Events in Summit County today

Enjoy a weekly Tuesday pairing of jazz with dinner and drinks. Settle in for a relaxed meal as the music provides a welcoming backdrop for conversation.

This Full Moon Yoga offering is presented with Summit Sol Yoga & Wellness and centers on flows designed to tap into lunar energy. Registration is open.

Schedule a one-on-one, 30-minute appointment with a library staff member at the South Branch Library to work through basic technology questions. Please bring your device along with any passwords you may need. Support can include getting started with ebooks and eReaders, basic computer navigation, using apps, cellphone and tablet basics, general internet instruction, research that goes beyond Google, and using the library’s electronic resources. Some services are not available. Staff do not design or format documents or flyers, fix, restore, or repair broken or infected devices, apps, or email accounts, enter sensitive information for you such as credit card numbers, Social Security details, or online banking credentials, provide keyboarding, typing, or proofreading, or offer medical, legal, or business advice or opinions. If your plans change, you can cancel through the email confirmation or by calling.

Set amid the Colorado Rockies, this weekly open-air market brings together local farmers, artisans, and food vendors in the recently renovated Dillon Town Park. Shoppers can explore Colorado-grown produce, seasonal fruits and vegetables, fresh baked goods, specialty foods, handmade crafts, and distinctive artisan goods while taking in mountain views and a welcoming community atmosphere. Live music adds to the experience, with performers such as John Daniel Berning, Eric Peterson, Kevin Danzig, Old Herman, Levi Corrigan, Tyler Easton and Kathleen Rose, Diego Espinosa, John Truscelli, Hobo Village, Occam's Rose, 9000 FT, Pat Travis and The Barley Brothers, Littlebird Trio, Samantha Erin, Nate Spencer, Mud Season, and Happy to be Here. Whether gathering ingredients for a fresh meal, finding handcrafted treasures, or enjoying a relaxed stroll, the market highlights Summit County’s local creativity and sense of community.

Find Colorado-grown produce, cheeses, sweet treats, and more at the Dillon Farmers Market in Dillon Town Park. A weekly newsletter provides updates, vendor spotlights, and tips to make the most of a visit. For health reasons, pets are not permitted.

Set in Breckenridge, Colorado, this immersive retreat centers on yoga, reflection, connection, and the spirit of the mountains. With autumn as the backdrop, the flow includes yoga each day, guided meditation, exploration of Human Design, nourishing meals, and heartfelt conversation, balanced with ample quiet time to rest, reconnect, and simply to be. In an alpine setting, the experience encourages slowing down, easing the nervous system, and deepening self-awareness so participants can leave feeling grounded, inspired, and refreshed. Whether the aim is rest, personal growth, community, or renewed connection with self, this gathering meets people where they are. Breathe, move, and reflect while welcoming the transformative energy of the season.

One of Colorado’s most iconic celebrations returns to historic downtown Breckenridge for its 30th year. This edition pairs time honored Oktoberfest traditions with collectible steins exclusive to the celebration, creating a lively atmosphere for all. Prost.

Hobo Village performs in the taproom at Angry James Brewing in Silverthorne on the final Friday of each month. The lineup spans the full band, smaller ensembles, and guest players, offering a varied show from month to month.

Presented by AEG, Wild on the Water features Big Wild with Mindchattter in a live performance at Dillon Amphitheater.

Mountain bikers gather in Frisco, Colorado for a relay on the Frisco Peninsula trails. Teams of two or four rotate through 5.5 mile laps, aiming to complete as many circuits as possible within a six hour window. The day welcomes both hard chargers and riders out for fun, highlighting flowing singletrack, stewardship of public lands, and community. After the final lap, the celebration continues at Frisco Adventure Park with a central base area, a vendor area, and an awards presentation. Proceeds support Friends of the Dillon Ranger District and their work caring for local trails and surrounding public lands.

An all-levels yoga session led by a rotating roster of local instructors welcomes participants of any experience level. Practice in a bright third floor event space with expansive windows overlooking river and mountain scenery, or stretch in the backyard where the sound of the Blue River provides a calming backdrop. The class runs one hour. Afterward, enjoy a complimentary House of Vibes Coffee or Summit Cultures Kombucha while taking in the views. $15 suggested donation.

Each Sunday, The Block Bar hosts live music from a mix of local talent and traveling artists as part of its Sunday Sessions. This installment features Friday Afternoon. The series has also welcomed Rigby, Loren Zyniecki, and Joe Tiechman, with earlier Sundays showcasing Wook Wizard, a Jerry tribute with Loren and Levi, Nellie Mar, and Backroads Band.