 2004
This annual arts and crafts show has a Christmas theme, with vendors offering holiday gift and decor items. 1,500 people attend this annual event, held at Strawberry Park Elementary School.
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Community Arts

Public Art Committee:
The Public Art committee's mission is to establish an ongoing program to produce, support and display works of art in places that are accessible to the public in a manner that will enhance the aesthetic value of the site and contribute to the quality of the cultural life in Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley. Special collaborative projects have been developed to establish public art programs at the Steamboat Ski Area and the Yampa Valley Medical Center.

The Friday Film Series takes place each fall and winter, with a series of free films (donations encouraged) presented at Centennial Hall (10th & Oak) at 7:00 pm on selected Friday evenings. The Friday Film Series is supported by several sponsors in addition to the Film Guild. Film Guild membership is available for a contribution of $150 and offers 2 reserved seats at each show. Please contact us for information on becoming a Film Guild member to support this popular program.
Please check our Events Calendar for
upcoming Friday Film Series dates and feature presentations.
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Handel's Messiah:
A holiday favorite, the Arts Council presents this free annual concert in collaboration with the Yampa Valley Community Chorus and members of the Steamboat Springs Chamber Orchestra.
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Special Events/Fundraising

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This fall fund raiser for
the Steamboat Springs Arts Council is a unique blend of
wine/beer tasting and culinary art, with a silent auction.
The 2003 Pour les Arts was held at Mahogany Ridge
and featured entertainment by the The Wayfarers. Please
check our Events Calendar
for information on the upcoming Pour les Arts.
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September 17, 2005 |

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The annual Steamboat Studios Art & Culture Tour takes participants on a self-guided tour of working artists' studios. Each year focuses on a different geographic area of the Yampa Valley, offering an opportunity to interact with our local artists and learn a bit of cultural history along the way. This year's tour will cover Town and The Mountain. The tour includes a visit to a local historic site, a cooperative fine art exhibit and silent auction, entertainment and refreshments. Participants start the day with a |
gourmet continental breakfast where they pick up the map of featured artists' studios and cultural sites. Participants then visit the studios and sites at their leisure, with a designated stop for lunch along the way.
Ticket prices include breakfast and lunch. For reservations or information, please call us at 970.879.9008.
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Cabaret
May 4, 5, & 6 2005
Held each spring, this sell-out local comedy review show
is generally about poking fun at ourselves through political
humor. Beginning in 2004, the show is held at the Steamboat
Grand Resort. Tickets go on sale in late March for Arts
Council members, and on April 1 for the general public. |
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