Events in February 2023
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January 30, 2023(1 event)
7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC – 
Monday night trivia at the hop house! |
January 31, 2023
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February 1, 2023
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February 2, 2023
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February 3, 2023
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February 4, 2023(1 event)
10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours – CAA (Community Ag Alliance) Market has EXTENDED Winter Hours! Shop the Market Mon-Fri 10-5:30 and now Saturday from 10-2! CAA Market is a program of the Community Ag Alliance, a non-profit dedicated to supporting agriculture in the Yampa Valley. |
February 5, 2023
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February 6, 2023(1 event)
7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC –
Monday night trivia at the hop house! |
February 7, 2023
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February 8, 2023
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February 9, 2023(1 event)
All day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter CarnivalAll day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter Carnival All day 
The Winter Carnival celebration includes a variety of events that embrace Steamboat's western heritage and highlight our tradition of winter sports. This unique event includes everything from kids pulled on skis behind horses down a snow-covered main street, to the Lighted Man at the Night Show Extravaganza who's battery-powered suit weighs 70 pounds. Celebrate 110 Years of Winter Tradition in Steamboat SpringsMention a parade and fireworks and people say that’s typical. Talk about adults on shovels being pulled down main street behind horses or skiers jumping through fiery hoops and people stop to listen. In Steamboat Springs we do things differently, and with the oldest, continuous Winter Carnival west of the Mississippi, this event is certainly no different. ABOUT THE WINTER CARNIVALWinter Carnival was started by the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club (SSWSC) as a way to help residents cope with cabin fever during the height of the Colorado winter season. The event continues to this day as a way to celebrate winter; as a reason for neighbors to gather; and as an opportunity, for everyone to experience a piece of Ski Town USA® history and tradition. |
February 10, 2023(1 event)
All day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter CarnivalAll day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter Carnival All day
The Winter Carnival celebration includes a variety of events that embrace Steamboat's western heritage and highlight our tradition of winter sports. This unique event includes everything from kids pulled on skis behind horses down a snow-covered main street, to the Lighted Man at the Night Show Extravaganza who's battery-powered suit weighs 70 pounds. Celebrate 110 Years of Winter Tradition in Steamboat SpringsMention a parade and fireworks and people say that’s typical. Talk about adults on shovels being pulled down main street behind horses or skiers jumping through fiery hoops and people stop to listen. In Steamboat Springs we do things differently, and with the oldest, continuous Winter Carnival west of the Mississippi, this event is certainly no different. ABOUT THE WINTER CARNIVALWinter Carnival was started by the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club (SSWSC) as a way to help residents cope with cabin fever during the height of the Colorado winter season. The event continues to this day as a way to celebrate winter; as a reason for neighbors to gather; and as an opportunity, for everyone to experience a piece of Ski Town USA® history and tradition. |
February 11, 2023(2 events)
All day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter CarnivalAll day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter Carnival All day
The Winter Carnival celebration includes a variety of events that embrace Steamboat's western heritage and highlight our tradition of winter sports. This unique event includes everything from kids pulled on skis behind horses down a snow-covered main street, to the Lighted Man at the Night Show Extravaganza who's battery-powered suit weighs 70 pounds. Celebrate 110 Years of Winter Tradition in Steamboat SpringsMention a parade and fireworks and people say that’s typical. Talk about adults on shovels being pulled down main street behind horses or skiers jumping through fiery hoops and people stop to listen. In Steamboat Springs we do things differently, and with the oldest, continuous Winter Carnival west of the Mississippi, this event is certainly no different. ABOUT THE WINTER CARNIVALWinter Carnival was started by the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club (SSWSC) as a way to help residents cope with cabin fever during the height of the Colorado winter season. The event continues to this day as a way to celebrate winter; as a reason for neighbors to gather; and as an opportunity, for everyone to experience a piece of Ski Town USA® history and tradition. 10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours – CAA (Community Ag Alliance) Market has EXTENDED Winter Hours! Shop the Market Mon-Fri 10-5:30 and now Saturday from 10-2! CAA Market is a program of the Community Ag Alliance, a non-profit dedicated to supporting agriculture in the Yampa Valley. |
February 12, 2023(1 event)
All day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter CarnivalAll day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter Carnival All day
The Winter Carnival celebration includes a variety of events that embrace Steamboat's western heritage and highlight our tradition of winter sports. This unique event includes everything from kids pulled on skis behind horses down a snow-covered main street, to the Lighted Man at the Night Show Extravaganza who's battery-powered suit weighs 70 pounds. Celebrate 110 Years of Winter Tradition in Steamboat SpringsMention a parade and fireworks and people say that’s typical. Talk about adults on shovels being pulled down main street behind horses or skiers jumping through fiery hoops and people stop to listen. In Steamboat Springs we do things differently, and with the oldest, continuous Winter Carnival west of the Mississippi, this event is certainly no different. ABOUT THE WINTER CARNIVALWinter Carnival was started by the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club (SSWSC) as a way to help residents cope with cabin fever during the height of the Colorado winter season. The event continues to this day as a way to celebrate winter; as a reason for neighbors to gather; and as an opportunity, for everyone to experience a piece of Ski Town USA® history and tradition. |
February 13, 2023(2 events)
All day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter CarnivalAll day: 110th Annual Steamboat Winter Carnival All day
The Winter Carnival celebration includes a variety of events that embrace Steamboat's western heritage and highlight our tradition of winter sports. This unique event includes everything from kids pulled on skis behind horses down a snow-covered main street, to the Lighted Man at the Night Show Extravaganza who's battery-powered suit weighs 70 pounds. Celebrate 110 Years of Winter Tradition in Steamboat SpringsMention a parade and fireworks and people say that’s typical. Talk about adults on shovels being pulled down main street behind horses or skiers jumping through fiery hoops and people stop to listen. In Steamboat Springs we do things differently, and with the oldest, continuous Winter Carnival west of the Mississippi, this event is certainly no different. ABOUT THE WINTER CARNIVALWinter Carnival was started by the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club (SSWSC) as a way to help residents cope with cabin fever during the height of the Colorado winter season. The event continues to this day as a way to celebrate winter; as a reason for neighbors to gather; and as an opportunity, for everyone to experience a piece of Ski Town USA® history and tradition. 7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC –
Monday night trivia at the hop house! |
February 14, 2023
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February 17, 2023
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February 18, 2023(2 events)
10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours – CAA (Community Ag Alliance) Market has EXTENDED Winter Hours! Shop the Market Mon-Fri 10-5:30 and now Saturday from 10-2! CAA Market is a program of the Community Ag Alliance, a non-profit dedicated to supporting agriculture in the Yampa Valley. 5:30 pm: Light Up The Night Celebration5:30 pm: Light Up The Night Celebration – Join us for an evening of sensory delight. View the beauty of six magnificent hot air balloons that will illuminate the Mountain Village from 5:30-6:30pm. Spectators can stroll among the standing balloons or watch from the warmth of a slope side eatery. Enjoy night skiing and swing by Timber & Torch to warm up and enjoy dinner and drinks. The grand finale is the Fireworks and Torchlight Parade. Get ready for the Steamboat Light the Night Celebration, it is going to be a blast. |
February 19, 2023
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February 20, 2023(1 event)
7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC –
Monday night trivia at the hop house! |
February 21, 2023
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February 22, 2023
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February 23, 2023
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February 24, 2023
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February 25, 2023(1 event)
10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours – CAA (Community Ag Alliance) Market has EXTENDED Winter Hours! Shop the Market Mon-Fri 10-5:30 and now Saturday from 10-2! CAA Market is a program of the Community Ag Alliance, a non-profit dedicated to supporting agriculture in the Yampa Valley. |
February 26, 2023
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February 27, 2023(1 event)
7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC7:00 pm: Monday Night Trivia at YVBC –
Monday night trivia at the hop house! |
February 28, 2023
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March 3, 2023(1 event)
All day: Steamboat Winter WondergrassAll day: Steamboat Winter Wondergrass All day We aim to cultivate and nurture the relationship between nature, authentic music, and communal family, creating a vehicle for inspiration. When we come together with open hearts and open minds, bringing all of our differences and unique opinions, we begin to dissolve the illusion of separation from one another. Our intention is to create a platform for artists, vendors, attendees, and our planet to unite as one – connecting the community. MEDIA “WinterWonderGrass began in 2013 as a tiny, homegrown music festival in a parking lot in Edwards and is now returning for its seventh year in 2019 at its new home in Steamboat Springs, with sister festivals in Lake Tahoe, California, and Stratton, Vermont. The trifecta that founder Scotty Stoughton and his team have created over the past seven years is not only tremendously impressive but is also a blessing for bluegrass and string music fans across the nation. Stoughton and crew are also the faces behind Campout for the Cause, and though they’re not strangers on how to carefully curate a near-perfect festival, the WinterWonderGrasses are officially in a league of their own.” – 303 MAGAZINE ARTISTS “Performing live music, for us, is a conversation with the audience. it’s a relationship between the musicians and the listeners built on energy and trust. WinterWonderGrass makes that exchange so much more profound by changing the playing field. Something about enduring the cold, being in the elements together, and raging thru [sic] snowfall makes the reward so much greater for both parties.” – Paul Hoffman (Greensky Bluegrass) “This festival really hits home for me coming from the North. There’s something about fully embracing the great outdoors in all it’s magnificence that gives the music a vivid glow like you’ve never experienced it before.” – Lindsay Lou ABOUT THE FOUNDER At the heart of all his endeavors, Scotty Stoughton is an artist. He lives and breathes music and the world that holds its sound waves. Onstage performing with Bonfire Dub or behind the scenes producing his many festivals and events, including WinterWonderGrass and Campout for the Cause, Stoughton values music as more than a platform where rhythm meets beat. For him, it’s an expression that sets the stage for a life worth living, a vision worth having and a dream worth creating. Bonfire Entertainment puts a spotlight on community and interpersonal connection, as well as the overall impact we have on the environment. Stoughton finds solace and inspiration in the natural world, especially on the water, and is the co-founder of Stand Up Paddle Colorado. His support of international non-profit organizations, along with local involvement through community events, always keeps his hands moving quickly without ever losing the beat. |
March 4, 2023(2 events)
All day: Steamboat Winter WondergrassAll day: Steamboat Winter Wondergrass All day We aim to cultivate and nurture the relationship between nature, authentic music, and communal family, creating a vehicle for inspiration. When we come together with open hearts and open minds, bringing all of our differences and unique opinions, we begin to dissolve the illusion of separation from one another. Our intention is to create a platform for artists, vendors, attendees, and our planet to unite as one – connecting the community. MEDIA “WinterWonderGrass began in 2013 as a tiny, homegrown music festival in a parking lot in Edwards and is now returning for its seventh year in 2019 at its new home in Steamboat Springs, with sister festivals in Lake Tahoe, California, and Stratton, Vermont. The trifecta that founder Scotty Stoughton and his team have created over the past seven years is not only tremendously impressive but is also a blessing for bluegrass and string music fans across the nation. Stoughton and crew are also the faces behind Campout for the Cause, and though they’re not strangers on how to carefully curate a near-perfect festival, the WinterWonderGrasses are officially in a league of their own.” – 303 MAGAZINE ARTISTS “Performing live music, for us, is a conversation with the audience. it’s a relationship between the musicians and the listeners built on energy and trust. WinterWonderGrass makes that exchange so much more profound by changing the playing field. Something about enduring the cold, being in the elements together, and raging thru [sic] snowfall makes the reward so much greater for both parties.” – Paul Hoffman (Greensky Bluegrass) “This festival really hits home for me coming from the North. There’s something about fully embracing the great outdoors in all it’s magnificence that gives the music a vivid glow like you’ve never experienced it before.” – Lindsay Lou ABOUT THE FOUNDER At the heart of all his endeavors, Scotty Stoughton is an artist. He lives and breathes music and the world that holds its sound waves. Onstage performing with Bonfire Dub or behind the scenes producing his many festivals and events, including WinterWonderGrass and Campout for the Cause, Stoughton values music as more than a platform where rhythm meets beat. For him, it’s an expression that sets the stage for a life worth living, a vision worth having and a dream worth creating. Bonfire Entertainment puts a spotlight on community and interpersonal connection, as well as the overall impact we have on the environment. Stoughton finds solace and inspiration in the natural world, especially on the water, and is the co-founder of Stand Up Paddle Colorado. His support of international non-profit organizations, along with local involvement through community events, always keeps his hands moving quickly without ever losing the beat. 10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours10:00 am: CAA Market Extended Hours – CAA (Community Ag Alliance) Market has EXTENDED Winter Hours! Shop the Market Mon-Fri 10-5:30 and now Saturday from 10-2! CAA Market is a program of the Community Ag Alliance, a non-profit dedicated to supporting agriculture in the Yampa Valley. |
March 5, 2023(1 event)
All day: Steamboat Winter WondergrassAll day: Steamboat Winter Wondergrass All day We aim to cultivate and nurture the relationship between nature, authentic music, and communal family, creating a vehicle for inspiration. When we come together with open hearts and open minds, bringing all of our differences and unique opinions, we begin to dissolve the illusion of separation from one another. Our intention is to create a platform for artists, vendors, attendees, and our planet to unite as one – connecting the community. MEDIA “WinterWonderGrass began in 2013 as a tiny, homegrown music festival in a parking lot in Edwards and is now returning for its seventh year in 2019 at its new home in Steamboat Springs, with sister festivals in Lake Tahoe, California, and Stratton, Vermont. The trifecta that founder Scotty Stoughton and his team have created over the past seven years is not only tremendously impressive but is also a blessing for bluegrass and string music fans across the nation. Stoughton and crew are also the faces behind Campout for the Cause, and though they’re not strangers on how to carefully curate a near-perfect festival, the WinterWonderGrasses are officially in a league of their own.” – 303 MAGAZINE ARTISTS “Performing live music, for us, is a conversation with the audience. it’s a relationship between the musicians and the listeners built on energy and trust. WinterWonderGrass makes that exchange so much more profound by changing the playing field. Something about enduring the cold, being in the elements together, and raging thru [sic] snowfall makes the reward so much greater for both parties.” – Paul Hoffman (Greensky Bluegrass) “This festival really hits home for me coming from the North. There’s something about fully embracing the great outdoors in all it’s magnificence that gives the music a vivid glow like you’ve never experienced it before.” – Lindsay Lou ABOUT THE FOUNDER At the heart of all his endeavors, Scotty Stoughton is an artist. He lives and breathes music and the world that holds its sound waves. Onstage performing with Bonfire Dub or behind the scenes producing his many festivals and events, including WinterWonderGrass and Campout for the Cause, Stoughton values music as more than a platform where rhythm meets beat. For him, it’s an expression that sets the stage for a life worth living, a vision worth having and a dream worth creating. Bonfire Entertainment puts a spotlight on community and interpersonal connection, as well as the overall impact we have on the environment. Stoughton finds solace and inspiration in the natural world, especially on the water, and is the co-founder of Stand Up Paddle Colorado. His support of international non-profit organizations, along with local involvement through community events, always keeps his hands moving quickly without ever losing the beat. |